The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-12-01
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UNIVERSITY NOTES.
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| Secretary Parsons of the state board
of education was in Norman last week
on business.
Dr. Areha X West of the faculty of
the school of medicine, will read a
paper before the Marshall County Med.
ical Society in the near future.
The Geology Club of the university
met Wednesday and elected officers
for the year as follows: Victor Nor
nett of Norman, president; Annette
iWhitehurst of Ardmore, secretary
treasurer.
G. w. McFerron, graduate of the
college of engineering of the univer-
Isity, visited Norman friends recently.
He is with the Waynoka Light and
Power company in northwestern Okla
lhoma.
Bishop Hughes, the great platform
orator, will appear before the students
November q in the second number of
the university lyceum course.
DR.. F. w. Kienzle, a graduate of the
University of Indiana medical school,
|enrolled recently in the university
school of medicine. He is a special
student in the department of clinical
pathology.
Superintendent r. II. Wilson of the
state board of education was in Nor
man Friday visiting the university and
addressing the meeting of Cleveland
and McClain county teachers.
The Sigma M Greek letter fraterni-
ty initiated the following pledges as
members Friday night: Orel Busby of
Konawa, Dan Neil of Billings, Willis
X. West of Oklahoma City, Homa
Wood of Blackwell, Harry Scott of
Blackwell, Chas Shepard of Pawnee
James Hill of Vinita, Owen Owen of !
Caney, Kans., Orthell Jones of Okla |
homa City, and Don Vickers of Alva
j. N. Montgomery of Nashville |
Tenn, one of the field secretaries of
the national college Y. M. c. A. move. |
ment. addressed the students Thurs |
day. His mission was to induce as |
many as possible to attend the south. |
ern conference held annually at Rus. |
ton, La, during the Christmas holi- |
days. Oklahoma always sends large |
delegation to this great conclave of
Christian college men. It is probable
that larger number than ever before
will attend from here this winter.
The University Lincoln County
Club met at the Tri-Delta sorority
house last Friday evening for its first
social event of the college year. About
twenty-five of the thirty members were
The club is composed of stu Il
tents from Chandler, WelIston, Stroud II
Tryon, Sparks, Prague and other points
N the country. With the exception Of
Cleveland and Oklahoma, Lincoln has
he largest enrolment in the univer-
;ity of any county in the state.
Debating Coach Paul Atlee Walker
that preliminaries for the
Kansas and Colorado triangular de- III
bates will be held January 6 and 13
Many candidates have begun study and
t is probable that more than half a
men will enter the first try
out. The ten ranking highest will II
compete in the second preliminary for
places on the debating teams The II
question for discussion in both the pre-
iminary contests and the inter-colleg-
ate debates is, Resolved that the re-
all should be applied to the state
judiciary" It is likely that the same
question will be the subject of the
ocal debate for the silver trophy cup
PRESENTED by Judge Milton c. CARRIER
# Enid This cup is now held by the
Senate Debating Club.