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THE LEXHIPEP
MARCH 2 6, 192 3
An Alphabetical Sermon for Today.
A stands for Adam who in Eden fell
To make us go thru death and hell
(the grave)
B for better in every way,
So we grow from day to day.
Cain killed Abel—yes, stone dead.
And brought trouble upon his head.
B stands for dues, we all must pay.
Or we won’t walk in the narrow way.
Esau sold his birthright too.
As we of today are won’t to do.
Freedom of speech, freedom of press.
Makes our country all in a mess.
Grace for'all of those who give
Makes no difference how they live.
H stands for Him, who died for thee.
Help support the church, so it won’t
hang on me.
Isaac was to be the sacrificed son,
But an angel stopped Abram before
he begun.
J is for justice, justice to all
Has been progressing since Adam’s
fall.
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SAVE SOME
$10 per month paid
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$1,000 IN 84 MONTHS
Mutual Building
AND
Loan Association
i E. B. Craven, Sec.
Kind friends, here is my subject to be,
Heed it and the way of salvation’s
open to Te.
Look to wealth and not to fame
For that is where you get your name.
Money is what I’m goin’ to preach.
Come nearer so you’ll be in my reach.
X Is for no—noone needs to fear
If he pays his dues while he is here.
Open wide the heavenly door,
I have a million and plenty more.
Put in your silver c nd gold
Not a mite should you withhold.
Question not your valid state.
You’re good enough to open the pearly
gate.
Ride to the ball in a fine new car
Dance till you don t know who you
are.
S stands for shut, shut both your eyes.
Put in your cash and dream of Para
dise.
T is for time which revolves around
And changes us back to dust of the
ground.
Pnite, my friends to pay me more
Or I will drive you out the door.
Very good you seem to me.
But I’m lackin’ of money, don’t you
see ?
Wicked sinners, you ought to give
Salary enough for me to live.
X is second, second to the last.
Now let your gold come in real fast.
Z is the last, and this, the last call:
A balance is due me from you all.
Salvation is not thru wealth attain’d
And so I end with nothing gain’d.
HUGH KEPLEY, ’23.
iVIusic DeiJartment of L. H. S.
Another new and interesting addi
tion has been made to our beautiful
new school building.
The school board has been so gen
erous as to install a new piano in the
attractive room next to the office. This
was chosen by Miss Annie Greenfield,
the music teacher.
Miss Greenfield, besides teaching
piano, has also organized a group, in
terested in songs and music, into a
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chorus, which is to take part in plays
and recitals. This is not compulsory,
but she would like for as many as
feel like doing so to join.
Each class ig a separate division,
meeting at different times, but all
learning the same songs.
Notes will be taken, and a prize is
offered for the neatest, best kept note
book. Examinations will not be giv
en, however.
We are very grateful to the school
board for this much needed addition
to the school equipment.
DRUZILLA EVANS, ’25.
A Iligli School Orchestra.
A High School Orchestra was or
ganized last Wednesday afternoon.
We are somewhat late in beginning,
but have more than two months of
school yet. The orchestra has eight
members to start with. They will
have their first regular meeting next
Wednesday.
Lexington has some pupils talent
ed in music, so we feel sure she will
rank among the best of the state
high school orchestras.
MELVIN LINDSAY, ’24.