South High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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For the Express Company that shipped the Egg From the man who took the Egg to the station For the Farmer who owned the Hen that laid the Egg. I sold the Egg for forty cents a dozen. I'm the Iobber who passed along the Egg From the Wholesaler who cold-storaged the Egg 3 After the Railroad carried the Egg For the Express Company that shipped the Egg From the Man who took the Egg to the station For the Farmer who owned the Hen that laid the Egg. l sold the Eggs for forty-five cents a dozen. I'm the Grocer who sold the Egg I got from the Iobber who passed along From the Wholesaler who cold-storaged the Egg ' After the Railroad carried the Egg For the Express Company that shipped the Egg From the Man who took the Egg to the station For the Farmer who owned the Hen that laid the Egg. I sold the Eggs for sixty cents a dozen. I'm the poor D, --l who ate the Egg My Wife bought from the Grocer who sold the Egg He got from the Iobber who passed along the Egg From the Wholesalerl who cold-storaged the Egg After the Railroad carried the Egg For the Express Company that shipped the Egg From the Man who took the Egg to the station For the Farmer who owned the Hen that laid the Egg I got Ptomaine poisonin the Egg Black ghd Gold, 1914 ' ''mf . COMPLINIENTS OF g 5 Noland Company, Inc. Q I I ' PLUMBING-HEATING--MILL SUPPLIES f 5 3 Q Visit Our Show Room Q S 636 WEST: FOURTH STREET 2 4- .-- - -0- f-Q-- -'--.--QQ' Q---4-.--.-W 4' ' '- 4- QOQHQ -- -fa l A i S Buy A Chatham Home-Spun 2 l A For l g Durability-Smartness-Fine Texture 2 ll ml l 5 2 2 NORMAN STOCKTON, INC. 5 l 'IH' Q '+ 00-0 QQDQQ QQQQQQ +- -- 4- BLACK AND GOLD Page one hundred ninety-ieven

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