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TH1
TO-Si
CHER AW NEWS
Jaekson-Johnwon Wedding1
The wedding of Mr. Thonia
Howard Jackson and Miss .Willi
Marion Johnson presented a beat
tiful picture at Pee Dee Unio
Baptist church, Wednesday ever
ing, May 24th. The church wa
packed to its utmost with specta
tois, both white and colored.
Friends from Chesterfield. Her
nettsville, Society Hill and Hart?
ville, witnessed the occasion. Mn
Jessie Dixon of Society Hill san
two very appropriate selection!
' stove You Truly" ' arid "Be
caifse" just before the bridal pre
cession began. Mis. Dixon Wfi
accompanied at the piano by Mis
A lea n l J rear of Coulter. Who
Mrs. Lucille Davis began playin
cfvoine s\f f lw? uHwl/litui"
I Miss R A. iMiller and Mr. Oti
Ford led the procession in oppc
KB Amaker and Mr. II. Watson. Mis
1W. Morris. Miss D. O. McDaniol
and Mr. Javan Thomas, Miss Lil
linn Ileinh'i'onn ami Mr. C> Col
Mrs. Margaret Watson -and Mi
James Rdinson, Miss Jean Poo am
Mr. Hanson Mcintosh, Miss Vasht
Brewer and Mr. Thomas Deas
The maids were arrayed in beaut
~fut silk taffeta gowns of paste
shades and carried large bouquet
of flttwers.' The groomsmen woe
black tuxedoes. Mrs. Elizabefl
Rivois, maid of honor, entered un
TitfeniTeTC-followed ~~by tlie follow
ing little flower girls, who won
. yellow, blue and pink, silk tatfet:
respectively: Alice Edwards ?;an<
Julia Margaret Bass. Bernfei
Moore and Johnsie Addie Smith
Maigarite Robinson and Evange
line Miles. I.ittle Julian McCo*
proceeded the bride, bearing -1h.
ring on a white satin pillow. , Tlu
jdnide entered, attemled by hereon
in. Mrs. A. V. Wilson, who won
! yellow taffeta They met th
; giituni and l is attendant. Mr
Robert Bittlo at the altar. which
was :decorated with a?v arch o'
blossoms and ferns,
i M.s. t'hainie McKay and >Mr
11 .. " >*? i .V i 11 V..,)' 1I< W is
Mr-. S. W. I has ami Mi<s II. I,
Hamim-nd -1 in tin- entrap.oof
of tho chareh ami ii-iri>t. ;v< 1 each
p-.-: s h wHo "entered. At the i
epi:<-n. h?M at tr.i- nri.il-'- home
the co"jp!0 received very man'.
:-eful 'ami. l-wly (rifts.
Ik'-heri Smalls . mi- ! a v. - y sm
i i --:'..'. M-h'A-I term - r. Jane dud
Frof. F. X. Civ minors ami Vis if
faculty have rank- jrreat
ilur-irtr hi-~ t hiee Vea.s
I ;.i- i . It \vi!l .hi- inti > i-st.'njr to
9 r--r.<. ? tu-il t?> km>w that the
I'-li-vi-r.th Lrrade has beep. added t-i-h.o
! ah ! h.-iriiinh.y S.-ptem
In -. p.c'.p. -fa.huts, will In- alb
t'> tfi-t a complete hiirh sch.o .'
at Robert Smalls.
Thi- plays presented by Miss
Awake. an-l the eiirhth grade
Mis. Kllerb,, anil the fourth grade;
Mr. NVi-woik1 ami th--- seventh
ui :>?l? ; .Miss ill-Daniels ami the
..,ni?t.h-' tf?:a4o ?n???l? Mi-s MeFarlar
a: ! the fifth grade during the
na-t. wee':, wnv eown^ndiiblv ien
dere.d. -
The students from the various
( .'.'hares are at home.
Ola T'ass returned to Xew
V. \k M'mlay.
Mr*. Sava'r Motley who ha?
sp<-ndir.g sometime in New
Y7--T: ':* at home.
Mi. Waiter Williams, one of
('}: i :tw'c. pi"' 1 mitv-nt citi/.f-r.*. wa.
fnr.i"ra!i7'd" at Wo-h;, M. r.. eh..'>!
Thursday afternoon.
