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AIRPLANE = Aeronca Champion
NS4491. 1946. low time, recovered
and repainted lately, new seats,
wheel Tenders. landing and position
plane at Libeaus Field, Manassas.
Va. Call 351- w for MR.. FARRIS. o.
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OAKCREST

Arl., mr., Army and Navy Club; home
in immac. cond.: 4 hedrms., 3 baths,
. firenlaces. clubrm. with bar; ear
immed. occupancy; lease required
For appt. and further details, OF,
T9Sa -IO
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APARrMENTs FURNIsHtp
CHASTI ,ETON HOTEI,

TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Redec. base
ment apt, pr. busline and business
centers III 7.HAl1 q
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Colonial Investment Co.
REh. $3.50. p
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ROOMS uhFURkIsHEp
ROOMS FURNISHED & uNEuR.

NVVWS ONtSNtNsSnkS
COLORED-LARGE UNFURN. rm..
front, for settled lady. Call DU.
1SAS -A
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nlent apt, pr. buSlln0 and bushnell
centers. JU. 7-S911. -S
CHASTLETON HOTEL
Furnished apts.; I and 2 bedrooms
See manager, 18th and r sts. NV
COLORED = BEAUTIFUL. spacious
liv. rn., bedrm., kit. -dinette. bath;
adults only; $l25 mo. incl. util
COLORED-SINGLE LIE. double. or share
room: also apts. with private bath
students preferable, or married
couples. SIG Quincy st. NV, RA
1907,
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APARrMENrs EUR. or uNEuR.
APARTMENTS UhfURklsHEp

5I.I 9th ST. N.W.-Roor1, complete
kitchen, porch, pvt. home. on bus
line: empl. couple q
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VETERANS, see our NayIor Gardens
ad a,4p qnder ,r Sco1op, ~ ,PB. ABS. toE s,ls :, !,
g RMS. KIT. AND BATH, 8 closets,
heat and not water: $75. FA. 1852
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HOUSES FuRk. OR UkFURk.
FURNISHED or unfurnished-5-roo room
modern BUNGALOW. $75. Forest Glen
Nd. CAN Sat. and sun, sH. ""ss2
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REAL HOME

MATURE EMPLOYED LADY
PRIVATE RESIDENCE-ROOM AND
INCLosED PORCH; AID5oIN1fGG
CALVERT ST; RESTAURANT AND
SHOPPING ! BLOCK. 243S 20th
at NV NO h3h&. g.
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SEVEN LOCKS ROAD

Four lf:se bedroom home; livirte
room. dining room, den and Kitchen,
full Easement. garage, chicken house..
aces of land: $50 mo. ~,
E. M. FRY, INC. ~,
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WESTMORELAND HILLS-2-bedrm =.
Colonial brick house. large rooms
screened porch. gas heat; det. ga
rage. Call OIL. 635l. .,
COUNTRY ESTATE. IS min to Pen
tagon; bedrms.. 4ha baths, slassed-
in Ice. sun porch, several firepls..
beautiful grounds, caretaker and
firewood; $500 mo. or S1,500 for
) mos. Nov | to April l. Shown
by appt DE. 5424 or Pa. 1884
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CONTINUED on Next PaseJ
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ALLEN LEE HOTEL
1924 F st. n.w.-Clean rooms. private
baths or running water. 24-hour
phone service. near State, Interior
Depts. and G. W. Univ; low weekly
rates. Elk 1924
ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 10th. n.w.-Lse. outside rooms
with running water or pvt. baths;
So q day and up: 24-hr. elevator
and switchboard service: dining
room in bldg. HU. 811e
CHASTLETON HOTEL
9th and R SITS n.w.-Speciai fall
rates: single, with pvt. bsth. $24
per week; double. with pvt bath.
$50 per week. Call DU 1000.
GORDON HOTEL
Downtown location - Lovely large
twin-bed rms. running water, near
bath: SIS per wk. dble.; also nice
singles, starting at S11 wkly.; full
faI 81
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1870 r ST. NV, The Churchill
Clean single rooms, attrac. furn.,
rm., $40 wk NO 9s6S -16
112I 18th ST. N.W.-Clean single
room, attr. furn.; maid service; 81;
also sgi rm.. So. HU. 9616. Ia
81 BRYANT ST. NV lge. front
rm. on 3rd a.; conven. to c. U.
and downtown carline. DU. 114i.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-24

