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»Y E- A. THORNTON
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NEGRO FARMERS MEET
The* Nep.ro Farmci.- of V.'ayiu
County were well represented at a
meeting at the Agtlcultura! l nid
jftg Wednesday nigh! January Is*
hen a specialist from St.ne u<
lege Extension Sen ice .>.i-< ■. J
th'e group. The program wa. a.
ranged by M Zachary c-xiiM/
agent. The speaker evomn noeti
improved practices in !■ e I '-'ln ;
farm management
The Little Theatre. Inc. met at
the home ol Mr. and Mrs li.• '
Taylor. East Spruce Street Fi iday
night. January H and t ‘ nii'tcd
all plans fur the annual cube ret
party to be held at the N. C Mu
tual building on February !!. J.
D. Middleton, dii dot repotted
that the reading of the play '‘Dou
ble Door" 1) t•• p-rc;: ned
oy (tie group n ! f near tut-.u-e
was progressing nicely i.oeh nn'tr
fcer of the eaM has hr" . -:vi ■
part, in the play . ~-nd oa-o -
sals are being held twice .1 wen;,
immediately following me meet
ing. the hostess. Mr- 1 Taylor, serv
ed a very fine r< past of ham and
fheese sandwiches and hot c tfr-e
The president. E A Thu. r.tor. pre
sided. The Little rheatre will ne.'c-l
Friday. Jammy 21. 8:30 p. m. All
members are urged to be present.
Miss Edna Brinson, home dem
onstration agent of Sampson Coun
ty was a visitor in ihe city ovc-r
the weekend. Mi- .-in .... Park;-,
and Mrs. Bessie H. ’t rt-r attended
?ne PTA meeting in Raleigh on
Monday
A week of prayer service began
at Dillard High School Monday.
January 17. with the following pus
tors of the city purticipaling: Mr;;-
day, the Rev J. E. Green, Tues
day. the Rev B R. Richardson,
paster Shiloh Presbyterian Church;
Wednesday, the Rev M. W Mor
gan. pastor First African Baptist
Church; Thursday, the Rev. G. W
Todd, pastor Ml Calvary Baptist
Church; Friday, the Rev. C. B San
mens, pastor St. Janus AME Eon
Church. The services are very help
ful to the faculty and student body.
LEGION OFFICERS CONFERENCE
At the meeting of Bryan-’-Best
Post No. 215 Arne; lean Legion on
Tuesday nigh - J Thon-.ton's Ca
sino. the po-t completed alt plan
to send a delegate to the post of
ficers conference ir. ii - Pont! <:
February 5. f! . 7 Member:- pic.:T>
t. go along with the delegate an
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length you want, tii« JESSIE KARE
Rail Cl* mour fit* youi taste. A* you see.
It fastens at the crown ol the head and
tkangs naturally down the back. You
can wear it »* art iip.-wrep or any
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1 CortvO’aruh'i I'. 1 A Chonitnn. A
iutant Jerome Best, ana C'otrirad" j
' O Meh in.
The Ame: lean DCgior, Auxiliary
v.i;i meet Sunday ,1 .inutiry 28. "M
;p m. a the home ot Ads. i-.-mtlo -
Bass. 609 Pep Air Street. ' \ ft? cn |
| time the Auxiuaty will complete j
j plane send a delegate t- the
Pc.; ot fivers Cou.tvence in Hi; t j
.Point. M Rosetta Fat m. pr.'it- j
1 dent statea Ihat toe Aixdiaty is j
: hoping to havt at least three pvt - \
■oi s present at . conference,
j The American ! egion AU-Stai j
I busketbe.il team chalked up then
Ml!; victory out of 11 starts this- j
■ e.ison l.v deles' inr- he Roy.;! j
‘ Duke ; team of Fayetteville Mon- .
