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t ' N Saturday, September 22, 1928. GRANITISVILLE NEWS. The Missionary Circle of the Bethlehem Baptist church held its regular m. meetings. The. Missionary Society i niet this week in regular monthly s - meeting at the home of Mrs.' E. T. ' Miles. Tl^e Sunbeams met at the l 'home of Mrs. Marina M. Milter. The Young People's Union met at the t j. home of Mrs. Anna Moorev-?' 11 Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bush is here to spend a few'days with their father Mr. B. F. Griffin, and brothers Messrs. > George, - Robert and Willie Griffin. * We are glad to have Mrs. Annie Jones t0 return home from New York after A few woelfc. ofmr 1- XT? Tr 1 ? ..wno oioj in i^cw xoris. th is week Mt. Zion celebrated her E GOth anniversary. The meeting began 1 last Wdnesday night and" ran up. to ; Sunday?night.?On, lust?Wednesday ~ night the week's meeting was opened by Rev. Authur Sprouds, who preached a most wonderful sermon. Revs. II. L. Ryan-and E. J. Daniels also preached two excellent sermons on _ last Thursday and Friday nights. ' Sunday the anniversary sermon was preached by the pastor Rev. J. R. ?Stevenson. At the afternoon-service * g very interesting sermon was preached by Rev. A. F. B. Horry, the pastor . of Cumberland A. M. E. church, Ai- ? , -JwHr" mwdnff wax A.yrand siif cess.^ We wish to thank our many ' friends from Aiken who came along with their pastor to h<dp mnVp a sue. _ cess of the- meeting. Rev. J. K, Stpypriinn loft. morning for Columbia where he will continue his studies at Allen UniversTtyr^TTs^ many friehds wish^himl much success.~! Mss Ruth Williams entertained the _ Royal Five that conissts of the following young ladies: Misses Gwendo lvn Fills. Ruth Williams. Cellilus and _ with a Card Party. The young ladies being very fond of playing cards and < dancing, enjoyed themselves to the highest,'as there were different games ' played and much dancing done. Punch 1 and gold cake and ice cream were "served; Those present were: All members of the Royal Five, Misss ' Esther Wren Miles, Jqcquelin Philips, and Carolyn Ruth Hill; Messrs. Julius Fox, Fi;ed Griffin, Jack Gillman, Joseph Williams and Leonard Jones. Miss Ruth Williams was pleased to have as her guests on last Saturday ? afternoon Messrs. Clayton Johnson, Harold Quattlebaum and LeRov Wil Hams* The Royal Five was given a trip to Columbia by Miss Gwendolyn Fells on last Thursday. The trip was en ioyo'l by pr?rvy mm Mrltfr?TtwT flvccp" tion of Frank, she became somewhat frightened as Gwen was doing some Of her stunts while driving. The Mt. Zion A.?M. E. Mission meetings were entertained by Mesdames Morris and Ginyard. We are asking all th members to be present 1 at.the next meeting as we have had only a few at the last meetings. The Supt. of Mt. Zion Sunday school gave out some talents to the different students asking them to make use of ih?.v. 1... ?:-i? - parents Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Palmer last week. School" Here will open" Se"pt. 28th. The principal Prof. R. L. Nix is asking all students to be present on the opening day. There will be a Patrons' meeting the first "Sunday afternoon in October,"concerning the' nerw school building which Is being erected here. All patrons are asked to be present] on that day. Graniteville is still full ?of Binilos because of the progress?ofthe new stihool building. ?r- Mrs-. James Grant, Jr., spent Monday morning in Aiken shopping." W- ' v . , v..v.