. La Rotunda . Carrie et Helen Wardont passé les vacances à leur maison à Roanoke. Mlle Elizabeth Brockenborough hadas sa sœur la plus affute, Burnley ofStaunton. Mlle Katherine Jones a passé ses vacances chez elle à Danville.Miss Majorie Thomas a passé les vacances chez elle à South Hill, VLI-ginia. * * * Miss Minnie Brown a passé des vacances à Martinsville, en Virginie Miss Jeanette Morris a passé les jours de fête à Norfolk. * * « Miss Mary Ellen Cato était à la maison pour le week-end * • « Mlle S. Elizabeth Davis, de la faculté, est avec son frère qui est gravement malade à Milwaukee. Mme Mary Claire Boothe spen

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. The Rotunda . Carrie and Helen Wardspent the holidays at their home inRoanoke. Miss Elizabeth Brockenborough hadas her gruest her sister, Burnley ofStaunton. Miss Katherine Jones spent theholidays at her home in Danville.Miss Majorie Thomas spent the holi-days at her home in South Hill, Vli-ginia. * * * Miss Minnie Brown spent th*»holidays in Martinsville, Va. Miss Jeanette Morris spent ththolidays in Norfolk. * * « Miss Mary Ellen Cato was at homefor the week-end. * • « Miss S. Elizabeth Davis, of thefaculty, is with her brother who isseriously ill in Milwaukee. Miss Mary Claire Boothe spentthe holidays with her sister FrancesBoothe. * * * Misses Mayo Bass, Blanche Mur-reli, Peth White, Phyllis Wood, Emily Tucker spent the holidays inLynchburg. * * * Miss Jane Gotten had as her guesther mother, from Richmond.« « « Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Farris werethe guests of their daughters Mar-tha and Margaret Farris. * * * Miss Virginia Preston was theguest of her sister, Louise Prestonduring the holidays.. PEP Ray, Raj^, Rah, Rah, Team!Team! Team! and S. T. C. knewti.al Thanksjnviakr and the ganuswere coming. Our first outburst of enthusiasmwas on Monday nght. Just a littlebefore ten oclock many dark figurescould be seen running in the direc-tion of the gym. With the first pealof the bell the crowd burst forth, yelling and singing. These snake dances were followedby pep meetings every night untilThanksgiving. The Freshmen experienced theirfirst taste of S. T, C. pep and theupper classmen experienced a biggertaste of S. T. C. pep than ever be-fore. Lets keep up this pep girls, in ourinter-collegiate games and help putOle S. T. C. on top. —MILLINERY— Hats to Suit Your Every Fancy at 82S MAIN ST. FARMVILLE, VA. SCIIKMMEL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Piano, Vocal, Violin, Theory, Har-mony, Aesthetics, Etc.REASONBLE TUITION RATES CAPPS STORE Next to Theatre __ TOASTED SANDWICHES SODAS AND CANDIES Mrs. Hubbards Home-made Pi«i The Best in the World Skinny Craft wants to knowwhy Ki

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