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Smyrna times., 1958-02-13
CLAYTON

Ewell's-St. Paul Church Notes
The Rev. Guy II. McWilliams,
pastor, announces services for
Sunday, February 16, as follows:
Church School at 10 am. with C.
Francis Downs, superintendent, in
charge. At the eleven o'clock wor-
ship service, the pastor has chos-
en- as his sermon subject, Heart
less Lars."-The Church Calen-
dar lists the following: On Tues
day, Feb. IS, the Commission on
Education. Roy Rogers. chairman.
will meet in the Church Parlor at
7:3o p.m.-Friday. Feb. 81. a
Quarterly Conference dinner will
begin at $50 pm. in Fellowship
Hall and all members and friends
of the church are invited to at
tend.-Friday, Feb. 81, is World
Day of Prayer and the church
will be open all day for those who
would care to spend few min
utes in prayer.-Today's Medita-
ton: A time ago man had mot
or trouble on his way to church
on Sunday morning. He arrived
at the church very late. AS he
approached the door, he met an
other man coming out. He inquir-
ed, us it all done?" The man gave
an unexpected answer, mo, it has
only been said. We are just start
ing out to do it," 1t is not enough
to say and hear noble things. We
must do them. = The Devotional
Reading for Today: Remembering
before our God and Father your
work of faith and labor of love
and steadfastness of hope in our
Lord Jesus Christ.-Thess.1:3.
Items-According to statistics
compiled by William ogden, fire
recorder for the Clayton Fire
Company, with the assistance of
L. c. Conway, Jr., the following
members attendance at fires are
listed as follows: Out of a total of
thirty two alarms during 1857,
Milton Voshell attended 30, John
Berghorn 20, ]. George Knots 81,
Clinton Robertson %, James l.
Cubbage and Carroll Sylvester Is,
Robert Berghorn and III. Lee Hur-
lock 81, Elwood Starkey and How
ard e. Pinder II, Roland V. Ford
IL, and Russell Haley 10.-Mrs
Aaron Mast, from New Holland
Pa, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Amos Mast and family.-SisteI
Josephine Mary, from st. Glen.
ents Convent, Philadelphia, was
the guest on the weekend of Mrs
Mary Burke and family.-Mr. anc
Mrs. John F. Bauer have moved
into the property at 500 Main
Street which was purchased from
the William Reihms estate.-The
Clayton Home Demonstration Club
will meet at the home of Mrs
Charles Denney, on Friday after
noon at one o'clock.-At a recent
meeting of Brownie Troop 141, ar
election of officers for 1858 wa:
held with Donna Dickerson being
named president, Donna Dunning
vice president; Helena Choma
secretary; and Madeleine Ducha
tel, treasurer and Mrs. Win
Smyrna times., 1958-02-13

County All Club girls eligible
to participate in advanced food
work were asked today to con-
slider a project on planning and
serving family meals
In making this announcement,
Marion Macdonald, county All
Smyrna times., 1958-02-13

over 1000 donors to the Ma
tional All Club Foundation con-
tributed about 100000 last year.
Smyrna times., 1958-02-13

It is often difficult to satisfac-
torily ventilate an uninsulateo
poultry house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
Plan to Drop
NO Show Rule
Stirs CAB Row

American Airlines says the
reservations confirmation rule
adopted by the air lines last
year 10 end a mo show" pas
senger problem Is impossible "a
enforce fairly.
Americwn notified the Civil
Aeronautics Board recently that
Il plans 10 drop the reconnrma-
ton rule next December 1. Six
other airlines which enforce
the rule protested and asked the
board 10 suspend Americans
proposal.
In q reply filed with the CAB,
American yesterday said the
opposition OF the six airlines
was illogical. confused and
legally unsound."
The airline said that a pas
senger. after entering into a
contract Of carriage with the
airline, should not be required
to fight hts way through busy
telephones 10 tell the airline a
second time that he meant what
he said.
Under the rule. put into eff
feet July IA. 1857. when a pas
senger travels from one city TO
another and stays overnight or
longer, he must reconnrm his
reservation before continuing
his trip. II he fails TO do this,
his reservation viii be Cancelled
six hours before departure time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
Police Dizzy as Airmon
Re-enocts Bottle With 4

