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STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE, FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA FARMVILLE,
VOLUME V
VA.,
SATURDAY,
JANUARY 31. 1925.
NUMBER 17
SOPHOMORES OBSERVE CLASS DAY DEDICATED
GREEN m WHITE WAVE ON HIGH Arc tlir Sophomores awake: I'll say the) are! There never was a class daj ai S. T. C. such as they celebrated. Freshman, Juniors, Seniors and the Faculty, all opened their eyes, ears, and months in surprise and amazement that for a whole day so much pep could be shown. From the time the Sophomores came into breakfast with their green and white, until the last strains <>i the orchestra died awaj at eleven o'clock, the green and white waved on high. Chapel was far brighter than usual with the green and white fitting the front rows. Things < 1 i»1 not lag for one minute. Everyone was glad they had gone I" dinner for .ii addition to the usual Tuesdaj desert, green and white mints graced the occasion. The) made the tahles look mighty pretty but that wasn't all, the taste -ort'a left you
wishing everyday Class Day.
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The Yellow Jacket. Makes Big Hit The Yellow Jacket was presented by the Dramatic Club, Januarv 24th, in the S T. i . auditorium under the direction ol Miss I.cola Wheeler. It was m every detail, "a Chinese Play, in a t hinese Way." The audience sat spellbound for three hours in an incenseladen atmosphere, easily won to the moods of perfect actors. Chinese costumes of being very concrete and prosaic in their acting lent an exotic charm to ever) scene. The costumes and draperies were rich with dashing brilliance 01 oriental splendor. T'cvcrv character was also so vivid and real that it is agreed thai cub actor was a star. The tremendous success of The Yellow Jacket is largel) due to the direction of Miss Wheeler. Miss Wheeler not only has native ability for direction, but also has an extensive know!
edge of Chinese characters and cos* tunics. Ndm other than this and apti tude on the part ol the actors would
have producted such characters a- the dexterous, indefferent property man, and the smooth-tongued considerate tboru-. ((others of the cast were equall) realistic. The arrogant, ingenious conspirators were horrible. The maidens bewitched all, some with their tickle playfulness, others with their goodness and purity. The hero and he roine were the hero and heroine of the ages, preserving faithful and at last, united. In this cast they were worthy of the symbolic The Yellow Jacket In all, the play was the epitome ol Chinese drama. MISS GRAHAM ENTERTAINS THE ATHLETIC COUNCIL Monday nights cone ami Monday nights go but the Athletic I ouncil wishes that Monday night, January 26 could have gone on forever. This most "August" body, which controls our Athletic affairs, was entertained l>\ Miss Blanche Graham at supper in the
Tea Room on the above mentioned date. It was what one calls a ICrump nous banquet
To our sister class, whose splendid achievements and high ideals, have inThe Sophomores thought the Student spired us, we dedicate this issue of The (iovernment girls needed a rest from Rotunda. ushering and went to their aid, Again the auditorium was brightened for in THE DANCE order to gel the most possible enjoyment out of the concert, the entier 'The inevitable has happened. Boys ■ lass sat together. at ,i S. T. C dance! The climax, however, was the best of When one good thing comes—many all. Never has there been a peppier seem to come in a rush. \ new dining pepp) party at S. T. C. The orchestra was beyond compare, the stunts room a new gymnasium—and a big were most original; when before has ball to celebrate it on Friday night. there been a dancing contest at S. T. February the sixth. The Farmville Alumnae have planS.? \i'tn a greal deal of hard thought ned great things for that night. An the prize was awarded to Misses Katb out-of-town orchestra will furnish the crim Montague and Rebecca Burgess, as the best couple on the Moor MlSS music. Punch will be served during the intermission in the Student Building Bessie Meadc Kiddle charmed her audience with an Egyptian 'lance given reception hall. Members of the Home Department in true Egyptian style. The refreshand friends of the school will chapements- well—we had rather not make ron. It is hoped that many put-ofyou hungry, Never did eleven o'clock town guests will come to enjoy S. T. come so »oon. It was plenty good. t - firsl bit; dance. ' me on Sophs, let's do it again, This dance is for our enjoyment. Ever) effort is being made to make it THE PLAY a success. Should we not show our reciation to the town people and The Talk of the Day the Home Department by co-operating Sh! Hush..