Archbishop Smeade Voices Vision of World Order at Y M C A
Archbishop Smeade addressed the university crowd at the Y M C A about the global vision of right justice and duty. He urged America to join world affairs and support Armenia, calling the Covenant of the League of Nations a Magna Charter for humanity and praising Woodrow Wilson for his sacrifices.
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Rod
America
League of Nations
Europe
Armenia
Sam
Flandersfield
Woodrow Wilson
YMCA Sunday Talks Draw Crowds Despite Sparse Attendance
Dens did not attend the address as they missed something worthwhile. The YMCA hosts a speaker each Sunday night and the event is described as well worth attending.
Y M A Prepares Fiscal Budget and Drive Plans
The document outlines a fiscal budget for the current session including Social Recreation College Night receptions magazines Victrola records and games. It also lists membership costs Sunday meetings lectures bible study supervisory agencies delegates to Blue Ridge Conference and general secretary to the national conference with incidentals totaling 1108.00 and a note of 291.00. A letter from A B Schauber compliments The Mississippian on its quality and unity with the university.
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i _ llege
Cvebes Oy Sues
Hut
Victrola Records
Bible Study Committee
Blue Ridge Con- Fey Ercas Sie
Eden Een
Poline
Setters Con- Soipuce
Sehietane
Sapo
Vidal Wenlaesa
Encouragement Letter From Laurel Trustees to Staff
A note from Capt. Schauber secretary of the Board of Trustees dated Laurel Mississippi November 1 1920 expresses appreciation for staff efforts and calls out support from trustees. The editor Hubert S Lipscomb receives the commendation and backing as the staff is urged to continue diligent work.
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Schauber
Board of Trustees
Laurel
Miss
Hubert S. Lipscomb
Solitude and humbling thoughts on existence and purpose
A reflective excerpt discusses solitary contemplation of the vast universe and the speaker's perceived insignificance, then shifts to a domestic advertisement for Prickly Ash Bitters claiming health benefits and a price of 1.50 per bottle, followed by a Japan statistic noting one in 6,700 attend higher education.
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B. BR. Chilton & Co. Adv
R. R. Chilton & Co. Ady
R. R. Chilton & Co. Adv
Trustees Regulate Dances and Clubs at Ole Miss
Mississippi board of trustees adopts strict rules to restrict student societies and dances across state institutions. Provisions require merit based membership, advance approval by executive heads and faculty, and prohibit secret societies. Violations may lead to dismissal. Dances limited to three per academic year with defined start and end times.
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Board of Trustees
Mississippi
University and Colleges of
State of
Privsaid
Vox Populi Protest Over Separate College Elections
A reader protests the decision to hold separate special elections for college offices, calling the move a misplaced courtesy to the girls and expressing disagreement with the procedure discussed at Saturday’s meeting.
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Oxford
Oxford Furniture Company
Archbishop Smeade
Y. MC. A
Speaker
Smeade
Jackson
A. Auditorum
Aunch
Edwin Mims
Edward T. Devine
The
Mississippian
University
A. B, Schauber
Earth
Japan
Ole Miss
Taylor
Gordon
Ricks
Vivian Cook
A. H. Kendel
Felena
Holly Springs, Miss
Unzoiit
Irfrebars
Holly Springs Lumber and Mfg. CO
W.B. McMahon
Water Valley, Miss
Chevrolet
Yalobusha and
Lafayette Counties
VOX Populi
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