Woman's Building and Coeducation at State College
A historical look at the State College of Agriculture campus and the pivotal Woman's Building. The 1918 opening of women’s courses, corner stone laid June 13, 1919, and dedication June 10 mark coeducation progress with dormitory completion funded by the farm and support from women’s clubs.
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State College of Agriculture
University of Georgia
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Iris Davenport
Vena Burson
Rosa McGee
Marie Anderson
Etta Coolough
Blanche Swhelchel
Jesse Purton
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Georgia
Georgia State College of Agricuure
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Stat College of Agriculture
Georgia State College of Agriculture
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Andrew M. Souple
Hugh M. Dorsey
J. E. Hays
L. G. Hardman
Mary E. Creswell
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Public Links Championship to be played in Toledo
Golf officials plan the first public links championship of America to be staged in Toledo in early August. Local experts believe the event will attract top amateur talent from across the country, with notable entrants including Jimmy Manion of St. Louis and Young Henry Wenzler of Memphis expected to compete for the title.
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Henry Wenzler
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