plunged the knife in his stom-
aeh. too.
Now attacker No. 3 charged.
but he neatly sidestepped.
hurled the knife az No. 4, and
fed. the airman said.
He took a cab 10 the bus
station. washed the blood on
his hands. and took another
cab 10 the Soldiers. Sailors. Ma
rines and Alrmens Club Al
Eleventh and L streets NV,
where he was staying.
There. he said. he began "a
worry that his victims were
dead, and called police.
Detective Sergt. Apperu and
Detective Connolly came 10 the
club and listened 10 his story,
They we're puzzled. Detective
Connolly said. because he
couldn't say exactly where all
the action took place.
He told a most convincing
story, though. Detective Con-
molly said, and even re-created
the battle on the porch Of the
club. using police Is the
attackers.
In fact, Detective Connolly
said, the demonstration was 50
realistic that Detective Sergt,
Apperti. breathless from being
whirled around the porch, sent
in a substitute as the airman
moved into Phase 2 OF the
battle.
Police were convinced enough
to alert all hospitals for
patients with stab wounds. and
they sent a lookout for the first
asSailant, a thin colored youth.
Is TO 20 years old. wearing an
Ivy League hat and white T
shirt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06

A short but powerful airman
told police he routed four as
Sailants In a downtown park
early today. stabbing two OF
them, and backed up his story
with a vigorous demonstration
that left at least one detective
dizzy.
None Of the victims has
turned up yet.
Robbery Squad Detective
Sergt. Michael J. Apperu and
Detective Walter j. Connolly
said this Is the story told them
by Airman lie william o,
Braithwait. rs.
He was walking through a
park "near the bus station"
about 3 am. when four men
approached. and one asked him
for a match.
As he fished for the match,
one OF the strangers produced
a knife with a six-inch blade,
pointed II at the airman's
throat, and said I'VE want your
money"
Then. Altman Braithwait
said. he went into action.
He grabbed the mans knife
wrist, spun him around. and
forced the knife into the mans
stomach. He wrested the knife
away. and hurled him away
with a flip Of the shoulder.
A second attacker rushed in
the airman said, and he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
Hospital Shooting Kills
Man, Wounds Woman

The quiet Of District General
Hospital was broken last night
by gunfire that left one man
fatally shot and a woman pa
tent he was visiting slightly
wounded.
Reginald l.. Winters. 20. Of
the 1900 block OF South Caro-
lima avenue Sc. died despite
makeshift surgical efforts that
included use OF a penknife.
Miss Alma Jordan. 30. OF the
800 block Of Sixty-second street
Sc. q patient in the second
floor surgery ward where the
shooting occurred. was wounded
slightly In the right arm.
Her estranged common law
husband, Willie Jones. SO. OF
the 800 block OF Twelfth street
Sc. was held without bond on
FIRST degree murder charges
His hearing was continued until
August 20.
Homicide Squad Capt. Law
renee A. Hartnett said Winters
was sitting at Miss Jordan'i
bedside when Jones walked In
at 7:So pm.
Right Arm In Cast
His right arm was in q cast
Capt. Hartnett said. as q re
suit Of a stab wound inflicted b!
his wife in an argument befor,
their recent separation.
He had brought her a night
gown she had requested, he saic
and he was carrying a shoe boz
Capt. Hartnett quoted Jone
as asking the patient, "Hoy
are you feeling?"
i've got the misery in m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06

