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-ll A . A v as Z III nn'-'19 - 'igitia 6 X 7 jig, I 1 A ai' ' 'E x fm 'Y -4 Ak i . X 'L id wif?-,gl 3 251 2 -A Spf tl f ' ,Z A l 'fig-0:7421 M ' L- i i I L i- --i-1---i-i-------- F fn 'le -- .Le f - 21-sean, that we were going to the Duncan Theatre because there was an extraordinary good at- traction. She wouldn't tell me what it was for she wanted to surprise me. VVe walked to the Theatre as it was only two blocks away. Many people were walking in the direction of the show. VVe saw one couple that was walking very slowly. On ap- proaching them we discovered one of them was D'oris XN'innail. She told us that she heard Esther Shontz and Gladys Geis were in India as missionaries, Further down the street, we passed another party of interest. She was talking to herself and it was all in Latin. We listened to the sound of her voice a few feet away and, behold it was Alberta. Sing- loub! She told us that she had been teaching Latin for six years in Toledo. Frances was now married and her husband operated a large department store in XVarren, Ohio. VVe also learned from her that Elizabeth Barko was the wife of a Reformed Minister and was living in Nashville, Tennessee. There was quite a large crowd waiting to buy tickets for the show. XVe obtained very good seats up front, I gazed upon the picture in front of me and I was so excited, Ihit some man's bald head and boy, did he get angry! I couldn't help getting all worked up for there before my eyes was Elmina Bhame, as second Nancy Carrol. My, but Elmina acted well! As the final curtain was going down I began to realize that my visit was drawing to a close too. My surprises, I learned a few minutes later were not all over yet, for stepping out of the theatre I heard newsboys yelling at the top of their voices. Extra, Extra! Profes- sional Football Stars Engagement is Learned. Gee, I thought I would have to find out what it's all about, so I hailed a boy and commenced to read in big letters, Lee Gra- ham, Professional Football Staris Engagement to Jeannette Kirker, a well known society lady, has been made known to the public today at the Hotel Schenley where occurred a party given by the sister of the bride to be. I wanted to see what else was in the paper. Alas, I came to this piece: Ruth Rogner, one of the best song composers, in the United States, has been taken ill with pneumonia. I was very sorry to hear of her illness. I also saw this item: Saint Louis Cardinals to Battle with New York Yankees at St. Louis to- morrow. Throngs of people were at the gates already awaiting entrance. The thing that interested me was that the Manager of the Cardinals was a former schoolniate of mine and this person was Victor Ileilley, who always was a great baseball fan. Yes, and then I hadn't read all the news. This item was found on another page: Marjorie Rilleter has gained great fame as a famous toe dancer in Paris. The next morning, after spending a delightful visit with the Eberts, I bid them good- bye and thanked them for the wonderful time they showed nie. VVhen I reached the air- port my plane and pilot were ready to make the return trip. Kenneth told me that he heard at the airport that George Vollrath had become a multi-millionaire as a result of designing a new plane. He also said that if we reached home early we could attend the big football game between Holden and Patton High Schools of Kansas City where we lived. Holden's coach was now Robert Evans and I'atton's, John lfft, who both had been fine players on our Zelie team. Each team had big husky warriors on their lineups. XVe arrived home safely in Kansas City where I will again take up my Librarian duties, Kenneth's plans were to make a lone flight across the ocean to Paris and try to ob- tain the title of Second Lindbergh. XVe departed and now I bid adieu to my classmates and friends. L. C. VV. '29. TKVEN'l'Y-FIVE
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