Those fortunate enough to re-
ceive gifts will begin to lose some
Of the childish joy that was theirs
upon the presentation Of these
gifts, or even seriously ponder the
use or practical wisdom of such
gifts. Others who were not SO
fortunate may wonder what it is
like to have the proverbial stock.
ing filled with the goodies and
wares that are so characteristic OF
Christmas.
Many out Of the depth of their
despair, will dismiss the probable
ity Of ever having such an ex
perience This is something Oh
the scenery, of the noise, of the
enthusiasm, and of the joys and
pathos which characterize our
Christmas celebration.
But need this all? No, not il
! one takes seriously the meaning
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-24

MARIE WILLIAMS born In Indian
, apolis. Ind. died Nov. 30. 1913 resided
at 2O13 w. Walnut. Funeral services
were conducted in our chapel. Dec. O.
1949. Burial in Mt. Glenwood Cemetery
JOHN THOMAS, born in Petersburg
Virginia. died Nov. 81. 1949 resided al
sos E. goth St. Funeral services were
conducted in our chapel. Dec. 3. 1913
Burial in Lincoln Cemetery.
ETHA KICKS EDWARDS. born in
Troy. Ala. residede at 1857 Prairie Av.
died Nov. %. 1919. Funeral services
conducted at the Prairie Avenue Bapt
Church. Dec. 8. 1949. Burial in Lincoln
Cemetery.
ARVIE TURNER, born in Mississippi
died Nov. %. 1919, resided at 1928 S.
State ST. Funeral services were con-
Quoted in our chapel. Dec. 8. 1949 Bur
iaI in Burr Oa1- Cemetery.
THOMAS MILLER. born in Meraux,
Louisiana. died Nov. 80. 1949 resided
at 4915 Drexel Blvd. Funeral services
were conducted in our chapel Dec. 8.
1919. Burial in Restvale Cemetery
PRIVATE COIN NJ WHITE. born
in Chicago. ILL., resided at 1923 st.
Lawrence. died Nov %. 1949. Funeral
services were conducted in onr chapal
Dec. 8. 1949. Burial in Lincoln Gene
terry
DENORMIES LAYNE, born in Gre
rory. Ark died Nov. go. 1919, resided
at sos E. 42nd ST. Body was shipped
Dec. 1949 to New Augusta, Ark. for
Burial.
JAMIE McMILLER born in Wesson,
Miss. died November 20, 1919. Funeral
services were conducted in our chapel
DEC. 5. 1949. Burial in Burr Oak Gem
tary. Resided at 1872 E. 57th st.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-24

of Christmas. If Christmas means
anything at all in christendom, 1t
means that in the birth Of Jesus
at Bethlehem there was also a
gift. It also means the full mean
ing of the gift was not in the tact
that the child was born, but that
He lived a life which shone forth
as a light in the darkness OF
doubt, detection and despair that
seemed to threaten the very ex-
istence of men.
The life Of the child who was
born at Bethlehem is that gilt
which offers faith for mems
doubt, hope for mans despair
and love for mems sense OF de-
lection. 8There fowtmwamtw yy
and love for mems sense OF de-
lection. These faith, hope and
love, are the things that we at
tempt to express in our gifts at
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-24

Christmas time. But the thing;
which we use to express the deep
err meaning are often more in
accessible than that which they
express. Then, is it not more
fruitful to seek the things them
selves rather than the inexact ex-
pressions Of them?
No, we are not condemning the
practice of giving at Christmas,
for the little things we give re-
mind us that there is a larger
sense in whicr there is a gift to
mankind. But it is the intention
to say that these little acts of
giving should not lead us into
kidding ourselves to think that
they are the only things that are
to be had at Christmas time.
In time Of strife, racial bigo-
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-24
CHURCH
DIRECTORY