—Don't tell anybody—but in every way? It's up to us, girls, to there i- going to be another play! You -el the example, 10 that each year the gap in amazement and wonder how school will be allowed the same privisuch an unusual thing can be accomI. I plished. Never mind how! just wait and -i ( what professionals the Sophomores turn out. VARSITY NEWS It' you have am ifoubts they will vanish when you see with what ease JONES VARSITY BASKETeach member of the cast assumes her BALL CAPTAIN role, ami tor the time being actually Wednesday morning at Chapel the her part. student bod) had shown to them a livThere is a character that will inter- ing picture of the v-'irls who were goest everybody. The Faculty will see ing to Harrisonburg for the game there themselves reproduced in a practical Friday, January 30. The Varsity squad ami efficient college profesor. Those ccnsiM- of : whose idols are foot ball heroes will Forwards Helen Hall. Trances have a chance to sec one who will de- Joins. Doris (lihsoii. V'irgina Lewis, light their eyes. There is everything Mallie iiarnes. Helen Fowlkes. from broncho-busting on the plains of Jumping Centers Virginia Perkins. Texas |(1 society life in the city, ion Mice Boisseau, Jean Mitchell, Ethel ducted on a multi-million scale. Covington. Come and see yourself or your faSide (enters -Kitty Iveid. Kitty Morvorite character in the most thrilling gan. Orlinc White. Elizabeth Ward. of dramas portrayed by an unusual Guards—Eleanor Zacharias, Lucile cast from your own four walls. So Wright, Gladys I'oe. Elizabeth Crute, bu) your ticket before they arc all Madeline Gary.
sold. I lurry! Hurry!! Hurry!!! Wait. I almost forgot the most momentous factor (at least to the eyes of some i that of love; there will be plenty. I couldn't leave you in the dark on such imperious subject ami I'll tell von this much, that it ends: "And they all lived happ) ever after." What more can be desired ? 'The play will be presented in the S. T, >'. auditorium on Saturda) night, l-'chruarv 14th. Admission will be 20 cents and of course tin' proceeds are
for the Student Building Fund.
SOPHOMORE ROTUNDA STAFF: Editor-in Chief \ss'i Kditor
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Literan Editor .. Cornelia Dickinson Mews I'd \s- i MeWS Ed
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The probable line up for the game at Harrisonburg. will be: i' ontinued on page -1> RAT CAPS IN FASHION AT S. T. C. 'The second, third and fourth proional classes voted unanimously,— (at their last meetings,] to install in our college a rub requiring rats to v'.i' :..! cats The Freshman Presi dent was notified of the fact and caps have ahead) been ordered for the
Freshmen. Tin following i- important 1 T.v i i v rat must wear her i a' '-very -i I da) from 4:1? to 7 .50. and all '\,,\ Saturda) 2 Rat cap- must be worn in the propei spirit ,?—Rats should consider this g privilege rathet ,. pi nalt) \ll right, Freshmen! Come on and be sports and show the upper-class men that you've caught the spirit ol S. I I
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AT THE EACO THEATRE—WEEK FEBRUARY 2-7 MONT). SHIRLEY MASON in MOND MYSFhRY. -A stor) hate \-. truth, honesty and love, o! a picture that ever) one
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TUKS.—( HAR1 KS (Bl I K JONES in "WINNER TAKE \l I." This ii a new blend ol Western picture, with Metropolitan life. Wesl or East, the play - 'he pac< : goes the limit. And Oh! BOY'! Some Girls!! And Oh! Girls! N,,i " gowns! Dramatic dyna dynamic drama is "Winner Take Ml "- ■■ ■ Also second episode of "WOLVI S OF THE NORTH." WED
J VCKIE COOGAN in "LITTLE Ri IBINSON CRT SOE." Here is th, ■" the ( enttiry, in the picture of all I enturies. \ whirlwind of laughs through tropic cruelties and dangers. To see it will restore your 1 o<d. Tomiss miss a treat of the j i Uso Vesop Fable.—Matinee at 4 o'clock. Pi..,,.,K are for benefil of Farmville High School Athletic Association.
