Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
NORMAL SCHOOL GIRLS
BEGIN A BUSY SEASON
Students Activities and Social En-
gagcmcnts Aid in "Gct Ac-
5s quaintcd" Movement.
Especial to Tho Timcs-Dlspatoh.l

~ lSpecial TO Tho Time -DiSpntCh.1
ss FAIsMVILLE. VA Oct. Tho
N State Normal School at Farmvillc IS
well launched upon what promises
! to DO q full and busy session. The
+ enrolment 10 date 10 GlS. This week
has been for the students, one OF
z elections. The fourth professional
& class reelected the following Of
Y GERS: president katherine S;allard;
yice-prcsidGnt. Grace Beard; score
taEy, Helen Draper: treasurer. Edith
s Harrell- The officers OF the third
professional class are: president.
Mary Lindsay; rice-pres!doat- Nir-
Einia BlaSinEamr; secretary, Mildred
Dickinson; treasurer. Esther Kline.
Tho second professional c4ass has Tor
aioring: vice president. Thelma Yost;
secretary, Carolyn liarrell; treasurer
z Margaret Trailor. The nrst PROBES
dent. Christine shields: vicc-p-esi-
dent, Katherine Trent; secretary.
Elizabeth Finch: treasurer, Julia
Asher.
given ~ The \. VIC. 4, 10 the new
4 students, The faculty. was in,vtted
to supper at the school. immedla.e.
was rendered IN the auditorium.
Each new girl was accompanied by
a former student The object OF the
i
1he new" girls minglins with the
Normal School in their now found
The i,es1 BESie study committee Of the
Y. W. c. y. has been conducting
campaign Tor sunday sshooi enroll enroll
per cent enrolment in Sunday schools
every Sunday"
Exery evehlne, at Gao az, a short but but
auditorium. The program tcr this
week was an Interesting one ON
Monday evening Miss steel. the new |
y @ 81 T TsSFet foIiow fnsSo svc On
ing the work OF the student volun- !
teer movement and the interest shown !
sion band here was presented by one |
OF the volunteers. After this Miss |
evelyn Barnes sang 30 Lord. For
W Waes s :" Evening ming" Miss Elizabeth
McCIung. president OF the y W. |
G A. insrodgosd m, the cabinet al ,ss MEN, wnr
the Y. ". {. a. are as follows: Miss
Mcclung. president; Miss Dorothy
Shaefer vieeTres Misg ri Miss fan Anna
clunE's talk. Miss Helen Draper.
undergraduate field representative,
belong to tho y. ". c. a, showing
that being member OF local asso-
citation makes one part of the
Association. The remaining services
of the week were devoted TO an OK
PLANTATION OF the new membership
basis. This was very ably done by
Misses Merle Davis, Dorothy shacfer
and Mary Stephenson.
The. Young Women's Christian As,
ISOLATION has opened a second hand
book store, where hooks are received
either to be sold on commission or as
gifts, the proceeds going to the assoc
citation.
partment, is planning TO organize an
unusually large orchestra. For tho
past several years she has been or
this year she expects 10 include a
saxaphone, trombone. cornct, and
Miss Munoz IS organizing a free
violin class for beginners. The stu
dents and faculty are very enthusiast
tic over her plans and arc looking
forward 10 many musical entertain
ments this winter.
was in the school last Weekend en-
rolling pupils for her classes. Miss
Holmes comes twice a wee kto give
lessons in harmony and special les
is rumored that there IS uqi,o a
little talent in the school.
The students have found recrea-
ton in bacon bats" and hikos this
fall Teas and parties have also
found their way Into tho social re-
i gimc.
Miss Mary Clay TIinc-. o. George
2 Peabody College. former member
of the English departmcn: here was
z the guest o: her sister. Miss Winnie
81 Hiner, the past week
$ Miss Pauline Camper, OF Salem, Va.
- is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Jane
son.
Misses Sue Jones. Elizabeth Lewis
and haiheri II, Allen, aoE last years
y school last week '.
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