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On Friday morning, Xo\·em1Jer 22d, Dr. Jett announced that through the aid of the school subscription, Campbell County had gone "over the top" in her ~ubscriptions.
~[r. E. Nimmo Tucker writes that hi~; military figure and commanding voice are fast making him prominent at Camp Taylor.
On Wednesday evening, November 27th, the Cotillion Club gave a very successful dance. The committee in charge of the fe~tivities acquitted itself finely, its work being thorough m every department. The Gymnasium was beauti- fully de_corate~l, the festooning of the school colors, garnet and wh1te, bemg decoratively set off by a hackgrouud of CYergreens. The Jancing commenced at 9 and continued until 2.
:Miss Andrews was in chnt·ge of the refreshment hooth.
Inspiring music was furnished by Spencer's Orchestra from Lynchun•·g. The chaperons were: :1Irs. Jett, )[iss Schney, and .Miss Gish, from Lynchburg, Va.
Those dancing were: Miss Lncy Lillian Wills with E(l- win Rinks, Miss Katherine l-ewis with Tom Carruthers :Miss Willie Monroe with George Darst, :1Ii~s Louise Tor~ renee with 0<'0J'ge Do11glas, ~riss :\[argnerite S1lenccr ·with John Dunn, l.Hss H.nth App w·ith Harrison Echo!:>, ~!iss Katherine Hardaway with D. A. Laugborue, ~Jiss \'iro·inia Kinnier with Dick Pierce, Miss Helen Fitch with II. Cliris- tian, ~[iss Elizabeth ~Iurrel with Joe Pleasants, :Miss Kath- erine Spencer witl1 Henry Powell, :Miss ~filch·ed l[urrel with Ben Smith, :1fiss Elit:abcth .\dams with )[r. Crockett, 1lis:; Isabel Christian with H. White Beery, :Miss Cecil Torrence with W. E. Johnson, :J[iss Elizabeth Pllyne \Yith L. Il. Beasley, 1\fiss Atkinson with C. F. Kinuier.
'fhe stags were: II. Garth, M. Irvine, E. Loth, R ~li11or, ~· 1\IcCullocb, W. R. A. Southall, H. Stephenson, S. Tomp- kins, S. B. Whitehead, P . Williamson, W. F. Johnson. H. ('. Dillard, J. J3elote, and G. Drown.