Bellpoint High School - Bellpointer Yearbook (Bellpoint, OH)

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August 2. A. D. Kilbury LAJ OFFICE New York ' New York A gust 1, 1250 - Today I was forced to set out on my trip to my old playq grounds at Bellpcint, Ohio. As I entered white Sulphur my X train was met by a large crowd. I didn't recognize any faces. I was later informed that this was the first trip of the Wwhite Sulphur Zephyr,N the first of the stream lined trains to run on this railroad. Ag I was getting ready to take a taxi to Bellpoint of which White Suplhur is a suburb, I ran into Betty Rodgers, my old high school sweetheart. She is still unmarried lives in White Sulphur and goes to Bellpoint every day to teach at East High. After leaving this old friend I went to Bellpoint and put up at the Boyd House, reputed to be one of the best hotels in Bellpoint. August 2, ' In the lobby of my hotel I met one of my old pals, Wray Sdbinsf After conversing several minutes, I asked if he was staying here. To my surprise he informed me that he owned the jointF' I-Ie insisted that TE go up and meet Mrs. Sabine and little VAsaW and WFreddie.W On entering I was surprised at meeting one of my old classmates, Darlene Dunlap. Mrs. Sabine, it seems after leaving Bellpoint became a famous dietician. Later while working in the 'Boyd Housen, Cupid shot that fatal, final shaft. Our conversation was interrupted several times by little nAsah and WFreddieW trying to Wbreak me of the habith with a bean shooter and a toy cannon. I spent the rest of the day trying to close a business deal. This forencon after leaving the hotel I took the subway to the Soldiers' Home, erected by President Landon for the veterans of the war of 1938. The Home was managed by two for- mer classmates, Doctors G, V. Webster and F.M. Freshwater. After trying for two hours to get in touch with them, I finallg succeeded. I learned that WDocU Webster had made good use of the mustache and Packard and Frances after four unsuccessful ventures into matrimcny is looking for a good husband. On my return I stopped at the home of Alice Easton who lives on Bunty Station Boulevard, the most aristocratic part of town. Alice is new known as hrs. Frye and is the hagpy mother of sic children, I returned to the hotel about P.M. and spent the rest of the dey visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bnbins. I-L2 011.

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August 4. Today I crossed the great Bellpoint Dam built on the large Scioto River and went down Moon St. to the Comedie Francaise, the largest opera house in Bellpoint. It is built on the site of my old Alma Mater, the centralized High School of Bellpointfs smaller days. Here I met Madame Thestra Mathoas, known to me as Esther Thomas. After Esther graduated, her rise was very rapid. She first became known as one of Major Bowes famous amateurs and she is now one of the oountry's most famous opera singers. We returned to my temporary office at Maple Grove, on Main Street. Esther is planning to divorce Jackie Cooper, famous star of the talking pictures. She is suing him for 82,000,000 on the grounds of non-support. As her attorney I shall make preparations for winning what promises to be the most sensational law suit of the century. I am planning to go back to New York for a few days study and then return to Bellpoint for the law suit. -21-