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1 ' .: x-51 .ltri L if . Q5 X L, ,' l ' ' Riff wi EN v' f ff 1 irq. 7 I' AT ', , 43. S PRN 16? Tw? X ' 5 i ' s T X - J , 1 fy 1 f M U fl iw ! -Q Url Z f ll f 7 nr U B r 1 ' if' wl- L. Campaign Fund. It is so cold that the enthusiasm nearly freezes. 24-Girls get Bob Sleds and tour Fulton. FEBRUARY V 3-Cornie Souther appears from her Mon- day afternoon date wearing a K. A. pin. How come? 7-Y. W. C. A. has a good meeting. 12-'4Faculty Take-Off. 13-Miss Reese at door, Who is in here? Eleanor Boving Qfrom insidej, For the love of Pete, who is that ? 14-Annual Valentine Party. 15-Lots of excitement, Snappy Stories taken from library. 18-Everyone is getting the measles. It must be sort of a fad. 22-Wasl1ington's Birthday and vacation. Everyone works all day making surgi- cal dressings for the Red Cross. That is practical patriotism. -Elizabeth Gerard at 2:00 a. m. and 2 degrees below zero: Oh, Gene, come and stay all night with me. Gene Qhiding under coverj Nothing doing, I'm asleep. . 28-Terry has nervous breakdown, caused by overworlc in geometry. MARCH 2- Kid Party is given by Y. W1 C. A. for Y. W. C. A. of William Woods. 7-New Y. W. C. A. Cabinet elected. Second Student Recital. -Rummage Sale-well attended by maids. 18-Lost, strayed, or stolen, dishes from dining room. 19- Rainbow Kimona Society given by the girls. Berghauser Hardware Company i Dealers in I l Jtooes, Buggies, Paints, Oils and Roofing Court Street, - Fulton, Missouri THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED Sfyles The Largest Assortment The Lowest Prices A Good Shoe Repairer in Connection Payne 85 Henderson Shoe Sfofe
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A f fy 1' 12,165 Gi ' Y' 'iff 1169 Ylitw lv X - -as f : A- N 2'. 'M , - .I I L -. gli ,, ., 4 X I N I l 'III ,fig -R 'L f I'1'4'M- . ,, 1' ill' fill!! X- ' i ' ill! - 6-Several new records are donated for use on the new Victrola. Be sure to put all records in envelopes after using. -Hallowe'en Masquerade Party. A howling success. NOVEMBER -Westminster vs. Kirksville Normal. -Prayer meeting as usual. -Drury vs. VVestminster. Well, VVel1! -A FRIEND loses his hat and has to go home without it. The question is, where did it go? -Every one begins to think of turkey. -Boost for the Central-Westminster game. 26-Parade by VVestminster. The game! 29-Old fashioned country dinner-Ham, sweet potatoes, hominy, corn bread, and pumpkin pie. DECEMBER 10-Freshies write letter to Santa-Claus. 15- Hearts and Diamonds by Expres- sion Department. 17-No prayer meeting for Seminoles. 13-Students' Recital. Several Freshmen. make their debuts. 19-Oh, you grand and glorious vacation. JANUARY 4-All back! Five diamonds! 5th- VVe have resumed our work as' usual and I wish you would resume the work of cleaning up your rooms' as usual or better. V 9-We buy tickets for the Basket Ball' Games. 16-Some Seminoles sleep through break- fast! 21-Parade by William Woods, Synodical, and Westminster, for Westminster Plumbing E l 1 Steam and Hoi Wafer Heafz'ng 1 Contractor E:'nzi,2.i'h Mg T. NEAL ig, -' ABST 'AcTER NOTARY Puauc ' NI. I.-.GUTHRIE ' PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR LOANS U CALLAWAY COUNTY, FULTON. NIO. ! A ' msurmncs O. BAKER'S BOOK STORE . Dealer in ' 5 BOOKS, STATIONERY and VVALL PAPER ' ' ' Fulton, Missouri A I
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. .f-43.1 QF? ' ' T -- sw ' f 7' X N A 1 7 1 x X 71 J ' , t ' f 2,35-P gf 1 -X , ,i 'War' fr, fr , Lg -Miss Morey is suffering from lum- bago as a result of looking under the radiators. -Pat McG. leaves for home and the farm. -SENIORS go to church decked in caps and gowns. iMuch suffering on account of new white shoes. APRIL , -Elizabeth Gerard received a wonder- ful box from Sayre College. -Everyone practicing hard for Glee 9. Club Concert. 5-Harmony Trio Sing at Debate be- tween Park College and Westminster. 7-It sure is raining. Spring is here. 8-Senior Stunt night. Made lots UD of money. '- Pres. James escapes from his mus- tache. 15-Glee Club Concert in' Pratt's Theatre. The sport of the evening was certain men in the audience trying to pick out their dress suits among those ap- pearing on the stage. SMITH LUM ER YARD Lumber and Cedar ?osits PAINT A A. D. s ara, gag' Eminem. Massew-5 People-Pleasing Presents Per Pulverized Prices at the t 5 ll. ll. GRIIIIES lllll. STUBE Court St., I E ' FUHOVI, :-: Missouri Drug .ftore 6712 Rexall Store MOORE'S p e Largest Stock of Perfumeszand Toilet Articles in Town
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