SDITOR; MG-K: ARTIST:, GEO . EARNHAB.T DAIL H0LJDSHMES3 ALIC3 EVAiiS PHOxOpRAPHEH: M. S. BROWM .C0NTRiaU?IF5. RgPOHTiCRS Mrs.' G. \f, Peebles Mrs. John Varnell MrS', Ed;^ar Clark Mr,n. J., Vivorente Mra. Joe Eagles Mrs, F. F. Tucker MisG Kildred ^'orsley Mrn. S. xJ. Kiuti’-ell Mii5p Jof^ip Kovrell J41.;:8 Josephine Daniels H~’s. Dee Taylor R3v. L. '?!. Kebeler Mr. J, G, Po^«’’ell Mr. Geo. F. Hatch Mrc. W". D. Bryan, Jr. TYPIST a workers', Mi{3s Mary -Kintf^r. Ausbon , Mr;=!, W. J. Ausbon Viinn Joaephine talley Mro. Jamee ..B^lrnett Columbna "?3ubber" Beaman .Mra, Toui Coliine, Jr. Mrs. Gooi’t^c ■.•Jfirnha,rt MiRG Maoe Sdnioniison , Mrn. Ma-’grret Bidjnoiidson Krfi. Ma-'/'y Gocb'rey MIcR Vila Harane '. ' ' Mrs.' Lurllns .%rr.3?.i /' ^Ifjc Luo Ill's Henderson •. Mrfi. Dali Holde'rnedB Mro. liell Hu;~^.kint3 Mrc, Richsrd■jcsey Dave ''Ll/"htnlng'' Lee Mrs. K.a'ii’reriiiP Millf.r Mioc .tClir:£3'D9!;h .Ruffin M.; • n. . Ro r t Ruf fin Mrr. ^';ioc!b3 H. Sufj" Mlcp .0.?.rrie ve,e V^alters Mr&. rl'ornir? Wesk.i H’r'ii. Myi'l'la i^nderaon Mlee i^ra Bunting Miflg tilir.abotli P^vice Mrr.-F^arl ’■faitehurBt ^ ' Mit^r 5;..rah ^oilbronejr ; Mies Jo.uiQ AlJ,e';:-rock MIge: Mra’par?^li Savu^je ■ MIhg Dolorsa Cobb ■ ,, i Mx’f.'Viola Iij.tcock iJi.' AG£;iiT3- r.m i'iNTXPi: TAR30R0 KOTiiRY CLUB • Son, i wish I had the pow3r to vrita'- The thou.tjhts,,VTGdged in my ^/he.art -tonight,' y As 1 sit watching that small star, And wondering hov: and v/here \^syj ycu &:cQ, ^ f ^ Xou know, fion, it's a funny ■felii'nej Ho TV olooe, a v:ar cah' alx-/ays bring ' . A family who, for years, with ■ pride Have koT^t emotions "deep inside. . ' I'm sorry tJiat wlien you were ■ Btnall I let re'serye build ut) that vmll. ' ' ■ I told you' REAL ilfiK-ne'ver * cried, ' ' ' . And it .was Hon w!io always dried, Your tears, and sntoothed the hurt away ' * Sc you couM' Boon-go 'back to play, '**• But,. Son, deep/down wi'tliin my^ heart, I longed' to have come little , ' part * In dryin.f? that sr;all, tear- stainec, facc^; ' '**• But 'we were 'MSI-U r.^n don't 'ombrace., I^'ow, 3!Td'denly, 'I find my son A full-grovm man', with child-■ * hood dene. ' Tc^ii.5ht you're far across the sqo, ArA w.^.pin.^ war for men like me. And, oomahow, •nride and what ,ip rif.'ht, ' Dch'.t seem to .mean a thini-j to- nigh't. , ' ^ I fiiid. my'eyes jupt won't stay'' dry: '*•' I find that eoroctimeii men DO cry,' _ ‘ And if,we stood hers, face to face, ^ I guoae we'd find men do'era- braoe, * Son, dads are quite a funny lot, And if I've..failed you in nome apot It's not because 1 love j'^ou ^ les-i" . . It's Just' this thin/^, caliod , •* "aanlir!(?ss" ' - Bvt i'i I, had the power to ^rrite 'xhe tiiQughts wedged in my heart tonight, . ' ‘ ‘ * Tho words would ring out, loud and true, •* I'I'4 PROUD, MY BOY, 30 PROUD CF "-CU! _Anon.

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