The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-07-08
Bates County Club Notes

Butler, June IA, l9l5.-The Bates
county students at Warrensburs
met and elected the following of.
ficers in the organization of the
Bates County Club.
A. C. Moreland, President: Mil
dred Hampden. Treasurer: Pearl
/. Smith, Secretary; Courtney
Oates, Seargent-at-arlas.
At later date the following
committees were appointed Ivy
the president
Committee on program for She
Club-Helen Maxey, Jesse Ray
and j. V. Hanna.
Picnic Committee-Nell Moore.
Mary Mattingly. Alta Chapman
and Ed McCune.
Realizing the interest Of the
folks back home" in their emil
dren, cousins and other people up
here from Bates County, Mr.,
Moreland appointed the follow
ing list of reporters To report to
their respectie papers, any items
Of interes, regarding the doings
Of the club:
Adrian Journal Alta Chap
man: Amsterdam Enterprise,
Blanche Smith; Amoret Leader.
Courtney Oates; Border Tele-
phone. Coda Swarens': Rockville
Booster. Clark Smith: Rich Hill
Enterprise. Lacie Rider: Mining
Review. Marvin Cook; Butler
Democrat. Elizabeth Ewin; But
Ter Times, Ralph Pipes: Repuhh-
can Press. Elsie SilverS; The Rec
ord. Glenn Adams
Now homefolkS. roll up youi
sleeves. find a shady nook and re
new your subscription for sur,l.
charming serials are Forthcoming.
On July LIST. beginning a. . 30
the following program WAS rtu-
dered:
Song. ouid Lang Sync-Ry tn"
Club.
Piano Sclo-Mi>s Golda >Nar-
ems,
Violin Selo-Ed McCunc
Address-Pres. Hendricks
Hi hi HIS aatllt4aF address Head r. 4
observed that We should not
think of oar school life as mcc,lv
a preparation but that We are
now living. We are doing the
worlds work now Too MANY
students. he said. We're of the
opinion that life would become ,
life after graduation.
Regarding the work here .he g.,
eleven hundred fifty or more ,
students are being taken care 81 ,
without such great Inconvenience
and the Warrenshurg standard
of work is being maintained. n
Ii is no, necessary. says Mr. :
Hendricks. Ito go elsewhere FOR i,
school work as the Inconvenience Y
here is only temporary and tina,
the fines, buildings of their kind q
in the Mississippi Valley south OF =
the lows line were IL be con-
structed
The training school building r
will be completed by the frs, of I,
October and by thar .ime work Il
IN the other buildings will he {
we'll in progress h
One building will be given over o
to Science. On the first floor will :
be the agricultural department.
an the second floor physics and c,
a
In the main building the H. Il
hrary will be on the first floor h
and will have an outside en- a
trance, Directly in front Of the N
library room there will be lob Il
by 50x;0 with lavateries on eth 5.
er side. The buildings are being
planned SD that suitable addi- I'll
lions can be made in the future II
The grounds of the old build
ngs win be parked and foun- il
lain placed in the center. Thus
eou see grand preparations are in
progress for rebuilding the War
State Normal and when
you can guess that a
Normal No. 2 will be worthy of ID
admiration. OF
s'But the buildings are Of less- t.
r importance than the efficiency II
hey render to the people and the &c
hing that is going to make our II
chool great is our devotion to >
Iur ideals" warns Mr.. Hen Il
lricks-- Also he says There are le
NO great works among others 81
ar this school ia develop. First.