WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, AUGUST I I. HHS
PATROMZK
THESE
ADVERTISERS
ST. AUGUSTUS HOLDS
QUAR TERLY CONFAB
A Third Quarterly Conference
was held at the St Augustus AME
Zion Church on Fa-;: North Street
Friday through Sunday of last
week. It war r< ported by the pa.-.-
tor, the Rev U. S Johnson that it
was the largest attendance -me*
his pastorship here •
Dr T. W. Thurston, presiding j
elder of the New Bern District of
the N. C Conference delivered a
very inspirational sermon at ele
ven o'clock. His topic was. One!
More Rivet to Cross.”
The afternoon services were con-j
ducted by the Rev D. L Grady and \
his congregation and choir of St.
James A. M K. ( hurch on East
Street. Isa Rev. M. I*l. Leak of ‘
Dover and Fort Barn*vtil climaxed
the session with another inspira t
ticnal sermon.
The services tor next Sunday a;
St Augustus consist of regular ser
vlet- at 11:00 A M. The Rev. E. E :
Roundtree, his choir and congrega
tion of Snow Hill AMEZ Churcnj
will have charge of the 3:00 ser- j
vices At 7:ob F. M. the Rev. E. E.
lsiey. his chcir and congregation oi
VISITORS IN CITY
Levi Pzsberry of V/ashington U '
C is visiting his wife. Mrs. Berthaj
Rasberr; SOi Harvey Street m the
city. Mr. Alontta t'icCcy of NcrtOiK.
Vs., was a recent visitor in the city.-
Mrs. Fred L. Greene cf Apt. 3-G
Mitchell Wooten Courts is spend
ing her va; a r.ion at Seavif >v Beach
at Norfolk Virginia.
MENNiE'S
FRUIT STAND
NOW OPEN FOR BTSINI'.i.S
S old Drinks, vfiik. Candy t akes
S'l3 5-2 E. l.eiioir Si. Phone 3917
Hrs. Minnie Degialfrrii id. Prop.
It OR iriri BEST IN GROI
iCt COLD DiU.TiS
ICE CKI v:*i
VISIT
Hardy Grocery
315 OAK STREET
OL'R COftf PLIMEN i S
Hill’s Electric
SHOE SHOP
COS Mitchell Wooten Drive.
Alexander 'Doc ifd! Prop
t :
COMPLIMENTS OF
NAOMI’S
!
REALTY SHOP
6(14 Mitchell Wooten Drive
FEED YO( rt i AMILY FROM
RHODE’S
POULTRY AND GROCER!
MARKET
7UB Qi INN ERL Y ST.
FOR THE BEST
JONES’ GRILL !
SANDWICHES, COLD DRINKS
ICE CREAM HOT DOCiis
hamburgers
US S. QUEEN ST.
LET PHILLIPS
Dry Cleaners
DO YOUR WORK.
361 hi. INDEPENDENT ST. j
Brownie’s Place
HAS BEEN ENLARGED FOfi
COM PORT AND SERVICE
569 SASSER STREET
r ~— j
MODERNISTIC JR.
HOTEL
412 BEASLEY STREET &
413 N. DAVIS STREET
FURNISHED ROOMS
Hot And Cold
Water
FOR BATH
Quiet Location
MmmaNiMaUNaKfi*ma«aMK«ah**kaiaiaußaMtamaM • mnk i>~itw jß^tar&^aßasuMtw
fOf Your New* Your Music Your Entertainment
WKNS Presents
THE SEPIA VARIETY HOUR
WiHi Norman H, Statesman
Every Tues., Thur*. and Sat. - 1:30 - 2:30 P. M,
On Saturday at 2:30, Norman. H. Statens an
COMMENTATES THE NEWS
Sunday, 9:45 - 10:30 Spiritual Singing
* Friday, 1:30, Negro Farm and Home Agents
AH Regular Negro Programs Heard On
WKNS
1000 Watts 1000 On Your Dial
1
'km inc Bush Hi-iint -CViUrcli wilt j
have charge. Thy pubic is invited |
tu enjoy tliese services
DOVER HAPPEN INCS
Jin vis Buck lit Dovei N. C. i'
inviting 1 every t*e to oorr.e to Do-I
■ vt-i tile ilmd Sunday in wugust foi j
: services at St John Disciple
-1 Church the Rev. D. C. Artist h
, paster.
| Mrs Mamie Buck of Dover is j
. leaving for Philadelphia Angivi :
j 19th to visit hei sister-m -lav-, for j
i two week#.
