GIRLS' HALL, TILLOTSON COLLEGE.
Tillotson has always done good work. She has made a name for herself. Standing, as she does, for thoroughgoing, non-sectarian, Christian education, for true manhood and womanhood, with mutual co-operation and helpfulness, with so many from all parts of this great State of Texas looking to her for light and leadership, her opportunities for usefulness are out of all proportion to her means. To properly meet these demands she sorely needs many things. A full list of imperative needs would call for too much space. A few must suffice.
A reasonable sum of money for endowment of professorships.
A great addition to apparatus and appliances for experiment and instruction.
Refurnishing of present buildings from top to bottom.
Sanitary drainage and plumbing.
A neat and pleasant chapel. A library and reading-room, with funds to purchase new books.
An extension to complete girl's hall, on the present plan, affording needed rooms for girls and teachers.
Music rooms removed from study and recitation rooms.
A building, with power, for metal working, tinsmithing, etc.