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. M. Royston, Pastor
$40 n. Orleans Street.
Phone SU. 7-4476
STRANGERS HOME BAPTIST
Rev. E. D. Winfield. Pastor
4814 State Street
Phone Ii. S-S768
THE OPEN DOOR BAPTIST
GHUECH
Rev. T. T. Little. Pastor
1889 Chrisaiana Street
Phone CIR. 7-9432
PLEASANT GREEN BAPTIST
PLEASANT GREEN BAPT. CHURCH
Rev. E. L. Strawhorn, Pastor
1856 Rhodes Avenue
Phone vi. 2-0053
UNITY BAPTIST SHURCH
Rev. w. M. Walton. Pastor
1921 Federal Street
Phone DIR. 1884
PRAIRIE AVENUE BAPT. CHURCH
Rev. c. A. Wallace. Pastor
COPS Prairie Ave.
INDIANA AVENUE PENTECosTAL
CHURCH OF GOD 3343
Elder G. H. Ellis. Pastor
1922 Indiana Ave.
Phone vi. 3-iS09
GREATER ST JOHN BAPT. CHURCH
Rev. William A. Johnson. Pastor
1921 Michigan Ave.
VALLEYS ROSE BOWL TEMPLE
DR.. ]. e. Watley Founder
4724 Cottage Grove Ave.
Phone KE. 6-9383 IL
STAR LIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. d. ID. CLAY. Pastor
WA. 1925
TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. L. Rawles. Pastor
41S0 Indiana Ave-
Phone GA. 4-6722
METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY
CHURCH
400 South Park
GA. 4-3051
CHICAGO BIBLE SOCIETY
Rev. Don Norman. Secretary
IS East Wacker Drive
Phone CE. 6-216s IA II !
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-24

ODELL DAVIS. JR. born in Chicago
Ill resided at So w. 37th st. d ed Dec.
1, 1949 Funeral services were conducted
! in our chapel. Ill. resided at IS w. 37th
! st. died Dec. 1. 1949 Funeral services
were conducted in our chapel. Dec. 3.
/ 1949a Burial in Burr Oak Cemetery.
LEONTINE RUSSELL. born in Drew
Miss, resided at 1920 Ellis. died Dec.
S, 1919. Body was shipped to Durant
Miss. Dec. Z ,1949 for burial.
|, GEORGE DYER, born in Washington
D. C. died Dec. 8. 1949. resided at 1916
Funeral services were conducted from
our chapel Dec. s. 1949
HAZEL WASHINGTON. born in New
Florence. Miss. resided at 1885 s. Park
way. died Nov. Is, 1919. Funeral SER
vic s. VIZ conducted / nour chapel
Nov. 10. 1919. Burial In Mt. Glenwood
ROSIE BOYER, born in Baldwin. Ga.
died Nov. IT. 1949, resided at 1850 w.
114th Pl. Funeral services were con-
30 c1yw.s shipped to Milledgeville. Ga.
TO-. burial
BEATRICE WESTON McCRAINE. born
in Fayette. Mis- re- ided at 213 e.
48th St.. died Nov. is. 1919. Fun =, raj
s orvices wer conducted at st. Mark
M. e. CT, urch. Nov. 10. 1949. Burial
in Lincoln Cemetery.
DAVID JOHNSON. born in Wheel
ing. Wes4 Virginia. r. sided a. 2704
Indniana. died Nov. IL. 1919. Fune al
servic wer sonducted in our chpei
Nov. 10. 1919. Burial in Lin DIN Gene
t ~.
MAGGIE FLANAGAN. born in West
Point, Miss. reside 4 It % w. 18TH
St.. died Nov. IA. 1919. Funeral ser.
vi wer conducted in our oh pei :
Nov. 10. 1919. Burial in Lincoln Gene
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-24
MORE THAN MONEY

With the world gone mad in
the hectic pursuit Of money and
the things it buys, we forget those
assets which are valued far above
and beyond wealth. People are
hungering, not for bread SO much,
as for love. 1t is said that the old
are more in need of love than, a
shawl. It is good to remember
that, "A little thought and little
kindness are often worth more
than a great deal of money"
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-24

try, political intrigue, and inter
national unrest, men should pause
long enough to give themselves
the things that were needed when
the child was born and are still
needed in this our life. These, are
accessible to all. These are the
things which we wish for all on
this Christmas.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-24
Mary Strong
Talks
DREAM

Life is prosaic and difficult
enough, therefore, let us allow an
other to dream a while and forget
unpaid bills, harassments, embar-
easements, failures, even disgrace.
Like an opiate, dreams lull US to
quietude and draw US into an I'M
real world where real things fade
and drop away like misty dews
there we may stand erect, and
walk, and achieye! Step to the
sound of the brave band, wave our
baton and lead the line Forbid
no man to dream, it may help him
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-24
GIFTS FOR ALL
"A Christmas MESSAGE
By JAMES w. MACK

