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Saturday, April 30, 1938 )fy/tB\v\ Hi ^Trfnift^ v Mrs. C. G. Lewis, one of the Watson * Sisters at 2021 Marion street, alfter a visit of two weeks in the city, left Sunday afternoon by way of Washington, D. C. and _ Ardwick, ?Md., en route to her home in Philadelphia, Pa:. Her son itors' in our city and returned scv eral days before. At the |Stpry Hour conducted by Mrs. Wheeler at the \% averly " Branch Library- on Good Friday "* "tittle Julia C. Lewis was-one ol the story tellers. She related the story crf.Snow White and the Sev en x/waris anci snowed, a n,umbei of 'picture cut-outs. All children are invited to the Story, Hour ev-' Ai'clock at the Library. THE EAGLE CLl'B The club met at the home of Mr. John Trezevant April 22. Tinpresident presided.. The . usual opening was carried out. The minutes were read and approved. We were pleased to have Mr. I. F)rank .Stephiiey. The assistant' secretary after being av\iy sick ? . for four weks. The hostess sorv* cake and mints. The prsident led the miapah. GOLDEN ROD SOCIAL ^ LtvB~ ? The a meeting was held at the home of the President Mi's. May L. Gfteen and the meeting was called ?o order by the president. Usual opening was observed.. The - minutes were -read. Business was transacted. ,The club, is looking fox-ward for a successful night of a Gypsy party pird-weimr roast April '27. Several visifm s were " present. One joined. A delicious ?course was-served? VThe nrxt meet _ ing at Mrs. Hester Hall. MARHIAGE ANN01.NC KM KNT * Mr. and Mrs. Larry E; Wilson announce the. marriage of their daughter Eloise Elizabeth to Mr. Walter Turner on Saturday December twenty-fifth nineteen hundred and thirty seven a Salem M. E. Church New'York City At home ' ??after 'May ninth ?.?J. New York City. ?__ ^(Spartanburg, S. C.)__ In memory of Albertus C. Mayhams. - - . 'Til memory fades and death departs,. , Your lovint, memory wil: always, -A ... .... J Clll cx.it III VJ IV liutll.1 r 4 Parents ar.d. Chi'Jr ? IN MT:TIOKIA.M ... ; | In loving memory of my Hoar wife, Mrs. Nancy Boatwright, \yho departed this life, April 20, 1937. t i A few more years shall lull, A fow more seasons conic, | And we shall be with those thai rest * 1 Asleep within the tomb. A few more struggles here. A few more partings over A few more toils, a few more tears And we shall weep 110 more. ? ? (Husband) J. P BOATWRIGHT.. TENANTS OF UNIVERSITY TERRACE EFFECT RE.ORGANIZATION A large group of colored tenants of the University Terraclf met in the social room, Thursday, April 14, and completely reorganized themselves into a tenants associ-* ation. The organization, which tino nq nnrnn^p the tfi>ncral wel fare and fellowship of the tenants is now headed by the following officers: Mr. J. J. Hanberry", president; Mr. Yoman Or fT, vice-pres ident; Mrs. George Elmore, secretary; Mrs. Mollie Woodson, assistant secretary; Mr. McGhee, treasurer; Rev. Hienry Mims. chaplain and Mr. L. R. Bailey, reporter. ?Aa its ftrst project the association sponsored an egg hunt for the kiddies in the Terrace. More, than 76 enthusiastic children attended the hunt which was held on the grounds of Booker Washington High school. The eggs were donated by the tenants, and the",prize t egfiT was discovered by little Miss Boyd who was awarded a prize box of candy by Mrs. Mollie Woodton. j . . . 4 , , : 1 ' the Magnolia social clue J Our weekly meeting was held aj the home uf our President. Mrs Ruth Mae Gilliam. We were call, ed to order by singing "Love Lifted Me". ?