May lj 1IM
Lakeview Women
Plan AAUW Tea
Easier Monday Bridqo Tea Given by Mernber's
Of Si. Luke's Guild in Neighboring Town
LAKKVIKW Mm. B. K. Snyder and Mn. C. J, Clause
were llio principal speakers nt Ihe April mooting of tha Amorl
rnn Aatotrlntlon of University Women hold nt tho home of Mm.
nichiii'd C.'oiljcll Saturday, April twmily-fourlli. Mm. Corbelt
mid Mm. Gordon Smith wnro hostesses for the day, Mm, Rob
nrl Adams Sr., and Mm. Snyder presided at a beautifully up
pointed ti'ii tunic,
Mm. Snyder talked Informnlly on "Tha Oregon Leglsla
turn from n Womnn'i Point of View."
Mm. Clinmc, o member of Soropllmlut, chairman of tha
women's committee of the wiir Having ntnff and a leader In
the organization of civilian
defense explained the "Itlork
Plan" an It will bu set up In
Lnkuvlew.
Mm. Corbell, prchlrirnt of
the AAUW, appointed the fol
lowing committees to tnkn
charga of tho iinmuil AAUW
ten for tho Henlor high school
.. girls: Arrangements, Mm. J.
H. Dalen, cliiilrniiin, Mm. Mil
tun Kiiihcr, Mm. W. II. Buell;
k 1 1 e h c n, Miss June rtcith,
uhuiruiiiii, M r . John lllulr;
serving, Mm. Kdwurd McKny,
cliiilrniiin, Mm. Kdwurd Cliff,
Mm. Walter Siiudqiiist, Mrs.
Jny Hughes; reception, Miss
I Laura Wiitermiin, Mrs.1 Walter
Dykemun, Miss B u r b a r a
Kotchum, Mm. niclmrd Cor
belt. Tho w I v o i of tho school
board members, Mrs. Lurry
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Frank Cot
ter and Mm. Clifton Howard,
have been invited to preside
t tho tea labia.
Tho trudltlonul formal lea
for tho girl graduates will bo
held at tho homo of Mrs. Ed
ward McKay on Saturday aft
ernoon, May twenty-second
from three, to four o'clock.
, Mm. C o r b o 1 1 announced
' that fen now and outstanding
honor In tho field of scholar
hip, tho S25UU Achievement
Award of tho AAUW, was
conferred upon Dr. Florence
Sclbcrt, associute professor of
the Phlpps Institute. In Phila
delphia, distinguished -b I o
chemist, Internationally fa
mous In tuberculosis research.
Guests for tho day were
Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Clause,
Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Ralph
Buell, and Mrs. John Kuccra.
Monday afternoon, April
twenty-sixth, against a back
ground of blue, yellow and
white, tho St. Luke's guild
gave their annual Easter Mon
day bridge tea at St. Luke's
parish hall.
, The hostesses wero Mrs. J.
) Orln Nichols, Mrs. E. G. Fa
veil, Mm. Archlo Anderson
and Mm. Phil Shulte. Mm.
John Buell and Mm. H. W.
Buhman also assisted. Bou
quets of daffodils and call
lilies decorated the room.
Mm. Favcll and Mrs. Shulte
poured lea. A tablo center
piece of yellow daffodils and
blue and yellow candolabras
completed tho tablo decora
tions. During the tea hour Mrs.
Herbert Sundcrson played pi
ano selections.
Prlzei for the afternoon
were received by Mrs. Art
Herring Mrs. Charles Arzncr
and Mrs. Lurry Fitzgerald.
Faarson-Caldwill
Married quietly on Tuesday
evening at the homo of tho
, ' officiating minister, Arthur
Charles Botos, 51)8 Lincoln
street, wero Mr, Alfred Sid
ney Pearson unci Miss Clnra
Mario Caldwell, both of
Klamath Falls. They were
attended by Mr. James A.
Jackson and Miss Loraine M.
