Cooleemee High School - Indian Echo Yearbook (Cooleemee, NC)

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Wfwphwr Walking down Broadway, New York, is the world's greatest comedian, Wayne Seamon. He has made a fortune just telling funny stories and making the world laugh. In the office of the world's largest newspaper is the managing editor, Henry Crotts. Day By Day With Vernell Cheek is a column which is written by Sarah Ruth Dainel, considered the world's greatest newspaper writer. Over in Radio City the broadcast of the gossip is going on. That rapid fire talker with the musical voice of the air is Odell Vickers. It is said that he gets 53,000 a night for his broadcast. Are you wanting a place to eat? Why not try the little cafe just around the corner. A good fish dinner for 35.00, or a hamburger sandwich for 31.25. No wonder Margaret Bivins gave up the title of the world's welter weight to go in for feeding people at those prices. Why at the hot cake stand back in the old home town, Frances McDaniel will sell you a sizzling hot hamburger for five cents. The medal of award for distinguished service is to be awarded, we hear, to Ocena Ellenburg. That little bundle of brains discovered a way to extract energy from a snowflake and make enough electric current to make the water flow up- hill at Niagara Falls. Will wonders never cease? A new school of learning,has just been established on top of Pike's Peak. Everyone gets high grades and there are no failures. Students find much pleasure in studying at this school, The president of the college is Helen Shore. Janet Eaton is teaching music there. A motorless automobile has just been invented. Two brilliant scientists have the patent. Patent number N-U-T-S has been issued to Helen Grubb and Louise Nichols. Well, one can never tell what people will amount to. A Wingless airplane will put in operations across the Pacific shortly. Pro- moters of the company which will manufacture the plane are listed as Mildred Chappell, Jean DeWeese, and Claytie Hoover. An advertisement in the Cooleemee Journal says that you can buy cellophane suits made to order at the Helen Cookls Cello-Suit Company on Ephesus Boule- vard. The suits are popular, saves washing and cleaning bills. They sell for 317.98 and last a lifetime. The largest ranch in the world is said to be located in an undiscovered moun- tain ranges of Utah. On the ranch the largest seedless, juiceless, peelingless oranges in the world are grown. 9,l35Vg car 'loads were shipped out last week.

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Ffwphwf The owners of the ranch are H .A. Wyrick and Pauline Carter. They made their money to buy the ranch by selling peanuts on the street of a mid-Western city at a penny a sack. A cruise of the world is being organized. One thousand people are expected to go, leaving Miami, Florida at three-thirty next Wednesday morning, In charge of the cruise will be Ray Carter and Junior Sechrest. Distinguished passengers on the list include the names of Messrs. Margie Cannup, Mary E. Everhardt, Mildred Nail, and Faye Sain. SCENE: The leading city at the South Pole. There is a big celebration. They have just elected a mayor, How Mayor Frank Tatum can take it! And there's his wife, our old friend Ethel Spry. My, she seems proud of the mayor. SCENE: A night club on Broadway in New York. That head waiter looks fa- miliar. What do you know about it? There's my old friend Cecil Berrier. That couple he is showing to a table looks much like Oleta Mayberry, who used to go to Cooleemee High school. That must be her husband the Duke of Needmore. I just found out that Marvin Spry is the owner of this club. Wilma Campbell is a dancer and Loudetta Broadway sings the-re. SCENE: An automobile of a foreign make is driving up to a service station. Those courteous attendants of the service station are none other than Reba Saun- ders and Jean Hilliard, The driver of the car is Eddie Freeman. He certainly made his millions when he struck the rich deposits of radium in the Rocky Moun- tains. SCENE: An exclusive fashion shop in Chicago, Madame Babe Scott is the owner and active manager. That cute looking stylist who shows off all the latest Paris creations is Mary Tom Spry. SCENE: A meeting of the President's Cabinet in Washington. When we knew Gray Everhart as a boy, no one would ever have guessed that one day he would be the Secretary of the Treasury. Look at him now, with his top hat and cane, sitting there with all the big statesmen. Well, maybe there is a chance for all of us! SCENE: A late afternoon in a tropical city. The owner of a large banana plan- tation sits on her porch. That face looks familiar. We used to know her as Anne Young. SCENE: A fashionable beach resort. An afternoon tea is in progress. The hostess for the afternoon is Mot Gales, who is entertaining at her million dollar home. It seems that she married a rich old sucker and he died and left her his fortune. Can she spend it?