davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-06-29
COATS-Women's, Misses, Juniors!

miss sss Long Flared-back Tweed Casual Mauve
misses ssa5 Long Flared Tweed Casual Goats Mauvs
misses sss75 Dressy Navy black Sizes
sNsses s5s75 Wool long boxy coat Purple
Misses sss75 gabardne Toast Size
10
gabardine and wool crepes, casuals in checks and
novelty wooens. Black and colors. Sizes 10 to ss2s
misses s5s75 Refer Goats in gabardne Black
5sses sss75 Gabardine Coats Beige or
s-Isses Long Beige
Sycamore Dressy, Wrap Gray.
ssses sss7s ioe Natural Camel Hair Casual Coats belted
back and wrap belted styles Sizes 10 to l6.--s2 s2s
1oMes s5s75 MILDLY Blue Repaleen Fngerp length Toppers
Also black gabardines Sizes TO- 16 $28
misses $697 Forstmann Woolen Coat Navy
misses sss75 Long Craghleigh Casual Beige
navy tweeds Sizes r. 16, SIS
s-isses s5 Black Suede Wool length Goats;
suede wool belted back coats Sizes 10 to 16 - SIS
4-Misses ss75 Gabardine 4O-nch length Sizes
Misses s5s5 Navy Fleece Wrap Toppers Sizes IA s2s
3Junors $s75 Gabardne Dressy Refer Goats in black
s-Juniors S5s75 Coats, navy white
long, fitted belted styles Sizes T. g. II $2s
2Junors $6s75 Coats yarndye and belted
wrap styles Sizes 8 to
Dressy Topcoats Tailored
soft dresy coats gabardne nubby woolens
Beige, navy, toast gray red, Sizes to Is $2S
sJunors sss5 Wool Check Toppers Navy and
gold, navy and pink Sizes g. II, 13 $18
3Junors ss5 shorte Coats Nude pink suede and fleece
Juniors sss75 Short Beled Goats Kelly green Sizes II
2-Junors s4a75 Topper MILDLY light blue
Junors s5 shorte Goats oabardine Tared back button
trim. Black Sizes to
Evening star., 1950-06-29
DRESSES (Womens Misses, Juniors, Greatly Reduced

Dresses
Styles dinner evening styles prints and pla
Sheer tissue fales Black brown, blue red
floras monotone prints Sizes 10 to
96-isses Afternoon Dresses
ofastyle evening and dinner dresses Black brown blue
red prints and plain crepes Sizes 10 to $l2
4-isses SIS piece street afternoon
dresses in plain print rayons also dinner and evening
style. Black and color. Sizes 10 to
SMsse S29S5 Dresses and two piece dresses tailored
and dresy afternoon prints Black and high
Junior Deb Shop-Fourth Floor
2o-Jr rayon prints
with pque vesee $5
125-Jr. S1695, Sl995 $2295 Dresses spun linen
sunbacks rayon prints crepes all white,
SheerS, with jackets $40
50Jr Deb SASS Dresses piece suit dresses
light and dark colors printed cotton sunbacks with
boleros black and white ground prints ----S795
50Jr Deb Sass and SIS Dresses puckeed pastel
pque butcher linen jacket suit two-tone combinations
Evening star., 1950-06-29

Underwear Shop-Seeond Floor
6S3S5 Paamas Rayon solid blazer
Some Chinese monogrammed Many colors. Sizes 1898,
S295
1855 to $10S5 Gowns nylon trico in pink blue
sizes
1885 Gowns Cool coons in pink blue nile $685.
2 for SIS
15-$595 Pajamas Rayon
1oSSS and Ss5 Pajamas Rayon crepe satin
colofs. broken Sizes
5o-$S95 Slips Nylon tcot Black Sizes to is --$Ss5
25-S695 Pajama Shorts All nylon Pink, white,
sizes $4S5
5S-$95 Chemse Sheer cool nyon with edging Pink
5s595 and $685. Slips nylon White beige blue brown
2S0 Pants Nylon sheers pastels Sizes
S295
S5-$25O Stepns Nylon in blue yellow 6$165
$395 and $595 Rayon Crepe Slips tailored
Some satins included All makes, assorted
colorS
100$125 and $135 Rayon Panties lace edgngs Pink
or white Sizes 5, g. 7-------------------- -------94c
| Main Foor-Tabes
Evening star., 1950-06-29

