. The Rotunda . ties. And over them floated the fla^- offreedom. TRl SIGMA TO CELEBRATEFOUXDERS DAY On the 20th, 21st, and 22nd ofApril, Sigma Sigma Sigma will cele-brate her 30th birthday. Alpha Chap-ter will be hostess to representativesof the National Council, active chap-ters and alumnae. It is only fitting that these Sigmasshall gather here in Farmvillf tocommemorate the ItOth anniversary ofthe founding of Tri Sigma. .\t thistime a memorial will be placed in therotunda of the main buiding in com-memoration of the eight founders ofthe national sorority. The golden hours of this meetingwill
. The Rotunda . ties. And over them floated the fla^- offreedom. TRl SIGMA TO CELEBRATEFOUXDERS DAY On the 20th, 21st, and 22nd ofApril, Sigma Sigma Sigma will cele-brate her 30th birthday. Alpha Chap-ter will be hostess to representativesof the National Council, active chap-ters and alumnae. It is only fitting that these Sigmasshall gather here in Farmvillf tocommemorate the ItOth anniversary ofthe founding of Tri Sigma. .\t thistime a memorial will be placed in therotunda of the main buiding in com-memoration of the eight founders ofthe national sorority. The golden hours of this meetingwill be filled with renewing of oldfriendships and making new ones,(let together meetings, little , at homes and a banquetwill fill all sixty minutes of each hour. Saturday afternoon at will \ie a memorial service dur-ing which this gift in memory ofeight founders will be j)resented tothe school. The town people, facultyand the student body are most cord-iallv invited to this —MILLINERY— Hats to Suit YourEvery Fancy at 828 MAIN ST. FARMVILLE, VA. AMONG THECAPS AND GOWNS The rooms in each house were not whatyou would imagine at all. The bed-ru(ims were all downstairs, while theliving room, dining room, kitchen,etc., were on the second floor. Butthis wasnt half bad either, becausewhen bedtime came the children didnot have to be dragged upstairs tobed, but instead, mother simply putthem on the bannisters and—down tobed they slid. But I havent told you yet whenthey went to bed. Just when we aregetting up, they go to bed and whenwe go to bed they are getting this isnt half bad either for as aresult they are a much happier peo-ple than we, since night-time hides somany imperfections that stare us inthe face in the day time. The thing which confused me mostwas when Mrs. Smith L. Tom calledme one morning to supper, and thenspoke about the excellent breakfastwe were to have that night. However,it did not take me long to learn whichmeal
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