The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-22
FARGO COLLEGE NEWS


College opened Tuesday, after a va
cation of something over week The
opening chapel service was lead by act
ing Dean Brown. who gave a brief adj
dress of welcome.
President Creegan. who has been
spending several days in Canada, atr
tending to land interests, returned on
Tuesday evening.
Chapel was led Wednesday by DR..
Stratton, who took for his topic, A
Finished Life. He emphasized the facI
that the worth Of life does not de-
pend on its length, that quality means
more than quantity. Everyone should
use his powers to the best advantage.
The Y. w. c. A. meeting this week
was given over to the consideration of
plans with reference to the Geneva
delegation. The Y. w. c. A. is also
making preparations for the enter
tainment of the delegates to the terri
torial conference, which is to be held
in this city
The weekly. Y. M. C. A. meeting was
In charge Of f. H. Leslie The fol-
lowing officers were elected for next
year: President, f. e. Stillwell; vice
president Clarence Cove1l secretary,
Lloyd Musberger; treasurer, Arthur
Doe.
On Sunday James Smith, former
student, was a college visitor. He is
on his way to Alaska, where he will
be connected with the United States
coast and geodetic survey.
Miss Powell spent the spring vaca-
ton at the home of Miss Crandall in
Michigan City. n. d.
The seniors are now wearing their
caps and gowns daily.
DIR. d. X. Pearsons of Chicago, who
has already given the college upwards
of $4,000, sent President Creegan a
check for. $1,000 on his own DIST birth
day.
The board OF editors for the next an
nual, which will be published next year
by the junior and sophomore classes,
has been elected 1t stands as follows:
Editor-in- Chief-F. HI. Talbot
Assistant Editors-Nellie Bishop and
Grace Leininger.
Art Editor-Harry Haggart.
Literary Editors-Myrtle Stever and
Melvin Hildreth.
Historieal--Fred Stillwell.
Contributors and Department Heads
Frances Emery, Helen Smith, Hildur
Dorff Ina Lowry, Minnie Kohler, Myr-
tie Blanchard. Lissie Hodgson, Fred A.
Stever and Keith walker.
Faulty Supervisors-Miss True and
Miss HILL
The college quartette has several
oates for the week Immediately follow
ing commencement In the northern
part Of the state. Three OF the cities
in which they will appear are ST.
Thomas, Grafton and Bathgate.
Paul Paulsen and Miss Rebecca
Moore OF the Fargo college academy,
have been re-engaged by the Gardner
school board to continue their work
there another year.
Friday evening the Y. M. C. Al. as
sisted by the conservatory faculty and
others, gave their annual. concert in the
college chapel. There were musical
numbers by Messrs. Orr and Lambert
son and the ladies' double quartette,
and readings by Miss Eunice jacobson
and Miss Hattie Amsde1l.
The annual state oratorical contest
will take place Monday evening in the
Presbyterian church of Fargo. There
will be speakers from four colleges.
Fargo college will be represented by
Fred Stillwell.
The Easter sermon at the Moorhead
Methodist church was delivered by
Fred Stillwell. Miss Ella BecKman
rendered two vocal selections.
L. Monson, a former student, was a
recent chapel visitor. Miss True has
made the library a loan OF several
valuable reference books for tine con-
venience of the students Mrs. Ami
don has made the library gift of a
subscription to The Woman Suffrage