Rotunda - Vol 14, No 22 - March 28, 1934

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2 EASTER GREETNGS TO ALL! CONGRATULATONS NEW OFFCERS! Volume XV Cotllon Qub Holds Sprng Dance Set Forty-Sx Couples Form ntrrate Fgure No-Break Dance Follows OVER 500 ATTEND DANCES The sprng dances of the Cotllon Club wan held n the college gymnasum on Saturday, March 24. The set conssted of a dansant and a formal dance at nght. The fgure was led by Msses Margaret Parker. "Chc" Mosby, Jestne Cutshall, and Honey Hamlton, asssted by Messrs. Ben Parker. Robert Berkeley. Myron Sanderson, and John M. Galwn. retlvely. The grls n the fgure wore whte and the leaders carred arm bouquets of Amercan beauty roses. Myron Lowther and hs or- Cbastra from Seattle. Washngton, provded the musc for the dances. The decoratons by Gamma M were qute effectve. A deep blue sky splashed wth shny stars remnded the dam ers of an evenng n Pars. The walls of blue were crowned wth slver dancers, muscans and (ha Effle Tower of Pars. ndefnte spot lghts came through the sky n varous places. The dances wre chaperoned by Mss Mary Whte Cox. Dr. J. L. Jarman. Mss Vrgna Potts. Mrs. Lang. Mss Olve T. Her and Mrs j Mann. Margaret Parker Ben Parker j Chc Mosby Robert Berkeley Jestnc Cutshall Myron Henderson Honey Hamlton John M. Godwn Margaret Glmer Rudy Young, Mary Glmer Jut Prescott > Mldred Gwaltncy Reed Kelley Nancy Harrson.. Sam McLaughln Mary Easley Hll Tom Norrs Evelyn Knaub Charle Heckler Elzabeth Kelley Bonner Hasty- Belle Lovelace Frank Dunbar Glora Mann Frank Hancock da M. Mller Blly Ban- Contnued page 3. col. 3 Regstrar Announces Sprng Deans Lst Elgblty to the Deans Lst requres a grade of A or B on every subject, are elgble to the Deans Lst. The Deanl Usl as announced by the Regstrar tha week contans the names of thrty senors, sx of whom also attaned ths honor n the fall and wnter quarters, and sx n the fall quartet The folowng senors have made the Deans Lst for the sprng quarter Helen Allen, Roanoke; Anne L. Anderson. Jetersvlle; Vrgna Brnkley. Suffolk; Louse Bulloch Portsmouth; Alberta Collns. -Norfolk; Alce Dsharoon, Cape Charles; Vrgna Hamtlon, Petersburg; Nancy Harlson, Petersburg; Edna Hatcher, Martnsvlle Martha Hlggns. Waverly; El/.djeth Kelley, Bg Stone Gap "Alce McKay. Baltmore, ld.; Sarah Alce Magruder. Rchmond; ""Mary B. Nelson Rchmond; Margaret Otten, Covngton; "Dorothy Prescott. Bg Stone Gap; "Bma Rawllngs, Lawrencevlle; "Alce Rowell. Smthfleld; Grace Rowell, Smthfleld; Bernce Scott. Cartersvlle; Murel Scott. Rchmond; "Edth Shanks, Roanoke; nez Strang. Rchmond; Joyce Sturm, Appalachla; Gertrude Sugden. Hampton; Sara H. Thomas. Staunton, Louse Van Lear Lynchburg; Helen L Westmoreland, Petersburg Rorothy Whte. Bedford Dorothy Woolwne. Ce< Fall; "Wnter "Fall and Wnter. May Day Commttee Casts Characters The May Day Commttee has alstarted the work of castng the characters who are to take part n the colleges May Day celebraton to be held at Longwood on the afternoon of May 5, 934. Members of the commttee are ndvdually n- H wng grls whom they should lke to have take part n May Day. The annual May Day festval s a net college event, representatve of the entre school. Ths year the May Day commttee hopes to nclude n the festval, whch has as ts theme. "Alce n Wonder Land." as many students as possble at least two hundred and ffty for the larger the number of partcpants the more beautful the spectacle wll be. Work has also been begun on the plannng and orderng of materals for the costumes. Jac. Morton s n charge of the costumng. mmedately after a student agrees to take part n May Day. the materals for ht costume are ordered. t s therefore very essental that no one decde to drop her part after she has consented to partcpate, because the droppng of a part entals a dstnct loss for the May Day Commttee. Schedules for practces wll be made out mmedately after the Easter holdays. These schedules wll be planned so as to run as smoothly as possble n order that those takng part may know exactly when they are expected to practce and for how long. Ths plan wll thus save a great deal of tme for Bach student takng part. STL DENT GOVERNMENT MEETNG TO HE N TENN. From Aprl 5th to the 7th, the Southern ntercollegate Assocaton of Student Government whch wll be held at the Unversty of Tennessee, Knoxvlle. Tenn. Mrs. Roosevelt has been nvted and other promnent speakers who wll complete a program planned to gve an nterestng and valuable exchange of deas. The annual meetng was last year held at Randolph-Macon Womens College at Lynchburg, Va. Ths year the meetng wll be at a coeducatonal college and ts type of.jroblems wll gve nterestng dsusson. The purpose of these annual conventons s that each colleges representatves may gan a broader and deeper apprecaton of the real meanng of student government. ROWELL TWNS NAMED FEST VA L PRm ESSES Alce and Grace Rowell have been chosen to represent the college at the annual Apple Blosoms Festval to be held n Wnchester n late Aprl or early May. Dr. Jarman selected these two Senors n response to a request for a comely representatve from S. T. C. After askng the permsson of authortes to have two prncesses, he announced the Rowell twns as hs selectons. The plan of havng representa fom the COUegl M prncesses n the two-day festval was tred out last year, and proved so successful, that t s beng used agan. Helen Cover was Farmvlles representatve last prnt. Te ncludes two days of des, coronatons of the queen, ptons, dnners, and the Queens ball. As the festval comes durn week of May Day practces Alce and Grace Fowell had to gve up ther places n the May court. hat means that there wll be sxteen nstead of eghteen grls n the court. We Teach To T erne k Tll- ROTUNDA. WEDNESDAY..MARCH 28, 9.l No. 22 Mnor Nomnatons Students Make 7 Votng Ended at Sx P. M. Today- Results To Be Announced Tonght From the followng lst of nomnatons made Monday the student body today from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. elected the mnor offcers for Student Councl Vce-Presdent Chrstne Chldrey, Louse Hyde Secretary Florence Sanford. Smth. Treasurer