TRENTON NOTES
Funeral service# fi r Oliver ( X - i
| n.)!. August 7 a! 2:30 p. tu The J
! ford 75 year#, old, were hell a;
King Chapel FWB i.Turrh in Tren- *
j Rev P. P perry officiated.
Bunal followed in Scotts Fork j
j Cemetery. Trenton Survivors are
; widow. Mrs Mary Crotcrd: three i
; sons. Charlie. Cecil and James Cro-j
tore, ;t..daughfei#. Mr# Rosie j
I Grady Mrs. Viola Crofoid and Mr c . i
F. Kinsey.
LA GRANGE NEWS
Funeral services were held for |
j Harvey Jones . f the I.aGrange see- :
ricn Sviiday August 8. a? 2:30 p j
1 r.-i at Rcckiord Chapel. Buriai led- ]
! lowed in Rockford Cemetery.
Survivors are hi# widow. Mrs. |
Fir. -v Jones : \.v li. v v
7,nt:. Jr. :vi Jams- Jones
Quarterly Meeting was held Sun
day. August 8 at Vine Swain pi j
iChut.,ii Fri-nds and members of;
] other churches were present. I’in j
jR* v R. (,' '!.■ vet: p.,.-tor from Tai
j race N C afternoon rueakei wa
11in Rev. Mi Ri.i us Kin*ton
| ~
A new electric device. which
! rsbovij ground 3 Liter/,sties} iy ecu
! ’rcG the v.c ixht cn % £n cii-v.'eil j
|in lung bit operating. 18.000 i'ect ;
sunder the eartn‘> 'urface. nas ceen
, i
! developed.
HAHLT.M
rsHOE IlINi PARLOR
OPEN FOR Bi : JNL ~
fold Drinks, (and*, Cigars
r.havcd icc Shoe Shines
t l Ei.ol S HOOD. Manager
SUTTON’S
Jim Liu
Watches in.i ( locr- Repaired j
4i3 is- Qi t l.;v sT.
i "NO fGB TOO BIG OK ii):i
SMALL ’
WHITE SWAN
LAI. NDRY
1003 E. HR It ill 1 ST
PHONE 2918
I Midyette Hardware j
COMPANY
HARDWARE BUILDING
.11A i c:RIALS, CUiTkii. AND
MILL SI PPi S» h
PAINTS AND OILS
Phone ill?
Beech’s Soda Shop
WHERE FRIENDS MEET
DRAFT AND BOTTLED BILK
WINES AND SANDWICHES
336 SO QUEEN STREET
CHAPMAN ;
SERVICE STATION
WASHING GREASING
it- ATT ERIE S <' HARD E D
Heo Room Drink#, Stnuke#
907 S- QUEEN Si BEET
FOR SERVICE ITS
JOBfF/S PLACE
i 425 E. WASHINGTON ST.
CIGARS CIGARETTES
SOFT BRINKS FRUIT,.-
| Guo-3 Muiit K ! b«sb, N. C.
i ~ i
Compliments Os
A FRIEND
i -!
I I j -
SECOND SECTION
jiwraFM
SLASHING OF ALA
CRIPPLED NEGRO
I j
1 t LAYTON, Ala. (AMP)- l hre*
i white men were indicted on
charges of assault with intent to
: tnurdet for the knifim and b*:>;
mg ..f an aged and c i -gNe •
gio. last week.
i'ht tin« i- men. Lehman Make,.
23 Lloyd (Mark, 25, and Eat c ;
Williams. 21, ail of near Louis
ville Ala., are out on bond# ,i
SMOG each.
ihf victim was Mose Smith,
i 60, according to Barton; Cotui*,.
Shei iff M. J William::.
According to the sheriff, Smith
along with another color*-ol man
argued with the whites, and the
other :rw tied the ' • -., ; ; i
t autorncibiit H#*c:ause iie ivas -i ip
Uied Smith could not eu-ape
j He had suffered fractures i f
i noth ices recently when a I t,
j tell or; him. After the melee with
j the whites, l e suffered seve: v
, facial gashes from knife wcunds
i The sheriff said Smith and tw •
|of the whites said that Clark
i used the knife.
