Virginia Episcopal School - Vestige Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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COMPLETE OPTICAL DEPARTMENT Expert Watch Repairing B OWE N Jewebu, 62:12ch .33 an MAIN STREET ?W fwam ttFashiom in F oodsb -QUcirlcnlleimcr'4- Good Quality Value Right MEN'S FURNISHINGS College Pharmacy RIVERMONT and NORFOLK AVENUES PHONE l046 A YOUNG STORE CATERING TO YOUNG MEN KNIGHT-SNEED CO. 817 MAIN STREET ttFashions in Fashions A Young Store for Young Men SEE ALEXANDER SKILLFUL CLEANING -is necessary if you want your Clothes to always look fresh and tidy. 6m tcfgfol Element an yew Gain ? Wryuu See Our Agent Jesse Waller 1 JOHN P. HUGHES MOTOR CO. Dependable tor Over 27 Years 800 Commerce - Phone 2304 PEARSON'S Drug Store 2476 RtVERMONT AVENUE ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT MUSIC DEPARTMENT PHILLIP'S BROS. Incorporated 906 Main Street LETTERS Dear Mrs. Payne: . . . When I returned to camp Ifrom a recent visit to Lynchburg and V. E. SeEdJ I was sent to the Replacement Depot as a tank destroyer casual re- placement. I hope to ship out soon as I have been waiting now for weeks. . . . It seems funny that exactly six years ago today, Sept. 12, 1938, was the first day at V. E. 5. What a long way Itve come from that day. I have been thinking that an alumni endowment fund should be established in order to provide a memorial alumni scholarship for some worthy boy. Such a fund is being established at U. Va., and I see no reason why V. E. S. couldntt follow in our footsteps. I think there could be no better lasting memo- rial to these boys than to have a fund that will enable some worthy boy to go to V. E. S. who otherwise couldntt. The goal should be $10,000; so if every alumnus gave $10.00, we would have more than enough. What do you think of such a plan? I wish you would tell Dr. Barton and other people. I mean to write to him myself and per- haps the Bishop or the Board, as I am very serious about such a fund. . . . JOHN HIGGINSON. Pvt., Co. E, 8th BIL, 3rd Rgt., A. G. F. Replacement Depot No. 2, Fort 0rd, Cal. THE METEOR thanks Mrs. Payne for permitting the publication of this suggestion from one of the three donors of the chapel candle- sticks. tTHE METEOR, October, 1943JeEd. FOR EVERYTHING IN SPORTING GOODS and PHOTOGRAPHY. see S. O. FISHER l024 MAIN STREET Established l859 J. P. BELL COMPANY STATIONERS. BOOKSELLERS. PRINTERS. PHOTOGRAPHERS 8l6 Main Street Bring Your KODAK WORK to Us STOP AT BELL SHOE STORE Featuring Smart Young Men's Shoes RIVERMONT Meat Market FINE MEATS - GROCERIES PHONE 5100 Serving All Rivermont VIRGINIA EPISCOPAL SCHOOL Non-milifary. Superior preparation for all col- leges at moderate cost. Accredited High standard in schol- arship and athletics.. . Gymnasium . . . I40 acres healthfully and beautifully situated in Virginia mounTaIns. FOR CATALOGUE WRITE TO George L. Barton, Jn, M.A., Ph.D., H eadmaster w V. E. S., Lynchburg, Va.