Elzabeth Huse. Tac Waters. Campus League Charman Vctora Gllette. Bess McGlothln. Y. W. C. A. Vce-Presdent Dorothy Justce. Katharne Walton. Secretary Martha Glenn Davs. Jessca Jones. Treasurer Carman Clark. Maron Umberger. Freshman Counclor Margaret Clark. Agnes Crockett. Athletc Assocaton Vce-Presdent Martha Putney. Louse Walmsley. Secretary Elzabeth Bllngs, Kthy Roberts. Treasurer Mary Bowles. Elzabeth Shplett. Vrgnan Lterary Edtor Mary Banks Sullvan. Elzabeth Walton. Art Edtor Jean McClure. Jance Whte. Busness Manager Elzabeth Rogers. Lela Sanford. Rotunda Assocate Edtor Evelyn Massey. Ams Montgomery. Busness Manager Laeta Bar- ham. Lena Mac Gardner. House Councl -Secretary. Ellen "Tb " Smmerman, Sue Waldo. Revsons Are Made n Pont The System The Student Standards Commttee ths year has been attemptng to enforce the pont system whereby no student wth a B average may hold more than 5 ponts, or wth a C aveagc more than 0 ponts. Certan revsons have been made to the pont system whch s prnted n the handbook. The entre pont system as levsed s as follows Student Assocaton presdent. 0; vce-presdent, 8; secretary, 8; treasurer. 5; charman campus league, 5; class representatve. 5. Y. W. C. A. presdent. 0; vcep esdent. 5; secretary, 5; treasurer. 5; repotrer. 5; freshman counselor. 5; cabnet members. 5; commttee members, 2. Rotunda Edtor-n-Chef, 0; as- ;e edtor, 7; news edtor, 5; nrke-up edtor. 5 lterary edtor. 3; atheltc edtor, 3; art edtor, 3; feature edtor. 3; ntercollegate edtor. 2 socal edtor, 2; world news ed or, 2 reporters, 2; proof reader, 3; ant proof reader, 2; busness manager. 5; crculaton manager, 3; nt crculaton manager 2. Vrgnan Edtor-n-Chef, 0; Asa edtor. 5; lterary edtor, 5; lterary edtor, 3; art edlnt art edtor, 4; busstant busness manager, 4; advetsng manager, 4; dverh ng manager. 3; pho tographc manager. 5; assstant phoaphlc manager 3; typst, 5. House Coun-.l presdent, 8; sec- > hall presdent, 5. Athletc Assocaton presdent. 8; lent, 5 secretary. 5; treas- urer. 3; mad member, 3. s Classes presdent, 8; secretary, 3; Contnued page 4, col. 4 Tucker Jones Talks At Athletc Banquet The varsty hockey and basketball teams were delghtfully entertaned at a banquet gven by the Athletc Asocaton at Longwood last nght at 630 oclock. Despte the rany weather outsde, the hockey and basketball players enjoyed chattng around a bg open fre n the beautful banquet room of Longwood. Mldred Gwaltney, presdent of the Athletc Assocaton, acted as toast mstress of the occason. Toasts to Dr. Jarman. Mss Mary Whte Cox Mss ler. Mldred Galtney. Sarah Beck, the varsty squad, and Nanne Ruth Cooper were proposed. Mr. Tucker Jones of the physcal educaton department of Wllam and Mary College was guest speaker of the evenng. M. Jones emphaszed n hs talk the value of play and spoke of a teachers responsblty. Thoss students and varsty hockey and basketball members present at the banquet were Frances Mayes Ellen Gllam, Kathleen Ranson. Lela Mattox. Florence Sanford. Lela Sanford. Martha Putney, Marguerte York. Ktty Roberts, Sarah Beck Margaret Parker. Franke McDanel, Bess McGlothln. Nanne Ruth Cooper. Mldred Gwaltney, Louse Walmsley, Blle Rountree, Frances Horton, Elzabeth Bllups. Frances Yester, Belle Lovelace. Mary Berkeley Nelson. Other guests at the banquet were Dr. Jarman. Mss Mary Whte Cox, Mss ler. Mss Barlow, and Dr. Walmsley. THREE CLASSES RE-ELECT PRESDENTS THS WEEK Carolne Jones, Tac Waters, and Franke McDanel were re-elected ths week as presdents of ther re- \ spectve classes for next year. They were chosen by ther classmates be- \ cause of ther effcent work as presdents ths year. Carolne and Franke were unanmously re-elected by the members of ther classes. They have been selected to carry on the work the green and whtes have so successfully engaged n durng the past years. When the four nomnees, Tac Waters, Florence Sanford. Hazel! Smth and Elzabeth Walton were voted on by the sophomores. Tac receved the majorty of the votes. Untl the freshmen elect ther presj dent next year lac s the only leader for the red and whte- b t he ha proved her ablty n past work. Besdes beng capable leaders of ther classes Carolne. Tac, and Fanke have shown ablty n other extra-currcula actvtes. Class electons wll be completed mmedately after Easter holday. COTLLON CLUB SELECTS NEW OFFCERS MO.XDA Y The Cotllon Club met on MOD! day nght to nomnate and elect offtcera for the year "Chc" Mosby, actng presdent of the club, presded. t was voted upon to combne the offces of the busness nant ager and the reporter, tn havng only four offcers to lead the fgure. The followng offh elected Evelyn Knaub. presdent; Jean McClure, leader; Hazel Smth, t urer; Laeta Barham. busness manager. tne Cutshall, the present tp urer of the club gave a complete report on the fnances of the club "Chc" Mosby expressed her u elaton to the club for ts ton n makng the sprng dance a successful one. Jestne Cutshall s Student Body Head Smth. Beck, Vassar, Matlox. Ryan. Wn the Other Major Oftlces 2 GRLS ARE NOMNATED The major offcers for the sesson were offcally announced by Alce McKay Frday nght, March 23. The nomnees, wnners frst, were Presdent of the Student Councl. Jestne Cutshall and Louse Hyde; Presdent of the Y. W. C. A., Helen Smth and Katharne Walton; Presdent of the Athletc Assocaton. Sarah Beck and Belle Lovelace; Edtor of the Vrgnan, Elzabeth Vassar and Margaret Herndon edtor of the Rotunda. Lela Mattox and Evelyn Massey Presdent of the House Councl. Nelle Oakey Ryan and Elzabeth Huse. Jestne Cutshall, Presdent of the Student Councl, s a member of Alpha Kappa Gamma, honorary fraternty for leadershp. Mu Omega the Cotllon Club, the chor of the College, and the Mathematcs Club. She fathfully served as Vce-Presdent of her class for two years and as charman of the sng commttee last year. Ths year she was Presdent of the House Councl, thus an ex-offco member of the Student Councl. She very capably flled the offce and proved her ablty as a eader. As Presdent of the Freshman Commsson, a member of the membershp commttee, and charman of the Socal Commttee, Helen Smth has been outstandng n Y. W. C. A. work durng her three years n College. She s a member of Alpha Kappa Gamma, the Cotllon Club. the chor of the College, and the House Councl. She s a varsty debater, Presdent of the Debate Club, and has represented her class on the Student Standards commttee two years. Sarah Beck has done excellent work n the feld of athletcs at S. T. C. As captan of varsty basketball she led her team n many contests. She s a member of the Contnued page 3. col. Senor (lass Gves Fnal Producton "Rhythmc Revue", the Senor producton, wll be presented Frday nght, Aprl 6 n the col- tortum. Tns program wll n collaboraton wth the..den-sydney Olee Club and or. tra, h "Rhythmc Revue" wll have h stum There wll be jazz numb by! ongs by a tn well as the Glee club.. th nlon, p M pden-sydney CotsH. 