“Isn’t it comfy up here?*’ \,
Ann: yes, Betty—but flitting up here in the air—”
Betty: “You’d do it, too, if your house had the drafts thi$ house hasl” > :
Ann: “It’s not your house, my dear! What you heed is a Lennox Heating
System! You have no idea tow nice it would he—you’d have warm air
Bowing gently through every room. There’d be no drafts and Httie
temperature differences between Ito ceflings and flooset”
Belly: “But wouldn’t temperatures change a little in betweentimrawfaentto
farnace isn’t going?”
Ann: “No, ’cause a Lennox works meet all the time, gives you gnfwto*t
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Theodore R. Hill visited his
parents, Bev. and Mrs. D. E.
an. last week-end. Hill is *
student at the University at N. C.
Miss Jean Parker, a student
at Flora MacDonald College, Red
Springs, spent last week-end
with her parents* Mr. and Mrs.
C. R. Parker.
Charles DuVal of Wake For
est College spent Thanksgiving
with his parents* Mr. and Mrs. J.
J. Duval.
Thelma Bender and Kay Par
ker spent the week-end with
Chaplain and Mrs. R. A. Berry at
Camp Lejeune.
Doris Armstrong, a freshman
at Flora MacDonald < College,
Spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Arm
spent the week-enk wiQiMr.
Mrs? & S. Hudgens.
Ur. ud Bin. George JB
spent Thanksgiving visiting
atives in Virginia.
Malcolm Bender, a studen
State College .in Raleighs s
the week-end *Kh Ms pan
Mr. and Mrs. John Bender.
Mrs. John W. Creagh, Jr
recuperating at the home of
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. 1
son on 'Trent River near :
Bern fcfiowing an operatioi
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