Logan Female College - Crown Yearbook (Russellville, KY)

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FN ff:-X - T X1 . J ef s The Crown, Nmeteen wenty-five lib A I 0, ' The bird Huttered up from the nest and lighted for a moment on a limb, then endeavored to try its Wings again. The attempt to Hy was unsuccessful, and it fell to the ground. A cat, which had been Watching the performance from a nearby bush, darted forth and captured the helpless bird in its claws. A cat will be a cat. The girl Wearing a dainty dress of green Voile was laughing and chatting with a group of older women at the other end of the room. The hostess was remarking to a very dear friend, Of course, I had to invite M1's. Brown on account of her hus- band's position. But my dear, she is nothing, absolutely nothing. I can re- member when her mother kept a board- ing house right in this very town, and you can imagine the awful environment the child grew up inf, A cat will be a cat. A it EK THINGS WE HEAR EVERY DAY I thought the rising bell would never stop ringingf' HCan you lend me a stamp P What's that bell for ? Did I get a letter, .Iess?'l VVho's your partner? Who swiped all my stationery ? Girls, what do you think this is-a rough house ? EEG Mary Belle: She told me you told her that secret I told you not to tell her. Mable Ruth: The mean thing! I told her not to tell you I told her. Mary Belle: I promised her' I W0uldn't tell you she told me, so don't you tell her I told you.

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