Local College Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Hugh Vandiver visited S A E brothers this weekend. Miss Geneva Denny of Madison spent the weekend with her sister Leota Denny. Jeannette LaGrange ex 17 visits Indianapolis. Stella Kirkendall of Cincinnati Conservatory visited chapel. Pauline Hitz and Jeannette LaGrange weekend in Indianapolis. Several students attended dinners and events in nearby towns. Marie Doty shows health improvement while Effie Mack remains ill and absent this term. Prof Palmer attended Taxpayers Association meetings in Indianapolis. Christina groups enjoyed Messiah at the Mural.
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Geneva Denny
Madison
Leota Denny
The Fuzzy One Riddle Turns Into Upholstered Worm
In a classroom exchange the teacher asks who can describe a caterpillar and Tommy volunteers with a playful definition. He declares a caterpillar is an upholstered worm, prompting amused reaction from the group.
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Tommy
Webster Society Christmas Program Friday Evening
The Webster Literary Society plans a regular Christmas program on Friday evening with a grab-bag as the social hour’s main feature. Gaye Harris visited Mildred Merrill last weekend.
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Gaye Harris
Mildred Merrill
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Hugh Vandiver
S.A. E. Brothers
John Pruitt
Seymour
Rheuben Leitner
LeRoy Finkenbiner
Greenwood
Jeannette LaGrange
Mrs. Earl Frieze
Indianapolis
Stella
Rene Kirkendall
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Marie Doty
Effie Mack
Prof. Palmer
The
Taxpayers’ Association
Jo Boyd
Mary Bradley
Odine Heck
Nellie Eikenberry
Ruth Mullendore
Marcella Hanna
Regina Helm
Mabel Hanna
Worthington
Helen Webb
Pauline Hitz
Julian
Grange
Beatrice Marshall
Wayne Merrill
George Vandiver
Parker Wilson
Ber
M. J. Voris & Company
Star
Rochester Theological Seminary
Rochester
N. Y
University of Rochester
Andrew Stanton
Wes
W. A Stewart
Des
Johnston
Max Hamarphon
Webster Literary Society Will
Post Office
S. A. Wilson
Chas
B. Henderson
Woods
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