personal column

noun

1. a newspaper column containing personal messages, advertisements by charities, requests for friendship, holiday companions, etc

Example Sentences

In this personal column, let me add that I hope her values will convince many Jews in the United States to set aside partisan matters of daily public policies and to vote in November to secure this fragile U.S. democracy at a time when racial hatred stalks the land.

From Salon

Country music legend Charlie Daniels turned 82 on Sunday, and celebrated by writing a personal column for CNSNews.com.

From Washington Times

In a highly personal column, The Sun newspaper's showbiz editor Dan Wootton recounted how he was bullied at school by people using the same language as Maynard had tweeted.

From BBC

It all started on 4 May 1956 with a small advert in the personal column of the Times.

From BBC

“This note in the personal column ought to interest you. ‘

From Literature