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tive ideas advanced including Of special appeal
me- by Melrose Fa lady who proposes insurance the
durability Of dental work. Appliances and similar
chandiSe carry guarantees, and defect in nanimate equip
ment is of far less significance than in the human body
How the different causes Of financial headaches doveta
is illustrated by letter from lady in Sturgeon Bay Wis.,
who observes that IF the doctor charged less enabling
many afford him, he would give less in but
have just much for himself and be doing Tremendous
thing for humanity
Almost as wide as the range Of their financial headaches
is the range Of the empeaments Of the people coping with
them Some take staggering problems in confident. cheer
full stride. Others expect the worst and sometimes, rather
perVersely. find comfort in the expectation Tustin Calf
lady writes Il have motto which cheers me- III doesn't
matter nothing is going to turn out all right anyway
Bachelors Have Problems. Too
One headache mentioned several times was one which
had never imagined existed 1t is that Of the bachelor with
GOOD lob and salary Who everyone takes for granted
must be deep in financial clover, and expects him to
accordingly. shall be writing about this discovery.
My inquiry did uncover extraordinary range Of nan-
cal headaches but also found surprises in the dis
tTbuon Of them One Of the surprises the notable
scarcity Of nstalment payment troubles few families
found their nstament credit problems giving them their
worst financial headaches. and Of the families which
reported that they had financial headaches attributed
this happy state Of affairs the fact that they don't
inStaIlmen credit But since there S33 billion Of
instamen credit outstanding in the country the number
seemed to notably small Many more families reported
themselves bedevied by price imitation.
Coming: Answers To Headaches
In the weeks ahead plan to take up the most pressing
financial headaches revealed in the hundreds Of letters
have received Ill be drawing the experiences of some
unusually resoucefu THIS WEEK readers who have found
solutions problems which still puzzle many other readers
Among the questions hope to write about are these:
What canWe % About Taxes7 CNeM week.
How Much Insurance. Should You Have7
Are We Fair To eaetsors7
Hos To Make Painless Family Budget
How To Get Out OF The Red
In the meantime. would still be very much interested
to hear from you about your biggest financial head
aches. The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05

Storero0m (eft) that was turned into three
floor elevator office building (right) by Fulton
BrylawSh and E. Fulton Brylawsh, attorneys.
Location 224 East Capitol street Architect:
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items in the last six years. including tables chairs
clocks, window shutters, magazine racks trays,
shelves and dozens of other things Mr.. Seden
has his workshop in the bedroom Of his Northwest
Washington one-bedroom apartment. At left, the
workshop is open and ready to turn out the latest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05

project In photo at right, it is closed and mas
querades as desk To the right of it are chest
and desk which Mr. Selden made, of course, in his
own workshop. The workbench can be disassem-
bled for storage, along with jigsaw and power saw
in closet. "The thing that makes all this pos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05

1908, 0O00 This would be about
$1,000 more homes than were
built last year.
2. Veterans will be able to
buy more homes under the CT
plan. The down payment OF
2 per cent has been eliminated,
but the interest rate has been
raised. From AZ per cent to
4?4 per cent?
3. Some local veterans who
have not nailed down financ-
ing arrangements on new
homes recently bought will
have to pay the higher rate.
4. Non-veterans will be able
TO buy on the FILA plan under
q lower down-payment sched-
ule. q per cent on the first
Sl3,500 Of mortgage amount,
instead Of on the first $4,000:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05

is per cent on the amount
from $13.500 to $4,000. instead
of IS per cent on the amount
from $4,000 to $4,000. and 30
per cent on any part above
$4,000 up to a maximum Of
$4,000
Financing Cost Cut
S. Builders viii be able to
save a considerable amount in
the cost Of financing moderate
price GI-plan. new-home con-
struction. This economy can be
reflected in a saving for home
buyers. Congress made money
available to the Federal Ma
sional Mortgage Association with
to support home buying
See LEWIS. Page B-l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05
Housing Spur Is Seen
In New Federal Aids
By ROBERT ]. LEWIS
Real Estate Editor of The star