Me.*dame* I.. V.i Ellerbe ami A
V. Wilson motored to Chester
field Friday aftorno-n to.vi-it MrMari'
ii Johnson Jackson.
! SIIII/MI A. M. F-. vCllI'ltCH
| Hev. R. J. Jefferson. I'astor
Sunday was Communion day
j The pastor preached two vor;
sttrng and impros?iv0 sermon:
, hot'n in the morning and eveniiu
services.- The T.ord's Supper wa
kd administered to a large numb"
|| of communicants.
j Two persons connected themsel
I ves with the church.
3 The many friends of Mrs
I Blanche Collier were pleased t
I welcome her back home and t(
the church after having spent se>
31 era I months in New York.
3| Misses .Celia Williams and An
miiiic uiiigier n*i L lor Kew Yorl
where they" plan to spend th<
sumnior.
i Rev. and Mrs. R. J. Jefferson
Mrs. Hattie Williams and Mr. am
Mrs. It. L. Williams, attended th<
trustee meeting last Wednesday
at Allen university. They report
, cd that the presiding elders' re
I ports were excellent and showe<
a marked increase ovej* last year'?
j report.
.TRINITY AMK ZION CHURCH
Rev. J. A. I.ipscy, Pastor
Woodruff, \S. C. Our Sunday
School is stil] pressing forward
We havP a good attendance each
Sunday. The Supt. and teacher.afe
always on time.
Mrs. I.illie ,M. Wilbprn arrivec
home Saturday morning from KitI
mcmher.
i Miss Revalie Rrown is visiting
j relatives in Spartanburg.
Mrs. Mollie Franks is convales|
cing ffrrm a recent illness.
t TI f r ?fre iM r. IT Cox and
t Mrs. Irene .Thompson. We wish
If j fen them a speedy recovery.
E PALMfiTtfO LEADER
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JMISS MARY ELIZABETH
JACKSON HONORED
Marion, S. C.?Miss Mary ElizaIs
both Jackson was fcuest of honor
e at a party {riven by Miss Willie
l" H. Gerald at her home on South
" Main street, Monday night, June
I 5th.
s Dancing and games were enjoyl"
e<t throughout the evening and a
repast of cake and ice cream was
[' served. Balloons were given as
favors.
' Other guests included Misses
^ Thelma Hughes, Sallie Foxwtjrth
-(Vivian Taylor, Albertine Evans,
Ruth Mitchell and Clarissa Me
Kinloch, Thelph Evans, Willie
Johnson, Robert Durant. Ernest
II .Music for the eveuipg was fur^
] nishod by Miss Annie B. Pickett
" of Mr.Uins.
s Miss Jackson is the chaiming.
'" dang' ter of Mr. Fred W. .lac-kson
preftiinent undertake^ and mer!L
_cha,vt,? S-kp?was?giadunfed frorrr
' the. Heed St. High school this
* spring. ... . j
Miss Rachel Xesbitt of C'lum
in a and who is a nieinhor of the
" Heed St. faculty is also the guest
. of Miss Gerald. We hojio foi
1 them a very pleasant stay in Ma'.
lion.
NEW 11 FT HE I. NEWS
? Rev. A. David Duncan, Pastor j
h ? :
Our Sunday sclv ?>1 was fine.
t.V'Ji* pastor delivered a great niesi?
sage from the theme. "It's nort
i- -what \'n,a tIo but the way thaT
! you do it." At night a wonderful
message was again delivered on
. the topic. "Serving Clod with what
- we have." Ttal -calleded for the
. day. $$:10.0!?. ,
j Mu. and Mrs, "Price Avery of
1 Givouville. S. C*. worshipped with
us---Sunday. Also "Mr. Willie"ThoVnp
' <oii of Philadelphia, and Madames
? Zilphia and Mamie Gilliam, Mr.-!
. Mn,;or ("lifliam, Th mas Gilliam,
i Jr. ami sister and brother wrvr- >
f ipped with us. They are from
I Sriiiiiin. S. r. . I
Several' cars motored. to Shady
(JruVi' Sunday, to attend thc_fun?i
oral of M's. Malissa Loefft A?'
rr'r.u- those that went art- Mr,
1 and Mis. Davi?l Roh:n<?in. Prof
and Mis. Alexander, and Mr. and
Mrs. Manuel Brown.
