Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18
Kendall College NelCs
of a Week :"

Kendall college afforded a good
example by setting apart last week as
a week Of pcayer. In these days OF
mourning, when few persons are
spared frym sorrow or privation, may
1 each one learn to play his part ana
play 1t well: may each, in remcm-
! brance of those dear boys at the front
( who are cacrficing everything, grasp
/ his neighbor's hand with an earnest
/ honest grip-and say TO him goo
/ bless you" Tho Y. NJ. G. A. topics
and leaders at Kendall last week were
as follows:
Monday: For all who are affected
I by the war: politicians and busineSs
/ mcn-Dr McMurtry tJamcs ca
Tuesday For all who suffer from
wars influences and effectsAMr.
Laurence Johnson.
Wednesday; For Christian workers
| IN all lands-Mr. S. h. Pack.
Thursday: For the Church OF
! Christ and the unity of all those who
I follow him-Mr Winfred Setzer.
/ Friday. The Y NJ G. A., Y. w G.
| A. ana all kindred organizations
! their message and their Methods
! Mr.. Kenneth Jennings.
Week of Prayer.
Missionary work
Monday, Africa-Nnss Eudora Syl-
"cster.
Tuesday: United Canada and south
America--MsS Margaret Mosley.
Wednesday, China, Japan Turkey,
and lpdia-Miss Anna Alexander.
Thursday Australia-Miss Lu a
| May Ilays
FRIDAY: Europe - Miss Lonietta
/ COuile.
Some time ago the students of Ken
Gail pledged themselves to raise $500
for the Y. NJ. c. A. work in France.
This week they not only raised the
! 800 but also. came within a close
/ Ger to raise this amount the students
! pledged considerable. Now in an ef-
| fort to make good their promises,
! Kemp Lodge has become Veritable
! commercial establishment Of varied
| industries. As you pass thru the cor
! ridor YOU will note this sign on the
! door:
GIFT shop.
Christmas gifts. Leave your order
--Madamoiselle Ingram.
And next TO that i'm the most COS
mopolitan fashion, comes this sign:
| will do your ironing ami
pressing at rcas )nable rates. See
me.-Sallie Lambeth.
DOVE along the hall Miss Mosleys
sign reads:
y Fancy Darning.
| Big Darnes. Little Darnes.
Can darn anything from paiamas
to evening gowns.-Miss Marga-
ret Mosley.
Then-the shop de luxe that can
supply you with anything from a
"sbine" to "make-up," as follows:
| Madamoiselle Kaho-Mdnicur-
ing. facial ma ssage. hair dress
ing, shoe shining.
Madamoiselle Godbey-Mak-
ing beds. sweeping. daning hose.
Another. that is doing n very thriv'
ing business is as follows:
Miss Louise Rennie, Miss Lula
N May Hays--Fudge. sandwiches.
The above firm, IT has beel sale
Is the most prosperous Of all and /.
well out Of debt by this time. We lit
tlc' question the statement. Again
a little farther down the hall there il
this sign:
Painting, Christmas cards--Niss
Grigsby.
THE cards which are very pretty
are selling at reduced prices.
Another firm advertises:
Tutor-Latin specialty-M
Ina McBee
Then again:
Typewritng at reduced rates.
In addition to the above method u
acquiring the necessary funds for thC
Y. NJ. g. A. the senior academy ha'
cancelled its order for class pins ant
class rings; and the Junior college hai
agreed to withhold all banquets ant
spreads for the year.
Miss Margaret Mosloy. chairman o.
the Red Cross association conducts
knitting bee nKemp Lodge ever,
Wednesday and Thursday evening
Between the dinner hour and study
| period the girls gather in the Twins
room with their work bags and knit
ting All sorts Of useful articles hav,
been made such as comfort socks
scarfs, sweaters, helmets, etc, whcl
are on sale for the benefit Of the slle,
Cross. A large poster has been pre-
pared with names of articles finished
and their prices.
The Sequoyah club celebrated tn,
closing of the membership contest be
tween the reds and the blues by
party at Kemp Lodge Friday evening
The blues, having lost, entertained
the reds.
The senior academy gave a clas
party Friday evening at Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Hendren's residence. -S12 Souti
College, city Twenty-Five were pres
ent. who were chaperoned by Mis-
Nenetta Jones class advisor an,
was the first party OF the season
given under the Hoover restrictions
no refreshments having been served
A short musical program was givel
Thursday morning, as follows limo
gene Bierly, piano; Stella Henderson
patriotic reading; Sihyl Mailer. Mil
0red MCMurtry. Burnice Smith
Gladys Cook, violin quartet
Saturday evening Kendall colleg
gave a pupils recital at Sis o'clock.
| Program.
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