The immensely complicated housing news that
broke this week can be boiled down to few fairly
simple effects and probabilities Of interest to home
buyers:
& /. There may be at least million homes built
this wear lFouSng Administrator Coles estimate is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

Thrill to the sovnos the hundreds of quality homemono fashions
offered this eooeowoed storede Now the deco-
rote for foil with heirloom quality furniture luxurious distinctive
o 10 refresh your with eocoe curtains and speovers
to make entertaining and housekeeping ooo and pleasant with
aids oil verified savings Plan
shopping hours Or 2o Phone Order Service done
District 1890 any hour Of the doy night days week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
by Baunritter

The charm and warmth Of the post, present.
day convenience and storage space ore blended
in this famous group, designed and GRATED for
enduring appeal and beauty. SoIidIy constructed
OF select rock maple and birch, Ethan Allen hos
q mellow. hond-rubbed nutmeg finish, You may
choose from over 100 coordinoted pieces
odd to them later from open-stock To give you
on ideo, we show
regularly Sale
Buffet and hutch top 243oo 1850
OVoI drop-leof table with two
10" leaves 1880 l2l.SO
DuxbuY arm chair. $500 $3.50
Ouxbury side chairs, eoeh. $500 22sO
5-drower chest. plostic top $500 1900
Corner desk, Plastic top 1900 6o!oS
Shutter-door cobnet, pIostie top. $3.50 TABS
Bookcase bed Twin or double. 5000 1925
Double dresser. plostie top 1900 1880
WGL-Furniture, 9th Floor selection Or Chew chos.
The Adak sun., 1958-03-17
Page 2
ADAK SUN

1.-THE ADAK SUNn CAPT. J. A. HORTON, JR. CDR. M. J. REED Commanding Officer Published each Monday for all personnel on Adak at no cost to the Government. Articles contained herein are not to be construed as representing the official opinion of the Commanding Officer or the Navy Department, in as much as the ADAK SUN is not an official publication. c. E. BERGSTROM G. A. NC DERMOTT
 ** **
 EDITORIAL
The Adak sun., 1958-03-17
EDITORIAL

It is regretted that, due to the splended contributions to the paper, we must ask all to Utilize the Guard Mail System rather than the telephone So many phone calls are interfering with the daily work of per sonnel concerned with the publishing of the SUN. Please don't let this discourage your participation as without it the paper would not be of interest to anyone. We wish, at this time, to thank the people who are writing the stories that We publish every week and pass on to them, in this way, the wonderful comments we have received concerning the enjoyment in reading.
 man in Milford, Conn.,, was fined. $3 for driving %itholt q license and ancthT $3 for driving 5c court without licen- SC. Minutes latero he was ru~a,:T seted for driving hcne without license.
 citizen was excused from jury duty in Bakersfield, Calif., after it was pointed out that he was the defendant. : Griping about his job, an elevator operator in Boston said: "Someone gets on and starts telling somebody a story. Just as he gets to the punch-line they get off. Haven't heard a complete story in years." v %
The Adak sun., 1958-03-17

continued from page one matter, copies of tax returns and sup porting data should be retained for at least six years after the filling date. =
 Records pertaining to the basis fdD determining gain or loss on the taxpay- CT Is property should be retained for at least six years after the property is disposed of. IT. cases cf failure to file return, there is ID limit on the length of time the government has in which to examine the taxpayer.
 Beyond this requirement however, tax- payers should find that retention of their copies of returns should help them in filling next year, especially if: there is little or no change in their finan- cial status. .
 In addition, it is suggested that records of .l9S8 nditures---oapcelled check3e receipts, notat!cns of contri1 but5-ons, sales taxes s1d other levies, intorect psy1.=n5s ard other deductible items to reGe inad tn the return copy for re2:2y reference in computing 1858 federal and s5ate returns. = - .- -
 court in Lexington, N., awarded $l 1000 damages to a woman who testi fled that being bitten on the mouth by dog had caused her to t.ing oI dogs when her husband kissed her. The husband coorob- j orated the story: "NoW she barks at me and pushes me away when try to kiss her." assrts I
 
