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Arizona sun., 1949-12-09

LU ADA WALKER
How happy are the saints above,
Who once went sorrows here;
But now they're gone to that sweet
Beyond this vale of tears.
There is a land of pure delight,
Where saints immortal reign;
Yes, always day, never no night
In the presence of the King
I shall never forget that on that
still morning of November 9th
When everything was quiet when
that great Monster Death
slipped into the house of sister
Ada Walker, stole her quietly
away from us, leaving us in sor-
row and despair.
She was one we all loved dearly,
but God loved her best.
Oh, how we miss her because she
was such a lovely character,
One, who with untiring qualities
innumerable, she had such a
lovely personality, kindhearted,
painstaking, humble meek many
others of which space will not
permit me to say,
Yet among the many, she was self
sacrificing and constant re-
minder to all her friends that she
always put God first in all of
her undertakings.
We know that her equal is hard to
find, her untiring services both
spiritual and temporal were un-
animouS.
We know that she had no respect
of persons because her services
were many for all creeds, and
colorS.
After all the Master knew chow
much she could bare"
So it pleased Him to call her from
labor to reward.
Now I say to all, let us do all in
our power to emulate her beau
tiful life in every way we can,
AS the great poet "Longfellow'
said that:
Lives Of great men oft remind us
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09

ton by taking samples of all their
literature which is found in most
doctors offices. The ANA. has
collected about three million dol
lars this year by assessing its men,
bers and they are determined to
spend this and more to block this
part of President Truman's "Fair
Deal" program. Many doctors are
in favor of the National Health
Plan, but dare not, in this FREE
60 COUNTRY, speak, lest the all
powerful ANA. and its local
stooges ostracize them. Ask YOUR
doctor how HE STANDS and WHY
he peddles their propaganda when
he hasn't even studied the bill.
If Blue Cross, Business Mems
Assurance and all the other plans
are beneficial to the few who can
qualify, why not one complete plan
for all the people, together with
added provisions for educating de-
serving young men and women as
doctors, dentists and nurses, as pro-
vided by the Presidents health
plan, which includes the building
and equipping of hospitals and elm
les and the establishment of labor
atories for research in cancer, tu-
berculosis, heart disease, etc.?
The doctor made quite an issue
of the fact that the plan in Eng
land is being administered by
board with doctors in the minority.
According to his statement, the To-
cal board was comprised of Is men,
bers, of whom IL were doctors and
the remainder were dentists, phar-
macists and laymen.
We feel that this is pretty good
arrangement inasmuch as the
board must make decisions regard
ing not only the problems of the
doctors but also concerning other
allied professions, as well as those
of patients. You can imagine the
plight of a working man who took
a problem to a board concerning
malpractice or inadequate medical
attention if the board was COM
prised solely of physicians.
Personally, we think it is a case
of sour grapes with DR.. Gampell.
The enactment of the British
Health Plan will bring complete
health care to all the people OF
England and thereby spoils the
plans of a few doctors who engage
in the medical profession solely for
the exhorbitant fees they can de-
mand from the sick for their serv-
ices.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09

Miss Marion Franklin, who has
been confined in the Tempe Sani-
tarium for several months, was
scheduled to undergo an operation
this week but had to be
postponed until sufficient amount
of blood has been donated. Anyone
wishing to donate blood may apply
at the Blood Bank, 7th st. and East
Adams.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09
Supreme Court Gives
Broad Hint In Work
Case From Arkansas

