The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
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now attracting attention OH account 'llt OF 81
,ts ant. Don light, will soon b the
cynosurs Of many eyes by reason 80, OF L. 2
unidue edition Of a newspaper. Mr., y, V
u Hart, ths snterprlsinE and get tAAl sdi-
Tor 81 ire rArmvills Herald. has asked x
TIE young ladies Of The State Female F'1rnDll
Normal school 70 take charge Of his pa pa
per Tor the week prior to Easter Easter and an.
write every word Of the contents, ex y:
cept advertisements for tho issue Of NEXT
Friday. April 10th. ~ * n
ms 4 Nor,nalites with ohdrActeristio
pluck have gracefully assumed the he tripod
and propose to show the editorial fr ~
turnity that school girls also can handle
the Quill. with mitch good humor they
assembled and elected the following stan
Miss Mildred Etnns. editori Miss Carrie
Met George, assistant editor; Miss Blair
ward, local editor Miss Louise Vaughan,
political editor; Misses Peachy Sander
lin Claudia Perkins, Ethel Topping, Car
rie Martin and Mary Gray reporters,
Nothing but news Of q unique character
viii appear. The leading editorial WIN
treat Of the tariff and John Wise ques-
tons. a lengthy communication VIII
appear addressed to the members of the
state Legisla ture, setting forth the needs ZEE as
OF the school and asking that the state
do more for the educa ton OF her young
women. This paper will also contain
what other States are doing for tho edu-
cation Of I her young women, and viii
Snsk that the Legislature compare the
figures. ssst6 Vi AZ
THE EDITORS.
Miss Mildred Evans (editor) lives
at South Boston, Halifax county. Her
father Is III Y. Evans, q commercial tray.
eler for a New York establishment. Miss
Evans Is a dimple-cheelted maiden with
merry laugh sparkling brown eyes and
rich brown hair. She is a Presbyterian
ana Democrat of the Jeffersonian type.
Moreover, she believes that all editors
should be Democrats. She Is strong
advocate OF temperance, devotee OF
EpIng-pong and an ardent Admirer Of
roses. rreferring the La France variety.
She is exceedingly fond of red ribbons;
pickle Is her favorite food, and algebra
her favorlte study. 10 the reporter she
declared with aroqulsh toss Of tho head
that she had not made her debut.
Miss Carrie McGeorge assistant editor)
lives Ut lOIltt 1Ai1tS ohO S&uCOH= SO0u
ty. She Is one Of pair OF twins that
resemble each other ns closely MS two
blnck-cyed peas, Fer father Is w. r.
McGeorge tho commissioner of revenue
OF King and Queen county Miss Nc
George Is typical Southern girl with
brown eyes and hair as black as a. raven
wing. Her Intelligent face tells OF the
Scotch blood in her veins She is a Bap-
list and a Democrat. Miss McGeorge' 8
highest ambition is to be a teacher. At
her country home sho detests the sun
bonnet, likes tho freedom OF the farm,
and enjoys the chase after Sir Reynnrd.
Miss Louise Vaughan political editor)
was born at Rice Depot. Prince Edward
county. Her home Is near the battle
ground Of Sailors Creek. Her father
Is w. I. Vaughan, a farmer and stock
raiser. Miss Vaughan is OF Huguenot
and English decent, and has black hair