^ The,, business was mostly con ce'nintf the "Print Dress Parade' which is to be on the sixteenth ol Mav at the Chauffeurs club. w( are niviting our.fellow club corre sponr.ed'ts, their guest and friends Tho admission will be fifteen cents single and twenty-five cents pes couple. ? the ward one willing workers club The Ward One Willing Workers club met at the home of Miss Luc\ Tones 419 Sumter street, Tuesdaj ing was called to order by th< Vice-President, Miss.Lucy Jones and opened with the club song lec by Miss Lucy Jones. Prayer bj at'Hi.... .rru.? .uin. ivtuiivi iiiu oiiii.T, iiii u mia Crcnsie 'lhompeon led onothcr-selection Bible verses were recit erf by the meirYbers. : ?The minutes were read; inutioi by Katherihe 'Sims, seconded bj Mrs. C. M.. Thc/mps'on. The rol was called, the Members lospondec beautifully. Meeting closed. Mrs. Eva Mae Moss led th< closing odo. Mr. Silas Smith dis missed us By giving the closing ode. ROSA SOCIAL CLUB The club held its weekly meet' mg-ot-tke homfr-of Miss Margnrel Goodwin with the president prC' sttling. The chaplain thoh ftwk charge. "*First selection was In the Garden; 'prayer was re'peated; se^ lection. What a Friend We Hav< in Jesus. The devotions came tr a elo'sc. The house was then oper ed for old and new business whcil was discussed and approved by the members. We are glad that Mis: Mamie Hampton is. better. Mis: D/.rfUn T A ilienrt i/tinn/l tVio plllll The club aeljourned Next meetirg at the home of Miss Fannie Hill. The- hostess of the eveninp served hot dogs, cake and grape juice. 1? : ' , ^ L'AMUSANT ?The1 club met at its usual houi at the home of Mr. anl Mrs ISruwne, 912 ^inp street, with the President, Mr. Mitchell in charge The devotioTial exercises wore car lied out by Mr. W\ R. Riley aftei which we wont into the business part ,of our meeting. Those whe had not paid for'the party for lasl Tuesday-night paid with a smile ? -The?nrwly married couple hae everything beautifully <!o:orated anel~wo cannot Torget the eleHcious repast. -One of- -on?- old?member; ha*?rotumed?tff- lig, Mr. Calvir Daily and on next Tuesday night we are expecting t\v0 more; Miss es Koon and Williams. The party that was given or last Tuesday night was one of th< best that has ever been given b\ the club. The members ar.d thi guests realy had a nice time. En. joyable. music was rendered by on< of our own, Mr. Carter. ^ TWELVE STARS SOCIAL CLUI ?The el 11b hokl its weekly meet ing at the homd of Mr. and Mrs Lewis Deais. Tho chaplain wai in charge of the devotions. Th< Vice-President, Mr. Lewis Deai; presided. The business sessio: was based widely upon future en tertainments, so watch this coluni] .'"v* f"r the date of the bin go party to* be held at the Pal motto Chauffeurs Club* house ii the near future. The club adjoufftod to meet a the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Fer guson, 500 Pendleton street, Tues day, TlajT 3," If>38. ~ W AVERLY SILVER STAR CLU1 The club met at the home o Miss Inez Collins. 2520 Cherry St The devotional exercises by ou president. Opening "song In"th Garden; led in prayer by Mrs Gertrude Sams. Second soni Blessed Assurance. The meetin turned over to the president Business discussed briefly. There' something new coming through Guess what? A Kids' Danc< Won't you be there? There wil be two prizes given away. On for the boy dressed most childisl and the girl dressed most like i child. Watch for the date nex week and further notice. LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB The meeting was called to on der by, the President, Mr. Sar Williams at the hoffle of Miss , I Brown. Song by ?Mrs. Mari Cheeseboro; prayer by the presji dent; song by Mrs. Annie Porter . i " t1 TTTE LES COQUETTES CLUB 1 I The Los Coquettes met at the . home oT Miss Rosa Lee Taylor. !