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Winthrop Daughters Meet a
Otllcera?Other Items
General Interest.
Special to The News.
Winthrop College, *Nov.
Wtnthrop College Chapte
Winthrop Daughters met o
day, November 6, for the I
this year. The members x>l
ganlzatlon are former
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students now holding pos
teachers or officers-in the
The following officers were
President. Miss Mnry (!. l*i
president. Miss Pawnee Join
tnry. Miss Florence Boyd; 1
Miss Sarah Withers; gleai
Leila Russell. This chapt
terested in , the organizat
growth of chapters all over
and will be glad to have J
th ron nnntrhtprc r?1i:n?tpr w*
itions as X
college.
elected: %
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Sarah Withers at Wlnthroi
whenever these organizatio
This will enable the home c
keep in touch with the orgai
Miss Minnie Macfeat, the
head of the kindergarten de
of Winthrop, went to Itidgev
day in response to an invi
address the Women's Club
Miss Annie Gantt, preside
Student Government Assoc
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College.
Miss Kleanor L. Cory, sec
the Student Volunteer Ban
United States, is visiting
throp. The world's week c
for the v M. C. A. and the
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dross to the T. W. C. A.,
are held daily during this
Dr. J. E. Wamsley. heat
history department of Wintl
lege, has been invited to
paper before the American I
Society, which meets in CI
in December. While in Nas:
cently. Dr. Wamsley hea
Pankhurst, the English su
ill III- X
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of Mrs. Pankhurst, her vl
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Dr. Wamsley expected a
suffragette to be. and irapre
as being a lady in every sen
word. While Dr. Wamsley
ed to admit that Mrs. Pankli
a logical speaker, he was
verted to the eause of wot
frage.
The Carolina Minstrels. \
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was foro- J
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;oods we know
:ing November
;cided to begin
1
it Winthrop audience laugt
two hours last Monday nig
something new for Winthrr
entirely different from any
have ever had, and were gr
joyed.
Saturday night. Novel
Packard, the celebrated c
and humorist, gave an enter
at Winthrop. which was th
enjoyed by those holding 1
Lyceum tickets.
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Again Miss Mary E. Ms
been honored at Winthrop.
elected president of Curry
Society for next term. I
people are well acquainted \
Massey's qualifications for
to which she has been eleot<
Duplicity.
Washington Star.
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Uncle Know-it-all's column,
inquiry. Tan any one give
rest of this poem?' Then
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name."
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