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,' Evening. 1925 THE EUGENE UUAED Pago Eleven PURPLE AND GOLD FLASHES News of Interest of Events,. Past and Future, at the University High- School Frances Willard I Junior High Notes Saturday, May 2. 1925 Xo. 2S! " Tl- Beclv r. . of the - ff. nd,rful. The r oW-fwhionea. rnr "'LbM tint: "", a1 ,re scour S .dock .Terr mormnK. 4 a return in time for season score - ui name U- . :.w hnnl won the "..11 tame oi i ' K - Ta pu aa played on kTJLod April 24. The l .bead during tne !ta ' doub, K?.rioncr would be. --'T fori'. U.S.. fanned ""V. home battery was hi kf.M Tana PP" . , . -.i-nfc Kivmoinics class u lip V ow- . " .I, term papers were rea. or n. The stUen.a who took ftw mawaine. g oral "2 while the students who took n . ...a t hnr naoers. ifaTTrte pars have boon .e.witfln" Selected ,.riIMn br Booth Tarkington, teBKleeied as the senior class The leads s chf,sotl "e E. to Gordon Stearns as U iHje & udIjwhB Elliott Lola ins. Otlwr students who will have Qintfee play are: Vera Folts, fcT MteFadeo, I-fva Buchanan, IrBoe Oiaer. Arthur J,arsen, -illiB HSU, vcnru -...i-v.rlatte. Hiram White. Holt tsd is R"" DeBusfc. Thcre r fee MOtlier iryom, " rt5t of characters may be Rlutas Play Game fje Bints and tenth grade girls i. a baneball game from the U(k tud twelfth grade AVednes U I wore of 27 to 23. The ninth and tenth trades were in the lead d urine the whole same, but the other side fought hard. The batteries were; Ninth and tenth grade Mae Ellis find Hazel Venae with Juanita Kiiborn substituting for Hazel Yeane; eleventh and twelfth grades Mar jorie Landru and Esther Morle.v with Blanch Ellis substituting for Esther Morley. Project System Used The project system is being used in the seventh grade geography class. The students are taking up the study o Asiatic countries and each group, consisting of about five pupils, gives a report on one cation, A large map is made of each country and on this all the occupations, industries and products are represented. China and Japan have been studied and certain members of the class have dressed up as Chinese and Japanese. Foreign students from the university have been over to give talks on thvir liome lands. Several slides have also been given. Girls Make Baskets At the Girl Reserve meeting held Friday aftetuioon at the home of Mrs. Addison, May baskets were made. These were afterwards taken to the Pacific Christian .. hospital. Later refreshments were served. In its first baseball game of the year She Junior High bass wou over the high school freshmen by a score I of 10 to T. Mr. Katmt. who is couch iug the team, was well pleased with s the showing j& boys made and is is the forest ranger at Eagle Creek ! elected. Miss Hayes is practise esnectiag a successful season of camp on the Columbia highway, and is tearher at the Tniversity High school games. well known by thousands of people ; ia the biology department. I many boys are of just about who visit that camp during the sum-1 Adelaide Church, a freshman, left , e$al caliber that the coach ha had mer. f Thursdav with her parents' for ft ": difficulty picking a sauad. Those He told of the work the-Forest! hunting trip to Alaska. They went to i placed against the freshmen Service is doing, what preveadrej San FranUco bv train. From that ; were: Rubertsaa, Carpenter. Wil measures they are taking against fire, (city they will take a boat to Alaska. liams, Vadnass, Graham. Jenney. what they are doing to reforest thejTher expect to be gone about sir ; Hurr, Harris, Fellers. Henderson, bnrnt-orer areas and what the serv- weeks. I trailaa and Ooff. ice does to help campers enjoy their i I.enora T.a Tort returned to school; nnt game wilt be against Monday after a two-week a absenre in !