;day night by the score of 40 t >.) si
iat the i.Vmitnuii'y Center. '•
I set,res J'S Ike All-Stars. Willi: Be';
HI p-unts and Is.;;! Kent.- I! 9 p utl
T.'iC Junior All-Star;, defeated |
•the School Street Schc-ul Flasiss
Iby the : core <f 9 '■» a. High «:oj•- - j
; tor the Juniors lunman 4 <utd j
ihe ifi. ;s. The All-Stai = will play j
Aha American I xg, n All-Stars • i I
| Rocky Mount Mommy now! Jots
j uarv 24. 8 p in. d the Community i
j Center This, will be ute All-Shir- •
| first CO:. Ir: 1 :• ■ s ii- of the sea- |
j sou. The A.m-- ■ n: Legion basket-;
! ball league opens during the ween,
with the following teams parti;; .
; patinp: Wilson. Reeky Mount- Kin- '
i ston and Goldsboro
COMM I MTV CENTER B.V-KI J
BALI. Si HEIH 1.1 FOR
rm WEEK
| Monday night January 17. All j
j Stars vs. Royal Dukes of Fayetu
| ville Tuesday night- Central Hi... ■
: School v- Pikeville Training ;
|School, in' I.rsgrang®. Thursday 1
j night. Dillard -Tiger*- vs Wiimmy
! ton High School and Friday rtvstu
t Dillard Tiger-. \- Green Ce.umy
j Training School of St tow Hill.
AH games ore double bids icn-■
t Turing buys and guns icanm witn ■
i the first game starting id 7 :'M> p.m. }
:The Dillard Tigers spot a double '
‘"“TT , .•#••- ON MANEUVERS, A-’i INFANTRY C"J“" ,r SS MAk SC; & PtfC Tju lR
HE GOT MOLD 6F CRAIG AND I HE REACHEP THEBAN*' EXHAUSTFP AND BOTH MEN WERE HELPED"
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Hi.VI.IH I'llOß l)r Paul
P. Hobinsttu, mt-mbt i of the stt> -
KK-al stall of Flint fox'd ridge
hospital, N<-v, Orleans, who is the
aullntr of this week -, "ROAD Iff
HEALTH article on "Climatt an
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bill with the Atk r,5 High School --f
Kinst< n Friday night. January 14
Tlu- bo.vs won by th- store -I
to 17 (.rid the Dillfmi girt-s lu’-tt by
the score of 11 to 9. Coathe- lb tix
j!,d Bui re; are vvarking hard in
the teems it! seSliiueS, Is
the :■ - die with Wiittiinsd n --n
Tixu. ‘-j;.,y night. tin.- prom;--- ■
to be one ol the tough.-u game
si the reason. Ti»» j 4i; e-r- ;- I n-eo
:j double bill t«- WdminrUu.; he t
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l.iljraiA Os E.on»it sh
Kfjiorl i ilt n \ i«*ns On
Stale Anli-Bias Laws
WASHINGTON ■ AN! A v-r
--r - csrionul libra tv pubiiealiun.
is expected to ia> grouuvrot i;
frr live forthcoming civil rights
fight in congress, sharply foett.-'ed
attert'on upon the fact that minor
ity grittps in wide variety in sec
!;un:' states . ; J cities t)rroitsf;out
the country, "all are the victims
f local prejudice, ofon times of
act ual dircriminatian."
T - report, prepat c-d i-y the U
|i-i;:tive reference st-ivice as a erode
;i,r - on; -nos son s up urgu nent
for and tigainst civil rights pro
j f.os-air ft says. "While stale anti
••.liscnmittfilttm iawst appear to have
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AKA’s Furnish Rooms At
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worked .sntisfaetorily under a i
la bo.-.- mat Km. .itcrc is JiO a--
.-,!>ce that they vvduld cc-rttinu t- ,
do so in. a period of wide, -. a
-
The lepuG was pre-pa: ad ut'd ,,:
■u nior spr-vialiSl in Atriti'i'.-an ,|
c, tintent in tniblk* adnunistrauou, -:
1 1 painted out 11 . at U ;■ i;-1 H u <■
"tannoi < ihninate prejitdi(;>. tn"
the outw.'itd, aueial nianifesbiUort ->i
prejudice can be corrected by leg
istution and perhaps only b> lr-.'-.-
lation.'
