The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, August 13, 1922, Magazine Section, Page 7, Image 91

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    THE SUNDAY OltEGOXIAN, PORTLAND, AUGUST 13, 1922
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Tfce party wir. You'd b urpriied how mny
itcrcu lek oct in Eait TurtleviKe. For intinc.
wt-en Misi Pecan, t'.i achool teacher, phoned Johnny,
Hortcn't m:rnma, in atrictei t privacy, all about how
Jchr.n7 raid "Damn" right out before the principal;
it u a'l over town before night. Some there are
who iiy M:a Pecan ahould nevec ha told Johnny
mamma over a party wire.
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Of cotzna Edna's
engagement to Joe
is a dead secret. No
one would ever dream that
they were in love with
each, ether when Joe looks
Ions and earnestly at Edna.
Any one with half an eye
can see that they're ; just
food friends!
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The most terrible person to approach with a secret is tie lac
knaw it all the time and. says, '1 reaUydon'tTJiinkweoughtj
who
discuss it.'
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' Secret stuff with a
vengeance. Mar bury is
entering the sacred por
tal of a secret society
the Coopha Gamma
Oof, to be exact, and
this is Just one of many
initiation rites which
will prove to the broth
ers of Goopha Gamma ,
Oof, whether or no
Marbury baa the mak
ings of a loyal frater'
nity man.
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net's mamma, that be
ing one way of keeping
a secret from Harriet. Some-
hing in. the air tells Harriet they are not telling
about. Santa Clans, or chocolate cake!
fided
secret
man
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wife bears
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mind in the 1
Bentley's kno
much you
last six
be the little
back before
begin to fall
Terrible
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t t h e
rho con
business the little
her tell
about it.
nk you'd
ast Mrs.
ing how
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months!" will
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The ee ret iTe nature,
Harry's family have an aw
ful time keeping tabs on his
goings and comings. Harry's
motto ' where the members
of his family are concerned
seems to be "Secrecy first. .
. He never tells them any
thing. Consequently
- Harry's mama sus- -.
pects the worst at :
all times.
She told sn. in the strictest confidence, I ff-TT'SpSS SLft-'IrSS
or three are gafterec, togetner, ana tnn in. - ,: rri.h scandaL fox the benefit of two
luat a few little extra toucnes, tae nuiMiiera wim.v"'-"' -.-- - - -
imta two
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Viola is on tie verge of go--ing
home' to her mama. . She
would, too, if it wasn't that
Libby and May Etta have
been, advising her strongly to
do bo. Litby and May Etta
bare got up a secret club, and
' Viola is on the outside looking
in- The foundation, of the
club rests on the fact that
May - Etta' has eleven cents
,t& spend at the drug atore
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