-lrmgliei(t Junior high. vacation. He stated that although some tires are caused by Joggers, about fit) per cent are caused by care less travelers. He illustrated his talk throughout by slides of different scenes along the highways and show ing how much trees helped the scenery and also how useful Ihey were for water supply. A camping outfit was shown in which nearly every requirement for eamp utensils could be found. As a special treat the ranger played sev eral selections on the harmonica, one of them taking in all the ntes on its scale. Class Has Outside Work The 1 o'clock civics class has been using outside books in their study lately. The Oregon system of siai government is being studied and the Blue Book and a few other texts are being uced. The instructor Miss MeCulIottglt, also gives lectures on the work in class. Leaders Appointed In the girls' swimming class, lead- Ridings Leads Tourney ers were appointed last Saturday by At the lust report given by Husli the instructor. Mar jorie Landru was (Miller, manager of the tennis tourna appointed head of the advanced ment, Gordon Hidings was at the head group, Mane Hanks of the inter- of tht list. The others in the order mediate group, and Iora McCIatn of of the gomes they have won. are: the beginners. As many of the girls I Miller, Libhy. Adams. Larson, Heittpy, which she suffered an attack of pneu monia. Biology Class Debates Rebates are usually dry and unin teresting, but the one held in Mr. Profitt a It oriock biology class was finite the contrary. The question s was Mrs. Robert o a 1)1 Mrs. Faye KberSson, a teacher in the Frances Willard school, who was operated on for appendicitis last week, is reported getting along nicety and will mmn be able to leave the Resolved, that insect a are morej hospital. Mrs, A. IK Campbell is valuable than harmful." Uoldalt0" Mrs. Ku&ertsons pupils. Hartly, Ralph Boyd and tlordon Uid-1 ings upheld the affirmative, and 2e Fir Praventloa Week Observad Lillian Ulsen. Thelma Burton and '' Forest Fire Prevention Week was tkonatine- Oxner defended the nrga- observed at Frances WHSard school in live. j H the grades. In some rooms this H would seem rather strange that v through the making of art such a formal topic could, bring so posters sad composing suitable slo much laughter. The lawver presen-5 f"attB Stephen', pupils ex- tation by iialph Boyd proved great ; hihsted same e seellent posters in the amusement. Onlv one member of the Ba- affirmative team had prepared for the Wednesday afternoon Mr. Albert debate, and -.ft was very amusing to; W eisesdanger, forest ranger of the watch tforrton itutmgs as he fishet ; -,v t(; -c around for somethtug to say. The negative side, which had the mwt facts and had more composure in debating, -won by a unanimous de cision, i have missed the regular practice on Saturday from 11 to they will be allowed to tnkc swimming from 5 to 0 on Tuesday, Wednesday, Tbursday aud Friday afternoons. A swimming meet will bo held with the Eugene high girls on May 10, when different kinds of dives and strokes will be demonstrated. Forest Ranger Speaks At a special assembly held Wednes day at 11 o'clock, A Ibert Weisen danger gave a talk on the preven tion of forest fire, Mr. Weisendnnger Stearns, Noel, lieKusk, Burton, Stevens, Jewetn, iMtson, H. Grimes ami White. Personals Marion Hayes, graduate of Ihe X', H. S. c!ns of 'HI, was elected to the Sigma Xi. The Sigma Xt is n na tional honorary society which selects the best students of scientific Reserve Play Given The Girl Beserves gave their piny last Friday and considering the ninny campus affairs they had a fairly large crowd. About $17 was realised. The dab will give several sales in order to get enough money to send two dele gates to Heflbeck, the Girl Ueservc summer camp. After the play the east had their pictures taken. Columbia river highway, appeared be fore a special assembly of students ami guvs a very interesting talk on fire prevent jm. i i ss ieet tire was iiiusirated with lantern slides depict ing forest scenes and the ties) ruction often caused by the carelessness of campers. Mr. WeMcendttiieer further enter tained the stttdcitts with several harmonica so?os. Class Writes Problems Problems on light, and sound have been worked on during the past week by the nhvsirs cIbks. These are to be branches for membership. Members I liSd in the six weeks grades and have are chosen from both the faculty and Uo be turned in. students. Serenteen were elected,! The