1613 Chooses Class Officers at Barnard Meeting
Jackson Virginia ileow Fanny Brett were elected vice president secretary and treasurer for the class of 1943 with Kinckerhoff Theatre as the site of the November 2 and 12 freshman meetings. Six offices remain open including social chairman historian andassembly representative as Mary Jo Jord freshman president notes. Meetings will end at midnight. The class votes to cooperate with the United Council for Civilian Relief in China if a Barnard program can be arranged.
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Oy Jackson
Virginia Ileow
Fanny Brett
Secrend
Barthompson
Kinckerhoff Theatre
Histor Onor Board
Assembly
Allegan
Everal
Mary Jo Jord
Jane Randall
United Council For Civilian Relief
China
Barnard
White Studio Portrait Notices Reminder
Juniors must have written permission from Jean Ackerman to obtain a second set of proofs. Sign up portrait orders and check name spellings on the list at Jake. All proofs due back to the studio by November 15.
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Jean Ackerman
Jake
Roller Skating Event Planned This Afternoon
The Athletic Association hosts roller skating in the gym this afternoon from 4 to 5 oclock. Local youths and members are invited to join the activity in a shared recreation session.
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The
Athletic Association
Missing notebook sought by Barbara Watson
Barbara Watson asks the finder of a black notebook taken in the smoking room on November 6, 1939 to return it via Student Mail. The notebook contains notes for three courses: Fine Arts, Ancient History, and Music.
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Barbara Watson
Occupation Bureau Offers Full Secretarial Scholarship
The Occupation Bureau at 186 Joralemon Street Brooklyn offers a full secretarial scholarship beginning February 5 to students graduating in January or unable to continue in college, who currently have no knowledge of stenography and typing. The award is by examination on December 9 for those recommended by their college. please contact the Occupation Bureau immediately.
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Miss Dunbar
Joralemon Street
Brooklyn
Fine Arts Club Hosts Talk by Professor George Rowley
The Fine Arts Club invites members to attend Professor George Rowley of Ct on and Columbia for a twelve ten talk in Room Barnard Hall. His subject is the relation between Chin Poetry and Painting. Rowley is described as a well known authority and is a visiting Cook.
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Ofessor
George Rowley
Cton
Columbia
The
Fine Arts Club
Arts Club
Pro T Rowley
Barnard Hall
Ssor Rowley
Rep Assembly Endorses Peace Committee and Armistice Plans
Elaine Wendt resigns from the Representative Assembly due to time constraints. She recommends Saphir as successor. Barnard College endorses the United Student Peace Committee and supports its peace efforts. Armistice Day events include a noon address by George Soule of the New Republic and chimes at 11 55 in Milbank.
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Elaine Wendt
Miss Wendt
Miss Saphir
Press Board
Barnards College
Representative Assembly
United Student Peace Committee
Committee For Peace
George Soule
The
New Republic
College
Brinckerhoff Theatre
America
Milbank
Art Lecturer at Columbia Also Teaches at Princeton
A lecturer specializing in Chinese art holds teaching roles at Columbia University and conducts classes at Princeton University, expanding academic reach in East Asian art history.
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Columbia
Princeton University
Newman Club to Hear Professor Byrne Address
Newman Club will host Professor Eugene H. Byrne of the history department at its regular monthly meeting on Monday afternoon. The lecture starts at 4 15 and tea will be served.
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Eugene H. Byrne
Newman Club
Barnard Plans Tripled Thanksgiving Celebration
Barnard College announces a unique triple Thanksgiving with buses departing Sunday morning November 19 for outdoor turkey and cranberry dinner. Students will ride for $1 round trip. dormitory dinner tickets are 30 cents and day student tickets 60 cents.
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Roosevelt
Barnard
Bibles Available For Barnard Students In Read’s Office
Three hundred copies of the Bible in St. James version will be issued to Barnard College girls who call at Mrs Read's office. The gifts come from a thousand Bible lot donated to the university by the New York Bible Society. Reverend Robert Andrus arranged the delivery with Dr. Millard Robinson. Bibles are bound in Columbia blue and inscribed with each student's name inside.
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Barnard
Camel Ad Claims Slow Burn Cuts Cost Per Pack
Camel cigarettes boast a slow burning blend of costly tobaccos to deliver milder cooler fragrance and flavor. The ad argues the slower burn saves money by equating to five extra smokes per pack and promises less discomfort and better taste.
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Junior Pictures
Occupation Bureau
Rep Assembly
Florists
A. G. Papadem & CO. Florists
Broadway
115Th
116Th Streets
Casino-On-The-Park
Frankie
Marian Frances
Arthur Murray
Essex House
Oscar Wintrab
Central Park South
Columbia University
Ron
Obacco
B. J. Reynolds Tebacos Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
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