The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-17
sToRERI college.

On Friday night the Lincoln De-
batting society entertained large au~
dience with a pride contest, "Why
my country:Qrr state is the best"
The following flHogram was rcnd-
cred: ..- ., XII.
Pennsylvania-F. l.. TomlnSon.
Virginia. Marian Green.
Maryland-Miss Mary Parker. g.
Instrumental: Solo-Miss Claudia
Watkins e e ..*''. -,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Smith. :,
West Virginia-F'red Morris -
Deleware Victor Deshields.
Dutch Ghfana-1H. VanLesten.
The judges decision given was
that owing to the number of points
made, Delaware, represented by Vic
tor Deshields won.
The Athletic Association entertain
the students Of Storer Saturday after
noon with a Tucker party, which was
highly enjoyed by all.
Music was furnished blythe college
band under the direction Of Col Nc
Kinney. .&,
The Lincoln Hall Benefit IAssocia-
tion~is beeff e4ssa niZed. BY: the young
men OF Storer. the purpose being to
fully equip the gy n.4aasiunn in: the new
hall. W. wv -
Extensive repairs are being made
at the Hill Top House by 1'hos Lovett
season.
--.-The y 6. Clu5Gwas organized on,
FrlQaX lastk J. by thaayoung men the
Qhl1ec t. Re st to RT3ihDye GOOD feffow-
ship, college spirit and mutual Bone
| fit among the young men. 49,.
The following officers were elected;
President, Layton j. Wheaton, Min
neapolis, Mimi. J. ,'.. 80
Vice-president, Charles H Palmer,
Seaford, Del.
Secretary, Edward G. Lewis, Char
lesion, w. Va. 49,.
Treasurer, Robert Smith, .Barba-
does.
Seargant-al-arms r. A. Harvey,
Coviugton, Va. .-..
The Round Table met>atgals Bowen
Lecture Room. Saturday (esSIarch 12
and discussed several interesting sub,
jects. The following papers were
read: -.. ..:~.. .
'Thc relation Of the teacher to- the
County superintendent" - by Miss
Mary Whimbs and Edward C. Lewis
and 1.-The relation of the Teacher to-
the School Officers, by vi ISIS Marian
Green.
County Superintendent E. =. Tur-
ner was present and delivered an in
teresting talk on schools and PERSONAL
experiences.
The class Of 1910 were delightfully."-
entertained by President and Mrs. Nc
donald at their home on Camp Hill
Saturday between the hours of 8:00|
and 1000
-A-quotation hunt was one of-the
features of the evening, the prize be-
ing won by B. G.. McGill who discov-
cred the largest number of quota
tons. After being entertained
several selections the guests we're in
vited to the. dining room where delic-
ious refreshments were served. After
singing their class songs, the guests
departed, having spent an enjoyable |
evening.
The Seniors are making prepara-
tioins for their annual class nights
which are to be held March 10, and
Monday, March q. ~
The first ball game OF the season
was played here on the college cam
pus, Saturday, March ~, between the
Junior Giants and the All Stars. The
game was Interesting and was called
at the end Of the twelfth inning at an
IS to 8 score.
Line Up.
Juniors-Kesee, right field; King,
left field; Harris, center; Diggs,
catcher: Howard. first base; Scott, |
pitcher; Wheaton, second base; Nor
ris, third base; Nossctt. short stop.
All Stars--Davis, right field; AFTER,
left field; Green, center; Harvey
catcher: Hill. first base; Tomlinson,
After, Ora wford, pitchers; Lewis, sec
ond base; Fisher. third base; Craw
ford, sho@t stop.
Home rum. Fisher.
Two base hits, Wheaton and Craw-
ford.
Time Of game. four hours.
Innings, II.
Score, Sto s.
Mr., Henry HarpWcll, Of the class Of
'09, was visitor to the Round Table
Saturday.
Miss Meta Evans, class Of '0S, who
has been teaching at Morefeld has
returned to her home at Bolivar after
a successful term. o., ...-
"a Trip to Japan" is the subject Of
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