YWCA Barnard Work 1910 11 and North Carolina mission
The 1910 11 YWCA year at Barnard covers new officers, finance plans, Round Robins, reception duties, and Bible and Mission Study courses with leaders named. It also describes a North Carolina Christ School mission, its cabinet making shop, a mission nurse, clothing sales, and mountain life, including a teacher narrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Silver Bay
Earle Hal
Bible and Mission Study
Pamela Poor
Brooks Hall
Whittwell
John McDowell
Miss Vance
Miss McCreery
Christ School
Arden
N. C
Oo S. Theodora Curtis
YWCA Activities Report Highlights Philanthropy and Collaboration
The Philanthropic Committee sold candy to raise funds for charity. Some girls did social work off campus. The Intercollegiate Committee connected Barnard with other colleges. The Chapel Committee partnered with Dr. Braun to improve chapel services. The Extension Committee contacted detained students and February Freshmen. The Silver Bay Committee funded programs through a fair and a children’s program.
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Somme O
Barnard Association
Braun
Silver Bay
Church Club
Barnard
American Girls’ College
Constantinople
Press Club Reforms At Barnard Press Club
Barnard Press Club reorganizes to limit membership to one year graduates and undergraduates, restricts each member to one paper, and hands out papers to undergraduates via open competition. A current competition awards will be announced after the next meeting as the club adopts an undergraduate focus.
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Barnard Press Club
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North Carolina
Press Club
New York