LEVY COUNTY JOURNAL


REFLECTIONS OF TIME


THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2007


 Do you remember this from February 9, 1933?
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VOLUME 5,. NO. 31 BRONSON, FLORIDA, TtI


BRUARY"g 9, '933 YEAR
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ATTY. H. S. WILSON
 SOON TO OCCUPY
 NEW LAW OFFICE

 The new off-p. building of Atty.
 Horace S. Wilson, on Court street,
 adjoining the Levy County Jour-
 nal office, nears completion and
 will be one of the nicest and
 most complete offices in the town.
 It is built of wood. and contains
 three rooms of good size, is well
 lighted, wiLh plenty of windows
 and is a real addition to the husi-
 ness buildings of town.
 It is expecte-d that the new build-
 ing will be sufficiently complete so
 That Mr. Wilson may mo1et- into it
 some time next weol.
 The Journal office building too,
 which has been in the hands ot thei
 same builders as Mr. Wilson's of-,
 fice, has gotten so far along that
 equipment is being put in its per-
 manent location, and it will be but
 a few days nw-'until "business as
 usual" will be tleorder of the da)y
 in the printing office. It is ino ex-
 aggeration to say that printing a
 paper and doing other necessary
Work during building operations
has been no easy task, but has
been put -through.. with but tfew
lapses from keeping schedules.'

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t; HOME EC.ll


 I)o you dress. properly. attrtc-
ively, and ,hcurmin-gly? T)o your
clothes have Rhytb)am, Balance
and good proportion1-' Is your col-
or suited to you and vour sur-
roundings? Dlo you likhow what D)o-
minant Interest. Fo'fmal and In-
formal Balance. Opposition, Rep-
itition. Radiation, Grldation, Tran-
sition, ljine, Mass,t and 'Pexture
mean? If you do not3ijusr. come to
the Home Ec. II class and bring
your dictionary plus-a hIo.ad that
Uair be iti:.d for sonietni;ug beside
a han-nack, and find OWu
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:i.i HONOR ROLL

'Y Firs- ,;: tid,
d i lil!i;in Mui.Lrod
n Jei, Ly'.an
 J.!nr..r Wal!a:.- Brush
Lt Edilh Rol.!insou!n
S I 'Klanor \'riMh:
el Jene Chianihei
1, Helen Sheph. rd
e Jack Sh;aw
r Second Grade:
h Doris Mix.-oi
-I Aubrey Adams
 ] Frances Knight >..
r, Ruth Stevens 4 e"e
s Lury Ostepn J, 6
i Louise Morton 1o0.
I Jack Quinn 4
t Lillian Harnsby
t Virginia Arnold
r Dorothy Daniel Neal
 Rebecca Ann McDougald
 Raymond Lowmau
- Third Grade
SRosie Sontag
 June Robinson
I Torothy Gilley
SLouise Fugate
 Charline Carson
 Margaret Barton
 Bernice Baker
 Harold George
 Bunyan Urquhart
 Fourth Grade
 Geraldine Powell
 Oretha Osteen
 Fifth Grade
 Alice Mae Gilley
 Jean Williams -
 Cleo Willis
 Dorothy Hornsby
 Sixth Grade "'
 Merle Mattatr -
 Eighth Grade
 Eulalie Fugate -" t
 Mollie Ditty
 Unovu hRitch
 Ninth Grade
 .i dse IMe Putnel
 Jack Upchurch
 Tenth Grade
 Mildred Epperson
 Doris Tyner "
 Allene Wilkes
 Eleventh Grade


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 If you or a family member have
 memories to share about events
 from our latest addition
 "Reflections of Time"
contact us at rmg@levyjournal.com or
 cjournigan@levyjournal.com
 or call us at 352-490-4462.


 Eustace Osteen
 Lugene Yearty
Senior Class
 Martiha Sontag
 Lugenia Hod,e


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 -A stem grows through thel en-
largement of-- Say! .leave- me.j
aon, will you? I'm studying."'*;'
When one of our Bi"rlogyr students'
er'.... ,o tflha (do not lau'-'i in hi:
face; in-:-!ead look over his pa.:":
of 110!v r : o stelis, try to pro-
nortnc: the words, and pity him.n.
O)l., iL',s parenchymna cells, these!
collenchynma and scl eren hyma
celK: 'What tonigue-twisters we
have. If you see a girl intently
ciutinizing a plant by the side of
the road and murmuring softly, do
not think she is just out of C(hatta-
hoochee, but rather, just out o-t
Biology c.lass. But there is anothe-
er Biology class, which contains
such distinguished members as
Marguerite Horne, Imogene Cow-
art, and that dear little pupil all
the teachers love, Edward Lee
Barton. They are studying behav-
ior. (While studying behavior of
animals they might also try to im-
prove their own behavior.)
 MIII)RED EPPERSON.

 4Ifyou are listed we would
 like to hear from you. Call us
 at (352) 490-4462.


I Notice To Patrons

Of Bronson School

 In order to keep our school
 running for the next two
 months a tuition of $3.00 per
 pupil has been subscribed.
 In justice to our teachers,
 who have donated half of
 their salaries, we feel that
 this money for the month of
 March must be in hand by
 February 20th, so the Parent-
 Teacher's Association is re-
 questing each patron to send
 the tuition for his children to
 Mr. Kirkland at the above
 stated time.


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