Franklin College names Belknap as English Dean
Professor Belknap head of the English department at Franklin College has been elected voting dean by the board of trustees to serve the rest of the college year. His career includes leadership in church and academic circles and prior service at Harvard and Brown.
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Announcement of Classes for Second Semester
The schedule lists Physics by Mr. Lyon continuing from the first semester. Aesthetics is a two hour course at 1 20 with days to be arranged. 1 will be taught by Dr. Beyl. Solid Geometry offers 3 hours weekly by Mr. Lyon with times to be arranged. Geology is an elementary course on how the Arctic formed, two hours weekly on Monday and Friday. Other hours taught by Mr. Lyon. Organic Chemistry by Professor Roberts with hours arranged with the class.
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Webster Program Notes and Debates List
Reading schedule features Edna Smith on Pounding of Christianity Pearle Babesek and Impromptus by Leslie Dunkin discuss church unity and a higher type of Christianity Elmer Dills Florence Watelim Parity and Florence Overman with Helen Trout perform music Reading includes Jessie Wolfed August Sundvall Webster's work by Paul Huntington and others
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Jessie Wolford Entertained Guests At Saturday Dine
Jessie Wolford hosted a Saturday evening meal with Muby Thom son Agnes Brown Gladys Coles Mary Phillips and Ruth Bell in attendance at a local gathering.
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Opal Weight of Indianapolis Spends Weekend with Mother
Opal Weight, of Indianapolis, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. N Wright, in the city area, sharing time and family company.
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Firace Dorsey
White River
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Central Normal Hosts Thurber S Quintet In Big Clash
Central Normal plans a tough home contest Thursday night with Thurber's machine. Coach Thurber expects his six-season starting unit, four veterans from the Marco team of 1914, to deliver strong teamwork and contend for a large victory.
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Y M C A Speaker Urges Foreign Mission Service
Paul Reichel of New York City, National Secretary for the Student Volunteer organization, spoke to the Y M C A meeting last Thursday. The Ohio State graduate will teach architecture and mathematics in a Chinese university next year and urged college men especially athletes to consider foreign missionary work as a vocation.
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Faculty Vacancy Filled by Mr George Lyons
Denison University graduate Mr George Lyons will lead Physics Geology and Solid Geometry classes this semester at Franklin. He earns an MA this spring and will enter Johns Hopkins this fall. The student body wishes him well. Miss Bertha Davis spoke to students about her missionary work in Buyait and her plans to resume travel next month.
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Franklin College Dramatic Club Presents The Servant in the House
The Franklin College Dramatic Club staged The Servant in the House in a strong year debut. George Vandivier led as Robert, with William Nelp delivering a challenging performance as Smith. Magdalene Schmith and Marguerite Hall shone in key female roles, under Arthur J. Bernault’s direction from Indianapolis Metro politan School of Music. Open House for Greek chapters followed at Ruth Hanson’s home.
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