Piedmont High School - Tris Yearbook (Piedmont, WV)

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PHS ' , 1925 V f l dress of white voile and her la.st year's hat. The King's Daughters never looked so beautiful or sang so sweet as they did on this glorious Easter morning, all dressed in simple white and no hats, nothing but a white rosebud in their hair and surrounded by Easter lilies and palms. Mable's parents were very proud of her that morning. The class re- ceived many compliments during the day, but none pleased Mable more than the one paid by her sister, who said, You have chosen the better part and I know you have enjoyed your Easter more than I have. I am going to try your plan next year. Don't wait a whole year, commence today, said Mable. h That night her father said, Now tell me why you didn't want a new at. Well daddy, it was this way. There is one girl in our class who is poor. She told Miss West she wouldn't be able to sing with us today as she didn't have a hat and her mother couldn't buy one for a month yet. So we girls had a meeting and decided to wear just a flower in our hair instead of a hat. We were all glad and happy because there was not one absent. Now that is all. No, not all, for here is a ten dollar bill to get yourself a new hat. Oh, daddy, no ten dollar hat for me. Now I can get Flossie a hat, dress and shoes and take her to Sunday School next Sunday. And that is what she did, and bought herself a plain hat, too. Mrs. Reed recovered. The King's Daughters found plenty of sewing for her to do, and Marie helped to carry on the good work. WINNIE BUTLER '27 Page sixty-three

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