College Folk At Church Reception Highlight Campus Socials
The adult department of the Baptist Sunday school held a reception at First Baptist church for college and high school faculty students and friends. Students attended in large numbers and enjoyed indoor games, singing, and new acquaintances. The young people’s orchestra performed with solos by Clara Evans Theodosia Beasley and John Barnett. Punch and wafers followed. Shorthand classes, led by Howard Myers, enrolled about twenty five for both shorthand and typewriter courses with five weekly sessions.
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Franklin Chorus Holds First Rehearsal With Sixty Attendees
About sixty students and twenty townspeople attended the Franklin College Chorus first rehearsal. Prof. Johnston praised the turnout given fraternity conflicts and noted most attendees were female. Rehearsals moved to Tuesday to include college men.
Campaign for Movie Series Planned at Local Theater
The article outlines a six part film series to start around Tuesday Oct 14 at the local theater. Tickets cover all six numbers for one dollar with individual tickets likely 25 to 35 cents. Earlier complaints about lighting and winding reels are noted as improvements will be made once shown locally.
Earlham Frosh Rules Published for Franklin Freshmen
Earlham freshmen face strict precedents detailing daily green hats on and off campus through basketball season, chapel order, dining hall seating, and service duties for athletic teams. Other rules cover sidewalk use, advertising duties, insignia prohibition, conduct toward faculty, and guidance with senior advisors.
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Student Affairs Association
Junior Annual cost set at three dollars this year
The Almanack staff at Franklin College plans the 1919 Junior annual with a three dollar price hike due to higher paper and printing costs. Graflex camera purchases promise better photographs and staff note student ownership helps. John Barnett chosen to lead music for the college Y M C A cabinet member G A Barnett also joins.
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Barnett Heads Men’s Glee Club for Coming Year
John Barnett elected president of the Franklin College men’s glee club with Harald Harding named secretary treasurer. The business manager will be chosen next meeting. First rehearsal held Thursday evening. Eleven members return, five new join. Prof. Johnston to direct and sing with the group, plans local converts and a more extensive spring trip. Roy Hunter leaves. he is replaced by a strong club lineup.
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Franklin
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George Cady
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Royce Kinnick
Merrill Webb
Russell Spear
Charles Farmer
Harvey Allison
Harold Harding
Gordon Clevenger
Joseph McClure
Pleasant Huffman
Rhiel Vandivier
Howard Hobinson
Warren Winchester
Paul Merve
Richard Sampson
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Hunter
Columbus
Franklin College
Sherwood Entertains Franklin College Guests Monday
Dean and Mrs H N Sherwood host a Franklin College gathering at 45 Neri Edwards street to honor Junior and Senior history majors. A secret program will be performed as part of a new campus tradition. Registrations reach 310 with four alumni returning.
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Franklin
Willie Kings Oliver
Kirklin
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Hope
Leslie Hayes
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