"li cannot be too strong!.', em
phasized that the problems ot pre
iiid'cc and riisi-rltninu fion a;e cotm-
Irywide and no state, .'i-'ctmu oi
curnmunilv should fc-M that i' -
brim ineled out h-r erJieistn
Legislation to equalize job-gel
ting opportunities stands high on i
iiie list of civil rights nr ,-Bures
"While the Jews .aid the Negroes
me the most numerous, minor;!;,
groups in wide variety exist in sec*
; tiuus states and cities throughout
ithe eouiitjy. All are the victim! ot ,
|oe,’d jit c jud-t-e. : Hen of actual cits ‘
j i nitiin;. ' .he ptiijt;cation -'ay.-
"to r.ottthe; n New Jersey, it ; '
sho Indians: in Fennsylv atth, Nc
: - ,r : ..mi w tscoiis 1 . Get mam*-
fviiui;-, ,o!j od tin Dakota'.-, Meat
dinavi;:ii-'; Niv.- England mill vtl
j uigvs i-'K-nt !) (. 'anadiaiis: Boston
|i .ji C capo and Detroit. Poles;
1 1 and : uot ov, e>t, Mexicans,
; Hid no ir- P.;c.!:r c .a-t, Orientals '
(,onli at ior Will Seek
\u<iiisla Eonm ii Sea!
AUG US’; A ANP- U. -t. • U
'too. Nee 1-0 con! I actor, has thr wit
to;, t,; 1 1 to ; ill. -t. i.abte mr ' u
council scat Irom the third ward
and lias named as I, campaign
| manager. Mrs Beatrice Wallace
: Ross in anno-.ineiu his eaodid;.c> -
here last week, said hi would run .
w dr.ont p Silica! party affili:it'-on
.-mi without tnckiir promise.- to
; anyone for supper 1,
A former atoriicy, he -uti itded
.'OYVoingiov.;; im.Ua.lnn! Hujo
Reno .!. Wes .a.M.-a U , Ui-epcrafui ;
-ciiooi. New Wilmington. P . Vit -
Ut-ior Utiive:sity. Riehjti>-.mi
, Vs.; and Chicago Law School.
TIIK UAKOUjMIAN
u. -i - :!. iiieetio;.’ ol '.be Ai
'. I kill ' . < in.■ ta.aaao r of the
■Mo':,. Kai pa Air.ha ruroritv held ;
-• '! ''; , ia»l S.: ;U Au',o istine's
Co ~u -a rit v selected a
•ei'i-n-iu 'v ■■ ■ si i ot Sot'Ors J.
it. li'ici : '.airman M McCauley.
1> y, tjin'i Duffy to sedect com-
I Ini: 1 : oi ir! ,;n as tor i or.ni at the
! ,j ;,;;i(-r Truth lhaocil of the
• MU' to,.- rooi.ii will an- tr ed as
.. i-'ii! i r r,; a guest room.
A-tdi- Loan the iwo scholarships!
a tail Siu.w University and Si. ;
Aa.r'.tast.ioe's (Nillege each year, the
rarity voted to give fifty dollars
> *.!■ .<-oo.i, M-iiii.r at the Wash
ington High School at the June
RI-BORT HEARD
S«iror Delanc v who was ■me of
the rioU-.:;io . to 'he bottle Isold in
Voa- hi);;.,U-i D. C Deai-mbSi 28-
3) g.-ivc a report Sorors Eaton,
Mai omi-oi. and v <-l> were ap
point: i.i to \ i on tl-e Pan Hei
:it me Council. \
1 i;e soroniy presented Soroi
IM.-i ior; Aiuioi'roii an orchid dim- -
i> ;r iis-r concert at the Raleigh Me-;
'nioruil A aid i t i.-riun, January 13
A rtetici i (-past was served by
H< ; -- (hi;iiiiti and t tdell.
Tic- fodoa in, ■ • wore preseni :
Ja ; a i); !,n . > M B Ealon. Raelut. !
Me. - .1- . : ...lic-i . M W
Wheeler Thelma Nelson. J. E. •
Meal.; S V. Pe-ny F V. 1 .atiiam j
M Duffs vt. 1 , Hast „ V. K New |
eh. !. ('. ..'lei i-ndoo, G. B l.igon. j
H Edmund: -.m. Tie-in::- CanJo and :
( -.0-'.inr-: Ooa-1!
i'o; tix ‘ ijot-a-.e on tontnpaste
: iitljt.s! Nt-v. iy eaU nted ire. •-ntior-;
It t; you st-; ti.e lasi iuehe of rn> |
b'.-u ft tint toy !.ui;e dispenser
Cte:in - ■;)' a narrow stripj oj |
" plastic, fee device is slots-d to a!- ]
low i: t ft over the lower <dge oi !