> 1118 Tobacco street, April 2G. The program was, as 'follows: Song. ~ Just As I Am; 'prayer, repeated: Solo, - Lillie M. Minders; Poem Luty M (hfins; Talk, Pearl L 1'itw E ell. 1 Thtt whk then placed in the hahds of the president. Plans for a kiddie party at the home * of Miss Lillie M. Minders, May 5,r at 213 Bull street. Prizes will be given to the girl or boy who looks like children. From G to 10. There will also be good mu and hot dogs and drinks sold. Admission 5c. 5 b m L A- I'- CLUB OF PHI LA DELPHIA t The beautiful and palatial home j of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Bowman 3 141 N. 54 street was the scene of j a wonderful musical and literaryj r tea gvien by the Allen Univ. Alum ni association of Columbia, S. C. _ Bhilmldphin Chapter on Sunday, April 24. Mr. U. S. Vance pres_ ident of the" olnh \vn--t at his host r as master of ceremonies. We wish r to thank the following alumni associations'for their cooperation-in j making this affair a success: Claf1 in Univ.. Orangeburg; Voorhees, 4 Denmark; Sate College, Orange. burg; Benedict college Columbia; r Virginia Union Univ., Richmond. - Va.; Temple Univ:. Plrilndlrphia. Those who helped us to make this a gala affair well to be remembered by appearing on program: Misses Betty 'llughes L Tholma Lnrirk, Theresa Litcs - Ethel Chapman, Laura Chestnut, r T>crrothy f^TV^-^Weethi "STiilth^rnd' i Elizabeth Beattv, Mesdames Ethel Blair, MozelU! Stevenson, Ida Deas Curry, Lulu ) C Lites, Catherine Lomax and i Katheryn S. Burgess, i Messrs Frank Warner, H. O. > I Pi'pstnn AVillinn. RvH II P nl?-? i vcr. Behj. Durant, King Coleman i J. \Y. Ford and Paul J. Bo-wman. HOME ;DKCORATOKS CLUB ? The Home Decorators club was ? organized !at the home of Mr. Butpurpose of this club is to establish unity among our men and also . thriftincss. The following officers were elect , e;l: President Butler Youngblood. Vice-President, Frank Bailey; Seo'Tetary, Heyward Friday; Finan. cial Secretary, Leon Weston; Trea ;sfurer Amos Watson; Reporter, ( I Najmleo'n Bookhart. , J 'Our first meeting was held at j the home of Mr. Samuel Smith j ' April 25fh. Our next meeting will be held at the hon e Of s "Bruce "Bailey. May 2 at 8 o'clock L 811. V MR TKA AND MISSION ; ARY MEETING .Continued from Page 2 1 tees reported as follows; Hospitality, Program, Housing, Finance ' and Contact. iL.. Two more churches were reprc scnted, the work of Mrs. P A Ingram who reorganized the society at Trinity Baptist church j Rev. H. J. Trapp, pastor. Three members were present. Five . members from St. Luke Baptist ~ chinch,?Rev. J. W.?Matthip, pas. s tor. So fhr, fourteen churches ?r- are enrolled. 3 It was decided that Dr. J. J! n Starks be invited to speak at the _ next meeting, and that oi.jy State President. ^Irs. Mable Keifeh How. ard. be our guest speaker in .the 7" near future. n After a rousing meeting we adjourned to meet at First Calvary j. Baptist church Sunday, May 8, at j 4 p.mi '.A WOMAN'S DAY PROGRAM r ZION BAPTIST -CHURCH jj- COLUMBIA, S. C? W p f V\ n tirAmnn nf 7inn ora oclr. I J " "* . ihg orr friends and the public in j general to'come and be with us at Zion on Sunday afternoon, May'l. ( At 3:30 o'clock, a short program will be rendered: after which the ? Rev. L. C. Jenkins will preach the K t Woman's Day sermon. Several clToirs are asked to be- present and sing. You are welcome one and all. Sponsored by Mrs. Reeder. Rev. J. P. Reeder, Pastor c Scripture lesson by Miss Eliza h Cheesoborou The president, .then a called for the minutes of the last 1 -meeting which were received and approved. Sick committee had none to repot. Unfinished business. A fish fry will be held Saturday night at Gertrude West'* home. 12 members were present. The .next meeting will be at Mrs M Estella Weston 827 Gate street. | The club whs dismissed by Miss 1 Mamie Coleman. Refreshment ' was strvsd. THE PALMETTO LEADEF |TIIE FRIENDLY GIRLS | SOL|,\L CLUB ! The F. G. S. club held its laat , meeting at the home r/f Miss L?rine Randolph, at 8 o'clock open~e<I with singing. I'i aye: was chanted led by. Miss Rebecca G-Ood win. Next the mer ti; .g was called to order by the president, the ni inn i.f the l:i31 ou tline- aicm read, received and adoptedr?