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Kool-Aid-Have Some
‘‘Anything that's worth having is worth working for That is the logic of Jennifer, Joanne and Jean Lowtnan, young daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Lowrnan of WaShirtgton. Longing for a pony to ride, these little lassies hive set up a Kool-Aid stand in the front yard of their home and are busy each afternoon after sdool earning money. Popcorn is alo on sale at the stand.
To eliminate extra expense, baby food jars, whose contents has, been consumed by still a younger Lowrnan girl, suffice as cups. Cil Davis assists with the dishwashing dreaming of a ride a; payment.
At 3 cents a cup or Kool-Aid andJ 2 cents a handlull for popcorn, about $8. ha* been accumulated toward their goil.
Last Friday after toon, grape, root beer and cherry flavors were featured, and after ndulging, I can recommend their product The girls invite all you oiks as customers.
Marriage Register
Edward !Henley Brown to Frances Ann Dodson, married September 23, 1961 by Rev. 3. G. Titchenelj, Woodville.
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