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a few weeks ago.
Mfs. Pullen and Mrs. Kendsll are giving us good meals again this year.
Mrs. Jessie H. Cox attended a district meeting of the Virginia Education Association in Alexandria recently. She presided over the group meeting for primary teachers when the subject for discussion was remedial Teading.
Shirley Jurnigan, of the 9th grade, was spotted pleading with" a reporter not 'rto p.t, in the “Little Washington Post’* about her eventful trip to Baltimore. Of course, we dcntt do such a thing, Shirley. . . . Did you have a nice time? The wonder of the year is: How can Jo Ellen Worth e&t for lunch*two sandwiches, a lOc-iBabe R»,th, and a popsiekle and yet walk . around griping about being hungry. , • • .
The high school girls had a Very duceessfuk day selling advertisements for the school annual, Echo. We wish to thank the business men for their liberal,.contributions and hearty co-operation’.
Wiley Allen Gentry inquires of Helen Nethers as to what is the fatal attraction of the Sperryville hoy3. . . No answer! \
The recent purchase of a tape recorder as added much toward proper English . and better pronunciation.
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