Bralton. Other guests pres
ent wero Mr. and Mrs. Robert
J. Cnldwall and Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Wl.isenbnck, David Wis
senback and Oscar Pearson.
Mr. and Mm. P. J. Olson of
North Ninth street have as
their guests their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Shirley of Livcrmore,
Calif., and their two grand
daughter, Alice Ann and
Laura Leo.
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AUXILIARY
NOMINATES
The Eagles auxiliary held a
regular meeting Thursday
evening, April twenty-second,
at the Eagles hall with fifty
five members present. Re
ports wero given from differ
ent committees and following
tho meeting an Easter party
was enjoyed, Much pralso
goes to tho committee In
charge: Lorna Groves, chair
man: Elaine Floyd, Ida Doo
ley and Goorgetto Llcktcn
stein. On Thursday of this week
' another meeting was held and
nominations for officers an
nounced. Mud nm president,
Maudlo Larson; madam vice
president, Phyllis StcU.cn
muollor;' chaplain, Marjorlo
Perkins and Edna Jensen;
secretary, Tholma Beckham;
treasurer, Leah Pickett; lnsldo
guard, Ida Dooley and Mil
dred Mattos; outsldo guard,
Laura Strang and Agnes
Dowey; three-year trustee,
Lcona Ricktcr and Verio Do
Ian. Past madam presidont
will be Frances Herbert and
installing officer will be Ann
tto Hall.
On Thursday, May tho sixth,
there will be another regular
meeting and election of offi
cers. Initiation of condidatcs
is scheduled and officers and
team members ore requested
to wear formats. Refresh
ments will be served after
the meeting with Ethel Ford,
chairman, assisted by Dorothy
Arney, Leah Pickett and
Edna Jenson,
BIRTHDAY "
OBSERVED
AT TULELAKE "
TULELAKE Carolyn
Ryckman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Ryckman,
celebrating her eighteenth
birthday April twenty-eighth
with a dinner and slumber
party for six girl friends,
was completely surprised
when a house full of other
schoolmates and friends from
Tulolnke, Malin and Merrill
arrived to boost the celebra
tion through an evening of
fun,
invited (or the affair were
Dorothy Thomas, Linda Lee
Galloway, Myrtle Bowan,
Ruth Crowthcr, Joyce Halou
sck and Phyllss Sutton. Later
camo Mary Howell, Iva Jane
Hasklns, Mary Iccnbice, Lloyd
Lewis and, Earl Taber, Mer
rill; Bcrnice McKoen, John
Loosley, Mclba Holbrook and
Toddy Stevenson, Malin;
Gcorgo Crowthcr, Gordon
Birtwhlstlc, Ariel Anderson,
Harriett Coulson, Ted Fish,
Tom Waldrlp, Joe Cox, Jim
Nelson, Jim Patrick, Walter
Mcshko and Vera Maharry,
Tulolake.
Tho party overflowed tho
Ryckman homo to the high
school where the guests and
their hostesses danced, later .
enjoying refreshments.
Mrs. Frank Evans of Wall
street has been spending this
week In Portland visiting
with rolatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gove wera
expected home the last of this
week from Portland where
they have been visiting.
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WE SAW THE BUNNYI
Wanda and Wllma, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow ,
Clark of Malin, seem perfectly delighted over something!
ComarU
MARRIED RECENTLY
A bride of January seventeenth was Grace Louise
Taylor whose marriage to James Elliott Griggs
.of tho United States coast guard, occurred in this
city. Mrs. Griggs Is the daughter of Mrs. May
Norton Taylor of Klamath Falls and Mr. George .
P. Taylor of Pprtland
Reports Slated
At League Meet
Women Voters Plan Session for Monday After
1 noon in Library Club Rooms
Reports of standing committees will be heard Monday aft
ernoon, when the Klamath County League of Women Voters
will hold its regular meeting in the small club room of the
city library.
Mrs. M. J. Young, who was scheduled to present a paper
on "Women's Suffrage Throughout the World," has postponed
this program until a later date, according to Mrs. Everett R.
