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50 WILMETTE LIFE September 27, 1929 Aurora Fair Proves Very Interesting to Lois Jane· One morning during August w , meaning mv family and I, went to the fair at Aurorn. It wa~ a very nice day and WI' had a lo\· l y tim . Thert; werP many inl<' r't'st ing things to look at. Ont' thing J Jik{'(l hest wn~ ahout a cow that had a cow's hortf growing on h (·r back. 'l'her<> w:1:-: a b o y tlwr who wa~ going to st>e if it rt·ally was grcnving on but the cow moHd. He got scared and ran away. \\' t' lnokt·d around a litti P mort· and tlwn it wa:- .tim for supper. 'Ve atC' our ~UPJH'I' at n. littl e place and ~tartC'd hnnlt' and that w:u; the end of a IH' rfe c t day. - L11i:- .JanP Hobt'rls, fiB Howard I JUNIOR LIFE (Continued from Preceding Page) Locke Opines ,T hat "Woody"· English Is One Shorts~op This i::: to praise the great~st of all shortl'itops, Elwood J·~n g ll sl\, otht>rwist· kno\\'n as "\\'oody." ThPrc are many thing:-: ;~l>out "V{oody". that. the ca~ua~ fan \\'ill not notice. First of a ll, lw ha:; tlw Jargt'~t hnnd~ in has~hnll and then ·ht· ha~ " rit\t'shot nrm. When the great "Hajah" ,·amt· to the \'uhs, he. a~l<E><l f.or " quivt J)!'r:-i(Jn who didn't \\:h1stl.P while ht · :-ha \'t·d and didn't talk Ill h1s :-Jeep or :-lllll't', for a roommate. T.hey gave 1 !1i111 .. ,,. (Hldr." · And fio you w1ll s( 't' he I" \ ·1·n· df'n·nt. - Loeke Roger. sc Stnlp gTt'at Dorothy Tells of Trials Attendant to Being Short · r hav<:> alwa.vs twen at th·· end of the p;ymna~ium lin~<'. Thi:-: year J thought that maybe I wouldn't bt> the la st one ror a new girl came in our mom \\·hom T thought wa~ 'l'ht· lddd·all tNl.m~ of tlw t> ighth ~Tad~ !-ihorter than I. Then canw the first ha "" IH·<·n ('ho~en and the ('aptam ot gymna~ium lesson. l\1r!'i. Ball told us to S<' is ('Ctroline C'lnrk. v;,·c ha\·~ choH·n get in alphabetical order. l\ly h opes t lw namt-1. "Boot 'Em" to rep··escnt our ro:-e. ThC' second l cf;~;on came and the tt·am. order, "(;et in lin <> aC'<"Ording to h eight." ~Irs . Ball thought WC' shou ld ha\·,. t~\· n I am JWYE>r lu cky. J'm still at the end team:- as our room is larg<' Pnough t or (1f tht' liiH'. two hut after quitP a discuss ion we d~ -Dorothy Holway, Stolp 7(' ciderl t" han' one team. 8(' hopE'~ It · SC Seeks Another TI.tle as KickbaIJ S eason H ere . ) SD and 8C Kickball Teams . Cl h S at Stolp W111 as oon ~~t·~.~~:- "'~·II thi:-: y~ar a~ it did ~nst Y"~n -FlorentmC' Struht, 8( Str,lp -- - - - -- A Ch ... istmas Card made for you alone a special art department exclusively for designing and executing personalized Holiday Greeting Cards. You will be interested in looking over the interesting san1plcs we have prepared, sho"ring ho\i\' we can plan an iudividual Christmas greeting for you that " 'ill he refreshingly different fron1 the ordinary stock designs. 11:\\'E l;\;STIT' TEO "' lW!' l ·': ' th P c RJ> · I·i nEElt Thur:-day, ·wptem gl: :-< \\' I , 11 ,,.~. WATCHES \\' Pr e up north WL' \n·n· p;oin~ , saw t\\·o big dP<'l'. They from Stolp pic~<:>d their kJ<'kball captam. . 1 ~l · 1 , Tlw captain 1s Jean Burns. Vile know " · ·ng \\ ~tn " P ·· · 1 ·h. ·i ll be 'l good c·apt·tin beeau~e ~ he stupp(.·d .tnd lcJol,ed nt us .1nd then t1ey ~.. ~~ ~~u 1 · lla~l~ethall <'a~ 1 taln last ; .t>ar . cl:\shHI away. AnotlH'r time Wt' Wf'H' \\·, . onlY ha ,.e 01w team this year, whi<'h going .acrClss th e lake wlwn we <·nnw . inC'ludt·s (miY thP. girl.· in our room whr) to a l11t of n.·<:df;. When WP .g-o~ through I want to pia·,.. n ·t·ds W<' saw dt>L'I' <lnnlung. \V 1' · Our fir~t ~·:mw will be \\'ith , t', ~~i~:-; ~;~"· tlwm drinking in tl.w !'..!-k\ ,~ ,·pry \\'nnan's room. i cl:ty anti they \\'(>J'e very mt<~rpslmg. · - --~uth Sandt·rson, _RI' Rto·lp I l{ol~ert Knepper, 6B llowartl. ltlv· WE t ' H.\.X('IS H .\J·p 'f.\1\f:s 'l'l ' "BI,E ('oming ltonH:! from s<'honl thi~ !HIIlll, whilt· ri<ling iii tlw :-tn·t't on ht·r hkydP, Franc·(·s ltapp tunit'<l hPr l1t~ acl :n·,,uiHI' ltt talk t11 thC' g-il'! in hctck of lwr. Slw ran int(l a Marshall Fh·l!l hoy crossiil!! tht· stl'('l't ancl fdl off thP hkydt· :11H) hit Jwr hPad on the l't·nwnt c urbing. .\In:. Stalling· \Yh o was back of tilt· ::\tar~hall Fit>ld truC'k tm·k F'raii<'Ps homt·. - -\"i,·ian .A!Jrahams, 6B Howard. TO El,E("I' ('\J>1'AIX WL' arP going· to ··l····t c.ur 1·\il'ld·:tl l c·a JHain. TIH'n twxt Thur!-'tl:t.\' Wt' : r· · going outsiclt' an(l haYt · f·IIJ' fir:-:1 pi ·;wtil·(· gamC' with Miss Rkidmor". v\·t·· ", .,. pbnning t)ll :t \'l'I'Y C'x1 ·iting tinw. \\.h t·It 11\lr (';tptain Jowws how wP play :-;lw \\ill pick tlw hl':<t play·~ to lit · ou lwr t··:tit l ;ti l :n·ar. \\' p hopt· to wi11 lnl~ 11f !.!<~1111':- in tlw followin!.! months. . .Jant> 11raJHlt, GB llowa l'll. Thi~ aftt~rnoc·n Private Showing A Most Unusual Oppo·tunity io· Love·s oi Distinctive Fu·nitu·e Private Party being obliged to return to his home in Europe is disposing of his entire furnjshings. Every piece of furniture as well as tapestries, linens, Oriental rugs, etc., were actually purchased by the owner 1n Europe and brought to this country for his own use. This offering must not be misconstrued as a used furniture sale-but rather-an opportunity for that particular class who desire the unusual in furniture that can be handed down to future generations. 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