8, T. C. wth ther be fardl Oral and the Po Da] su Th have d< w loped a very praseworthy band. Ms appearance of the orchestra and Olee Club s the frst m a seres ol en tn tl on ther prng tour. The dancng by the Senors wll ; ram An ln-! rpn dance by Alce and Grace Rowell. a tap dance by a chor. n drecton of Hon. lutol and r feature dan- The past. by the Class t prase. The Senors Rhythmc Retp to the standard od "Patches."

3 . - v THK ROTUNDA Member SOUK- trr-( ollegate Newspaper. lalon Member ntcroodegtl rrss Assocalon nf V ena Publsh!. by Stud nta of State Teachers Csllogr. armvllle, Va. nt <l as second Ota - matter March,!. at the Peel lre of Farmvlle. \ UKn;t. u er Act of March Subscrpton $.50 per year ROTUNDA STAFF or-n-chel M ry Shelon. 34 \,, Edtor.. l... Mattox, 3a Board of ^ llton News Evelyn Massey, 36 Make- Up Kath rlne Hoyl r Brde Woodng Louse Walmsley, "36 World NeWS... BS, 34 n!, n H ste C rolln Byrd, 36 Socal M ron Rane, 36 Arl Alce Rowell, 34 feature a, 36 Alumnae Mss Vrgna Potts Beporter Am Mary Hastng ; lloway Edth Shanks, 34; Ma, lej Hll, las abeth 35; Mary.brh Alexander, 36; Lula Wndley, 36. Kath rl le Coleman, 35 Read MM Eubank. 36 Managers Busness Mary Defal,.4 nl lh a Rawlngs, 34 Crculaton Nell Oakey Ryan, 34 Assstant Jance Whte. 35 The Rotunda nvte; letters of comment, crtc! n, and.suggeston from ts readers upon ts manner of presentng and treatng them. A letter. to receve con deratk, must contan the name and addre of the wrter. Thase wll nol be tbllshed f the wrter object to the publcaton. All unttrs of but ness should be addressed to the Busness Manager and all other matters should come to the Edtor-n-Chef. Complants from subscrbers as regards lrregulartea n the delvery of The Rotunda wll be apprecated. EASTER SPRT On "» ( he h Wth nearer o m u bo. l all tll the w hool ndvdual reaches ts hell lt s vs ne We..n s hard to Out we h came ba<. And h.! almost " excted than On the h p w flled wth temptng to the n. n h crowded wth ntent shop And th null.u Wth Ul and usual amd. th fun not torn the true meanng. l NTED-COOPERATON Th tme on the The h producton of ml out the work as mu< Approxmately 0 been n the Wll " on student bodj. th d commttee n maklt, lege. THE ROTNDA. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28, 934 be the the hstory FROM OLD ROTUNDAS he. 36, the Alumnae th S d nt Buldad. The commttees n «B you ag at. orld forgets ts remember tl dancng months Kolumn or t proper now to wear a sv. [m Brd. [ma Chnese students at Colt; s the r to work ther way through college. rch The! f the 40th annlvers- Day. th the sngng of col son Qts of the.d organlxa held. The total amount re- Buldng, at 54 beng d by the B and Stulons. NTERCOLLEGATE Two of the youn he College Staton n North Carolna renounced that they had ds- b tchng ;. eggs are the pro. of the! be able to croon lke l lka E. D. -ECHO. CAM PS COM ME XT S he. rteral opnon voced Sunday was that the Cotllon dances s the best n years! t seems we lked the excluslveneas of the affar snooty maybe. We have the weather man as wall as the good men! of the offcers to thank for beng spared the usual mob s ene. Too bad the student body couldnt and see Dr. Jarmans take-off nee! Hs mtaton of Dot JustS and several other far lades. nto ther partners face, was wonderful! he Tuesday nght news mongers had qute a pleasant and palatable last nght, when.strawberry cake appeared before them. b tred and befuddled mnds lank for a mnute a second to bo exact! Thank you. Mss Mary. too, enjoyed your surprse party. the latest dope on "Soude".!. lesser of the Sanford tw-ns! n mddle o; the nght she roused... callng for "Sonny." Lela! roused enough to tell her to look un- ( der the bed, and went back to sleep. Florence was crawlng around un der the bed lookng for sad person. Congratulatons to Tac Waters! She tmed her dates splenddly last.- ;d Wed love to know how managed wth two boys and both from Lexngton! rgaret Glmer and her date nted the long and short of t. when they were marchng n the re, Saturday nght. _ AMONG OCR CAPS AND GOWNS lor two quarters, now. and s Accordng to an ln< n at stll gong strong. only on D work, dance, sng, look ts n beautful, and seems to be most ex- he oth r 0 resul pert at heart-breakng. n fact 8 yet to come across anythng Bpotll j Honey cant do. She s also a Cot lhon Club member and a Sgma. ; ;,- r ma. Sgma. da ncal Hun D M rjn.. B.! to orm- whe p n hand talk, th proof l m! erne- ho n oc-. ent- HONEY HAMLTON When Honey Hamlton. Alpha! Kappa Gamma. Presdent of the Y. W.. varsty debator. government grl and chor member, leaves us ths June, shell be leavng a gap h well have a hard tme fllng. Not only was she voted "cute".. outstandng." but the grl has brans, Shes been on the Deans Heres to you. Honey. Were cerly gong to mss you next year. ALCE McKAY Dynamc, vvacous, effcent wth 0 and a dash of Wt that s Alce McKay! Alce dd not start her college career wth us. but wth her ususual ablty she soon found n our mdst the place that to be flled by some Who can do the rght thng at! A.retary of the lent Councl her junor year, the H s an excellent exethe result that she was dmously elected presdent of the n len body the followng year the holdng "f whch poston speaks for H ler actvtes have npostons on the Stu. dards Commttee and Y. v membershp