The United States Supreme
Court last Monday, in ruling on an
appeal from one Of the provisions
of the Arkansas "right-to-work-
for-nothing" law, gave other states
suffering from like laws a big,
broad hint.
It opened the way for the high
court to crack wide open the "con-
spiracy" cause contained In the
entire crop of restrictive state
labor laws. The court said:
1--WE are not called upon to de-
eide If the state has power to in
criminate by his mere presence an
innocent member of a group, when
some individual without his en-
couragement or concert commits
an act Of violence.
'It will be time enough to review
such a question when it is asked
by one who occupies such a status" +"
The courts decision was q result
of a mixed up affair in Arkansas,
where two Negro CIO members
had been sentenced to a year in
Jail as result of beef in which
one striker was killed by strike
breakers. The supre m e court
once reversed the convictions and
Arkansas supreme courts had three
cracks at the case before they
found one paragraph In the state
law under which the men could be
convicted.
The basic decision of the high
court was to the effect that states
have a right to pass laws which
will prevent "force and violence
in a labor dispute.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09

FOR PLUMBING, out of city, call
Willie Albert. Work guaranteed.
Phone 3-1347.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09

ING, M. D. FOR HIS PRACTICE.
In England, according to the doc
tor, young M. DIS buy their prac-
tees from older doctors. They ex-
pect to pay 1h times the annual
take for the good will, and the
returning doctor, according to the
speaker, usually takes the young
one around to patients and says,
"Mrs. Jones, DR.. So and So is taking
over and he knows more about you
almost than l." Since the doctor
paid $4,000 for his practice, he
could expect to make about $4,000
a year, thereby paying for his prac-
tice in III years. Under the new
Health Plan the doctor said he had
5000 patients at $3.4O each per
year, or $10,880 year.
DR.. Gampell did NOT mention
the long years in which the people
of England existed on meager ra-
tions and many suffered from mall
nutrition. In fact, the welfare of
the patients did-not seem too i'm
portant to the doctor. Nor did he
bother to- tell his audience that the
Conservative party promised not to
curtail or eliminate any of the ben
efits of the Health Plan when they
campaigned.
He. stated that the election in
England, which put the Liberal
party in power, was won by the
absentee votes of men in service
and that these men blamed those
in office for their being in some
foreign country. Actually the Eng
liSh service men and women knew
they had a job to do and they
blamed their elected officials no
more than we blamed our leaders
for our hitch in uniform. This
statement is an insult to the Eng
lish veterans. Of course, I speak
only as an enlisted man. Maybe
the officers, as DR.. Gampell, of
course, was. felt that way.
The real truth is that the work
ing people throughout the world
have during and since the war be-
gun to wake up to the fact that
they and their families can live
fuller, more healthful lives if ex-
horbitant profits are reduced.
Thousands of British M.D.S are
leaving England each year, accord
ing to DR.. Gampell, and we'll bet
the country is BETTER OFF
WITHOUT THEM. Form filling
takes so much time there is little
time left to examine the patients,
continued the doctor, but again he
didn't admit that the patients
crowding the offices had been neg
lected for six years during their
gallant fight to save their country,
and thousands need glasses and
dental care.
DR.. Gampell told his audience
(Which was comprised largely of
doctors and their wives) that he
hoped we would not make Eng
lands mistake and adopt such "a
"crazy scheme" thinking, no doubt,
to the future when he has lucra-
tive "high-class" practice among
San Francisco'S "elite."
Few, If any, working men" were
present which, we hope, indicates
that they, at least, have not been
taken in by the alag waving"
pamphlets in doctors offices and
the cunning attempts of drug spe-
cialty manufacturers to compare
both conditions in the u. S. with
those of England,
The meeting was sponsored by
the Maricopa County Medical So
ciety and Auxiliary. It is our be-
lief that few, if any, of its men,
bers, have actually read the pro-
posed Health Bill or the summary
by Oscar Ewing, Federal Security
Administrator.
You can help fight the attempts
Of the American Medical Associa-
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09

FRYERS-Billy's for the best in
fryers, we deliver on foot. Phi.
4-6106.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09

Mr.. Johnson Franklin of AS
last Friday in a serious condition.
North Shrine entered the hospital
Friends hope him speedy recov-
cry.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09

