The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
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YAK STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, FARM ;lislf
WILLIE, VA, september Sc--'The G 9 q
II ri, Ire school magazine established ast
4 session. has Just filled the vacancies IN IN
Il AIS editorial staff. which now CONSISTS is1s's
N u four members from each OF the ny I
81 n. a, il snceties Miss Edith Duvall, o.
Tie Argus, and Miss lisa Compton, OF 1 tile
rs,,rn,, cha NJ, are the excellent editors.
III u .cnief. while the business mana gcment
II " safely committed to Miss Henrietta,
If Dunlap, OF the Argus, assisted ny MISS MISS
# Maud Mason, Of tie Cunningham. !ls Inc
ID 4 ssoc,a,e. editors also wdll chosen. are re
IA a. follows: Alumnne editor, MISS l.i .i'e
sS1s ger Cunningham; Y. W. Y, q. et elll
MIS- Flora Thompson, Argus; exchange
e editor. Miss Nellie Baker. Cunhlil 9 n IN.
VI editor OF Jokes and local notes, ass 8
~ CSerttude Burton, Argus. THESE young l
s1ad1es elected because, OF tle'r en- iss
(. and ability are making every pos sl ~,
isaffort 70 but f",rhe Guidon upon satls-
II factory. sclf-supporting basis, and also
ss1,r,on a higher literary plane. III order
N ~ succeed in this undertaking, the etl-
" 4 ors must have the immediate and loyal
\ support Of the, students, the alnmnae
u and the friends of the institution. = oo
& school enterprise is more worthy OF en-
III enlargement. ISL 4 eli !, 4 5s5
" The Archery Club reorganzed Tues
4 Hay, September 26th, with Mr.. Matto !!
A as president and Miss Steptoe Camppelll
4 secretary and treasurer. MISS ~ y,
K Miss Cox and DR.. Messenger were elected
4 to membership Some delightful sport&ls
Il expected during the autumn. 8 us
VIA 1t is extremely, gra. flying to notetth
ii lively interest which the patrons are
h taking in the training school. Every Ga y
q for the past two weeks has found many
y visitors in the Kindergarten and differ
I ent grades. a somewhat unusna lea lea.
t,1re was the presence Of a number q
n men In this stream of visitors. Such co.
N operation on the part of$fathers ana
X mothers must have a beneficial effecs
Y on the WORT, of the school,
u New students are still coming at the
y end Of the third week OF the. session.
* The total enrolment, up to this time, Is
81 four hundred and ninety-nine. W 3sG 3
ss54 Miss Chcves West will. leave OH Monday
y to accept a graduate scholarship In Phl-
y losophy8 at Cornell University. Though
8. member of%the faculty but a month,
i she has made many friends among sits
u dents and tea cIers, who. while rcgretting
u that she must leave 50 soon, rejoice with
~ her Fl In her good fortune. Miss Elsie
I. Gwyn, OF Sprngdale N. c., Will take
her place as teacher of reading and his
tory.
y s5 Miss Elizabeth Cochran after a pleas
Y ant summer spent at, Staunton and other
Il cities of Virginia. has returned 10 Farm
y VilleSto spend the winter with her mo Their s
q Mrs. Jane X Cochran. head ofsthe home
u Hepar tment of the Normal School.
5A Miss Bessie Carter, OF Prospect. a grad
nate OF last June. spent several days
+ at school during the week. She will
teach at Prospect, where she will be
IS FIRST assistant. n & 3s 9s..g,3
g$@ss If. Thomas B. Eley, of Lee county.
stopped over on Monday to see Mr.. Jar
a ma n. once his teacher at Emory and
Henry College Mr. Eley was az his
i way to Richmond to attend the Medical
q College. y, III.
q ia ccompaned BY Rev. Mr., Mcfarland,
y pastor Of the Baptist Church at this
II a,Iace, q the following members Of the
d Baptist Pastors Conference visited the
Il school on "Wednesday and Thursday:
d Or. W. shipman, Rice; Fl G. Smith,
u Appomattox;lsT. r. Warren and VIZ
Warren, Pamplin 3City;ssNV. 3. Danghtry,
sla ckstone; 81 b, Williams Brookneal, b and
%. IS. Hubbell. Red House. Rev. J.. W.
Kincheloe, OF the Concord Association,