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ACADEMY Moffett wo going to ask Mr. Baggarly for the; School House?” was a momentous question during the “Small Fry” held their dance.! at the Old Academy. The latd Bradford Bag‘rustee..._.sole cusproperty— keepid none but those allowed to hanto him that the he called them, went for permission to hold their dances at the Old Academy. It isn’t on record that he ever refused permission, but there was ion as to who ing, who should ...and take them always much, di should do the * go foe the key: back again. Murat Willis!; chairman of the dance committed General Manager and Mr. Biggarly, said “ring leader” of the! Teen-age Club, always insisted that Frankie Dudley was the one go. The “Com:lt safe in going if she would proking, and there iriftee" always ahead with plan: mise to do the was much rejoicing vtfhen she would consent. She newsy-,failed in her mission and alwjays delivered the keys on time_and .took them back with the assurance that the School House had beep taken care of and left clean add in order. Securing the left to John Cai ton Cary Hetti Miller .. thi music”, and the counted upon to early “tuning ui It was a most music was often iter, George Burick and Walter* “guaranteed the usicans could be be in their places for the dance, nusual orchestra. many man say they
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