TWO PLAYS PRESENTED BY DONALD SEANTLEBURY
The Thaban plays were presented to a large audience on Tuesday evening November 25 after being posted November 2. Jewell Bothwell Tull wrote Home and Rose Petal, produced by Professor and Mrs. Tull. Cast included Flora Lee Mary Speich James Taft and Mildred Pierce in Rose Petal with fairy and earth scenes and elaborate costumes.
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Donald Seantlebury
Jewell Bothwell Tull
Matts
Marie
Bobby
Mary
Tre Secord
Mies
Mildred Pierce
Mm James
Fairy Dell
Fairyland
Rose- Petal
Earth
Rose-Petal
Y. W. C. A Meeting Focuses on Missionary Work Play
The YWCA announces this week’s meeting led by the World Fellowship Department. A freshmen girls’ play titled The Girl Across the Sea and Here will portray sisters from different countries. All are invited to attend.
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Y. W
World Fellowship Department
Freshman Spelling Exam Yields Perfect 30
Ida Reeder reports the annual freshman spelling test held November 21 across classrooms. Ninety or higher was needed to pass with a few names listed among those who achieved the perfect score of 100. others will retake with a one dollar fee.
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Ida Reeder
Formadne
Teoawer
Benn Kreeerer
Croton Weleane
Dorothy Tetmere Doers
Bertnd
Dorothy Serpe
Tieahsh Georges
Poids Wolf
Fea Toe Verhee
Florece Faeevre
Frieda Coxe Hk Prod
Rirehird
Pravces
Triple Deen McNab
Fannie Rilen Gree Johnoon
Gladys Vialin
Thartt Teevo
Lola Burrell
Laurice Roemer
Lillian John
Margaret Wagener
Mary Myers
Mabel Campbell
Maud Rheaman
Myron Arbuckle
Mildred Gale
Reva Pollok
Ruth Wilson
Ruth Kdder
Anita Kepler Named Red Cross Executive in Wisconsin
Miss Anita Kepler, formerly of Mount Vernon, now Waterloo, has been appointed to an executive and organizing post with the American Red Cross in Racine Wisconsin. She has served in the Red Cross social welfare division for a year and a half, and the promotion reflects her efficiency. The announcement will interest former neighbors and friends in local circles.
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Anita Kepler
Otis L. Kepler
Mount Vernon
Waterloo
Amercan Red Cross
Raccne
Wisconsin
Kepler
The
Red Cross
Raymond Finger and Lois Snyder Linked by Iowa City Roots
Raymond Finger aged twelve works in life insurance in Cedar Rapids. His wife Lois Snyder ex class of 1916, a graduate of Iowa City in 1915, shares this Midwestern professional and family note.
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Raymond Finger
Cedar Rapids
Lois Snyder
Iowa City
Freshman Football Squad Ends Season With Strong Finish
Freshman football concludes one of its best seasons, under coach Estel West. Despite inexperience, the unit challenged the varsity in scrimmages, practiced nightly in rain and cold, and finished by tying the varsity second team 0 0. Several freshmen are expected to earn varsity spots next fall.
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Payson Peterson
Estel West
Sev Ral
Varsaty
College Days Plan for Convention at Des Moines College
Des Moines hosts a national Student Volunteer Convention to address liquor questions and extend college prohibition worldwide. Delegates from major institutions will discuss responsibility and coordination with morning and afternoon business and inspirational programs, plus the National Oratorical Contest in the evening.
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Stadort Vwoolunteer
Mrs Merrill Torrance Visits Family Before Montana Move
Mrs Merrill Torrance formerly Helen Davis of 17 is visiting her parents in Van Horne. She will join Mr Torrance of 19 in Montana where he serves as chief chemist for a large sugar beet manufacturing company. Mary Day, 19, has been visiting her sister Alice.
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Merrill Torrance
Helen Davis
van Horne
Mr. Torrance
Montana
Mary Day
Alice
Y M C A Plans Noted For Next Thursday Meeting
The weekly Y M C A meeting will be held next Thursday night with an outside speaker. A fine program is planned and a treat may be provided. Arrangements are not complete but more attendees are hoped to join and benefit from the session.
Second All-Frosh Party Planned for Holiday Season
Thomas Peat reports the freshman class plans a pre holiday gathering after voting down the Thanksgiving party. A music program, roller skating, stunts, and a meal are expected, with details and date to be announced as preparations progress.
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Thomas Peat
Hodie
Taper Thar College
Barbed Wire and Other Poems Guest Reading at Foglish Club
Fort Piper novelist and poet Kil Der Piper, author of Barbed Wire and Other Poems, will visit Bowman Hall to read from his work. He isan English professor at the University of Iowa. his reception follows strong reviews from national outlets. Betty Swensen, class of ’19, visited her sister Laura over the weekend.
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Kil der
Mr. Piper
University of Iowa
Betty Swensen
Laura
Call For Missionaries Sermon Urges Obedience To God
Bishop Stuntz delivered the vesper message urging young people to answer God’s call with Moses as an example. He emphasized using what one has, yielding to divine plans, and not relying on personal strength, hoping for more Student Volunteer additions this year. Principal G. Eugene Thorpe, class of 1911, heads Boone High School.
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Ruth Potter
Vesper Orvice
Stuntz
Moses
Egypt
Babylon
Sturttz
Cod
Humacityv
God
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Thalian Society
Des Figines
MT. Vernon
G. Eugene Thorpe
Boone
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