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This article shows Mrs. Everett M. Schofield, Miss Carolyn Varin and Mrs. Mark H. Reasoner (left to right) speaking to each other. They went to Hot Springs, Virginia as delegates to the national convention of Kappa Gamma to be held at the Homestead hotel.

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This article describes Miss Janet M. Beroth's plans to attend the 1938 National Convention.

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This article discusses how Mrs. Florence Burton Roth, former grand president of Kappa Kappa Gamma, promised to attended the 1938 National Convention. Weeks before the convention Roth fell and fractured neck bones, but she was still in attendance at the convention.

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This article discusses how Mrs. Florence Burton Roth, former grand president of Kappa Kappa Gamma, planned on attended the 1938 National Convention even if she had to break her neck doing it. Weeks before the convention Roth fell and fractured neck bones, but she was still in attendance at the convention.

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This article describes Miss Dorothy Clements and her plans to attend the 1938 National Convention.

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This article discusses a matter that was discussed during the Kappa Kappa Gamma convention in Evanston, Illinois. An ironclad rule against letting males wear the Kappa badge was discussed in great detail, pointing clearly to the maturity of the fraternity. This article was featured on pg. 305 of the October 1938 issue of The Key.

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Mary sends a postcard to Cleora Wheeler regarding a costume and the price. She also discusses the welcome song that Cleora ordered and requests a dozen copies be sent to the convention. The front of the postcard features the main lodge at Camp Onanole, Merrill, New York.

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This special issue to The Hootlet prepared Kappas for their travels to the 1938 National Convention in Hot Springs, Virginia. One of the main topics discussed in the issue was friendship.

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This issue of The Hoot was published on Province Day during the 1938 National Convention. It begins with an article on responsibility and privilege from the Grand President, Rheva Ott Shryock.

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This issue of The Hoot was published on Virginia Day during the 1938 National Convention. It discusses the pre-convention council session, an opportunity for fraternity membership, and the approval of a campus study.