-. u.y luisuig money ana a prize would lie given t0 the ones having : . the largest amounts. Misses Mattie ,iind Maranna Morris were awarded Htt?pi i/.c.s. : ; : r Sunday, Sept. 16th, the Valley Baptist-church service was as usual, with preaching by the pastor Rev. A. B. Hoi man. After?preaching we?were delighted to listen to a solo, by Mr. Bishop Harrison, of Augusta, Gg. Miss Cellilus G.. Palmore was del* cgated to-the Baptist Sunday school ?union, which convened at Zion Hill last Sunday. On return, she reported pleasant setting. Among the young ladies and young men who are attending the various colleges and uni versifies are Rev. A. B. Holman, pastor of Valley Baptist church; Miss I nez Ashley, Benedict college; Rev. J. R. Stevenson, Allen university; Miss v..w,K.a n. uvani, names Institute, .Miss Dorothy M. Palmer, Deaf and Dumb Institute, Cedar Spring. We wish them TfiUClT success. ' Miss Rliza H. Palmer and Lona B. . Walker spent Saturday in Augusta ^ , (11>iivtr their School shopping. 1. The I,awn I'arty given Saturday \ight on the lawn of Valley Fair Bap St church for the benefit of the Su>v day ,school was quite a stfecess. ? Mrs. Frankie Palmer Coleman of Augusta, Ga., was the guest of her | N _ Greenwood News Th following is a list of the teach- j pg force at the West Side Graded , ichool: Mesdames M. P. Fuller, M. A;. Moore, F. B. .Evans, (j. It. WiN iarus; Misses C. A. Gary, G. G. Nance Mesdames W. A._Perrin, E. J. Dixon ind D. B. Holman, principal. As usTo the delight of the Brewer Nornal students her doors were thrown >pen Monday, Sept. 17th, with a nice nrollment. The out look is promisng for a great school year. MEMOHIAM. Jear -cusin I shall miss you, i \nd your-kind words of love; . \.nd tdie fruitTree~that i gave you. still bespeaks a token, of love. fou shajl not need it .now, fou are gone U) cuine nu more, kVhere the tree of life is bloomincr. I ml will "bear her fruit fur evermore? [ have confidence in you, rhat you have kept_?he faith, \nd when I get td' heaven, .-jduBL^neot you .at.-Jhe. , = By Luuiai Anderson^ Sunday was a great day at Morris Jhapel Baptist church the occasion vay-ttrg" OSrd auniversary gxet-cfsevWch wus a grand affair. Eighty ?dtNdollars were raised. MiT. Joe Woodson is still confined o his bed. ?Miss-Helen T.omax is home again o the delight of her-.many friends. Vliss Lomax has been teaching sumner school^ at Easley, S. C. Mr. W. J. Bluford and grandson, Ynclfew, are home pfter spending ten lays in New Jersey. They report a dcasant trip.' Mr. D. C._ Byrd left last SuturdaS' jn* Columbia "where he will attend \llen university. . " ? Rev. and Mrs. L. D. Gamble and children returned to Orangeburg last Saturday. Mrs. Gamble and children spent several weeks here visiting relatives. ....... ? Prof. Benjamin Sanders one of the nstructors at Brewer Normal is1 back igain. (tlis many friends are glad to I> ytt_UUIl' III III. Mr. Henry Williams'left last week for Hampton Va., where he will abend Hampton Institute. ! Mrs. i Carrie Butler, Miss Birdie Peterson artd Mr. It. L. 'Rotor. are ill it this writing. We hope they will oon be up and out again. Mrs. Selena Profit is here from Philadelphia visiting* her parents and >ther relatives Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Williams. Mrs. flattie Nance continues alHuit he same. MVs. Lillian Richardson is bnfck 'rom Atlanta after spending a very njoyable visit to her sister. Miss Irene Butler is considerably iek at thjs writing on Sumter St. Her many friends hope for her a ipeedy recovery. ? J.? Mrs. Sofia McClintoc has returned 'roni Hendersonville, where she spent The" summer.?Her many ftdemla?extend to her a hearty welcome home. Mrs. Essie Hill is improving very rtuch at Brewer hospital. , Anderson News Miss A. C. Johnson and little MiSs Frances K. Johnson left Monday night for Atlanta. " Miss Pansy Williford and Mr. Mat tison left Monday night for Tuskegee Institute. Mr. and Mrs* Wm. Clator and chil dren left Wednseday night for their home in Washington, D. -C.