This weekend is the climax Of tthe Christmas
In fact it is Christmas itself The gtering decorations
that in city will be taken down and put away
The nkng Of bells will and the enthusiastic shop
will retire to the realistic SOLDERING task of estimating
the damage that has been done to their budgets.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-24

conducted at Liberty Baptist Chu CHI
Nov 21. 1949. Burr in Burr Oak
Cemetery.
'CAILIE HARGON. born in Canton.
Miss. re fded at 1916 State St., died
Nov 16, 1949. Body was shipped to Cam
on, Miss. Nov. 81, 19499 for burial.
CHESTER COWDEN. born in Bur-
lington Iowa, died Nov. IL, 1949. re-
sided at 1919 Mi higan. Funeral SER
vices were conducted in our chapel NOV
%, 1919. Bgrial in Lincoln Cemetery.
ROBERT SAXON. born in Due West
So. Carolina, died Nov. 16, 1919 resided
at 1149 NJ Franklin. Funeral services
Asr conducted IN or chapel. NOV. "a
1949. Burial in Burr Oak Cemetry.
: FERLAND HERNDON, born in Ro-
noake, Missouri. died Nov. 20. 1949 re-
ided nj 4.2 f. 41st st. Funeral services
wer conducted at our chapel. Nov 20
1949. Burial in Burr Oak Cemetery
NELLIE DAVIS HIKE, born in JEFF
ferson. Ga, died Nov. 49, 1919. resided
at 1881 Cottage CIR. Funeral services
were conducted at the First Chur OF
Delivernce. Nov. 20. 1949. Burial In
Lincoln Gentry.
ToBIE LEE THOMPSON. born In Dali
las Texas. residd at 4022 8. Parkway
died Nov. Is. 1919. Body was shipped
TO Dallas, Texas, Nov. 20. 1919 for
burial.
Rloominggroye. Texas, died Nov. Z. 1919
resided at S949 Greenbay Ave. Funeral
services were conducted in our chapel.
Nov. IL. 1949 Burial in Lincoln Gene
: WALTER B. BANKS. born In Macon
Ga. resided at IS 80 S. LaSalle. died
Nov. 10. 1919. Funeral services were
1 noEr chapel. Nov. IA. 194;-
Burial in Lincoln Cemetery
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NIP poMEsT1c Cos. }

