Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-01

81 humble.
The following men have been
chosen, so far, as this years musical
representatives. of the College:
CHORUS. LIST Tenors: Eastwood.
Wright, Sanders, Stuart.
2nd Tenors: Easwootd, C. Dean.
Carroll. Conner Green, IlullanhsM urth.
| Iaokson.
Baretores: Blackwnod, london
Graybeal. Young.
2nd Easses; Morelnnd. Hounshcl.
hclvey, Stout, Wygal.
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QUARTErTE: Eastwood Brothers,
Blacknrd, aud Morcland
Mandolin Club LIST Mandolin. Me-
Reynolds. 2nd Mandolin, Green. Man.
do'a, Graphical. Banjos Moore and
Starnes. Guitars: Hollandsworth,
Stout, Johnson.
Violin Quartctte list violin, Ward.
End violin, Hurley. viola, Yost. cello,
McReynolds.
ORCHESTRAL:
NNlollh l1uartetct IA aDOvc)
Piano. DevcfauX. Cornet, Green.
(Trombone, Flute and Clarionettc
to be chosen.
This will he the most complete
musical organization that has ever
represented Emory and Henry. II is
Professor McRcynolds' aim not allow
the size of the Club to prevent that
careful nttrntiun To detail ON the pnri
OF the boys, which contributed 80
much to the success of the musical
squad two years ago. The members
vii! he drilled on their parts, individ-
ually, then in sections, aud finally M
whole chorus. During the chorus
practice, quartettes will be selected
Mt random from the chorus to rehearsc
various passages together, giving the
director better opportunity to listen
and criticise. All solo parts with the
chorus will be tried by the different
members of the respective sections,
with the view of getting the best
man for each individual part.
DR.. Mcconnell and Prof. Hunter
spoke Mt Blackwell's Chapel Wednes-
day afternoon under the auspices of
the Appalachian Educational Founda-
ton.
Judge Geo. M. Cassell of East Rad
ford, Va, spoke at Emory Thursday,
using as his subject "What are you
thinking? Thursday afternoon Judge
Cassell gave two lectures one at
Liberty Hall and the other at Stone
High School.
The extension department of Sec
ondary Education is growing very
apidly. Many students are enrolling
from the adjoining counties both in
the Saturday classes and the cor
respondence courses.
Prof. Jas. A. Johnson, Principal of
the public schools at Mniden's Falls.
comes over to the college every Sat
urday to attend the class in Secondary
Education.
MIR. Carl Bare, Student Secretary
of the Y. M C. A. in Virginia, spent
several days in Emory recently in
conference with w. M. Bunts, the
Secretary of the local Y. Nj. G. A.
Mr.. Bare spoke to the students Sum
day morning about the progress of the
Y. M. c. A. work among the various
colleges in the State.
Rev. Il. G. Shuler of Marion, Va
was in Emory this week looking over
his property which he recently pur-
chased for the college.
Rev. r. X. Sutherland who was
recently appointed financial agent of
Emory and Henry. was here this week
viewing the situation and formulating
plans for aggressive financial cam
paign.
Miss Helen Bowyer has returned
to her home after an extended visit to
her brother. DIR. Claude Bowyer of
Stonega. Va.
Mrs. j. l.. Hardin is visiting in
Bristol this week.
Miss Mary Ann Akers spent last
Friday and Saturday in Bristol visit
ing friends.
DR.. and Mrs. j. p Mcconnell were
entertained Mt the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. K. Fl. Mcconnell last Sunday.
The Mission Study Glass began it's
work last Sunday with very large
enrolment. DR.. Mcconnell has been
selected to teach the class this year.
"The Cry of the City" is the title of
the Book that will be studied during
the scholastic year.
DR.. Weaver spent Tuesday evening
in Abingdon in conference with Drs.
Long and Neighbors planning an
educational campaign for the next
several months.
The local chapter of the w. C. T.
u. held a meeting in the college
chapel Sunday.
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