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TH3 DIALE,TTE
S o Gtcinbor ,■ 1945
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lYSAS (Continued) . ,,
LA'bol ;t:.tto’.c , is in troininr] r.t St.
Luke ' s- iiospit!..! in decks envillo , Fie.
etty Epos is r.'orkinp in J-'.cksceevillc,
Fleridr,*."
Sl-oiln ..r-’str ny is ^.ttendinp Ue;A,.lph-
:..L.cor. C elleyc in Yir[”inic,.
Gloric. Rre/les, Hiph Schojl, ronent
visitor on the cer.pun, is '.nr.rriod.
Catherine AcKinnon, lerner President of
the Y. P."C., is nor!:iny in the office
of the '’CTodsen County Ti-ocs," fuincy,
Flcridn.
Err^G tinc S4.oncr is ottending ..S'Seoibly* s
Troinirg School, Pichnond, Virginic..
Clnrc. Loo Stevenson, \eho is on‘her vc.c:.-
ti-h vo.s Y;ecl:-ord visitor hero . t
Aontreot. ^ ,
1-Aldr Hippor, this y..r,r's viC'--president
of the Studci.'t Cohinot, j.s .,u..rri.Gd«
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SHOES (Continued)
It would not be fitting, of course, to
omit from this masterpiece the group of
people v-,ho go barefooted. Small freck
led faced boys wdth snuggled-tooth grin
usually fc.ll into this classificationf
however, a person often sees gorgeous
bathing beauties displaying their love
ly ta.nncd feet before a che.rned audience.
prior to the war, millions and millions
of shoes, sandals, and slippers of all
sizes, shapes, colors, and stylus were
sold. Now, sinco the ration book, our
most valuable possession, has crane into
being, the ’ sals of foot covers has
dv;indled dovjn to almost nothing.^ The
styles are rapidly changing to simpl^
patterns and inexpensive materials.
However, it can truthfully bo said,
"Styles may erarie and styles may go, but
shoes go on forever’.'
--Molly Ervin
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STMCP CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
The St;.mp Club held its first meeting
on Monday night, September 13. ihe
following officers were elected;
President--Jane Bachmetn
Vico President—Estelle Brown
Sc eretary--Ellon Logan
Tro surcr--Evolyn Ridge
Tills Club is sponsored .by .Miss Webb.
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CLYSS OFFICERS ELECTED
The foilov/ing officers were elected at
I-: cla.ss meetings ]'onday night, SeptlSOj
Senior College;.
President'—Elizabeth Ashworth
Vice President--Ethel Herring
Secretary—Virginia Perkins
Treasurer—I/argaret Painter
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