Frances Sale, '27 Ola Thomas, '27 Frances Jones, '27
\\Y arc alwaj «iad to publish any desirable articli i mmunication that may be sent t" i . VVc wish, \\o\ call attention t" the fact that un signed con ncc w ill not be published The Rotund.-* invites letter* oi comment, criticism and »ns from its leaders upon it- manner of presenting and treating them. A letter, t" receive ideration, iiiusl contain the name and address ol the writer, ["hesc will ncil be published ii the writer objects to the publication. \il matters of business should !><■ addressed to the Business Manager, and ■til oilier matter should conic to the ICditoi in Chief Complaints i sub• niters .i- regards irregularities in the delivery oi The Rotunda, will be aplated. EDITORIAL
her latesl production, "THE GREAT I>1\ with mystery, murder, suspicion, jealousy— Here we have pretty Shirley Mason in a new will enjoy. \lso Pathe News.
THUR. PATSY RUTH MILLER and NITA MAI Dl in "THE BREAKING l M| Xl ' i in the story by Mary Roberts Rinehart. A reled love-drama of Broadway lights and the West. With a knockVIso good COMEDY and ORCHESTRA music. 1
"I'l l ' R Mi: \T." a special Paramount picture. History's pages er held a more amazing record than this love flaming story of Russia's lives upon the screen a thousand times more thrilling than a i the modern love stories put together.- Also good COMEDY and Orchestra Music on this date.—Don't miss this show
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GLORIA SWANSON in "BLUEBEARD'S Mil WIFE." A repetition pii rcm have shown before. Here- Gloria glittering more brilliantl) than e\.r. a- the roguish, modish French beauty, married to a modern Bluebeard- putting him to amazing tests to prove his love flirting outrage-keeping him R and gasping at her daring intrigue—curing his fickle heart for g 1 and all. Gorgeou; gowns and settings, startling scenes, and sensational clima) Iso 12th episodi of "The Iron Man." Matinee on this day at 3:30 p. m.—See this pretty and wonderful star.
Has knocking become .i fad or a habit in tin- school? From the prevalance pf it, one would think it the latest fad. Lei us hope thai this is true. foi iad> soon fade awaj and that's \\li;ii we want knocking to <l"! Ii its a lialnt. it i> certainly the worst kind of a one. How can we expect to accom- ADMISSION—to S. T. C. Girls- Wed.. Thur. and I-ri.. 25c; other days, 20c. plish the things for which S, T. i stands, ii some people are perpetually talk ing aboul and against ever) movement thai is put forward in -eh.ml and every girl who has any office or who is trying to '1.. her part? The slackers are usual!} the knockers, Ii ilii1- li"l<l- true, then the majority oi us are being slackers inr the halls at school have Nee..me veritable stands. Going from Hi FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION .ne group t<> another you will most natural!), find them discussing everything Potted Plants and Ferns . i current interest, bul it is very seldom you find them picking out the 10 per com. of all purchase! made froia the state Teachers Colpoints or boosting a thing. Always the same fault-finding attitude, that picklege will be given for the Stadent Building. ing to pieces of everything and everybody. Girls, it isn't getting us anywhere. iVh) not change oui attitude and be boosters instead <>i knockers? Back things up! Help make S. T. < . the place it should be and leave our gossiping • ■lit ot the school life, we'll (mil it more wholesome.
