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Newsletter - January 1934

Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College

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i PRAIRIE VIEW STATE COLLEGE, PRAIRIE VIEE,

TOtUME IT JANUARY 1934 NUMBER 5

CALENDAR -

1, Negro Business -

2. Negro in Agricultural Development -

3, Science Week - and 18

4. First Semester ends <

PROJECTS -

1. Health Survey of the Negroes in Waller County under the direction of the Research Committee, in Co-operation with County and State Health Depart­ ments.

2. Campaign of beautifying the surroundings of the Homes in the Campus Community.

3. Landscaping and beautifying the campus.

4. Renovating Practice School Building.

HOLIDAY VISITORS -

1. Miss Julia L. Skinner, Home Economics, Bluefield, West Virginia, and three young men connected with that institution.

2. Mr. Ralph Metcalfe, the greatest Sprinter of this age, and Dr. Callum, students of Marquett University, , .

3. Miss Zelma Redmond, Department of Education, Tennessee State College, Nashville, Tennessee; Miss Lucille Randall, Public School Instructor, St. Louis, Missouri; President A. 0. Wilson, Shorter College, Little Rock, Arkansas, and Miss Ann M. Munden, State Teachers College, Mont­ gomery, Alabama.

BIRTHS -

1. To Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Booker, a son, Walter Booker, Junior.

AND FINALLY - Concerning Littleness

"Lot not the littleness of people disturb you. Remember that if you have been made big enough to do big things in life, you have been made large enough to overlook little things. So do not imagine you are great, so long as by sifting yourself you find jealousy, hatred, malice or even the spirit that frets, in your heart. Greatness and these things sleep not in the same Soul." - John Trotwood Moore.

Sincerely yours,

W. R. Banks -P» $ i\Meetine at usual time and nlace. / • /