leg" she replied. she had I'M
dergone q minor skin operation
hours earlier.
i've got something that win
cure your misery" he said.
Produces Gun
Pulling q .3s-caliber revolver
from the shoe box. he opened
FIRE on the couple. police said.
Two bullets fired at close
range hit Winters on his left
arm and chest. police said. Miss
Jordan. who was able 10 run
out OF range with seven other
patients In the ward. was shot
on her right arm.
Police said Jones left the gun
on the bed after firing five
shots and started to walk out
Of the ward when q policeman
stopped him. He offered no
resistance. police said.
Penknlfe Bares Heart
A hospital physician. DR.
George p. Moront, Immediately
rushed TO the ward. He used
q penknife borrowed from Q
policeman to open the wound
and administer an emergency
heart massage.
He continued to massage tn,
wounded mans heart as he wal
taken to the operating room or
10 stretcher. Subsequent at
temptS by physicians to save
Winters life also failed. He wa,
pronounced dead at sos pm
Capt. Hartnett said Mis-
Jordan was the common-lav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
Food for Firemen

MUNICH, Germany, Aug. 8
.R.-Munich flremen have fit-
ted up an old fire truck as a
cook wagon to take along for
nourishment on big fires.
They've found a fire foreman
who claims he can turn out a
tasty goulash with canned meat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06

been involved in a FIST fight
about three weeks ago."
She said her son was an
Army veteran, having served
one year in Korea, and worked
in a warehouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06

wife Of Jones and Winters
girl friend.
Winters mother. Mrs. Florine
Winters Of l245 Walter street
Sc, said the two men had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
shop our Insured Revolving choFse Account
no down payment
regularly 9.95 to I2.95

You may charge up to Z times your monthly poy-
r1ent tplus sroIl service choroel. IT'S insured BY
the Prudential Insurance Co. OF America.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
Ulysses H. Granger
Dies On Thursday

Ulysses Hopson Granger, 46,
mechanic for the City of White
vile. died III the Baptist Hospit-
al, Winston Salem Thursday al
4 p. m. after being a patient
there for several days.
He was a resident of Long
wood, his nativ" county OF
Brunswick, and the son of tn,
late William Thomas Graingcl
anG Mary Frances Suggs Grain
ger. He was widely known as {
public singer and Sunday Schoo
teacher.
Funeral services were helc
Saturday 1t p. m. in the
Friendship BartiS: Church
where he was an active member
and teacher of the Bible class
The Rcvcrends Earl Lanier anC
f. V. Dunn Officiatad with bur.
Iial in the Palmyra Cemetery.
Mr.. Granger Is survived b.
his wife, Mrs. Irene Russ Grain,
ger; three sons. w. D., UlysSe
HcpSon, Jr. and J. NJ, all OF tn,
home; three daughters, Mrs
David Trip of Longwood, Mar
ietta and Linnic Jane of tn,
home; two brothers, William H
of Old Dock and F. NJ. of White
vile; also one grandson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26

nis own still and bootleg liquor.
Anyone who wants 1t, that Is.
There are few other facts
that we would like the people e
know. Our inc Bayboro Magis-
trate Mr.. Jim Elliott had left
the scene of the shooting only
a few minutes ocfore it occur
ed. Why didn't he arrest out
most disorderly brother? There
was no mention during the trial
that a juvenile was running the
place of business where my bro
ther was killed. There was no
mention that the place sold beer
on the Sabbath. Of course this
is not really news. It's an old
custom in Horny County to sell
beer any time one chooses.
Our thanks also to Magistrate
for his testimony during the
trial. While being questioned he
named three men from whom
he said he had heard informa-
ton about our brother having a
bad reputation. Those three men
have all been to our home since
then and denied ever having
SAID any such things.
The whole thing is a miser-
able shame. We adroit our broth
er was in the wrong place even
to be in Collins store where
shootings and lawlessness was
not unusual. We never have pat
ronized the place and hated the
fact that it was IN our commun-
lity. Once our parents wrote a
letter to the Governor asking
that something be done about
the store that was a boiling pot
OF sin. They didn't think then
that it was safe to :aise children
in the same community in which
such a place was located. OF
course, no action was taken. Lo-
cal authorities were asked to
check on the place. 1t was check
ed and checked but nothing was
ever really done and nothins
was changed.
Our parents have q lot of diff
fcrent people to thank for oul
brothers death. William Collins
pulled the trigger OF that sawed
off shotgun. But he had a lot
of help. The people and county
authorities who have allowed
this place to operate were stand
ING behind nim-ycs, they mus
also shoulder some Of the blame
We would also like to say tha
we believe that in any othel
court in the United States, Will.
liam Collins would have beer
found guilty of first degree muir.
der. But even while being sho
in the back through a door Will,
the victim was leaving the prem.
Uses you say it was only man.
slaughter. Is that justice? Jus
remember that if it had beer
your son, or your brother o
your friend, you wouldn't hav,
called it manSlaughter.
| Signed:Peggy Mishoe Derrick
Peggy Mishoe
; Billy Mishoe
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
RELIABLE PARTY, !.
MALE OR FEMALET

