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Postal Regulations On
Invetations Reviewed
In grade school everybody learns that “April showers bring May flowers." And later in life everyone becomes aware that May showers bring June brides. But there are many who never realize till it's too late that invitations and announcements often bring frustration to the postal service and consternation to the mailer. The local Postmaster tells us that this is not because anyone involved dislikes weddings, or showers, or receptions, or any other functions which have to do with getting married. “Sofar as post office employees are concerned," says the postmaster, “everyone in the service is anxious to contribute whatever he can to the success of these fine occasions. But sometimes the ones most interested in getting people happily started in life make helping very difficult for those of us who are charged with getting mail quickly and accurately to its
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