Medora High School - Medorian Yearbook (Medora, IN)

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oi 8, EAT and DRINK .-at-. DOGS PLACE Bedford Ice Cream In Season MEDORA - INDIANA We appreciate Your Patronage, and will al- ways try to please You. -CALL AGAIN- Ca11away's Lunch Room Medora, Ind. 0' oi 'n I H l 55 Queen Anne Beauty Shoppe Expert marcelling, finger wav- ing, shampooing, dyeing and man- II H icuring. ' ii ii LE MU-R STEAM PERMANENT WAVE FOR 'SATISFACTION I Phone 13'8 for Appointment ii HAZEL KALEY, Prop. Q f0ver J. C. Penny Storey. v 9 0.0 10.0 Three things to love-courage, gentle- ness and affection. Three things to admire-intellect, dig- nity, and gracefulness. Three things to avoid-idleness, loqua- city, and flippant jesting. Three things to cultivate-good books, good friends, and good humor. T'hree things to contend for-honor, country, and friends. Three things to teach-truth, industry, and contentment. Three things to govern-temper, tongue and conduct. Three things to cherish-virtue, good- ness, and wisdom. o-o Jimmie S. giggled when Mr. Weddell read the story of the man who swam a- cross the 'Tiber three times before breakfast: Mr. Weddelli You do not doubt that a trained swimmer could do that, do you? Jimmie: No, sir, but I wonder why he didn't make it four to get back to the side where his clothes' were. o-0 Observe the postage stamp: its use- fulness depends upon its ability to stick to one thing until it gets there.

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0 'Q 0.0 fo 1? A HELP or a Q! II IHNDRANCE- I GOOD Appearance may not be the whole Book of Success, bound II in real leather and with gold- edged leaves. Just the same, it .- makes a big difference whether fl your appearance is something to ' live down or something to live up U to. ll It's always in the latter class i when you make frequent use of J our dry cleaning service. For dry o Co CO0 cleaning is a sure method of keep- H il ing the bloom of youth in every suit in your wardrobe-and at a ,, -, ' cost that'.s small indeed. QI Bedford Indiana II Bell Cleaning Works ii Ei 112 st. Louis Ave. 5 !! Clothes no Hel You Win II P ., -Dry Clean Them Oftener! II u!--v-o- .Dorothy C.: You drive awfully fast, I don't you? ii Lillar-d H.: Yes, I hit seventy yester- day. ll thDor,othy C.: Did you kill any nf .. emo, F! Dobbs Hats 0-0 II The greatest men were little boys, Fashiqn Park Clgthgs Great women, little maids, ' They had their childhood pains and Joys 5 Munsingwear ggeir lprgnksland esieapades, t ey a to earn t eir essons ,oo Because that was the rule, Dutchess rsz.sh::.dis..::s:.:,z.r ' , This mighty world moves oh apace Real-Silk Hose B.ringing hope and sorrow, II The actors of today give place i To actors of tomorrow. 0 9 When thirty years have gone around S Those who are youths today II Will be the men and women of tomorrow I lives great battles pray, H We must be trained to do our part 1 0.4 SEYMOUR 10101 'i' In history's career. We ought to take the tho't to heart When closing this school year. o-o Do what you can, being what you are: be a first-class glow-worm if you cannot be a star, 178-.

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o .0 ,O 1o1o1oioio1 5 il - Price u . 'P Confectionery gg 110 N. CHESTNUT ST. l 2 PURE SODAS 2 ICE CREAM High Grade Candies li l Fine Cigars, Tobaecos and SEYMOUR - INDIANA STYLISH MILLINERY ....at... LOWEST PRICES llrs. Pearl lllcl'ilce Sparksville, Ind. b:O nicer' blaze II l l II E2 lloltman-Parker H I il 55 Jewelry Co. The Hallmark Stare GIFTS FOR ALL gg OCCASIONS ,g 101 N. chestnut Phone 53 Laupus Bldg. Seymour, Ind. ll il Modern Optical Dept. ll !! II ll ll II sfo 10l01Dl0l0l KDlIPi-v:O CAN'T is the feeble excuse of the coward. 010 Happiness is a twin. It must be shared in order to be enjoyed. O-o My dear, called Junior's mother, who was in the next room, what are you opening that can with? Why, Junior said, with a can- opener. What did you think I was open- ing it with? Well, replied his mother, I thought from your remarks that you were opening it with a prayer. o-o Father: My boy, think of the fu- ture. Homer: P can't. It's my girl's birth- day and I must think of the present. O-0 I don't believe you love me any- more, sobbed Ruby M. Why do you say that, dearie? ask- ed Doss anxiously. Ruby: Well, for the last week you've left every night before father threaten- ed to throw you out. 130- exon cis