Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-12
G-inne!I and Vicinity.

Special 20 Times Republican.
G-inne!l Jan. l2.-Tae Drake Grim
nell pas-le ,Dall game was a warm one
.ast evening from start TO finish, end
-I4s With d score OF So 10 II in favor OF
GIll.De.4. The tirSt half closed with l9
20 >. Inc Drake team averaged a little
The heavier, and eXcelled IN height ana
reach, but the Grinnel boys We're
quicker on tns.r teet. were il the right
place al the right time, did better team
WORK, and some paeI.oal en... basket
throwing.
A, the Wonens Foreign Missionary
meeting at me Corgre gaiiona! church
yesterday Afternoon Mrs. Aldace Child
presented the cause Of the women OF
he orient IL general. Mrs. Mckarahau
and Mrs. Brook spoke on the condition
o. women in America a hundred years
ago and the WORK done BY women OF
he present age in the foreign mission
fields. Hiss Cora NheIpton gave a
thrilling account Of the rnassacres il
Turkey less than two years ago, in the
vicinity o. Marash, where she has been
a missionary FOR some years, and Of the
destitute condition OF the women whose
male relatives had been murdered. She
showed many articles % the finest
haIdiworh made by these women and
TO De sold 10 help along The missionary
cause in that region The president OF
the society. Mrs. Charles Noble. spoke
seelngIy Of Mrs ]. b Grinnell whose
life and works were called especially to
mind by the gift Of s. just received
from Mrs. Mar GrinneM Mears for the
cause her mother loved so well.
The Py'thian Sisters he'd their reg
uiar meeting last evening and install
ed the following officers: N. Z. c.. Mrs.
Jessie Mehlin; z. S. Miss Mabel Goes;
Z. j., Mrs Stella Cox: manager. Mrs.
Viola Dickerson; NJ. of r. & c., Mrs
Cora sharp: NJ. OF F.. Mrs. Nellie Wes-
90; protector. Miss Fides,a Hastings;
outer guard Mrs Ellen X. Goss: in
stalling officer. Mrs. Bessie Paine: as
sistants. Mrs. Eunice Bryan and Miss
Bertha kinrik. The ins tallation was
followed ok refreshments and a social
hour
The union meetings this week have
been marked by full houses and un-
usual interest.
In the try-out al the college chapel
last evening tor places on the annual
triangular debate the following six
were selected 70 make up the team:
GEoCF. b+Eers. harrison. Fslick. Nell
son, and Barrett, Cioss and Harlan were
also selected as alternates The speak
ers all did we'll and marked ability was
shown by a number
/ AT the regular meeting If the Con-
gregational Brotherhood the question
OF manual training was the main topic
for discussion. Prof. J. D. Stops pre-
scented the subject from the view point
Of the brain structure of the indiv!d-
! ual and made com parison Of the hui
man brain with that of animals Of less
brain complexity, showing how motor
training" as he chooses to name it,
develops the entire man. Superfnten-
dent Eugene Henely showed the need
OF its Introduction into the schools of
this city, stated that space provisions
had been made for It in the building
Of the high school, and stated the ap-
proximate cost of its Introduction and
Of qualified instructors to continue It.
Professor Noble presented plan by
which the Brotherhood will attempt
to take charge Of the evening meet
ings of the church for the coming
year. The Brotherhood membership Is
divided into twenty groups, each one
of which will be responsible for two
levening services. The plan was a6opt-