The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-10

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During TIE educational rally "a TAI
iahaace. the state Callege bad ~
t1l az 3 special address b. D. A.
wi Prsaldant 81 ne State Normal
SCHOOL 81 r.Ouisssnna. d.. AgWoii and
Capt Lynch visited TIE school &c the
coenlng hour December third Df.
AsWeil very f0rclDlg spoke On TIE im-
noftanC8 81 teaching, showing ita ed.
Vantagea and some Of its disadyantago.
but mast Of Ell did be stress the fact
that q school meant more than prep
aFatiOn Tor iife,--it q iife. HE "a.
dness, with IT, geriOus thoughts and
frequent bite 81 humOr was much en-
toyed BIZ az.
Capt Lynch, IN bis usual hearty
and sOciable way, offered q few re-
marks % the gtudeuts, showing the
relation Of the educational campaign
90 I'll the schools IN the state, and IN
Viling the interest and cooperation Of
students as well e. teachers
The entire college community feels
deeply the lOag Of one Of 10 most faith
ful and lOYnble members, IN the person
OF Mrs, ReynOldB When the news OF
i'pr Goqt'l re1ched ~. III school opera
fign q ligg aH spCih fuI"tlOua were
ffrfrrf io1y came clOrp together In
EXPRESSIONS OF sincere regret for one
who had served 10 long and well IN
the capacity Of lady principal Mrs
Reynolds had held this position for
four years IN the old State College.
and had continued her work I'm the
State College for Women since IT, be
ginning. She had endeared herself 10
ff.A arrNN hn In
stitutiOn because ~ her gentle spirit
and her loyal adherence 30 every duty,
Her refined Christian character has
left n permanent Impress for good
and noble things.
Miss Ruth Reynolds was attending
her mother during the few weeks Of
Intense illness IN the Baltimore hos
pltal, and came back 30 Florida with
the remains. The faculty chose Prof.
Williams. u long time personal rieDd Of
both Mrs. Reynolds and the late Capt
Reynolds, 10 represent the school nc
the funeral which was held IN Lake
land. Prof. Wllnams Joined Miss Ruth
On jacksonville and accompanied her
90 South Florida, where the members
Of the family had gathered together.
A great many handsome floral trib-
uies were sent by friends and rela-
lions. hy the faculty md by the student
body OF the State College. aiiss Ruth
and Master william Reynolds came
back 10 Tallahassee with Prof. VIII
Hams, and will continue 10 make this
ciiy their home.
Str. George Ittner, OF Atlanta, who
holds the contract 90 erect the new
College hall, arrived on Monday. Az
the new structure n 10 cover consid.
cradle space. some OF the trees on the
campus are now being cut. and the
surface being graded TO make ready
FOR the foundation. AZ n meeting OF
The board Of Commissioners for State
Institutions last Saturday, $4,000 was
voted % cover the Gust OF the heating
plant for the new building.
The regular monthly VesDer service
WIS held IN the Chapel Sunday after
noon. AZ usual n large number Of
people were present, which fact always
ntteais the pleasure and benefit de-
rived from an hour NJ we'll spent.
The following program was given:
V0luntary-Drhe Holy Night, Dud-
Icy Buck, Miss Cline
Hymn-Evening Praise Sherwln.
Responsive Reading.
Uiufih FutfL
Responsive Reading and Prayer. Rev.
w. A. Zeigler.
Hymn-Iireak Thou the Bread OF
Life. Sherwin
Responsive Reading
Ch0rue--"'rhOu Hhalt Love the Lord
Thy God" M. Costa. Vesper Choir.
Fiolin--Andante, Op. "a Evendsen.
Mias Harrington.
ChOrts-"Peaco Leave with You"
J. Vnrley Roberts, vespor Choir
YOice--Oh Little Town OF Beth
lehem" Bartlett, Miss Sarah Cline.
Violin ObliRalO. Miss burlington
Hyinn-~Night Song. Ritter.
Responsive Reading
BenedlctiOn.
Postlude--'rhanks BE To God; from
Blijah Mendelseohn. Miss Cline.