The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 26, 1943, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Saturday, June 26, 1943.
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PERSONAL
MENTION
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HERBERT?(TRRY
Mr. ('. W. Herbert announces!
the marriage of his da ghtcr, |
Queen?'Esther -to?M+w Arlandn I
Curry, on June <>th. P.M.'l: son of
Rev. and Mrs. .1. P. Curry.
- AN NIK III TH LINDSAY
-Mr. and Mrs. Charlie -Lindsay :
of f>.2 1-^ Senate St., announce!
the I) J th of a baliy girl, Annie i
Ruth Lindsay, June 8, J'.M.'l, at <>
a. in.
* davlsharimr
Lhiion. S.C. The marriage of Miss
Mittylee B. Davis, daughter of j
Mrs. Daisy L. Davis of Union-,- to j
Sgt. Ei nest I). Harper, of Rich- ,
land, Georgia, son ot Mr. and Mrs. !
Hamer, tool; place on Decern- '
12, 1 !?42 at Red Bank, N. J.)
^^^^Sgt. Harper "is stationed at i
Camp Croft. S. C. The bride is a
graduate of S. C. State college
and at present is employed by the
? Si-gi al Corps La'inrnt 'I'.v at Fort
Monmouth, N I
MA KRI AGE ANNOlNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Shiver annoinee
the marriage of theii
(liUlgfiTcV ThD'crs M. to'l'vt. Henry
M. Hamilton, who is now stationed
at Fort .Jackson.
Dr. Lacy C. McRobbins. of the
city, a christian gentleman, a gos
pel t?on, jit successful business matt
? left >1 outlay for Cincinnati; Ohio
to attend the National S. S. Congress
of America, of which he is
a member. Me asked the prayers
and best wishes of all while he
journeys onward.
Miss Camille (i. Dunham, the
daughter of Elder and Mrs. ().
C. l)i nluini, spent a very sucee-sful
term at Dennett College. She
was thp happy winner of Ihe Tobias
Aware, for being the best
all "around student in all fiehtslrf"
the Freshman class. Miss Dun
ham is spending the, summer in
New York City with relativ'csT"
Dr. and Mrs. R. I. Bennett.
"Misses Dorothy and Evelyn
Gary. daughters o! Mi. and Mrs.
Frank Gary of A lien-Benedict
court, gave a lovely luncheon in
honor of. Miss Rosmond Camille
Gillipid pf Charleston. S. C.. ngice
of Mrs. S. S. Youngblood of Columbia.
S. C. The party started
at twelve o'clock noon. After sbv
eral card games lunch was served.
A delicious menu consisted of potato
salad, cold slice meat, punch,
Jilio and cake. After lunch prizes
fverc given from the ten games
Miss Margaret Ann St llivan. first
prfrd. Maxim* Nelson. second
and Mildred Adams, .third .. prixe
The jrirls enjoyed a wonderful o\
eninir. Those present: Chaperon.
Mrs. .Mar^ert Y. Owens; RosnmJul
Cill'-rd. Maxeinc Nelson, Sondra
Kussell. Vivian Coif. Kdna Rilev.
MHdred Adams and Ma'irnret
Ann Sullivan.
Mrs. Mary K. .leffcrson of 111"
Ze'srlrr Street t. spendinir lie-- >
cation with h . sister. Mrs. Kan
nie K. Hli-jon. n> Charleston, S. C
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w nai tnc Keiigious
And Social Clubs of
Seneca Are Doing
The Mary M. B'etluine p'ederafer
rial, met at the home o f
Mrs. F) an kit* M. Bryan on Th'rr'.l
street. with the president Miss
Fletii Williams presiding. After
the business part of the club, a
shorl interesting' program was
rendered l.y members of the eluh.
This was followed with a delicious
repast of chicken salad,
stiltities, cake and ice cream. The
next-mooting will be-nttho ho.ne ^
.Mi.'. I). 0. riiflipe. Oak ?t.
The Jolly Workers Clul> met
at the home of Misses O/.clla and
Matie Holland. Mrs. Montana
Bryan presided and also served
as pianist, Miss E. R." Clinkscale
led an intciesting fort in: Friend?ship.