20-S290 $35 and $45 French Imports Handloomed eas
tic grdles discontinued from regular stock. Only
two of size and style Sizes % to 80 $295 and S695
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Womens and Misses Budget shop-Fifth Floor

391-Women and Misses SS95 to $95 Dresses Rayon prints
solid coors jerseys tissue aes fabrics
large variety Of styles Navy black tan brown beige
royal red angerine blue, Some with jackets
Sizes IL to 20 141 to 242 SO to A; few maternies
So to $7.95
Evening star., 1950-06-29

IS Women's S4975 S9875 Dressy Long Spring
Fitted and boxy Forstrann and Juilard wools Black,
navy grey beige. Sizes 1914 to 22A "a to A. $3S
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Teen Shop-Fourth Floor

2-Teens $1695 $2995 Toppers All wool fully lined
straight and flare backs Navy black $2 and SIS
1-Tens $25 $35 Suits in all gabardnes tweed
dressmaker and boxy styles Assorted coors to IS; 10
Teens $35 and $3995 Coats in wool and broadcoh
fitted styles Navy and red Sizes 10 to 16 SIS
Ranc0ats weeds
with hoods and backs Assorted colors Sizes to Is.
S. and SIS
3-TeenS 95 washable and cottons
long short sleeves White coor Sizes 10 to 16--$2
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Women's Coots-Third Floor

rs Womens S4s75 Spring Toppes crepe
tweed fleece covert and suede WOOL Fngertp and hip
length styles Black, navy toast Sizes l2 to 241s; 81 to
s6s75 Spring TOppers in Hockanum pnpon check
worsted 36nch length with modified panel back and double
Sizes "a to $SS
Spring Toppe Broadcloth and gabar
dine Black grey navy toast Sizes 10A to 1917 $2S
Reversible Toppers Forstmanns
gabarde and verdona reversible to taea Navy
cherry with navy taffea Sizes 80 to 40---$3S
Hip Spring Toppers
wool with adjustable cuffs and roll collar Black 12
Spring Coats. Grey
tweed mixtures. Sizes 161@, SO and 4o--.------$ $lS
style, Wyandoe
fleece Beige cherry red 1917 to $2S
Womens $75 Casual Coats in Forstmann Velnuvo Stroks
Travela fleece Box STYLE panel back Cherry beige gold
Womens s45 s4s75 Long Spring Fitted and
styles in gabadne twill and crepe WOOL Black grey daca
Womens s4s7s s5s75 Long Spring Coats Fitted and
styles Gabardine and wool cepeS Navy black grey Sizes
141z to 241a; "a to S2S
IS S4975 to SsS75 Dressy Long Spring Coats.
Fitted and boxy Forstnann and Jullard woos Black,
navy, grey or beige Sizes 1914 to 221s "a to 42$SS
Womens ss7 Long Fitted Dress Coats Fine wool gabardm
BLACK navy Slzes avg ano $SS
Womens $125 Winter Coats suede broadcoh needepo
Fitted and box styles Black and teal blue Persian and Silver
WOmens S110 Winter broadcloth needepoint.
Beaver Fitch Persian Lamb collars Black Sizes
sss5 and sss75 winter Coats in broadcoth and
needpon Fitted Grey black Persian Beaver Dyed Squir
rel collars Wine brown black Sizes 144 to 20 and 49,
and box styles Broadcloth and needepont Brown teal and
WOmans s4s75 winter Caghleigh Coat in grey monotone
Misses and Juniors Coots-Third Floor
Wool Finger-tip Length Toppe in
beige toast by lilly Hetner IL
$175 lilly Heitne Long Gabardine Dresy Goats Beige
toast. Sizes 10 and 16
Evening star., 1950-06-29

30-JuniorS $497 Dressy and Casual Topcoats Tailored
soft dressy coats in suede gabardne nubby wooens
Beige navy, toast gray, red green Sizes to IS $2S
Evening star., 1950-06-29
NeqIiqees and Housecoots-Fourth Floor

