The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-30
WEST LIBERTY
NORMAL NOTES
Young wonen,s Christian Association.

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Observation-Disclosures Mal"=ky.
Subjcc,-"Eene:its az the Y. W. { \"
Program:
Scripture les&on--rstlrn NV.
Prayer--Lcola piN"n.a
Piano duec-CAthar.Hr Young and
.Florence Evans.
Talk. 'G. ". G A. Benefits N Wheel
tng"-Martha Majesty.
Northumberland ,;ayn"r The Y.
W. {. \ n Rural communities.
Talk--Mi$S carr, I>al:u". Tho y. ".
c. A. While one IS TrNvci:;.S
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Talk-M,ss Lucck.c. The Y. W. c.
4. Drive"
Beued.ction.
Chapel Exercises.
The faculty and student body spent
4 very interesting hour in the chapel
hall Wednesday morning. They w."
very DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained ~ -"
normal school orchestra with Mass
WithersOn as leader.
Mr.. Borgess. conducted the devotional
and gave short talk on business d.
preston and mentioned the fac that
many ships were ted up n t"r,;Gn
ports waiting for carCoeS.
Mr.. McGinn!S, prcStteH; or the $cno""
read an extensive and very interesting
paper on The E2lrnIrkS OF EdUtA-
ton
Picture-raktng.
Thursday, April 81. the annual pie
ture taking day was observed. re
lures Of the whole student body ;'hc
faculty, the two literary SocieteS. tNe
Trumpet" staff. the Y. ". {. ~. !.
N. e. A.. Glse CLUB. boys and girls
basketball squads. the baseball And
track teams, the senior classes. tennis
courts, AMI several pictures III ana "t
the dormitory were taken N between
the showers which continued through
ont the day. When the pictures IL tho
dining room at the dUr,nitory was taken
n vas necessary 10 make 'Nash'
and the girls were very much alarmed
nv the bank" Everyone hopes tHS
pictures will be good as som" Will hS
ussd for the new catalogue and IN. the
Trumpet" annual.
Distinguished Visitors.
West Liberty norVnai was fortunate
in securing pr. Eva ElAhr and MISS
Marjorie Stickney. Two CaN"HaI !. w.
c. 4. health workers. for tw" DAYS
Thursday and Friday. Arrh Il and -.
DIR, Blake spoke t. the eEtir" school
Thursday afternoon. but her WORK was
chiefly with the girls. Miss S;ickN"y
directed tho gEmGa@t.' '\'r''S'T' *
blake spoke betorc'tlr E.:.s aElln tT.-
dav The subject "iIr,,.:h" was OF
vonderful value 10 al wac hearc It.
These two woura are making tour
Of West Virginia and OHIO, visiting
colleges and norma, schools. They had
lust rnishcd their lcctNres ~ Bethany
and came directly 20 West Liberty. pE.
Blake and Mss St!rhncy were enter
tanned q. the g:r,S' dormitorE.
Bryant Literary Society
The Bryant Literary society he!o
their second meeting OF ;hc term FRI
day evening. April 80. The proSTam
was opened by general ceha'e'
-Sbould the athletic constitution IN re-
gard to the elts :o!.:;y OF oasephH Pm,S
crs y. eaforcrd"" The affirmative was
Raw Grimm AMI negative Margaret Cay
3 nor. The floor WAS then opened :"
sneakers and both sides were defended
students Next WAS piano SOLO
b Martha Majesty who responded
Aain 70 an encore. Harry stephens
Aad an original essay ~ "Ret;cr Ed
heation" which was Very Interesting
ard educational Wilma W".m"r gave
Tashun,orous reading entitled "ReNcr'e IN
R{.nurch," which VAS enjoyed by every
one.
Next was a Campfire scene with Ted
dy. Hayden as Lender. the rest were:
Martha Majesty. Ethel Deviae. Opal
Hostettler. Ethel Atkinson. and E'l%a-
beth Cowan. Th" stage was beautifully
decorated with hra"c&HS ot caves ara Z
camp fire. the girls forming a semi
circ.e around the are. Mss Hayden IL
trodUcrt e;,cl - An original St3n@N OF
poetry and 10y responded as follows;
Elizabeth COwaD - Original Essay.
''TIr. Advantages and Disadvantages Oh
Banks"
Opal Nostct,lrr-Story, How the
Camel Got It's Hump"
Ethel Atkinson and Martha Majesty
Songs and UkcieleS
TEDDY" Notwithstanding. The Mos
quito" .,
Ethel Devine-Story. Two Littl"
White Horses"
Following this scene Miss Frances
Kelley. 20. L former Bryant. addressed
the society.
This closed the program for Ii" eve
ming and the society adjourned.
Personals
Mrs. John Mljesky and son JACK ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Myers. mother and
daughter. Margcry. Of Wheeling. visited
the dormitory on Sunday.
Misses Neva and BESSIE Smith and
brother Berlin hav" returned from
their home where they were called be-
cause OF the sever" Illness OF their
grandfather.
The. following spent the Weekend a
their homes: Zelda AMI Ala" Howard
OF Dallas: Matilda I.orcntz and Mildred
Warner OF McMcchcU: Fila D"wler and