The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-11-27
CITY AND CAMPUS

Church entertained the MetnO01st
students of Christian and Stephens
colleges in the reception hall of the
church Saturday evening. Refresh
ments were served in the colleges col
ors.
The Junior Girls Sunday school
class of the Baptist Church will en-
tertain several friends with candy
pull. Each member Of the class is
allowed to invite one guest. w. X.
Bayless conducts the class.
Lloyd L. Roe, a former student in
the School of Engineering who is at
present employed at Sedalia, was in
Columbia yesterday visiting friends.
The women in the School of Jour-
nalism will have a Christmas party the
evening of December in Switzler
Hall
Grover Sims, who has been visiting
in Columbia, went to Centralia today.
Miss Ola Mae Pennington, who Is
teaching in the high school at Aux
vase, returned there today after
spending the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Pennington.
NJ L. Francis, editor Of the Slater
News, who has been here on business,
returned home today.
Miss Pauline Buck, a student in
University High School, went to her
home at Rothville today. She will re-
turn Sunday.
Miss Maggie Davidson went to Mex
leo for a visit today. She will return
Tuesday.
H. L. Kinzie, the evangelist who re-
Gently closed three-weeks' meeting
at Bethel Chapel, returned to his
home in Fort Scott, Kan. today. Be-
fore going to Bethel Chapel he had
charge of a meeting at Valley Springs.
]. l.. Davenport, who has been here
on business, returned to Browns to-
day.
]. H. Goslin went to Centralia this
morning on business.
W. C. White of Anabel, and ]. G.
Maasden of Fairfield, Ia, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dunkelber-.
ger, returned home this morning.
]. S. Morris left for Thompson this
morning to hunt quail.
Miss Justine Carter of Synodical
has been visiting Margaret Dilling-
ham and Anna Rummel of Read Hall.
Samuel Jones of Centralia is busi-
ness visitor here.
l. w. Nixon has gone to his farm
south Of Hallsville. He will return
Saturday.
]. H. Belcher left for Memphis,
Tenn, this morning, where he is ship
ping a carload of mules.
W. J. Carter has gone to Kansas
City for a few days business trip.
P. D. Elkin went to Vandalia this
morning.
Miss Leora Davis of Gallatin, who
has been visiting Miss Rowena Ray,
returned home today.
1. v. Evans of Rocheport went to
Bowling Green on business today.
R. H. Emerson, supervisor of Boys
and Girls Clubs, went to Carrollton
today to judge club exhibits. From
he will go to Sedalia.
The livestock judging team of the
Texas Agricultural College will be in
Columbia today to look over the ami
nal husbandry department.
d. F. Luckey has been asked to give
a lecture at the University of Illinois
The second week in January. There
Is to be a conference of the Illinois
Cattle Breeders and Cattle Feeders
there at that time.
Leroy S. Dewey and Miss Wathena
Hamilton of Joplin are attending the
State Conference for Social Walfare.
Mr.. Dewey is president and Miss Ham
lton is secretary of the Joplin Provi-
lent Association.
The Missouri Union will have anoth-
er open house and smoker after the
mass meeting tomorrow night.
Rex Wickham, who was graduated
from the College of Agriculture in 1915
is now with the United States Depart
nent of Agriculture at Washington. He
is working in the division of corn in
vestigations.
John Alfred, a graduate of the Uni
is now farm management
in Tennessee, with an Of
fee at Knoxville.
Miss Margaret McElroy returned to-
day from her home in Kansas City,
where she has spent the last six weeks
from typhoid fever. Miss
McElroy comes back to her work as
secretary in the Extension Division aft
er a three months absence
Mark Lomax, a freshman in the Uni
has gone to his home in La
clede as the result of illness following