Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-23
-urpuEKD COLLEGE NOTES.

"A SHl.l Ili-A''
= -, limitations for the fall term
- -'u5ed yesterday afternoon
We -. morning there was a general
sn- students 10 their homes IN
.1~. sN.S~s Morgan, Hardy. Hampshire
os-Gi.-r and Randolph counties
B FS.,.' en- trey will remain for the holi-
suS' inch continue TO Tuesday,
TasS' ;a,-, 9TH. The term has been very
J';s,I,,.ry in every way and free from
'".,,-IIr-,rns due to sickness. In point
nv '.rrIl.rs. Shepherd College had an
w. record among the normal
ssnbooIs sr~I Of West Virginia, standing
80. ,y,,h a total enrolment of 2O9.
49,, of the teachers will spend
oL,.5.,,,as - pleasantly in Shepherds
.on,n while Miss Baumgardner Will 20
her home in Washington, Mrs. Gard
'cer 10 NartinSburg, Miss Williams to
Wsrers-apn. and Miss Trotter will
ysit in Marietta, Ohio, and Miss Freese
10 Wheeling.
The school assembly last Friday
"a, devoted to a Christmas program
N which an address by DR.. ChiSelin,
ne s.o-y of The Other Wise Man" BY
Mr. Nuldoon and a recitation. "The
CY, Of the Magi," by Mrs. w. H. S
Shitc. we're the principal numbers. A
snecial feature was a Latin hymn, SUM
nv Miss Trotter's Latin classes. Lee
i Finer. Ruth Myers, Berenice Stanle'
and Elizabeth Melester also furnished
pleas'rc musical numbers.
The literary organizations elected of
scer, for next term at their last NEE
inr The Parthenians chose Louise
Kali. president: Floyd Flickinger
yice.rrgs.dGnt: Winters Folk, secre-
tary: v ia Hannum. treasurer; Haz
el G...u. yor gr; Charles Harper
critic. and Freel WeShans. sergeant
i The CORRESPONDING Offices in the Cic.
.rontan literary Society will be fllef
by william Harris, Hattie Johnson
Lena NJuser, Lucy Mcdonald, Louise
Gardner. Katherine Hirst, and George
Ludwig. and in the willard Club b.
Zenith wilson, Gladys Hartzell, Louise
Ka5'c. Elise Billmyer, Linnie Schley
Vida Hannum and Margaret Waddy
Shy-hrri C)llege opened its baske.-
i ball season last Friday evening when
the toyS went TO Martinsburg to be
"vanruiShei" by the high school Of thai
CITY, to use the anguage of Martins
tu-G reporter. Whatever that was the
college boys are not the least t.t dis
Outraged over the II to Ia score, and
feel that thcy viii be able 10 show
their real super "'tY over Martinez Hurp
her1StoWn January 2lst. Cecil Bell
was the outstanding player on both
teams
The girls of Shepherd College were
more fortunate in their frs; game
Sa'-ruay evening winning easily Ctcr
the "uu0ae, 8 to B. Two boys' rCam
p.aNel preliminary engagement to the
0le Pame of the evening and an un-
usually large number of spectators
were on hand.
The pay given BY the athletic as
Socianon last Thursday netted a neat
sum for the purchase of equipment in
addition to affOrding pleasing enter
@Inmcn' 10 all who saw "The District
attorney and voted that its rendition
was even more finished than the an
nuaI plays given at the commencement
season.
~. many friends of former Presi-
een' nos. c. Miller will be glad to
earn that he is rapidly recovering
nom a recent operation and is planning
I? spend the Christmas holidays with
lis family in Rogersville, Tennessee.
freS' 4ent w. H. White spent Fri
.ay ana Saturday in Elkins. having
gone mere to fill a place on the pro-
T1 TTsn OF the Tygart's Valley Round