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COMPLIMENTS OF PLUNKETT-JARRELL GROCER CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS and COFFEE ROASTERS Distributors of BETSY ROSS AND BLUE MOUNTAIN FOOD PRODUCTS Lirtle Rock, Arkansas THE SAME OLD STORY YOURS IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT The College Book Store STUDENT'S POST OFFICE SERVICE AND PATRONAGE ARE RECIPROCALS
MORRILTON HUB OF THE PETITJEAN COUNTRY INVITES YOU Morrilton is the county scat of Conway county and the principal market for a !arge stretch of territory in the rich Arkansas River Valley, with splendid river bottom lands on either side and the finest corn, cotton and truck land in the South. It is situated in the foothills of the Ozarks, where the finest peaches, grapes and strawberries are grown. Morrilton is fifty miles from Little Rock, and within sixty. five miles of Hot Springs, world famous health resort, with splendid state highways to both cities. Morrilton is a city of 4,042 splendid citizens. The city sponsors Rotary, Pathfinder, Kiwanis and other civic organizations, together with an active Chamber of Commerce. Situated within nine miles is Beautiful Petit Jean Mountain, the conference grounds of the State Y. M. C. A. and various church organizations. This con· ference center further enhances the delightfulness of Morrilton as a place in which to live. Morrilton is one of the best places in the Southwest in which to rear a family. Its churches, schools, and college afford opportunities rarely fo und in one com· mumty. The Morrilton Chamber of Commerce considers <strong>Harding</strong> College one of the community's greatest assets. Morrilron has everything, including lights, water, sewerage, natural gas, paved streets, hospital, five schools, <strong>Harding</strong> College, a Carnegie Library, 10,000 spindle cotton mill, (not operating at present), ice plant, oi l mill, 25,000 bale storage compress, SOllth's finest Coca-Cola plant, handle factory, large planing mill, icc cream, bread and sausage factories. MORRILTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CURTIS B. HURLEY, President LORRAINE MERRIT, Secretary
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C0hu PETIT JEAN VOLUME VIII NINETEN
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ALMA MATER In the foothills of the
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JENNYE HILL HALL "Earth's lIobll!JI
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THE WAY TO EAT AGAIN "Th~ Jiscol't'
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LOOKOUT POINT "Th~ pi,,~ is th~ mot
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GJaculty and cAdministrative (9ffic
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J. N. ARMSTRONG, B. A., M. A., LL.
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B. FRANK RHODES, B. A., M. A ProteH
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MRS. L. C. SEARS Mana ger of Colleg
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ROBERT NEIL, B. A. NASHVILLE, TENNE
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OPAL BEAN, B. A. KIRB YVILLE, T EXA
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ALBERT VO ALLME , B. A. LOUISVILLE,
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JOYCE SHEWMAKER, B. A. VIOLET HILL,
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B ILLY MATTOX OKLAHOMA C ITY, OKLAH
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GLY, N PARKS LEW ISVILLE, ARKANSAS
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WALDEN GARDNER SANTA ROSA. CALI FOR
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BORDEN BRADLEY MORRILTON, ARKANSAS
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HUBERT McREYNOLDS MORRILTON, ARKANS
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NELLE HAYNES MORRILTON, ARKANSAS AL
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MARK MILLARD BASIL, KANSAS LOIS BEL
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cAcademy 1uniors, Sophs and CUreshm
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FRANK DUNN ETHEL FOWLER c51cademy C
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Rhodes Pace Bens01l McKl1lley Armst
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DRAMATIC CLUB
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