 , Times change: About the only thing j, you can do on a shoestring these days is trip.
The Adak sun., 1958-03-17

Times change: About the only thing you can do on a shoestring these days
 is trip.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07
Worshom Items
r. c. Porterfield Receives Patent For
Automatic Auto Fire Exlinguisher(

from Richmond hospital. Their
friends joined them In welcoming
him and hope that he will soon be
able TO sumo his normal ac-
Invites Those calling on him duit
Ine tho week end other n n
nciehbors, We're MI and Mrs
Bun Dayls, Mr. and MIA Chester
Lane, and sons. M and Mis- Bill
Lane Mrs. Creed Deilarr. MS.
Charles Pickett. MIS- Marvin Nc
Farland, Carlton Elder. Billy Rod
R.rs, Gene II II N ~ ck, Billy,
Charles and Bobby Waits
Attends Meeting
Mrs Lonnic Mckay attended a
Home Demonstration club leader
itraining meeting In rarmville
Thursday
/ Com Hugn Dunkum III q Wash
inatnm. p XII uaS an overnight
guest Wednesday oi ms parents, Mr.
and MIS- Hugh Dun.Mn
Mr and Mrs viii. Jennings, III
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07

poured Their plodding changed to
padding Never was the ground
wctter.
We speak Q! the faith Of little
child, but what Is II that keeps
these courageous men gong?
We see theN restless 10 BE- up
and doing with INC stirring 0! spring
but, alas They view the flooded
fields which were so dry and
parchcd a few months ago and note
The clouds still gray and heavy
They must patiently wait and hope
We'll should VIC SAY, The faith 0!
the farmer. for il Is faith, and
that alone that kccps them gong
Sharon WINS was hostess 70 the
| pseah WINS Tuesday night rs they
4 studied together the book on HON,
missions Il was taught by Rev II
n Soyars
1 MIR. and Mrs, Wood.n Hughes.
/ Joined by Mrs Jamie Clark anC
Sally Ann. enjoyed a full day in
Richmond Saturday, They visited
several OF their relatives
After Nchool---Good Time
\ Michele lenis went home from
school with Carolyn Gates Wcdnes
day and spent the night They
played games, sang and had a goot
tDna hpinp tpratbar
c l.. Jones. joined by ] W
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07

sondy River Items
Teasing Weather Has Farmers Doing
The Huckle- Buck Through Snow, Rain

The Cub Scoats. their parents ana
den mother attended The banquet
sven IN their honor last Tuesday
taenng in yarmynle Our Cubs
were all present They enioyod an
instructive movie on wild life i'll
Virginia
Mr. and Mrs Everett Pladlv Of
Bmkcvillc, were Sunday callers Of
MI and Mrs Woodfin Hughes
Terry Bailey, one Of the infant
twins Of MI and Mrs Y W Bailey.
Is home from the hospital bas had
his final check up and seems fully
recovered from an attack Of pne,i-
nonla.
The rain did not hinder The pleas
arc of having Mrs Jack White and
Bruce Bass, Of Blackstone and Mr.
and Mrs Gates Bass as Wcdncs-
day dinner guests Ill the home -
Tho Willie Bases.
juniors Organize
The newly organized GROUP ~
funlor ROYAL Ambassadors is begin
nlne now to bubble With atarest
nder the leadership Of MIS- Frank
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07

