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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-07
loris Airvslau
MOO OF Month
For December

S-Sst. John P. Prince, son
OF Nh. and Mrs. J. T. Prince,
mas been selected as Direction
Center Northumberland Of
hcer of the Month at the chi
sago Air Defense Sector, Truax
Field, Madison, Wisconsin.
he was recommended by
Major Warren H. Seloycr. SEN
ior Director &C" Crew and re-
ceived q certificate from Brig
Gen. Kenneth II. Gibson, COM
mander Of the sector.
In his Recommendation Mai
or Selover said:
With great appreciation Tor
a job we'll done, 1 nominate S.
Sgt. Prince as MOO of the
month. S-Sgt. Prince is an .x-
oepuonally good supervisor
win Keen interest IN his jon
and the operation of the SAGE
system. He has demonstrated
TIME and again the superlative
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-07
DOUGLASS
PRESS BOX
written for last weeks paper
Ncf Farmers of America News.
By RAEFORD GERALD

written Tor last weeks paper
Mel Farmers of America News:
The Douglass Chapter of
New Farmers of America hello
lis regular monthly meeting il.
the Agriculture Building. Due
:" The absence of the president
Archie Smith, the meeting was
called to order by the Vice
president, BriSco higgins, Jr..
with the opening ceremony.
Inc main purpose of the
meeting was to elect candidates
Tor the various contests for the
r. r. Taylor Federation to br
tcid in April. Contestants were
selected for the following:
Livestock Judging. Public
Speaking, Quiz, Talent, and
Quartet.
Raeford Gerald made the re-
port of officers meeting held
at ArtcSia High. January 10.
1852. The Douglas Chapter is;
asked to raise $4,000 by March
l. 1862. as its quota for tho
cost OF a swimming pool to be
constructed at S. B. Simmons
N, F. A. Camp, Swansboro,
North Carolina.
Remarks by the Advisor. Will
lie j. Walls. was then given.
Inc meeting was closed with
The closing ceremony.
Big ''Chatter Party:
Do you like to twist-shim-
my? Well, come out to the BIG
Chatter Patry" featuring
Johnny Raven, dis-jockcv of
WYNN, Florence. and master
oi ceremony of Johnny Raw
ems Dance Party" over WBTW
IcleviSion station, Florence. S.
C.-Saturday Night, February
10, 1862 at Douglass High
School.
The Big Party begins nj 7:3n |
ana last until Admission
only SOC.
Homecoming:
Douglass High School will |
mold It's annual Homecoming
Exercises Friday night. Feb |
ruary Is at the school. There |
viii be full and excitement for
each member of the family.
The Eagles and EaglCttcs will |
play host Ia the Artcsia High
School of HallSboro, N. c. or
that date.
Patron tickets arc on sale !
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-07

qualities he possesses az a.;
supervisor, as well rs die ex-
,ehSive knowledge Of his lob
enc all connecting parts of
SAGE and Manual Radar.
SSgt, Prince always reports
Tor duty well groomed and
neatly dressed. He has q pro-
iessional attitude about hi.
duties and has grca; influence
on the people under his super
vision. He possesses a bank O,
knowledge concerning his job
END the Air Force, end is al
ways anxious to render assist
incc and cooperation TO the
fullest of his ability.
"SSgt. Prince is extremely
enterpriSins and has always
maintained high grades in Air
Force schools and in tests that
nave been administered by the
AIR Force. He has obtained a
seven level in several Air
Geld rank above Staff Scr
Force fields and has not, as vet
seant. This consider a loss TO
inc Air Force because of his
ability to absorb and to DEM
onstrate the qualities which he
Sc readily acquires.
In conclusion, l would l,ka
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-07

The photograph was made
during the All Tractor Care
and Maintenance Workshop
conducted in the Agriculture;
Engineering eBuilding on tn
campus Of the North Carolina
State College January 30 thro-
ugh 81. Pictured in the photos
graph, examining the timing o.
one of the tractors, are: Left
to right, John L. Ward of the
Lebanon community, Kenneth
j. Gore, Seven Creeks COM
mInity, Mr.. Bill Hudson, Sales
Representative, American Oil
Company, Greensboro, North
Carolina, whose COMPANY
sponsored the tractor hooI
session, and Tommy d. Glover,
Assistant County Agriculture.
Agent.
This Ali tractor project is
offered 10 any All boy or girl
who has the opportunity OF
working with or owning a farm
tractor or implements. The
tractor program in Columbus
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-07