Other*?who took part we re
Meie antes Mary B. Thomas, S.
? Scott and Birdie k. vScott.
ies and ice cream were serv
^e.\t meeting at the home of .
Miss E.aR. Clinkscale.
The Nazarene Young Men's
ri..K ..r ....... r>...-u......u
viiiir wi i,uviiv/ivi 111 u i 111
rendorec a Father's Day pVojrran,
Sunday at X:."50. Mr. Steve Green,
? director; Homer Alexander, Pres. ,
- and H any Thomas, Jr., master
eei emoni* s.
Hach meinher played well his
L pan 011 program. Mr. Allen Code,
the jr est speaker. spoke from
ti e topic: On The Spot. He* stress
thers religiously, socially, economically
and politically. His address
was a masterpiece. The fathe>s
who were present went
. IIOHH* jHori' kwniv -tlvtii-i*
responsibilities.
The Masons and Hastern Stars
will render a joint M. John's Day
and Star Day "program Sunday
at Shiloh Baptist church, Sunda\
june 27. 1 he pid p is cni(Uall,\
invited. ,
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THE PUBLISHERS G<
Pictured above.avea trnup nf ?
newspapermen c o n Jr ratulatiivj ' f
John H. Sensta ke. new President ' I
of the N'crro Newspaper Publish-, <
ers association. The convention | '
closed a throe 'day conference ai i?
r,ouisville. Ky. on Jrno Id. aftcv I
spentlinir a day as truest of the i c
War Pi partmont who escorted the.
de'eirr.tes through Fort Knox,:
where they saw sham battles an I j c
other nctivit/es of the :?77th crack v
'.nuineers Battalion. Li ft tu i iirht )
i" t' h '' 11 s?Li I.neh.?Cleveland I
Pal'* Post : M i- \ . Anthony -repre i
"-en*>nir I ouis' ille's Mayor: John r
CAKOIJN v son m ( i.i it?Lj
Charleston.?Our -meeting was ]
called atl fi!> Washington St. All .
numbers ; were present and eveiy
thing was carried out nicely. 0innext
meeting will he at 10-A HadclilVe
Place with Mrs. Ora Brown.
Mrs. Kloise Bright of .Kings tree
and Miss C eo Nesmith of An- \
drews are spending the summer (
in Charleston with their cousin. ,
Mrs. Ora L. Brown*. - t
M s. .Julia Alston. <10 State St. ,,
went to N'ew York City to join
her li shand Pvt. Alston, lie is c
-tptoned in .New York. We hope ,h
lie w II enjoy her stay.
Mrs. Minnie? I^ingley has -re- i
-ti-'i'iu't! from Fort McClellan, Ala. h
wife";e" -lie slaved 7 days with her
husband Pvt. Robert Langley of [
Andiews. She reports an 'enjoyable
stay-.? rp
Mrs. Beuiah Dorse.v of Nysniith u
s making her home in Wilming- n
oiu N.t .. with her hi shand Mr. I
Charles Dorse.v. . . | ii
Mrs. Sady MelhitHe and daugh- 1;
tor of?M-winns -a-ee?spendme -who -t t.i
summer in Wilmington with her \\
hushuiui, Mr.?Fred McUutlie, <-h
-Mrs-r Ju44a Sin/th of .",1 Market's
St.. has just |returned from Ohio. ( ti
She-reports u grand time. t
Mrs. I.ula Brockington of King- e
strce is the week end guest o t 1
her daughter Mr?. Mary Ann Mil-1 a
'tiu^of GO > pring street. | x
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IIAKliKN S I . I SO MOWS ?j
' 1
( ontinueu Irom Rage I
Taylor ?Street I'SO Clubs.
The Spring Frolic , on last I'Yi- s
day evening boasts of being one t
of the largest and most enjoyable ,>
paities ever had at the U>-().
