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A h , Minnie Parr of.Arienta,'Uinois,",will be,,bwned & pueen
of thc campus a t the annual May
Festival to bc held a t 8:15 p: m.,
!day 31,' in the college gymnasium. The m'mnacn of Miss Parr's
iopnt' are Elsie Mac: Padgett,
Cyclone, Indiana; Betty Smith,
Acton,, .Indiana: . Lois WcKain,
Huntington, Indiana, and 'Amella
Bmoks, Mohawk, M i a n a . t
Julia Cieorbe of Nappanee,
Indiana,'.is' the rotiring quecn.
Her murt members are Jean Niller, 'Bourbon. 'Indiana: hbrtha
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Ian& Bogle, Indianapolis; Sylvia
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part of underelasanen and much
hedging by the Seniors, the prjvil@cd class finally pulled out for
their .annual skip ,on. p e s d i y ,
&ray 13,: at'.,5:00 a. m.. To the
credit d the wily underchssmen
i t must be said that they were up
in full force to "help:' the Seniors
dr& and slip out and gaily sing
to them ,'We're sorry you're going'away:, from the balmny of
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'The' Seniors s&t 'the' day at
Turkey . Run, 'laking the trails,
falling in, crceks, end generally
having fun. "Professor Roy %vis
chaperoned' the 'group. ' A . telcg r i m dispatched Umt morning informed the, "stay-at-homes"'
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their destination.
With the' restraining ''Senior
dignity absent,. the ' underclass. superintendent of St. J&cph Con-1 Thcn came that unforgettable m& went to work. "e customferencc. Rcvercnd R. 11. Turley. day when word w a received from ary class flag J& on the flag pole
mlicge pastor, will give the hen& "higher authorities" that SMO u'as hauled d o y n and 'P*?S pbced
must leave Dailcy Hall.. Conse- in the main comdor of 'the Ad-'
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J u n e I. 194kBaseball gamAfte; a few hectic days with, switched 'and dothes were ,hidAnderson-Here 2 0 0 P. hI.
the Buxton BOYS.ShIO. smellins, 3en; beds were salted or quipped
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Evangelical Theological Seminary, we had d little friend once, &,t
Naperville, Illinois. He has:held h i 'dbn't libe here
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this position since 1939 and has of COUTX ' everybody. knows
been a faculty.memher.there for slro. He's that fat little'hunk
twenty-'one years. He is a former of
that caused io much
pastor of the Manchester Church, disturban= on the c&p.& about
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Heininger received his Ph.D. de-'
grec in 1933 from th8 University .He has been the victim of many
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June 10, 1946Rcgistratiori for1 to petand play' with. ',
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music, Miss hbry Iiucy. head of
lhe homc~,economirsdopartmet, ,
has charm of costumes, hlrs. Nellie+M<spn;hcJd-of the art'depart- -'.
ment, dmrations; and hIrs. Luis
buts, instructor &'girls' physi- .
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Corner Landscaped
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and Hanna is at last materializing the plans of I; C. C. studehts
b y making a more'attractive entrance to the campus.'. T h e mcmbers of the Art,Club as.'sponsors
this project have made it the'f
main activity of the school year.
A number of small-evergreens
have been planted, and within
a short time the land is t o be leveled and sodded., A 'six .by eight
foot sign will be put up'bearing
the name of the college and the
emblem. ' Financial support was
given by the faculty and staff of
thc'cqliege and the following stui
dent' organizations ?re ,also contributing:'Vesta Club, 's. C. A,
Veterans' Association, International Relations Club, English. Club,
Philalethea, T h e l l o s i a , Philagathca, Boarter Club, Alpha'Psi Omega, Music Club; and t h e Library.,
The progrim will be centered
around mem!krs d the physical
:ducation department. T h e s e
mm&& will dca?onstrate their
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On Friday, May 17
'Awards Day f o r .1&5-46 was'
observed Friday; May 17, -at'thc
chapel period.
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first and Buxton a close second.
lhe World ' Studcnt Friendship
Pfoject came to a very successful
'finis.'' New Hall with a goal of
Porty dollars cr&ed the 'goal line
on Thuisday. Dray 9. with DuxLon just'three d o b r s short. Final
tabulation up to'this time shows
I total of $359.81 raised with a
184.81 surplus over the original
goal of $275.. All groups reached
their go& With -on
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taollty leading in .the amounts.
w e r t h y aOaL Twenty-fin per.
cent of the total amount will go
Lo'the.ald of war impoverished
students .all over .the world, and
seventy-five .per cent goes to thc
Rnaneing of one of our o w n stuients-as a missionary project to
mica. The.S. C. A. wishes to
txtend'its gmtitude i n d sin&
thanks to ' t h e solicitors in each
lormitory and each m u p who
lid a'splcndid jbb in "bringing
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m n made. known yet, but ' w e
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mow thB shnding we made.
