C H Friend High School - Chit Chat Yearbook (South Boston, VA)

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4 The South Boston Herald BOOK REVIEWS Brilliant latin poem, La- mentus Caterpillarus Squas- hius, just published. Miss Francis Lantor has handled this touching subject in a sympathetic manner and a very exalted style. The lVorld's most sensible lover has been found in Miss Beryl Gordon's latest novel Be Yourself. The author has shown unusual know- ledge of human nature. LOST-One meat chopper and two egg beaters. If found please return to Miss Doris Wood, Head of Home Economics, as soon as pos- sible for they were not rust- proof. LOST-One green s h i r t, somewhere between M oon beam Laundry and Peach Avenue. If found please re- turn to Mr. Edwin Black. F OUND-A job. Loser ap- ply to Mr. Earl Mooreield. Phone 203. Any others de- siring odd jobs may apply. FOUND - Robert Reaves, acting as Manager of R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. You ca.n't help Learn a Foreign Language This way. FREE - Interesting, Illus- trated Treatise on Learning Foreign Language by Radio. Sign and mail the coupon be- low. Miss Grace Blalock D. 603 230-236 Fifth Ave., N. Y. Send me, Free, a copy of Listening in on the Lan- guage Phonef' A ame .,.........,.,..........,.....,.,,.,....,..,,....,.... Address ................................... City .....,.......,....... State ............. STOP! THINK! Have you forty-three pairs of nerves? Have you 502 bones? These are absolutely essen- tial to a long life. See DR. WILLIAM PURYEAR cmRoP1zAc'roR The original Dr. Fix It. WAIT!! Don't make final arrange- ments until you see me. I am your friend to the last. XVILBUR Owl-:N, Undertaker WIFE WANTED WANTED-A wife, only qualifications are: must be beautiful and dumb. Apply to Mr. Philip Johnson, Chief Engineer of Buenos Ayres. The Richard Noblin Drug Store will be opened on Tues- day, August 23, between the Virginia Hotel and Jones Electric Power Company.

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198 CHIT-CHAT QIIHSS 1302111 Does life hold joy or pain and sorrow, Success and fame or sore defeat? Will smiles or tears shi11e on the morrow? Despair or hope our efforts greet? Will we meet each with smiles or crying? Will we be strong or merely Weak? When some new duty We are trying, What part in working will we seek? Is work our aim or is it pleasure? Are tasks the things for other men? Will we weigh them and find they measure Too much, we can not master them? Look back, do things appear unHnished? Are days so full, or empty things Were duties done or work diminished? Will these be what the future brings? May life be such that when in turning, We count these years as only gain 5 As years of joy and hope and planning For such they are and will remain. BERYI. GORDON, Poet V A s. -4. -sL.....L,