Dennis, league president. 1
Short discussions will be
given Monday afternoon by
Mrs. Paul Buck, wartime
chairman, and Mrs. E. A.
Geary, head of the foreign
policy study group. Mrs. Buck
will discuss the Reciprocal
Trades Agreement,- and Mrs.
Geary will talk on the Lend
Lease program.
Election of officers for the
coming year will be held at
the meeting, and plans for the
convention of tho State
League of Women Voters will
be discussed. The convention
Is to be held In Portland May
18 and 18. Mrs. Dennis will
represent the local league, and
several other members of the
Klamath group hope to attend
some of the sessions.
Dues for the ensuing year
are now payable, according
to Mrs. E. Laton Stephens,
league treasurer, and members
are urged to make payments
as soon as possible in order
that books may be brought
up to date. The board of di
rectors of the local group has
decided on a plan for gradu
ated dues Instead of the for
mer donation system. By this
method, members may pay a
minimum of one dollar, or as
much more as they may de
sire. Dues wero formerly pay
able in the fall, but the state
league changed this time to
spring at its last convention.
A meeting of the board of
directors will be held at 1
o'clock Monday afternoon
preceding the regular ses
sion, according to Mrs. Den
nis, Mrs. A. LcNocres of Rose
way drive is in San Francisco
to attend the christening of
her new granddaughter, tha
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Hamm. She will also bid fare
well to her son-in-law as Mr.
Hamm expects to lcava soon
for army service. Mrs. Le
Naores' son, William, is now
located with an engineering
division at Camp Claiborne,
Louisiana.
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HERALD AND NEWS,
SHOWER
GIVEN FOR
MRS. ROBERTS
SPRING LAKE Friends of
Mrs. Norma Roberts met at
the home of Mrs. C. H.
Young on Saturday, of last
week and honored her with
a miscellaneous shower.
Present were Mrs. Roberts,
Mm. Pearl Burnett, Mrs. Ma
lam, Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Em
ma Lamb, Mrs. June Alberts
and three children, Kenneth,
Carol and Larry Ray, Mrs.
Clarice Folsom and Agnes
and Rose, Mrs. Mary Brand
jesky and Betty Jane, Mrs.
Crystal Cheyne, Mrs. Amy
Crapo, Mrs. Marion Thomas,
Mrs. Helen Kargcr, Mrs. Stel
la Williams, Mrs. Dazcl Case
beer and Evelyn, Mrs. Maria
Bunnell and son, Ronnie,
Mrs. Blanche Quimby. Host
esses were Mrs. Young and
Miss Cora Young.
Games were played with
honors going to Mrs. Kargcr,
Mrs. Malanl and Mrs. Brand
Jesky. Refreshments were
served later.
AUXILIARY
PLANS MADE
FOR PROGRAM
Plans are being completed
for the entertainment to be
given by tho American Le
gion auxiliary to honor war
mothers of World wars one
and two.
Unable to hold their an
. nual dinner, members of . tha
' auxiliary will sponsor a pro
gram and serve refreshments
at the. Legion hall Saturday
evening, May eighth, at eight
o'clock. The program is di
rected by Mrs. A. P. Heup
with Mrs. Fred Hoilbronner
and Mrs. Henri Conradi serv
ing refreshments. Mrs. Carl
Schubert will be toastmis
tress. As usual, World war one
mothers will be honored guests
and all mothers of men In
this war are especially invited
to attend. Fathers are also
asked. Legionnaires are asked
to be ready to provide trans
portation if necessary. .
Moats-DaLong
Married at the First Christ
: Ian church on Sunday, April
twenty-fifth, at four o'clock,
. wore Mr1. Ralph Dean Moats '
and Anna DcLong. The pas
tor, Rev. Arthur Charles
Bates, read the double ring
ceremony before Immediate
relatives. The guests present
were Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Ksgate, parents of the bride,
Mrs. Ruth Brilton and chil
dren, Mrs. Vera Bcrtrand and
Mrs. Avalon Rogers.