^Unfinished and new business was discussed The Financial roll was call d and every member responded well. A delicious course was served. Thcf.i we adji/j: ned to meet at the home of' Miss Marie Re e.ves Not. 7 Dewey avenue. ORIGINAL dramatic' reci. ~ . Robert. Smalls High school of Beaufort, presented Mi*s Madge C>n Perry, in rocit ahatui ing her original contributions, before an appreciative audience. Miss- Perrv held the listeners- spell-bound with her compositions of .Sonnets, I .vi irs ?Odes.', iUlli D: anr 1 ic-al readings.?From the ovation. hy_ the audience, the program was wett takdn. - Specia^- n*t-Mj^i^ should be made of the com positions "A Bachelor's Fate". "Beau,-; fort At Dawn", "Depression" and "A Love Story". She v as accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Blanch ["Washington, yoparl~nn<i ins L umen* tal artist at Jtebcit Fana'is. I ' Miss Pe-rry ls~a graduate of the South Carolina State college, class of '37 and at present is primary teaaher -in the?Beautor>?County Ttaintng-school. She has written cfu i to" a~M"e \v "^Ic'cTloYt s", \v hi c~FT "~0X~ presses her naturr.l original abilffy","an(r this alone was rants hen high praise. PR KENS COUNTY TEACHERS HOLD LAST MEETING ' . - ? The teachers o^JMckens county came together on Saturday, April IGth at the Calhoun gradeJ school in their last moetir.fr for this term. The meeting this year havgj been so- intensely in'e: estiog that there seemed to have been, through out Saturday's entile meeting a ! ft cling of sadness caused because We. will not assemble together apain this term. Quite a large number of" teachers?attended the meeting. The meeting was called to'ordeu at 10:15 o'clock by Mr. A. A. Martin the president. Prof. J. E Ward a teacher of Ch msbn col lege .spoke briefly about the "American Negro" and also gave "Contributions of the Negro' biinging _uiil jnany. interesting ^Joints Pro'f. J. It. Hates our delegate to the >'tate Teachers' association I hnade hsi-rep?v-t.? lie gave a splcm did an full? rep: ot. Wc then listened to tie following groups repoTt": ' "" ' - _ Fields day. Mrs. W. 1. Simpson financial rep-Al 01T Fi t 's day, Pi of . J. It. Bales; Treasurer. Mrs J. L R p.-e moral; Time and Place Mrs. Re becca Re-, se; Miss Watters spoke briefly'; Prof. Washington Mr. Joe .Sims.. A delicious e- arse ef pineapple ice cream with cake was serv >' by the hostess with Prof. Win. Scott, principal. This closed o vi vy profitable year's work. SII.VER TEA AT UNIVERSITY TERRACE SUNDAY, MAY 1 Mrs. Bertha Taylor invites her friends to attuid a silver" tea at the reception hall of the Univer.sity Ten ace, jSunuay, May TsT~ IPoK at 5 p.m. for bent fit of the trip to "Washington" ejn'.e.-t to be held May 1<>. ROYAL Ml SIC CLl*B J The Royal MusiCclub mot at the* homo oLM'? Maud Childs in . honor of Mips Florence Margess ! April 20. j The meeting was called to order By- the President, Miss S. M. Hopkins at the regular hour. -The [devotions wore'conducted by Mis? Clara Goodwin. During our transaction of business, preparation was made for a wein'er roast which will be giver Wednesday night, April 27 aftei club meeting. Committee on weiner roast: Messrs Frann English David Jones, Misses Rebecca Benson. Magnolia Jones and Mrs. M. W. Edwards. After the transaction of business Current events were brought to the club.fay Misses Susie Jones and Susie M. Hopkins, Mrs. M. W. Edwards and Messrs Frank English and David Jones. During our club meeting wo had olio visitor, Miss Susana Riohorson. Miss Richerson was a welcome guest and wd'll bo glad to have her join us. Aftoi which tho finance secretary. Mis? Adoalaide Myers and finance comi mi t too: Misses Susie J ones. Magnolia Washinfcton.