to service route of CIGAa
RETTE machines. No selling
or soliciting. Routes are es+
tahlished for operator. Full
or part time. Up to $3.50 per
month to start. $l,l00 TO
$1,000 cash required which is
secured. Write, giving full
particulars and phone number
to American Viking Mfg. Co.
1913 Foshay Tower, Minneap-
oils. MINI. t1tc)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26

Mrs. Earl Cartre:te, Sand,
Plains; Home Demonstration
Building Fund, Mrs. Ralph Har-
Eei, Lebanon; Community Serv-
ice. Mrs. Otto Edwards, Chad
bourn; International Relations,
Mrs. Elwood Thompson, Mishop
Springs, Each One Reach One"
slogan, Mrs. II. II. bullock, Ger
70 Gordo; Membership Drive.
Mrs. Harvey Coleman, Cherry
Grove; Home Demonstration
Week, Mrs. Reno frank, Halls
boro; Resolutions, Mrs. Fannie
Sessions. White Marsh.
The Sandy Plains club had the
devotion and the Homemakers
served as hostess.
The group saw two films. one
entitled You and Your Fam.
lily and the other Family Cir
Gus"
Inc next meeting of County
Council will be held Tuesday
May 6.
The clubs represented were
Bolton, Ce"ro Gordo, Chadbourn
Cherry Grove, Evergreen, Halls
boro, Homvmakc-S. Lebanon
Mishop Springs, New Life. North
Tatum, Old Dock, Sandy Plains
Smyrna, South Whiteville, I'm
ion Valley, Western Prong
White Marsh, and Willing Work
IerS.
Attending this meeting as
guests were Mrs. Mae s. Young
Fund Raising Chairman of CO.
lumbus County Unit, American
Cancer Society, and Mrs. Evelyn
Martin, Educational Chairman
They explained the program OF
the 1858 Crusade which get
underway in Aprl and asked
Iclubwomcn for assistance in the
Crusade.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
Pulp And Paper Career Students
May Vie For College Scholarships

