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Mary Bailey and Henry Timbers, Misses Ann Freeman, Louemma Fletcher, Josephin* Bridget, Francis and Shriley Gatewood, Patricia Bailey, Charlene Brown. Delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Ed Bailey and Mrs. Mary Brown.

HAPPENINGS AT SCRABBLE

The in an iiating committee for Jr. League officers: Marion Carpenter, Carl Lee Carter, Carl Frye.

Candidates; Pc ..—Hilary Carpenter, Arlene Wallace; V-Pres.—Jean Carpenter,. Lois Frye*; Sec.—Ruth Williams, Jean Peyton; Assistant Sec.—McKinley Carpenter, Howard Frye; Treas.—William Carpenter, Luvenia Williams; Registrar—Gene Williams; Campaign Song - Tune of paw paw patch, written by Arlene Wallace.

"The Campaign is On Us” Where oh! where are the candidate —officers?— Giving their campaign speeches in class!

Marion Carpenter Gr. 5 is the room secretary until after election.

Sunday guests of Mrs. Hattie Jack_son were Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Wigington and son, Johnnie Jr. of Burke, Mr. Thomas Wigington, Charlie Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Jackson of Burke, Mrs. Charlie Williams and her son and daughter-in-law and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie WilLams, Mr. and ’.!ts J • 1 U.in v aid daughter, Mrs. Charles Jackson of Peola Mills.

James Russell of D. C. was a week end guest of his parents, Mr. - and Mrs. R. Russell.

SCHOOL

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