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Buddy Rex, 10-yrar-old sorr oj E. 0. Darryhtrey, train)iraster at Errid.<br />

Oklu., aid Mrs. Darryhlreg, is a n~ost nccoirr~lislred daircer. He is showr!<br />

iir the photograph. nccoirrpnrryirtg wrtlr his little dancirrg partner, Barbara<br />

Arrstrr. 'I'lrc f7,o mode their first prrblic. nppcc~r.trrrce nt tr recital sporrsarcd<br />

b\l the I~irestorrc School of Dortcrrry, crctrtctl 11 Tcrrsotiorr nrld had to rr~spolrd<br />

:,~lir a irrrrrrbrr of orcorcs.<br />

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Buddy is also mr exccllcrtt tap tlaircc,r nrrd hos giverr so~re sfilerrdid perforrrrarrres.<br />

He is attrrrdiirg tlrc Crbarr Jrirrior .lIilitnr)r Sclrool's srirrrrrrcr.<br />

cnrirp at Three Rivers, Trrlore Cortrrt~l, Calif.. this sicrirnrrr.<br />

Aic crtpgirrg ~ortirysto-, he is 7 ~ 1 1 liked by his oz~rr wide circlr of<br />

frirrrds, wiiririrrg tlrc instarrt approval of all z,ith rt3ho)rr Ire rorrrrs irz rorrtart.<br />

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that it should be held at Sulphur,<br />

Okla., with invitations extended to<br />

the clubs of Sapulpa, hluskogee.<br />

Henryetta and Madill, the employes at<br />

stations from Sapulpa to Madill, and<br />

Frisco patrons. The president was ,<br />

instructed to write C. T. Mason,<br />

superintendent, concerning transportation<br />

to the outing and a coinmittee<br />

comprised of Mr. Wood and Mr. King<br />

was appointed to call upon the city<br />

commissioners for the purpose of securing<br />

a table and a sign on the club<br />

picnic grounds at Lake Okmulgee.<br />

Mr. Rikard was instructed to write W.<br />

L. Huggins, Jr., director of publicity,<br />

suggesting that enlployes save their<br />

issues of the Frisco Employes' Magazine<br />

for distribution upon trains. The<br />

club went on record as endorsing the<br />

"Buy Okmulgee District Products"<br />

campaign.<br />

Cape Gii-rrrdeau, Mo.<br />

The greater part of the meeting of<br />

the Cape Girardeau Frisco Employes'<br />

Club, held July 2, was occupied with<br />

making plans for a banquet at which<br />

local shippers would be guests. The<br />

session was attended by fifteen memhers<br />

and two visitors, E. P. Olsen,<br />

assistant superintendent,- and E. C.<br />

Head, agent, Neelys, Mo.<br />

After a general discussion regarding<br />

a banquet which included mention<br />

of the possibility of holding it jointly<br />

with the Frisco Employes' Club of<br />

Chaffee, a committee was appointed<br />

to investigate the matter. It was conlprised<br />

of J. T. Hulehan, Ralph Burge<br />

and L. A. Gibson. The session was<br />

concluded with a discussion of solicitation.<br />

Ladies' Auxiliary,<br />

Kansas City, Mo.<br />

Students from the Logan Expression<br />

Studio provided a novel and entertaining<br />

program at the meeting of<br />

the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Frisco<br />

Employes' Sunnyland Club of Kansas<br />

City, held in the Woman's Benefit<br />

Association Hall there July 7.<br />

The following readings constituted<br />

the program: "I've Got Mumps" and<br />

"Grandma Pays the Dill," by Betty<br />

Hervey; "Mrs. Rastus Johnston at tho<br />

Telephone" and "In the Shoe Store,"<br />

by Lola Rrovrn; "When We Haven't<br />

Said Our Prayers," by Xaribeka Wilson;<br />

"She Sparkled," by Betty Lunsford<br />

and Maribeka WiIson; "Betty at<br />

the Baseball Game," by Betty Rurch;<br />

"The Usunl Way," by Betty Burch<br />

and Permelift and Junior Sturgill, and<br />

"In a Frivco Pulln~an Car" and "Husbands<br />

for Sale," by Emily Ann Mullins.<br />

In the business session which followed<br />

the prograni the club decided

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