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Odds And Ends
Lucy Mae will never be lonesome on these cold winter nigkhts. She can just put a record on that new console phonograph-radio, she received on Christmas.
Miss Bonnie G. took a big trip to Washington, D.C., during the holidays. ,1 ,
Funny, everybody was thrilled at getting out of school, but they seem mighty glad to be back.
Catherine received a nice watch for Christmas.
Gladys R. got almost everything she wanted for Christmas, except a stocking cap.
Is Bimbsy ever /ltucky! How ’bout it Audrey?
Lila W. is riding around in a green Chevrolet with a Sperryville boy.
Ada Mae F. names R.F. a£ her one "and only.
As soon as Alee Mae secures a package of brains—as she says she doesn’t have any at the time —she’s going to write an article for the Little Washington Post. If you ask me, you don’t need brains. GBR writes for it.
Jo showed off her new blue strapless evening dress at a New Vear’s hall.
While we were away on holiday, Husky S. won a bicycle given at Skipper’s. Now he can make trips to Amissville. How ’bout it, Huskie?
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