-?-7?* ? Miss Alice E. Webb our efficient supervisor has been ill for three weeks We are glad to see her out again. Mi\%Lawronce Williams of Evans ton, 111., was called home to attend the funeral-of his brother, Mr. Leo Williams. Rev. M. F. Glenn of Savannah is conducting a revival at Ebgnezezr and is meeting .with great success. Rev. S. CjCampbell spent last week at' his old home in Newberry County with relatives'and friends. Misses iWona and Gertrude Burton Miss Leona is to teach there and Miss Gertrude is to he a student. ~ J^,iss Belle Bright has accepted a position irr* Allen graded school in Greenville. We wish her, a successful year's work. ? Friends oi Mr. J. R. .Thomas a^e sympathizing with him in the death of his brother Mr. John Thomas of [Seneca, who died Sunday, Sept. 16. Miss Myrtle Coaxum had t0 close her school and come home on account of illness. We trust she will soon be WPll again. 1 Mrs. Jennie Robinson who has been cnofined to bed is able to sit up soon. We hope she will soon he out.? ?Affases Anna Garrison, * Virginia Watkins and Frances Jones have ta ken up their work in the South Fant Street school. " , THE PALMET Laurens News | " ' Bethel A. M. E. church has certainly | been stirred up for the past week. With the Rev; Dr. Nance as the evangelist, not a stone has been left un turned. Many years have passed since so many souls confessed Christ. The j church -was crowded each night, and many were arourtd? the mourners bench seeking Christ. Ther6 were 14 onverts. Rev. Smith preached a .vonderful sermon Sunday morning. Services were well attended at St.1 Raul Baptist church. Rev. Baten was ealledito his home-last, Sunday on ac-' ount: of the death of his father. | -?Quarterly?Cunfei.eiice tnt??hold! toyethfer with the revival services. The future church choir furnished music with Mis? Mattie O. Putman as * * " 1 irynnirt. ? We are sorry to report Mr. Sam Woody identically ill and litfle-M4ss'Ielen Garlinpton improves .very slow-^ 1y; also Mrs. Nettie Spann is on the *" ick list. Messrs. Dewitt and Willie Robinson tnd Mrs. Lanfonf Garlinyton for supper On Thursdd^evtfniny. They were accompanied" by their little'^Cousin. ?The Working Benevolent Society held it ,v cry jnU'H'sliiiK meeting Mon-. day veniny.'Sept. 10th. The'meeting Was called to order by, the president, i After which- a business meeting of officers wafc held. The electlW which 'pok place resulted *as iollpws: 31 rs. Sallie Blaekstoek, Pres.;,, Mrs. .Ella *" Hunter, Vice-Pros.; Mrs. Malissa | "M?Iler^Tha ji|ielle, Scu'.f Mr. C. TT.! Duckett, Trosa. Mr. Pink Youngr re-j signed as Pers.;' and'Mi;. ,W. 'L. Mc '* Morrijj. as Trcas. plan to cole- 1 'irate with a dinner very soon. Rev. J. B. Smith and Dr.--Nance y ve're dinner guests-of Mr. and Mrs. a Mrs. Estella Anthony was the dirt- 1 'or guest of Miss Sallie L. t)dndy on' ' Friday. .. ." . . v i' 11 ?Mr. Amctt Bnrksrtnlo accompanied',] liy Miss Willie Mae Garrett- motored o Madden Station where they were { he guests of Mr. Barksdale's aunt ) it tea on Tuesday evening. They re- , lorted a wonderful time. , Miss Deliah Thompson and little. Frankie Earline of High Point, N. C'., ire visiting relatives. ' v Mr. Will Garrett accompanied- by < lis wife, Mrs., Mary,* Misses Flossie (1 md Willie Mac and little daughter Elizzabeth and little Miss Delphine Cannon, motored to Clinton Sunday af ernoon and spent a few hours, visit- , :ng relatives and friends. _____ The "Sons of Allen" met at the home of Master John Lee and