Bruce They met With her recently
taking survey OF their steward
ship and discussed pet circus as
means d; making little extra
money
Sunday callers 0. MI and Mrs,
" A Oldham We're Il a Daniels
Ann ana bobby
Mr. and Mrs Chal-l. Gates AZ
tended 4 birthday dinner Saturday
evening at Cedar Brook in honor o!
Mrs Robert Johnson
Farmers 10 Nmklc- Buck
Tins teasing weather has ON
tanners dome The buckle buck For
one week they poddsd IN The SNOW
battling with all rs inconvcnicnces
then ont came IN. much welcomed
+ sun m..'.n. It INTO s.nstl and mud
W&'e! Str.amed III f.vuletS across
( fields yards and aliveWa.s, threat
{cning 'i"n a. Il continued on ald
4 On There WAS 4 consolation So long
+ as Old sol smiled Oh them but The
I clouds soon N..l.d hls face again,
4 and lhc3 watched III. skies sppre-
4 tienslNn.. Rain ram rain how II
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07

Aforris and j. w. Morris. Jr.. at
tended the annual Southsidc Min
Producers association meeting and
banquet In Crcwe Wednesday,
Mr.. and MS. Robert jenkins
visited Mrs. jenkins father in Cum
bcrland Sunday Mr. Wright Is
much improved now after long
/ illness.
+ The special home mission prayer
service OF the WMU was held AT
| Sharon church Sunday Mrs John
Gates. prayer committee chairman.
4 led the services. with 4 group Of
ladies and young people presenting
most impressive program q
ski's, dialogue and songs
Leave IL 10 a little chlld % en-
liyen such occasions Paul Louis
who speaks both Spanish and Eng
lish. found in his sklt the word.
pm. pong, not only a tongue
twis.er. but tckle-teascr He
threw The word III reverse pong
ping the audience into conVulsed
amusement. and then wen, on with
his part Ike 4 major
Mrs. Wilson Visits Parents
Ms Tom Wilson. and little son,
4 moinr.d np from CrcWc NJ spend
Sunday with her parents, MI and
MIS- Drcwry Gates
Mr. and Mrs, G.. l. Jones, and
Billy. drove ID Blackstone Sunday
to spend a pleasant day With Mi
Jones parents On reaching there
they found them both sick. victims
Of flu and colds and under the caf,
7 OF their doctor
The ladies OF this community
Will not b. surprised Saturday II Oh
answering their door bell they are
greeted nv one cr more q out
VIVA With d display 81 goodies
These young ladies are conducting
a door'o door bake sale TO raiSt
funds 10 send one Or tho b! iheii
members 10 VIVA camp tins sum
MGR. We wish them Great succeAs
III their efforts for this worthy
cause
Peggy Hodges spent the week enc
in Richmond with her sister anc
family, Everyone loves a baby, aHc
there Vas no exception rs Aun'
Peggy amused and INHERITANCE
little Michael Mr. and MIS- Hodges
and Ms " y Glasgow hroe,
down Sunday evening and rcsurnoc
With her Sunday night
Remember True merit IS likt
river tho deeper IL IS the les.
noise il makes
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07
MeI,errii,,


II ] winston n 81 the slck liSt.
Mfs Macon vaughan VINO haN
been 81 th' SicF hSi Is able n n"
A 9lt AGAIN ana MR. L"'he Pefhiil-
#Son u Better
n = Sllacklcion IS M SoNillsida
Community Hospital ~ FarnYille
We hor ne Saon nill " Wcll again
= n and MI Ernest Owen Of
IialifaN VISITED Mt and MIS- Joe
jenkins Sunday
Mrs. Price Here
Ms NJ $ Price and Mn and
Mrs CARTS waller NJ Henderson
y spent the Neck ana hAre at
M1a Pfica homo
Ms " Grafton N slowly mn
proving aher beng ssck fof some
time
Ihe p PIP n LOOK LOOK tho
Cities br Albert Mcclellan vas
taught at IHssckiak church March
for the Mehcrrin and Tuasekiah
missionary socicleS
As spring is drawing near we
hope all ne SICK ones will gradually
get better
CYNTHIA Nnanally pas thc chicken
poN There have been daite 4 fen
.childron NAo nav" had chicken
poN SONG scarlet ioNor cases have
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07