Don't fail to lead tin- leader. !
IIOI.I.Y Hill. NKWS
I.ovolj Hill Baptist ' hurch
Reverend ltlu?des. Pastor
Re v. A. P. P<.';ter substituted,
for Rev. Rhodes last Sunday. My
hservatinn: a splendid church in
eutieral. After morn in tr service
we were called on to jr<> to P.riner
church and roniesont the Lovely
HH1 Baptist ehurch in a series
of sermons by seven ministers of
the irospe] . bettep jrnow'n as the
seven wonders. Time limited for
each preacher 1" minutes t,,- preach
and lift his collection. Th,. fol
* Pwinj? are the names of the mrinTstors
that weic on program.
Revs.: Miller. Briner church. SO.Go
T'maiftiel. St. Peter chinch, $2.25;
Rotter. F.henezer, church, $2.10:
Porter, T.ovely Hill church.. $2.10;
Wilson. 11H1 Zion church, S1.G0 ;
Gary, Unity church. $.7~>; Brovyn.
Galilee church. St.50. Total amoint
laised ?2o.25.
Did all of the ministers nreach?
I t?-11 yoit no. in.'. When I called
' 'lie .attention of the entire hn.R-r
r hoth ministers and laity < f the
.?eriousnes's *if preaching the' gos
pel and who called thenv and when
called, as set forth in the eighth
1 ajiter <.f Rome, verses 1 t, 20.
20, And if God predestine the in- i
dividual to pten-^i thc gnrspel, and
the spirit leads him I don't think
no man nor set of men have any
right to limit and minimize a min
ister of ti e gospel to 15 minutes.
If he is led by the Holy Spirit he
' will not allow anyon,. to bribe
s him. T condemned the whole set'
up of the ministers appearing on
s > 1 "> minute preaching seven won
ders program. "When I concluded
thp majotity conceded that I was
right.
Ohseryajjon nM the?farm ;?Thev
tTAvlm part of the state is obvious0
l.v in advance to Richland and
1 Wherry counties and especially
/ is nBrnwell in advance. Beans.
cabbage, squash, lettuce and cu
cumbers. Tobacco, cottcm and
< corp are just fine. And old resi2
dent said the ciops are a little
hack on the account of the cool,
ness of the spring.
1 I went across from Holly Hill
2 to Orangeburg and I took notice
c.f tht. crops.
f'ilKSTER PARAGRAPHS
1 ?
c "Miss Bessie .7owes and her sisters,
Misses A zalee and Alberta
accompanied the body of their
1 youngest brother, Abraham, to
1 their home at T.er.rl? fov
Young Mr. Jones iderl ^ the N.
Y. (!.- hospital from pneumonia.
. He was 18 years old. Ue leaves
i his m'thor, Mrs. Lillie .Jones, four
?-bn/thers: Dr. Lorain Jones and Mi
' Frank Jones of Washington, D
1 C.; Mr. Getty Jones of Salisbury
, and Mr. Herman Jones of Trends
' The sisters have returned to New
Y ork.
; Mr. Major Boulware, Mr. Moscow
Boulware of this city and Mr
Frank Boulware of High Point,
X. ('.. WQ1-V nil rolled fninHnn
I Tuesday for the funeral services
I of their only sister, Mrs. Rosa Bynum,
who died in N. Y. C. Mrs.
:re t?
Marie Bouhvare and Mrs. Katie
Allen also attended the funeral _
services.
Miss Daisy Reed, Miss Julia !.
Spann, Miss Willie Mae Burris, <
Misses Roxie and Theresa Barber *
are at hoijiL. from Benedict col- t
lege. '
Mr.' S. M. Brice, Mrs. Martha ;
Wright are on the sick list. i
Mrs. Anna Belle Fairies left
Tuesday aftenVon for Newark, t
N. J., to spend a while with her f
daughter, Mrs. Etta. fMrs.^-FauuJ
l ies is not well at all, but hopes 'I
t(/ be treated for her illness \vhile J I
' there. ? i
1 Much interest is being1 mani- I
| Tested by quite a number of tea- I
chers who plan to attend the Piedj
Hill. 'i
A very large crowd was present I
i at Calvary Baptist clurrch Sim "7
day afternoon for the funeral sot*, i
ices...of Mrs. Violet Kahb, who J
\ died at her home on Aiken St., c
after a brief illness. Kev. M. T. 1
Coker preached the sermon. Mrs. (
I E. N. Isom was the undertaker. I
Mrs. Rabh was a Christian urn'th- _
er and ope of Chester s pioneer !
citizens. a tine neighbor an 1 i
fi iend. She leaves three sons and
thref daughters, several gtjanil 1
I children. . ?
