State Oratorical Contest to Be Held at Five Indiana Colleges
Five Indiana colleges Butler Notre Dame Farnham Wabash and Franklin will send representatives to the state oratorical contest in Stott Hall next Friday afternoon. Butler's R Melvin Thompson Notre Dame's R J Cavanaugh Farnham's Mary Pennington Wabash's Norman Littell Franklin's Arnold Vaught will deliver specified orations. Franklin College presides, a musical program may follow, and future contests will move to each college rather than Indianapolis.
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Indiana
Stott Hall
Butler
Notre Dame
Farnham
Wabash
Franklin
R. Melvin Thompson
Butler College
New Soldiery
R. J. Cavanaugh
Mary E. Pennington
Earnham College
Norman Littell
Wabash College
Franklin College
W. Smith
Colgate
H. 8. Woodd
Wester
Reserve University
Goodell
Inndianapolis
Indianapolis
YWCA Delegates to Cleveland National Convention
Franklin College to elect one delegate next week to represent the YWCA at the national convention in Cleveland April 13 to 20. Each YWCA in the United States may send one delegate per hundred active members. Delegates will discuss proposed constitutional change to base membership on personal confession of Christ rather than church membership.
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Franklin College
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United States
Quaker Debate Schedule and Team Lineups
The affirmative at Franklin will debate Eart ham March 12 at home, while the negative travels to Richmond. Debaters include Franklins Gerald Branigin and Roscoe Freeman, with Lloyd Gook. alternates Stan ley Schenck and Howard Robinson. The dual debate clashes with the Bloomington state high school basketball sectional tourney, affecting attendance. Franklin’s Goodel will lead the chapel event, amid influenza illness of Dean Stella Morgan. Track activity continues with freshmen and sophomores practicing in the gym as outdoor work nears.
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Eartham
Richmond
Bloomington
Lee
Goodel
Franklin College Fellows Open to Association Members
Franklin College announces eligibility for eight fellowships offered by the Association of Collegiate Alumni. Awards support graduate work in Europe or America for one to three years, with stipends from 500 to 1,000 dollars yearly. Fellowships include the Alice Freeman Palmer Memorial and European Fellowship among others.
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Association of Collegiate Alumni
Association
Europe
America
Alice Freeman Palmer
Sarah Berliner
A. C G
Julia €. Pratt
Boston
Ecole Normale Superieure de Sevres
Woman's Education Association
Memorial flagstaff eyed for Franklin College heroes
A student committee from the Franklin College Student Council will study memorial ideas for World War I veterans. A steel flagstaff at least 100 feet high with a granite base is the leading proposal, possibly funded by alumni. Other ideas include a campus arch or a brick band stand, but cost and campus layout may limit options. Committee members are Will A. Burton chairman, Ralph Thurston, Harry Gilmore, Louis Mirrell, Lavina Schlenker, John Grinstead and Maude Humphrey.
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Will A. Burton
Fone
Student Council
Jhhairman
Ralph Thurston
Harry Gilmore
Louis Mirrell
Lavina Schlenker
John Grinstead
Maude Humphrey
Quaker Meeting Cancelled Amid Illnesses and Vaccination Reactions
Local authorities called off the Quaker meeting to rest Franklin college athletes hindered by smallpox and influenza cases. Kingsolver Campbell Beerbower and others report adverse vaccination effects while DePauw remains unscathed prepping for next Friday’s Franklin DePauw clash. Professors Beath and Heath receive coaching offers as St. Xavier and Crane Junior College seek spring and September football dates. Transylvania eyes September dates for Franklin football, with other schools lining up games.
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Hatton
Pike
Kingsolver
Campbell
Beerbower
Franklin- DePauw
DePauw
Indiana
Heath
St. Xavier
Crane Junior College of Chicago
Transylvania
Franklin
Crane Junior College
Beath
Franklin College Sends Letters to Parents on Progress
Fifteen Indiana homes will be darkened next week as the Franklin college mailman departs with letters postmarked from the school. Authorities inform parents that satisfactory work has been done and practice will continue into the semester.
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Indiana
Franklin College
Court Re-Mark Planned for Franklin DePauw Game
The basketball court in the symasium will be re marked next week to ready for the Franklin DePauw game and the high school sectional tourney nets will be hung by wall hooks.
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Symnasium
Franklin-DePauw
Nis Viandarde
Double Y Revival Delayed One Week
The annual Y M and Y W G A revival directed by Rev. J R Gunn was postponed to the second week in March. Causes include a Student Council movie night Indiana Collegiate Oratorical Association contest and Franklin DePauw basketball game. Rev T B Frary spoke on Friends and Foes of Old Religion with music by the College Quartet.
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J. R. Gunn
Indiana Collegiate
Gunn
T.B. Fravy
First Baptist, Church of
YWCA Meeting Features Edith Hazelett Speaker
Miss Edith M. Hazelett representative of the Student Volunteer Movement spoke at the YWCA meeting Thursday evening. Though a Student Volunteers representative her talk engaged the group. Hazelett, an Occidental College graduate, will soon go to the foreign field.
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Edith M. Hazelett
Miss Hazlett
Occidental College
High School Teams Visit Franklin College for Founders Day Dinner
Twenty five Indiana high school basketball teams coached by Franklin College alumni will visit the college gym for the Founders Day Dinner tourney on March 18 and 19. Noted coaches Griz Wagner and Merle Abbott lead strong contenders Bedford and Bloomington area teams as part of a broader alumni coaching network across the state.
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Indiana
Franklin College
College Gymnasium
Pleasant Huffman
Franklin=ites
Bloomington
Horsehide Practice Soon at Recreation Hall
After the seasonal tourney in the gym on March 5 and 6, Coach Thurber plans baseball tryouts for candidates. Indoor batting practice will unfold in Recreation Hall with bleachers removed. Returning 1918 squad members E Campbell Bailey Bitters Ross Kingsolver and Green will join the floor. Freshmen expected to bolster the roster. Fern Teagerdin performed a musical monologue at the Franklin Bo Rotary luncheon with Owens on piano.
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E. Campbell
Bailey
Bitters
Ross Kingsolver
Green
Fern Teagerdin
Franklin Bo Rotary Club
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