H.LA Nftuftiii: Fii Ls t
l».a hr in Over j tin Lrot-v
i,-OS ANGELES < ANP) For :
1 CilC pixHt vvßrc*Ki, is Li«?Kcl
j ) i2l L.VS bCefi Thro; 7 , 31 J ;'' /i»f'i*J a
; oei *:hup>. in v: stwood Village. •
,:*? of the l . of 1 i.a
.:t Anaa.ie-. m pv,,te#i ot
g ovv P'jiiujes v.'t rsiuu •
L.sbrncnts. The picit6T s, cojic
iyof both ictres, art* rndOf?
|op ol TJOLA students a tut ex • net |
i \ icemen.
The pi oto-ting gj'oup i;- seekini
-3 v i * l l oi v •iu;i la r t ( t!, a t vv -• n at
Bimini Hot Springs baths m the
• Hollywood distnet. which finally
, yavt hi last week after .< dailv
t •< kt Cnv v l r)\ montiiv. A imx.tvi
j group also wa s involved in the
: protest which though peace/ d
Lew,cm r-tcha! aitacKs b
I iuand private guards on sev
[ i ra) occasions.
P* LA, alma mat* - l K>nn;
W . instoii. Ja*!■ l- R.-bin-
W jd.u'.v Strode and rim: rain '
I uiir. Negro athlete# iu,- the iai e
i cst uuinbei *.f , oK-red .-tudems
ati California roil'
Wage earners m Bi idgepn; t
1 *• onn. ro*t*= \s\ rr anti jOt>;
' ".£< tIHV 3' th«r : U ? )>i ‘ t Lr].i > I*.
; "Peking empic-vment. it mdicoc
jed i* - a survey
3u^e«wvs»*nejsc , i-'iimir»»»sratss»a3*ia;j.--ima«erasitt. - _ acnetwtw ill
KINSTON
! MSiiY (V .Irwrfpi’S
127 SO OKI t N Si.
K instori’s i htly
Bonded Pawn Shop
We Buy Old Gold
, .... - - inr|| y -
K IN.STON
Loan And Jewelers
i ‘ii s. ourr.N s i
SPF.C'IAL SAU S FOR
i ORACi O
Warehouse
Openings
W af< ‘2ies - jewelry
Luggage
F..- nrnnirrMHirwMn mi.■iui.lij
Chapman’s
| VARIETY SHOP
at ."VJ F. North Street i
is the Place to Stop
arid iry Our Special
Home Made
It e Cream
Eight F.rocetie?
I F resh ConfecUons
Ice Shaves and
Soft Drink:
! Mr*, iaQrttie N. Chapman I
Prop
j ■ ~xr:ir‘!!UlTXZKXZ.'ir r a-lZiiK -1 - -,Q
! Erslcine’s
i
i
Diamonds - Watches
Jewelry - Silverware
| YOU DON'T NFED RIG
MONEY TO BUY AT
i Erskine's
| USE YOUR
CREDIT
! Erskine’s
K’imtea** teadUng-
Credit Jeweler
iilN bl ON
" VD RATHER
i/- BE HEARD
NORM AN 11. ST A'! (..MAN
j
aTEuMl rn 'tu I.h* Ct- t "-poll . ii» : totafiWitT'oToli‘
:j i y til- St.it* Health Department has iiM?ti to clr.se to I.J-H..
Wild) licit tit’U.'i :kl ip rn-.umun:. and it appear:;, there is very
htti, that a-alth :•! iici aJ - an do to reduce them, it is easy L> <ca :/•;
vvl.v * a:v individual i' to .!• ■ ply coucu-ncd about the ‘tn-,nltul
, p.demic U is t, „ that very ht!U- ia kn,.»n ’-bout p- ho, * ir# *
, that n :tiiL.*— viciously an*l unexpectedly Its cuu- hae n.*t K. u
ideluntcK ..U-tdimned. no, I*..- a cure Leer pcte.ted. Au n, T‘
.„ i, mat .. me inos! dangerous toe to e.* •• challenge u.* ho
“' J ‘ n Although medical ra-,:*- i- Mill in the stage , I reseat* h. v,
.h potential vi'diin a! miainile para.ysi#., urn ' " ■*’ i- 11 '
I, -ional advi-a-i and follow thmr -ug.Re ten,.-,. 1
~ . !.,i u :*• 1 :*aiiliai w.th dis* ...* than tr.i -o-uag.
ti,. . j-hvir cat-iu* it is b--t and Ihci, •'■at
,n tpu h ..AU- .no ->‘** -ntorc ■! to) >h- }) t *.. t.