n Al- R nm. a nalonal hon- leadershlp and also / Tau Sororty. MLDRED OWALTNEY We know her only as "Roome ndly and happy unlta next year, preadent of the Athletc Asso proven herself a capable one. Ever snce her n has basn outphase of athletc loome" has served on the at councl and on the student H s "Uent p ablty was recognzed de a member of Alpha K mma, an honorary leadershp, sn tn mono! a member of the Mu rortty, la" wll be remembered for to do everythng well! n..u cess and happu ALUMNAE NEWS Mss Etta Rose Baley, Assstant Prncpal of Madson School n Rchmond has an artcle n the Rchmond Tmes-Dspatch on the honor roll and ts problems. She says, "the wse teacher n the future wll have no concern for the tradtonal honor roll dependng upon a mark whch he s gong to "gve." Rather wll he try to understand each pupl physcally, mentally, and try lo drect hm so that he wll see hs needs and take responsblty lor hs own mprovement. "s he dong the best he s capable of dong?" wll be the standard of honor for all. Mss Florence Buford. prncpal of George Rogers Clark School, n ( lottesvlle has been elected eghth presdent of the Busness and Professonal Womans Club of that cty. Mrs. Gordon Lnwood Vncent, of Empora. announces the engagement of her daughter, Mary Wllam, to Mr. Lloyd Elwood Thomasson. of Lacrosse. The weddng wll take place n the early summer. Mss Elzabeth Lews, of Lynchburg, wll be marred to Mr. Holcombc A. Jones at St. Pauls Epscopal Church on Saturday. Aprl 7. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall, of Warmlnlster, announce the marrage of ther daughter, Pocahontas Scott to Mr. James Snclar Brown, of Salem. Mr. Brown s the son of Col. James Snclar Brown, speaker of the house of delegates. Funeral servces for Mss Ethel Baldwn Foster were held on March 5 at the Farmvlle Cemetery. She s survved by her father. Mr. J. B. Foster and seven ssters. World News The Presdent s no excepton. He has had a tnge of ncome tax headache along wth Mr. John Smth. Presdent Roosevelt last week greeted one of hs regular gatherngs of newspaper men wth the statement that he has pad hs Federal ncome tax. The tax. he remarked, looked lke more money than he had. Also he hoped the check would be good at the bank. After these playful remarks the Presdent gave out a pece of real news. Henceforth, to avod poltcal rcpurcussons. offcals of the Bureau of nternal Revenue and the Department of Justce wll not be concerned wth ncome tax evason trals. All such cases wll be sent to grand jures. Consderng that to tax returns are ncorrect or subject to dspute annually, money of the Mr. John Smths of Amerca wll have even more severe headaches n the future. n 945 the Phlppne slands wll be gven complete freedom. The news that Presdent Roosevelt on March 24 sgned the McDuffe-Tydngs ndependence bll was greeted wth jublaton n Manla. Phlppne leaders announced that t would be acepted, May. by the Flpno legslature. n a recent rado address from the Foregn Offce Premer Gaston Doumergue warned France that f threats of Cvl War were not queted, and f fnancal stablzaton dd not take place mmedately. France would be n danger of foregn nvason. Ths warnng came smultaneously wth the arrval n Pars of the body of Serge Stanvsky for another autopsy; and although Frances condton was not mentoned, t was evdent that several of Premer Dounn tns remarks were drected to the pawn-shop scandal that shook all France. Most amazng of Presdent Roosevelts accomplshments n offce has bean the all-tme hghwater mark to whch he has brought and held hs p. rsonal popularty. Students of Valley Kone Mltary Academy at Wayne, Pa., holdng a poll on the U. S. Presdent, voted 43 for Abraham Lncoln, 44 for George hngton, and 202 for Frankln ) Roosevelt To honor the Presdents mother. h...n Alderman Mchael Pellmed a thoroughfare n dstrct Sara Delano Roosevelt Parkway mm DESOLATON Do hearts always ache As btter tears flow down the pllow at nght? Do hearts always bleed afresh When someone whspers, "Every thng wll be all rght?" Or does some day the sun shne through And turn those burnng tears nto happnes that lasts Throughout the gref of years? S. W. 37. APRL RAN t s not ranng ran for me. ts ranng daffodls n every dmpled drop see Wld flowers on the hlls. The clouds of gray engulf the day And overwhelm the town! t s not ranng ran to me, ts ranng roses down. t s not ranng ran to me. But felds of clover bloom. Where any buccaneerng bee Can fnd a bed and room. A health unto the happy. A fg for hm who frets! t s not ranng ran to me. ts ranng volets. Robert Lovcman.. WHTE ROSE The red rose whspers of passon. And the whte rose breathes of love; Oh. the red rose s a falcon; And the whte rose s a dove. But send you a cream whte rosebud t Wth a flush on ts petal tps; For the love that s purest and sweetest Has a kss of desre on the lps. John Boyle ORelly. THE PURPLE COW never saw a Purple Cow. never hope to see one; But can tell you. anyhow, d rather see than be one. Gelett Burgess. M NOHODY! WHO ARE YOU? m nobody! Who are you? Are you nobody, too? Then theres a par of us dont tell! Theyd bansh us, you know. How dreary to be somebody! How publc, lke a frog. To tell your name the lve long day To an admrng bog! Emly Dcknson. LTTLE HOY HLUE The lttle toy dog s covered wth dust, But sturdy and staunch t stands; And the lttle toy solder s red wth rust. And hs musket molds n hs hands. Tme was when the lttle toy dog was new And the solder was passng far. And that was the tme when our Lttle Boy Blue Kssed them and put them there. Now. dont you go tll come," he sad, "And dont you make any nose!" So toddlng off to hs trundle-bed He dreamed of the pretty toys. And as he was dreamng, an angel song Awakened our Lttle Boy Blue Oh. the years are many, the years are long, But the lttle toy frends are true. Ay, fathful to Lttle Boy Blue they stand, Each n the same old place, Awatng the touch of a lttle hand. And the smle of a lttle face. And they wonder, as watng these long years through, n the dust of that lttle char. What has become of our Lttle Boy Blue, Snce he kssed them and put them there. Eugene Feld.