You won't need to leave your guests except to brew the coffee De-
it's grand for that extra turkey chicken that's
Kaukauna Klub will
link Cheese
a tablespoons ioaI oI ody-oio-uhsiceo SAND
/ chicken or turkey salad wich bread
Gun salmon or sbrmn salad with Lettuce parsley and hard cooked
mayonnase for garnish
slices Place slice platter and butter upper side
the both
turkey salad,
slice salad layer and with fish salad Place third
with salad and last slice of bread butteed side down.
Add the cheese which has been allowed stand at
temperature night Stir until and cheese blended then
fluffy the
with flowers made from sliced and parsley Garnh with
and in 1-inch
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09

WV - FVS0L Cl1AO 0QOS1lIC4
Miss Maudess, teachers of SAT-
ford, Arizona were visiting their
home on the weekend.
Mr.. Johnson Franklin of 415
last Friday in serious condition.
North Shrine entered the hospital
Friends hope him a speedy recov-
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Freeman of
423 North Pima are expecting guest
from Phoenix, for the weekend.
Miss Ellouise Franklin and Sis
ter are leaving for Los Angeles
for their Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Gladys Vance and daughter
of Los Angeles are visiting their
mother and father at 415 North
Shrine.
Mrs. Hazel Franklin and daugh-
ter returned home last week, and
will move in their new home on
North Lewis.
ELK'S ANNUAL CHARITY BALL
Gus Arnheim and his orchestra
known as the Star Maker will play
for the Elk's annual charity ball
to be held at the Shrine Audi
torium, 18th and Washington on
Saturday evening, December 10th.
The proceeds from the dance will
be for the Christmas dinner for
the under-priviliged children and
the distribution of Christmas
baskets.
The orchestra consists of 10
pieces and a female vocalist to be
announced later. L. c. Austin is
general chairman assisted by a
large committee.
~>~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~
That we should make our lives
sublime,
So, when departing, leave behind
us
Footprints on the sands of time.
Sister Ada we realize that your
body lies sleeping, but your
spirit is with God.
So sleep on dear one and take
your rest
We know while here you did your
best
Your untiring "mision" as you
roamed
Was beacon light in many homes.
You had no choice your heart was
broad
AS you worked solely for the Lord
Your humble home was place of
cheer
Found you never too busy to well
come friends there.
Now that you've left me here to
roam
I'm still determined to make
Heaven my home,
Some day I'll close; my weeping
And join my loved ones in the
sweet bye and bye.
ESsie Mae Mayfield
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09

A magazine speaks of a Holly
wood actress as "always being
COOL" Maybe dts due to the fan
mail.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09
DisqruntIed British Medic Says
Health Plan Is 'Crozy Scheme
BY ROBERT e. MILLER

PU.S Auditorium
night Gampe revealed his objections
Gampels happy life" disturbed the Liberal
paid him only $4,000 of the $4,000 he had PAID RET
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09
Phoenix Social
and
Club News
Mrs. Nellie Taylor
Phone S-7611

Mrs. Edna Moore, 1903 E. Grant
returned last week from a trip to
Oakland, San Francisco and Rich
mond where she visited relatives
and friends and was accompanied
by her niece, Marie Chambers.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09

Mrs. Jennie Tannehill and her
niece, Mrs. Cleo Watson were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie
Smith, ITO West Latham St. on
last Sunday afternoon. A delicious
chicken dinner was served.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09

Mrs. J. B. Thomas, of Flagstaff,
Arizona has been employed as Sec
retary to Mrs. R. B. Phillips real
estate developer, 1917 E. Washing
ton. Mrs. Thomas is the wife of
]. B. Thomas, The Exalted Ruler
of Elks in Flagstaff.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09

Mrs. Odell Owens, of Redlands,
California, sister of Mrses. J. D.
Garner and A. v. Burton. Phoenix,
is here to be at the bedside of
their ill father, J. S. Garner.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09
Mesa Social News