' P !;:,:•* lie--- ban- h, ,!).*! Pi. M-al: K; >!•* b‘" ! h-
.'Miner. , ,1.1 J - .*:•• -f Ifi. '•'■ !.*■ " hill a In’ cd :. Cj.
.„£tituti*nu as Suai..-. -.r!',., > Pol!,, . * *-Ci *'Jt.. 41 I :OUp.-, « lub
~*-• 1,::.'- and a oumL.n • ! -Pa, gath- t tu, *-:•! nt th.d .**
,;.-,u-s"'iav. been ordered dis.'or.tmued auwig sndi groups Wh.-.e
dildiHi undo Muteeu years of ".* a«? ctmcemed
in--*-iittiiein set-ms. to have .-a-.-n among the -• •- iit'-f P ; oups,
bi).lying about man new participants m Pa "hau.t (
litre # to , ca,e who* adults, mm bants and * .vu
i-mav take a iiand in helping to enforce these public head!. orde. %
: in man ■ rase- puUc gatherings ameug y.-ung children aie ms.
.. s . mmeu beioie the mem ordinance, in most ot these case.-,,
iht biiir.t- canned be placed open the * hiidu-n themselvc-. mov
of them are too young tc undevstar.ct tm >euson* fo< h.ese ie#ti c
hons. and in othet cases. YOU, the paient h*»ve tat.ed tu fulfill
i voar dutv as a ertken and a p.otct.n ct the i;calth - t j»ur ' ,“?•
b# nm telling them about tm dangers c.t polio ana l “ e
Mil these restrictions. VLst children navcivt the tannest -dea •■>*■■
.j- 1 ■ • i-.eine kept a .a- n--n. ■ thci people, pe >-•«#•*-' h.ey i-*-i
MhM it .s only" anoint. M thr *e go .... Fdks ideas of Keeping us
t:cm having fun ........ i,.„ D
fin re mere the paiem must be appr, iiendea t * »•*-. -i*»k»ng
■an attempt t, .dir up -m* interenr an -• the ' ; ; ''■ y I:: 1 ,‘ r '.
-read, permitting then t. run 3# usual, mM .p ot the orct.nai.c,
v/iiicn lias been passed.
Businessmen and me;. ;m«d :-.ko be persuacted not .o U
tempted to accept the-;, you - i ' i " ‘ *hen ,-sam;#l.n,cat#. t.e
r.-ntlv a 1;* ai establishment. sp.-Mii.g a ■ rt! M ' 's-M’ : -' !l J l ‘ r wind* .
■ trine that . hildren und-; : .;.* ~ ot age . *dd r.,i )>' *»'■
mitted was visited bv an unsuspected reporter for a large Sian
~.,0,-1 1m Me ti.. *':! ablishrr.' n!s cm,ld b,. r-en , hiUt.cn t.r, U-*ow
tt„- a«e limit, ringing to babes m arm, whtcr. v/e.c < ai: led u. ute.
I)\ th,., friend". '
- lr' tli« i; paient -. ... . , „
It j. | u -,p,d that re«nons.ible person: -v11! soon learn that .mv
the cm ent p • !* *; ban. are er.f -■ -*1 tor tlr prote. non -t
He' *- due population Although the*. : -*>■ times cause a certain
•miount cd iuron'.-enience alwavs icmemhe that me weaitn oittciai#
i-.novv' best. an:t it is your civic resparuibilit;-- to help keep them
enforced.
MM illl ltl i)! \los
VM) i.or ivmtil i)
i-ATRA SESSION
WASHINGTON J ANT*)
p.iUiican u.*.mb* i . ot cungve •*
, )io oppose Hr*. jd* nt fl umar* on
piireiv pciliticui gi.imds maJ.*
, n, with lev.Ttnm
• Dymociats fiom the .south on a
j p»og! am that . 1 > i Pr, teem
B T. POLLOCK
a«u! SON
FVI RYTHING IN
HARDW AR I
Fantt Heatlquat t«?rs
Til SO. (jUI I- N ST,
PliONl 40«4
THE I !UB
-Where The Price
Is. A!wav?> I owrt
KINSTON
For Fins Staple Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Refreshments
Os All Kinds, Visit The
Nathan Hill's Grocery Store
Located On West Street, Dover, N. C.
