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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1915
Page
5
Dear Folks at Franklin the 1915 class notes a small town with four churches ten stores and three public halls. The writer Caroline Mattingly explains teaching English History and Latin and coaching girls basketball while attending parties a Sunday school and awaits pay day with a hopeful tone for Franklin College.
Miss Spencer spoke on EEn during Joy and urged happiness for business social and spiritual benefits. The audience paid close attention as the director observed the girls’ marked improvements. Gail Knox hosted a dinner for ALE members. Ruth Bell hosted Pearl Babcock in Indianapolis. Regina Helm visited Indianapolis over the weekend.
Arthur Enos spent the week end in Seymour Elva Barnett stayed in West Newton Kathleen O Brian in Indianapolis Paul Hatfield visited Oren Kerlin Will A Burton had dinner with Ss A E brothers Efe Winterrowd at Flat Rock Pearl Babcock with Ruth Bell in Indianapolis Harriett Roeger out of school last week Don Miller visited Phi Dell brothers Coach Thurber attended Beta Theta Pi convention Jo Boyd in Indianapolis saw The Crinoline Girl Oakey Miles left for Bloomfield with Laguippe
A reflective line warns that one should abandon pleasures they would fear to admit before God. It urges self restraint by imagining divine scrutiny, prompting moral choices aligned with divine expectation. The verse presents a stern call to humility and ethical living.
The Morris Company 5 and 10c Store thanks students faculty and friends of the College for patronage and invites all to visit their store at leisure. They welcome visitors as friends and business acquaintances at all times.
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