I'lierc were girls and mole girls .
and lio soToTCm- was lonesome lor w
a eoin]>anion. The music w a s
good, the punch delicious and cool
and everyone was in gay spirits, y
it was with much t'd'ow, that the w
rowd was dispersed at 11 o'clock, u
Sunday was a hi sy day for the |j
.Harden Sireet Stall". At 5 o'clock' v.
i joint Fathers' Day program was
held at Taylor Street LSO with j
Mrs. R. V. Heard presiding. Rev- oerend
J. M. llinton was the principal
speaker and as usual, his T'
emarks were timely and to the .si
point. The group listened to jc<u:dings
i?y Marian Anderson and
Mr. Johnson, being a personal s|
Tjieinl of hers, gave the high- ^
lights of her life ami some of hci i
accomplishments. After this there m
c.a.- :..e .sua! Vesper Service at m
Harden Street with Rev. D. T.
Murray as guest speaker. Rev. hi
Murray is of Atlanta,. Ga., and ,i
is now Hit' sictiii!'1 .rlismlniii ni Ft
Jackson and the C.olunrbia Army c<
Air Ifase. An appi eciati\e group <
rnm?t+pH+ed?m- mis program. is
.Mrs. ?Col.ins "presided at r
the punch howl dm inn- the Mm- ol
lay lea 1 imc and a large nuin- 01
>er of soldiers, hostesses "and at
o| iers' wives dropped in to .1
per. 1 a pleasant evening. .1
Hi is means is heing taken to ,n
0 not know of the facilities of- in
ered at the USO for their con- o
euioiue, comfort and enjoyment.
1 1.ere- are so winy groups which ?i
neet each .Monday and Wednes.?;y
morning at W);.'50 and a wives
n.o wiiich meets each Thursday o
l !:Oll p.m. There is a well e- "
u pped kitchen available tG wiv- ^
is to use as they wish in audition
I 11.c iihiaiy and opportiwiities
II sik ini enjoyment.
On Friday, June 25 the hostess
s are planning a Birthday party f!
or all soldiers horn in June. M
heref'rrtv all enlisted men horn ?h
.1 J nt are asked to chop in and is
egster <0 that they may lie in- ,\
wncd in this gala affair. /<
\! -de Appreciation Hour will .'<
e held as usual a t 5 o'clock next . i
Sunday. Featured will he Debus a
y's "T'relude t() The Afternoon of a
Faun." Alter which there will y<
e a community sintt. The retguar
weekly program is unchanged y
ind includes a variety of activi- La
lies to suit the tastes of the sol- Li
Jier and the soldier's wife. I lc
3T TOGETHER
; F^Ti'lr ,tohni?',n. Chicago !):>wider:
William' B. Wnkins. Press-1
'hoto Service;" Inc., Chicago; Dr.j
"rain-head; president of the Louis
illo Defender and N. A. Sweets.
:t. Louis Aineri.an. The new
I esidont's proyhTim "For the assoiation
is as follows:
1.. lnivoasin.tr the nrcstiire of
iic nssoiiation as a non-partisan
nyranixation of Xetrro nuhlrshers
?ovkinjr for tin- interest of thoiv
V Mf'.'S'-iC'l.?1
?^?Promotion of ,111?i iuh'i>t;unfJI
ntr of tlio prohloms of tho N'otrvo.
iross among: the officials of gov't-anient?m?order?to
- protect?theLibrary
Notes k
Prom The Waverly
Waverly Branch
RolPn I'. (ireene, Librarian
A rumor has. hcoi^ circ-ulytedVaverly
Branch of the Richland
'ounty Public* Library is aboutto
>r will he closed. Wo are anxious
ii- counteract that'., rumor because
or main branch is being swamp- :
' by petitions from our leading:
itbeps. asking; that t!ie Branch
e kept open. -j
I!-.1 a - - ure.l that as long: as there!
s ~n?ItiohhnTd?County Public?frb~|
vary, supported by taxpayers'
iioju-y,. there will he a Waverly
'ranch for Negroes.