^Tr. TVank LngHs+r took charge of the meeting. After which we adjourned to meet J at the home of Miss Louisa Rich' r?on, Wednesday nighty April 27, t CLAFLIN COLLEGE POSTS WINTER QUARTER'S _ honor nmi __ 1_ Qrangeburg, S. C.? Dean Fitchett of Claflin college this week " listed the names of students whose academic work for the win- j_, _ 11' r quarter nu-ritml tfju.t-inl .>wm tion. Out of a college enrollment - <*f Wi, the following .it'.nhuils ;iM'li 11? - tained an average of "A" for the ' second quarter of the school years; Mr. Charles King, senior. Jacksonville, Fla.; Mis# Essie Moore, senior, Spartanburg, S, C.; Mrs. Jeanqtte C. Clendening. sm.nior, Orangeburg; Miss Ethel Gardin. ' senior, New York; Miss Mary " CcAiiJe- , juntorr Motukj; Corner; J A'-vfc- r\:~? * ? ?nu i^iavu, jumgr; ureenwood; Miss Rosa Green. junior. Greenville; Mr. ClaVence Miller, [ - junior, Jctfersoft, K, C'.; Mr. Wal*?: .tor Hildebrand, junior, Manning; Mr. Harry Johnson, junior, Ander-son^ Miss Ruth -Carr, sophomore, * Orangeburg; Miss Emily Fielding sophomore, Charleston; Miss Bar- * burg; Miss Sevifla Smiley, sopo- 1 more. Orangeburg1; Misfe Candace ' f iJunUij. sophomupo.. Florence-; Miss ' ?ucile-?pps, fresjfiman, Kings tree?* , JXliSvSM UC^ladvV Logan, freshman. *" flovelariJ, Ohio; Miss Alice Sands freshman, West Palm fieach, Kla. I 0 and Miss Mattie Smiley, fresh- | man, Orangeburg. T STERLING HIGHLIGHTS ~ v Greenville, S. C.?Misses F. L. n Lykes and E. I. Howard were es- t corts for Miss Carmel Martin on 1 fhe-trip to Orangeburg, Thursday April 21st, where Martin ? coninetod for'Sterling in the State p High School Speech tournaftient. s The ladies ^r?- accompanied by c Mr. Benjamin Lykes." They re- 1 ported a very pleasant trip. p Friday afternoon, April 22nd, K Professor R. L. Hickson acccrmpa- p nied by Professor Robertson, Mr. Lewis and the school band travel- J1 ed to Travelers Rest to take part -j. in the dedicatory ceremonies of the newly erected school there. 11 ?Representatives of the??u.riiiu?? class in mechanic aits who are .j doing their practice work at Ster- p liny?arc Mcsfis U. S.?Gllallmon. n Robert Goodman and Clifton Aber- '' cronihie. They are taking on the ? woi k here with marked enthusiasm. as is evidence by the splen- c did progress they are making, t Tl,/.. ...Ill ...,t J.. ? fntnl r\f CIV !' 1 IICJ will |SUl HI CI VV/VM. V* u.o weeks practice here. The girls' glee club had its annual reception at the school. Miss e DafTernese Bates, mistress of cere- I monies, presented- Miss Edmonia ^ Johnson, who is both advisor and director. Miss Johnson with much g: aCe and cliaim wtdee-med?the- ? Ilickson to the group. After his address j-efreshments were serv? Prof. Ilickson motored to Che-j raw Saturday" April" 2TrcT to be ~ present at a stale meeting of deans and registrars. lie was ai mong the high school principals ir.vitcd to be present at the meet-J ing. ... BLACKSTOCK NEWS . On Easter 'Sunday our souls found plenty food in the splendid j sermon given by our Pastern, Rev. J. C./James. After the collection was taken the young people of the thurch were preparing in theii hearts and minds* thigns they might say on the topic which was "The Joy of Easter". Even tho we have not been sending in reports, we are alive yet. Tilt' lasl tteek of school, no wore? the others were carefully plann- j c <1 by our teachers: Misses Nancy , lany Johnson- and Gertrude A. j Moore. On Monday after devotion and proper instruction we ' thronged around the building to hnd the many dozen eggs which four of our students h$d snugged away in different places. Tuesday we had a period of story telling. | Wednesday was quiz day. Each ,1 child's mind was filled with "stir-'*] j ring questions which was settled ?j by o"JY