Little . Miss Lois Mills Thursday afternoon. | \ large crowd of young folks were \ >re$ent. Many. games being played, ifter which a delightful course of ninch and fig nudes was served by he hostess. Mrs. E. A. Nelson was , i t*nunnfc Lee's Memorial Club held its regu- v ;il- ir.i'ot injy ;it tbn Vimvin ,,f f.nvie Dial, Friday afternoon at the ' , isual hour with a large number be- ' ng pYesent. Instrumental solos were 1 layed by Misses Mattie O. Putman," ' Mayme Hunter and Carrie Dial. Afer which delightful ice cream and ake were served by the hostess. Miss Mary McMorris returned to ( he city after spending a few-months "it Montreat. She looks the picture ' if health. ^ r " ' Airs. Mary L. Fowler l.oyd, leit lor ~~ her home "Tn Winston-Salem, N. C.7 Saturday, after spending a- few ' veeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tohn Fowler. Miss Julia Fowler left Tuesday for ' Benedict College, after spending the week with hr parents. Misses Estelle and Sammic Mae Uice left Monday for Florence, after spending their vacation at the home if their aunts Mrs. Cotrie Owens. Mrs. T.vdio Williams ncrompnniaiL iiy^ hai'. daughter Miss Elsie, and_Mr. Anderson motored to Clinton, tG visit 'ekitives Tuesday afternoon. ?Mrs. Alnieta Little and" daughter accompanied by her son, were the guests of Mrs. Williams and her daughters "Misses Bessie 'and Elsie Sunday.? ?:?: ????: Mesdames Moove and JefTerson are" to be thanked for enriner so rovnllv ""or the ministers during revival. . . . . .. . .- ij. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to express, our sincere hanks to our friends and neighbors cor the kindness shpwn us during the 'llrtcss and death of our son ond brother Marshall Smith. , To * the friends who so willingly gave the use of their cars, the beaytiful 4fb'wcrs, the music furnished by Macedonia choir and for the wonderful discourse - by Rev. P. S. M-oaeley. 1 Mrs, Flora Smith, mother; Mrs. Mary Smith Donaldson; Sister; Messrs. Lo.ndon, Robert, James and Mathew Smith, Brothers. r--?. ' ' .. t TO LEADER ,j| i Constipation !. S Often Causes Sickness "About fifty years ago" [ says Mr. .Lewis G. O'Shields, 5 K j of Portersville, Ala., "my B p mother -gave me the first 1 ' '' I ' ui ijiuun-i^raugnt, ana a ? I have taken it ever since, S ; ' when I needed, a medicine a n 1 for constipation; I have used c this remedy all my married a [ life, in raising my children. " "I have used . Black- J Draught frequently 'for 1 heartburn, as I havO had * I g spells of this, kind, off and a , on, for years;?This follows . 2 _2L indigestion, and indigestion^ 1 I comes close on constipation. i ? "I have found that the best a !1 u way to head off tra^hle is to J ?. -begin ~tfl king Blaek-Draught a | 5 in time. It relieves me of J I dizziness, tightness in the a J chest and backache, a - "By getting rid of impuri- gf j ties, Black-Draught helps to -a keep the system in good 2 < 2 order. J always keep it in' a the home, and have recom- 2 ' | mended it to- many people, I 2 in my time. I always say a 2 J good word for a good medi- i 2 cine." 2 ' ! Sold by all druggists. ^ a - WINf.SBOHO NEWS. j i v-|>?n aw"" Hums mtuie.ior ilit' rrapd -school opening on the 28th | hst. 