The Globe-republican., 1901-03-14
SoULE COLLEGE NOTES.

Monday morning Mr.. Cramer is one of
the most loyal friends of the college, and
i Is always welcomed visitor. TO both
students and teachers.
Miss Matfir Padgett, who has been
teaching southwest of Wi.hurn. has fn-
! 5shed Eer term Of school, aud entered the
soil, ye as a student, last Monday Three
new students have entered the school in
the last three weeks Mr.. Will Gardner
of Dodge City, Miss Cora Stonehouse of
SpearviIle and Miss Padgett- These
young people are gladly welcomed 70 our
company of students. lie is expected that
another viii enter next Monday
The teachers are greatly encouraged
by the rapid increase in the number of
students THIS indicates the growing in
terest aud confidence of the public in the
i school.
Prof. LeMaste is justly proud of
these splendid young people who are
coming into the college, and feels that
| the eff orts lie has made during the past
year are bringing forth abundant fruit.
The work of the school is improving
every week. Tee effect of the drill and
study of the past few months is shown
| by the cIearness of the thinking, and
| recitations of the students.
The object of the school work is not
so much to a certain amount of Informal
tion-thou2h that is of great value
bui to train, discipline and polish the
| mind, so that it will be capable of think
ing and reasoning right at all times and
! on all subjects.
Mr.. Padgett of Spearyille. visited at
the College on Sunday afternoon. Miss
Cora Stonehouse visited at her home over
Sunday. Miss Stonehouse is step
daughter of MIR. Padgett.
| The College people enjoying a
great treat in the delicious butter fur
nished by Mrs Padgett, of Spearville.
The term entertainment will be given
on Saturday eysning, March 81 Exer-
cises to begin at $50 o'clock. See pro-
gram in this paper. Admission 10 cents.
PROGRAMME, MARCH %, 1901
| Invocation. ..... Rev. r. A. DeMaster.
| 1. Piano Duet-'sPrince Imperial
| Galop.'' - Misses L. Smith and
j. Kissel.
2 Vocal Solo Mrs f. Gilbert
3. Dialogue-.sThe School Committee
| Characters:
Mrs. Vestry, G. Cramer; Mrs. Brief,
B. Matherly; Mrs. Blunt, L. Smith
Mrs. Pill, j. kissel; Mrs. Lug Nj.
OFT; Mrs. Squash, NJ. Mcdowell
Miss Prim, l.. Davis; Miss Snap, f.
Barber; Miss Fairman, c. Plunkett.
4. Vocal Duet Misses Smith & Cramer.
5. Recitation. -.-....-M Miss E. Barber.
g. Concert Recitation-ssIt is not al
ways May Expression Glass.
z. Vocal Solo .... Miss D LeMaster.
8. DIalogue-ssTobas Turniptop in
Court. ''-Characters
Tobias TurniDtOD. w TarbOx Mrs
Turniptop, Miss Q. Cramer, Isaac
Hornblower, j. Cramer; Squire
Dobbs, H. Kuoef1er; Deacon Small
trader, @. Davis; solomon Primmer,
H. Bragg; Clerk of Court, f. Knoef-
Ter.
Miss Barber.
10. PostuFes-Position, seeing, hearing,
meditating, alteration, supplicaticn.
hope, invitation, despair, horror,
announcement, remorse, resignation,
secrecy, hatred. disdain, terror, ac-
cusatson, repulsion defiance, repose.
discernment, modesty, reflection
and poise.
IL. Vocal Duet-s'Ah, Could L Teach
the Nightingale" Observation-Disclosures.
-. Misses Timmons and LeMastsr
II. Vocal Solo. Mr.. G. Milton
ID. Ratchet Drill - s. @. Girls
IA. College Song and Yell.
Yellow and Rockingham ware chear