Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26

EVADNE PELREN. !.
J 1901 East Thirty-third street, +
: Vernon Avenue school, grade IA. j.
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There once was a schoolgirl named Mabel
Who ate with her arms on the table.
Said her mother Such queer
Table manners. l fear,
Is not well for my dear little Bell"
AUDREY McCLELLEN,
sawtelle. grade 4.
There once was a schoolgirl named Mabel
Who ate with her arms on the table.
Said her mother such queer
Table manners, / fear.
Are not just the thing, Christable."
HAZEL SNYDER.
There onceewas a schoolgirl named Mabel
Who ate with her arms on the table,
Said her mother: such queer
Table manners, l fear,
heard that you were not able"
IVAN CUNDIFF.
sawtelle. grade 6.
There once was a schoolgirl named Mabel
Who ate with her arms on the table.
Said her mother: such queer
Table manners, | fear,
WIN end in the upsettng OF the table
LESLIE CLARK,
sawtelle, grade 6.
There once schoolgirl named Mabel
Who ate with her arms on the table,
Said her mother: such queer
Table manners, I fear,
Mabel will have to eat in the stable"
FLORENCE SCHWARTZ.
s24 vignes street, age II; grade BIT, Hew-
lit street school.
There once was schoolgirl named Mabel
Who ate with her arms on the table.
Said her mother: "Such queer
Table manners. I fear,
You had better read an Aesop's fable"
CHARLES PRUDEN,
sawtelle, grade g.
There schoolgirl named Mabel
Who ate with her arms on the table.
Said her mother: Such queer
Table manners. l fear
Wouldn't do for a stable"
GEORGE CHAMBERLAIN,
sawtelle. grade 6.
There once was schoolgirl named Mabel
Who ate with her arms on the table.
Said her mother: "Sueh queer
Table manners fear,
When you get old will be terrible"
HENRY JENKs.
sawtelle. grade 6.
There once was schoolgirl named Mabel
Who ate with her the table.
Said her mother: such queer
Table manners. fear.
ANDREW HARGRAVE,
sawtelle grade 6.
There once was a schoolgirl named Mabel
who ate with her arms on the table,
Said her mother: "Such queer
Table manners, 1 fear,
I'll have to learn you better ones, II I'm
able" NELLY CLAvELoT,
sawtelle, grade g.
There once was a schoolgirl named Mabel
who ate with her arms on the table.
Said her mother: "Such queer
Table manners, I fear,
ELSIE sPILLING.
sawtelle, grade 6.
There once was a schoolgirl named Mabel
Who ate with her arms on the table.
Said her mother: "Such queer
Table manners I fear
I'll have to fix your meals In the ,t stable tab 1s
sawtelle. grade 9.
There once was a schoolgirl named Mabel
who ate with her the table.
Said her mother: Such queer
Table manners. / fear,
Are not very comfortable
sawtelle. grade 6.
There once was a schoolgirl named Mabel
Who ate with her arms on the table.
Said her mother: such queer
Table manners, ! fear,
LEWIS EDWARDS.
sawtelle. grade 8.
There once was a schoolgirl named Mabel
Who ate with her arms on the tapie
Said her mother: "Such queer
Table manners, I fear,
Are only fit for the stable"
FRANKLIN ANDERSON,
Grade S, Norwood street school; 2o2o
Portland street.
There once was a schoolgirl named Mabel
who ate with her arms on the table.
Said her mother: "Such queer
Table manners. I fear
" 0 GLADYS PINE.
2ss Rugby avenue, Huntington Park; age
3 years grade 3.
There once was a schoolgirl named Mabel
who ate with her arms the table.
Said her mother; "Such queer t
Table manners fear
VIII cause you to be very disagreeable"
GERTRUDE ANDREWS,
Burnett school, grade A6; age H.