The runior started among: us
net it?dim Id he stopped 'flnnmtf I
is. We hope that our reading t
'ichland County Public Library"
< onen to it through our Waver- 1
c Branch. And now that we do I
ndcrsfand?this.?wtr slu'Wtd " ~ TrW(
n make our Branch?one of the-)
u-g-est. if not the largest, in?the |
out h. We have access to a rich
eld of selected hooks and an expensive
ranjre of which covers ev?-y
field of human endavor. Come
i and visit your branch library (
t any time from 11 a. in. until
p. in. from Monday thru Sal- j
n.'ay. |
Pwo Distinguished |
Visitors in Columbia 1
Yv.11 <4: -1 injr ..islied visitors were
ten in Columbia last week, i n
lie persons of l)r. i. \\. Wilborn
l" Llloree and I)r. 11. 11. Sutler
f llartsville. Both of these eduators
wore seen shakim.' hands
ita their Culum'nia friends.
Dr. Wilborn is .vouth t arolina's
ia.Mii- jwj uu viiurcn r.,\iension |
oeiety of" the A. .M. K. Church,
ith headquarters at W'ashing.?n.
taking the place of Dr. L.'Ii.
lemingway, \vh(, vv i 11 doubtless be
leeteii. Insnop. Dr. YVilborn i s
saW'.ug wood" 'and 'making many
riemis ail over the state. Keardless
who is elected to 1 li el
eneral Conference from South J
arolfna. Wilborn will have many '
Ll-ong fo+tnwers.
Dr. Butler is the "Baptist boss" .
f South Carolina. When he
.teaks, ike Baptist?denomination
ill stop ami hear-h+m. Doubtless
tore is not another educator who
us as many friends in other deiHuinatiohs
as Dr. Butler.
Dr. Butler is principal of the
igh school at llartsviiie. pastorig
several large Bapl.st ciiurchprosit
out ui the Baptist stuic
invention, president of. the tiuse
i.oaitt to .viorVis College and
the tmanctaf power behmd the
troiic. lie is also grand"seerclary
the Odd Fellows of South Car.na
and his large beautiful home
HortsOilc is very eomfovtable
ui moderniy designed in all its
tases. This editor is gaul to
iy tliis small tribute ol respect
Mile both ol these educators ale
ring and troni onv who believes
me merit system.
v?od- bless ti.ese two educators,'
hi imiv their tribe increase. I
? \V. K. 1>. I
rd Oflicer Gowdy
assigned Company
Ifficer
!
i
Fori lies ..in.tree. la.. .June 14 ?
bird Ot'i er .djriln M. (lowdy,
litis \V. 1?i- .St.. New 1 or?
ity. ,4>srs- bee? nss+jfttf-n to i
a Colli pa ny (Ml iter lor a NegvoA
At' Company stationed at
>j't Clark, Tex. Slie has been a
rmipany Oil'ieer at First WAAC
L'ain.'iie1 ( enter. Fort I)es Mnim-y
.. since her graduation last '
onth from 'Officer Cai dictate |
h<?ol at Fort Des Moines.
Third Officer Gowdy, whose
ink hr the Women's Army Auxil
ry Corps corresponds to Second j
ieutenant in the Army, was a ,
u-hcr at the Ridge wood I-le\
f
y ???? ;
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THE PALM
- iMfflmCji jm '_(jB
^, '^jzifcl&*K urn
tiwR: **3ywBHESpy t '
interest of Negro publishers.
1 3. Representation on nil Pub
i lisher's Committees appointed b\
j the government to work out th
[ wartime problems of the Publish
I ing and Printing Industry.
4. The need for increasing sc?
vices to the smaller papers whirl
arc the ..test of the actual and po
tcntial strength of the . Negrt
: Press.
5. Encourage the deveJopmen
I a ill .tid all null! isliers in newwyrrc
crage, advertising linage, nioehan
I ieal aids and business savings,
h ( Press?Photo?Servicer-fncr)
ithe ri.om:xcK
ink;htin(i.\i.k cm h meets
'
| The Florence Nightingale hole
;its regular meeting at the home
, of Mrs. Harper 1417 Oak street
' The meeting was opened jwith
| smgimr. Prayer was offered hv
j~At r:inver. * I mutes'of
| ing were rend and adop'te 1. F?mh
member nresent responded with
a silver offering. Refreshments
; were served wh'ch were enjoyed
hv all Ti>e meeting a Ijourned,
Vovt meeting ?> the " home" of
Mr*. Pa?nell 20(18 Taylor street,
At;-:. Harper, Pres.; ..Mrs. 'Jones
0ce'\": AI'-s. T.owery.Treas. Mrs.
