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Ms. Phyliss Sanders boafkl a flower for her grandmother.
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Three generations, and a friend go shopping for Mother's Day. They are (l-R) Mrs. Mary
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Robert Mitchell goes shopping with his mother, Mrs. Margaret Thomas.
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! y Ms. Mildred P. Thornton, buys a card for her mother.
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Dr. Dolly Qesselle Adams, Supervisor of Missionaries, Y.P.D. A Ministers Wives, 2nd
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