Baptis, WINS held home mis-
sion service In the home 0! Mrs
Fred PaulSon Wednesday night
There VIII be 4 service at the church
Sunday at 8 pm. A special offering
will be taken for this cause
Misses Betty LLOYD Irving. Kitty
Sac cox ana Bobby Portorfleld We're
III FarMvilc Saturday 70 help ar-
range an exhibit II NE Farm Credit
Bureau window in observance 0f Ma
'ipnal al club week
The senior class Ok the hsh
school. Miss Mary Dupuv Ms
Charles Pickett and r. I Redo,
spent Friday III Richmond They al
tended a meeting Of The General
Assembly This project was spon-
sorcd by Miss Dupuy 70 give the
pupils an opportunity 10 see Iast
hoA the assembly innctioncd.
Saturday was 4 happy day for
Mr. and Mrs, Hal Slnelc.r Nhcn
they brought their Soil, Paul home
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07

| Mrs. Edith Stanley was 4 supper
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Senger
| Friday But the Senger home didn I
really fill up until Sunday, when
the list Of guests included M. and
Mrs Samuel Kublick. Jr.. her two
daughters. Dorothy and Frances
Harris. of Richmond; Mr. and MIS-.
Paul Scnger, Of Farmvillc Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Forbes. Of Anderson
Vile. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. CarWile.
Of Farnville and Mr. and MIS-. Ed
ward Scneer and sons, Clyde. Pres
ton and Dale
Mrs. i. N Saul took Captain
Saul back to the hospital In Rich
mond Monday this time to stay
while Visitors in tho Saul home for
the week end were Mr.. and Mrs.
R. c. Moore, and family, of Fair
fax.
Mrs. Kcmpcr Bcaslcy was TO
entertain at a party March ),
Mrs r L. Harris reports guests
come when She is away she
visited nor sister. Mrs William
jennings. in Charlotte county Sun
day. When she came home. Nealle
Harris. from Richmond. had come
for the day
Saturday afternoon, Mrs Calvin
Morris brother. Dick Glover. came
10 help cut some wood badly
needed after the cold spell. Mrs.
Glover and Brenda Sue came along
for visit While saving some
dead trees, they ran into bee
tree. Dick and Ethel stayed OH for
supper and all had honey to 90 on
tho hot biscuits
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07
resident OF Worsham.
Miss Ruby Parrot, OF Richmond

IcSluent OF WOTSndTn.
Miss Ruby Parrot, OF Richmond.
visited Mr. and Mrs Chester Lane
last week end
Bobby Portcriicld has been con-
fined to his home this week due to
sickness.
Mr. aid Mrs Leonard CrynlcS
and Ronny CIymcs, OF Crcwe, were
dinner guests Sunday OF Mrs Hattie
Crymes
The roar Of the hon was heard
IN the land when February went
ont and March came clustering ~.
Let's hope tho old provcrb will hold
true and that il Will 70 out AS a
lamb
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07

Moscow. Russias parliament.
The Supreme Soviet, has given a
break TO Russia's bachelors and
some others.
decree eliminated special in
come taxes for bachelors and per
sons in number Of other cate
gories. including women living alone
women with families dependent upon
them and workers with families in
Guiding small children
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07
and Bernard Mckay. OF Richmond,