: the; tube betux seolfhf’ In use. it j
t - par-bed eMey -aall; ■ -nc i.aild. ;
leaviiig the -sher Dee t"- hold the!
.;■ ethbrurt. The slut ;s rotstejed to j
!.. mat -ra0,,... sudiie: without •
ipuncturing the tube.
T be t.e.oi \ iit - ).404 Negroes j
c-d os vote, s. ; • compared j
; ) 743 a -a::- ja r. o,a- Ro>s -.aid he i
wtiuld ion in tie- genetal council-
O’ a ■ I eet.f.i- ht-t .e :s t - there
would h: oo :;r)l: ea. tile city ihii. I
year, j
NEW SCHOOL LIBRARY— Approxmately three thousand
volumes are included in the new library of the Mother of Mercy
paK,cbial high school shown above. The high school as well as
the grammar school is staffed by the Sisters of the Immaculate
Heart of Mary The library is an attractive, room located in a
spec' us us well as a sunny portion of the building.
At Florida A&M College
Hospital Building
Rises On Campus
TALL UfASSRh. Ha. Cun
■.-tructi' ii on Kit sl.:iuo.opd huapdal;
(at tu»- Florida A. and A! Colli ..
lU> provide health services and;
inurse training for Negroes is well •
i underway uivirUiu# to a n cent an
j riontH.'iunent. by ;•■ t* an hitei-t of Ka.
j.S;aU Board of t.\»>lr-<l and the
i Stan Imp - oven'idi! <A<m mission
!v. ho is s'iperv ~ lll a the develop
■nioiit on the A. and M. Campus
The i' i structioo is be ing done
Lev the Beers C‘ -nstrucuon Com-)
Deny of Atlanta, Georgia. The A. F.
! Hieh Company. landscaping arehi- j
‘Ue! of TaUahti:- • e ha.-, been mak
ing the neiesi-ary excavations lor
‘ the pi • iji ■ ' Twenty five thousand
| cubic yards of dirt have already
icvi! moved from the site and the
1 land has beer, tet race and the actual
j foundation building l work has be-
RALEIGH ABIT
RECRUITERS DO
‘BEST BUSINESS’
Is >:. *j 1 A )"! y anci Aj r Force Rc
; i-.'iiii.;enlisted thirty three men
A?i n •, a ltd Air Force duniig
!he week ending January y break
ing the record t re any one wick of
; i ii• Rah ii.> 1 > R. at nitii.M S taii o ;.
oi’Cc office v*''L:s opened ;n So. -
leinbo:. 1945 Among" eleven en
listed for p .■< •’ veart for me A.i
Jp-re- is .Tamos K. WiTifaim. Hi. 9
Lincoln Te.'i.an Raleigh
Twenty -two on haled for the Reg
ular Army. Among them are: Hu
bert B: an mu, 18 208 W 7st St re
; Smu.aticdd, w!to tm.'halt'd tor a ie n
year pcTiod Amorvy tho*-e enisled
ior a three year period were* Duihc
. Hedgi'peth. 19, 102 North Fs.sl.tv}
! Street. Raleigh; Henry L Wallen s
I 19, Ri 1. Noriina, who was grad
! uaied from Wanvp.l-5. High Sohoul •
!in 1948; Leon Parker 23. Route 2-
l Clayton, Rotes McTillma. 20. Routt
;2, Golds ton. who was graduah 2
: from Goldston High Scho-d in the
. class td 1948. Joseph S. Ramis- ’ <
■Uti Moritague Lane Raleigh; e.Yn.
i ton Duns ton, 20, Route b Warns i
; tom and Phillip Morgan. Ml ‘m
' S•:;uf.h B ioiSla (■£ t, Kale- .-ii
010 TO FIGHT KY.
SCHOOL JIMCROW
LOUISVILLE. K> <ANT- A!
