Chaffee High School - Mogul Yearbook (Chaffee, MO)

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 THE A O O L J E News Items Ten Years From Today Miss Maggie Davis, sole heiress of the million dollar estate of the late Richard Davis, announces that she is to be married in June. It is understood that Belvery Roberts, her sweetheart for the past fifteen years, is the lucky fellow. The editor of the Chaffee Signal received a letter from Mr. Lyon Davenport, now a resident of New York and a well known beauty specialist who owns many beauty parlors throughout the United States, saying he wished to send his love and best wishes to his former classmates. Mr. Everett Laymon, famous playright and comedian, will be at the Empress Theater Monday, Wednesday, and Friday nights in person. Mr. Laymon cancelled two very important engagements that he might entertain his friends and classmates this week. Miss Ruth Hceb, Athletic Instructor of Missouri University, returned to Chaffee today to attend a party given in honor of her twenty-seventh birth- day. Miss Heeb has been one of the Missouri faculty for several years and has accomplished more than any previous instructor. Mr. Elbert Gettings is engaged in the manufacture of pianos and we feel that he will make a success of it since he is such an accomplished musician himself. He has studied abroad and now he has devised a piano that produces the most heavenly tones ever heard in the history of music. Raymond Pfefferkorn, Governor-Elect of Missouri, expects to visit in Chaffee, his boyhood home. He is making a tour of the United States in search of a wife before taking up his official duties and wishes to call on all of his old classmates, especially the girls. Miss Marika Elwick will depart for Sing Song, China, next week, where she has signed an agreement to remain three years. Miss Elwick is one of the youngest and most daring missionaries ever sent from the United States. Mr. Bailey, who recently purchased a new building on Main Street, opened it for business today. It was a great surprise to find Mr. Bailey the owner of this large modern barber shop. He evidently has developed his business ability since he left school. Miss Eloise Williams, famous aviatrix, will arrive in Chaffee today to attend the dedication ceremony of the new airport of this city. Miss Williams graduated from Chaffee High School and will be glad to see her old classmates. Mr. Mason Allen, the recent purchaser of the Ford factory, announces his intention of manufacturing Dizettes with very modern equipment. Blue racers, number 7, will also be a specialty. Miss Iris Morrow has agreed to teach a dancing school in Alaska. She will accompany Dumb Dora on her expedition to the South Pole before she resumes her duties in the school, however. — 22 — 1 9 2 9

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'THE A O O TJ E ” 1 '«I» 1 » W' ■ ■■■. Irene Pobst Lewis I). I). S. “She has obtained her M. R. S. degree.” William Washburn Bill” Football Mogul Staff Phi Betta Keys K. M. Club Tennis Club “A Charles Dana Gib- son in the making.” Iris Morrow D. D. S. Pep Leader “Love 'em and leave ’em.” Everett Laymon Boob” Football Basketball K. M. Club Phi Betta Keys “Has been known to cultivate a little F res hie.” Raymond Lewis Spider” K. M. Club Orchestra “With this abundance of superfluous breath, he should go in for deep sea diving” Raymond Pfefferkorn Pep” Football Basketball Phi Betta Keys Track K. M. Club “The official ear-wig- gler of English IV.” Ruth Heeb Basketball Mogul Staff I). 1). S. “A better sport cannot be found ” Joseph Aubuchon Joe” Football Phi Betta Keys K. M. Club It’s a woman's world, isn't it, Joe?” Marika El wick Ricky” 1). D. S. Basketball “Just Ricky.” Lyon Davenport Pete” K. M. Club “Can learn anything— “even Physiology.”

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THE W O O I—I L- We are very glad to hear that Judge Manuel Slinkard, former student and graduate of Chaffee High School, again received the majority of votes in Scott County and will continue to reside in Benton. Mrs. Irene Lewis, formerly Irene Pobst, and Mrs. Data Russell, formerly Data Amrhein, have gone abroad to seek Paris divorces. The young women were former graduates of Chaffee High School and their classmates join in wishing them many more divorces. Dr. Ralph Roney, one of the most famous doctors of the United States, successfully performed a very dangerous operation on his old friend, Jobnny Wardlow, recently. We send our congratulations. Raymond Lewis, lightweight champion of the world, is spending his vacation in Miami, Florida. Mr. Lewis received a cool million in his last fight and presented it to the humane society. Miss Marion Sample, who returned from New York Monday, takes pleasure in announcing that she has, at last, succeeded in compounding a hair tonic which will banish red hair forever in a harmless way. Miss Sample has experimented for years in hope of making a tonic of this kind and we are very glad of her success. Salesman Sam Hubbard received a letter today from a large firm in New York offering him a position abroad with an enormous salary. Sam expects to leave here tomorrow in his Ford Plane. He has gained great wealth and has the reputation of being the best salesman in the United States. Citizens of Chaffee were both surprised and delighted to hear broad- casted from Station XYZ that Miss Norma Lacock will appear for the first time, at the Municipal Opera. Miss Lacock, the winner of several beauty contests, is the star. Bill Washburn, famous artist, will sail for London next month where he will paint the portrait of the Queen of England. Since his graduation from Chaffee High School, Mr. Washburn has spent much time in the study of art, both at home and abroad. Miss Helen Maxwell has accepted the position as private secretary to the President of the United States. She has held the speed record in shorthand and typing for several years and will prove to be quite capable of her position. Henrietta Campbell, a graduate of Chaffee High School, published her first novel this month. The book is sure to be one of the best sellers and critics praise it highly. Miss Lona Harrison, the new find” in the realm of blank verse, and who has just published her latest volume, Memories of Chaffee,” said the other day in an interview that she owed her talent to the training she received in her Alma Mater, Chaffee High School. — 23 — 1 9