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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1920
Page
3
Secretary of the Franklin Chamber of Commerce Taylor delivered a spirited address to the Y M C A on The College Y M C A s Pte in Franklin. He collaborates with the Franklin Y M C A as a devoted Y worker. The College Quartet performed. A baseball game with Central Normal was canceled due to a wet diamond.
Franklin College baseball aims for revenge against DePauw in Greencastle on May 13. Pitcher Larrabee seeks at least fourteen strikeouts after DePauw edged Franklin 3 to 2 with the decisive run in the ninth inning.
The Girl's Quartet Theodosia Beasley Una Hauk Helen Constable and Fern McGuire impressed Opera House management by singing behind the scenes at a Student Council movie. They declined a one hour concert offer to perform next week due to college musical commitments.
A round table discussion on cabinet duties was held by Y W G A cabinet members from several Indiana colleges at the Indianapolis YWCA building last weekend. The annual meeting informs newly appointed cabinet members about office duties with Franklin College YWCA cabinet members in attendance.
Hugh Lowery has been chosen from hundreds of applicants to direct recreation for thousands of employees. He will prepare schedules of exercise and direct athletic events in a permanent position. The article also notes Baptist missionary topics discussed at a Missions Study class and several campus notices.
Franklin College Quartet performs at the Democratic State Convention in Indianapolis. The event followed an address by Vice-President Thomas R. Marshall. Organized by Johnson County Democratic chairman Frank McConnaughy, the quartet sang two groups of songs Thursday morning.
Fifty summer school girls were entertained Thursday evening by the Y M C A members with a gym picnic and a weiner roast on Goodell Field. A religious program followed with Nina Davis reading The Father land, and Gladys Hazel Wood singing.
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