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THE LEXHIPEP
DECEMBER 19, 192*
“THE ALPHA GAMMA
LITERARY SOCIETY”
The Alpha Gamma Literary Society
met November 25th, in Room 2.
The business was discussed and then
an interesting program was given.
Edna Bowers gave a current event.
Glenn L. Hamll read several jokes. A
debate Resolved; “That a country girl
has better chances of getting mar
ried than a city girl,” was then held
Valera Smith was the speaker of the
negative and Lela Hedrick on the
.affirmative, but neither had prepar
ed their argument. The president
appointed Eunice Hedrick for the af
firmative and John Cartee for the
negative. They gave very interest
ing discussion on both sides and Mr.
Hunt gave a list of reasons why a
country girl had better chances of
getting married. The criticism was
given and the society ajourned.
The Alpha Gamma Literary Society
held its regular meeting, December
2, in Room 2. The social commit
tee was asked for report and the
business was discussed. Eunice Hed
rick gave a reading and Mr. Hunt
read some nuggets. The president
appointed Theresa Hackney, Helen
Buchanan and Glenn L. Hamil to
act as program committee. Miss
Zimmerman gave the criticisms and
the meeting was brought to a close.
The sixth meeting of the Alpha
Gamma Literary Society was held in
Room 2, December 9. The president
asked the society about getting so
ciety pins and she has ordered some
samples for the society to choose
from. After the business was dis
cussed a very interesting program
was given. There were two debates,
the first one was Resolved; that Lex
ington High School should organize
and conduct a dramatic Club.” The
speakers on the affirmative were
Mildred Conrad and Dorothy Myers
The negative speakers were Nell
Truitt and Edna Chaney. The judges
gave their decision and the negative
side won. The second debate was re
solved; “That a broom is more use
ful than a dish rag.” The speaker
on the affirmative was Nellie Leon
ard and on the negative, Edna
Bowers. They gave very humorous
points on both sides and the society
had a standing vote to see which was
the mo.st useful, the broom receiving
the most votes. Criticisms were given
and the society adjourned.
Coming to
The Lexington
Theatre
“The Adventures of
ABRAHAM LINCOLN”
The romance of Lincoln
and Ann Rutledge.
HZ
Headquarters for
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Don’t miss the great
American Drama.
Monday and
Tuesday, Dec.
22 and 23.
^ CHRISTMAS
I GOODS
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^ Candy
i Cigars
^ Smoking Stands
^ Perfumes
Stationery
Books
Kodaks
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I Lexington Drug
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I Company
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A Thing About Ice
Cream Worth Know
ing
If you are too thin, it adds
to your weight because there
is practically no waste—it is
all food.
If you are too fat, it helps
reduce because perfect diges
tion reduces abnormal weight.
GRIMES’
ICE CREAM
“Its Sodalicious”