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Show ANTI-PINITES SUCCESSFUL ' "Elect Officers of the Philomathic At B. Y. C. Other school news. tffor Thursday evening a mutual convcn-13 convcn-13 tlou of the two parties 1'inite and Antl-Plnltc-of the Philomathic Literary Lit-erary Society, was held In the Assembly Assem-bly Room. The Finite party, those favoring that the oMccrs'of the society soci-ety should wear pins to -designate them as such, rendered their part of the program first. The speakers were: E. W. Pchrson and Hay Shurt-llf. Shurt-llf. Miss Hlcsby rendered a piano solo and Messrs. Henderson, Hammer, Llndsey and lUillcn, with two quartettes. quar-tettes. The trend of the speakers' remarks was mainly argumentative. The speakers defending the Anti-l'ln-Itc party were (!. N. Curtis and E. AV. Wright. Two songs were rendered under the leadership of Luther Hum-ham. Hum-ham. Mr. Curtis directed his remarks re-marks very strongly to overthrow the arguments of the former speakers, while Mr. Wright related a number of sad experiences he had had with plus. lie gave a number of graphic Illustrations Illustra-tions of the evils of pins placed on the blackboard. It is quite probable that Mr. Wright's talk was the most humorous hum-orous of any given In the College for a long time, and undoubtedly he turned the minds of more students to vote the Antl-rinitc ticket than any other student in the College. The next day the election took place, which terminated termi-nated In the Antis gaining the victory Jgai of electing ofticcrs for tho Philomathic HCPl Literary Society. The arc as follows: ' A G. N. Curtis, President; E. W. Wright, Arlcc President; Ida Stack, Secretary; Thomas Richards, Assistant Assist-ant Secretary; Lyman Dalnes, Treasurer; Treas-urer; Joseph J. Hill, Registrar; Harvey Har-vey Robinson, Wilkio Ulood, A. B. Wright, Ushers. The Assembly Room was almost llilcd with students and patrons of the College. The College brass baud rendeiert two selections. Dr. 'NV. II. Parkinson, of Logan, vls-Ited vls-Ited the school Thursday and spoke to the students during devotional exercise exer-cise hour. Ills subject, "The Proper Food and Exercise," olfered oppoi-tunlty oppoi-tunlty for excellent advice. Dr. .1. M. Tanner, Superintendent of Church Schools, was a visitor at the College two days last week. The doctor addressed the students in chapel exercises both days. The main point of his talk was "Earnestuess." The regular period for Theology was used In the rendition of a Thanksgiving Thanksgiv-ing program Tuesday morning. It was as follows: ritoouAJiMK: Song College Choir Invocation Prof. Ridges Selection. t College Brass Hand Thanksgiving Story... Miss Ida Stack Thanksgiving Talk. . . .Prof. Robinson of the A. C. Remarks President Llnford Song. College Choir Selection College Hrass Band After the program was concluded school closed for a Thanksgiving holiday holi-day until Monday. The basket ball team of the class of l!)0.i and the Junior team played a match game of basket ball Tuesday afternoon. The 1!0.Vs proved themselves them-selves the better team. Miss Olive Baker, who left school a few "vecks ago with the Intention of discontinuing the course, has returned and Is doing as energetic work In her classes as before. The class of 11)0.5 gave a class party In the gymnasium Friday night. Refreshments Re-freshments were served and all present pres-ent had an enjoyable time. ' Miss Amy Farnsbeek, who has been absent from school several days on account of sickness In her home, Is again back at school. The students ball given In the gymnasium gym-nasium Tuesday night was patronized both by students and patrons of the college. The matinee given In the gymnasium gymnasi-um Saturday afternoon pioved a success suc-cess In every particular. The tirst number of the College paper will probably be out a few days before Christmas. Miss Moffett. who became suddenly ill while in sewing class last Friday, Is again in school. Thomas Stevenson, Janitor at the Preston Academy, visited our school Wcdncsday.- Therc will be another matinee given In the gymnasium next Saturday at 4 o'clock p. m. .1. .1. Hill, of Franklin, was a visitor at the Col lego last week. |
