Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-01
Monmouth News

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Monmouth, Ore. Nav Lac. r.
day morning Mr.. J. A. Cbpr.bn -.
superintendent OF public ipstrnet:o' o'S'e ~
oregon, delivered 10 the ,tnden,s ~ III
FACULTY Of the Oregon Normal saLo.I ~. I"u :
most splendid talk, the tonic of ~ 1
was The Byproduet." H. Chn-4t.',
not only spoke of the chance 81 ..lsih ~
rave been made along educational lines
Ihe distribution Of students in res,,cct
TO the subjects in high school and ~ ~
opportunities open to the school IL H..
euleating more virtues. hut e,,,la;,,aa
that with all these things anrasr ~ y,
by-produet in the form 6f tbe mil =
character, patriotism, partieina+io5 IN
the actual daily life ana tho rat,,,,. ~ -
society of the individual tbrougb "a ~ ~
tive and earnest endeayor Ue oIso
nlaue ~ PLAIN that although subject mat.
Ter and methods are very essential N
the instruction Of the American student
II is the invisible Influence of no,sor'
ality and moral qualities Of +bose assa
eiated with the student which cortr;b
utes more TO the production of tbe Gin.
est and highest things in our bovs and
glriS. The talk was thoroughly enjoy.
ed by all hearers and the students sboy.
ed TO Mr.. Churchill the place he bolJs IN
!he,r regard by rising and greeting him
IN nearly applause as be came on the
platform. '"'
The program for commencement veel,
at the Oregon Normal school will be "a
follows: 90
Saturday June 9--Prcsident' 5 break.
fast; junior prom.
Sunday, June 10-Baccalaureate cor.
mon, to be preached by Rev, d. v. Pol.
ing, of Dallas.
Monday, June 1l-Faculty reception:
class play. ''"'
Tuesday, June 12-Last chapel and class
day; alumni picnic; alumni BANQUET
wednesday, June 13-Gommencemen
The commencement address is 70 be giv.
EN- by Prof. Norman Coleman. of Reed
college.
Last Thursday morning during chanel
period, Miss Ester Anderson represent
ed the senior class of the normal school
with a very interesting talk entitled
- We Are Only Human After All"
On next Tuesday night, MAY l, in the
high school auditorium. the Parent.
Teachers association will hold their
regular monthly meeting. The follow.
ing has been prepared for the ocacsion:
Singing by members, led by Miss
Mary Hoham.
Reading, Del Tcdruw.
Violin duetyHjalmar Gentle and Don.
aid Skeen.
Reading, Fannie Steinberg.
Ladies quartette, Imogene Richards,
Gertrude Rogers. Rosabelle Smith,
Hope Mcdonald
Address, President J. H. Ackerman.
DR.. ]. Alphus Boyd, impeYonator.
will appear in the Norm theatre Mon.
day night at 1880. DR.. Boyd is former
ly from the Bible university at Eugene,
end a student Of Eugene Knox. He
comes very highly recommended and
will give many excellent readings.
Twenty per cent of the receipts 90 to
the Parent Teachers association. Mr..
Ackerman has very kindly consented to
excuse all normal students who might
wish to attend this entertainment.
Mr.. Adams, of Eugene, one of the
newly appointed members of the high
way commission, will be in Monmouth
on next Friday and will speak to the
people of this city in the normal chapel
during the chapel period Everybody
is interested in the road question, hence
all win be much interested in hearing
Mr.. Adams remarks. Plans for the en-
tcrtainment Of the guest are now under
way which will include a short tour Of
this immediate vicinity and luncheon
to be served in the domestic science de-
partmcnt of the training school to
which the business men of Monmouth
have been invited.