Word: mislaid
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...serve the needs of the class, pledges and contributions to the fund must be received by the treasurer in greater numbers than during the past few weeks. Only a small majority responded to the general appeal that all contributions be made before June 1. If pledge cards have been mislaid, or if for any reason it will be impossible to contribute at the present time, notify the treasure at once. The class of 1909 is a large one and should not fall behind other classes in responding to an appeal for a large fund. J. M. GROTOX, Treasurer...
...earnestly desired that the first instalment of contributions to the 1909 Class Fund should be sent in before Tuesday, June 1. Thus far only 300 men have signed the subscription cards and less than 75 have made actual payment. If the subscription cards have been mislaid, new ones may be procured by notifying the treasurer, Holworthy 13. J. M. GROTON, Treasurer...
...statement in the circular of the Class Committee, sent to every member of the class, that it is advisable to have the address cards and class "lives" in the Secretary's hands before the spring recess. Numerous requests have been received for new blanks, where men have mislaid the original ones. The Secretary will be glad to send additional blanks to such men on receipt of their requests. A. G. CABLE, Secretary, Box D, Cambridge...
...desirable that any members of the Senior class who have not received the literature should at once notify the Secretary, Box D. Cambridge. Men who have mislaid their blanks can procure additional ones by applying to the Secretary. It is probable that men have received the blanks who are not affiliated with the class...
...secretary will be glad to furnish additional lives and blanks to men who have mislaid them on receipt of a notification to that effect. A. G. CABLE, Secretary...