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GRACIOUS GIVING . . . is a priceless charac
ter trait; and children who participate in the
"Friendly Beggar's Night" . . . a Halloween
project designed to help needy families over
seas, will have the opportunity to realize the
pleasure of sharing. Instead of collecting treats
for themselves, they will collect suitable objects
for others under the sponsorship of the Council
of Church Women. Soap, thread, safety pins,
yarn or , wearable clothing are ,
some of the welcome item you
can give to a "Friendly Beggar"
who will be identified - by an
American Friend Seric Com
mittee sticker. For additional in- , '
formation call Mrs. Winifred
Lambie 8050. (M.R.)
VICKIE . . . sitting by "Penelope Punkin" is 10
months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Carter, 4755 Clinton Avenue . . . and Debbie
: , . . H'j months . . . is daughter of Mr. and
,Mr$. William Tycer, 125 Hillside. Their mothers
are not only sisters, but are twins . . . Gale
Carter and Dale Tycer. Too young to venture
out Halloween for "Trick or Treat," they won't
:c :t ktjiu arandoarenti. Mrs. G. C. Motley and
va. ..J M- Rnu Carter will Dfovide amolv for them. ,f ) m 5k
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