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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1945
Page
2
Urge readers to send gifts and cheerful letters to Tony a dark eyed Italian orphan adopted through the Foster Parents Plan for War Refugee Children. Letters leave New York weekly and reach England a month later with postage covered.
Elections held Thursday in Brooks Hall named Mary Gwathmey Hewitt vice president Hallie Forde Brooks vice president and Marcia Balfour treasurer. Barbara Burtner to be secretary. nominees listed for each post and future executive committee roles discussed.
The piece profiles Annette Auld and Betty Sachs, outlining their roles at Bulletin and Menorah. It notes Annette’s editorial leadership, journalism ambitions, and Newman Club activities, and praises Betty’s neat handwriting, academic progress, and conversations about Law School while finishing Barnard studies.
Barnard College held its first Coffee Dance for the newest class of apprentice seamen on Sunday. Dorothy Pasetti, Social Affairs chair, said the event drew good attendance and may be the last dance due to Spring Vacation. A future dance for remaining V-12 students at Columbia is planned before Easter.
UNRRA clothing drive continues under War Activities Committee at Barnard with Ruth Maier as chair. Boxes will collect all wearable garments for children and adults, with urgent needs including infants wear, knitted goods, men’s work clothes, pajamas, underwear, gloves, heavy women’s clothes, bedding, and sturdy shoes. Target is 150 million pounds nationwide. each person to contribute about five pounds for relief to Europe, the Philippines, and other regions with greatest need and available shipping space.
Dr. Lowell Beveridge, director of St. Pauls Chapel Choir, spoke at the UCA meeting about chapel history and Lenten music. The session featured choir gowns of the Royal Chapel and notes on early attendance, with remarks on past professional and student choirs and a luncheon with Reinhold Niebuhr as principal speaker.
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