Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-03
State Normal School No. ..

The Stephens Society met i'll Miss Baker
classroom Friday with the president, Miss
Mooney, i'll the chair. The meeting was
called for the election of officers. Those
elected are
F,rSid,nt-S. Boitha Jeffrics.
Ij~-PrcMde"t-BcllcM cIuckic
S,crcfory-Nann JcifricS.
Trc0S"r,r-Christine MCAlpinc.
We have many new members and hope
to have many more.
The Senior class may attend the Institute
in Cumberland Il portion of the time.
CHRISTINE MCALrINE
Monday, Sept y. the Athletic Association
met in Mr.. DrydcnS classroom to re-
organise the Association and elect officers
for the ensuing year. The officers are a.
following:
P,,sjd,nt-Roland Lammcrt
FIR IrcSid,m c. Gale Townsend.
S,ctrtdry-MiSS Jennie Dixon.
TrcoS"rcr-Bonar lIardegan.
\ committee of five. with the President
~ Chairman, was selected to read the Con-
stitution and Bylaws, and, at the next
meeting to recommend such amendments
as are thought to he necessary.
This morning we had the pleasure of
listening to Il very interesting and instruct
i've talk by Prof o. t. Rice principal of
enjoyed by all the students, who will be-
delighted to have Principal Rice with us
again. J. E.DANpEI"E MtEpN"H.
a very appropriate morning song has been
given to the students by Prof. Muriaugh,
which reads thus:
Dav in its splcnlOr.
Tnts again the Eastern sky;
Now let us render
Thanks to God on high
Thou doSt guard our slumbcrS
Through the shadows dark and long;
Hear the grateful numbers
OF our morning song.
CuoEIS.
Father, Oh hear us
Hear our joyful song of praise
Father. Oh hear us
Hear our song of praise.
Hold us. oh hold us
In thy loving care to-day;
Lead us Oh lead us
In thy blessed way
Trusting in Thee ever,
Thy commands may we fulfill;
Naught from Thee can sever,
Naught shall do us i'll.
CnoIrS.
Father oh hear lis
Hear the humble prayer we raise,
Father, Oh hear us
Hear the PRAYER we raise.
j. Lillian WAGNER.
An ENJOYABLE hour was spent ON the
school ground by the students OF the junior
drawing class this afternoon with Miss
Baker. Sketches were made of the school
and surrounding objects.
The Chaplain and Stephens Societies are
having quite contest in securing members.
The students of the Junior and Sophomore
literary or reading club are cXultant over
a new project in view, namely-that of
editing Il Normal School paper. We are
confident of success with such leader as we
have. LILLE Il. tOEKEAN.
The SophomorcS and Juniors are taking
reading course with Miss Baker which is
interesting as we'll rs instructive.
The Juniors had charge of Assembly En-
crciScS Tuesday. Their program was very
interesting. ESTELLE POWELL.
Rev, A. C. IIavcrstick was a pleasant
caller at the Normal school Monday af-
ternoon NELL WILLISoN.
COMING; EVENTS.
Prof NJ. b. Stephens, State Supcrin-
tendent of Public Education, will be
here Friday afternoon, October Is, and at
p, o'clock address, the Normal School
Societies this at the instance and invi-
tation of principal Murdaugh. The adj
dress will be made i'll Assembly Hall
and "thc public at large is cordially in
vitcd to attend and help Faculty and
students to give Mr.. Stephens the honor
implied i'll a popular reception"