The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-02
UNIVERSITY NEWS

Louis Pinncy returned Sunday from
BosNorIh. where he visited his parent
during The weekend
Miss Rrila Crosswhiie spent The week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
v. Crosswhiie Of Fulton.
| Prof. f. 4. TroWbridge. chairman Of
the animal lrusbandry department. left
yesterday for Shreveport, La. To Judge
stock.
The e. l. H.. student organization 4,
the knights Of Columbus Students Home.
held initiation Sunday for Horace Eel.
ton and Walter Drugg.
4. c Burrill. extension cntomologist.
returned Saturday from a Hessian fiy
and ehinch bug campaign. He visited
Higginsvillr. Independence and Warrens.
burg on the trip.
+. L. Wright. assistant state Bows and
Girls Club leader returned SATURDAY. from
Mt Vernon, No.. where he has been hello.
ing Meth McCanse with pig club
roundup.
ii. VI. Carlock. extension specialist in
beet cattle. attended the Madison Coun-
" Fair in Fredericktown. last weekend. :.
here were exhibitions BY the home dem
onstration and county farm agents there.
X. L. Waddell. extension specialist in
sheep. was present at the meetings held
in New London. Rails County. for the
purpose Of discussing sheep and wini.r
last week.
NJ. $. L. Debating Society announces
he pledging of Clifford Rens, Blythe
Johnson. Lowell r. Johnson. Harvey Ray.
nond, {. Reagen. James II. Jenneu and
george NJ. Clark. Initiation will be held
n about two weeks,
Miss Mahsla Sayille. b. s. in Educa.
ion 'l9. came 10 Columbia Saturday to
ee the Missouri-Oklahom football game
md visit her three brothers. Miss
'ayille is teacher Of English in the
'roOkheld High School. A~
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tidd Of Hutchin-
on Kan. announce the birth Of a daugh.
er October u. whom they have named
ielen Moore. Mr.. Tidd is a graduate Of
he University of Missouri and former
rack star.
X I. kirkpatrick, Of the field crops |
apartment will leave tonight for Boon.
lille. Smiihiown and Green Ridge. wher,
C Will visit vocational agricultural |
chools and give talks and illustrated |
sctures on field crop projects.
Il. /. kirkpatrick. extension instructor
field crops. spent the first part Of last
eek in Mound City, where he visited
nc vocational agricultural school. Mr..
fitzpatrick gave demonstrations in judg-
ig and talks on the improvement Of field
fops. at the community fairs in Aichison
ounty. Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs.
ay Of last week.
The prizes awarded Friday night at
lie Barnwarming were: Most countrified
ressed man, Tom Russell; most couniri.
ed dressed girl. Miss Madge la Force;
fst jig dancer. Dave Fetle: best dane
Ig girl, Miss Carolyn Collins; best dane.
lg couple. Miss Annie Ruth Bowlin and
arold licnser, most counirified couple
Iiss Helen leslaien and c. A. McCanse.
Missouri will be represented BY +. /.
itch oi Linn County at a meeting Of
presrniatives Of the American Farm
ureau Federation from each Of the wool
-oducing states. which is TO be held in
hicago. November 4. The purpose Of
&C convention is to formulate plans for
e marketing Of American-grown wool.
r. Fitch was appointed to represent the
ate by the College Of Agriculture and
e Missouri Farm Bureau Federation.
Resolved. that the method Of rlectine
c President Of the United States should
changed. substituting a system Of
rciion by popular vote for the present
stem Of the electoral college. was the
bJect OF the debate at the A,henaean
7eiing last Saturday night. The sf.
native, supported by Frank Belden and
:. Morrison. won the decision, Alpha
Brown was elected Aihenaean repre-
NATIVE on the Debating Board. Plans
: the annual Panegric were also dis.