College Oracle from Lecompton, Kansas • Page 6

LANE LECOMPTON, KANSAS, Is in its JOINT PROGRAM Last Friday evening the Zetagathe-an and Zaonian Literary Societies gae an excellent program in the College Chapel. A good audience was present to enjoy the program and the auditors were none of them disappointed for the participants were all well prepared and rendered their parts in a good unique manner and their efforts were appreciated by all present. The song by the Zaonian trio was tine. The dialogue was very amusing and the performers did their parts well especially Mr. Bartlett; who had the part ot the negro to act.

The program was by far the best joint program that has been rendered this year. 36th Year of College Work. FACULTY. Rev. Mf Brooke.

D. D. President. Chas, Bisset, A. M.

Mathematics. Barbara Worley, B. S. Natural Sciences. R.

W. Banner, Instructor in German. N. B. Bartlett, Ph.D.

Pedagogy and Sociology. E. Andis, A. B. Greek and Latin.

Kate Boyles, Director of Music. T. Kerns. Prin. Com.

Dep't li. E. Hoad, who is attending the State University at Lawrence, visited home folks and "special friends" Saturday and Sunday. Klder A. L.

Hope was in Lecompton lui week and assisted in the revival service being held here. He is always welcome in our midst for he has many friends here. Mr. McCracken one of our good, faithful students was iu the neighborhood of Oskaloosa Sunday. He started for his home in Salmon, Idaho, forepart of the week.

We hope he will be with us again when the next college year comes. The second Quarterly Meeting for this place occurred Sunday and Monday. Elder Lewis preached a. good sermon in the morning and also an ex cellent one at the union meetings at the Elmore St. church in the evening, The Sacramental services in the morning were very impressive.

CALENDAR, SPRING, 190. SPRING TERM BEGINS HARCH i2 1901. SPRING TERM ENDS JUNE 6 1901. COHMENCEMENT WEEK, 790. Grand Concert, School of Music Saturday June 1, 8 p.

Baccalaureate Sermon, Sunday June 2, 11 a. m. Anniversary Christian Associations, Sunday June 2 8 p. m. Alumnal Reunion and Banquet Monday June 3, 8 p.

m. Annual Lecture Tuesday June 4, 8 m. 1 ary Literary Societies Wednesday June 5, 8 p.m. Commencement Exercisees Thursday June 6, 10 a. m.

Alumnal Business Meeting Tuesday June 4, 3 p. m. -HiFinal Examinations for the year, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of COMMENCEMENT WEEK. Annual Meeting BOARD of TRUST, EES, Tuesday June 4, 1901, For catalog and further particulars address M. BROOKE, President, LECOMPTON, KANSAS We observe that the Tklicscopk, along with many other papers, has been keeping in close touch with Mrs.

Nation's doings and that last week it had an account of the destruction of tae windows in Kev. C. A. Hender-shot's church of Win field, by the anarchists who belong to the whiskey element of that city. Bro.

Hendershot is a formerly of Lane boy and is expected to re-enter college at the beginning of this coming term. His year's work will end with the convening of the Arkansas Valley Conference which convenes this week..