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Aimee, Angela and Alicia Hudson, daughters of Serrena and Darrell Hudson, recently attended their first day of school at Lincoln Elementary, having recently moved to the Warsaw area. The girls were a little nervous about attending the new school, but their pet dog Toby was even more nervous about being left alone.
Herb Dye Sr. hit a hole-in-one at the Rozella Ford Golf Course 167-yard par 3 second hole. His gem was witnessed by playing partner Bill Parkhill.
Whitley Bell, all-time basketball scoring record holder at Warsaw High School, plans to continue his exploits at North Carolina State College, Raleigh, N.C. He is scheduled to report for his freshman year on Sept. 16 or 17.
Honey bees took possession of a room in a North Lake Street home Monday evening and held possession until Tuesday morning, when open windows lured them to the out of doors. The swarm was in the chimney, and when a fire was lighted in a small stove, the smoke was too much for them and they dropped into the chimney ash pan, from which they emerged into the lighted room. Hundred were killed by use of fly swatters, but hundreds more came to take their place, so the room was closed until this morning.
