Randolph Macon College - Helianthus Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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llboem. J lligh in the heavens the young moon sails, There is a solemn hush in the airy Low some lonely niglit-bird wuils Its sweet notes clear and rare. Across the dusky sky a gleaming meteor falls Swift and silent as an angel's Hight. From the shadowy grass at cricket calls. The stars are golden points of light. A blessed pence that tells of sleep With night comes, like the dew, To tired souls that toil and weep And makes them strong and true. R. W. P 37

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When Mary .lane Confessed Religion. ' UOK hoah! Pa, said Nanuny to Uncle Iiphriaiu, as thoy sat in tho doorway of thoir tiny houso ono August day, 'fdoos you know Mary llano done mighty nigh gi'ou'04'I up widout no 'ligiou I I docs for a fao', Nauuny, I doc-s datg hut I dono pray ohor .Mary Qlauo and pray ohor hor till do Lord dono fi'od ol listonin. lt gihs nio satisfaction to hoah dat, I'nolo 'I'IDIll'Iillll, it do sog hut 'I' hoou studin' of Mary Jlano had a loc-tlv kind o' tiniptation in do way, dar's no tellin' what :night happen. 'lilo dc-hil's al'ays tiniptin' hor his way, a holdin' out fine olo'os an' sich like, 'pears to nw, dyah ought to hc sonic kind o' nounty-irrotatiir, wukin' on do il,ord,s sido. - , I llat sounds like sonso, Manuny, dat do so. But who's gwiuo to hc- do 0UlIllIi'Y'I I'1'0IL21IlO1'.,, I done stoddod dat all out, I'nol0 I'lllIll'lIlll, an' it 'poars tor nm hor own Pa is do proper pusson to ho do county-irrofatoizl' Look hoah, Manuny, I hafos to 'pear undc-rhan' wid yo' wuds, hut I dunno Oz I zactly understands 'hout dat county-irrotator.I' I knowod you donlt, Uncle .I'IPIll'lllll, l done noticc-d yo' 1lllIlilllCI0l'IJIIII7f' wid wuds 'fo now, and I wuz jos' on do p'int of splainin' whon you spokv. A oounty-irrotator is jos' liko pnvuuionio whvn you puts a IIIIISIEIWI plastor on it. Soon Oz do plaster strocks yor county-irrvtation svts in, an' do pnuunionio is drawod out. Dat how CONN' ,I, used dat wud, hit savos hroaf in do odioatodg hut l IIIOIIQIIIIOI' knowocl you'd nohor oonu- at nothin' hy do short cut. Yit oz I done struck out dat way il.'s gwino to do hig road. 'fllit 'pears tor 1110, of 1110 au' you could git hold on tor sonwthin' 'notllor dat would draw Mary Jane 'way from do dohil an' his works daro'd ho a niiglitty hig thing dono fur 1'0IIQI1l.,, Sho an' it would, Manuny, sho an' it wouldf' You know dar's to he a hig inoc-tin, at Blount Zion do fust Sunday o' nox' inouthg au' I clone sot my mind on Mary Ilan0's jinin, do chuuh dat day. I douo socd hor up dar in hor hluo rihhins an' hor whifo dross. Its a Soanllous shanio Mary .lane aiu' jinod fo' now. Soanllous, an' dat's a fact O, course sho hlovgod to git 'ligiu fo' hand, an' I's gwiuo to hold you 'spousihlo of sho dou,t.', ' IIfow,s dat, Mammy, gwino tor hold mo 'sponsihlo for Mary -Tano's 'corn- trarinoss? How come Ps 'sponsihlo 'P' 38