Farnell, Reporter.
wavrim.v si1.vek stars
Our?cliih?was?highly .cntcrtaint.d
on last Paesdnv el.rVit m,...
Maggie Johnson- being hostess.
"Tin- "Tfevolloiis wimp earned out
a? usual and the vice-president
taking?charge uf?tile business.
... .The Wciuci:-. Rnn_s.t?P.lr.eLI)an<*o
was planned to be given
"ii th" J*th at All'-n Benodiet Ct
Social Hon nr. We" are asking your
svpport. We were very triad to
have as o:r honored truest o f
last evening Miss .Hannah Johnson.
who was getting ready t o
lake a trip to Cincinnati. Ohio;
and we wish her a -lovely time.
We also had with us Mrs. Georgia
Wbiltaker. a former member
of the Stars and Mrs. I.illian Hos
kin now living in New York. Remarks
were given by them and
wo wore dismissed 'to moot at
I ho homo of Mrs. Wright.
Tito hostess of last evening
set \ ed chicken salad, tomatoes.
Kit/. crackers. pickled poaches.
enokit's and lied tea.
UK Wild, BK HOMK SOON
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew I?ord of
2(K)'i (iervais street know that
their friends of Columbia will be
glad to read about their son Nathaniel,
better^ known-as ' Fly" is
leaving New Britain. Conn. July
1st. lie will arrive in Columbia,
July 'ltd on a 15 days furlough.
Nathaniel is the grandson of Mrs.
Kwlyn (ilenn and the late Mr.
Andrew tilenn, of Fairfield Co.
3 More So. Carolinians
Recenllv Rpp-in
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'Hoot Camp' Training
(Ircat l.akos. III.. .June H'tli-jThrcc
South Carolina Ncgroe*
l.avo reported to the I*. S. Nava'
Tt'ainii ir station hcio for a pen
?! of recruit training.
Whilo in "hoot eatno'" the Rluo
jackets w/Jl he put through an
intensive training program. to
el iding nhysjcal conditio'ing. me
itarv drill, fundamentals of sen
manship. and Naval < '.stoma a*"T
procedt re. Upon graduation they
each will he "Vpn a mnc-drj
leave, nflc vhi u they vv iM re
ce've further .specialized i'strue
tion at one of'the Navy's- Servi i
schools, or he sent directly t .
duty at sea or at a shore station
Men are selected for Servic
school on the hasis of a series
H-M-t-d-ude tes-ts a nd?a?jrersona-l?m?
tervivw given to each recruit
Some with sufficient} experience
in a particular trade needed by
the Navy, are rated as petty officers
upyn completing recruit
traovng and sent to active duty
inmediately.
The South Carolina recruits, here
are: Alonzo U. Bcaty. fit. husband
of-Rose! la R. R"aty, 2-1X Eh ShortJ
St.. Anderson; Eugene R. Jobrson
It', son of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben
Johnson. '.>25 I ne St.. Colrmhhi: I
;,<)(! Jimios A. I.cwis. 20. son o
Mr. .loo La*wis, Ut. III. Sejve a.
montnry sihool itf Col min i. S. ('.
before she jo'c ocl the W A AC. She
was formerly employed by tho Bit-1
p'Hii of Notui ali^atiou anil lurmL^)
motion in New York City. , She is 1
the ilnu^htet of Mrs. <j?p\vi|y
Davis of Now York. *
ETTO LEADER
Soldiers Cultivate
Complete
i Victory Garden
| ID Hut. Herbert K. lirown
| l-'ui tlu r proof of'thc complete do-,
j termination and patriotic spirit a**
I nele Sam's Nc^io Quarlerma"
" r- js realized after a \i<it-with
, tin- wide awake men assigned to
'.be Post (}M Ri paii shop a)?|-"'or
Tij-'Usoo. S. (\. wTiich is under th'
supervision of S S^rt. P rd? n an
l ie \\ hiein-bl?LVr-pontor.
