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    HIS SON STILL SHINES ON FOREVER

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    Order-of-the-eastern-starsHIS SON STILL SHINES ON FOREVER — Int’l Free & Accepted Modern Masons Inc. & Order Of The Eastern Stars-SE Session Church fellowship at New Mt. Olive Baptist Church. Standing Left to Right- Sis. Shiwana Williams-Peele, Sis. Tauja Wright, Sis. Tracey Irving, Sis. Drucilla Baptiste, Sis. Katrina Jackson, Friend Malik Murphy. Sitting-Left to Right-Sis. Ella Morgan, Sis. Joan McDonald, Sis. Rosemary Simms, Sis. Lucretia McClinton, Sis. Mildred Davis and Sis. Bonnie Thompson.

     

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