Si tri-stabE* vonlvn-nce , ! the Und
:od Automobile Workers fatr-prsiv
; I ices committee, here last week,
' William B Taylor. n.*Ri-.i-,:il baiv
; ior. declared that the CIO will
Sight to end racial scgiugaDon ini
Lotiisv ilk M-h.a;!. . -aid will seek tt-,r- j
■a. of a civil rights law m i
: Kentucky. j
The CIO council will draw i
■it-' a modi) civil rights law at its
vex! meet in;., Taylor said. Thu. law i
<" 11 lor equal access, to public sac-l
litas, he ielated The CIO, he eon-i
'Co idl’d, will ask for U, i. coi iperution
' i );«••* groups it putting over |
•\ N so . pci.kcr. William H
1 Olivi ’. fo-di, cider of the HAW
: rolled "netting schools on a non ■
ri scnminalory basis "the first step
in rotii-viug dircLimination in other
i fields.
Asked to comni'nt on the CIO;
, ,ui i.' .irn. Omer CarmichaeL sup- j
rnnlendent id' the Luu > v.lit* public
■■■ ■o. L .-.-iid, "l don't think 1 have;
any comment
For Fun and Recreation Visit
THORNTON'S
TEEN-AGE CASINO
And
SHAVING PARLOR
SO? Alvin Street
Gcldrbcro. N. C.
E. A. Th.oin.tsn, Pi.o»,
Phone 3fi7-M
; ,am Tirrtrvnrr- — T ‘ f
SECOND SECTION
j KEN Its SOIT.Ht
According to Dr William H.
Gray. Jr., the college president, the .
funds for th«> actual erection of
the ho.-pital have already boon,
i ; viiH’d for by the state, the city
and t..v• federal government. Hov -!
evei-, plans are now being made ,
In rain an additional $320.000;
which is m ailed to provide modem j
equipment and facil.lies for the
various service units in the build
ing.
It is anticipated that such funds j
will be obtained prior to Kte corn- 1
plot ion of the hospital which is
scheduled for the early pan of i
1950.
Th hospital i located on the !
east boundary of the college rain-j
pu.s.
j
NfIACP COUNSEL
TERMS GEORGIA
JUSTICE "FARCE"
NEW YORK Lu‘ ; hl? i p ccn
trrsi which exists m ih.- <iper.E'tion 1
citizens in the St,■ f c;et.rgi.-j vv;e )
p-ninled up by Thuri y >G-d Md-shall j
.•pec.jjl counsel f'. ; the Natii»tai I
A-.-Ociatiiin tot tin- -Vd\ a, vrnji'nt j
of Cob red People in :t - tateioent !
commetiting »j. the ■p, ed> acquit-j
a white Gcurgiiiit eiuugod v.'ith (he
Iviichina of Rnb-. rt Molh.rd Tnoriit)'- i
Court;/ Negro ' ' j
tVmj.ar.ng H.ot-ils acquittal 1
with ti.l "(i.-c.;- j;, .in. V . nki. ’
lot oner complete tv j-efuie an v pos
• : > ie ; : 1 : y;u iv! n 1■ ‘s 1 t*n\-iny i ),r qu fs•
« >n oi ?he fc’iibu ccutent Nd&im's '
ri.yhis io 'Gw.x-gi.ii jiiticf ’
If there be don it m any
io the iw * recent Kot -ci Guv-
Taiman.-c ,n u.• tormina-
Knn !t ‘ - T it i I, pni! tux ii)
Geofcia and to exm-t registration
: ‘;y ' ; ‘h v.ili d).-franchise most;
Si “ ' (hi f.il 1 ti:,n I|,( N A
-V <• P. wdl continue with re
intensity n • dime for
.'cimrm oi a IrdrraJ ami-lynching
iavv. Mr Marshal! asserted that
K,c mil eiment of members of np»bs
1,1 ' ; b> R’Cii psumpt release
G O LDSB O RCMVIUSIC
COMPANY
Sheet Music Phonographs
Records
All Types of Musical
Instruments
221 N. John St.
Goldsboro. N C. Phone 1718
BELL-STAURT
Furniture Company
1 Qualify Furniture, Reasonable
Prices
22? 28 N, John Street
Goldsboro, N. C., Phone 1760-J
j
ELMORE’S RADIO
SERVICE
Sales and Service
Street Floor Borden Building
Goldsboro, N. C. Phone 2)88 !
