called for "a perpetujil dissatisfac tion with things as they are To be satisfied is to be static, and I here is too much to be done to accept ii Hubbard Kecegni/cd Toastmaster Smith recognized F. W Hnbba-d. i,t KarmviHr the i'-daeonly living oha■ ter member from -the dav of nrjmn’zatKm in May. 100a ili a!: o ptf-ontod W A War "i . j ■ .if rj of ihr Odd Fellow: home at Lynch burg. and Eugene Forester, present noble gsand of the focal lodge After-banquet entertainment wa> provided by {out Long wood College students. Barbara Simpkins. Caro lyn DcHaven, Wayne Boydcn and .loan Ga iter. Mrs. Emily Landrum, ol the Lcngwood College faculty, introduced each before dance, mi; pc and lnstrntucn'al numbers Toastmaster Smith presented each s*.': pvi . ii 0*„ -
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