to say that I know Of no one 1
would rather see MOO of the
Month than SSgt. Prince. He IS
truly an asset to the Air Force
and definitely deserves more
recognition than lie has re-
ceived since l have known
him."
General Gibson wrote as fol-
lows
II am pleased to award YOU
a Certificate acknowledging
your selection as Direction
Center Non-Commissioned Of
flcer of the Month for De-
cember, 1861.
"Of the many outstanding
Non-Commissioned OFFICERS
considered for this distinctive
honor by the MOO of III.
Month Board. you we're select
Cd because of your excellence
in job knowledge, military
bearing, supervisory qualities
END personal contribution 20
the mission of this unit.
Your diligent efforts, and
me efforts of other fine Nom
commissioned Officers lik.
you, arc directly responsible
Tor the high performance lev
els which this Sector has a.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-07

at Sl.O0 each by the students.
Talent Shows:
The senior class is SPONSOR
ing talent show at Douglass
Wednesday night January 81.
There will be talent from all
over the community.
Talent, Talent and more
Talent" at Douglass High
School, Tabor City, North Car
Gina, Monday February 5, 1862
at 1880 p. NJ. Persons from 9TH
or schools in the county will
also perform. Enthusiastically:
l5c-Studcnt; 25c-Adult.
Basketball
Eagles Defeat Gears"
The Eagles played their best
all-around game of the season.
last Friday Night, by defeating
me Haywood High School
Bears of Lumberton, North
Carolina.
from tho HnI, b,n ''o s''oot, ,
and H.mn,nn - S, wire
trn,,, 10 ,l 10 pull away
24-1o Nv s'ore Was
D,,.i
r. ing INC second half the
Bears made a bid for the lcaG
,,'a margin between the
49, ,'' were 10 much. Tho
."I ia" 700 mLch depth
~nd ia I P"Mcr ior HaySwood
'"u ~, 'eu all inc way.
H.. De- s'T -. '''dck was paced
, "I 80 ,seT n'eglhS' Jr-, wh"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-07
6. Garland Fowler
''Man Of The Year''
In Insurance

G.. Garland Fowler, General
Agent, haSbccn named Man OF
the Year for the Atlantic DIV
lSion of Southwestern Life In
Surancc Company, Supcrin-
tcndcnt of Agen cieS Ben p.
Dcnman announced today.
The award, the firms high
est, is given annually to the
field representative with the
superior record in :ales, prem
lum income and quality bust
rcSs. His personal paid produc-
ION III 1861 was over One
Million, Five Hundred Thous-
and Dollars. A fivc-timc VIM
ncr of this top award. Mr..
Fowler has also won the Chal-
longer Award on Two diffc-cn,
occasions, has qualified as
member of the Million Dollar
Round Table and has won The
National Quality Award for
several years. During his q
"carS with the company, ne mas
won every major award offer
cd by the Company
In addition to doing an out
standing job for his Company.
re has been active in civic at
fairs IN the past, having been a
member of the Tri-COunty De-
NeIopmcnt Corporation. organ
l%cd and served as president of
inc Columbus County Life
Underwriters Association. He is
a member of the Tabor CITY
Masonic Lodge. American Leg
ION and Yves Cnartcr mcmbo.
ct the Rotary Club. He is &
member Of the Tabor CITY
Merchants Association and the
Iafolinas Country Club
he laso holds memberships
IN the Myrtle Beach Life lind
IN the Myrtle Beach Life
underwriters Association. The
Dunes Golf and Beach Club
ana Pine Lakes international;
Country Club of Myrtle Beach. |
lie is married TO the former
GLADYS Barefoot of Hallsboro
and they have one daughter
hey divide their residence |
Le'ween Tabor City, N. c., and |
myrtle Beach, S. c.. where he
Is actively engaged in business !
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-07

County also includes a tractor
diiving contest which is avail
able to any member enrolled in
the Tractor Care and Safety
project. This tractor driving
contest will be conducted
shortly after school rcccSSes for
the summer vacation and will
include driving the tractor
through an obstacle course,
both forward and backward.
with an implement attached to
the tractor, and a very short
examination Of the All tractor
project rccordbook. The tract
or program is broken down in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-07
.Loris FLA Win
First, Second
In Federation

LOrls Future Farmers of A
merica walked off with first
and second place last week il.
the Parliamentary Procedure
contest of the Horny FLA Fed
Grafton.
Eight teams competed.
Members of Loris' first place
team were Brooks Hardee.
Dennis Branton, Hoyt Brin-
son, Bobby Vaught and Wend-
ell Vaught. Members of the
second place team were Wayne
Mishoe, Wayne Hughes, Geo
rye Gore, Marshall Carter and
Billy Hardee.
AS winner of the contest the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-07

The Horny Production Credit
association Of Conway OPEN
&c a Branch office in Loris
Thursday and found business
booming.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-07