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Greyhound
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. marchestat the games'..and for your cpn-.
certs;. orchestri, f o r the concerts; string
ensemble, for the incidental music; chapel
choir, for the beaukiful muslc at"convocations: trio, for representing us; chorus,
.clarinet trio,.and all.the rest; music pro-.
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' who' helped when' needed, ' for..writing
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'you had much other.work to do., Thank'
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even .if it was only' being, a . part; of the.
I . . .school and its activities, thank you.' Let's:
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A real education consists 'more of'lvis.dom"'than.' of "knowledge; Its: essence, is
more in the realm of'.value. judgments
than .:an accumulation- of facts. 'Recent
:events in the scientific world-hnd on' the,
international..scene emphasize anew' 'the
f a c t that knowledge is not enough.' It re:
quires.more than knowledge to adequately maintain:our civilization;': This is .not
to say that knowledge, yes,'an ever.,increasing amount .of knowledge, ,is not
necessary and*-essential. But rather to
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;It has bee'n 'said ' t h a t " k e do 'that'
which- we most desire to do." This is only
another way of saying that our actions
are determined by our scale 'of vdues.
If, therefore, actions are wrong;.it follows
that .our scale of values is maladjusted.
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,regard to the element of time. 0ur.effortsand .energies may be expended,entirely
.upon those things .which. have .only. immediate value t o us. All of u s like t o eat
our.cake .but many do not"rea1ize until
after it is eaten that we cannot eat it dnd
still have it for a future tim'e: Over and
over again we are faced mitli the problem .of our childhood; shallPI'spend.my
penny for a chocolate.drop which is consumed in one bite'or for an all-day sucker.
jvhich will last for hours., Too frequently.
me decide in favor of the chocolate drop;
The'things for which we.labor do not
have;values which:are.~perma'nent. Most
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regard..to .the element :of.quantity.:-.We:
i r e enamored with size. The bigger some.thing is, the more. there is of it, the better
we like it.' We have heard the'old adage
'which is true to much of life that. "'Good.
goods a r c wrapped in small"pickages,"
but yw have'never taken it seriously. We:
'have .rather based our actions?upon' the
.theory that if a little is:good;more must'
be'better: .It has led us to home absurd
situations.'. .Consider .the field. of education where universities number their students in tens of thousands and-where individual classes may. enroll :several .bundred.. The concentration .of life in.some
of our larke cities where houses are built
against each 'other 'and apartments g o ,
' u p many stories. high is further evidenco
of this maladjustment.in our: value scale
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scale.may be out of line, however, .is in
regard'to quality evaluations. .Appreci-.
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individual.. It is, in fact, the outward reflection of.the quality which exists within
the life: This, is n o t ' a new.idea. Paul;
long ago, -considered i t , when;he .wrote
his. letter to. the Philipian. church. ,You,
will recall that h e . wrote. to them these
words: ;'Whatsoever things..are honest
whatsoever things .are just, ,whatsoever
.things are pure, whatsoever. things arc
lovely, whatsoever things are of .good.,re.port;.if there be .any .virtue and if there
.be any praise,. think on these .things.", He,
was asking these early. Christian pcople
to put. qunlity of life, first on .their scale',
of. values. :The things he mentions. are
.marks of quality and an appre,ciation of
them by.an individual marks that person
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of the necessity of- putting:.life quality
first:,It is important in education, in busi'ness, and in social life, -It is essential.for.
t h e . Christian college' t o ! ,champion this
:point of view for when these colleges send
forth graduatcs who know life's facts and,
at the same time have their scile.of values
in .:proper adjustment ' t o . the...spiritual
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Yep, Ginger has been eaves-bop- at the m o d fiiday seivice held .
ping again!
..Say, hradonna, a t the .Vogue Theater. On April
w h a h this3 hear :about. a few 23 he spoke at the Beech Grove
bugs -spoiling' a :whole evening's
High School.. On April
gave
plans?
: Some-of our blonde the~commencement
address at
beauties might. have been dsap- Clay City, Indiana. He +tended
pointed on Q certainevening when and spoke.,at the hIinisterial In- :
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St. Jw Conference at
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on
and 8. On &ray
and not them. Too'.bad. girls. .'. 19 he Save the baccalaureate ad. , .
Well, all I can'say is there must dress at
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be something'in Kentucky seeing Miss Anna Mary Glick, hk.Eu- :
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Of Our
gene .hIogle, Helen Whaley, and'. . .
dents are still going south of the Janet Bogie presented for the y's
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border: .'.:hIcNiece believes. in hlen,s Club on .April 3o a review ;
keeping his bed high' and..dry. of victor IIerbert*s Opf.+tta, ;q-he '
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hear, :Vooden is hoping that BenSpring nreeting o f . the Indiana
nie'doesn't lose the key to "the Academy. of Science on May110
room." ' * *
Hadley? how
and ll'which'was held at Turkey ':
does ' i t feel to live with-trash?