Rev. T. D. West and daughter
Miss Maudess, teachers of SAT-
ford, Arizona were visiting their
home on the weekend.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-04-22

accompanied by Lafayette Nicely
residents this
Crswel Gil f. l5th the lucky winner of the
by the Sewardess Board No of Leach Chapel
CINE Church Special at the Tea the members OF the
Smiling Five Quartet who several selections Mrs Ida Nolan
l40l f. Broadway hostess
The North Little Civic will meet Wednesday night
the regular meeting place All members urged To attend Mayor
elect Ross Lwhorn guest speaker at the Leagues last meeting
Rev O. Sherman, president; A r, Nash, secretary,
Among prize the PrEaster Party the home Mr.
and Mrs Paul Bright Robert Blake beautiful picture Rngon
Smith who bought two tickets kitchen chair and refrigerator
deodorzer Mrs Wade Many others received similar gifts
The automatic iron by Mrs Norris for selling the highest
amount of tickets The with their Wo
mans Day Program which closed Sunday night
An Easter Sunrise Pageant will be the Eight Street Baptist
Church sponsored by the Sunday School Sunday morning at o'clock
and at the regular Easter will be presented Mrs
ceon Stewart is James Sunday School superintendent
and Rev. W. r. Vaughn pastor,
Mrs Lote Nicely member of Leach Chapel CME Church was
recently instrumental of the
People of the church The donated by the members of the
ST Philips Episcopal Church 99 Gaines Since the destruction of the
church. seating accommodations have been and the additional
seats appreciated Rev c. Smith of the church
Miss Cleoa Boes instructor at East End School left Wednesday
afternoon spend her holidays with her Mr. and Mrs
Boles Of Center Point Miss Boe will join her brother H.
Boes OF Independence Kansas who also visiting his
An Easter Pageant will presented by the Music Miss
Ada Wright at LIST Baptist Church. 9Th and Pine Street
at 8 m. Sunday Rev. A. H Green is pastor
Terrell senior Herbert Hamilton Willis
delegates the HY Conference which convened Camden
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During the meeting Herbert Hamilton secretary Willis
Cato leader,
Saturday large of Jones Ill girls attended the State MIA
Merrill High School, Bluff They accompanied
by Mrs Cooper and Mrs V Washington who Home Eco
Jones An 1900 girls from all
the attended the meeting The week, April 6 named
National MIA Week
marks at the Jones Vet
School AT that time they VIII shoemakng and
There will 80 that
40 mechanics 10 The Veterans
principal Hunter and
members making addition the
trades department Leroy Phillips graduate of Arkansas State
Homemakers Club Iii celebrated
annual MIA Club Week with Mother and Daughter Tea April 18th
The club beautifully lacs
Tuesday presented and the following
Pomona Worlds d DupnS Dorothy Johnson
Alma Williams Franca Dorothy Jenkins Odessa Martin
Hattie Marie Ber Berdena Allen Willie Pearl Wsham and 10 Ann
Jones Fashion Review presented by the 7 9th 10TH and 2
grade girls The weeks activities ended with movie Junior Miss
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DR.. Bertram DOYLE
At Bethel Sunday

The Rev. Bertam w. Doyle,
Secretary of Education C. M. E.
church will be the guest speaker
sunday Morning at ll0O A. M at
Big Bethel A. M. E. Church 9th
q Broadway, DR. G. Wayman
Bilakely, Minister DR. Doyle IS the
iather of Mrs, Blakelv.
lows: - 80 'o'-
500 A, M In the Garden-Com-
munion Service, Sermon. The
Flnality of Jesus Pastor Music
by Senior Choir and Gospel Cho-
rus. Breakfast by Flower Club
$3.50 AM Church School. Atten-
dance Contest, Music by the Jun
ior Choir
l0;55 AN. Sermon. Rev. Bertrm
w. Doyle. PhD, Secretary of Ed
ucation, c. M f. Church. Music
by. all choirs Infant Baptism
43O PM. Church School and
Allen League Egg Hunt and Eas-
ter Program
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SUBSCRIBE NOW
Legal Notice!
In Pulaski Probate Court
Re: Estate of Henry Mitcham
DpcaacaI
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