On Thursday, April tha
twenty-second, tho Friendship
club was entertained by
Blanche Motsclienbachcr, with
Lillian Webb assisting. Dessert
luncheon was served by the
hostesses and three tables of
auction bridge were in play
during the afternoon, high
score being held by Ruth
Stanley, low by Cora Ken
nedy and tho traveling prize
warded to Myrtle O'Neill.
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Valley
Women Sew
Red Cro6S Work Done
By Women's Club
Membership
LANGELL VALLEY Mrs.
Bessie Campbell entertained
the Langell Valley Women's
club at her home on Thurs
day at an all-day meeting. A
paper sack lunch was enjoyed
at noon with Mrs. Campbell
serving dessert and coffee.
The Ladies Aid Red Cross
sewing preceded and followed
the business meeting. A letter
was read from Mrs. Alice
Pcatross from San Francisco,
whose health is much im
proved. Mrs. Grace Revell
was awarded the guest prize.
Tho next club meeting will
be on May twenty-seventh
when the club will meet for
dessert at one thirty o'clock.
Hostesses will be Virginia
Thomas and Bessie Frazier.
Members and guests present
at ''Mrs. Campbell's were
Mary Dearborn, Mildred
Campbell, Margaret Burnett,
Theresa Teare, Myrtle John
son, Nettie Davis, Mary
Leidy, Grace Revell, Norma
Campbell, Rebecca House and
Nonie Pcpple,
Mrs. Bill ' Stewart enter
tained with a delightful party
at her home on Saturday eve
ning in honor of the birth
days of Mrs. Merle Brewster
and Bill Stewart. The evening
was spent playing cards, fol
lowed by a buffet supper.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Merle Brewster, Mr. and
Mrs. Johnnie Campbell, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill. Burnett, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Potucek, Mrs.
Claude Murray, Bob Pcpple
and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart.
Mrs. Wesley Dearborn en
tertained a group of children
in honor of the birthday of
her son Bill, who was five
years old on that day. Games
and an Easter egg hunt were
enjoyed followed by refresh
ments. Invited guests wera
Ruth Thomas, Marilyn Dear
born, Helen Dearborn, Mary
Ann Leavitt, Richard Burnett,
David Thomas, Catherine
Dearborn and Bill Dearborn.
The Catholic Daughters of
America held a social meeting
on Monday evening in the
parish, hall. Out-of-town mem
bers attending this meeting
were Mamie Giacomini of
Merrill and Mildred Patrick
of Malin. Various guessing
games were played, with
prizes awarded to Agnes La
Londe, Louise Vaughn and
Mamie Giacomini. The com
mittee for April was com
posed of Phillis Mahoncy,
chairman, assisted by Theresa
Doveri, Hazel Landry, Azita
Kennedy and Mary Parks.
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JOHN AND MYRA-
John Wayne, just four, and
Myra Lorena, not quite two
years old, are children of Mr.
and Mrs. John F. Fabiancy
Jr., of 4944 Homedale road.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. John Fabianey Sr. and
Mr. and Mrs. James Addle
man of Malin.
Kennell-Ellls.
The
Fifteenth Anniversary
of the
Community Congregational
Church
Sunday, May 2
9:0 A. M. Moving Pictures by Rev. T.
D. Preston.
1 1:00 A. M. Dr. Perry F. Schrock, speak
ing. 8:00 P. M. Evening Vespers, Rev. N. F.
Cole.
Monday, May 3
2-4 P. M.A Tea Honoring Mrs. Cola and Mn. Preston.
6:30 P. M. Potluck Dinner Rev. T. D. Preston
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IT'S EASTER!
Richard Ralph Is the seven-month-old
son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. B. Groseclose of Pelican
district. This is his first
Easter.
Kennell-Ellis.
CLUB PRESIDENT
' ENTERTAINS AT
LEGION PARLORS
Members of the Happy
Hour club were entertained
by the club president, Mrs.
R. G. Motschenbacher, on
Tuesday - afternoon in the
American Legion auxiliary
parlors.
