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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1912
Page
4
Franklin College weekly notes two distinguished speakers on reform topics at the Presbyterian church and college chapel, student Bible study, an oratorical ticket for Franklin, and senate activity. Reports cover Dr. Chalmers urging church leadership, parliamentary progress in the Political Science class, and various legislative bills debated by the student senate.
President Hanley aims to secure Hamilton Holt of The Independent for Friday afternoon rather than evening to avoid clashing with the state oratorical contest set for Friday evening in Indianapolis. Dr. B W Tyler of the Presbyterian church led devotional exercises at the chapel Friday morning.
Several students have announced intentions to enter a primary peace oratorical contest to pick a representative for the State Peace Oratorical Contest. The primary is probably scheduled for March's latter part. Mr Charles Bell of Kendalville Indiana visited Phi Alpha Pi brothers over the weekend.
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