Many of the Tabor City peo-
pie have been sick at home and
In the hospital and we wish for
one and all a speedy recovery.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-07

Loris chapter will represen.
the Horny Federation in the
district contest.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-07

chieved
Please accept my best wish
es and warmest congratula-
lions upon your selection for
this award"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-07
Mrs. Prince
Hosts Wives
Bridge Club

The Wives Bridge Club met
with Mrs. Oliver Prince
Playing were Mrs. H. c..
cameron. Mrs. E. E. Wright
Mrs. Frank McGougan, Jr
Mrs. r. l.. Sweeley, Mrs. Don
hughes, Mrs. Ed Herring. Mrs
James Bricc, and Mrs. Marion
Baxter.
Mrs. Don Hughes was high.
A sweet course and coffee
was served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Duscn.
bury and son, Brett, visited
Mrs. Dusenbury's home, the ID
a. Stevens, over the past
weekend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-07

TO four units to be completed
IN either three or four years.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16
LeatherwOOd Now
In Germany

BAUMHOLDER. GERMANY
tAHTNCl = PFC James E.
Leatherwood, whose wife, Fran
els. lives at lis E. Maryland ave.
CreWe, is a member of the 9th
Divisions 26th Infantry which
recently acted as an "Aggres-
sor'' force during the annual
Army training test in Germany
During the test, which was
designed to determine the in
dividual and unit combat eff
cheney Of the divisions 9th Cav
airy, Leatherwood and other
personnel from his unit engaged
in simulated combat maneuverS
against the cavalrymen.
Leatherwood. rifleman in
Company A of the 26th Infantry
in Baumholder. entered the
Army in March 1860, completed
basic training at Fort Knox. KY.
and arrived overseas last Octo-
Der.
The l9-year-old soldier, son Of
Roy B. Leatherwood, of, Farm
Vile. attended Farmville High
School.
Before entering the Army. he
was employed by the Safeway
Food Store in Farmville.
His mother. Mrs. Lois Carter
lives in Mcintyre, Pa.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16
Benefit Event
Zero Weather PrOues
Good For Pancakes

given women and children, A
check for 500 was given the
building fund and If the weather
had not been 80 bad the receipts
would probably have been three
to four hundred net.
The Powhatan Higk school
boys almost won q basketball
game here Friday night before
finally bowling out to Patrick
Henry by 47-T.
j. C. Rose has returned home
from a Richmond hospital much
improved In health and hopes
to soon be about his usual duties.
The Past Masters Degree
will be conferred .on Candidates
from Dewitt Clinton Lodge at
Gainesville and Powhatan Lodge
here on January 10. at 7::30
pm.
Earl Frederickson and his
sister. Mrs. Monson. of Seattle.
Wash. visited relatives here
and in Richmond last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Parker
ard Leon Mayfield. Of Richmond,
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George PahnOre at Green Bay
Friday night.
Robert Sayles is much improv-
ed after a stay in Richmond
hospital and is now at home
nea.- Holly Hills
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Glenn
Hall. of Richmond. have moved
into their new home In Holly
Hills. Mr.. Hall is employed at
the First and Merchants Bank
in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Mann
spent last week end with their
parents here. They are presently
living in Bon Air.
Miss Vista Terrell has retired
and is living with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Terrell on
Millquarter Road.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16

BUCKINGHAM, Jan. Is - j.
B. Hanes. president Of the Buck
ingham County Ruritan Club.
has announced the 1862 Ruritan
chairmen and committees. Their
goal is Lets Plan Big in 81"
Agriculture committee -- Har-
old Bailey. chairman R. S. FL
lis. III. Ed Saxon. D. E. Moore.
and Nelson Tindall. Jr.
Education Gordon Baldwin.
chairman: E. NJ. johnson. and
Ray Ownby.
Fellowship John Walton,
chairman: Frank Derrenbacker.
Clifford Jones. Carey Hughes.
and Branch Seay. 4.
Finance Maury F.. Le-
Sueur. chairman: w. H. Chap
pell. Glenn Hayes. James Davis,
l.. L. Miles, c. H. Moon, and
John Morgan.
Forestry R. H. Bruce.
chairman; Tom Davis. E. L.
Maxi. r. W. Gannaway. and
Jim Nolan.
Industry c. T. Roach.
chairman: Rives Jones. Jack
Spessard. R. B. Spencer. and
John Spencer.
Program J. r. SnOddy, Jr.,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16
BY HELEN MASON

