Big Scrap Sets High School Honors in Local Tourney
Sectional high school tournament opens in the local gym with changes adding Rush and Marion county entrants. Franklin hosts first round while crowding prompts adjustments to accommodate extra visitors as teams from Rushville Southport Manila and Arlington shift into the slate. Local fans pack Purdue style event drawing state tournament interest.
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Purdue
Rush
Marion County
Franklin
Rushville
Southport
Manila
Arlington
Indiana High School ‘Athletic Board
Dean's Business Suit Wins Majority in College Dinner Vote
Dean A. T Belknap's business suit won by a majority of 72 in the student body ballot for the college dinner costume theme. Of 206 first choices, 198 favored the business suit, with 48 dress suit, 21 khaki, and 3 tuxedo options also listed. Dinner set for March 17, with Prof. R C Roberta chairing the committee overseeing arrangements.
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Dean A. T.'Belknap
Ford
General Committee
R. C. Roberta
Philadelphia Pastor to Deliver Commencement Address
Dr. Carter Helms Jones, pastor of First Baptist Church in Philadelphia, has agreed to give this year's commencement speech. A prominent lecturer and Northern Baptist leader, Jones previously served in Seattle and led the Baptist Foreign Missionary Society. Franklin hopes his address will boost interest in the program.
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Carter Helms Jones
First Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Seattle
Washington
Northern Baptist Convention
Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Franklin
French prima donna Zarad to perform two charity concerts
Francesca Zarad the renowned French soprano, secured by Prof. Irving Schwerke, will give two concerts at the Baptist church on March 20 and 21. Admission is free with a free will offering for Allied blinded soldiers relief.
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Irving Schwerke
The
Baptist Church
Vienna Grand Opera
Madame Zarad
Hamburg
Berlin
Beyreuth
France
Madame Zarah
America
First Meeting Begins Tuesday at Baptist Church
Opening service at First Baptist church at 7 30 p m Tuesday marks the start of a series of religious meetings with daily services at the Baptist church and other venues. Dr Taylor leads midweek events and a day of prayer is observed with women and men meetings scheduled.
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First Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Taylor
Hall
Stott Hall
Dr Taylor to Speak at College Midweek Chapel Events
Dr Taylor will visit Monday evening and throughout the week for chapel exercises and talks. He speaks Tuesday and Wednesday nights and stays Thursday for daylong activities including a chapel address, student conferences, and a Baptist church evening talk. President Goodell postpones the day of prayer to Thursday of next week.
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Dr. Taylor
Taylor
Franklin
The
Baptist Church
Goodell
Students and Faculty Form Committee to Run Movie Shows
A Student Council meeting decided to appoint a three member committee to manage the new moving picture machine and films. One member will be from the faculty and the other two from the student body.
Franklin Triumphs Over Butler 48 18 In Final game
Franklin's Fighting Five powered to a 48 18 victory over Butler on their home floor last night securing a tie for second place in the final S C A L standings with Eartharmt. Rows led scoring with 9 field goals and 4 fouls while Lowery anchored the defense. Butler forward Daniels suffered a gash but continued playing as Campbell was ejected after an argument.
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Franklin
Fighting Five
Butler
Irvington Crew
Eartharmt
Shockley
Christian
Mendenhall
Roas
Kingsolver
Ross
Campbell
Mullane
Baptists
Moloney
Pike
Lowery
Annual editors seek student input for college yearbook
Franklin College invites every member to contribute to this year’s annual. A box in the book store awaits copy or suggestions to make the yearbook more representative. Contributions cost nothing and aim to reflect the whole school, not just the Junior class.
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Servig
Haa
Franklin College
Social calendar for March events at Iota Psi Nu and College
The social calendar lists March 8 as Iota Psi Nu open house. March 17 features the College dinner and the Annual College dinner.
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Iota Psi Nu
Graduate James Bailey Returns to Peru Chamber Post
James Bailey, class of 1911, of Greenwood, has been discharged from the service and resumes his position as secretary of the Chamber of Commerce in Peru. He served at Vancouver, Washington, while in the military, and his brother John Bailey attended school here until May 1917 before joining the first officers training camp at Fort Harrison.
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James Bailey
Greenwood
Chamber of Commerce
Peru
Vancouver
Washington
John Bailey
Ft. Harrison
Bailey
Franklin Men in Base Hospital 32 to Return
Harry Gilmore ex 19 writes from France that Base Hospital No 32 is slated for early return to the U S Gilley and Hallie Hamilton ex 18 have been over there with this hospital for over a year The Indianapolis News says the unit has one of the best records in France 11¢ was and is composed of Indiana men Arva Eastwood 18 has left Fortville high school due to illness and is at home in Franklin
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Harry Gilmore
France
U. S
Gilley
Hallie Hamilton
Indianapolis News
Indiana
Arva Eastwood
Fortville
Franklin
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