A. E. WILLIS
Sportsmanship has become our by-word this year. Have we truly learned1 n- moaning: Ii we have, the time, to -how it i- now. The basketball season . pens Saturday night. Are we who are nol on the team, going to let them be the only good sports? The Ming for its to do, is to -how. by our action-, all the way through, that wt are an indespensable part of the team. Don't let them leave to plaj a game without yells ringing in their ear- and the good wishes oi ever) single -indent behind them. When they return, whether victorious or otherwise, show them you have thought about them, backed them up, though not on the -pot. and are now thrilled to death over the good game they played, and llftPPy to have tinm back. Let's make our part a real part, and reineinlier: "It ain't the run- not goals from field, nor the tricks thai they can plaj. Um the close co operation that make- them win the day. It ain't the individual, nor the six as a whole, I'.ui the everlasting team-work of every blooming si i Vpologi< - to Kipling. < ABSENT
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rreamed potato, or olives! But I musl top recalling these memorie en t makes me ravenous. Uter dinner we assembled in the aui piano burst into the most ma msii "What's the matter with .1 i man f" cries of eon, Speech!" rent the air and Dr. • e and addressed his girls. er did he seem more lovable. It was marvel of an oration and is now published bj McMillin & Co. The class
the home F. eciles and morons l ,/ Mosely had been lecturing on " i ailM and preventi She was missionarj in the field and i Tint.in an»cd her and took up collec'ionPat Cowherd ha- become famous as ; ' beauty specialist. It is said she has invented an instrument by which the homeliest were made beautiful in the twinkli an eye. In the mi i xcitement I awok< *'«th a start. What was that 1 heard? d, kindlj -it up and ; ay n to the class. 11 you need ma) retire." ' : had been a di cam after all! Oh, well it happens in the best reg-
"For I dipped into the future jus! a fai a- eye could ll wa-. .1 warm la/> da) just the kind i" tak< you soaring in the mist} blue skies. Things around me became hazy. I was in a different land—at least I thought so, until I inquired and found 11 was Farmville, the year 1975, Was tin-- flourishing city Farmville: As I stood there I noticed that while traffic was I'' a\ j. ii was not in the least congest) 'I. Looking mon el). t'ioti i " tue i Jarman. It also I found that revolvii •. ere "lie di the rea r iln-. Walking I K ,,., sjze ,,. on, 1 saw an airplane station. The •i Woolworth Bui d rd, airplanes were not the kind I had seen irm before, these I" in r w itli meXn.rh lich chanism that i nabled the plane t" make • d Ui of her work as a i' what seemed to ine unearthly time. ' rvisi >r in I and I looked ai a time card and found th.it SCHOOLETTES rope, assisted by Eva McKinney. for tin' trifling su mof si.I. dons Misses Elizabeth Cogbill, Marian ound the same sympathetic to California, via tin- Snappy Service an we had always known her Uyrd. and Julia Alexander, visited the Airplane ' ■ .. v every Sundaj. to be. We had Kitty Mom. aint school last week. t • * Just then. I -aw something thai ■' • ait which w e then presented nearly took my breatl away. It was a to the school. Kitty was the sensat M»ss <Jrace White, from Norfolk, :m snake dance compi Sopl res i ,.„, world, bi ble to '> Mi-- Elizabeth Bargherty, from the year 1925. I'm it couldn't !><■ of anyone b> merely R M. W. i .. visited Mis ; ;v this was 1975- lift) years had elapsed • • name, ii was m- '>'' " '"•• since th.' last time I saw the members mored that she had found the foot of ■ •I our class and all thi iris were ih rainbow and used it- color- instead i - reel and Lucy Boisyoung and active. 1 hailed Vii i at home on account of illness. of oil paii '-. * * * \ incent, "in- ,!. id< ut and asked i la-- was then ready to hear the her the meaning "i all thi-. Imagine Mis- Lucille Peters is confined in the of its members. my surprise when I tlmly replied: Virginia Vincent was making quite '"firmarj with the mumps. "' Hi yes, 11 i < union of <>ur a hit in I lade-, the Capitol of Mars.— xl| class. 11..