'A i' t'tnd students on every sole \ve turn expressing-- eagerness for t ehou] to open. We say they, hunger , ,i (I thirst- for- knowledge. Our splen _ itoan a. successful school .'year, we u>pe. All of last, year's faculty will , cturn except "three, two of which , narried: and one resigned without tjie | food luck ?T~gettuTg a Husband i~ - I'rof. <'. C). Mcintosh has for sOnve ( line .been a victim" of a severe cold, i mi this writing reports him very nuch better. In a few days he will c'.urn to Johnston, to reopen school. Driving through the country to L'n i oil last wt'ck, Rev. R. A. .Young's car could not he controlled, and as a re ? u i ran int0 a deep ditch against, a f ugh' lank and inflicted several bruis s 'anJt'jeuts on the head- and limbs if Rev. J. M.. Beatty. St. Raul's pas or of this city. While they were niivor brumes Ilev. Young escaped As wo go to press, we hear the wed link I'el Is ringing.' On the 5th inst., 'rot'. ('. O. Mcintosh took the hand of diss Kllen A. Bovia-n in happy bond >t wedlock. With imich satisfaction nay they labor this year. Another oilpie is 0n the-way, the names of .vhich v.-ill he known ere long. We ivish for both couples a happy and ery successful sailing over the sea Mrs. 11 attic Blake who left here, to ive with .her daughters in Detroit^ Mich., a year ago, is hack in our town to the delight of her many friends. Her vkdt wiH he short as she. came on > business. Mrs. Blake- I j\vus valuable, property in this town. Mr. (). K.Manigault wh0 lias been ^ iwt ol' our town lor toil days 'attend-gg the B. M. C\ in Chicago, has re .timed to the delight of us all. lie eports a-grand time. , - ?Mr. and?Mrs.?S. A. Afrooro find?it-. fry convenient to take otf in their lew "Wfhippet" to Ilartsville, Union Mid other nearby towns. They both ind a* source ()f pleasure in-shph a trice ear. .: ???-???-?^ Dr. D. F. Thompson, of Augusta, da., conducted a.revival meeting here it St. ParuPBaptistVhurch last week. I le", stirred Wfrrnsohoro for once in a great while, from center to cireum ferente. Many, of us expressed our selves as those of by gone days:1 "Did not our hearts burn within us' while he talked 'with us hy the way.1' y As " a result, J1 souls were added to the -hiii-i h; 7 nf which W<TC_ h'pjed with Gh++?t in baptism last Sunday night. itev.-J. M. acatty is t0 be oongrat 'dated upon procui'ing the service of nich a man as Dr. Thompson. We wi re happy > '? have worshipped with the saints at Waymon A. M. E. church last Sunday. Rev. J. R. John son and his proud people are really doing their hit in putting over the pro gram for God and humanity. As a result of his forcible sermon last Sun day, two members were* added tQ the Among those leaving Winns-j boro to attend school elsewhere are: | M igses Alice Mcintosh, Fadonia Mani j grault, MesSrs. David Brown and J.J M. Beatty, Jr., to Benedict college; j M iss Beatrice' BoUlware?tn?Bookcp-j Washington Hi; Rev. J. R. Johnson ^ to Allen University and Miss Fannie ^ Brown, to~.Asheville. N. C.. and Mr. rianWfe JlU'kson to Slute A. '& M.j college. We hope for them all, a very profitable and instructive school year. -?- ?- - , % ' ' , .wv- ..i, . V - * I Newberry News f he I'nion Benefit Society Held Their Third (Juarterlv ('(.mention at Fair view Baptist Church, Sept. !(?. The ( invention was eaTled to"brdei t 10:01) a. hi., by the president f. -S. '.eed. Prayer was ol]Vre<(. The Sc*. . R. kej'ilei- read the rpJi ul uilker.-; talks. The roll of:. IbduYs was e-TT1 ii .and dtdejrates. . . Mi, J. K. Rutherford, the < U'o'nVy avinj^ a very" Keen eye..sjt'w Mr. K. \ Floyd, better known .as the news aj.er man, called the attention <>l lie president. '.Mr. Fe'vd was tliei. resented?Lb Lluj ('111)v nit k.n?Liy?l In ~ ' i':. "<i ' " s-i?? . t OMM'I' >1 t . J' l?'Yt| IS " >1^' |t*,l s' a nowspapt 1 mail hcJ<aA -f??r his abject "The Noniu Nut K.'ixl ih.-'uich*" ami touched alonytlic .S??md. hat the JJuiun Uu^LtU?mi. >" (V . -em!ir fur its-members. M r. I It. , ItuU^ n?rd responded. The Secretary S. 1c. Keciler was ailed on to lead 'the'onmiiltees: Conunittee. un I>eath Claims It. M. 1 arsliall. '.Ias. S. T<>rLti. S. It. Ityeder. ?j&-..