The Chester- Reporter. a?white. 4
paper of the city, printed Monday I
and Thursday of en elf week, car
I tied in Monday's isstte.-'a cut ot |
Prof, S. L. Finlev arid a two colutmi-account
-ef- the work drmeby ?
him iiv the school .development dining
his .14 years hefe as principal. <
Supt. M. E. Brockman, Mr. Irwin ;
the editor, and Mr. CorkUl. pros- ident
of the People's Bank, who j
is chairman of the school board
wen' writers of this article.
Rev. M. T. Coker lias returned ,
home after o mlueting a two |
weeks?revival?at AH. Emanuel- -j
eluireh in Greenville. Seventeen
were added to the church.
,\ri-s. Kenoeca \\ nict-s is m at* ;
her home oil Graham street. Ifei
daughter, Mrs. Sarah I.owe from .
Columbus,. ().. is here visiting ,
- I
Miss r.dna I teed who came dowi .
for th..">rachij>tion, of her two "
sisters. Miss ftuth Reed fj-om ,,
Brainerd and Miss Daisy Reed
from Benedict college, returned
to N. V. ('. Tuesday afterm on. >
HKTilKl. A. M. K. ( III K< H
1
Rev. W. |{. I.. Clarke. Ra^lor v
Sunday school met at the usual 1
hour with officers and teachers "
present.. The lesson was a very a
beautiful one showing the courage a
of Raul lief' re the tribunals of Fe- "
lix and Festus.' The lesson was
als(/ thoroughly taught . on all I
classes. t
For the past two Sundays child
ren under twelv,. years were dismissed.,
as a precautionary men I
sine because . of poliom in different
sections of the state.. ' r
For the morning JsSryioe the
pastor selected St. .J'hn 8:1-1. The "
sermon was very appropriate foi i
the Communion occasion, as well
as enjoyed by the auditors.
For the night service the pastor
selected Exodus 11:1 a. This ~1
was another strong set-won-.? ?
idea of g< ing forward was em
-rd ast/.ed * throughout the sermon.
Friends and visitors are always *
welcome.
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KBENKZFR A. M. K. ClU'RCll , ,
Rev. I). N. Wilson, Pastor .
C harleston, S. C. -Sunday was a !
very beautiful day. Being Common i
lion Hay an excellently large crowd t
was present at all services. <
The Scripture, Job 1 tls) 1 -2". The I
text, Job 1 <>: 11*. Subject. "Witne-s j
and Record." This sermon was in- i
spiiitional and soul stirring. Th.?
hureh was on hallowed fire all <
through the service.
Sunday School and Consearat- i
ion Meeting were held at their us
ual hour. Both were interesting I
and enjoyed- by all. t
For the evening worship the pas
tor spoke from the subject, "Cod
Ts the Klornal Habitation of the
Soul." *71 Psalm :3. This sermon
was very instructive.
Many visitors were present at 1
all services. Come again, you are |
always .welcome. Ascension for the i
day was two. Don't forget to by <
your copy of the Palmetto I.ea- <
dec from our .distributor.
M. M. Brown, reporter;
packi.and news 1 (
Rev. and Mrs. Ural Brewer of '
Walterboro visited the former parents.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. P*. Brewer,
Saturday.