1855 Sass Neggees solid coors prints
wraparound upper cosngs Green navy red 10 to 49,
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Brides Shop-Seeond Floor

1-s5ss5 Gown rayon boy" collar hustle
back long sleeves train. Size $50
1S6S95 Bridal ivory satin sweetheart neckne
neckne Size 10 $50
7-Sl6s5 s2ss5 Bridesmaid $40
7-slss5 Bridesmaid
1885 Bridesmaid Dresses
3o-S25 Bridesmaid Dresses SIS
1-s35 Bridesmaid
1-S65 Bridesmaid Dress
2-s4s95 Bridesmaid
Included organdies marquettes affetas aces
chons piques whites pastels Sizes l6,
but not every style color in every SIZE
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Coats-S -Suits-Dresses-
Sborts1vear-underyvear
and aecessories-Spr1ng
lettovers but sterling
JeAeU quality!

Sorry-we cannot toke noil or phone orders
and all soles must be strictly final!
Buy FOR keeps" at Jeeffs month-end
Fur Scorfs-Third Floor
l-So7Ao Mink Scarf s7s
2-$20 Mink
Wild Mink Scarf
$3.50 4skin Natural Ranch Mink Scarfs -NA
1$2 3skn American Maren Scarf Hudson sable 62
All prices include Federal tax
All Sales Final
GIoves-Street Floor
63-S165 S50 M Gloves Blue cotton lace brown
green nyon mitts Cotton gloves copper wine 500
Cotton Gloves classic novelty Styles
green. black, yellow gold 81
4s-S250 Slightly Soid Gloves mostly white cottons
$l5O o So
ss3-Ssss including pgskins suede
SKINS doensed sheepskns in all the most popular coors
Nto$ S.
Hosiery-Street Floor
sizes 81 lo styles specially this
clearance. Not size in color
JeweIy-Street Floor
Prices pius Federal OK
81 Earrings large assortment
gold silver plate set with stones for 81
So to S. Jewery gold and silver plated or necklaces
Toeties-Street Floor
Prices plus Fedeo unless soed otherwise
Nylon Comb no tax
S595 Train Cases $3.50
SI25O Wells S59s
S295 Cologne no tax
Shoe SoIon-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29

12Jr. $685. Sl995 and $2295 Dresses spun linen
sunbacks, rayon prints, crepes all white,
sheers, with jackets $40
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Suit Shop-Third Floor

womens sss75 and s1o Suits in Repaleen or Mateen Black
navy Sizes 141a22h; SO to S6s
Womans SS75 Suit in gabardne short jacket Light blue
womans s7as Suit in rorstmanns check Blue OF gold y
Miss s7ss5 Suit waffle check monotone skirt Navy
womens Misses Mateen gab-
ardne sharkkn worsted checks Navy black brown biege
Misses s5s75 ss5 Gabardne Suits Black and beige
gabardne and worsed check with bandaster closing Black
Juniors ssss to ss7s suits in checks Of brown or black and
white jackets gabardne only Short jackets In
navy s"' ----------
Sports Shop-Third Floor
4ess5 and s3s Cotton Knit Tee Shirts in striped or plain
colors. Short cardigans puuovers.
Small medium large. Red navy. royal but not all eolors
Wool Flannel slacks tailored styles,
So Misses H sss to Wool Knit Dresses one or
styles short three-quarter sleeves Beige gold pink or
75-Mss s7s5 sss5 Bouses rayon crepes coons.
short sleeves. classic and dressy necklnes. White and
60 soss to ses5 Dsssy and Tailored Bouses in rayon
fanles. organdes White, pases and checks. Sizes 81
1oo-Mes s4s5 plaids
s !Sns se"s m crisp %
Drey tailored styles White and paste Sizes s2-ss
Sports Shop-Third Floor
lsM s4sss Wool Suits wool checked jackets with solid
coored pleated alround skirts Navy brown Sizes 1o-6
s2s5 Suits pin jacket gored
skirt brown Brown navy gray or red solid Dolero and
peated all sound skirt Sizes 10 to IS ~ S.
beige, blue green Sizes u to 18 -----------$R $R
40-Junors $35 Pastel Flannel Suits, classic buonhgh
jackets aqua blue red. Sizes to IS ------S15
Sports Suits all checks checked
bolero plain skirt Also plain flannel buttonup jackets
Navy brown wool Sizes 10 to 18
1855 Evening Skirts in black sizes
40-Mses Summer Toppers short boxy
f-back finger tip lengths cardigan and collar neckne
Red beige, kelly, white, pink Sizes 10 to 6 - $R
75-Mes S795 $1695 Skirts affetas nyons
wool jerseys pleaed goed styles for dress
Navy, blue black green 10 to
Neqqees ond Housecoots-Fourth Floor
Rayon Crepe Negigee prints
Evening star., 1950-06-29

