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LETTERS
DEAR MR. FOLLETT,
W ell, I've finally broken down. Er
clo~ed ts a check payable to the amour Volume
of $2.00 tn order that I might recei\• ====:::; monthly Vtrgtma Eptscopal School's e J
cellent periodical, THE METEOR. A t fin
I thought that I might be able to secur
THE Mr:TLOR wtthout having to fork ovet
but I now realize five years at V. E. ~
grants me no special privilege so I'r
paying the required amount.
I enJoyed seeing you and all the ol< gang last weekend. If I had my choict as to where I could go to school now I'd be right down there with Koch ant Co. in your English VI class.
Indeed, life m New York City is no nearly as exciting as my years at V. E. S (Laura Lee isn't the only reason for mJ admiration of my alma mater-althougl she is reason enough.) Anyhow, New Yorl University gives ample training, despitl the total lack of campus life, and I lik• it all right. It is sort of a relief fron the cruel treatment I received by Kocl and "AI" during the process of my 6na year at V. E. S.
I read with interest . . . the Octobea METEOR-itwasagreatimprovementovea-~---~ my first issue. One thing I noticed that - - - - -: interested me was the similarity between
this year's V·Club article and the V-Ciut
article in the corresponding issue of last
year. In fact it was identical, except for
names, right down to the last corny phrase.
I ought to know benuse I wrote that
crude specimen. Last year it was "keeping
M~ssi~ quiet," this year, "keeping 'Rock' The Tale ~
rl~~·il
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is ne cessery i f you wont
your fresh
MUSIC DEP ARTMENT
PHILLIP'S BROS.
Incorporated 906 Main Street
813 MAIN STREET
"Fashions in Foods"
A YOUNG C)TORE CATERING TO YOUNG MEN
KNIGHT-SNEED CO.
817 MAIN STREET
"Fashions in Fashions"
A Young Store for Young Men II SEE ALEXANDER
SKILLFUL CLEANING ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT
Clothes
and tidy.
t o
always look
YJr!filfli:.t;k5
qUI~t.
I m glad the Bishops have a good foot• ball team this year. We always had a respectable eleven, but I believe this year it's a little something out of the ordin·
ary···
I hope the circulation departme?t isn't
Bridge Nu~ l" k ·
>aC 111 fathcrs cat
the school only 12ft. to reach tlj
800 Commerce
Phone %304
Bridge Nu11 Soon th
SeeOurAgent
Jesse Waller FOR EVERYTHING IN
as meflicrent as the Wtlhams·Rtanhard
crowd. I thtnk Ezra wtll do a good JOb, first had 1 but I really wish you'd make sure I get g ravel one.
THE METEOR. winding U~ Give my regards t? all t~e old boys making se
a n d ~acuity a n d I w r s h y o u d w n t e m t l a t e r l ) r O v sometime and tell me how thmgs are run·
ning down there. Also keep me informed ard owned
JOHN P. HUGHES
MOTOR CO.
Dependeble for Over 27 Yeors
SPORTING GOODS and PHOTOGRAPHY , see
S. 0. FISHER
1024 MAIN STREET
Established 1859
J. P. BELL COMPANY
about Laura Lee.
RtcHARD A. CLAYTOR.
32 Washington Square West
New York, 11, N. Y.
the sch ool first road t
PEARSON'S Drug Store
ST A TIONERS, BOOKSELLERS , PHOTOGRAPHERS
PRINTERS,
;:============.-1 13ishop et
2476 RIVERMONT
A VENUE
816 Main Street
Bring Your KODAK WORK to Us
IN LYNCJJBURG IT'S
For All Y our Shopping Needs (Millner Quality Cost No More)
suaded the construct t low cost i: much larg• spanned a a one wa) which we· heavy wire oak planki so terribly it at night hall. To r were put
STOP AT RIVERMONT BELL SHOE STORE Meat Market
Featuring
Smart Young Men's Shoes
FINE MEATS - GROCERIES
PHONE 5100 Serving All Rivermont
RIVERMONT
and NORFOLK
PHONE 1046
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