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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1913
Page
1
The Franklin College motto Christianity and Culture prompts musical expression as students urge a first class glee club. Thirty to forty pupils turned out for tryouts, signaling strong musical ability. A fuller report on the club’s organization will appear in a future Franklin issue.
Dr Hanley left Monday for Chicago to attend to business. In his absence Tuesday morning devotional exercises were led by Dr Kiyver. Evangelist Dr J Q A Henry would have attended but was unable due to sickness. Dr Kiyver urged students to engage with Dr Henry, praising his power and wisdom in the kingdom of God. Meetings close Sunday night.
Dr Grose the president of De Pauw University will lecture at Grace N E church Thursday evening at 7 30 as the first in a series of free talks by the Epworth League. All are invited.
A large crowd watched Franklin and Earlham in a muddy game at Goodell field. Yount scored Franklin’s first touchdown after a drive from midfield. Earlham threatened late, but Franklin’s defense held as Overstreet missed a field goal and the Baptists added a later score.
Friday morning focused on the junior animal publication Fraoolind. Students were urged to cooperate to shape the volume with group pictures and acceptable photos for board approval. Subscriptions were offered after Mr Sharp spoke.
Dr. Hanley called the gathering a committee of Coach Thurber Vandi ver Mullikin Overstreet and Hibbs was formed to arrange a rabbit barbecue. Next week Franklin will report full details.
Last Thursday evening the Y W A discussed God's care with Psalm 91 and a portion of Matthew 6. Regina Helm led the session as members participated actively in the discussion following the presentation.
Last Saturday evening the Phi Alpha Pi boys hosted an open house for their lady friends. Guests enjoyed toasting marshmallows and roasting apples while Prof. and Mrs. Crowell served as chaperones.
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