The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-27
Friends University Notes.

DR.. Dennis professor of biology of Earl
ham college. addressed the students and
faculty at chapel time on Monday. His
theme was that nobody can do anything
until he is prepared. The greatest thing
any one can do in this world is to teach
or study. Nobody can do anything in
this world until he has learned how to do
IL. We study Shakespeare beginning at
his I-rst play and going on until we have
reached his last; then We write a paper
on me Development of the Genius Of
Shakespeare But fever has the Genius
of Christ been written upon. He spent
thirty years preparing to preach three
years He was as we'll prepared to preach
his first sermon concerning the Gospel Of
the Kingdom of God as he was his last
and these words will live as long as will
his last. If one is not good at heart he
can not DO great things. Education is the
school Of preparation; it gives power"
Miss ElVa Moon. a student Of the mu-
steal department. with her parents left for
their old home at Peru, Ind. the past
week.
Professor VIII Price of the Wichita
Business college, gave a very practical
talk on Tuesday. He said: There are
few little things to which We do not
give sufficient attention. We get out Of
life what we put into IL. Life is made IN
of these little things. Our opportunities
for these are limited. No one has erected
whole structure at once. The hand ex-
tended TO neighbor. the sympathetic
word, the smile, are the things that cost
us nothing to give. Some unkind word
has been said; il was Of that fellow over
there; something good has been said;
that was said 10 me What have Won done
to entitle you to sympathy? Who expects
something for nothing is unreasonable.
The one successful is the one willing to
help others
AT a recent election Of the Athletic
Association the following were elected;
President Claude Holmes: vice president
Virgil Davis; secretary. Homer Pickrell;
treasurer, Dan Binford.
The OratoriCal Association presented
the dehators. Mr.. Edgar Haworth Miss
Larue Horner and Mr.. Elmer .McKibben
each with a ten collar bill at chanel ser
vices on Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Of Coldwater. Kan
sas, who are in the city attending confer
ence. were visitors at South hall Mrs
Fisher, formerly Miss Efie Pyle. of Hayi-
land, was the guest Of Miss Daisy Dixon
AT the last regular election of the
Forum the following persons were nut in
Office: President, Miss Mabel Munrs: vice
president. Mabel Allison: secretary. John
Hill; sergeant. Weston LOOMS: critic.
onias Baldwin: reporter, Edna Shaw.
The y. ". &. \. girls had their second
Geneva Fund sale on Friday The
time pies and candies were sold. OF all
Wings good 70 eat, a pie is the first arti-
Gle TO md room in the American hearttN
and the young ladies Were not long in
discovering what a great heart some Of
the younS men had for this particular
FORM OF pastry. More than one hungry
looking fellow went walking OF with half
Pie in his hands. only to come back in
few minutes for The other half Of thar
pie"
Mr. and Mrs. Mckihben of Clearwater
who were in the City attending conference
were visitors at the college on Wednes-
DAY
Mr.. Lindley HID. director Of the band
has returned TO his home at Bluetacket.
Indian Territory. Professor Edith Davis
sf the music department viii take Air.