Re. Estate of Henry Mitcham
Deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Samuel E. Mitcham,
was on the 30th day of March,
1949, duly appointed Administrator
of the Estate of Henry Mitcham,
deceased, and all persons having
claims against said estate are noti-
fled to file same with and exhibit
same to the said Administrator
within six months from date OF
issuance of letters or else they will
be precluded from any benefits
whatsoever.
Samuel E. Mitcham
SIS East 5th St, North
Little Rock, Arkansas.
j. r. Booker, Attorney for Estate.
4:8-15-22 st
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MIA Holds
Continued from page one

program by the Menifee chapter.
recognition service for girls earre-
ing degrees of achievement, in
stallation of officers and honorary
membership. Persons who received
honorary membership were. Miss
Catherine Levesque, Home Eco
nomics teacher at Forest City, Mrs.
Ida b. MeClain, Home Economic
teacher at Lake Village, and Mrs.
II. T. Johnson, Chapter Mother
of Merrill High School, Pine BlafA
Another highlight of the meet
ing was a fashion show in which
all chapters participated. Cherri-
gale Twitty of Corbin, Pine Bluff
acted as commentator. Each chap
ter FURNISHED a dress for school. =
dress for Church, dress for
party, and q dress for play
Dorothy Ann Davis. a former
National President OF the organt--
zation, who is now student att
A. M. & N. College, Pine Bluff
addressed the group Miss Davis's
subject was college Challenges
N. H. A. Members.
Special guest at the meeting
were: Miss Alma Keys, Supervisor
Of Home Economics Education
Charles Hicks, Assistant Super,
visor OF Negro Education.
The New HomemakeYs Of A..
merica is an organization for girls<
in senior and junior high schools
studying Home Economics. The
Arkansas Association has 2.37&
members.
The National organization has
$4,000 members. This is the larg~
est organization for Negro girk
in the United States. The purposes
of this organization are:
/. To promote individual growth
by developing physical, social
and moral qualities.
2. To promote better home liv--
ing
g. To provide wholesome recre--
ational activities.
A. To act as unit for service to-
the school. community, state
and nation.
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scented to run are: Mesdame, Bruce
Moore, Essie Conway. Zadie lsaacs,
l.. M. Christophe, c, A. Hicks, l.
w. Dean S. j. Childress, Ar
nette Potts, Salina Lewis, Faye
Scoggins, B. Anthony, Estella
Rawls, B. T. Shelton. NJ M, Dor
man, Mildred Anderson, r. O. Nc
Lemore, Cleola Boles, Curtis Davis
and II. Simmons.
Now is the time to choose your
favorite Captain, give her your
membership and help crown her
Mrs. Phyllis Wheatley of l949,
Mrs. o. l. Mcmillan will be
chairman of the Board Team, Mrs
G.. M. Floyd will contact schoois,
Mrs. A. Hinkle will contact clubs
and Miss Annie Gillian, sororitles
and fraternities. Plan now to at
tend the Kick OFF, April 2l-at
8 p M.
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WEST ROCK

Larry Robinson OF 1907 West
goth Street celebrated his 9th
birthday Sunday April 10th. Chill
dren from West Rock attended
were Harold Weekly, Leroy, Betty
and Marva Madden 49,. Miss Jane
Knox who has been seriously i'll
is much better. The Easter agg
Hunt viii be held at Pilgrim Rest
after Sunday School Sunday
The Easter program will be al q
o'clock.
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" Membership
Drive Opens Soon

The Board of Management at
its April meeting approved the
Membership Drive to be April 81
to May S. Mrs. c. Gladney. Chair
man and Mrs. A. Hinkle, Co-Chair-
man report that the captain of the
team bringing in the largest a
mount during the Drive will be
named Mrs Phyllis Wheatley of
l949' and be honored at the Vic
tory Party following the compile
ton of the campaign
1949 Captains who have con-
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$50 PM. Cantata. The Story
of Easter, Senior Choir
The public is most cordially invited
to all services.
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| J" 1T -
AZ oun.o .IomaI