and Bernard Mckay, OF Richmond.
spent the week end with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs r III Mckay
Their other visitors were Mr. and
Mrs Martin Covington. Melvin Gov
ington. Misses Martha Ward and
Earline Hubbard Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Dowler, and son. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Falkouoski. Of Nor
folk Lonnie Mckay Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Tribble. and sons. Of Hurt,
and Mrs Stanley Mckay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Tribblc. and
sons, ~ Hurt. were week end guests
Of her mother, Ms Stanley Mckay
Mr. and Mrs LLOYD McKay. Of
Farmvllc, also called during TIE
week end
PorGrficld Granted Patent
r r Portcrlield is receiving con
Rratulations on his invention, out Of
the patent pending" category He
has been granted a patent for an
automatic fire extinguisher for a
car
Y Word Was received Tuesday Of
the death Of Courtney n Irving in
\ Roanoke MIR Irving Is thu brother
1 NJ q H. and i l. Irving and Mrs
lT s. Baskcryill. He was h former
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
curdsviIIe Roundup
(0sosvtlle kound-UP
Surprise Visit To Miss Eliza White
On goth Birthday Finds Her Working

j. H. Wamsley was the lay
speaker at Smyrna Sunday morn
ing and gave a most interesting
talk. Our stor. Rev. Philip
Thomas. is on vacation.
Friends are glad to have A..
G. Marks home. after quite stay
in the University Hospital. He
seems to be feeling much better
and is gaining strength
Week end visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Farrar were Mr.. and
Mrs Fulcher. Bobby. Betty and
Martha. of Warwick. and they at
tended services at Smyrna Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Leap at
tended a family reunion in Scots
vile Sunday.
The revival closed Friday eve
ming at Concord. The Rev. John
Lightner. former pastor. assisted
William Jessnp. the pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tate McClung
Marcia and Billy. of Norton, are
spending their vacation with Mrs
c. c. Harvey and other relatives
and are at the Newman cottage In
Cumberland for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Spencer
and family of Richmond, spent the
holidays with Mrs. Halle Bald
ridge, Mrs. Finch and other rela-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Vcrnard Pro.fltt last
week Mrs. Bryant and daughter.
Of Dillwyn. were visitors in the
same home.
Babies Delie hied
Mrs. Sweden ~Allcn had as
guests Friday, Mrs Bessie Dowdy
and daughter. Mrs. Mamie Proffitt
and daughter and Miss Lizzie viii
son. The two babies had a most de-
lightful time. as they would sit and
laugh. but could not get out many
words just four months old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Griffith and
family. Of Clarksville. spent the
week end with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs, D. A. Griffith.
Rev and Mrs. Bernard Phaup
and son. Gary. of High Point. NC.
spent Saturday night with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Phaup
| Sunday. Rev. Bernard Phaup
preached at the Wesleyan Church
in Richmond, in the absence Of the
pastor. Mrs Phaup and son are
| spending few days in the home Of
Rev. Raymond Phaup until her hus-
band returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Raincy and
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Dunkum
called on Mrs. Reeves Phaup and
A. G. Marks Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mfs Emmett Dunkum
attended the funeral Of joe / Talley
who died at the home Of a cousin
Elmer ley. near Columbia
August 20 after short illness. His
wife. Mrs Nellie Cooke Talley. was
buried less than two months ago at
their church. OakWook Methodist.
near Columbia
Mack Proud Of Squirrels
Mack Upton is very proud Of
his squirrels The three are grow
ing fast and can now hold their
bottles when fed. and are also able
TO eat some bread. He says he will
soon have to make them n larger
Nti6N sAiNs tiiSy az h1ttiiiE wv DiE
for the one he has.
Miss Revue Upton, Of Richmond
spent the week end with her par
ents. and visited Ms. Phaup and
Buck Marks Sunday
Mrs. Annie Garnet is taking
care Of Anne Carol Moore and
little Junior while their father Is a
patient in a Richmond hospital.
Mr. and Mrs Emmett Dunkum
and Miss Wilson visited Miss Eliza
White Saturday. August 49, her
Goth birthday. and found her ont IN
the garden working Oh vegetables
Miss Kate and Palmore White were
there for the holiday and Horace
White. Of Roanoke. was expected
Sunday. While her sight and hear
ing are both much impaired. she is
still Interested in the things going
on and had many cards of con
graduation and gifts from her
friends and relatives. all Of whom
she loves dearly