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send a message to Hallie Bentley
who is ill – The secretary was asked
to write to Hallie Bentley and also to
Mary Scott.

Miss Blanchard read a very beautiful
poem which brought out the difference
between an answer and a response
to a call.

Sadie Adams told of a robin’s nest built
on a bridge on a golf course – the bridge
was closed and barricaded until
the robins were hatched and reared.

Helen Moore read two of Edgar A
Guest’s poems – “The Preacher’s Son”
and “A Talk With Fortune.”

Mariana Millers article about a chair
demonstrated how red-tape chains
sometimes tie things up very tight.

Page 46

3]
send a message to Hallie Bentley
who is ill – The secretary was asked
to write to Hallie Bentley and also to
Mary Scott.

Miss Blanchard read a very beautiful
poem which brought out the difference
between an answer and a response
to a call.

Sadie Adams told of a robin’s nest built
on a bridge on a golf course – the bridge
was closed and barricaded until
the robins were hatched and reared.

Helen Moore read two of Edgar A
Guest’s poems – “The Preacher’s Son”
and “A Talk With Fortune.”

Mariana Millers article about a chair
demonstrated how red-tape chains
sometimes tie things up very tight.

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