4 THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 934 SOCALS Sue Mallory and Mldred Gwaltney vsted n Chase Cty durng the and. nl lo Lynchburg;. Barksdale, Charots Parrsh, and Eleen Howard. to ther homes for the week-end. They were Mlded Stoyton, Ktty Chappell. Aug- ln. tte, Jean Allan Bowles. Betty Mae Blown, la Evan...-. Belle Lovelace, Anne ; ed Bowles, Ruth Jones. Elzp.oeth Smth bte Bobb. Evelyn Wlson, Georga, Spencer and Rose Somers. M. v tad Mss Maude lle. rlng the week-end Elzabeth Kelley went o Fork Unon. Some grls went to Rchmond. They wen Man Heatngs HaUoway, na Bean. Lloyd Kelley. Vrgna Leonard. Audrey Hawthorne. Dorothy Morrs, Elzabeth stubs. Vrgna Wlson ( Spencer and Rose Somers. Charlotte Young spent the weekend Wth nances Burks n Bedford. Y. W. (. A. Holds Last Open Meetng The Y. W. C. A. cabnet held ts last open meetng, of the year n the Y. w. loun Wednesday, March 3. Honey Hamlton presded and very mu m ports of the years work were gven by the charmen of n dfferent commttees. An ac- COunl Ol ;" was gven by Edth shanks thus wndng up the work of ce cream,.kcs. and oaodj were served by the t commttee, Jeslne (utshall s Student Body Head Contnued from page one ty hockey team ana has shown great deal of nterest and ablty n ball, volleyball, and tenns. Sarah s a member of Sgma Sgma Sunnly and ol the Cotllon Club. Pm the pad two years Lela Mattox has served on the Rotunda staff competently tllng the postons of News Edtor and Assstant Edtor. She s a member of Alpha Kappa Gamma, the Cotllon Club. Sodaltas Latma. and Alpha Ph Sgma, honorary fraternty for scholarshp. Lellt h., H ntly Wved as Presdent of the Monogram Club and for a short tme as Presdent of the Mathematcs Club. She has taken an actve part n athletcs beng a member Ol thl varsty hockey, tenns, and basketball squads. Elzabeth Vassal has done excellent work as typst for the Vrgnan.stall lor two years and also as proofreader of the Rotunda. She s a member ol Kappa Delta P. honor-j noety n educaton, and of Alpha Ph Sgma. She has been toted to the Y. W. C. A. and has served as ts Secretary and on the ce and Membershp Commttees of that organsaton. Nelle Oakey Ryan has not been a UK nl ol the House Councl bet,,e. but lbs has taken an actve part n many extra currcular actvtes She s a member of the chor " the College, Alpha Ph Sgma. Granddaughters club, the Cotllon Club, and Le Ccrcle Francals. Nelle Oakeys leadershp ablty has been shown by her work as Vce-Prcsul nt of the Dramatc Club and Junor representatve on the Student Standards Comm Alatkan Students Undaunted By Cold And Sunless Clmate Ever hear of Alaska College? Nether had. but there s such a place. Ther students recently made ther frst ast ther basketball team recently made a trp whch cost $,200.00; remnds one of Notre Dames football trps and only eght of then students went home Chrstm. they had to use dog sleds and such for transportaton on December 2, the shortest day n the year, the sun appeared for only 3.7 hours of the entre day the moon ddnt set; t Smply went around n cr- What a nght for a hop! The Cadet.-Sun Dal. COTLLON ENDS FOR FRGHTENED GOATS What on earth s wrong wth those poor lttle grls? "Oh. ts just Cotllon ntaton." Wth frghtened looks n ther eyes the goats, carryng paddles n ther hands, fled nto tho gymnasum. Besde them strutted the old Cotllon members, some talkng carelessly about the tme they were ntated, others remndng ther future club ssters of the dsagree.ml trals they w r ere about to undergo. A bt releved but perhaps a bt uncomfortable, the goats ended the frst part of ther ntroducton to the club. Solemnly they sat wonderng USt what was gong to happen next. My! What an excellent nterpretaton of the Caroka that Anne Dggs. Wnne Goodman. Bernce Jones and Mary Lee Powell gave! And Helen Smth really should double for Mae West. The old grls W< re qute pleased wth some of the flatterng speeches about them and ther club. "But what spunk you have, Mss Jones." Why Bernce just stated that some of her upperclassmen mght have refraned from beng qute so "horsey." Havng recovered from the shock, the club qute agreed wth her. And Ktty. dont you know better than to get ; a permanent wave just before goat week? Must you make such terrble faces? You ungrateful goats have no apprecaton at all. t seems you mght look pleasant when the Cotllon Club offers you such fne food. Alter all. you dont have caster ol and Vcks every day. And asphett for dessert s qute unusual! Too bad ts all over, goats. Maybe some of you are glad. Who knows? Thats rght. Just wat tl next year. You can get em too! The Summer nsttute 887 Now that t s decded that Farmvlle wll have a Summer Normal, t s our duty to make preparatons for recevng and entertanng n proper manner the two hundred teachers who are expected to attend. A place s honored n beng selected for the holdng of ths nsttute, and entertanng n proper manner the two hundred teachers who are expected to attend. A place s honored n beng sell eted for the holdng of ths nsttute, and t becomes us to honor ourselves by honorng those who honor us wth ther presence. We learn from Mr. L. C. rvng. the County Superntendent of Schools, and general master of ceremones attendng the openng and conduct of the Normal, that t s expected that the people of the town wll defray the ncdental expenses consequent upon holdng of the nsttute here, such as keepng the lecture rooms of our Normal n order, servants attendance, ce water, lght, etc., and that