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NEWS AMONG OUR

COLORED READERS

1 The Red Croce Drive wilfcTose April 4, »o when e worker call* on yon to join please do so, to help the Red Cross. We have boys overseas and in the states, so as they are serving for us, so will we have to serve them, through the Red Cross. We are not allowed to go with the'men overseas . or even stay with them here in the army camps. Red Cross follows them everywhere. When we think how good God is to our boys. They go overseas and back home safe and sound. We have a lot to be thankful for. Let’s show our thankfulness at our and our family's well-being by helping others, through the Red Cross. If you lose your home through fire or other disaster, right here in the county, the Red Cross will be on hand to help you with food, clothing and shelter. Mrs. Magdalina Dealing, Washington, is chairman of the local drive, co-workers are Mrs. Dorothy Butler, Mrs. Irma Lawson, Mrs. Will Parti oyr, Mrs. Lucy Childs, Mrs. Virginia Fletchey, Mrs. Betty Lewis, Mrs. Rosie Jett Mrs. Bearing asks the chairmen to please report by April 8 to her. ,

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