prhUm with light took upj eigne stiments ana nine rutty mem- pnamiy tne properties of lens and the hers, Only two undergraduates were 'ways in which they refracted light. "MINNIE FLYNN" HOLLYWOOD BOOK Interesting. New N&v&l Glvas Faithful Picture of Life In WartcF Movie Capita) i& Bartons pU-ture a a crying ladi idkimsL &t ibe seed fr a greater spm tasl antJerstasding. A proper tsj& ' might bars been " The Man Everybody 'K&aw IrtflrrvBtiy." Ami a for "failure," that rouat be as inference largely gathered fr-iat - aythst es4nl viewpoint- wlsa s (here even Ut raise the quesiioa tf pvn&iaat fattarw or to read faiiara t tE the story af Jci.u r One led to ife-vKesjge iSario to define failure. ) 3 a behitlf of Barf on it ;n be ' that h h wbvionsly tried to da s wbar he c:mjder-d a friendly and sievtid tsk. hut s the laying goes; : "tjd deliver u from, our friendsl" Art Theater Plans For Extensive Tour HtHtK, Stay t. by Hueo O'XeU, ti la rpprest'Dt ih wrts-ao drama In the rerterory uf the ttrst jfsort of Luigt Pima itviWa Arl Theatr. avvwrding ia tilt iBHial sanoant'emefH of rh ! rilaetSoa plans of the new play- ffrestt HritabB will be represented bv "The Hods if the Mountain" ot l.ot& IsiiKsany, Austria by a uHster play a4 Francs by i ces ttava the pea of VHdras stt Crvmtenx. In all, 22 protfas- Thespu. doean-t entiiy earner Hw be.uiy market. Th Siiararj. f r Bounwd tor muae h hl wooers, weit, Hsrs are three fair writer, of new MfR """'' book.: left) Artr. Pariah, whose tale of a new variety of trtal 'he mddte of June. tr marriaae, "Seml-Attaehetf." aoor. wl be publiahed by Doran; (center) tto company fntemia to Beth A. Betner, who hat beer, mahir,B fairy storie, for the crr, ss i toar now put. them tr hook, -That'. That" (Doubletfay, P9eV ahitf 'hc P"e France, Marion, fames, scenarist, who ha, done a ffr,a novei sneomi5!lRy attempt to compete to , ...ij's- , hroat of dramatic exrellenre vmss (Hr the KEA. Hsofe Sttcvej-) "picketl up l'i men fmia the bottora KVOXR who hm i3ateheti iiliy-1 ranks of business ami forged tbean wow) at eioss range krnw (hat into an orsaniaatiott that startled tfee Minni& Fiymt is ss&t fseJin. Iwarlti." "Minnie blyim" a mpff pic- i9 ft man noimbv kzt&w9 ln. turo of the ten of thousand of girls daw& ta from teas of thaauda- of tov who j bU WP(lkfx (i WBWWIW wW jmmmlly latter then- nto . d lytj a lnok about Jeaiia, Kvery little heads against the wall of IhO ; sc1P.a mw wiH rtt f Rlwt mmf u Sch&eF WIH Enter Pageant The school is preparing to enter a ! float m the Pioneer School Pageant, May I. Commit teea of teachers have been appointed ami much preliminary work of organisations Issj been done. Pupil are showing their usual en thusiasm for such an event. Eugene High School News j Gfrlt to Giva Exhibit ii Hhiirit is tn be given by the Frtie Art and Domeatie Science h&w ot E. 11. S., May 7, for the PT. S., Difltbers, and friends ot nj-ats. It is to be held in rooms 110, and the lunch room. !tb3:15 to 5:30. The exhibit is to -mt of dresirs and articles of Mtriae ipparel made by the Iomes- Art Wurteots and demonstrations Idmnrins tables, preparing lunch- ms iiw appiieation of. food princi m by the liomeHtie' Srienrfi 'depart-' ml Tea is also to ho served by if girls of the departments. Ab opportunity will he given the idasli to see the exhibit the fd- Gym to Be Constructed Tut (lie donation of $1.0 from the rio( fdacation, the Junior Cham- w Commerce ait Commercial ail working out plans to secure btlaoce of the money needed to street an out-door gymnasium for Eugene high school. A letter was written to K. Eugene airk. Secretary of the Eugene aaber of Commerce, to present to ' arabrs asking them to co-op- with the junior chamber in af out plans to raie the bal- jee tlw money necessary. Sndty Closing Is Debated ifehite waj beld Thursdav morn- April 30, in the Eugene High Tie question debated upon was: ''i tbat Eugene should main it tad enforce a closed Rundav Birton and Koyal Nettleton 2 the affirmative, and Winona ind Uassel McCullouch, the atir. IW Jadgec were Pauline Winchell. Ll wmunsnn and Mary Klemn. ')rt " 3 to ii in favor of the Attire. Gl Concert May 8 nnuai uu. .., in' tlw high P(.