these wll amount to about $00. Just remember that at a most reasonable calculaton. $4,000 wll be left here by the teachers who attend, and that our young people wll have the ad-. ant ages of the lectures, and the amount wll be forthcomng at once. The nsttute wll open on the 26th of July and contnue n sesson one month. Taken from Farmvlle Journal, 887. Va. nverslty Ranks 27th Vrgna unversty ranks 27th among the 6 nsttutons. Rchmond unversty s n nneteth place. Harvard. Yale, and Columba, n the order named, have the three largest endowments n the naton. The Mddle West has the fourth rankng nsttuton, the Unversty of Chcago; the West s represented by Stanford Unversty rankng nth, whle the South has the Unversty of Texas rankng eghth. The 933 endowments of other nsttutons lsted n the survey, whch wll be of nterest n ths secton follow Johns Hopkns, $30,807,42; Duke, $23,333,473; Goucher. $2,44,672; Wage Forest. $2,272,870; and the Unversty of North Carolna, $2,- 000,000. "Green Pastures," Marc Connellys famous negro play. WSJ presented for the 480th tme n the Memoral Audtorum of Oho Unversty last week. As usual, Rchard Harrson, n the role of "De Lawd" kept hs audence spellbound. MSS MARY WHTE (OX Mss Mary, whose careful plannng and good management helped to make the ffteth annversary the rcrss that t was. Cotllon Club Holds Sprng Dance Set Contnued from page Jean McClurc Preacher Bouldn Mary B. Nelson Ed Nottngham Alce Rowell George Wall Wye Scott Allan Warren Dot Prescott Red Rankn Helen Shawen Bll Prce! Ruth Shawalter Ed Poole Gertrude Sugden... Robert Hudgns Louse Van Lear.. Holmes Chapman Martha S. Watkns.. Everett Owen Betsy Wlknson Dooley Darden Mary Shclton Van C. Holmes \ Sue Hume Tommy Garber Anne rvng Greene Lawson Jane Coulbourn. U. O. Coulbourn, Jr. J Frances Crawford. Dan Jenkns, Grace Eubank Jmme Shp Margaret Farrar Red Wesger Lly Farrar Wlson Foster j Vrgna Hall Jack Gray Weese McNulty Dck Edwards Salle Perrow Johnne Sugden Blly Rountree... Blle Stephenson Martha Nottngham Joe Burton Lucy Potter Reese Tate Bowen Nancy Parker Teddy Tower Hazel Smth Luke Hancock Florence Tankard.. Soup Campbell Ktty Woodson Dave Harrs Tac Waters Benny Ayres, Laeta Barham Clarence Shelbourne Mary Dehl Cameron Patchell Dopey Dodson, Mac Brdsong. Scott Walker. Bob Stockley, Bob Stoakley. Frank Whtehouse. Kelley Ames. Mapp Dunton, Tommy Sanad- ers. Wllard Henderson. Jmme Blackwood, Bud Alexander, George SNG-GOERS M SE) BY CLEVER SKTS Very unusual and amusng, composed Saturday nght Sng whch was presented to S. T. C. grls, our alumnae, and many Cotllon gu ts theme was that of a grl, r ly confused because she had receved at the last mnute a wre that he beau-lover would arrve for the occason. Ths confused grl. Hazel Smth, was consoled by her frends Meg Herndon and Jestne Cutshall. The pals were plannng some amusement for the vstor. Honey Hamlton proved that shed entertan h" by a tap dance. Margaret Dudley decded to croon for hm and she dd that beautfully. Some other glrl agred to serenade hm. After all the entertanment plans were completed the grls n abatng storm receved a second wre sayng that sad lover couldnt come. Thus the Sng ended amd tears, laughter and roses. Earnest. Larus Reed. Nat Terry. Maron Humphres, Bll Rchards. John Young. June Elake. Waldo Harrson, Fred Spnckard, Garland Hudgns, Clarence Shelbourne. Claborne Snteman Bene Dortch, Berkeley Orsard, Harry Knght, Harold Howkns. W. C. Newman, Sam Hardng, John Coulbourn. Luther Gllam, Maynard Smth. Dck Lews, Granger West, Donne. Martn. Bll Anderson, Harold Shannon, Bob Morrson. Buster Jones. Hardy Moore. Wnston Leevs. George F. Eavnan, Ashton S?ott, Melvlle. Johns. Juan Fosscr. Henry D wnng. Alvn Dollns. George Whtley. Red Cash. J. W. Wheeler. Jr., Charle McCallum, Taylor Palmer. Jmmy Thweatt. Monk Merrey, Stokes Krk. Blly BurruSS, Doug Wllams. Brch Douglas. Joe Logan. Monkey Frankln. Mac Alexander. Clarence Qarrard. C. C. Trre. Jack Pobst, Sam Moore, Russell Garber. Rooker Whte. John G. Potts, Walter Wsecarver, Dr. C. P. Hurt. Bruce Franz. Preston Hundley. Brode Paul Kncad. Jack Bowman, Johnny Ferry Paul Manns, Meredth Dortch, George Earman. Spec Snpes. Btzer McCall, Bovall Dehl. Dave H; Francs Cash. Buddy Lews. A. B. Urgubart. W. W. Stroud. Art Roberts, Bob Pendleton. Bll Rchards. Montgomery Wllams. G e 0 Sledge, Nat Terry. Bob Goodman. Blly Barr, Dave Henkel. Melvlle Johns. Doug Dowdy. Dwght Rl Garnett Smther. Scott Walker. Among the alumnae returnng the dance were Margaret Armstrong, Mrs. Dxon, Nancy Burgwyn. Mldred Hountcastle, Dot Rtche. Mldred Jackson, Vrgna Lanler, Hazel Burgwyn, Frances Dorn, Mary Conway, Martha Moore. Dot Legate, Contnued on last page DOROTHY MAY STORKS Easter Apparel Headquarters! Mllnery wth that Expensve Look $.85 and $2.85 Gorgeous Suts $9-45 and 64W Dresses Sunday nght dance frocks and Spurt $5.45 and $7.45 THE DOROTHY MAY STORE Frst to show the N«W6 SPRNG S HERE! We have your needs n the newest Sprng styles of ready-to-wear mllnary, shoes, hose and accessores. DAVDSONS HTLER GETS READY FOR 999 OLYMPCS tunenl has off- rnm Olymh rare warded to for the ; he personal. p. ol Chan- " ha\ ven pnsenl to ol the Olympc rmany hereby obtans a n lworld. "But buld a not SUfrepretlon of Q M orld mp r n ton s the unted and.. wll of the rrom all parts of Qcrmany and tram and steel them to order tl mng ompeos < maj come out wth honor. "A task t mportanl s the permanent and effectve cultvaton of p mong the snone H the most mportant