Run State park..
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be putting a halt to a lot of pitch- morning and
services . .
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Danny
at Cooper9s Chapel u. B. Church
is some pitcher.. There ar8. some ne^ Covingtbn, ,Indiana,. on hIay
people, who a r e ' .wondering, ,I
5.' In the afternoon of'hlay 9 she
guess. Give them a break :and
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a t 'a hIother and Daughter
have a 'date, Dan.'. This stream.
Tea a t Pendieton given by the U.'
lined vehicle that Outcalt rides to B. Church.. That evening she
school is'the envy of the camp-.
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One didn't realize there were spoke at the White River Branch
Meeting in Terre -Haute. ' She
so' many seniors 'until, the Sirls
were . given senior privileges. gave the Mother's Day address a t
the Holmes Avenue Free
Where are the underclass girls?
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Church, Indinapolis on xIay .
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Ask .Smitley .'about. the Big
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Three meeting.'JVhen's the p y t
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Mnference.iVernon? BY the way. . Dr. Harry DeVries
what's this ahout. Eadie having R. Xek attended, the 31ississippi
:ombetition by correspondence? Valley Historical Association a t
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Prof.
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With the enQof school and exams speaking
~B::Bibl~:In~eSt,gbti6don,\Vednesday nights at:
to .--coming. up soon^ there' seems to
the Y. AI. C. A. in Indianaylis.
b e . a lull in'these secret missions
and rendezvous ,bt'point x.,;'... On April 24 he spoke a t the portlandU. B. Church and a t the PortIt seems that the omce girls can
f0l~OWlA
rate chomlate sundaes when the land High'Schwl,on
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students :can't. This I hear from
fellows. Wish we had spoke to the'Indianapolis Church' .
.. me think Federation.. ,On hIay 5 he spoke
tertain people should'take better a t 'the First Evangelical Church
in Indianapolis . i n , t h e , morning
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the .Hartford.City U. .'B. . '
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Who .Prof. Bok 'Davis'spoke t0 the , ,
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. Dr. Russel hlerkel attended the
halition? Good bo$, Eddie!
what was it
heard' about Q director's meeting of the State A:..
water' fight .with pitchers in the dult,Education Association a t t h e ,
kitchen? hlust , have been fun, Hotel Severen on bray .11.IIe also
Koon;.
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_ d6wn. tiie attended the State Schoolmaster's
paper, kids, and 'go study for Club luncheon i n d ' afternoon,.
:xams.' Nice having known you meeting on hIay. 11. at the.Clayihis year. See.you next year.
pool Hotel.
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With all due apologies for the
?mission o f an interview,with one
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Convention,
John Wallen has a t last been seen.
Johnny ham't decided as yet just
what.he wants to do, but it has
Kokomo'on'the morning
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support him for the rest.of his
life to be:his wii-ny
who are
eligible. please. mntact Johnny.
His hobbies &d, pastimes? 'Any
and all. sports.. ,He :proves. himself well as I.'C: C.'s.first.baseman when he stretches o u t ' t o
catch those throws to first. The
lNZ,.graduating class of Bellport,
Long Island,' Save, us Cpl. Johnny
a f t e c h e hed served three yean
and two months in the Army Air
Corp.&' Ten months were'ppent
Those attending were: 'Dr. and
hIrs. Esch, Dr. and hlrsi'hIerke1;
Dr. DeVries, Dr.. Turley. Prof.
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The She >Vis just a simple'wreck.
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niarilyn Sonncr .On
Pons"'Beguine",
a~ medley.. including at Cifaldi's: The Wanquet rwm piano
She played
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'Sqnner.
C h o ~Her
maiface'
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On .Wednesday, "May
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At 830 eve&ne assembled in
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h k i o n m Padgett on "why I'm Jane Turley, -'mistress 'of icere- m e n u , , : iountry-frih {chicken, for;a party. V e h a Bai1ey;presi- When gentlemen come calling, .
Not Going Out This Week"$ pat mOnies,;announced ,the following g&n' beans, escalloped pdatdes, dent of the 'dorm, was mistress To these torbidden halls .
Ha.rpcr O n 'what I would Do *e program:'a.duet of Garth Webber,,'spiing :salad, ,hot +l~.'apd'mar- of. ceremonies. First Marjorie Daisy will be. waiting
Next TWO Evenings If I .Could trombonist, and Alonro Nicodem: malade, m d ice.'Weam and cake. Drew led the .group i n . singing Trgreet their "sweet" wolf calls.
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Do as I Please,'!'and.Elsie Pad- us, euphoniumist, .Jean Miller,l:.
