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TOBKR, 1929
That sounds as though there were
hing left for me to do, but it's not so.
m constantly on the jump. I order
t lie supplies, and plan the meals. I
ke arrangements for vaccinations,
ick tests, tonsilectomie?, and so on.
nterview applicants and investigate
ir claims. A n d so on ad infinitum,
I haven't mentioned answering the
phone. But it all takes time. I put
eleven hours and wish that the days
e longer.
So you must know that I find my
k intensely interesting. I have con-
s with the children, the mothers, the
f, and with the business w o r l d . "
Olive Dietlein ('26), has moved to
kland, California, where she is teach-
junior business training, and pen-
nship at the Lockwood Junior High
ool.
Marie Reevis (Ex. '30), is back at
erprise. Oregon. She is working in
County Court House.
Myrie Clayton (Ex. '30), is also in
erprise, Oregon where she is giving
no lessons.
my Severson (Ex. '30), has accepted
osition as art supervisor in the Hood
er schools at H o o d River, Oregon.
arriet Peat Subject ("23), has moved
Live Oak, California, where her hus-
d is to teach Industrial Arts in the
e Oak Union High School. Felix and
riet spent the summer in Berkeley,
fornia, while Felix was attending
mer school at the University of Cali-
ia.
Melba Hartzell Johnston (Ex. '27), has
ed to Klamath Falls, Oregon. Her
band has been made assistant manager
he Mac M a r r Stores there.
ozina Blake Owens C27), has also
ed to Klamath Falls. Ore-on. Her
band works for the California-Oregon
er Company.
arjorie Stone Preble ('26), has
ed to Portland, Oregon. Marjorie
Jim are living in the same apartment
Dorothy Metsker Coshow.
uth Sherwin Mihnos ('26), has
j oC ( i n t a lovely new home on Port- summer. She left about August 15, for
Heiuhts.
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ave t h r e e n e w A I ha 0 b a b
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was
spring. She has named her Ifleanor
A V ' S Knips Ball ('22), has chosen
eriy Jean for her little one. Betty
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Benn Cooper ('27), had a stork arrive
the first part of July. She calls her baby,
Joan. Dorothy Metsker Coshow is
Joan's god-mother.
Hazel Williams ('25), has gone to
Honolulu, Hawaii, where she is doing
social service work. Her address is 2482
Koa Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Dorothy Lockwood (Ex. '30), is work-
ing at E. A. Pierce and Company, bond-
brokers at Portland, Oregon.
I had a line from Vada Morfitt ('27),
saying she was working at the Pacific
States Electric Company in San Fran-
cisco, California.
Just received a long letter from Audrey
Weincken, ('20). This summer she has
been w i t h the extension service of the
Boys' and Girls' 4 - H club. She writes
that her little green Ford has traveled
about 5.000 miles since June 1. This
winter Audrey will teach clothing and
probably some guidance work at the
Woodburn High School, at Woodburn,
Oregon.
From Margaret Scofield ('29), comes a
note telling about spending her summer
in the East with Martha Hilands ('30).
They attended the Alpha O convention,
and spent several days in New York,
Chicago, Madison and Louisville. She
plans to spend the winter with her par-
ents in Tacoma, Washington.
Elaine Ewell Forrey ('21), writes that
she has a baby girl. Nancv Jean, born
M a y 17. Lenore Sinks Wolfe ('20), and
her husband recently spent a week-end
with the Forrey fanvlv.
Alta Russell Black C22), has moved
into a lovely new home near Laurelhurst
Park.
From "Sunny Slope" comes a dandy
letter from Eleanor Anstey Gray ('25),
Eleanor writes that their new home is
built unon a hill which overlooks the
whole Napa valley, about a twenty-mile
stretch of panorama. She says that J i m ,
who is now a little over two years old,
is good husky football material.
I hear that Juanita Chaney Manning
('22), has gone back to the Merrill Pal-
mer Nursery school this fall.
Ella Anderson ('23), has been visiting
her parents in Eueene, Oregon for the
Piedmont, California, where she w i l l be
resident manatrer for Miss Brights' and
Miss Ramsons' School.
Dorothy Lamb Bishop (Ex. '28), and