Amoiijr those who came home (
from different schools for the sum .
mer are Misses Minnie and Ka- J
therine Blakeny, (Jolda McComb,
Thomascna Seafjars and Mr. Jew- 1
el Bfykney, Coulter Academy, Mi ^ '
Katherine Blakeney graduated .
fiom the hijsh school department '
Miss Lucile1 and Mr. W. H. John- (
son, IIivrh. Point, N. C. Misses Co- '
rino and Celeste I^awery, Lancas- v
ter Hitrh where *h.e was a member" *
of the graduating class, Miss Cos-'
sie and Mr, Paul Brewer, Claflin. l'
Mesdames Julie M. Brewer, Kmc- s
line Bfakeney. Pratis Blakencly, c
Elizabeth Funderhurk and Lola
Rlaktmoy, Mmnp.n uisBlnktmtsy d
and Emma Blue attended the grad c
jating exercises at Coulter Aca- i
my, Monday. [ t
wnship Au
June 12,
I N ION N EWS
The Lev. and Mrs. W. AI. "
rhompson of Lancaster were re:ent
- visitors here. Hev. Thomp- <.
was the successful pastor of
he Santuc A. M. E. charge for
everal years and while here made (
r f ine cotfl libation to the Edueat(
nal woik in the county. Mrs.
Thompson is an Allen Graduate
iiid has been a member of the San
iuc Graded School faculty of which
M. Logans is principal.
I he ?fviiioft folks are very sorry to t
ose these fine- citizens. Wo com- 1
ncnd them highly to the Lancas- j
.er folks where. Lev. Thompson
las charge of the MYfllFch tilery.
Announcements have been rece- '
veil in 1'iii.ni of many marriag'o? _
['lie most recent states thht Miss
Mora Lotliea and Mi1. James S.
leaden are married Mi-c Rn1/ln><
s the daughter of Rev.' and Mrs.
>1. .M. lU-fliou. .u.fv-tiifl N. C. Confer- .
me of tin' Methodist church. Mr. '
lelden is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
>. \V. I'.olden; a '38 grad of Claf- '"
in College. and has been a repro-..
'") t a 1 i ve of the N. ('. Mutual Life . 1
ns. Company at Spartanburg. Mar
iage has given him a great dqii\..to
return home. They will be
oeated at tlie old home place 229 |
V I'iuekney Street. The young
Clks in 1-nioti welcome yotrng Mrs
>oiden. .
A paity consisting of Mr. J. M.
aiiiglas and Dr. L. W. Long and
>t he; s were in Washington, D. C.
sunduTT attending the wedding of
Miss (I. A. Wilkerson and Mr. D.
I. Curetnn. Mrs. Cureton has been
i teacher in thcGaffney School
'fst'oin the past two years andj
s W'fy pleasantly known here.
Mr. ( retoii is a giaduiite iff Bell diet
College. 19.". I and has been
h ployed by the N. C. Mutual
I its. Company this .district since .
Fwhf"'
Miss Laura Reid, .leanest tea- .
her < f Allendale county, is home 9
or the summer. ' '
Mrs. Mamie Alliums and son of
audi rsville; (la., spent thy' week
ml with their aunt. Mrs. Willie
lodges. Mis. Smith was enroute ,
\ i :ir. v* / ?
ll . \ \ .
A I'll 1 . liviny in Union for many ]
.Mr. an?l Mrs. (i. W. Bolden .
v i]! nioV,.,. this wee!; to Spartan uitr
where Mr. Bolden is district
iaiiairiT r?I" tin* X. Mutual Ins;"
'oinpuny. They express iegrets
h leaving Union where they have
ivt (I most of their lives.. They d
ush the people to know that
hdiieh they were horn in Camden
hev will rail I'nion "home." They
eaVe with with kind memories |
f (he years they lived in Union
nd exend to all of their friends
warm welrome t,,- their home at
tis S. I.ihe.r ty Street.
Mr.. Arthur Benson left for Sa
ikI.i, X. where he will spend ?
he summer.
Misses Ih.th Freeman and Besie
Davis left for Xew York U>*
y to enjoy the World's Fair.
I >i. Sartor spent Sunday afterioo?i
in Spartanburg with friends
Mr-. F.llen llardison and Mr.
am I fas lev were visitors in Spart
id>ure' last week.