-Keuu.---iUui.?J, - A. -Than*. CuiimaGed on. Kin-M' K. M. >C::ndm, Kev. I). .M. Caldwell and S. Crecii Committee on Time and I'laei -!. .. llender.sTin. J. S. Dan' ar. Win. -Sn 'I ami .Mis?d?(o.l'o :.ti " ' " Committee.. 0(1 . (ir'tcvanccs T. T71 "rosHon, (i. .1. Call.num.-.1. It. ltuth T'fofd, M . S. Soadh-y an'-1 To \. lTk XT7 hapinan. ' . Kach Comn<ittee) weht t- !ln i-r -ilii? Vrent rooms formhiisiness. At 1J:iiu ne Committees, made their reports. Monies collected .waV *o?7.dU,.. This Society is dwiim a trued Work 'or the members; carina- I'or the" sick ind the?w idn\\>; Tlcrc i"r fort v-' hvee lodges- in . this ' county with a Membership of. I.notu- Thvs is the 111.>n n ?nn inr,- rueir annual ist church in vemhcf., I'.'Jrt. Tin' crand ntlicers arc: I. S.. Reed. jut*Kb lent; Wjn. Sulx'V. \ ice president: S-. II... RCeder? secretary: I .' \V.. 11 nmK')'. issiistant secretary.; K. . Ken tier, roasurcr, Kev..(I. \\\ Cahlwell.-c'hapr ain; J. K. Untherford. att<irney; <i. 1. Gary, accent. ' St - NT> AV S.KSHOX. ... 1>:00 a. in.. Sumiay sciion] conductr-d y .Bro.- M: S, Sohdlcy, Supt., of Puree; The Sunday,-..sellout was well PHONE 5G2G 17" .* PAIII. & SV CLKANER! 1'- We Make Old S And New Oin Quality Ancll 1917-1919 TAYLOR SIR LI i I.S. L Departm 1 131 Washingto 'I Bitf Liire of Clothing for <> Boys Suits A Specialty. ::-r - ;;~~1)RY ROODS, SIR j| Connected with our Store ; Barber Shop aiul Beauty' SI 1! we can sell Better for Less. J k_j- : ? ? 1 ?>' > *X' ?? ?! !??! ?t* ?!*v EWe Stand Bad WE use^onlj Hit) per cor WE have f or your pers fhft-e hundred patter prices are reasonablj sacrifice quality. Owen Ta: 7 W A S I 1INGTON ST R1 ... 1 ; / * * * 4 ' * ' PAGE THKKE Cher aw News * 11 r Sunday bcinK a very beautiful day, i ill tli*' i'hucchW+w-tW''.city wpre la rye ' y attended.. At the..Sbconjl -PreKby<,,?.) ian clraieh,"-!h\ (?.- W. la/ny. ex- . I > rtf?l a sermon thufc swayed the at:- y ienrc with fas sincerity- and simpii . . . ' <Tyr Kvcryone present felt tin- .-way !" its real inoauijtsr. Wesley St. 1 . tun'ch enjoyed the presence of tin: ' strict -Superintendent awdjliis wit>, ' ? 'tyVi and Mis. J. T. Wliitakcr' of tlv , i '.enm-lt s\ iHe * I'msVj'ictItev. Whittr' - 'ter , prortvhed > an urire.n' set tn<ii't : he eVi-Wuiy s?M\iee. St re I. '' ". vendl' i-lost-'-Coonei-at.-.n -i;-. :h.- i-laa' ; . ?u?u??t i.il.-.y 1 -ii'. -It i ' . i i; ;i,, 1? point. , This heinjr o?e, of , thj- . mo lUstandiny reasons why7jNet" "* 1 un-hos ft hm'tiyhout' the coiintry a , iosinj? theri* .yrip HjJTn-TTie T: Jiisxjli-l .< . mi. ??? <:d. Monday niylrt. A laN ye.'.e'iiie t . jiMidn was . prcsen't '"also* Tbe'A *' * n'nal f '>n,fel enee t of t-he Method! . . Npi^eopal ("hurch, of. S" 'ih ( ar"l:- . iheit, here iffc Xoveiiihor, -i here}), is- m.-ikin:- flu- ;n i --o . -a- i... Alj thi'.cfnti' h<-< are" propanhy -1' he.'l' l'ttii |"vllil'.-v. I.C'f .lis hc*ll? t ' ui'rhc.- meet .ILa--X'? Year. There ate bazaar--. ?n'? liir.'n ar'ies. liamnu-t-. ami m- ' ' 11.'11' 11umI-? instituted nu.sv. for T;i -ii)! funds ftp the Y.hurch. 'I. . s ". ! .< whal \ii' y'nn in ?Tiler jT h protnaln \vill .p'fit, hvr.^': . ' A ; .. nth of imr income is what (jiid; r . 1,1 u i i ys. " . The MohV OriranijcazlUiu liithfei'f poken "f in .. i:r city. had its lit I Catherine in the T? ri!?i jA si -upv ; U .Coulter Ili tin din.intf. nnim of .!" ?;?,r ?? slum!. Some \Bev Itl'm SpcecliPS Wi ' j ' . * I nade/hy til -sp presen'- .V;w we a ' uokintr for the- {fool Aurk'to be' < u* ' vumISut. .I.et 'tiV strive, to live d otf ? '' - bthat we arc .ftrefrt organ , e|< bill -poor Udjl^iS. ? 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