The Spectator from McPherson, Kansas • 5

THIS SPECTATOR, HcPIlERSON OORLEGE, UcFJIERSON, KANSAS. AN APPRECIATION Twenty-nine U. of Oregon women are planning to tour Europe next summer with Dean Elizabeth Fox and Society Notes (Continued from Page 1.) I Dr. B. J.

ALLEN Calls answered Day or Night Phone No. 63. Miss Julia Burgess. They plan to visit England. Franco.

Belgium, SPECTATOR TEA of the Sunday morning services rep Switzerland, and Holland, and return resents a most commendable part of for opening of fall term." his contribution to the church. Few realize how much time and effort this special music has entailed on the "Inter-frat basketball tournaments are raging in a number of universities of the middle west." Subscribe for tho Sepcctator for your friends. part of the director. It was all furnished gratis, it must be said, when Tuesday afternoon the Arnold Hall parlors took on holiday attire from three-thirty to five-thirty while the Spectator Staff discussed the shortcomings and the ambitions of their prodigy, The Spectator. Upon arrival each guest was served with a steaming cup of cocoa and delicious honey-nut sandwiches, Mr.

Boone serving the cocoa and Miss other choirs were ready to make re muneration. He has always been faithful in his church allegiance An interchange of women junior lecturers, and students Tn a larger way, possibly, he has serv i between the universities of Great Studebaker the sandwiches. Music local conizations and in deliver- Britain and the U. S. will be made to B.R.

HULL. D.D.S. MODERN DENTISTRY. Office Phone 250. Residence Phone 940.

Room 1, Grand Building. was furnished by Messrs. Gilbert and ing. lectures at the annual Bible In- Promote sympathy and friendship be- Frantz, after which the Staff was led stitute, always emphasizing the fund- tween university women of diner in a round table discussion of The amentals of good church music and ent nations. usually in a very concrete and prac Spectator by the editor-in-chief Mr.

Warren. The Staff thoroughly enjoyed the hour together and each department will profit from it tical way pointing out means of im provement in church music. The relations of Professor Row land with his colleagues on the fac ulty have been, to the best of my knowledge, uniformly cordial and LOCAL NOTES Miss Mabel Brubaker was painfully injured last Thursday afternoon 'when crossing the street at Maltby's corner. She was taken to the hos Hand Chiseled Brass Imported from China Sent to "The Shop of Distinction" by Mr. Arba J.

Heald formerly of McPherson College, now with the American Oriental Bank of Shanghai, China. pleasant. He is popular alike with students and faculty. Whether on a program or on a committee, he al ways acquits himself "with credit. pital immediately where she -recov red.

rapidly. She came home Wed nesdav. The very best wishes of the whole SMALLEY'S Last Friday evening Ethel Whit- college community will follow Pro mer's father and brother motored to fessor Rowland as he goes to a sister M. C. from Zenda.

Saturday morning colleee to continue teaching his they with Ethel and Marie Hope mot- chosen art. A great part of the pay ored to Milford where Mrs. Whitmer 0f everv teacher comes in the form is staying "with her daughter. The 0f the grateful appreciation of those 1 -W IT TTTL11 I students wno rememoer mrs. vvuu- Who have known and learned to love mer will be glad to know that she is him.

and this sentiment toward Prof We Like to be i recovering from her operation very essor Rowland is, I sincerely believe, fast. erenerallv prevalent at McPherson Mrs. Shank and Ira were here last college. A Colleague. Saturday.

Mrs. Dr. Bradberry, an M. C. Alum hub, visited Bermce and Rockla John The commission form of student last Saturday.

government has been adopted this Grace "Longenecker and Alice Olsen year by La Verne College (California). were at their Home -in Navarre over This commission, which holds the ex Knox Identity the week-end. ecutive and annointive nowers of the Mrs. Pitzer spent Saturday and student bodv. subiect to its annrov- Sunday with her daughters, Gladys ai; consists of Commissioner of Stud- and Marie.

ent Welfare, of Publications, of Fin- Leo Crumpacker's mother visited ance 0f Debating, and of Athletics. him Sunday. These commissioners in the super- Yes! We like to support our bas- Vis0n Gf their respective depart- HATS ket ball team! Last Monday evening ments are responsible to the com- about fifty rooters bravely bore, witn missi0n which is in turn responsible the team, the defeat at Lindsborg. to the student body. "The great ad Bethany beat us there but vantage in the Commission form of Dignity of lines-Excellence of finish.

Knox hat styles are the excepted styles. You can get a Knox for any occasion. Let's Make Our Team Win when they government over the old plan lies play here Monday. in the increased concentration of ex ecutive and appointive powers. The Hazel Vogt entering the matron's Commission is at all times held in room.

"I'm mad at Doctor Heaston, check by the initiative, referendum told him that I had been feeling and recall, and is spurred on by a so tired lately, and he told me to show sense of responsibility for the suc- 9 III GL him my tongue." cess of the student body activities. Once in a while a note of encour- This comes from another city but'agement will come out of the smoke arising from the discussion over to CLOTHING 3H0 CO. a certain man observes that the guy that invented "Near Beer" was a poor judge of distances. The Value First Store. bacco.

We are glad to record that by a vote of 200 to 117 the students of the Minnesota State School of Agriculture recently decided to ban the cigarette, all students to adhere to the decision. What was the color of the wind and the waves in the storm? The winds blue and the waves rose..