The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-22
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EIGHT Girls In Building to
Have Laundry TO Do Their
Own ashings-

Own Washings-
SssTf1eSnew girls dormitory of the
~ irInont School (which is nearing
iii furnish sleeping
for eighty girls when it
Isl openeds September. The
SbuiIdng8issss emi-fireprocS and is
sthes same material as the
The architecture
be same period as the Nor
mai the building is modern
s8fnSeyeryr respect.
( saIdeGstrIcture Is made OF a light
faced with Indiana lem
onsEandgteuasco Gotta The :ceif2ss
and walls are cement covered
t plaste and the floors
thgoughouta the building are hard
Stone steps from the ap-
to- the main entrance. and
Large front porch is floored
Vide Railways on each
f1ooT run the entire length of the
me build ing itself is 1E5 feet
iong and SO feet wide. The entire
slated, and iron rails are
used around he porches. The
stoN the building will be
attractive a series of ter
races Wil q make the front yard.
t1n fhsg first floor there are two
sparlors, each 16 by 20
S9feet These willi q be used as re-
csptionSrooms and guest parlors.
Across the haIl5 from the parlors
lis the laTgeE living room. This
Eoomg 20 feet and will
sEsgrYe5sas a conversation room Ioi
large brick fireplace which
used for either coal or
dogs hesfurnishings in this room
toXbeS the finest in the entire
The women will have
uiteso n&t he first floor too She
SifIShaYegala large office, a bed and
ingroom and "a private bath
sssTRere are forty ordinary bed
gffoors The big feature about these
ooms s8that are all outside
each having two outside
wfmdoWs. The average bed room
I2#bySs14 feet Each room has
Sswo large wardrobe CLOSETS built
Z IN the walls Another feature IS
the hot and cold water u, every
sink having both hot and
co1dWaterfacuets can be found in
s sachSofs the forty bed rooms.
Two girls will sleep in a room,
eachswiH have a separate bed.
girI wi II have her own ward
8sher& own dressing table.
& There are two large btth rooms
on each 81 Il oor These rooms are
mace ofsstI1e and are modern in
5ssEery#senseE of the ID
Eshe mafnr ocm in the basement
4 us Ise dininga8room an ba26Est
ssiaI which forty eis1t feet
s.isare:T The ceiling in tsis floor is
ggNcSptionally#hi and TIE venti-
sssi;ftionAi Sgood in conuecticn with
lining hall is the large, we'll
EeaIifpned kitchen, by 2S feet.
sshIshS VIII contain al of the
Equipment.
ssmostseconomicat part of the
sSNIIoIe etructureisis tie sanitary
Iaundrys This will contain nearly
dts1enE sanitary tubs to be used
HNthasgirlss forswashing their own
Clothes. SIT will be; equipped vito
gsIsctric irons and ironing boards.
hisSSfeature will mean a great
saXIng TO the students, it is be-
The immense boiler room is 80
sEbY@40# feet.gI In conn ection with this
Issascoal sbinSwhich is % by 90 feet.
Ihs8 bakery will furnish all OF
aSEbe bread and pastry for. the dor
toTY.sFIt Its dimensions are IL by
There also be two large
stcEageEroomssi in the basement as
swe5IsasH the large one in the attic.
which #Wi1I be used to store the
5sgir1sN trunks "A trunk litter will
run rom the basement to the at
Fsivesbed rooms in the basement
@reserved for the help.
are the same as the
by the girls in the
The scompl elton Of this new
lstr11cture marks the beginning OF
ansWsera for the school. Since the
study has been extended
Three years with the promise
ssofsstab1ishing four year course.
only logical that plans should
mad to- take care of the addi-
81 snztAl Ssla:irnbers Of students vino
Come to the Normal.