cultural values n the Natonal-So Thereby we shall create a nt foundaton the sprt l rmany." Governng todes of athletc Drll Amerca and othe coun d chargng dscrmnaton aganst Jewsh athle comfort " rs promse "to led tta best tors from all parts of ; makes no spe rence to ether nl nl Germany to the Olyn been re- ts to hold the o.. tpl steelng arrangements for th. held n Berln. He plans ha a "sports feld wthout parallel m the world," for a vast athletc plant that wll seat n t- Unts. Set Ol around a central stadum about as long as the Yale Bowl, a velodrome wth ty equal to tha of Madson arden. swmmng pool wth spectator capacty of o t dum that wll accommodate about the same number as the pool. theater h a capaclt o. Those buldngs and stadum wll at ( ;,n VSJ, present DUS borse-racn Tl man Olympc vl-!. dqu the nat a a ral offlo for all the thl nd sports organlza y." nl Chancellor H. r. the German Olym nnounce to all natons tha t "ha the honor of extern the nvtaton fo partl patlon to the contests and whch wll be held n Berln, August -6, 036." Lterary Dg (.E. Chappell COMPANY Statonery. 5,mk txks and School Supples cgars. < garetta and laa»"arn>llf. Vrgna ron urn D.OV TO HAVE vor s-t s M > \ THE Lovelace Shoe Shop 0 Thrd Street S. A. Lejjus Mn; (. VMM, PRESSNG Plume 20. k c a w e M.M. ( LEAN! KS AM) TALORS > pert < laantn Reparng and Krn.nl Una nl..des.. mnts Man lret t OpsjesHs Pestettaa PHONE»s o y D

5 X Faculty Lecture Lst Made BY Alumnae The local Alur me Chapter at Farmvlle. wshm to share wth ethers what many oembera consder the bml per Of U years prokram. hts ((mpled a pa al lst of faculty lectures that are.alable upon request to other ch pters and groups of atubuum LST Of FACl TV LECTURES Mss Mar Barlow [Dapartmanl of P rsleal Educaton Problem of Ma tamng Physcal and Mental Healt n our Modern Cvlsaton. Character Deve pment Through Physcal Educaton The Problem of lyscal Educaton Tranng for Lch re. a School and Communty Proble Mss Hele Barnes (Department of Englsh) Who Was Kng Arthur? The Pultzer Prze Novels Tudor Musc Mss Martha Coullng.. Dept. of Fne and Appled Art s Any Phase of Art Apprecaton Mr. M. Bovd Coyner (Department of Educaton) Memory What Makes t Good or Bad Pesonahty ts Nature and Tranng Psychology of Wt and Humor Psychoanalyss Recent Developments n Chld Psychology. Mss Nancy Foster (Department of Englsh Contemporary Amercan Women Novelsts. Mr. R.. French. (Dept. of Chemstry and Physcs t.. Any phase of Chemstry. Mr. James M. Granger Department of Englsh Conservaton of OUT Folk Hertage Musc n the Home The Makng of Our Language The Grammar We Teach That Ant So. Short Stores n the Bble Jonah A Bblc. Masterpece Mss Mary C. Hner (Department of Englsh Favorte Chldh d Books Mr. S. M llolton (Department»f Educaton) Any topc vlu.n to Hgh School teachng, or extra-currcular actvtes. nspratonal Commencement Addressea Dr. G. W. Jeffers (Department of Bology) The Mgraton of Fshes nvstgatng the Bay of Fundy Waters How We nhert The Present Status of Evoluton n Bology of Chesapeake Bay Vrgnas Contrbutons to Scence The Bology of War Plan or Persh Mss Luclle Jennngs Department of Englsh) Borne Tendences n Modern Poetry Mss Besse. Jeter (Department of Home Economes) A Bane Reducng Program Plannng Adequate Meals on a Low Pood Bud Mss Mar> P. Jones p rtment <>f Educaton) Topc n al TS to osrtlfloatlon of teachers Mss (.race Mx (Supervsor of Kndergarten). lnes;nents (Commencement Address Mss (ra v Moran Department of Geography Nru Currculum The value of Centralsed Educaton Mr. T. A. MeCerfde (Dept.t Chemstry and Phj Any phase of Chemstry or Physcs Mvs Mar> Nchols [Department ol Englsh) Any lmted ph n! noton Bpansh Lt rature (lmted pa Bpansh Dress and Customs Mss Mary K. Peck H, mporary Amerea] Women n PoUtos nternatonal Relatons (dscusson oup) Mss l.sabrd unlom Department ol Musc ll, Development of the orchestra Mss Mnne Rce (Department»f Latn) llc Work of the Normal LaagUS at rmvlue. Mr. Alfred Strek Department ol s Church Musc and analyst! of MSS MARY MARE HOLTON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Helton, whose happy face s the youngest lo appear n the 934 Yrgnan. Hymn Tunes. The Negro Sprtual. Mss Florence Stubbs (Dept. of Hstory and Socal Scence) Woman and the New Deal The Challenge of the New Lesure Famly Adjustment and Socal Change Mss Jenne Tabb (Regstrar Father Tabb Any topc of general nformaton about the College. Mss Carre B. Talaferro Department of Mathematcs The Power and Beauty n Mathematcs. The New Currculum for Secondary Mathematcs. Mrs. Stella B. Taylor Department of Englsh) The Tamng of the Shrew tread) John Masefleld, the Poet Dr. J. E. Walmsley (Dept. of Hstory and Socal Scence) Recent Trends n Government. Poltcs, and Enonomcs. Mss ml. Wheeler (Dept. of Readng and Dramatcs Any phase of Lterature > novels, drama, poetry Plays readngs. Dr. J. P. Wynne (Department of Educaton) Educaton and the New Deal. COTLLON CLUB HOLDS SPRNG DANCE SET Contnued from page three Qarnet Hodges. Martha Kello, Vrgna Sanford. Elzabeth Jordan. Myra Mclntosh, Jose Spencer. Marth Ann Lang, Luclle Tller, Mrs. Lunsford. Ruth Floyd. Nell Thomas. Kathrne Logar. Hannah Crawley. Elzabeth Hart. Janet Harrs, Mldred Lpscomb, Mary Scott Martn, rvng Armstrong, Mary Alce Young, Mrs. Catln. Norma Frankln, Vrgna Fox, Mrs. Walter Putney. Frances Dllon, Alce Ledtmann, Jenlee Knght, Jesse Lee Further. Doreen Smth, Mldred Elmore, Mary Lou tts, Katharne Weltry, Alce Kardaway. Gazelle Ware. Patty Ellson. Vrgna