Duties consist mainly of r"pair-nir
steel beds and carpenter work
in general n'lon?_? with various uu
expect ml tasks. Excellent work
is done by Ivfe. .Joseph Moore, an
--m?omplished I lacks.nith and Tfl;T
>eni< r. a Ion? with 'be idilr assis.
tanee of I'u. Joseph J. Correia
Joseph \V. Kin"; and Warren II.
'oln. Spare in- mi nts are nt rlind
?y making various labor-savin"' dc
vices which are located at cert'a'n
poi> ibronir'tout -the. slv>p.
A f/aze toward the wooded area
near the shop shoWs the most com
. -tdete--Victory jjtuiloii seen on any
PRIZE WINNER
Nk <A'a
n* <WKm
W^F 1 m^J'* -v jH
"sTTY I A A I.ICKTB ACO'I'K ^
I'otito?Sylvia?Alii c?H:ifii|.l'~?the i
dan;rhter of M r. and M rs s am. 1
uel Bacoto. and kinnddau?hter
f of York". South Carolina's olt"
standi flu .Mortician. .Mrs. Fannie
J Wrijrlu. won one of the highest
i honors in the Baby Contest sponsored
by the Junior Staff of the
I Cosmotolotfists and Beauticians
J Association of South Carolina.
miss. Margaret K. Blakley, the
most popular and noted hair stylist
of Kingstree, S. C.. sponsor
cd her.
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I Beautiful New Beds?Choice ?
1 tractive eolors-r-lts a great t
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nip?. V'.tui". nristnnl. piitvpkin.
| "Urn. Willis ill)'! nthl'i vi"?i liti'lr
| < - !? <i f<:|- bv the iv.oii in their
J--f?i|-r' ts. i4-Not f??.
| < ilii' i mutlo iifi.i believe
to tbey live .?!> in rt. !"i?i> ear
I Oil is ' c |l''l reject Iff ?M ". Wi.il 1
- In ('a > 11 -i,: IT iiinl I'tV, I.lor
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j is pi'iinl nf ;t as tbo two
iii ii'i i.i'.c th?'iv?Iui-m?w'm-o*
. c's win I. in (i(. done We ?;.
IV tbnt ii most inspirit- spot op
ro.ip of nn n tan be fo.nd at any
11oy?t'nsi. ;
Tito iii(ii!'ii"ii !?|r|;iT a' 1 .
.(! ! is S S"i. n. b:V
.'.h'te supervisor. who I fit! i-> p.
I as prottd of Jiis :nr?*i" as (!<n. $?
i Aitlinr is of i,;-s ^ill. in s.,-1'?_Jg
Pacifi:* dcfoiidois.
.-\ solute is <| i those men. 1
"s iill, _so here jfr.os to tbo-cut innantcly:
S Strt. Hutilcii. I'f ..
"i " ed T. i so pi nt- r. CpT (loo.1.
i . (.?; / ?!. ' pi. Meriou (I. Robini
I'i'o. Warren Coin. PIV. !
1 ("in ( i>frei;i. Pvt. Joseph \\?. Kitvj-. j v
I'fe. Loon Shaffer. Lie. W alter 1.. i'1'
' Smith. IM'c. Homy L. Seal.-, pf?\ -Sp
Joseph .Moore and Pvt. Kddii- II1- I ( ,
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i Auxiliary V. (<arncr (?;
Of Spartanburg- U>
At 1st WAAC Center, |
??Poet 1i?e<, la . Jim- 12??t"
\- vdie'i-v V?-IiVia Rose (larner. the h"da
.tr'Her of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
" ' in rnrr iff a OR C,reen Lee St' pet. r
Siu'rtanh'.M'"-. S. C.. "is a me'nhef
. >f- :i N'rrrn" company of the W'o?U-o
men's Arntv Auxiliary Corns in ; iia
P.-isi'- Training; at Fast WAArjeh
Trninit ? Center. Fort l)er Moines. .W
la. Hi-r rating is the \VA.\C ecp.i? I fii
talent of Private in the Ai'my. sti
Auxiliary (Jai tier attemied Cum R<
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MADAM WRIGHT
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of the Seventh Generation.
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