Hood College Alumnae Endowment Drive Supports Day on Campus
The Hood College Alumnae Association plans activities for Visiting Alumnae Day on October 13 to boost the college endowment campaign aiming for 500000. Events include a luncheon and dance at the Planck hotel with council members from Hood clubs nationwide, in charge by Miss Sara Myton.
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Sara Mytoni
Association
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Y Third Street
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King Street
Martinsburg
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Potomac Agerstoron
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Adele Edmunds
Gainor Road
Phile- 7A
Secre L. Myton
Student organizations aid interest in college life continued
The Muir Loucks Prize highlights student achievement. Rev and Mrs W J Muir reward a class member who shows character, leadership, and service in the classroom and school life. Past recipients include Margaret 1928 and Miss 3 George C Pearson 1927.
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Margaret
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Chambersburg
Tme Music
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College honors and endowment notes outline
The text details prize awards for Miss Elvanor and Miss Elease Wel nss, plus criteria for High Honor and Departmental Honor. It describes endowment funds, Bequests from Mrs Heed and others, a Vocational Guidance Committee, and historical notes on funding and accountability within the college.
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Pieces of a damaged text about scholarships and gifts
Fragmented article notes a gift of 50 000 to 60 000 dollars for a department, mentions acres and a farm, and references Dororthy Collier choosing the Pacific Southwest Exposition at Long Beach with a beauty award. The passage is garbled with stray dialogue about spending and a wife.
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