-li0ll amlitorium 7he program hns been to begin at ti p. m. wt be the first appearance of whais siaee the ...H(,.at riowhirh they won high hon- J Beebe Has Pictures Cemetery by cars, and a rather im pressive little ceremony was per formed. Itata concerning the life and fam ily of Eugene Skinner were gathered by the class to be used as material for essays to be entered in the Lane County Historical Essay contest. Architectural Plans Completed Architectural plans are being com pleted by. Lynn Crouch, advanced stu dent . in architecture, for a duplex apartment" to be' constructed on Olive between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. The plana include the four eleva tions, first -and second floors and basement. Eighteen Essays Entered Eighteen essays have been entered in the Lane County Historical Essay contest by the students of Eugene High school, and a great deal of. in terest in the contest has been dis played. All essays were' turned in to E. J. Moore, Lane county superintendent. Athletic Field Improved The city street commission graded and leveled the athletic field on South Willamette street last Tuesday so that it might be temporarily used for" athletic practices. ISome time ago the field was taken from the school to be made into city lots, which left the school teams without a proper place for practice. The field has been partially filled in so that it was nec essary that it be leveled. Look-out House Completed The model look-out house which was completed by the building trades department for Nelson F. Macduff, supervisor of the Cascade National Forest Reserve,, is just one-fourth the actual sixe of a look-out house used for forestry purposes. Mr. Macduff will have the model house on exhibition in front of the pot toff ice for demonstration purposes. studied. The Inst part of the hour wss devoted to learning pome of the Vancouver conference songs and poems. Girts Out far Baseball A large number of gtrjx are prac ticing basrhaU during gym prtl and and aft er school. M iss Tn re k is coaching the gsils and has picked a tentative last from which she experts tfr select the regular teams. Thosp chsen are; Los Hmd. 1 orothy liray. Edna Pierce, Eunice new memhers to come to the Moiety s ! irtt(s risire ttsvner. r"e lrtsclt. section in the auditorium. Mis IfoHis? yihia Vanglmn, Hlanche Itnines, read the following names of the new'oindvs Calkin. Helen Anderson. memners: lieien Meet. Lincnin i on- : during the assembly. Evelyn HoUis, screen ambit ion. Sometimes, they am beautiful, sometime? just pretjy jnd frequently beautiful sisters, from hesven-kmnvs-their etpioily beans if sil. or even more Unite eoninioanlace There tfcey see where, nil trying to crash the same gitte. Tenaciously they storm the studios of moviedom's capital only t meet major or lesser rfefeats, A few get smalt parts and a very, very few rise to stardom. latty their ranks are increased t his nsrttters ami hi salesmenv fnr it will tell the story of the founder nf nvmlern business." In any time other thsn the pres ent day of frank religions diwiissHsny such a book would have been banned in alt probability a aarrtffee-. E?eo tttdajr it will occasion no eed o lnjte. Vnv'm, the Mactaa cxrmpany of Brvsssss, ami the itinerant Rtts aaa Chav& Konris., but tt wtU Klve astomines, muatfftt irodc tiQKS, concerts and Eectures In bttsy, Stravlttsky CasMla, da Faila will be rcproscttted, wha among ih& lectwrr will be !tm sssiy,. Pirandello amt I-ouis Ar gss,. a yoasg French: author. Wilson Loses Plea For Postponement PmtTLAXD, tre. May 2. An St-fe-mpl by lioraee Greely Wilson of UoetmFS. former Indian agnt at Klamath Falls, to olfain anntber It seems to this surreyor tbt prntiteaeurat of hi irial on a cbarss very title of Jirtn ntuvfe i falsa- vit dotts. I( my be that the desns of Has nt fhtmetKHty in thsr tmnta tn- barton's picture is a "sms that called them more beautiful than tVla bd.r knows." Put the point Is that Negri? Has not someone said I bey f ech tuan tees Jeu tbrungb diMer had the perfect fifm fass? ;-tit eyes, even as titd is s?cn. Now, for the fir&t time there mmea I A gfctit many Bill insUt iQum the a hMk to tell of tbec minor trage-ivery smrttunt mialitne wlsn-b c?