MAY 2S, 1925
THE LEXHIPEP
PAofc
ELEVEN
LAST WILL AND TESTA>IENT
(Continued From Pag3 2)
2. Also, all the weighty responsi
bility that we,-the seniors are about
to leave.
ITEM V
To the class of ’27:
Our best wishes and the hope that
you may become a banner class in
future years.
ITEM VI
To the Class of ’28:
Our superiority in studies, in order
that you may have your name en
graved on the scholarship cup as many
times as we have.
ITEM VII
To Lexington High School as a whole:
Our sweetest memories and recol
lections, feeling sure that in several
years, you will recover from the loss
occasioned by our departure.
ITEM VIII
Anything else which we po^ess
desired by any person will be gladly
turned* over to them, by procuring
them from the executor of this wili.
We name as executor of r.his estate
Nat Hunt, who, we feel sure will car
ry out faithfully, these, the last
wishes of our class.
In testimony whereof, witness our
hand and seal, on this, the first day
of June in the year of our I,ord nine
teen hundred and twenty-five, at Lex
ington High School.
(Signed) CLASS OP ’25.
Witness
Witness
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DRINK
IN BOTTLES
We can’t paint all of
’em, so we paint the
best of ’em.
Elkin Sign Co.
Leonard Lunch
Room
A Good Place to Eat
Cigars, Soda, Magazines.
Phone 291
Although this is the last time the Lexhipep comes
out this year, don’t make it the last time you have your
clothes dry cleaned and pressed by us. During the
summer send vour clothes to
WALKER^S
and profit by a better job and better service.
We sincerely appreciate your patronage during
the last school year, and have been glad to advertise to
you through the Lexhipep.
We hope that you will continue to send us your
business
WALKER'S Ml CLEANING S DIE
Phone 274.