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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1913
Page
8
The new YWCA building at the University of Illinois will be four stories tall and cost fifty thousand dollars upon completion.
The Y M C A meeting on Thursday evening featured a gospel team that spent the Christmas vacation week in Trafalgar. Five men gave reports on their work including methods, the apple roast for boys, evening services, and the people they deal with. Hugh Vandiver is confined to his room with grip.
The W. GA. The W. CG. A. held its first meeting of the new year Thursday evening. Miss Elizabeth Means led. Her subject was How to Begin the New Year Right. The leader suggested three ways: live each day, think of others, and depend on God for strength.
Miss Cordelia Crouch entertained the active Tei Delts Dee at her Edinburg home for a two course luncheon. Guests included Miss Cornelia Thompson of Edinburg, Harriet Mitchell of Indiana University, and Miss Coons of National Park Seminary Washington D C.
The State Teachers Association gathering in Indianapolis featured college representation. President B E Stanley gave an address on Attention Given Schools. Professors Hodge Belknap Zeppenfeld Weyl Neal and Webb were elected to leadership roles and committees.
Mrs. Landis and others attended Sothern and Marlow in As You Like It at the Mural. Tiaac Breeding served as Phi Delta Theta delegate to the Chicago convention. Wayne Watters of Franklin enrolled in college and pledged Phi Delta Theta. Ruthbutz and Miss Johnstone visit at the dormitory and various campus figures attend church and classes. Florence Sayer pledged to Pi Beta Phi.
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