- president of Ihe sicieiy, asked tbefHeyuoNK Huth Muiigsn, Josephine dies with umtewfamtinc, aynthy s caicI Harton as a yomhj they wttt wt wtjnt iriiiii. .o pHi.siiPti whhh'w insist that the atrengttt came mn selks the pages, rs tn so many trashy front toil-developed muscles but from titles of tnrtvtcdctm. Here, as in life, 9 higher Burcv, and they rttt Hnt tne mistfirtum is Urwugut awutt ty Ashland Debaters Win A . debate between Ashland and day. 'April 'J4. The question debated "tl I"ve be,-,, w-leete,! berauae stance, Marguret Edmunson, llerwehci Honey, Kail Klentm. Mary Klem. Virginia Iteid. I Mm .Sheythe. Marion Zurrht'r, Harold King, Ethl Thienea, I on Camphell, Hlauche I loJcomb. KltMheth Thneher, Theresa oung, Elizabeth Wilmot, Cecile May berry t Perniee Phelps, Mary AUee lleid. and Ivan Half All the blue card was: "Kesolved, that referendum is a desirable feature of representative government." Paulino Winchell and Margaret Ed munscn upheld the affirmative. The negative was championed by Bernard Joy and Murtan Leach. The result of the debate was 2 to 1 in favor of Ashland. The judges were: J. 11. Gilbert, of 1 mversily of their scholastic standing nud the number of activities in tvhtch they participate Scenery Is Planned (t . Preparations arc being made by the building trades department to con struct llie scenery for "The Toy marter." the senior clasa play, A big rock wa II w bieh w ill form f Oregon, P. L. Edwards. part of the background of the oiit- of (. A. C, and IS. M. Calkins of huge tic. Department Displays Slides Slides were given Wednesday noon. April -S, under the auspice of the History club of Eugene High school. The slides illustrated the life of the northwest Indians. Elaine Murray, Stella liny bum. i henna Pierce and Edith Jeffries. 1 School Awarded Skci Cup f Tin kete cup. awarded each mouth to the school having the best physi cal appearance and showing the most ceotwmitea! use of school supplies, is vimatmjt the Mann net failed Fi day tsecn Catted States tstrirt Judge C IS. Wolverton Btmuacf that the Erssl would start May I'd. Wtisoov whs H in the eat, had ttritten let ter Ii Jwdga Wolverton asking: a imstpnemenf unfit next November, atatme that he needed (ima fa gel witnesses from eastern states. fHhnm I Hotel llesnty Parlour ill -considered amldtions ami frsiil vanities. The hook is entitled ''.Minnie Plynn t P.mi, IJcerishti end the au thor Is one who knw her HHywod insiile.t oiJSside ami npsUle duwn CratVea M-arion. fr year arenario nw on display in the hail. The rap! writer to Mary Piefefrmh Norma Tal was awarded the Frances Willard i mudge nnd the Uig prttdttcera This ia srhmd Friday, April UL j far and away the beset f the nwvte tales. Bugle Basd Resume Practice Through its pages stroll player folk The bugle band, consisting of about j thinly disgtmed by fiction names but '2tt members, .has resumed practice ! easily recogntgaute If you know ytmr after several months rest. The or-1 iree nUitfr uani?,aiioa meets two evening each j veek for rehearsal, j Thfl Atuericni"Kitioti of Jeatta af i Naisareili" has been undertftken hy OeSehllteS WinS til ! ll,,lt Harlon in hit book, aihe Man , , . . f That Nrtbodjr Knows" 0?j?hhs-Mer Declamatory Testlrmi. j Itarton, special writer for a "snc- TtENU, Ore.. Mar U.- Oeschutes ! sesa magHxme. wttnts up wctit tite Students Receive Prizes Prizes were awarded at the meeting of the Art club on Thursday, April 30, to the winners of the cross-word puzzle. Those winning prizes are: First, Itlanctte Holromb; sermL Kimn Inmnn; third. Esther Taylor i fourth. Eleanor Pat ton; and fifth, Hcrnicc Baker. Adrian Burris III Adrinn Burris, former tenor of the boys' quartet, has discontinued high school because of illness. Miss Morgan Visits Miss Beulah Morgan, former in- ' l" ''"P- S., visited tha high school Tuesday "i yon ij- - tiKt viy j Aprd L'8. Mtss Morgan is now resid- !fWtM i,r; . Z J I in Portland " G. " "rstia.I otj v'Zn ,rmy '" the war.! ,"J,E,rM'!. The picture. Hl-Y