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SMITHFIELD HIGH TI^ PROPIIECI OF THE CUSS OF *58 Ah, these lovely Arabian nights—the brilliant stars, the smell of the lively flowers. Wealth I have obtained. Lucky was I, to become the owner of Aladdin*s famous lamp. I have everything—everything and yet I am lonely. So many years have passed since that lovely spring night, I too, went on a journey to a land of dreams. Junior-Senior Prom in 195S when I-was a. senior in high schools If I could only know what happened to my friends. Ify Lamp I Genie: What wouldst thou have?* I am ready to obey thee as thy • slave and the slave of all those who have that lamp J.n their hands. Aladdin: I desire to know where my classmates in Staithfield High School are and what they are doing now. Gfenie: Wo sooner said than done, oh noble master. I shall take thee on a journey far across the sea, I shall tell you what I seej so close your eyes and dream. I now turn my eyee across the sea to far away America, Ah, there*s the lovely statuf of Liberty and here is New York. In an exclusive shop, ”The Petite Shoe Company’', modeling the Petite shoe fashions are Ann Mallard and Ann Booker. Here is the Casino, and sitting back in his easy chair is manager and owner of the most excl\3sive night club in the world—Diamond Gecrge Paddison. Here Oomes Rut hie Wellons, hat check girl, with bags of money for the master. At last, he smiles I The floor show is out of this world. Starring this week are Julia Gurganus 9nd Ann Hamilton, who reached stardom by way of thsrir radio program at W.M.P.M. Darby WctDd, executive vice-president of the Pepsi-CoJa Company is their manager ^ sponsor. Sitting at one of the tables'reserved for special guests are Avis Hamilton, ^ost famous scientist of the year, who recently returned from a trip to the moon. Avis has never forgiven his >d.fe, Mary Ogie B. Hamilton, for her ”Pride and Pj’ejudice” marriage to Harvey Ennis. Incidentally, neither has Winnie Underwood, ^so seated at this table are handsome Hel25er Morgan, conductor of the National Symphony and nis soloist, Mike'Starling. The ladies sharing their table are none ^her than that dynamic writer, Mary Ann Stallings, idiose latest book, HOW TO BE 4 j^iUwT BREAKER, has sold over a million copies, and the lovely Miss Phyllis Lee, ^ss America of 1963* Another recent literary publication has been written by ^esha Johnson and Margie Allen—"You Can Easily Catch A Husband: Annihilate the Female Population (Except Yourself)", The title is rather long but was enjoyed Miss Elizabeth Owen, librarian of the Smj.thfield Public Library. Sabring good-bye to New York I take ray leave for Raleigh, N, C. The pilot Qf my plane, none other than that daring, dashing, D. B, Dupi*ee. Here*s the stewardess, pretty and sweet. Why it*s Julie Hooks, of all people. Sitting ^cross from me reading a comic book is the Oil Magnet, Frank Layne. Seated right “shind me is Metropolitan Opera Star Mary Jo Brown^ Other (in) famous passengers Alvin Peedin and Etigene Woodall, co-presidents of the American Btis Line, Ah, your state capital. Tucker Barbour, they tell me, is now governor of the ®tate. He was elected on the platform that dairy farming would be made easy with Sows that milk themselves.
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