AMELIA. Jan. l51Needy per-
sons in Amelia county were well
taken care Of this past Christ
mas season. Most Of the local
organizations had q part with
the Christmas committee in pro-
vidins . happy Christmas for
those not 40 Well off.
M0fe than 20 boxes Of clothing
toys. oranges and candy were
packed BY the committee. A
box q food. provided by the
fn-Y and 'Tii-Hi.Y Of Amelia
High School under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. James Blrnette,
went With each box Of clothing
and toys. i.
Local merchants gave toys,
dolls, games and several doll
carriages. and discounts on all
fruit and candy.
Cash came from individuals
and the Girl Scouts money earn
ed by them at a bazaar: checks
were received from the Masons,
Ruritan and Lions Clubs. Wom-
en- Of Christ Episcopal Church
and many individuals.
Women over the county made
dresses, slips and boys shirts at
home during the year for distri-
button at the Christmas season.
Some few met with the COM
mttee to sew.
Now is the time to start get
ting ready for next year. mem
bers Of the committee say. and
they are asking anyone interest
ed in sewing for this worthy
cause to get in touch with any
member Of the Christmas com
mittee at once.
The two Cub Scout patrols un-
der the direction Of their lead.
ers. Mrs. william Hillsman, Miss
Frances Rand, Mrs. Thomas
Eppes and Mrs. Ned Armistead
brought shopping bags decorated
with Christmas stickerS and fill
led with clothing and toys as
their contribution to the boxes
The girl Scouts gave home made
pot holders for each box.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16
Dog Vaccination
Clinic Arranged

POWHATAN, Jan. l5-An ad-
ditonal dog vaccination clinic
has been approved by the Board
of Supervisors of Powhatan
county at their meeting.
This is a countrywide clinic to
be held on Saturday. January 20
from to 4 pm. near the fire
house behind the court house
square. The cost will be $50
per dog.
Dog licenses must be purchas-
ed by February l. and all dogs
must have a rabies vaccination
certificate before it can be
licensed.
Citizens of PoWhatan county
are urged to take advantage of
this clinic in order to comply
with regulations. Notices have
been posted by H. w. Henry.
county agent.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16
THE FARMv1LE (va) HERALD, TUESDAY JANUARY 1s 1862
Amelia 8 Needy ShoiUerpd With Gifts

Two boxes were packed by
the Beaver Pond Earls Home
Demonstration Club and one
each by the Junior and Senior
GAS of the Amelia Baptist
Church. St. Johns Methodist
Church WScS in the county also
packed . box.
The committee also helps pro-
vide clothing and other neces-
stiles sometimes when families
are burned out of their homes.
They clothed 70 children at the
beginning Of the school year last
fall.
The Boy Scouts packed a box
for Christmas and are still doing
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16

their good deeds for others
shoveling snow for elderly per-
sons and others unable TO do it
for themselves. In the fall they
raked leaves for some Of these
same people.
The Christmas committee for
the needy of Amelia county is
unable to thank all in person
who have contributed to this
good cause, but they are very
appreciative Of the help given
them and hope the contributors
feel the satisfaction Of having
helped to make the Christ
mas season a little happier for
someone else.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16
Benefit Event

POWHATAN. Jan. l5-The
near zero weather failed to stop
the men Of May Memorial Bap-
list Church from serving the
pancake supper. Delicious hot
pancakes with plenty of butter.
fresh sausage. scrambled eggs.
syrup. and lots Of coffee and
also cold drinks were served to
some IT'S persons who braved
the cold weather. Fay0rs were
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16
Special Interest
Session Delayed

POWHATAN. Jan. l5-The
seed and god plaque special in
terest meeting scheduled for
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16

January II by Mrs. Joyce Wood.
home agent. was postponed due
to the snow. This will be re-
scheduled at a later date. Watch
for an announcement as a large
number of women are interested
in this project.
Mrs. Martin Kamunerer. Of
Belmead. had a most unfortu-
nate fall at her home last week
frach,ring her hip.
Mrs. Julian Sledd has been a
patient at a hospital in Rich
fn0nd for several days.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16
Buckingham Runtan Committees Named

chairman; and R. j. Hutchings.
Publicity ~ C. H. Agee. Jr..
chairman; B. M. Dunnevant.
and B. F. Snoddy.
Recreation Tom Morgan.
chairman: Herbert Adams. w.
w. Snoddy. Jack Anderson. and
Charles Smith.
Rural Church Tom Hall.
ST.. chairman: John Adams. Or
vile. Dunnevant, r. E. Charl-
ton, and Joshua Wilkerson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16

