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Mr*. Downing Wood screamed her way ;0 victory in the nusbaaUfU ct-liing „ contest at Washington Eign School' Friday nkt i., and Farmer Ned Jone? defeated two finalists, Farmer Cheatham and Farmer Luttreil, with a mighty heg-rousing call!

The annual Hi&llowe’en party cf Washingon H.gh School, sponsored by the faculty as the only money making project of tee year, was toeld the rainy nig.-r, of Friday, October L8. Although the weather prevented some f;om attending, there was the usual assortment of devils, ghosts, witches and other frightening personalities seen through a steady downpour of confetti accompanied by music from horn?, whistles, and rattles.

The costume Uprises were won by Mr. Keatts, disguised as an old woman; Elizabeth Verner and .Wallis Nether* . .. .

The first contest conducted by. Mr. link was the budbsnd-calling contest in which Mrs. Downing 0> t-sereamed her competitors, Mrs. ftotherdord and Mrs. Wado Pullen.

After the roof settled down, Bobby Nicholson won a. cracker eating race, and a winding cotton off a spool contest was won by Julie Atkins.

Ten men wept down before the amazing prowess and technique exhibited by Ned Jones in the hog-calling contest. VUWWWtMMMMMMMWI

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