20-Msses $4975 Dressy Box and Flared back Coats In
gabardine and wool crepes casuas in checks and
novelty woolens. Black and colors Sizes 10 to 18- -$2S
Evening star., 1950-06-29

Included leather pumps few brown and white
flats . brown suede ties, brown suede flats medium
heel red slings, brown suede sngsa excellent vaues
Evening star., 1950-06-29

MiIIinery-Street Floor
22-ss5O Hats mostly black and navy few whites
6S-S85O mostly black few colors IS
Few French drastically reduced.
Evening star., 1950-06-29

CongreSonals Grayflex Johansen Shoes in medium heel
platform sings tan and black high heel black patent
STRIPPING sandals few wine calf spectator pumps
brown and white Ghie- walking shoes. Good collection
of Sizes
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-09-01
SEE THEM NOW AT YOUR NEAREST FR

FAIRvIEW. Thomas Bros.
FLAxvILLE. Rasmussen Implement Co.
FORSYTH. A. W. Kamhooi
FORT BENTON. Benton Equipment Co.
FRAZER, Lien MOTOR Sales
FR0ID, Schnifzler Corporation
GERALDINE, Bronson Garage
GLASGOW, MarkIe's
6LENDIvE, R. [. Robins
GRASS RANGE, French Motor Co.
GREAT FALLS, Normonf Equipment Co.
HALL, Fischer's Lumber Yard
HAMILTON, Bernafz Oil Co., Inc.
HARDIN. Big Horn Implement Co.
HARLEM, GjuIIin Truck & Tractor Co.
HARL0WT0k. WYman Motor Co.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-09-01
PRICE. START At MN $685.
A size 70 fir your family
PRICES START AT

large family there's III Freezer for you Whichever size
hoose you'll be thrilled with its shining white beauty its
ulous freezing and storage the wonderful way
bes you delicious rich in vamins and
ais in amazing year round variety And with less effort.
time and with substantial savngs
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-09-01

24-September !, 1850
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-09-01

NO OTHER FREEZER EVER OFFERED
ALL THESE ADVANTAGES:
Fast Freezing on oil 5 interior Surfaces.
Q Dri-WoII Cobinet-no excessive naois-
sure on exterior.
SiIent-SeoIed operotion-no fon.
Tishs-Wod Refriserotins Unis-wish $
year worronty attached 10 cobinet.
AN inch Gloss Fiber seoIed insulation.
SeIf-BoIoncing Lid.
Frost-Lok gosket-keeps lid frost-free.
Bonderized 2-coot boxed enamel finish.
Welded. seamless eobinet-Iong life.
Fitted with wire baskets. dividers.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-09-01

CHESTER, Bowen & Warnes
CHINOOK. GjuIin Truck 6 Tractor Co.
cH0TEAU, Dale Implement Co.
CIRCLE, R. E. Miller
COLUMBUS. NYsiul Lumber & Implement Co.
CONRAD, H. K. Newman, Inc.
tULBERTS0N. Sorby implement Co.
CUT BANK. Rieder & Co.
DEER LODGE, Beck Equipment
DILLON. H. & S. Refrigeration
DuTT0N, DuffOn Farmers Machinery Co.
EkALAkA. Benfz 6 Culver
ENNIS. W. S. Angle
ETHRID6E, Lloyd A. Torgerson
FAIRFIELD. Fairfield Implement Co.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-19
so Billion Federal
Budget Seen By 1860