Mrs and aa% Nae %s" tine t%1%' nSp Mae
husband is Stationed in Japa mas m pned h
ns wasse eub ms TUESDAY night tn. ,
Nlalnd Carmichael as hostess Mrs Brown president
d Five games Of Progressive Whist weIe aTea @ were
wso was held THURSDAY with Mrs mary An End The next
meeting presided by president Elo
Lee johnson will be hostess for meeting
Brotherhood Of Sleeping giving at the
of Mr. and Mrs James Keith 1904 Rngo Sunday
Training is sponsoring Baby
st Come and bring friend Hudson
sunshine Charity Club monthly meeting
the " and very t Interesting Mseng was enjoyed by all Nurse
Deaf sehqe Blind was s p ana gave na % guare
chue sponsor gave joined
and Ballard Mrs H E cuins president Mrs ] C. Glad
Bckmon 2ea Spring street Sunday afternoon from to
o'clock , e p sas aar1 MRS pe B nS no t pres
Society Bullock Temple Church
fn h'4'f til MRS J. Henderson president 70O'
Circle Street Baptist Church giving
Punch in the basement of the church. 18th and Arch Streets
from to Mrs Marie Thompson chairman Rev
rrovden Relief Club asked tic be present
Commerce street with Mrs Wright
Mrs George again
Williams who engaged to Walter johnson of Milwaukee Wis
of the wedding to be announced later
The m and rw @ s % psa 6na. 'a n es
the motion pictures have todays children social
hou followed
Mrs Hazel Brown complimented
with bridge her home Mrs Jones has
served for the five president of the Goodwill industrial
crochet cloth covered the table which
jonquis and snapdragons
was a perfume.
auditorium Baptist Church, 1401 W.
will Sunday $50 with Prayer Service
Rev. F T Evans pastor
special Easter Church at
rally sponsored by the All Star viii be
Davis Rev Cathey and members OF
Rev. A. johnson is pastor
held at Arkansas Baptist College gym
nth and Bishop tonight at g. Benefit of the Sout Ha ne
North Little Rock Weighing IN
Thursday the with Dr. WOODS ana Df
White in will participate in orna
ment in month
Bethel by of Easter
presented Sunday at $50 Mrs Marene smith, dec'of
Alberta Jones' organist
ROCK
Visiting friends in
Sunday they dinner guests OF
Mr. Mrs Sam Guey Iney We're
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COLLEGE Station

122 people attended sun. School
at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church
No. A. Mrs. Annie Mae Bankhead
is teacher of the Banner Class.
Rev, I. Key preached wonder
full sermon. Money raised was sl20.
05. Visitors were Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Ward and daughter, Miss
Bernice Ward from Goleburg. ILL.,
....a Mr. and Mrs. Mayes of Chicago
visited her mother Mrs, Ida Sims,
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With The Churches
Payne Chapel AME Zion

The Queens March" sponsored
by Mrs. Gertie Clemon ond others
will be presented at the church
Thursday night. Presiding Elder
Rev. J. M. Draper will hold his
Ind quarterly conference tonight
at O'Clock. The pastor is asking
all departments to have written
reports. Easter Services, Sunday
at 5 a. m. the pastor will speak
from the subject THE Dawn of
Better Day" AT II o'clock he
VIII preach from the subject He
Is Not Here, Sunday evening an
Easter Program sponsored by
Mrs M. j. Mcdonald and others
VIII be presented. Rev. F. M. Al
len is pastor.
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L A D l E s.
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Shop

Learn Dressmaking, TaiIorinos
Millinery and Art All the Pro-
fessional Tricks Of DESIGNING.
Cutting and Finishing May
Now BE Yours
We do Sewing Of All Kind, NaEE
Heading, Cover Buttsns ana.
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1918 Rice St. Phone 2-3SoN