. Highland Echo 1915-1925. equestered nooks ofPearsons, a merry throng met inPearsons parlor. Who were they ^*M« W. L. WIGGINS CASH CARRY STORE, No. 2 Where you save the pennies, nickels and dimes. 103 Main St. Next door below Post Office MARYVILLE, A. Newman, Mgr. m i There is a certain department M ; which the Echo has, from its be- j I ginning been without, and yet I ^^^^^ ^^.^^ZJ^^^^IJ^Z ^!!1 g I should have in order that it may M i be more essentially a sutdent organ students from Illinois, Indiana, andIowa, meeting to have a good time, It is an Open Forum from which i ^^ >^^«
. Highland Echo 1915-1925. equestered nooks ofPearsons, a merry throng met inPearsons parlor. Who were they ^*M« W. L. WIGGINS CASH CARRY STORE, No. 2 Where you save the pennies, nickels and dimes. 103 Main St. Next door below Post Office MARYVILLE, A. Newman, Mgr. m i There is a certain department M ; which the Echo has, from its be- j I ginning been without, and yet I ^^^^^ ^^.^^ZJ^^^^IJ^Z ^!!1 g I should have in order that it may M i be more essentially a sutdent organ students from Illinois, Indiana, andIowa, meeting to have a good time, It is an Open Forum from which i ^^ >^^« ^^^^^y- ^^^^ ^^^ ^^• Pillillilliilllllllllllll IllllllllllllilllllUllillllllllilllilllllllllllllllilllllilllllllllllllllliy^^ COCHRANS I CONFECTIONERY | Lunch Counter in Rear | Special inviLaLion Lo i College Students i I|.^«N^—1*^—?«- ,.—.^. ANNOUNCEMENT THE WILD ROSE TEA ROOM Will be at your service onCollege St., after Novem-ber attention given Din-ner Parties and Banquets. Flowers from the Gardenof Melody, is the way some describe GennettRecords Hear them on the StarrPhonograph at The Maryvllle FurnitureStore Pictures framed to order. the students of the College mayvoice their ideas or opinions uponany subject pertaining to collegelife. A student may sometimes have anopinion to voice, or some twenty-carat idea which he would enjoyseeing in print, or some valuablesuggestion or proposition to presentto the readers of the Echo, and yetrefrains from writing such an arti-cle, either out of fear that it mightreceive a frigid welcome from theeditorial staff, or because of theidea that it might appear out ofplace in a college newspaper. Butunder the head, Open Forum suchan article would be neither out ofplace nor inappropriate. Just why the Echo has never had such a column, we do not know, hut it is the desire of the present staff to establish the Open Forum pro vided the students will take suili- I cient interest to make it a fcalure \ column. The editor o
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