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TO DRAGMA OF ALPHA OMICRON PI 199

Mrs. Kribs, Pi Beta Phi, had a very real task on her hands
with the chairmanship of the banquet, but she should feel fully
repaid. I t was ideal with a beautiful setting, between four and
five hundred guests, splendid program, good music and colorful
decorations of sweet peas in pastel shades, cotton balls, rose
tapers, and a gold star under six flags. I t was the first time
men had been invited guests at a Congress banquet.

K A T R I N A O V E R A L L M C D O N A L D , Grand President.

WATCH T H E FUND GROW

MAGAZINES: Mrs. L . A. Higgins.

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Important Note: Checks and money orders must be

made payable to Mattie \ V . Higgins, and not to the
publishers, or we cannot get any commission. See
page 195 f o r additional information.

STATIONERY : The Wolfeboro Press, Inc., Wolfeboro, New
Hampshire, offers 25 percent commission on orders (after
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paper and envelopes, single sheets 6 by 7 in excellent quality
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have other lines and will send samples to persons who can
show they can place orders. They will supply any number of
order blanks which serve as samples f o r this particular style.
The commission is deducted before the order is sent, and
should be sent to the Grand Vice-president for credit to the
general National W o r k fund, and not retained by the chap-
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