The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-02-13

completion. Besides work done in
the society halls. the library room
has been repaired b. . new ceiling,
The date Of the celebration is the
sixteenth. \ great many visitors are
expected. There Will b. Z special
train operated from Raleigh. leaving
that place 81 $50 y m. and Wake
Forest IL , III. Of the same date.
AT $50 y. m. on Friday. viii oc-
cur the annual debate. The query IS
Resolved. That the Right to Vote
Should Not Be Restricted on Account
or Sex. Presiding will he w ].
Grain. Phi, while II G. Griffin, Eu..
Will act as secretary The speakers
are as follows: Affirmative. a. {. Al
len. Phi. and Samuel Long. Eu. mega
/ tive, Il. l.. Bianton. Eu. and J. {.
/ Brown. Phi
! In the evening. commencing
| promptly at $50. viii take place the
I orations. The orators and their SUBJ
jects arc follows: w N. Scrusss
| tu.. Medlclne: Achievements and t.ll
| TO Service. 5. &. HliIaru Pm. Inc
| nllnlsned Task OF Education IN North
oaIuIlna.
Inc marshals who viii attend 10 the
guests are from the Eu. Society, j !.
Edwards. chief, 9. W. Sawyer X g.
| Green from the I'M. society w L.
I,dut ON, cnef. a. 9. D!vkens. +. &.
Harvard.
After the oratIons the stuoents and
their guests VIII repair TO the sotitty
hail Tor the annual reception. 1T IS
Always an occasion or the greatest
pressure TO everyone concerned, and
TINS Year VIII DC no exception. ii IL
hoped mat the pIoNerui,tI anniversary
weather viii pass us 10y TINS year.
| 1ne SuoIc,t vi ine ie,,nt ln,ct.l- Z
OF the, WAKE crest Literary Clup Was
onalieS DICKENS.
i he c!uD met at the nome Of pr.
Taylor. ms was the inst meeting
o. ll. ORGANIZATION uurlns tnis scs-
SION of scnool. DICKENS. HIS .,tl.er
, ana 4 lace IN IIIte4.atu.e, ulo> ass
, ca AMY by Or. Sleuu. Or. 1aHIor
spoke Interestingly on 'Dlcnens H., \
So,ial Ile1ormer Dr. tasrnal as
Cuosed the 'DIckenS' Characters =
neie weie readings uy Ms. ou.loNn.
WI ). l4.tHIttu, ana Dr. ooIieIl. \
pleasant incident Of the meeting was
the PRESENTATION TO Dr. 1aylor Of q
: ilttIe volume contelnlr the auto
elapnS OF the and Stnlicn4tn
IA VSSHA. ia ictoSHitioH ti HIS vi
| Jay, Wnlcn occurred on that uay.
IN chapel yesterday uttai
: publicly expressed his pleasure at IN.
te,o4u iilaue ~ lnt Nane roltot n4el
At the recent examination OF ilIv 50.
preme Court Inere were ten men K
e Apply for Incense 20 plattl,e Jaw /. OH
this institution. ana the report SNOW:
ll.aL every one or them W,.s success
full.
o c.}f tai n
HANDS OF the printers. There nave
been several Changes made IN TN
). courses TO take effect at the beginning
- oA 60, AtAt s,iiool year. One OF tnelI
is IN regard TO the entrance require
ments in the department OF Flenct
). and German. If tn student elect
: not TO take college Latin, i've hour
taken through the Year in potl
- French and German are required 70
entrance. In case Latin is taken thcl
- five hours of only one Of them arr
required. Another change is in re
gard to the schedule. The recitation
next year will begin at $40. The
will consist Of one hour each. III
stead OF being at 600 O'Clock, chape
:, exercises Will be held at 12:1
:, Twenty minutes will be allowed 10
them. The school day. including tn
laboratories. Will close at $50. on
hour sooner than at present. TIL
catalogue also shows a present enroll
ment Of 432, with IS graduate ST.
dents
!, The portrait Of Prof. J. =. Carlyle
VI painted by Mrs Marshall Williams D
I Faison. n. c., and to be presented I
/ the college by the Wa Ike Forest Alum
n # EOheSOn ountv. has been IL
ceived The nature of the present
ton exercises and the time Of tn
!. presentation has not been decide
upon yet.