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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
3
The writer laments failed plans and money worries as a suitor reflects on gifts and future returns. He mentions Christmas, Thanksgiving, and a desire for a better impression, while vowing not to pressure a companion and promising to dress nicely and hope for a new start. He signs off as a hopeful suitor reaching out.
Madeling Ganton Snowden a Emerson School of Oratory Boston graduate gave readings from The Doll’s Mouse to a large Westhampton audience at the Red Cross Building on December 5 at 8 o clock. She portrayed Nora Torvald Christine and others with skill and charm and the audience hopes for more readings.
The Chatham Training Schools Club of Richmond College held an excellent meeting in the club room last Friday. Members unanimously approved traveling to Chatham this session for the seminannial banquet between mid terms and the third term. A surprise treat of fanta by Messrs. Tucker and Booker followed, with jokes and reminiscences of Chatham shared by all.
Reports show a five year gap since the last convention at Kansas City with over 6 000 attendance. Reservations indicate a prevent convention for more than 10 000 students from every state. The convention begins December 31 and runs to January 4.
Dr J T Watts spoke to Richmond College students at the Y M C A about the Baptist 76 Million Dollar Campaign. He urged consistency and enthusiasm as keys to undertaking tasks and highlighted his role as a leading Sunday School worker and publicity director for the 75 Million Campaign.
November girls received surprise invitations to a ten o clock party. They arrived promptly and enjoyed hot chocolate and cake served by the U W Social Committee before retiring to their rooms.
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