The N. c. State College Pulp
and Paper Foundation and its
area representative, Riegel Pap
er Corporation, are happy to
announce that number Of
scholarships are available to
high school seniors Interested Ii
ltCi'owing a career in pulp ana
paper technology. Major schcl-
arShips TO be awarded have a
value of $500 per year to resi-
dents of North Carolina or $3.50
Ito residents OF othcr states. Min
,or scholarships have a value of
$500 year irrespective of resi-
dence. Winners of these scholar
ships are virtually assured of
summer jobs within the pulp
and paper industry which would
pay them more than enough TO
carry the college expenses for a
full year over and above that
covered by the scholarship. 4
student under one of the schol-
arshipS working ut Riegel Pap
or Corporation for three months
during the summer could ex-
pect to earn S900-Sl200.
The financing OF the scholar
ships is made possible by mem
bcrShip fees and donations by
members of the Pulp and Paper
Foundation, Inc. This organiza-
ton is made up Of large pulp
and paper mills and paper min
supply organizations who are
vitality Interested in the develop
ment of the pulp and paper in
Idustry in the South. The Regel
Paper Corporation IS a member
of this Foundation.
ANY high school graduate or
college student in the United
States may apply Tor one OF
these scholarships. His qualifi-
cations are determined by con-
Sidering together nigh school
academic records, extra curricu-
lar achievements, financia
needs. and results q: college emit
rance examinations. Applicant.
for these scholarships must be
prepared to take the college
Entrance Examination BoarC
Scholastic Aptitude Test to quail
iify them for admission to N. c
State College.
!. This college entrance cxamin.
alton Will be given at variou!
localities during the spring. Full
"details may be obtained by pros
|pcCtiVc freshmen from thcil
high school vocational coun.
lSclorS. For scholarships and adj.
mission applications, interested
high school seniors should writ,
TO Dean r. J. Preston. School o
Forestry, N. c. State College
Raleigh, N. c. The :inal date TO
scholarship application is Ma.
10, 1858.
High School seniors may OBJ,
g.. tain additional information b,
contacInG r. H. AranOw. Per,
Isonnel Manager, Riegel Pape
Corporation, Acme N. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
Distric eH Clubs
To Meet At Smyrna

The Eighteenth District Fed
Grafton of Home Demonstration
Clubs will meet at Smyrna Bap-
Est Church Tucsdey, April !
with the registration beginning
la 1000 a. IN. and the program
las 1890. .' ....
Mrs. l.. b. Pate II Newborn
President Of North Carolina
Home Demonstration Clubs will
be the guest speaker
Officers of the Eighteenth Dis
trict, which is compo5ed of Rob
eson, Bladen, and Columbus
Counties, are: Chairman, Mrs
Eugene Smith of the Western
Prong club; Secretary, Mrs. Ear
lCartrette Of the Sandy Plains
club
Columbus County members
who will be appearing on the
program are: Mrs. Anna Bullocl.
chairman of the Home Demon
'stration Building Fund Commit
tee: Mrs. j. {. ba'ten, county
council president, who will give
the county report 'sith the as
IsiStance of the Sandy Plains
Choral group: Mrs. Norman
IStCrhens OF New Life, who will
give the report OF The registra-
ton committee; and Mrs. Eo
Stone OF Lake Waccamaw, who
will lead the singing.
Special music will be present
ed by the Chadbolrn Bows Choir
al group and the Tabor City
High School ('bprtlS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ....
mishoes Critical Of Lonus
following Trial In Horny Court

shoe, Now, Mr.. Bud Long, who
defended his killer. was born q
Lcng. Could ne help it? Tilmar
wore his name proudly. Like
the other members of my fam
lily, he was proud of being a
Mishoe.
Mr.. Bud Long and Mr.. jeff
Long cast constant reflections on
the name of Mishoe in the court
They didn't seem to realize that
'Tilman was not there to defend
his name, that he was unable to
sit by my fathers side when he
needed him most. I would like
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
HID Presidents
Hold Session
In Whiteville

Home Demonstration County
Council meet Monday, March "a
in the Courthouse Annex with
Mrs. ]. c. Batten presiding. The
main item of business was plan
ming the district meeting to be
held at Smyrna Baptist Church
on Tuesday, April !.
Fifty-three Officers from ls
clubs were present TO help plan
the spring and sumner actiyI-
ties.
Those giving reports were as
follows: Arts g. Crafts, Mrs
.GCrdon Walters, Western Prong,
Publicity and Farm Homet WcclS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
, o,M sss.a ;ss...,n2s.s,s, sasagasXI

ton club members are expecte,
to attend. So
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
On February 2, 1858, my brt
shcr, Tilman Edward Mishoe,
was shot in the back of the head
with a sawed-off shotgun while
leaving the so-called decent
store of William Collins on route
4, Conway, S. c. Thirty minutes
after the shot was fired, my
brother died in the emergency
Rom of the Conway Hospital.
~rilman wore the name Mishoe,
yes, Tilman vas born a Mishoe
and for 20 years he lived a
Mlshoe. And he also died Mi
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26

