The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-03
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TRINITY PARK
College Notes n Various Kinds u
Interest Many Minds

After resisting d half-hundred
charges or dynamite, dozen different
attempts to batter 1t down with bat
tering rams, and the moral persu-
aston OF q crew OF wreckers for the
past three weeks, the tower OF the de-
stroyed Washington Duke building
was finally laid low Monday morning.
With the walls razed to the ground
the work of clearing away the wreck
can be pursued with great deal more
safety, and 1t Will not be long now be-
fore the site will be clear of wreckage
and ready for the foundation work
Of the new administration building.
AT the fourth annual meeting and
banquet OF the Harvard club of North
Carolina, held last Friday at Raleigh,
Prof. R. N. Wilson, of Trinity college,
was elected secretary-treasurer and
DR.. y. ]. Wolfe. OF the department of
biology, a member OF the board OF di-
rectors. The president of the club
for the coming year is Mr. Albert A.
Cox, of Raleigh. The banquet was a
most enjoyable occasion and was en-
liyened by college songs and i'm
promptu speeches. The next annual
meeting win be held at Chapel Hill
February 20, 1912.
The Chronicle has received an
announcement that Mr.. r. NJ. Norment
Jr., who graduated with the class Of
l1909, has purchased the Robson Ad.
vance, OF Lumberton, N. c., and will
conduct 1t as an independent paper
DR.. w. II. Glasson, last year pro
lessor OF economies at Trinity, and
flor the present year relieving DIR
jerks, of the department of economics
lat Cornell, recently delivered an ad
dress on the commission form cf gov
Iernment before a civic club Of Ell
mira, n. ~. The Almira ADVERTISED
speaks highly Of the address.
| DR.. Frank c. Browns book, 'Th'
Life and Work of Settle" Is receiyin:
favorable comment from the Chicag'
critics, as shown In reviews Of tn,
work which appeared in two Of tn
J leading Chicago dailies recently.
Mr.. II. c. Tucker. member Of tn
Legislature from Ashe county, cam
down for the debate Saturday night
He stayed with Mr.. w. Z. Eller. Of tn
junior class.
| Rev. A. McCullen visited his daugh
ter and son In college this week.
Rev. z. Paris visited his son, Nj
J Ralph Paris. last week.
: Mr.. B. F. Wrenn, of Siler City, Wis
! tied his daughters. Mrs. J. A. Morgal
l and Miss Lizzie wrenn, Thursday an
] Friday OF last week.
e Mr.. B. T. Hurley, OF the senio
e class. spent Wednesday at Haw Rive
d on a visit to friends.
Mrs. J. A. Morgan entertained III
Nv. d. W. sorority on February %.
a Mr.. Henry Wilson, formerly OF tn
b class OF 1901, and now holding a pos
0 ton with the Bell Telephone compan
d at Winston, spent Saturday on th
: campus visiting friends.
4 Mr.. A. II. Hoffman. formerly of th
d class OF 1911, spent several days o
n the campus last week. s.
Mr.. Ben Houston spent several day
e last week at his home in Wilmington
al Mr.. w. II. Boyd who spent severs
y days at home last week on accour
) OF his eyes, has returned
: Mr.. b. w. Hawfs. OF Baltimore. Nd
who graduated here in the class {
1908. spent several days on III
campus visiting his cousin. Mr.. Juniu
Rose.
! DIR. p. n. Hardee. OF Stem, n. c
spent last Thursday night on tn
campus visiting his son, Mr.. David
Hardee. OF the sophomore class.