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Title Article Summary
Mrs. (Eva Donahue Hollister) Robinson Visited her daughter Maud.
Thursday at 12 o'clock Domestic Science students attended a lecture.
Last Wednesday morning G. W. Samson gave a report of the Teachers Association.
On Friday morning Most of chapel time was devoted to the practice of songs and yells.