V A V FIJI.FY I! It A NCI I
l IJI.IC TTBTtWVt~
By Father'me B. Wheeler
Summer-is here attain bringing
. ilu. W;.v.-ct,.y?Branch?Summer Heading
club. This year it is
iillcd th.. ".loncln Parade" a nd I
uch a parade. Every animal that I
am can nana- is pasted upon the '
? Met in hoard. he hoard is not j
only cuhufnl and attractive- birt
ducati<>Pal. It has a green hack
gri.'und to represent thL. jungle '
Itonming around this "Jungle" are
itnimals cut from many different (
colored construction paper. Alio
ady many child ten have pick
ad their favorite animal or thr>ne
that ha*C-apealed to their fanv
and proudly stated that that
- their ehoi -e. When they are
Fully decided th<. librarian prints
'v i j- naipes on the animal where
all can see. The child then seh-cts
a - ln-ol. fiolll the "Jungle _
(' rncr", where the horoks about
animals are placed invitingly on
the shelves. When he return'. ..
having read the hunk, a mark is
di ced nest to his animal, showing
ihat he has read one book, and so
ii through th(, summer. Boys and
:rirl< you must hu-r-t y to the library
to pick yotic favorite animal lie
feTe s< meOTve el. " decides he likes
lie very one you havt. in mind.
We are very soiry to announce
he elosilio- of the ?t.ii-v-tinnv <lo<>
It! tin- prevent ion of t he spreading
Infan.ti)(. Paralysis, but the
library itself has not closed. Pa- ~
- nts. send the* children by all
means. The libra! ians will see
hat crowds will not gather, which j
- very unlikely since the children I
inve fi o!u 11a.m. until 8 p.m., suf- I
icient time t > enjoy the library
ei.-urely. There is plenty of air.
'he library is cross ventilated
:"l~t e breeze helps to make it a
ool, quiet haven on hot sultry j
lays. Remember mothers a book
rill keep your child out of vaea
.May 18, the library'was pleas-1
(L to have visitors from Anth-j |
on, S. ('.: /Miss Skelton, a teach-J
r fiom the Reed Street Hipfh
c; ?><>! with her class of 45 stu-!
(TltS Uhd oilier friends made an I
durational tour to our city, vistinjf
some special places of inerest.
Saturday, June 10, 1939
ditorium
1939
Graeelynn Lunch
? R 0 O M ?
WE SELL DINNERS
SANDWICHES COLD DRINKS
DEER AND I'lES
1509 HARDEN STREET
'dnveniently. located across the
Street from Allen University
Mrs. Ira Washington, Prop,
Room For Teachers
Accommodation for two women
teachers. In quiet, clean private
tome 1318 Harden street, near
\llerf university. - GH^
Florist
? :
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/ToyVjELs l or lAer^Oetasion Phone
9398 "
Fon?? ii 1 ? 1,1 " 1
i^w- ii.iiiii-ii loiumoia ?
They're in love!
You're in luck!
ROBERT MYRNA
TAYLOR LOY
in
"LUCKY NIGHT" *
NOW!
j
Coming MONDAY!
"Onlv Anjjels Have Wings"
AGENTS WANTED
Make money. Represent
iudana Hair Preparations by
Kmily. Send for free bookel.
Mme Emily Neil Crawford
308 W. 11Sth St., Box 43
New York City
?? $* * * ?$*
7ISIT NfcWYOhK
WORLD'S FAIB
I FECIAL BOUND TBIP FABB
from Columbia
*21 ."-New York-$21.90
?4
IN COACHES
N SEABOARD AIR-CONDITIONED,
RECLINING-SEAT COACHES
:OOL, CLEAN, COMFORTABLE
One way from Columbia
Richmond $ 5.40
"Washington 7.35
Philadelphia __ 10.67
New York 12.92
Huston (via Hell Hate
Bridge 19.55
Pittsburgh __ 14.818
Buffalo . _ 18.21
-St. I'clmbUfK ?55
Tampa 7.95
Miami .i 10.25
W. Pa'm Beach 9.25
Jacksonville . - 5.10
"SILVER METEOR"
Viait bolli the New York and San
Francisco World's Fnira for $90
round trip rail fare ? in coaches.
Hotel accommodations in N. Y.
quaranieea ? Consult,
J. I,. Carter. In'A
Room No. 1 Arcade Hldg.
.JTolombia, S. C.
Telephone 3hzl?9J87
in memoriamT"
. In memory of my husband, *
antes Gray, who died one year
go June 0, 19*39.
MV dear husband.
ITow 1 miss you;
As it hi one year
Days are daTk and
Friends are few.
It is then I miss you
Gnrl?only?know?ami ? u
Gathering clouds around the
view.
Your wife,
(Mrs.) Alica Gray,
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