Y M C A Praise For Student Performers And Talks
The Y M C A members express appreciation for a song rendered by Goldie Spencer Erma Combs and Ruth Wooden on piano. August Sundvall led with The Man Who Couldn't as the topic. Russell Klyver invites others to next Thursday’s meeting.
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Franklin
Goldie Spencer
Erma Combs
Ruth
Russell Klyver
Young Women’s Christian Association Meets on Patience
The Young Women’s Christian Association met Thursday evening with Gaye Harris as leader. Her talk on Patience stressed its daily value and virtue. Mrs. Hanley was present and visitors were welcomed. Special music was performed by Reid McCain. Dinner at the Phi Delt house included Gaye Harris and several others from DePauw.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Gaye Harris
Reid NcCain
Phi Delt House
Gleyn Law
Emme Thornburg
Lou Edith Wimborough
Alice McGuire
Alva Linton
Josephine Spain
DePauw
Franklin College's First Building and Early Teaching Arrangements
An old student recalls the initial Franklin College building a 26 by 38 foot frame structure painted white costing 950 dollars. The school opened under private renting before October 2, 1837 with Rev. A R Hinkley teaching until Prof. Tilton arrived. Tilton led for three years until October 1840, often teaching alone with occasional assistants.
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McVey
Franklin College
College Board
Albert Freeman Tilton
Walterville College
Maine
A. R. Hinkley
Franklin Baptist Church
Tilton
Franklin Routs Moores Hill 84 to 0 in Home Game
Franklin overwhelmed Moores Hill in a rain slowed contest at Goodel field. The Gold and Bluebacked team dominated with standout runs by Yount Abbott Hayes and Vandiver while Briscoe Briscoe and McCain led the visitors. Franklin led 84 to 0 by halftime as the home team displayed sensational team play and stifling defense.
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Franklin
Light
Baptist
Moores Hill
Briscoe
Vandiver
Yount
Abbott
Hayes
Overstreet
Cook
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