teachers. | ,j Thursday wa9 picture day. Wt J all carried interesting pictures to j school, such as cattle, fowl9 and .j trees. Each told about his pic- ^ ture. How to care for them was *i given by our teacher. * 5 Friday was the day when we ^ would receive report cards. This ^ the last. dav. we wanted to know. [3 just "who was who?". We all J have been fighting to step forward *j in our grades. r l.j We are looking forward to a 3 big picnic to he given by the *i school in honor, of the parents of ?j the school. This had to be post- <j poned from last Thursday 21 be- j cause of inconvenience. " ? ] -? We were not able to have our < planned-for exhibition. Our build I ing is too small. A room that^ will serve as chapel-like was st< ed but it is not fini-h'-'l "a-. \ 'T<> out' remit i : If ym: n.ivi' a pennies for charity \vm k, p!r: remember the ' teacher.- S;7 .Mai y?llay ?.h.oh?T i 7 -t-'OI'E NEWS Am il aik T<\ i llWaniki -iik,n '. V.|l yi<Lj?tay_.at. Lome. wirh rclttiii and friends, the ".write h> her flel-i t'S"TitT> a- f a t Deacon Quatt'ebaam wi it her officers ]? ? i a lively i.;av wrvice," After whjen Rev. A* ? ' Middleton came fo-w:id and < ivered the message huu,--,!-.. . . .ecLi?Make y jpreach'.fl with power. I.:(> runti ibutiors were donate in'" t iiTerniK for Tti rrh and t'<- TT Mary Hajtes -gj, |. 1st. Rev. Middle'u"i... sec. s 'to. U he .confidence of ti.is eonnr.unit ft WilS lil'l.vi.n ? Vw.w .. he 'visitors in his cog! cga' ion.. 11 whs * *i sad?W Jioai^f.e death of Nathaniel Mir.ign: >f '(rone who wa- .?icl: at. 'ays1 with pin .?n? ?t, i. J4-?wu ine young, inan; quiet anil nt. WY-tln |ie that earth's i<vji leaver's gain. 'The -faini'-y fur deepest?synij.athy. IJEAl'FOHT ( <). I It S( IIOOl Mr O. K, Mcliur.hl, Siij.t .I,' i chouls, brought the truthc <?t!" i'ho presented, safety rubs th noving pictures, giving pirn. c'.r ir those walking. So we pa > tt.< ules on to you: ("Yus's .ojiiv ;:t oj sect ion-: he >n: e lear before you cross; k<o tY" o torn betwot-Ti parked cars; ary r.i't an' i ltd la Liie?j^:;;ii t1 teal in g rides; watch .for hnckli ars;-tvhen Jjiking on a c..unload-walk to the left facing tr;.:' ou can't be too careful;-A!;t? : ictures dinner was served thuests by the Home Economics artniefit. ' Friday we were pleasantry sn jhsod to have a-huge "t epi cm :' ivg body of Colleton "Co. tea- ?:< fa-red" by Their J caries : aide his. Thelma Otlom. visit our. seh? 'hey_wore enroute honie_ from isit to Penn Sbdiool.?t-h-r??rr*rought greetings from othej hov we re -sh-otv-n h-ivoio',!?rm us by the teachers hero. The >. ' it en prucce<lod to _ the y.n?i. ?. >wed by othci s. Our I'r :?: ; ave as .many of the tbii'.y-.ejjetablos, as desired. V. u a adenine here at all time-' and an be sure of the southern tvov ality. This trroup visited the riMiin and was 'elated <-yer ,t! iany canned -farm products thi The. class room.- visited I. tuch interest they declare.i". ors accompanying the ei<>i;5> we >r. and Mrs. J, M Miller ;'nd ? incknev. the last name i i~ a n.i ompu t/tat Ask to ?eo this v^roams ana ex Dressings--Rex ^H tine Body Ta'.c1 _ ntic toiletries [ WlFUJI^^Z women! Each "Flour Do Gloii cm amazing fasi TO I FUN E R AL E M B A L M E U S 13th Annu Darlingtop, !: May 111 Well worth your tin | Cabin in I TOURIST CAM t. |; Ridge wood on the f > . ... ? T \ (API NS, I)AN( K !\\ t# .r I- SANDWICHES AND. C : 21 Hon ? : [ Phono 2-2342 y Y. , ' . P&ft ^ *'.V ! rr oo? MEM AND WOMEN1 [O , y \ Wc :i!W Kjii.tiow and hdp m "H? !i- m 9-niiej" ((pantncel agents can toMe Mr \ ' >.a nn?'.i?ti,|i.i.fw r r> 11 a a rj \ ! ':,-i SwC !u< spatial kit today. fttl a nCUULNn J jj n,., jjents. _ WOBS, '' 11 i > .- ??-* WANTED ... -1 ' '< ' f.KAfTH'UX t.? F'.r fur?; Floi a F ? ilouuty V, <>- : ' >. 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