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THE FULL MOON
March, 192S.
THE GIRLS OF SENIOR CLASS
ENTERTAIN THE BOYS
The girls of the Senior Class en
tertained the boys of the class and
the teachers at a George Washington
party Monday night, February 23 at
the home of Creelman Rowland. The
house was attractively decorated with
hatchets and flags appropriate for he
occasion. Hearts dice was played at
seven tables. This was foMowed by
progressive conversation. The most
entertaining feature of the evening
was a mock wedding, in which Miss
Brabham and Mr. Teeter were joined
in the holy bonds of matrimony. The
other participants in the wedding
were as follows: Bride’s father, Ray
mond Snyder; best man, Arthur Pat
terson; minister, Ernest Wheat’ey;
dames of honor. Miss Rigby, Miss
Wessinger; maid of honor, Mrs. Cub-
bage, Pauline Ingram; bride’s maids,
Essie Lowder, Ora Mae Hill, Doletta
Bost; groomsmen, George Snuggs,
Delmar Turner, Mr. Cubbage, Jack
Skidmore; ring bearer, Louise Park
er; flower girl, Edith Widenhouse.
Just prior to the ceremony Mr.
Bumgarner sang, “The Fight Is On,”
in his usual charming manner, accom
panied on the piano by Martha Aus
tin. The bridal party entered to the
strains of “Charley, My Boy.” “Doo
dle Doo-Doo” was jazzily played dur
ing the ceremony. The impressive
ring ceremony was used with Rev. Er
nest Wheatley, officiating.
Refreshments consisting of ice
cream, topped with cherries, and
hatchet cakes were served. Miniature
hatchets were given as favors.—E.
Widenhouse.
A Stary.
Six-year-old Mary awoke at 2
o’clock in the morning.
“Tell me a story, mamma,” she
pleaded.
“Hush, dear,” said the mother,
“daddy will be in soon and tell us
both one.”
Humoring the Patient.
Doctor—“Your master is decidedly
better, Thompson, but very irritable.
He mustn’t be thwarted.
Thompson—“He expressed a desire
to wring my neck, sir.”
Doctor—“Well—ah—humor him.”
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DECLAMER’S CONTESTS
TO BE HELD SOON
(Roy Whitley.)
This year we have received a num
ber of letters from the different col
leges of the state inviting us to send
a representative to each one to par
ticipate in the annual declamation
contest.
At Lenoir-Rhyne College the con
test will be held on March 27. This
date coincides with the triangular de
bate.
Last year the writer was the rep
resentative at that college. A good
time was given him, and it was a
pleasure to him to be there.
The contest will be held some time
in April at Wake Forest. The exact
date is not known by the writer. We
did not have a representative at that
college last year.
It is not known as yet who will be
the representative this year. A call
for them will probably be issued at
an early date.
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