:
Moore’s Grocery
TVE HUY ANI» SELL FRESH
COInVTRIT PRODUCTS
505 CREECH STREET
TKIIDLKICK MOORE. Prop, j
SERVICE DRY CLEANERS
Co?, S, James and Elm Sts. Branch OXiice S- Jobx St,
ONE DAY SERVICE
i Ws Specialise In Women's Silk Dresses and White Sweal***
I PHONE 1579-B
PAGE SEVEN
Goldsboro Merchants
Aml Business Persons
Made This Page Pos
sible. Give Them
Your Trade.
RIISTIN IN INDIA
FACES N.C. JAIL
TERM ON RETURN
\|;\V DEIIJI, India (ANPi
India is giving a warm wel
come to Ha yard Hustin. one of
the active figures in the Fel
lowship of Reconciliation, an
internatomal pactiist organiza
tion. Eayard, a New Yorker,
spoke puhlielc here last Well
in'.day on racial intolerance in
the l S and praised the Cana
dian creed of nonviolence.
In an a.Ueinpt to show clearly
how iT.*grocs are discriminat
ed against in the l • S.. Huslin
explained that on his return
home next March, he will face
a 30-day jail sentence on a
road gang in North Carolina
for riding in a section of a bus
reserved for white people. He
said The North Carolina bu
pnme Court upheld the sen
tence and that hi was without
funds to appeal to the C. S.
Supreme Court.
During His visit here, in
which he has worn Indian dress
much of the time. Rustin has
hi en received by Prime Minis
ter Nehru am! has been a guest
of Gov.-Cen. C. Uajagopalaehari.
at government house. News
papers devoted columns to his
speeches and to the Fellowship
of Reconciliation. Rustin was
also associated with A. Philip
Randolph and Grant Reynolds
on the Committee Against Jim
< row in the Armed forces.
by juries has “one purpose only
to furnish the oasi; I r the fallaci
ous argument that the South is
solving it. own problems."’
"Tlk* Mallard cum* demons!rates
..nee apn;. mnunued Mr. Morshali,
' float the evil inherent itt lyrtchlngs
'.ill txi.-ts Prospective lynchers
till kiiow that their only possible
punishment will c mi a! the hands
•'! a jury ‘of their peers,’ which it
th.s i.' :- 1 meant .. jury composed of
h.Jivlduals wliom minds were
equally ri'iit aquisaied and Who
:■nu -i O) ~iv>: a tait trial in a
■, e win re i lea.-.t two of the juiy
hv'ifiet; tutdei' oath that they;
y- .U<i :■'■! believe the cojtnplainmg
"SCOTT’S CAFE-
Besi In Barbecued Foods
404 Galley Street
Goldsboro, N. C.
HICK’S LUNCH ROOM f
New Open For Business
i Short Orders and Regular f
; Meals, Cold Drinks, Ice Cream |
| 902 N. John St. Phone 3189 <
Mrs. Frank Hicks, Prop. |
j ODIMIVm 7
SERVK E STATION
GAS AND OIL
1311 N. GRFFNLFAF ST.
COLD DRINKS AND BEER
PHONE b47-J
f II L. JACOBS, Prop.
Your Credit Is Good
At
(f&CUCL c£~
FURNITURE
115-117 East Walnut St.
GOLDSBORO
THOMPSON'S
SUPER WASH AND
SELF-SERVK 'E LAI N DRY
905 N. JOHN ST.
9 LBS. 35c PER MACHINE
Mrs. Pearl Smith, Mgr*.
Moye’s Grocery
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Fmik and Veffctables
401 SOUTH JAMES ST.
PHONE 9134
■gy.,-s:srav‘s:t,:;£s:re;r^-.r^r^
Miss Willie Mae Faison
Announces The Opening of
The Monti Cello Beauty Salon
Next door lo Exuais Grocery
Store, Urik.a, N, C. Miss Willie
Mao Filsan, Prop