Golden anniversary noted for Tau Gamma Delta chapter
Graduates from near and far gathered in Hanover to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the local Tau Gamma Delta chapter. The event drew fifty nine chapters, with an open house and banquet. notable attendees included E. V. Schockley P.D. and Dr. Wilmer Christian. A new girls basketball team emerged under Miss Fern Brittan as sophomores challenged others, and Florence Emery prepared a team lineup.
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Hanover
Pai Gamma Delta
United States
Tau
DePauw University
Graham
Totton
Ada Colgate
J. B. Allison
Charles M. Leslie
Cincinnati
J-B. Allison
Gardner
Archie W. Priest
Shepherdeville
B. Ogden
Greensburg
Ind
L. C Schmaltkes
yePauw University
E. V. Schockley P.D
Indiana University
Wilmer Christian
Indianapolis
E. H. Peak
Trimble Democrat
Bedford
J-S. Hawk
Glen Cu’bertson
A. H. Young
W.A Millis
Fern Brittan
Florence Emery
Chrestenthean Literary Society
Emery
Alma Little
Helen Culbertson
Jeannette Culbertson
Marie Rapp
Helen Davies
Helen Hughes
All-College Team Beats Seniors in Weekend Basketball
In a Saturday night contest the college team defeated the Senior Class 25 to 19 after a close first half that ended 11 11. Key scorers included Ray Hufford and F James for the college while Swann led the Seniors with 11 points. Due to absences a planned H-m En lineup was incomplete and a rematch may be scheduled later.
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Chapel
Ray Hufford
F. James
Trotter
IF. James
Hart
Hufford
Harry Iddings
Swann
Hotchkiss
C. Voris
C. Montgomery
Carlisle
North Madison
Hanover
Indiana History Recited by Dr. Schockley for Students
Dr Schockley of Indiana University spoke before the student body detailing Indiana s long acclaimed history. He noted Indiana s pre statehood learning center at New Harmony 1814 and its early geologist, poets and writers such as Lew Wallace James Whitcomb Riley and Gene Stratton Porter. He cited notable Indiana born scientists economists and public figures and praised the Reformatory at Jeffersonville and Wilbur Wright among others.
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Hoosier
Indiana
Schockley
Department of History
Indiana University
The
New Harmony
United States
Lew Wallace
Brookville
Franklin County
Jeffersonville
Wilbur Wright
John M. Coulter
Hanover
Botany
Chicago University
Schoeckley
Ameck Promises to Join Earlham Varsity Basketball
George Ameck 17 will accompany the Earlham varsity basketball team. The note confirms his participation and indicates a forthcoming season involvement alongside the squad.
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George Ameck
Earlham
Week of Prayer Observed by Local Presbyterian Church
Dr. John Watson, sent by the Presbyterian Church, spoke at the church Tuesday on John 1 1 claiming the Word was God. He urged testing belief and urged the church to help the body with food clothing and open doors to serve all seven days a week. He described his Cincinnati welfare work helping men find employment and said the church must minister to life here on earth.
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John Watson
Presbyterian Church
Watson
Cincinnati
Jesus
Dr. Watson
Professor at Joint Y M C A Meeting Last Evening
Professor A H addressed the joint meeting of the Y M C A and Y W C A last evening, speaking on community service and youth leadership. The event drew members from both organizations and highlighted upcoming activities.
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A. H
Y. and
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