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ceremonies, Pauline Hutchinson:,read Scrip"
' : Miriam Reed was awarded, the um solo: Joan Priest; piano ,=lo; presented +,ella Brooks; junior ture and led ,a prayer., ' A mother- . .
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t h e and Phil Akard, 'playing an ac- class president, : mho gave; t h e daughter .duet ' w ~ ~ s ' no ne the
. outstanding. senior- member,:. at cordion and' a harmonica' at the ,veleoi,,e to the seniors. Rbbert p r q g r m . , ~ r s .Brown and Lucille ' . . , . .
senio<ciasspresidmt, gave si:g,;'God's ~ y ~ jvada.Hobthe senior session '&Philal+hea, same time.' The applause' timed
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given: "Celestial Bodies," Mar#
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tha . Talboit; ~ ~ f i e l u d to'
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'a wedding, whim pro.i.ed t o be daughter. . m s . ..Cachran
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Sylvia Sholty; and a piano' solo,
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.~mem~ers..of IUie-cla&es;for
Ever. Ca~ed-edr.h~e~Like-Jesus".
fiave' returned to -haunt .Irs*.'h.
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Janet Bogle., ;.;I , ; '
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Raberta: G w d sang;!'M-0-T-H- ' .those ghosts! '
ZmPronnptu L , s p e + a
we're prognam of the year,' Thurday mbromptu speeches; the'sp,mkThose 'worried .gals,: say:.from
given as follows: !'What phila- eveiin>,
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facultyer!, were, .Helen 'iw'aley, Carrol EX'. :, Marilyn. Sonner,. pianist,
'Dailey. Hall,',... " ' . . . ' . . .
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ryn Deal, who' graduated..last itfiller, 'announced: the following Forman; and C h d o n Geiger. An
yo3r; "Last Fsiday.Night;, earl pro$rar;lt .The'.'G. I, se;s :the expression -of approciation and and the mothers became better Now, girls, y0.u should'know betBack Next Year, country, ~ f i~ ~~ ~~~ n
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best' &shes:.to. the graduating acquainted. About thirty mbthers , ten than fret. . . . . . . .
Priest; "I'll
And How!" Madha Talbott; 'and forgettable Character, Jane m.:Class ComPlded .the
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. recital' on F r i d a y , ' h l a y ' l 7 . ' , ~ i s ~ ..
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patrick from AYES Bridal Bureau' Ch&l'Ch&, was held at "Whkstanding freshman boy and 'girls tor, . ., .: j
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talk .to dhem-.about ,weddings. pering.Wind* on'Sat&ay,..May
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. 'She talked. o f . her 'vkrk in the 18:i ~ l r ; Ouhaft;.
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. . . '. . gerald, and for the'-outstanding And'really hope that Hugh'll be
boy. and .girl to Robert . ,:. 61ad ~. , . ., . . . . . . . .
, bureau
.. and &e d the amusing dent,:, am'b"ncid 'the. program: . (Contkked from pa& 1).' , . senior'
Sachs. and Jean
incidents. which have ;hZiPP:ned pornbone solo' by'.Garth' Weber
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Miss Sibyl Weaver; in .the a& To
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, Niece's bed: was 'Placed: On': the
Indianapoljs branch qf 'the'. Nais just about'five feet' .'
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-.appreciated , s e e i n g ; 1 wedding & ~ ~ ~ &
i n de. sguests present UPPmost Pa$ ..of Buxton
She's,smart,
gqd-lookin'*'nice . ',.
go?,
veils, 'traveling suit, and were President and Mrs: I. Lynd
m e : harried ,couples .'in Women, presented the 1946 award
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to sew* to cook;.and '
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discuss@ from bcgin+ng to,end, and',hfn. , ~ lOutcolt;
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swelkst
.pies;,,md
West
and very few details were over- hfiller,. ~~i~ Nicodemus; janeice ' 'At .dinner
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time one,car
... load of yeai..'jointly, to ..Harold. Harmon
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boked 'sin& .an oppoitunity wa; Shockley, ..Jean ': Millei;: Hazel .the..truants,,rolled :in, complete fpr, his "It'Started at Ch$stmas,"
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y . about Hayden;.:Edwin. Pellett, ' Harold order. .Peace: 6ottled.back with. Club, s a v e the award. offered by There's none'other'd love YOU
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hanging
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secbnd
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Seven members are' back in
school and'more are expected io
return' next.fal1. hIr.'hTogle led
a discussion of the past experiences and services of the Chorus.
Probably the, outstanding 'experience 'in the minds'of.the Chorus
members .was the irip they took
,on December,, 7 , ' 1941. After:a
wonderful day, of programs their
radio broadcast was. interrupted
to announce the bombing of Pearl
'Harbor. One'member was killed
in ihe: war, Darrell Ratlifl. -.A
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