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uncertainty of what was spoken Lefever: March 15th , 2007. I’m Carole LeFever and I’m at the home of Ms. Hazel Jackson, a long-time friend, and this is something I’ve wanted to do for a long time myself—have this conversation about your history, coming to Lancaster, starting maybe even where you came from

persons to get it started. Um, we had set up um a nice club, and there was also a bar put in for the members to um, have libations if they wanted it. And of course, we used the um, the Elks whenever we had a ball or anything like that because the building we had was too small, so um hopefully you’ll see

and the program starting with the call to order and salute to colors. Um, followed by a solo uh, [Vester] Thornton who was a well known local baritone, very good. He sang the Star Spangled Banner. Prayer was offered by Chaplain James A. Yule. Uh…a reading by— L: What church was Pastor Yule, do you

, because I wanted to learn how to drive. L: But you didn’t know how to drive? W: No. L: Okay. W: But they taught ya. L: Okay. W: And that’s what I wanted. And so I signed up for it, after my basic training was over, and so anyhow when the orders came down mine was for more like secretarial work. L: Your