Missionary and Baccalaureate Sermons Set for June 6
Dr I A Agar efficiency secretary of the Northern Baptist Convention will deliver the missionary sermon to the graduating class and Rev Frederick E Taylor of Indianapolis will give the baccalaureate sermon both at the First Baptist church on Sunday June 6 The recital by Mrs Bruner and joint programs with Prof Johnston are slated for June 1 and June 3 with the Juniors planning a May 28 reception for seniors and a meeting soon to discuss a further plan.
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I. A. Agar
General Board of Promotion
The
Northern Baptist Convention
New York City
Frederick E. Taylor
First Baptist Church
Indianapolis
Goodell
Agar
Franklin
Taylor
Tor
Bruner
Stott Hall
Prof. Johnston
King Jazz Stunts and Food Highlight Scientific Banquet
Members of the Scientific Association plan a six o'clock banquet at the Baptist Church this evening featuring jazz performances by each department and a three course meal. A secret program of stunts promises thrills, with Agnes White leading the social committee and special guests including the president and Mrs. Godell, Bean, Mrs. Sherwood, and the wives of professor members.
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Scientific Association
Baptist Church
Agnes White
C. E. Godell
Bean
Sherwood
Thurber and twelve tracksters head to DePauw meet
Coach Thurber and a dozen Franklin track team members left at 9 37 this morning for Greencastle to face DePauw in the second meet of the season. The squad arrives worn from colds and sprains but Thurber hopes to win multiple events against a strong DePauw lineup.
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Thurber
Greencastle
Franklin
DePauw
Indiana University
Senior Gala Day Committees Named At Franklin College
Florence Merrill selects Ralph Thurston to lead a senior class committee to coordinate a spring gala with the faculty committee led by Coach Thurber. The May Day Queen selection remains undecided as plans progress with members Mary Huckleberry Agnes White Lavina Schrencker Edith Cribbs Warren Winchester Gerald Branigin and Charles Farmer on the senior group while Professors R C Roberts and Dwight Heath join the faculty panel.
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Franklin College
Ralph Thurston
Florence Merrill
Thurber
Mary Huckleberry
Agnes White
Lavina Schrencker
Edith Cribbs
Warren Winchester
Gerald Branigin
Charles Farmer
R. C. Roberts
Dwight. Heath
Old Man Bye Looms Strong in Tournaments
Eleven women and twenty five men entered the men and women's singles tennis tournaments. Drawings for opponents and byes were made Thursday and several matches were scheduled for this afternoon. The first round should finish this week. Emma DeWitt Vories was brides maid at the marriage of her sister Tanthe to James McDanell of Warsaw Kentucky.
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Kimbrough
Teagardin
Scott-Vandivier
Cribbs-Collins
Humphreys-Cook
Roberts
McArth
Emma DeWitt Vories
Miss Tanthe
James McDanell
Warsaw
Sparta
Kentucky
McDanell
Miss Vories
Almanac board inks engraving contract for 1922 annual
Stanley Schenck announces a six percent price increase with Dahn and Ollier Engraving for next year’s Almanack. The contract can be canceled if a cheaper bid is found and allows price drops before publication. Lloyd Cook will name department editors soon as photo collection begins for fall work.
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Stanley Schenck
Bress
Adahhi
Almanai
Dahn and Ollier
Almanack Board
Lloyd Cook
New Staff Selection System At The Franklin Board
The Franklin Board and TH staff will use a new hiring method blending two former systems. Candidates must submit two papers one editorial and one straight news story and perform assignment work under the editorial department. A month of directed tasks will supplement the evaluation alongside past work and interest shown.
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Franklin
Franklin Board
TH. Franklin
Franklin College clocks vary causing class hour confusion
A student reports six clocks on the Franklin College campus show conflicting times. The bookstore bell clock runs five minutes fast versus the treasurer’s office standard used by Western Union time, with readings from 3:46 to 3:50 pm across library, dormitory hall, and fundal clocks. Reverend Cassius M. Carter, class of 1887, visited Monday.
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Franklin College
Western Union
No Let Up Planned to Reach 3.5 Million Goal
Dr. A J Vining of the New World Campaign in Indiana and Franklin College secretary says the drive will continue until the full 3.5 million is raised. He notes Indiana has already raised 4.6 million and Northern Baptist Convention has subscribed 49 million according to latest reports.
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A. J. Vining
The
New World
Indiana
Franklin Colege
Franklin
Nte
Fae States, Inc
Cout Janning
Dy. Vining
Northern Baptist’ Convention
Franklin College Quartet Plans Wednesday High School Concert
The Franklin College Quartet will perform a home concert next Wednesday evening in the high school auditorium. Tickets are in student hands and many expect strong attendance. The program includes secular and sacred pieces with solos by John Barnett and Kenneth An i Andrews, featuring mostly new material. The group is resting this weekend to be in top shape for the show.
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Franklin College
John Barnett
Kenneth Ani
Andrews
Hone Stunt
Pat Aes
Franklin Preople
Harid
Nack Staff Hopes to Quit Work Soon
Last sheet of copy for the Junior Annual will be in printers hands by Monday editor-in-chief Fred Robertson believes. The staff finishes copy and proofs. Indianapolis Printing Arts Co. praises the staff for producing a large volume in a short time. The Almanack is expected on campus before graduation. The college orchestra impressed during the Student Council movie series with Jean Waldo directed.
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Fred Robertson
Indianapolis Printing Arts Company
Robertson
Belive
Pan-Hellenic Dinner Plans Announced for First Baptist
Theodosia Beasley announces the Pan-Hellenic dinner at the First Baptist Church dining room Monday. Beta Phi’s Helen Bailey will be toastmistress with toasts from Irene Chandler Mildred Parker Margaret Williams Fern Me Guire Marian Rosa and others. Musical and literary features accompany the four course semi formal dinner. tickets suggest a larger turnout than previous years.
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Helen Bailey
Beta Phi
Chandler
Mildred
Marjorie Young
Theodosian Beasley
Doris Deer
Irene Chandler
Mildred Parker
Margaret Williams
Fern
Guire
Marian Rosa
Franklin College
Merrill New Head Of Language Body Chosen
Professor H Merrill will head the Language Association with Emma DeWitt Vories as secretary treasurer and Norma Merrill as a third executive board member. Spiker steps down to Franklin College and plans for a fall picnic were discussed with Norma Merrill named to organize.
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Emms Vories
Norma Merrill
Merrill
Association
Emma DeWitt Vories
Rotary
Prof
Spiker
Franklin College
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