■. i- n we're so young: Why with her music. Virginia had become -~ ^,ni Thompson Oakey has re you are an old timer'. It i- merely a ous by playing with her toes rath- turned to school after an illness of matter of monke) glands. Run over i - than her hand-. several weeks. to the Infirmary and get Mr. Fields Madeline McMurdo and Elizabeth Thc t>> tit Mai ciiit with some." A little be- Wcstbrook, were Editors of The Taxdiscussion groups meet tonight wildered, I obeyed orders and came rj New- Hourly, while Cornelia Dick- • " ;n .l""' •' '<'" '* I' ■ ' bav< I I inrili a halt' hour later as young and inson had completely revolutionized the ,|'""' ■"• h is never l(,(l ,al<- as ;i ,,i|spry as v\ hen I In si came In S. I I commercial world with her new mod- ■• "■'" subject is d,-cussed each time. Since I w. rcporti r, I b< el typewriter. Ii required no dictation— td wonder it a little publicity wouldn't a button labeled corami '',l" fourth year high ichool cia - in he a good thii 'Ids peppy class rial or social and a perfectly worded music appreciation, is nakin" ,i study of our-. Vccordingly, I went \>< The busines ial letter would come °* noted composers. From time to time a Rotunda office t" see what could he forth. " account of some of these composers done. The Editor-in-Chief informed Emily Lawrence was the owner of ui" appear in The Rotunda, me that she would see that the notice the fashionable maker's estabwas what I ih -ni d. i ater, assembled lishment with a sign on the front that Patronize the Sophomore Beauty in the auditorium, this notice was read: "Com. Here For Fits Epilep- Shoppe. Open everj Saturaay morning : broadcast bj Radio: n'c or Otherwise." ""i: '' ■'" '" '■• " ''"' made beautiful. "Sophomores of 1925, take the firsl Sce ,,u Sue Roper had Invented a device by ' Bulletin Hoard for prices, airplane to S i C. <ireat time in store ans of which you could not over- CONGRATULATIONS, FRESHMN at class reunion." -Ie.p. You had only to set something Freshmen, we're proud of you. Se While waiting tor the res! of Ml that resembled a watch and presto— have been suspecting for several class tn come, we went sight ieei< g. at the desired hour you were up auto- months, that you could do just about Yon might ask wh) hut it was a new ma'ically dressed. rything and now our suspicions are place to us. \ few of n- wandered Louise Deans was Warden at Sing quite continued. Your issue of THE past the massive stone he occu H.r experience on the Student ROTUNDA conclusively proves thai i>i' d by t te ' 'hamh. r Connnerci Government was of great aid. i originality, initiative, and exHere ill bright hull - wa the - i abi Bessie Mead.- Kiddle was a criminal ' ' "*3 ■ " abundance, "Walk slow and see our I it v. lawyer of inter-plantesimal fame. If you continue to dii adRun and see our jail." Lu*y Hail. Overby had ix»come fa mirablc characteristics in the pro Win I thi ught tie sign ' 11 to IIIOUS a- the owner of Spare Ribs the >'; at i i you have done then you automobiles! I soon h i i • i tint I ; .h thoroi (! winner • i the Ken will do a lot to help make S. T, C. the Cornwell and Marj Linn Pettj had tucky 1) place we all wan. it to he, and your invented - hoes that woul I I ih Helen Crisman was the Matron <>' das-, the class of '26, a famous one. without t heslightest exer*ion on part, w Inn t ei you w died. You had only to presi a button on the llipper anil you would think you were -|>cedlightning. Having purchased a pair, on MANUFACTURERS OF we rambled Presently, we came upon Miss Stubba who w.i- boarding .m airplane for Mars. She told u- it was only a matPHON i: 5 6 ter of fifteen minutes to get then- and We make and sell I<T Creain all llmM of the roar invited us all in go. So in we jumped. For nil occasions The airplane landed with a thud. Let me say here, that Mais i- an up to dale place. W spent a pleasant halfhour in the home of the president I was quite Startled to find that the mansion was heated by means of bottled sunshine, hut then I remembered it was iii the laboratory itage when I was a Soph, at S. T. C. When we reached ichool we were eted bj the new■ thai all the members of tin' Sophomore Clatt 1925, had arrived, It was a strange banquet that was served that night All of us tiled Eatabllahed 1868 out on the CampUS. The maids served The Confidence <»i* the Command] to? Over Hall a Century little rubber tubes which we stuck in Finest Toilette Reqnlslte*, Drug* and Stationer] the air and drew in out loud. PARMVILLB, :-: VIRGINIA When did I ever taste such turkey.