PRICES RIGHT PROMPT SERVICE
I] I’M A PUSHOVER
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SOFTEX §A»Y PANTS
79c to sl-50
CHHDREN’S DF.PARTMENT
Second Floor
HARVEY’S
"■*' Trrmmmm'iy-.iiMin.L'u
THE CAROLINIAN
tor both #ide# in jamming the
special session.
it vj- this common cause ft* -
.t- iiv that led the Republican# n.
agree on taking up the pot: ta ;
e first. Tie Repubiico i
.uafiritv Can invoke cloture i,
.■ d a filibuster in the poll tax
wi any other hd! but th. tilibu ter
..*hat thev wanted especially
when anothei sponsored it
The Kepubliv-ans. and Denio
t:at# both v til not he able * *
; i scape from the sorrv spectacle
which the filibuster .amounts to
OUt ! tie riein-iiT.d" Is-.-, the s -in l ',
sill Miffer mure.
1 hey t'iave willingly allowed
themselves to be used to delay
! gisiative ccuori on measure: tl.v
■ Repubirans did want to consider
,#eii* -.c. 1 s at this special session
At, .Jtdin.9 oi Plan
An auih*.i datum source said
a#! week that noth the Republi
can 1* rdt-M-hip ,ii congress and
uthc: n Deinocrats piatriied to
• kill .*# much tune as possible with
• ,e tilibustei over tile poll tax
Oi some othet item on the
I civil uehts piogram.
Rei-.'.iblH'ans pia*,-ed .sole witr.
the poll tax measure because hod
congress enacted the bill it would
nave no effect in voting in poll
a : stale#: -iraplv lie- ause ,t is
? o late to apply it m those state-:.
.since it was voted on the fiiibu;
: tv by vu the mere will be he’d
SKCOND SECTION
PERSONALS
Tlih i uvfctt Ford Club of Si
i John's AMR Church nveots ever>
( iitriday at ei* !.t u i.'lutk at the
1 Lioi'iu til various rnembt- it Las:
rm-sda.s - niroting wa> held at the
i homo of ivii Mabel is.lt’i at 510
. Fast Shine Street
Work >'! tor !.:»vttt Ford Club
include:, dt-rnraliii;; churc-lit-s m-ihC;
Hi; t'lov/t: • 1 ;i tht- sick and deet us
• d anti other act- of ktodnu-s T!l<-
ciub in s been active site - Ortobei
: (047, when it ws-. founded by the
ft vv. W. W. Moidrow foram pastoi
•,t the St. Jarutis AME Chureh. Tht
Church is now unde; toe pasto
ship of the Rev D. I Oracty
ceis of the Ciub include Mrs ;vi
! lei pr«-ident; ‘ Mrs. W A F\ y>
riticoct.il secret ary and Miss Lena
Davis. '• • ! eta:
A one v. r* revival !;• gan Sun
day, August Bth at the, St Jaunt
AME Chureh located ~:n East and
Aliine Streets l lit.- Lev k 1) Ltwi-.
O D j.W • nlii. r * idt i of the Golds
■ boro District A:viE Zion Church is
the uin ■ pastor The p■b 1i« i- in
\ .led to attend -■■rv-ves thrnughui.t
:'.e week which begin at <,30 p
m. nightly.
Mis Wtiiie A Fove is enjcym»
: a vacation m Newport New-. Vs
; with her sister. Mis. Samuel Biac.t
1 i laS’ t tfs . , V. -i * if: r. k i.. : 1 , -U
other points ;r. A i f, r the it
few weeks
Sherolyn Ann Lsv.ts the two
weeks bid daughter ot '.dr and Mrs
George Laws cf 70i Thomps* n
'Street was given a shower by lire
Lovett Ford Club of Kinsun or;
Tuesday .-.upust 're
fur. Willie Foye. 7,1 r. J Cogdeil.
