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Outdoor Play, October 25. nes, pears, . cooki~s. _pickles and For the first time we are to have i marshmallows. To th1s menu Ben an outdoor dramatic performance \ Davis apples were added-later. in the fall. "The Forest Princess," Of course Ada forgot the matches a masque by Constance d' Arcy so she was compelled to go to a Mackay wi ll be given 'On the cam· : farmhouse for some. When warnpus on Saturday afternoon, Octo- ed aginst smoking, Ada replied, ber 25, under the diretion of Mrs. "Of course I'll smoke; I'm too R. F. Seybolt. green to burn." 1\fter much laughThis is to be an " a ll-school" I ter the 7:28 fo r Peru was boarded production, and is one of the two and all who w~nt voted a good. time dramatic performances on t he · and another h1 ke soon. You other budget ticket. A cast numbering girls c~tainly missed a jolly seventy-five, made up of both Nor- i time. mal and high school students, is 1 a lready at work and is g iving ' Freshman Class, great promise of SUC'cess. Prepara- 1 We have now an e~rollment tions are under way for the mak- twenty freshmen. With the aid inz of necessary scenery_ and . of ! of our class advi_sor, Miss . ~?t~. many striking and colorful cos- we have organized by electing tlie tumes. following officers: Sterling Sears, president; Edna Fisher, vice presSophomore Class Notes. ident; Zola Knapp, treasurer;. Have you noticed, sitting in Veda Anderson, secretary; Ruby their new section in chapel by the Lawrence, chairman of program seniors, or tramping studiously comm ittee; M. Crystal Meyer, yell along the rocky road to education, ' leader. the twenty-six fair lads and lasses j A picnic-breakfast was served on of the sophomore class? And isn't , the athletic field, Friday, at 5:30 the·combination, senior-sophomore, a. m., by the freshmen and for enuf to impress the wor ld! the freshmen. In spite of the ear ly Those chosen as officers for this hour, nineteen sleepy freshmen year are F loyd Higgins, president; · breakfasted together. I might add Clyde Cooper, vice president; Lena that four or five missed the preBates, secretary-treasurer; William , Jirninari es by corning just In time Swartzwelder, yell leader. I for breakfast. In the chapel period of last week, "A Freshman., Ada Schmitt gave a very humorous 1 reading, "Pill er Fights," which Y. W. c. A . was · foll owed by a spanish dance, The meeting of October 9 will La Cachoca, by Lena Bates. B.o th be a talk by Dr. Virg inia Holmes, the reading and the dance were who comes to us from Omaha in highly appreciated. behalf of the National Y. W. C. A. Y. W . C. A. Hike, This will be L1e fourth of several fpr Miss A jolly bunch of "Y' ' girls !'!tart- meetings scheduled ed to tramp to Barney , Saturday Holmes in Peru. She has a meaafternoon. They carried numerous sage for all girls which wi ll be paper sacks containing buns, wie- most valuable.
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Students--Faculty--& Priends It is a matter of pleasure and pride with us to meet your e~ery need, in our lines, in a manner to accommodate you. Our entire business poli cy is shaped hy this ambition. On that account we solicit your requests for -eccommodatlon, special as well as ordinary. We want to earn your trade on the merit of our service and goods.
G. Notes, Do you belong t o the jolly bunch of J. U. G.'s? Once a J. U. G., always a J . U. G. This club was organized last year., and the members of the club count evenings spent at the J. U. G. Club meetings among the most pleasant of all the year. All girls of Normal rank, rooming in houses where there are not more than five, automatically become members of the club at the beginning of each year. If you are included in this group, we want you at our business and social meetings. Regular meetings are held the first Saturday of each month in expression hall. Pholol Philo! Oh, say! let me tell you the news .b efore any one else has a chance. There is a Philo program Saturday night. And I know something else about it, too. It is going to be an open meeting, which means that everyone, whether a member or not, may attend. I bet there'll be a big crowd there, too ; don't you? Now, if you know of any one who neglected to join Philo don't let them stay at home and get lonesome; bring them to the Philo entertainment Saturday night, October 11, in the chapel. Remember it is the night after we win from Midland.
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Professor Gregg was a most welcome visitor on our campus By the box or pound. Jnst the Saturday. Tho enjoying his new thing for .that Birthday Present work at Wesleyan he has not forgotten his old friends at Peru. He NORMAL STO~E spent th~ day at The Pointer office, arranging for the mailing out of the preliminary programs for the State Teachers' Association. This meeting promises to be one of the AND largest in the history of the state. Much credit is due Professor Gregg for his proficient service in arranging such an excellent program for association week. He has promised Batt~ries or Anything to b~ with the Peruvians at the!r in the Hardware line annual banquet at Omaha.
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