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JOKES narrow minded Was Nathan Dutch If 'twcren'l for his nose Mis ears would touch. Punch Bowl. lie I think of you first thins i ai h morning. She < >l'l stuff ; your room moti me the same thing. II,. Bui I «e1 ui' fifteen minutes re In- (I
I raveler rhere is a tribe of wild women in Africa. They have no tongues, Smith No tongues? IIOM do they talk: Trav. They can't. That's what kes them wild. i he, chore which makes me ver) sore, \n.| is mi cause for laughter: Is madl) scrubbing oul the tub, ui' my bath and after. Six i |<>w dare you! Papa said he'd kill the first man who kissed me. Id | low interesting, and «1 i * 1 he ? 11{ ui-'' ' i called him Willie, ! I,' sisid called liim Will,
listi n! I am the Spirit ,,i' your I" ' I ►portunities. I knocked |,ni cai :i of you was too h siping tn hi ai me. I came to you in HisI trii il to show you thai < leo the firsl did not enjoy ()atra her conqui si I tried to make you thai Xantippe was noi the ideal woman ruin r although sin wise husband. S'ext. 1 came to you in your Knglish classes. I tried to give you beautiful phrases to resuscitate your starved language, Bui your "cue" chased my "perfectlj enchanting" away. N ou heard nu ni I Sadly I watched over you in Rural |i \ There I placed a well-built r«ad to a happy life as a farmer's help-mate. You packed and u<'t ready Imi I turned off at the firsl cross road i" the lights of the city. In Reading, I gave you a chance i,, learn how to flash a scornful eye at mere man and make him cringi how i" robe youi words with sweet ni-ss and steelness so thai he dare not listen to the siren's call. In (jym, I gave you a Fountain oi Youth. Here you could build bod) into just the type lesired. lb re you could gain that knowledge that one ever beautiful and youni \ i mis' secrets were revealed to you. All these and much more, I offered you, bul you were deal and blind. Your Sophi more year is rapidly going. I clothe myself in sack-cloth and ashes. and v. i ep o\ er you, mj ' 'hildren for
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Watches, (locks, and Jewelry — AT —
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The second series <>i inter class basketball games will be played the in -i part of Februai)
PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK FARMVILLE, :: :: VA. I per cent. Interest on Savings Deposit*.
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Cash and Ca;ry Store COAL AND ICE
on Third Street for WOOD THINGS TO KAt Supplies for Bacon Huts and Picnics
{], grades coal at lowest prices.—Pure distilled water ICE,— lasts longer and is better than ICE made bj an] other process. W. < . NEWMAN, Phone II. PROMPT
POLITE SERVICE — AT — HUBBARD & MAHAN, "HIE NICEST PLACE IN I OWN" Proprletarj Drugs, Stationery, Fountain Drinks Agency for- Page <fe Shaw, and Nunnally'e Candies ARE YOU HENGRY.' (in acrosi the street i<»
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TIN: FARMVILLE LEADED and THE ROTUNDA LET IS TRY TO PLEASE YOU TYPEWRITER PAPER BY THE POUND SOLD HERE.
