Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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he SAB RE ’27 Visit Opplemans D. B. Ryland 2 Co. Specialty Store, Inc. Jewelers and Silversmiths When in 809 Main Street LYNCHBURG VIRGINIA LYNCHBURG VIRGINIA Randolph - Macon School for Girls DANVILLE, VIRGINIA An accredited school for girls. Located in a healthful section of Vit ' ginia. Has a Southern Home atmos ' phere. Has a faculty of degree graduates. Offers superior advantages in Academic, Music, Art and Ex ' pression Departments. Believes in and works for the development of Spirit, Mind and Body WM. R HURT Insurance of Every Kind BEDFORD VIRGINIA Is always glad to have inquiries John C. Simpson, A. M., Principal w ,fV .rt

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v - y o ’ y y; TryTi !T-r Y y y V ry ry x-yyi.YYy x j- y-triJ’jrY rirgJLy v ;tjrv f SAB RE ’27 tdil: Compliments of LIBERTY THEATER BEDFORD, VIRGINIA NORFOLK NATIONAL t BANK What could be better than real thrills? Come to the Liberty. NORFOLK VIRGINIA Pictures to please the people FISHER’S SERVICE Compliments of STATION WATTS BROS. IS where the hoys eat ROANOKE ROAD LYNCHBURG VIRGINIA Blackstone College Makers of the R. M. A. uniforms for Girls A. Jacobs Sons BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA DEPARTMENTS TAILORS College, Teacher Training, Music, Art, Secretarial, College Preparatory, ■4P- Expression Member of the American Association of Junior Colleges. Accredited as a standard Junior College by the Virginia State Board of Uniforms and Liveries Education as meeting requirements recommended by the American Council of Education. 34th Session begins Thursday, September 15, 1927. ■4P- For catalog write 128 W. Fayette Street W. B. Gates, A.M., President Near Liberty Street Geo. P. Adams, Secretary and Treasurer BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA BALTIMORE MARYLAND

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he SAB RE ’27 X. Life Insurance Company of Virginia Incorporated 1871 RICHMOND In the estate building plans of the average young man, particularly the recent graduate from school or college, life insurance should enjoy first consideration as a means of practicing that thrift which has ever been the basic factor of every outstanding success. For thus making youth the servant of one’s future, modern finance knows no method superior to that afforded by Endowment policies. John G. Walker Chairman of the Board Bradford H. Walker President Dear Marion: I find that my love for you is false. 1 realize my inditfereiiee to yon has increased daily. The last- time that I saw yon, 1 realized that I didn’t love yon. Before then I knew that I loved yon, and that yoTi were my ideal. Xow I fnlly realize that yon are not the one that can bring me ha])])ines.s and love. I cannot love yon, so know that I shonldn’t try. I think yon are the nicest kind of a girl, but 1 cannot love yon. Therefore, I am writing and am assiiring yon that my heart and love is given to another. I hate yon to think me nn- trne. I had to tell yon the truth hecanse 1 know how yon wonhl feel if I di l otherwise. I believe in being fair to yon aiid yon to me. So 1 am wishing yon good-bye and good Inck. Now write me some time soon and tell me all the news, for I know yon won’t say yon love me dearly since I’ve told the truth. (Now read every other tine.) Tsh”