Central Middle School - Ceejay Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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'run' 4 f U -1, CENTRAL SHOE REPAIRING Work Done While You Wait Prices Right 31st and Indiana Gblgmpia Qlnnfntinnrrg Full Line of Home Made Candy and Ice Cream Give us a trial Free Delivery 3046 Prospect kj HELP! Mr. Douthitt fin Safety Council meet- ingl-'KCan anyone give an example of a bad accident and the results'?,' Dick M.-AAMF. Marion Churchman was driving home from 'Grain Valley on the State Highway last Saturday when struck by another car, The result was that Mr. Churchman suffered a broken wheel and a badly bent front axle. Doris fcoming in 315 with short sleeves, low neck, and socks onj- Brrrr! It's cold! Kenneth- Why not put your socks on your arms and keep warm. Johnf'fJust think of those Spaniards going 3000 miles on a galleonf' Jack- Aw, forget it! You can't believe all you hear about them foreign cars. Harry- Who is your favorite author? Bob- My dad. Harry- What did he ever write? Bob- Checks, Mr. Huscher- A fool can ask more questions than a wise man can answer. John- That's why so many of us Hunk. Hear Ye-One and All The latch string is out at the MURRAY GOODIE SHOP 3206 East 27th Street Come in and try our popcorn, red- hot. Always fresh. Peanuts, Candy and a complete line of Confe-ctions. LYTLE Se LYTLE, Props. Phone Harrison 3988 A. NEWELL FLoR1sT Southwest Corner 11th and McGee Sts. Call Us for Good Flowers and Plants LISTER BAKERY S. E. Corner 24th and Lister BREAD, CAKES and PIES of all Kinds Fresh Twice Daily First Class Service Quality Goods POPULAR PRICES AT ALL TIMES WE SAVE YOU 5072: TO 75'Zv Specializing in New High Grade Bedroom and Dining Room Suites, latest styles. Very latest Over- stuEed and Cane Back Velour Living Room Sets. Direct from Factory to you EARL HOWARD'S FURNITURE RESIDENCE 2828 Euclid Llnwood 1118 H I I g U PHI Il ll'''4512SHEIIHiilllliillHIEll531552lllilglgilgliiliiiiiiliEiiilliliillllfl ll?Eilq?iE!lEi.5ZlE'EIIilEi l'f.l 5323 :. .-.- Page One Hundred Fifty-Seven

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