CONTINUED DffbsUfss 90 ilp fed
ftW Government ~ lueftaBp rxDrN
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~ f0hKffse ~ D9sae9 illey o00ld
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Congressional approval b. bpiDg
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-19
Farmers Aid Sought
By Census Head


Benjamin Ableman, district su-
perNi5Or " the 18th Dseennlal or
1850 Census for the State Of Della
ware, has issued q special appeal
- ~ farmers throughout the State
u Delaware urgently requesting
those WHO have nOt yet been enum-
Grated ~ 6ll out Immediately and
have ready for the census taker the
1850 Census " Agriculture CUES
flODualre which they received IN the
mail recently Such cooperation
viii insure that the census viii Be
completed on time.
Here ln our great State d Della
ware, DR.. Ableman states. the con-
DleflOD " the work required 10 be
done % the census Is being slowed
~ because farmers have not con-
Dleie0 the census form left a. their
homes by the mail carriers
throughout the state.
MT. AblemaB Is issuing this per-
BOTal appeal % all farmers. many
~ whom are his personal friends,
% complete the form Al once 50
that the time u the census taker
viii b. expedited
DR.. AblemaD states that. IL farm
erg % not understand ali Of the
4 questions contained On the form.
prepare and Gll out those that yOn
! % understand and the census takeF
VIII help you 70 complete il when
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-19
BLDcHGRD's STATION

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Recommendation hfrt aha fhp nlonil
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-19

pJYhd fOf no BfaDnaB farm sub
lay Dlab Promoters ~ this plan
base Difersd ~ sslimatss " ~
DfDbsDle eOst a conservative ~
DW9ie W efysral authorities places
y ~ ~ ~ " billion = esat
tAKlalafl0u auib0rlzAs nearly 81
billion ~ NV public works pro
Ja'ta las JDsf been approved by
DDib lyypBss ~ Congress. This ex-
DfuohUfe ~ ~ ~ sDread over q
DefiDq " yt9fs. congress alsO has
befOfo u f00Be fbAp 100 bills Df0yid-
)VK IN q wide yaBlefg ~ nsw Fed~
iJ9j g1ams-lD-9ld ~ states and
looal HOyDtDmeDts ~ ~ me pro,
Hf90s tOyethd Do flsse bits we're
~ Wiz aDDtOy3l fbsy would event
0ally 9dd Oypf W billion ger 10
tbo pndeJal pending budget.
MtaDWh)lp Dnele BaW finds him.
sot WITH jDsufflDlsDf taK revenues
tlyDU ~ DalaUaH bis 1860 and 1851
DidEeis ihffst Buage Bureau 81
ilbmit5 lDdleafs = g11z billion De-
lieii MS year aU9 another " equal
s)le O0N ys3g Ibis, ~ course. 10.
ls6s foUKress makes substantial
pufs lB aDDlDDflaflOBs.
Wbers ibeD would ne Federal
bsi9blJsbmeW OltalB the addition.
~ t9hss UhsQsd ~ support , 70-bll.
llDD-4te3y spending program TX
"D fDr ibe Administrator two
jf)flaj WslfJfe measures which
rD0jd b. financed Dg payroll taxes
ile a1yDe9ies " new spending leg.
lsjatjOD MIR NJ answer.
Tho fAsIfffuoVo 4pf<fo A. ef...,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-19

ana agriculture BE completed as
fast as possible. thereby saving TAX
payers money, Therefore, ne ID
appealing % all people Ga Delaware
% cooperate - thal an elaelent ana
accurate Job can D. accomplished,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-19

he OF she calls.
i Is greatly desired By the ais
Lrlet once in Wilmington, ~ which
M Ableman preside, that the work
required 70 BE done In cumpla1inE
the Census CT population, housing
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-19
MILFORD NECK

Ilifle 5Ua Eiien wilkins, aauah-
ift - @i aud Bfs ElwOOd wilkins
- ~ tbf Milford Memorial Hospital
WIN z bf0ken leH.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-19

Jbp Baltimore OriOle Is Mary
laBd's fiats bird.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
miss InqersoII Will Wed %~

ton University where she was a
member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority.
1t. Jennings attended Purdue
University, where he was a mem
ber of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fra
ternity. and was graduated with
the class of 1947 from the United
States Naval Academy. He pres
emily is undergoing flight training
at Whiting Field in Milton. Fla.
A summer wedding is planned
Evening star., 1950-04-23