Mrs. Dave Robinson was a
guest of the club and mem
bers attending included Mrs.
George Biehn, Mrs. J. J.
Keller, Mrs. Sydney Evans,
Mrs. J. H. Hamilton, Mrs. H.
J. Savidge, Mrs. Jennie Hurn,
Mrs. Maud Hosley, Mrs.
George Humphrey, Mrs. Anna
Funk, Mrs. H. E. Jones, Mrs.
W. J. Steinmetz and the hos
tess. Place of the club's next
meeting will be announced
later.
MVB CLUB
MEETS WITH
MRS. M'PHERSON
Members of the MVB club
met at the home of Mrs. Olive
McPherson on Wednesday,
April the fourteenth, at Mid
land. The early part of tha
afternoon was spent in cutting
garments from materials pur
chased by the club. This was
the third "bundle" made for
the Victory Baby.
The latter part of the day
members enjoyed games, with
honors going to Mrs. Jean Wil
son and Mrs. Hazel Mistier.
Refreshments were served to
Mrs. Hazel Mistier, Mrs. Ja
cob Houck, Mrs. Elizabeth
Casebier, Mrs. Thelma Houck,
Mrs. Vada Schmeck, Mrs.
Edna Travers, Mrs. Ethel Pad
dock and the hostess, Mrs. Mc
Pherson. Mrs. Stanley Pieser Is
spending this weekend in Eu
gene attending the Catholic
Daughters of America meet
ing, t
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stewart
of Merrill were Easter Sun
day dinner guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hend-.
rickson at their home on Ap
plegate street.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Pauley
are again at home on Roseway
drive after being away for tha
past month, visiting in various
California points.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Beals of
South Sixth street have been
spending this week In Port
land on a combined business
and pleasure trip.
Whan In Madford
Stay at
HOTEL HOLLAND
Thoroughly Modern
Jea and Anna Earlay
Proprietors
Tulelake
Word has been received by
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Duggan from
their daughter, Mrs. Jerry Fer
rier, Portland, that her husband.
training In the army air corps.
is stationed at Logan, Utah
Mrs. Ferrier and baby daughter
hope to pay Mr. and Mrs. Dug.
gan a visit early in June before
going to Utah to visit Mr. Fer
rier, who was formerly associat
ed with the Merrill branch.
First National Bank of Port
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F.
Terry, now living at Casa
Grande, Ariz., have been here
for several days on business, in
connection with their homestead
in the Tulelake district.
Several college and university
students, home for the Easter
holiday, have returned to their
classes. Virginia Hooper from
Oregon State visited with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Hooper, and Angeline Galloway,
studying at Chico State college
was with her mother, Mrs.
Harry Galloway.
Albert Burleigh, formerly of
Tulelake and now serving as a
navy gunner, visited here Wed
nesday. Burleigh has Just re
turned from duty in foreign
waters where he served on a
troop transport.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dillard
and children, Marguriete and
Lee of Eagle Point, visited last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Uel
Dillard and family. Mr. and
Mrs. M. A. Bowman, Merrill,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barks and
family, Tulelake, and other res
idents in this area. The Dillards
are former Merrill residents,
Dillard having been manager
of the Merrill telephone district
for some time.
Jack Alsup, eighth grade stu
dent, is reported to have sub
mitted to an appendectomy
Tuesday at Hillside hospital,
Klamath Falls. The boy, an
honor student and scheduled to
graduate early in May, is re
ported to be seriously ill.
Charles K. Weise was in Med-
ford Wednesday on business.
The personnel of the military
guard at Newell were enter
tained at a pre-Easter party Sat
urday night by the Winema Wel
fare club under the USO pro
gram, that has made possible
over a period of months enter
tainment for the young men in
camp.
Music for the dance was furn
ished by W. H. Anderson and his
orchestra and a few square
dances added zest to the affair.
A number of civilian guests were
numbered among the ISO who
enjoyed the evening and re
freshments at midnight.
