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iAore Preocher Philosolhy

Two colored preachers were exchangtng information and opinion about their religious affairs. One of thern asked: i, "Ott' how is colleckshuns at you' chu'ch, Brothah Jackson?"

dey is, an' on de othah han', Ah has seen 'em bettah; but Ah confesses Ah ain't nevah seen 'em so good dat Ah had to stop in de middle of de colleckshun an' go ernpty de box."

And then there was the time when Mose Landrn owner of a small cotton patch, was asked how-he was getting along? He said: "Po'ly thank de Lawd, mouty po'ly. An' if'n things don't pick up Ah'rn goin' to quit farrnin' and goin' to preachin'. Ah've done it befo' an' Ah ain't a bit too good to do it agin."

ond INTEGRITY L.

Los Angeles lfoo-Hoo-Ette Club No. t held its lanuary meeting on the 13th at Man Jen Low restaurant, 475 Gin Lin! Way, Chinatown. Many of the lumberwomen declared this wai the best Chinese dinner they had ever enioyed-'nuf said ! Ex-President Mabel Staser's son gave the Hob-Hoo-Ettes an enlightening discussion on the pros and cons of incorporating the club and the members will decide on the move. Mrs. Christina Walsh of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. gave a splendid talk on public relations and "Telephone Courtesy" and the dividends it will pay; every member present gained some fine advice on the subJect.

The door. prize was won by Mildred Evans (right) and she was also hailed by President Ida Cunner and Bessie Stewart for the very outstanding job she has done with the Program committee wo.rk this term.

Plans are now being completed for the club's third annual "Bosses'