Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-12-30
BIG CHAPEL WEDNESDAY
wriends and ''0rads" Revisit A. II. 0.
IN Large Numbers

The chapel was packed 70 con-
aiderabiy more than a comfortable
number for the Wednesday morning
Christmas chapel. Visitors occupied
q prominent place in the assembly.
The program was opened BY an ap-
propriate reading from the Bible
and an answering anthem by the
Girls giee club stationed In one OF
the balconies.
There followed q very beautiful
story Of the Christmas time by Mrs.
II. D. Bartlett, Q short talk by Supt.
Stacey on the beauty OF the Christ
mas spirit. several selections by the
orchestra and the awarding OF the
football AS. The following receiv-
ed their letter: H. Little, !. samp-
SON, H. Gish, q. Eisenhower. G.
Van Doren. o. Romberger, @. Samp-
son. Jas. Robson. L. Kreps, H.
Tober, B. Engle. II. Kraybill. w.
EiBolo, v. WlcOA'
The chapel was closed with the
singing of the school songs and some
very live yells. Visitors at chapel
were: ]. H. Engle. Mrs. H. r. Lit
tie, Mrs. H. d. Bartlett, Mrs. Chas.
Cans, Mrs. A. o. Zook, orpha Zook,
Lewis Hunt, Tracy Conklin, Noah
Hershey, Ed. Crawford, Roy Gar
yer, Robert Walters, Harold Kray-
bill, Frank Kraybill, Henry Gish,
Clark Steyer, Frances Wilmer, Elsie
Patterson, Lois Jackson, Lucille
Jackson, Lloyd Geoffroy, Curtis
Brewer, Herbert Cowan, Howard
Hoffman, Edith Fenton, Jack Hut
ton, Lee Hutton, Harry Lancaster,
Paul Steelsmith, Florence Musser,
Willard Day, Elizabeth Wyandt, Mrs.
G. C. Wyandt, Mary Smith, Viola
Engle, Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Hill, Ha-
eel Fulton, Coda Miermaster, Paul
Hoffman, Mrs. Elmer Forney, P. L.
Gross, ]. A. Kaufman, Roger Daw-
son, Wesley Gish, Mrs. William
.Shellhaas, Louise Hopkins.
Teachers Off for Vacation
Where are the teachers going to
spend their vacation and what is the
ching they are looking forward to
Ehs most?
!. Prof. J. w. French says he Is go
Ing to Pittsburg. Kansas, and then
20 Lawrence. He also sdded that he
to get to both places in
time for . big Christmas or New
Years dinner. Miss Cora Ault says
uhe IL going Ito hum" (Baldwin)
and is looking forward with eager
anticipation to trip to Kansas
City. Prof. D. H. Simpson will spend
his vacation in Chicago and is look
sng forward to family reunion.
When this edition Of the Booster
was prepared for publication Prof.
J. W. White was still undecided
whether to 60 TO Chicago for hot
time with some former college conf
panions and football friends, or
whether to stay In Abilene to cele-
hrate the vacation. Miss Florence
Shade intends to spend Christmas
at her home in Ellsworth and says
she is looking forward to Christ
mas dinner more than anything
else. Miss Bernice Pickard is going
TO spend her vacation at her homo
in Lawrence. When asked what she
was looking forward to the most,
she blushed and said company"
and trip to Kansas City.
Miss Ethel Shay says she is going
to visit both Lawrence and EN-
poria and is eager to see Santa
Claus. Miss Ruth Hunt is going to
stay in Abilene during the vacation
and is looking forward to sleepins
late in the mornings. Miss Nina
McLatchey intends to celebrate her
vacation "down on the farm" near
Topeka and is looking forward to
seeing the folks Miss Annie Hop.
kins hesitated before acknowledges
that she was going to spend part Of