Gil in cooperation with the Uni
versity of Virginia Medical Gen.
ter.
Two research laboratories will
be open in the morning and again
in the afternoon. Reservations
for these free tours may be made
by writing to Virginia Heart As
ISOLATION, 812-14 West Franklin
Street. Richmond 20. Virginia,
indicating preference as to a
morning or an afternoon tour. Re-
servations will be made on a
first come first served b a S S
since only limited number Of
visitors can be taken care of.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16
Public Invited
To View Heart
Research Project

The public will have an OPP
portunity to observe heart re-
search in progress at the Uni
versity Of Virginia Medical
Certer Monday. February S,
Heart Research Day. This event
is being sponsored by Virginia
Heart Association and the Char
lottesville- Albemarle Heart Coun-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16

Rural Utilities and Highways
A. r. p. Lowell, chairman:
Herman Anderson. Eugene e.
can. R. j. H. Grow. and For
rest Guthrie.
Welfare John Griffin. chair
man: E. A. Charlton. j. L..
Jones. c. M. Hall. and George
White.
Youth = Howard Wall, chair
man: Al Colley. Tom Hall. IT..
Wayne Dawson. and Herbert
Maxey.
The Arizona post., 1962-10-19
Black Parents
Are High Style

NEW YORK - Fashion
has taken out a patent on a
new footwear trend. This fall
you will be wearing black
patent leather pumps, walk
ing shoes and spectators.
Once an exclusive feature
of the spring scene, the pat
ent leather shoe has made
its debut as daytime dress
wear-thanks to recent tech
biological Improvements in
leather-making. The new pat
ent now has built-in resist
ance to extremes of weather
and temPerature-making it
a natural addition to the fall
shoe wardrobe.
The Arizona post., 1962-10-19

designer creation, they still
reflect a definite awareness
of current grown-up couture,
according to ePorts of
Women's Wear Daily fash
ion editors.
Norell's Swirl-skirt, bow
blouse, little-jacket outfit is
literally everywhere. T h c
dress makers do it in every
day or dress-uP fabrics, with
or without wide belts, with
flared unPressed-Pleat skirts,
with flopPy-or-tailored-bow
blouses, with cut-away or
squared-off jackets.
Sportswear makers have
Norell-iSmS too. Flared skirts,
blouses with Pussy-cat bows,
bolero jackets are new staples
in many coordinate lines.
The matchbox has spanked
childrenS coat lines to a new
fashion height. In what is
for them a drastic deviation
from the tried-and-true for
mula, coat makers have ad-
apted the squared-off, welt
scanned shape to both sporty
and party styles.
Sportswear and dress lines,
too, take off with the match
box skirt, combining high
fashion with at least as much
freedom and comfort as any
skirt shape allows.
The Paris pea coat is an
other item picked up by both
coat and sPortswear makers
for translation to children'S
sizes. In smaller doses, suits
with braided cardigan jack
cts look very Chanel, says
Women's Wear Daily. Jump
ers, suits and an occasional
dress bear the widened mid
riff signature of Balenciaga.
Be they basic or big-fash-
ion news, school clothes all
conform to a classic color
The Arizona post., 1962-10-19
Lingerie
Takes Lines
Of Apparel

Every season brings a
closer relationship between
lingerie, foundations and aP-
parel fashion. Foundations
mold the figure towards a
current clothes ideal, day.
wear lingerie underlines cur
rent fashions properly and
sleepwear is more and more
influenced by apparel fash
ion. And there's color - a.
hour color, taken straight
from the palette of fashion.
Because the relationship to
apparel is so close, one man
ufacturer, Vanity Fair, fol-
lows Paris collections as we'll
as American designers while
their lingerie and founda-
tions are being designed. Ad-
vance information about fab
RIGS and colors is as much
a part of their research as
their own chronological de-
veloPments.
Remember what happened
when lingerie was trans
formed from pleasant neces-
sity to fashion accessory?
White-and-black slip ward
robes suddenly blossomed in
to rainbows of nylon tricot.
Looking back, we see it
was inevitable that apparel
color should color lingerie.
Looking ahead we see that
apparel a n d lingerie color
must color girdles and bras.
The lure and logic of the
idea is enormously appealing
to women.
The Arizona post., 1962-10-19

scheme. Brown, from beige
to deep-dark, is undisPuted
winner, and camel-andgray
combinations are big in
sportswear and dress categor-
les.
Many muted colors looked
good early in the season, but
by this time vibrant reds,
blues and greens have been
added to brighten lines.
The Arizona post., 1962-10-19
High Couture Shows
In ChHdren's Wear

Talk about couture adaptations! You've nothing
til you've ChdrenS for school, All the greats
represented Norell, Baencaga Chanel Bohan ST. Laurent
have been unabashed copied down to the very smallest sizes
Even when clothes out-an steals from specific