Olrley, Helen Warren, Betty Shelds THE YEARS AT THE SPRNG The years at tn sprnt; And days at the morn MOrnlngl at seven; le hu-suc.s dewpearled; The larks on thl wng; The snals (n the thorn; Gods n Rg heat en Alls rght Wth the world! Robert Brownng. Electrc Shoe Shop WU Fx Vor Shoes Whlls You Wat BgST WORKMANSHP AND LEATHER USED RCES SHOE STORE Slreet and Dress Short D^Kf Slppers Dyed Correct tt our specalty THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28, 934 HOY.E CONDUCTS CLUB DRAMATC PROGRAM CAMPUS COMMENTS The Dramatc Club held ts regular meetng last Thursday nght at seven oclock n the Large Audtorum. After the busness part of the meetng was over. Ktty Hoyle. head of the costume department of the Dramatc Club, presented a most nterestng and nstructng program on perod costumes. Durng the frst part of the program there was a dsplay and explanaton of the makng of costumes of varous perods rangng from early Roman through merry England. The last part of the program was made up of a dscusson of dfferent types of costumes, how they were made and how dfferent effects could be gotten wth dyes. JOKES Frst "How does that watch go you won n the yacht race?" Second "Fne, t does an hour n ffty mnutes." "Say water, ths coffee s nothng but mud." "Yes sr. certanly t s, t was only ground ths mornng." "Can you crawl on your hands and knees?" "Sure, can." "Well, dont. ts babysh." "Whats your sons average ncome?" "From two to two-thrty A. M." The only thng we get on our rado s dust. He " say. dear. have some tckets for the theatre." She "Fne. ll start dressng." He "Yes, do. dear, theyre for tomorrow." "Who nvented the hole n the doughnut?" Oh. some fresh ar fend. suppose" Dner "Are you the water who took my order?" Water "Yes, sr," Dner "Youre lookng well after your vacaton." Vstor "And what s your name my lttle man?" Boy "Henry, sr." Vstor "And why dd your parents call you that?" Boy "Oh. guess cause m the Eghth." She "Dd anyone ever tell you how wonderful you are?" He "Dont beleve they ever dd." She "Then whered you get the dea?" Clerk "Whats the matter, sonny?" Lttle Boy Please sr, have you a lady wthout a lttle boy who! okl lke me?" Weyanoke BEAtTY SALON A Complete Beauty Servce At Moderate Prces What we have done for others we can do for yon WF.YANOKE HOTEL Farmvlle Va. Too bad the K. A.s ddnt prophecy Zlla Newsoms rse to favor n the eyes of several of the brothers, so they could have ncluded her n the pctures of the Alpha Tau sweethearts. Wed love to hear Mr, Strcks denuncaton of Lowthers vocalzaton of "Three Lttle Pgges." Unaccustomed as our ears are to good musc, we couldnt hand that much prase. Despte the glowng reports of Myron Lowther and hs Seattle Harmony Boys the Casa Loma of the west -the favorte band of the wld and wooly west they turned out to be O. K! We want more of these surprse packages. Heres a suggeston for Student Day Why not let Laeta Barham gve a lecture on Chna? She heard qute a dscourse on the subject Sunday nght. Students at Sewanee have approved heartly the recent faculty edct that comprehensve examnatons before graduaton nclude an examnaton on 20 books 0 to be prescrbed by the faculty. 0 chosen by the student from a lst of 00. Only one person has ever successfully swum the "Devls Whrlpool," below Nagara Falls. Ths great whrlpool s formed by a bend n the rver formng a pocket n whch the water whrls around wth almost unbelevable velocty. A cable car has been constructed whch carres sghtseers over the whrlpool. Macks BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP 323 Man Street We nr the Frederck Method Har Cuttng and Thnnng a Specalty WLLS The Florst FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASONS PHONES 8-7 "FASHON FRSTS" -FROM NEW YORK AT BALDWNS Untrmmed Cloth Coats Wndblown Swagger Suts. Fve hundred Dresses for street, evenng, sports and dress wear. Saucy Hats Swanky Shoes Gloves Bags Hosery Lngere Neckwear. Smart clothes and fxngs that do great thngs for you. Youll always be frst n fashon when you shop at BALDWNS Qualty Prce Servce REVSONS ARE MADE N PONT SYSTEM Contnued from page one teasurer. 3 vce-presdent, B. Organzatons honor socetes member. 2. Dramatc Club member. 2 executve board, 3. Debate Club member Chor member 2. Choral Club member, 2. Orchestra member. 2. Latn Club presdlent. 2; charman program commttee. 2. French Crcle presdent. 2 char, man program commttee. 2. Spansh Crcle - presdent, 2;! charman program commttee. 2. Mathematcs Club presdent. 2; charman program commttee, 2. De-Ho-Ec presdent. 2; charman program commttee, 2. Granddaughters Club presdent. 2 Monogram Club presdent. 3; vce-presdent, secretary. ; treasurer,. Assocaton Chldhood Educaton presdent. 2. Student Standards Commttee charman. secretary.. Latn Newspaper, Trbutum". Edtor. 3 busness manager. 2. (.fts of Lastng Remembrance S7 Man St. Farmvlle SouthsdeDrugStore (On the Corner) Flms Developed FREE f bought at ths store S annon s t ( -rters for the Bet SANDWCE9 and DRNKS n rtlmvul! THE HUB Headquarters For Sport Shoes Whte n the new cut-out sandals, pumps and tes. Brown & Whte, Black & Whte and Sold Whte- Black, Blue and Grey. All wdths and szes. Prces from $.95 to $5.00. COME N AND LET US SHOW YOU THE NEWEST N FOOTWEAR! THE HUB DEPARTMENT STORE "Farmvlle Best Place to Shop" FOB GOOD C. F. Butcher Hlfh Street "The Convenent Store" THNGS TO EAT AND DBNB Grays Drug Store QUALTY PRCE SERVCE Come n and Get Acquanted We Are Clad lo Have You Wts Us! Fu-mvUle. Vrgna,