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Stuart
Howe Ingersoll announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Mary
Josephine, to 1t. (jg) Verne Hall
Jennings, jr., q. s. NJ, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jennings Of Sioux Falls.
s. D.
Miss Ingersoll attended Cornell
University and George Washing
Evening star., 1950-04-23

engaged in Public Health work In
Washington.
Mr.. Herby served with the Navy
in the Pacific. attended the Uni-
verstty of Wisconsin and u Q
senior student at Columbia Uni-
YerSity.
Evening star., 1950-04-23

to Mr.. James Edwin Herhy Of
New York City, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Z. Herby of Detroit.
Miss Smith attended the College
of ST. Elizabeth and was gradu-
ated from Columbia Presbyterian
School of Nursing. She now Is
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Miss Smith to Wed
In New Jersey

1t. Col. and Mrs. Samuel A.
Smith of Arlington and Irvington.
N. j. announce the engagement
of his daughter. Margaret Dale,
Evening star., 1950-04-23

Miss Patricia Ann Rustemier,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
P. Rustemier Of Bancroft, Iowa,
was married April is to Mr.
George M. D'Orazio, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. John D'Orazio of PUNK
sutawny, Pa, the Rev. Paul Repetti
officiating at 10 o'clock at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-13
Trumpeteers At
Church Of God

The CHS Trumpeteers Of Balti-
more, Md. will appear here at the
Church of God in Christ, 1747 NV
Ord ave-, Monday, May 18th at
5 o'clock sharp. Admission: advance
$1.OO at door $1.25. Come early to
secure a good seat. Tickets are on
sale at 1O47 NV 4th court and 1881
NV 9Th court. Herman Thomas is
sponsor and Elder A. M. Cohen is
pastor.
They will be heard on the Sepian
Hour at pm. Monday.
The Usher Board of Mt. Sinai
Baptist Church, 1418 NV 5th place.
Rev. s. A. Thomas, pastor, extends
an invitation for you to join them
in celebrating their anniversary on
MondayMonday, May Is at $50 pm.
This promises to be an evening Of
spiritual enjoyment for persons who
appreciate good music and poetry.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-13
BY Jennie Coles For AMP

.CThis is one Of the first poems
published by this ambitious poetess
who is 20 years OLD.
OF all the fragrant flowers
That bloom in the month Of May
There's none so fair, so lovely
AS the rose called Mothers, Day"
For this rose is the Queen OF all
A thing Of itself apart
For its roots are planted in the soul
And it blossoms in the heart.
A Mothers love is like star
That shines upon us through dark
night
To guide our feet and bring us safe
Into the paths Of right.
A Mothers love is like song
That thrills the heart at golden
dawn
And tho the words be long forgot
The lovely melody fingers on.
And with it memory brings once
more
The vision of a gentle face
A lovely smile, a dear sweet voice
That time nor tide can ere erase.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-13
Mothers Day At
St. Agnes

Sunday, May 14th, Rogation Sun.
day, will be appropriately observed
at st. Agnes as Mothers Day. A
corporate communion for mothers
of the parish will be celebrated al
1880 am. and at the 1915 am. Sung
Mass, unsurpassed in it's ceremonial
and musical richness. corsage of
beautiful flowers will be presented
to that mother who has the largest
number Of children present at that
service, and another bouquet OF
flowers to the youngest mother in
the congregation. Other services for
the day are: Church School at 100
pm. and Solemn Vespers and SER
mon at 1880 pm. Visitors are always
cordially elcomed.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-13
| Miss You Mother,
Dear

Dear Nom, each night when I re-
tire,
From long and tiresome day,
I always think Of that wonderful
night
You taught me how to pray.
can never forget you Mother, Dear
Even though you're far away,
For my thoughts of you grow
stronger,
In every month of May.
After all these years your picture
still hang
In it's golden colored frame,
And in spite of the heat from the
beaming sun,
You always look the same.
If 1 could hear your affectionate
voice,
Again whisper in my ear,
You're still your Mothers baby,
And Mother loves your dear"
\.,sy.A By Rollington Taylor