Personal notes of students and guests at colleges
Eunice Snearly and Ruth Bell spent Saturday and Sunday in Columbus. Edith Thompson spent the weekend with Ruby Thompson at the Dormitory. Mary Bradley vacationed with Lou Edith Wimborough near Sheridan. Elizabeth Branham and Anna Tedford vacationed in Indianapolis for Thanksgiving. Regina Helm, Mary Phillips, Glenn Kelly and Ben Leitner visited Helen Trout on Sunday. Arthur C. Everingham visited his nieces at the Dormitory Wednesday last week. Effie Winterrowd and Fannie Hopkins went to Indianapolis on Sunday November 21 to see the Liberty Bell. Anna Tedford and Mary Elizabeth Branham saw Maude Adams in The Little Minister last Saturday afternoon. Inez Ryker Everingham visited her nieces at the Dormitory last week. DePauw-Wabash joint committee urged good sportsmanship during the championship game with a cheer phrase. Corner College at Bethany Nebraska holds Senior Recognition Day November 30 at ten o'clock with no recitations for the rest of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Branham
Anna Tedford
Indianapolis
Regina Helm
Mary Phillips
Glenn Kelly
Ben Leitner
Helen Trout
Arthur C. Everingham
Effie Winterrowd
Fannie Hopkins
Mary Elizabeth Branham
Maude Adams
Inez Ryker Everingham
Last Wek
Corner College
Bethany
Nebraska
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Hold Thanksgiving Dinner
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae members gathered Saturday at Mrs. C. H. Drybread's home for a traditional Thanksgiving dinner. About thirty five guests shared a fruit filled pumpkin centerpiece feast with Mr. and Mrs. Drybread carving the turkeys at each end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Beta Phi
C. H. Drybread
Mrs. Drybread
Thanksgiving chapel notes and student council actions
Dr Hanley led a Thanksgiving service in an engaging way. Claude Yeoman won first in the Prize Discussion on November 18 at carpel with John Skeen second. Contenders included Clarice Ratliffe and Roy Pavy. A Student Council meeting approved fifteen dollars for the State Oratorical Association and planned a gym running track from leftover football funds, boosting facility quality. Basketball schedule was reviewed by Manager Foxworthy and awaits faculty approval to finalize contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Yeoman
John Skeen
Carpel
Clarice Ratliffe
Roy Pavy
Foxworthy
Debate on Rural School Consolidation Sparks Student Panel
The program features a Periclesian devotion, chaplain Pestalozzi, and a debate on consolidation of rural schools. Aff firm Mr Lowery Miss Hopkins. neg Miss Miles Mr Behymer. Music and impromptu演 include The Montessori Method with Miss Helen Stevens and Misa Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lowery
Miss Hopkins
Miss Miles
Mr. Behy
Helen Stevens
Misa Carson
Mr. Roberts
Y W C A Meeting Led by Florence Sayer
Florence Sayer led the Y W C A meeting with a talk titled The Way in Which God Wants to be Thanked drawing on Louise Andrews a Smith college student noted for prayerful spirit Raynes Miller sang Sophomores of Hanover wore black sweaters with red chest stripes for their class insignia Butler prepares for its second annual football banquet
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Florence Sayer
Louise Andrews
Smith College
Raynes Miller
Chapel
Hanover
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M. J. Voris & Company
Rochester Theological Seminary
Rochester
University of Rochester
J. W. A. Stewart
J. B. Payne & Son
Collins
Bohall’s Grocery
E. Jefferson St
C. B. Vawter
Kathleen O'Brian
Little Minister
Jean 235
Franklin Dairy Co
Kemp Brothers
North Main Street
Pruitt
East Jefferson Street
Fisher’s Meat Market
Jeff
Nort Whitesides CO
H. N. Dunlap & Son
H. H. Woodsmail
Eunice Snearly
Ruth Bell
Lumbus
Edith Thompson
Ruby Thompson
Mary Bradley
Lou Edith Wimborough
Sheridan
DePauw-Wa
J. H. Thompson
Chaplain Pestalozzi
Esses
Inman
Mr. Carson
Miss Fleming
Ruth Stevens
Butler
Spingler & Stainbrook “Foot Fitters
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