Club Elects The following officers for the com ing year were circled at a meeting of the Hi-Y club Wednesday evening, April 2X: President, tJerald Towne; vice president, Hetfijar Newman; secre tary, iVlberf Addison; treasurer, (ilen Bessouttc, and business ad viser, A. E. lirigham, local manager of Allen and Lewis. P. E. Cbristenson, recently elected principal of E. II. H., will continue as faculty adviser of the club. These officers will succeed: Presi dent, Katph Newman: vice-president, Dallas Uiestand; secretary, Harlow Hudson, and treasurer, Carol Kber hart. '1 he new personel will be installed at the Mother and Son banquet to be held at the "V .May at o'clock. lor tsecrie, and a toy shnp are Jnat two of the many art vt ic sett ings. which will add greatly to the already Pom) t(Mfcfc fim ijJai.ft m tIlfi ,ri. ; conclusion that Jesus ws the founder clever story. J rmjl!;. jSPi.ja!jjr- eontest held hvie ! of modern htiincss. t a preface he j ,Jjft tmjfKHg. j pictures a youth admiring the pie-! Class Enioys Picnic j ( firsts ami one semttd were , tures of the "he-man" tvirf, stand! The "Caesar Jii" first period ( cnpErcd hy Head and Uedm-md cvm- tf h Hons, but unthritEeti hy the, Latin class, instructed by Julia Onp. j k ieffcraon county h nee- ; "p-Je jiig man with fhsbbf fore-j eujuyed it picnic at fliverstde ni ki)jmj fjfsr (W( WH Iijds arats and a sad expression " j Friday evening after school. ; imj Vrtmk third wiih one first ami j Cpn grvrwmg tder this yontfe ha i jOQp tceontL carried th ptctttra of a "physical; Cross-Word Debate Held j weakling" and a "failure' Barton: A debate was behl 'I'neaday morn- j Gray foe Spring J matte tn suggest that H pushes aj mg, activity periml, April 1, on the Spring costumes shw a derided plane and slept outdoors and 1 mus-; uucstion: ' Ucsolvctl, that Hie cross- ; tendency to nw gray, particularly . cte. were so atrtmc that He drove the word mvztYm- arc educational as ell : comhmerf in two tone Mich as silver; mmiey c&nnger out at iar trm&tr. as interesttiig. j and mole. f .Sinn that He 'wan The uftrmative was upheld by Co- s t eil May berry and William Pitman; the1 negative by Owen Shepherd. Tiie affirmative won 'A to tt. xiorexc af "mt fstlttre He; PeitciU Given Students Martha Stevens and Mildred Spores eaeh won a silver Evershnrp pentl for making the best grades in Miss Ola MeOermott second term alge bra classes. Clubs to Go to Coast 1Mb the boys' and girls' Camp Cookery rhibs, under the direction of ; Miss Alice Thurston, expect to go to the coast for the week-end, May 22. ; 'Si and -L The trip will be made t part of the way hiking, part hy auto-? mobile and part by steamer. Foreign Posters Exhibited An interesting exhibit of ptr poriraymg life and commerce in other landa will be given by the foreign language department as a part of the Parent-Teacher association meeting Short Noon Discontinued By the action of the sehool hoard lait Monday evening. April -1. the short noon hour was discontinued lttn..k 1-. - . . .1 T Uf'lUK III t'U- t. lr tir-. lUi-kM ",J(,'l " B,",nl ! Rev. Davis to Preach "ta a.,, 1'".m,ll"r residence! U(mv yiifn Jl)ivift, director of; "J.1 ' 11 ln"ra- the Cnited Cbnsftan Work of the j Inl-jl praa " A 1 Cniversitv of Oregon, in a recent PIu-li letter to Scott MHltgan. secrMary of! 1 UhriTaiV" h tUit minr Prr!MMHj hi , , . . , preciation ni tne mvitauon irmn cic- clasa to preach fh hacraiaureafe ermon to be siven at the Methodttt ehurch on June 7. and sent a formal notifimtioq of his acceptance of the, invitation. The cla is Try grateful' to- Mr. Havia for his response he . request. .,l"Vi!"'"S',"k. ! Ba,.".177(.an.a r ""'' .Prri...r nf i fh, f;irl llrrrv trill ti.-ir !.k. ,k F,r'" ! annual rr.olhrrn and dauthtrra baa- ..p" " 1 in"t al llie Mrlbodi-r rtiunh, Frilar. 'r""nt rorct:MT S. Ibia brina the Krlar b.for--! tv j.Mollir' dar. The ladi" aid ( thr ! b,Kr. ibJ . i hj' ' ' liurHi will wrrf and an mfrrrim "trtit, , smp '"Urrr I pr..rrm i boin plannrd. Thrrr or- i lair. th Kuarnr Tri-Y ami frrfhmm . i ritjb, and th- TniTrrpity li.ah cldb. 'nr ! 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