High School seniors may OBJ
tain additional information by
contracting r. H. ArsnOw. Per-
sonnet Manager, Riegel Paper
Corporation, Acme N. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
VISIT IN CHAPEL HILL

Paul CarrGth, Jr. of Durham
visited James Austin Hufhar
Jr during the weekend. Then
James Austin and his parents
drove him home and went tC
Chapel Hill to see a presentation
of Easter Awakening"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
ALREMARLE VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Herlocker
had visiting them this weekend
his mother, Mrs. j. A. Hcrlock-
er- ST., and sister, Mrs. Charles
Eyons, both of Ai3emarlc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
STUDENT HOME

Miss Lany Valdez. student at
VIC, spent the weekend here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. z. Walden.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26
VISITS IL RALEIGH

Mrs. j. NJ. NcGOug-n spent
last week in EalciGr n the home
of her daughter. Mr.. w. D
Martin, Jr. ana family.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26

Terry, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
|C, Bill, Jr,, spent last week a
High Point during the wseksd
", Mrs Ntna Brady. His tparesks
and brother, Ronuic, drive to
High Point, with his grandmoth-
for his return trio hume. su,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26

Dear Editor:
We the sisters and brothers of
the late Tilman f. Mishoe who
was murdered on February 2
1858, have a few remarks that
VIC would appreciate your run
ming in your newspaper.
To Defense Attorneys Bud
Long, who represented William
Collins, the .l9-year-old who
shot our brother i'll the back
we'd like TO give our thanks
You took the name OF Mishoe
and put it On trial. Our father
S. 7. Mishoe, had to sit and list
en- to insulting remarks about &
name he had carried honorably
for As years. He's a good father
and man. We're proud of him
He has neither stabbed Other
people in the back nor twisted
the truth into all sorts of shapes
to make things go in his favor
We're proud Of our country
a free and democratic country
| We are aware of the fact that
democracy is prac.iced in Horny
County. 1t IS so democratic, a
person can pl~-e his hand on the
Bible and swear u til tho truth
ana then do nothing but lie. II
Us so free, most anyone can have
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-26

both Mr.. Longs to know that
they were not irving the Mis-
hoes. The only MIshoe involved
in the trial was my dead broth
er. I have heard my late brother
SAY many times that it takes a
dirty person to say enything bad
about a person to his back. !
don't think he ever thought any
one would shoot him in the back
and l know he didn't think any
one would wait until he was
dead and then abuse him in pub
lie. He had a higher opinion OF
the human race.
We, the brothers and sisters
OF the late Tilman E. Mishoe
arc sincerely asking the voters
throughout the district to leave
Mr.. Bud Longs title as it is
now-defense attorney. Please
do not make him solicitor for
this district. Because in spite of
all the abuse the name Mishoe
took in the trial, Mr.. Long still
lost his case and as prosecutor
for the State he might lose many
Others.
l, Peggy Mishoe, would also
like Mr.. Jeff Long to know that
my brother was TO drunk, nei-
ther at the time of his death or
before. l lived with Tilman
Mishoe for II years. l was as
close to him as anybody in the
world and l have never once
seen him drunk. I want Mr.. jeff
Lcng to look in the dictionary
if he has one, and Just see what
the word drunk" means.
Thank you, Mr.. Long for try
ing my dead brother, but thank
heaven you can't punish him
no matter what you do. Oul
Bible reads IN Revelations 21:S
that all liars will have theil
part in the lake which burnett
with fire and birthstone.
Signed: Peggy Mishoe
Conway, S. c.