Mrs. French E. Johnson, chair
man of the local USO branch,
was in receipt of a letter of ap
preciation early this week from
Captain Maples, commanding of
ficer at Newell.
Dr. and Mrs. Donald Reiben,
San Francisco will arrive about
May 1 for a visit in the homes
of the doctor's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Reiben and Mrs.
Reiben's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
French Johnson. Dr. Reiben has
been called to Salt Lake for of'
ficer's training and will report
May 6. Mrs. Reiben will remain
here for the duration.
Florence Dunlap and Frances
Yost engineered a . successful
plant sale for the auxiliary of
Tulelake. Legion post Tuesday.
Members of the auxiliary and
Mr. and. Mrs. Almo Newton of
Winema gardens, donated gener
ously and the flowers and veg
etables sold added a neat sum to
the treasury.
Mrs. Frank Zlabek will serve
the Tulelake branch of the Par-
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Klamath's Cosmetic Center
Sth and Main Phone 4514
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Spring Lake
Among those who have moved
their cattle to summer pasture
are Ward Dolan, Everett Moun,
Bob Hunt and Otto Balin. Sum
mer pasture Is reported to be
very good.
The heavy rains have slowed
up farming in this district. Most
farmers are running their trac
tors day and night. .,
Laurenco Gray bought a Cat
erpillar tractor last week. Lau
rence is farming the home place
this year.
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Casebeer
and two sons, Lewis and Don
ald, and little daughter, Evelyn,
called on Mrs. Helen Karger
Sunday.
Mrs. A. C. Karger and two
children, Jack and Janyce, went
to Portland Sunday evening to
join Mr. Karger who is working
in the shipyards.
Mrs. June Albert sustained a
painful injury Monday when
she stepped onto a nail.
Kenneth Low is staying out
of school this Week with the
mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Coe of this
district have sold their farm
and bought a place In Ashland.
They have lived here many
years and friends regret their
leaving but wish them the best
of success in their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Jackson
motored to Portland last week,
returning with a new auto
mobile. Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway have
returned to their home after
being gone .all winter. Mrs.
Hathaway was doing war work
in Washington.
t Mr. and Mrs. Ed Huffman
and daughter, Oma, were Klam
ath Falls visitors Wednesday.
Milton Mays from Rogue
River was visiting friends in
Spring Lake Sunday.
Bill Hamilton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Tomb, has been
promoted to sergeant. Bill has
been stationed at Fort Stevens
for a long time. He was a stu
dent from Henley high school
and enlisted in the army in
1941. His brother Bob, also a
student from Henley school, has
been over in North Africa for.
several-months. His folks have
not heard from him for soma
time.
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Courthouse Records :
. Complaints Fllad ,
Wilma E. Gemmer versus
George Charles Gemmer. Suit
for divorce, charge cruel and
inhuman treatment. Couple mar
ried in Goodland, Kansas, Oc
tober, 1932. Plaintiff asks cus
tody and support of three minor
children. J. C. O'Neill attorney
for plaintiff.
Justice Court
Wilma Schonchin. Failure to
procure operator's license. Fined
$5.50.
Robert Eldon Rodgers. Fail
ure to procure operator's li
cense. Fined $7.
Edwin Morritt Kersey. Fail
ure to procure operator's lr
cense. Fined $5.50.
ent and Teachers congress as
president during the coming
year. Her co-officers include
Mrs. Leonard Meshke, vice pres
ident; Mrs. L. Olscn, secretary
and Mrs. Chester Stonecypher,
treasurer. The new officers will
be. installed on May 7. The
meeting in the evening will be
a social affair complimenting the
cast of the play given recently
by the PTA and the director,
Mrs. Ray Aiken.
Always read the classified ads.
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and summer. Stops underarm
peripirslion odor and penplratioa
Uflf 1 to dsjrt. Sife. Pun. Not
at ill sticky or greasy. Creamy,
moothl on, disappear. No need
to rinse off. Buy today. ui
50 on arery dollar jart
for DRUGS