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“Odd* and Ends'*
Shirley Corbin was escorted tp ' the Rocket-Strasburg game by a certain Mr. Settle.
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Helen Nethers could jhardiy carry that big box of candy which was hpr Christmas present from W. S.
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Libby Brady in' answer to a person asking her if she’d opened P.B.’s present said "of course not, but as there was a little ho re in the wrapping I couldn’t IVelW from seeing what was in th'afbox.
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Mary MiUert Lucy Mae and Lena Mae, what a jolly trio in that red truck.
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•Congrats' to "Lois WJ, Lucy Mae, Lois R., and Rosie Mae for their peppy cheer-leading last Friday night.
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All the classes enjoyed their home room parties on Thursday evening.
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Ronnie C. says she doesn't like Airchie B< bitft we think phe’fe fooling.
* * * .... The ^holiday from school has brohght happiness to many, but the question foremost in my mind is "How can Miss Owen be happy, when she is at home and Carlyle is here”?—^Parting is such sweet sorrow!! _* » *__
And Mr. Stoutameyer and Bob' Cook—among many *— are probably counting the days until Miss Wood's lovely voice will be heard in the fair city of Flint Hill.
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