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Appeoronces Sometimes Deceive

It was at a big charity ball tha,t a young man glimpsed in the crowd a girl so beautiful to see that it fairly took his breath away. She had everything, and then some.

He sought an introduction, asked for the dance, she smiled and bowed, and thev swept away with the music. She danced like an angel, and her delicate perfume matched perfectly her face and form. She was enchantment itself.

SCTSA December Meeting

The December meeting of the Southern California Lumber Seasoning Association was called to order by President Herb Geisenheyner December 8 at 8:45 p.m. Dinnelivas enjoyed'by all present in the main dining room of the Rodger Young auditorium, each having a choice as to the menu.

Secretary Bob Inglis read two letters from Harry Robinson which stated that he was getting along fine and would probably be present at the January meeting. Another letter was read from Frank Cook, Moore Dry Kiln Co., asking each association member to give his ideas on stickers.

A discussion was introduced by Jesse Moody of Consoli-

Carried away by the wonder of her, he whispered in her ear: "You are the loveliest thing I have ever seen ! You must be something direct from Parardise ! Tell me, please, what can I do to win your favor?"

And, speaking for the first time, her'deep contralto voice said: dated Lumber Co., in r'vhich he stated that if members could see some of the things lvhich are being recommended, it would be pogsible to comprehend the ideas much more easily. The discussion then centered on the possibility of field trips.

The subject of seasoning lumber was considered, making this meeting one of the most enlightening and most interesting ever held. Since the group was quite small, it was much more personal in relationship to the individual's point of view and discussion rvas facilitated to a marked degree. Any operator or lumberman who missed this meeting also missed a rare treat.