Rawlings Institute - Hits and Bits Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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Y. W. C. A. OFFICERS-1901-1902 .IENNIE H. SE.-KY, PIKICSIDENT CARRIE B. FRAZER, VICE-Pl:F.slm:N'1' FLORENCE L. GOSS, '1'R1c.xsU1mn FANNIE B. K END.-ILL, REc'orunNu Slfzclalsmnx' LOUISE ROBINSON, Coluu-:svosmxu SECxm'r,mx' F. EVA MARTIN, Om:,xsls'r CLARA T. STARK, Ass1s'r.xN'r Oma,xN1s'1' ISIS

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E. B. LITERARY SOCIETY BIU'l I'01 Sic in-1' nd 2lSfI'1l. COLORS : Ccrisc and Gray. OFFICERS--1901-1902 Y IIULLADAY, I'I!ICSIIlI'1N'l' EMMA BRAGU, V101-1-I'1u JEAN SMITII, Sl-:c'luc'1'.u:x' MAIIICL MOTLIGY, 'I'1c141,xsL'1u-:n IIATTI Ii ANDICRSI DN I'I'I'I'IICL BALDWIN LUIS BRUADDUS l!IClI'1'llA CALDWICLL GWICNIJULINII COIN! PEAICI. CUHI3 IDA EVANS HICSSIIC EVANS .LOVISE ISARKSDA LI l'II'LA FICNN lSI'IA'l'RICl'I IEANIC WILL! li '1'RII'Ll'I'l l' 4 4 CLA RA STARK, Mmeslmr, MEMBERS 65 EI DDI IC TR I PLl'I'l I' LOVISIC ROBINSON .IICNNIIG SEAY ICLISIC S'l'ICVlCNS IEICSSIIC IIOLLADAY MAGGIE MAE .IICNNING LTORRI IC JENNINGS SADIIG TERRY EVA MARTIN NANNIE TWYMAN MARIAN NEWMAN MARIAN MARTIN IIDICNT

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a HE Young YVoman's Christian Association closed in De- cember, nineteen hundred and one, its third year of' existence. It with gratetiil hearts that we recount the blessings of' the year. Our efficient President, Jennie Seay, has given much time and thought to the work and has been rewarded by the attend- ance which has been larger this year than ever before, and by the general interest and blessing of our Heavenly Father. We know that the memory oi' the Sunday meetings will bc among the sweetest recollections of' the year. The usual reception was given in September to the new students. YVe had the privilege of' sending two delegates to the State Convention at Blackstone: Misses de lleftwich and Gwendoline Cobb. Soon after the return from the Christmas holidays, classes for Bible study were organized under the auspices of' Mrs. Jones, Miss Knight, and Miss YVood. The week of' payer for Missions in November, and the week of' prayer f'or cvangelizing the world were sources of' hel p to many ot' us. YVe were fortunate enough to have Mrs. Maynard, missionary to China, with us. Mrs. Maynard gave us an interesting and helpful talk. She told many interesting anecdotes of' the lif'e and customs ot' the Chinese, and of' her work among them. Nl'e had another appreciated talk from Dr. Hatcher, of' Rich- mond. His talk was based on the welcoming of Jesus into our homes. It was our 1bl0tlSlll'C recently to have Miss Moore, the State Secretary, with us. She made two very interesting talks, which were very helpful to all present, and also gave us many helpful points on the work of' the officers and committees. At a recent- meeting, the following officers were elected for the next term: President, Jennie Seay, Vice-President, Eloise Car- penterg Recording Secretary, Louise Robinson 5 Corresponding Secretary, Bessie Evans, Treasurer, Nannic Bintbrd 5 Organist, Eva Martin 3 Assistant Organist, Clara Stark. NVith these intelligent and cflieient girls in charge, the Associa- tion has every prospect for a successful life next term, and,.iudg- ing from the work done this session by the officers, we are con- fident that, with God's help, they will do even more next session. SAm1': Tnuuv.