Sr.. Mr. i. Darden and Mr Sam
Black iptr.i Wedne-.day August 4. 1
ir. Svvai*sbo i"G. rj C.. enjo . uig st day
of deep sea tishing Theii catch
included more than 3?. pounds ot
various salt 'water tM:
Mrs. (Viable 1- b it the city to
spend about 10 days in Brooklyn,
:N Y vi-nin.; her uncle, Mi Ed
! ward Willis
Mi F i- Saunders is impfovipt:
in health at the U. S. lluepita! tn
I ..t .- ■ t ;lie. it has. Peer, recently
■; • CpOrtrd.
: Fimer.il services tor Mrs J. J
Rivers. 70, of 221 Easi LL. nh Stivel
- dit ;.d at Good Shepard Hospital
A\igust •. '»vt' re iirid iron; Au g t vs t
ATvIEZ « ru'iVi n Monde.y at 3 p rn.
S o. rv i voi ai e a da u g J her. i\lr2
t> R. Hopei >i Washington D <S.
two son.-, J. ij Hivri; uft New York i
v sty and B ••• Rivers, unclertoK».;i
ot Nev, Brin: two sisters. Mrs Dai
sy Williams »>f Kinston and i\iit . j
Mabel bee
Mo v : Vivian L Hardy. Meivc-
Davo. Annie Ma-.<*ri and hiniesimei
Cogdeil Theresa Lowery, Danr
i«v. ri y al v b [Vi - :.-ih Jame -F. Py i
crii. CtVniiie ingi jl m W iley 800 l
4-ten (Li ke, and F'j ank Langtey
u-eut y>ufida> Jui\ 18 at Atlantic!
Beach in Sou*li Carolina.
James Kiiwarcl Purcell, a senior,
at State itav'Seis College, Fayette-
Vi lie N < as T lie guest ot Miss
Vivian LaVoughn Hardy of Kins
ton. N C. iasr week end.
Mis; Laura W. Haidy. librarian,
vc >te u hei t.ousi Haiid avint in Qx
foid. N C . during the week ci
July huh
BROWNS
fcr rrOOO AND Hi CO
tiit Tower it.it Hostd
\\ i DELIVER
WILt iAM it,ROWV Prop
Emma’s Case
412 S QiifcEN STkiTT
HOME COOKED FOODS
6ANIHVK HES AND BEEit
ikiii i buy or trade uiiiil you visit
ns. imis
t • i D t AR LOT
224 f». QUEEN ST,
:f . Ot R BARGAINS
Hu s.LAMS ANi» DAUS
TOWER HILL
Si h 4 If fc STATION
tsASOLIN'E. Oil. t.KOCiKIt-S
iotut It.ti Hoaa at Annin St.
fI.AUDF A NUNN. Prop
TURNER’S
CLEANERS
Cur. Qurcn and Bright
PHO.VE 2741
SAM SMITH, Prop,
I ™“ - ' !
l;se lour Credit
ON
Porch i
Furniture l
AT
I; lILIC - LEVINE
OF
KINSTON, Ji. C. I
| I
Bel hum Loolumui Dean
(ft Women lo Marry
LOS ANGELES (ANPi Mis... •
Vietona Llizuhtth Ftfersuu u.-ait
<•1 women at Bctiuthe Cookmitu
jcolloße, will bt> majiiud Aut>
to Henry W Warm-t it was
vi a lot! hero last wok by the c,
speotivc* lit uh- : parents, Ml am!
Mrs. 11. Manning Effo; ,:uii.
The wedding will Fie licit 1
ihi home ol the btii.lc at hi a cla
<V & M college. Mi;;.- FrankVr Wi;
kite ot Winston-Salem, N. C
v- si! b.. maid of honor, and Robe;*
Her.ry Wilson of Atlanta will be J
;>t ;u man.
Other-; taking part m the wed \
■ ling will be Miss Bet nice Warn- j
er. the groom's sister; Miss Myv
Nas.by. Tall.-iha-see, Fla : Mis*;
Fanetto Bcadlev. Knn■*ville. Ten j
-* ■ Mi"s Ramonde Odom !
Montgomery, Ala.; Janie.- Suite;.. |
Ocangrebure. S. C.: Damon Peters i
Port St Joe, Fla., and Theodo-v |
Montgomery. Jacksonville, Fla i
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