COOK ANn Main goso-rc ,x.zsS
SepeaeAe.s A1e asstzstoEasa . keE'-
sses n ezs typs Ae=ss zsGBs Asvs
ne 'at ssaaet, = e & ,rsSf: .ssrs7is sse ss, So
ssrct StTsEat - Bsy a. hsE a.
s25 psg ~ T<as ~ S$ .ns
oorrI. rsonse- lE.st..astsa mAE
s.atFal heastS ets Sssss.1ssz. s,ss-
ftcl WuIeg Gnc E4Esa,sT aSsasSi
Eeoc sAlAgy cay .ess r~S-.lEse ~
GEsfEsL norsE IA .sa
snGsf ss thstc&Ets elrsast sla .srS
81 osildr.n 5As-aEy wE III stsss
eIsSt' SIS, !eeeo' rstS :s:s rsS
GHw ~. III mus o. tore O.
Children, SIS sss Sssa- RA .ea7
eIKl- eo.aEea civ e,o4 ; CAV,
Az DE erus
GfRL, EeiSsl. Ehw So east 81
s''ss al a." have references 80
GfEL. stgtl.e eepsnaAo.t Gaze 10,
Ap; And belp w'Ih care 81 eh.ss
plssn seok!nE 8 lhre&Ka g 3" a4H-
nsf, every other ssnaAy ga, =
oH. srtn!ns week laas' htss .oea
S' no /, au.Isasd Ca oR tl.
sunday esyvtsa ana an
HOT sLkkEPEK se as. In aaa hs.p
so5. 5;n 'ais s,na,. ,I .. ga sas.,s.t IS s.s ss
SUNDAY mas, have lcsa. ~: sNe
SIS va eniy sIsiihsd person AZ
Ply 1888 Myrtle a M TT
Houslkrrrrs cos ! n.g Do sss
HotsIkEEPER. whstt s.;ll.d empi-
people soy week Ave oui After
HoUsEkEEPER, Spanish speakias
mus; De excellent coca sIPtrlsneec
pl. small apt some laundry 5000
refs Box lt:-G, star 49,
HoUsEKEErER; Laks eh.rxs hcu,t isf
on. excellent wash re, se5 ~esk
HotsEkEIpEk, xhifs dss' position
70 i child i've IN RA e4-S Il:
HoUsEkEEPER. white 3S-45. to care
Tor : children attending nursery
school, live in $3.50 mo ref, "a
LADY OR GIRL TO ,n. in and
care for : boys l@+a i"sh Il, nv
IeominE house. cook Ter Tt''
MaiD. iivs in. MIC. upstairs room
ms 81 2ss2
MAID, live in; ref EhE., oAr!ns for
children. "a. DAYS on pei AK 10
Per ne, ne, ON oW oso5 .or..,,,
work in country house. Mclean Va
in family WAGES depend or expert
ence and references. Call OR ~ 70
--la
MIDDLE AGED white Nomau 70 care
for child, no houseSork rm. and
board and moderate salary Gail
SH 1881
NURsEMAID- COOK, exper: : Nv. in
care 3-year-old gil no laundry
Thurs. and Sun, Of after Pm,
Monday, a, SIS 7th 81 s~
WOMAN, reliable, sxnsrieneed. sen
' nsf. RES reaaired' THO" CO 5N'S S4ta IL"
WOMAN, white. TO live In George
town and help mother with ) chill
dren other help DE 6s24 III
WOMAN, colored. settled, manage COL
ored family, empi parents eXchanGe
for home. 2l35 So, Oakland ST.
WOMAN TO care for l-yr old child
must live in: experiencs and refer
ences REQUIRED no sSs7 -~:s3
WOMAN, colored 90-iO yrs, from the
country or the South preferred
GOOD cook and laundress fond OF
children 1--we in 500 mo Box
235-D. Star
COLORED COUPLE-Bsmt apt Man
must be employed elsewhere ewes 4
pm IL; In exchange for wife cook
Ing and houSekeepine co 1889
EXPERIENCED NURSE. 3-mo. baby;
5-day vk, or " evenings Rhw.
and light iaund local ref OR ss1s
AT ONCE. xhw, lronine e5-4o; live
in or sleep over 3 nishts wk local
refs IA s04"
RESPONSIBLE HOUSEkEEPER. fam
lily OF 3. Sc 5ts-day wk. $40 live
out. local refs. REQ, Box lo-D star.
is
1890 sth ST. NW.-Man and wife to
cook and clean IN boarding house
Sl90 q mo. quarters Mr. SINGER
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK. white expeg Inv wanl
position: upstairs room tPennsyl.
yanisnl' good refs, BOX 2ll- o
DisHEs WASHED. beds made. ever,
room cleaned daily by our super
esIl pouaLAs HOTEL ssRvici
cIkL is's fos GEN. HousrwoRk .ae
pm Sun and all day Mon 49,
GIRL. colored. desires lob as maid oI
ehilds nurse, ia 67l",
GIRL, eolored, wishes day work; exp
sand.s ssf; WIN rs Is :, ssdi home after pm
GIRL wants days work, ; or 4 day,
week Call Elk 1919,
GIRL. colored. wishes part time OF
full time work; experience and refs
GIRL, III ] eeIorsa; s-d:.S sssss sh~.
GisI. i1ar rs5i5sas'' soiofsa, ~i.s.. ph nv part.
rri with reference no s3ls
LADY, coiored desires isht house
work 2 days per week IA Issa
WOMAN. coloTsd, middls-SEsd. des.rsi
WOMAN, coiored; lsundTsss end
: o clock. DF 4pI6
WOMAN, colored wishes work nv day,
80 SO ana CErfare, no tn2k
WOMAN. Coiotrd capable. dssiref
Eh.w.. mornings. Al ref. HU a4ss
~
WOMAN, celore6. wtst1es cav work
OF s., DAYS a week Ar, 7A2s
WOMAN. coiurse wants days work
Mon, Wed, Thurs and Fri RE
woMAN, eolorea, rsJiael., want. work
In mornings cleantnS Doctors once
Lu Ds5H
WOMAN wants room In sxchanse 70,
serv. as companion or baby sitter
Box 2ul O. star
EXPERIENCED, eolored settled Sew
enth-Day Adventist lady wants job
caring for bsbs Mon. throash Phi
$50 week apo sariare AID o5sA
A GOOD LAUSDHEss wants laundry
for Tues. and Fri: Bethesda OF
Chevy Chase area preferred. pu.
COON k-HOUsEkEEPER. white. Do.
ptndahle. experienced ffheisnt 1--we
in. best city reference one OF two
Adults Boz los-0s sssr.-
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AGENTS

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Mills. 1903 Fourth ave. New YorE.
ATTENTION. Canyassers! Crew man
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dealer in your area for beautiful.
popular priced. faSt-sellinR stainless
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manufscturer for complete details
and territories open, JOHN HULL
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m Y
MEN-woMEN. earn big money, popu-
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mems wear Spare time; no invest
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party. D Ell A w A r z HOSIERY
MILLS, MiddletoWn, Del
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