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Title: Highland Echo 1915-1925
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: Maryville College student body
Subjects: Maryville College
Publisher: Maryville, TN : Maryville College
Contributing Library: Maryville College
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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y circle at theirfathers home. It is generally understood, ofcourse, that there are couples whoare keep too busy moonshining toseperate long enough to participatewith others in enjoying life. Thesehowever, were not without attentionin that they were crowded andwedged together two in a Hill inthe windows possessed with thatever sparkling love and unconscious-ness that others were near. Just as a disaster follows a periodof prosperity the sad end called forseperation, signified by the lightthat flashed causing a generalscream and yell to make ready forthe return home through the cold of the night. Out they marched twoand two in regret that the close hadcome, but feeling greatly elevatedover their being together. PERSONALS Miss Ethel Burchfiel of the Cen-tennial Class was a visitor on theHill January the fourth. Miss Leila Armstrong came withher brother and visited the collegea few days. Miss Sarah Fowler stopped overto be with her sisters a few daysbefore going on to Johnson CityNormal.
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The delegates to the S. V. B.Convention have met two formerMaryvillians there Bob Bartlett andHarold Smith. Miss Lois Wilson has passedGibralter on her way to the mis-sionary field. Tower clockwound auto-matically byoneJuJfhonepower motor. Motor-generator set mounted on craneupplying power (or lifting magnet Electrically-heated giufr-pots are used in pattern shops and elsewhere.

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