GILLIAM'S,
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E G. BALFOUR CO.,
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G. F BUTCHER CO "THE CONVENIENT STORE" POH HOOD THINGS TO EAT
OGnEN STUDIO PORTRAITSiALL SIZES AM) STYLES, SCHOOL WORK A SPECIALTY, UI ITEUR WORK FINISHED. Hatlafled Cnstomers On Motto
EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY HA IS POR SCHOOL (IRES A SPECIALTY MRS. W. II. CRENSHAW Opposite Continental Hotel. 328 Main Street
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l'< ici sburfl will referei and M• Wright, "i Harrisonburg, will umpire, \i tin latt meeting o( the Athletic i nuncil the Monogram designed b) Julia \ Uexandei B S , S I C, l"_'l. »,iv accepteil as i'" official em Mi in in In awarded bj the ass
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11 ontinued from page I' I oi wardi Jon»», < apt . Hall. Jumping i i mi ■ Pel kins, Sid» i inici Reid 1 iuard Pen i iarj Hie substitutes M ill IM £a< harias, i rute, Boisscau and < iihson, Frances Jones \\,i- elected la tail oi the team. The team will be accompanied l>) Manage) Kula Harris and
DAVIDSON'S, The House of Quality.
Watches, Fountain Pent, ft
MARTIN PRINTING CO. Mi, Russian Balalaika Orchestra, with Delia Baker, the noted lyric coloratur soprano, entertained ;i large large audience Tuesdaj night with what is considered b) many, the best concerl of the season. M is-. Baker obtained her vocal traininn in our own countr) and lias ap peared with man) of our leading or chestras, among them: New York Symphon) Orchestra, and Philadelphia Svmphonj Orchestra, Ai present, Miss Baker is making records exclusively for the \ ictor Phonograph Co. Mis Baker complete!) captivated her audience witli her beautiful voice and charmiitfi personality, Encore aftei en r. called in' bat I- and each time she was more delightfully pleasing than before. Tin program ol the Balalika Orchestra was so arranged as to please even the innsi fastidious audience. I ach number of the orchestra was complete maatei ol his instrument and played with tin ease and skill that one finds ,'iiK in .utists of supei ioi n .i:11111v and abilit). We an exci edingl) fortunate in s, , HI u;. mch a well known company.
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Blucher Oxford. Golden Tan Calf, ooft Toe and New, Cross-Crease Vamp
PLANTERS BANK OF FARMVILLE
INCORPORATED oflicial Jewelers to the Leading National Fraternities and Sororities, special designs and estimates furnished on class pins, rings, special Society emblems, medals for Athletic meets, or Honorary Keys. Manufacturers cf Greek letter Fraternity jewelry, class and school emblems, pins and rtngi Main Office: Richmond Office AtllciM.ro. Mass. lo|--_> Methodist Hide.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL AMERICAN AND KU ROPE AH PLAJI Hoi and (old Water Rooms With or Without Rath .1. 0. HARDAWAY, Proprietor FARMVILLE, VA.
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Dress dnd Coats, Suits and Millinery, FARMVILLE,
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ENGLAND'S" The Plaee for s. I. c. Girls to Hnve Their (leaning and Pressing SPECIAL PRICES Third Street
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Km .uville. Va.
FARMVIl LE, VA. STATE, CITY AND C IUNTY DEPOSITORY Capital Sto.U $ 50,000.00 Surplus and Profits iL'fi.OOO.OO "The Old Rellahle Hank" i
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Dvivall Motor Co.-Automobiles TRUCKS I ARM VI
RACTOR8 1 ARM MACHINERY Corner Third and North Streets El I :-i Y1RMMA