Mountain advocate., 1921-12-09
UNION COLLEGE NOTES

EunlCo DunDklus' Opdl ''""' "''
Daisy Ricketts, and Thelma More
head spent the week enl at their
various homes.
Mrs. Claude owens, formerly Del
la Williams an old student Of L. C.,
visited among the college girls last
Tuesday.
Robert Blair visited the Morehoad
home at Flat Lick Sunday.
Mrs. Stevens, of Belleville, Kan
is at Union College this week organ
izing the drive for the endowment
fund.
lIr. Burnett. Of Wilton, visited his
daughter Maggie J. Tuesday.
Raymond Williams, Il sub-acad-
cmy student. has quit school o0d re-
turned 10 his home in 'orbi".
The working list for this week
consists OF Ben Hynos, Creel" Hoo7e
Calvin Gray and Eenroh Campbell.
The Campus is looking rather re
freahed since these Industrious bows
have been lending a helping hand.
Jack Colson and Charles Moro
head are back in school after having
been at home sick the past week.
Robert Weed. of Corbin, entered
Union Academy Tuesday.
b. F. Hensley who has been suf-
iering severely from asprained ankle
as the result of 2 wrestling ma'ch.
is able to walk on crUtchos 'His
week
Mr.. Arthur Gail ., Nashville.
Tenn. visited Mis- Mildred Murphy
over the week end.
Prof. and Mrs Hewo' have been
giving q series OF dinner partie" to
the members of the faculty.
Everyone is looking forward To
the second number Of the Lycenm
course Friday night.
London High School boys Will
play Union High School boys Satur-
day night. You cant afford to miss
this game.
Dean Ryder and DR.. Klepfer filed
their regular appointments Satur.
day night and Sunday.
CAPTAIN Cline, the instructor OF
the Red Cross examination gave
breezy message and demonstrated
some very particular points concern
ing life saving, in Chapel last Thurs
day morning. Fatty" Bill Faulkner
and Ralston Franklin we're used as
demonstrators.
Quite a number of L. c. girls and
boys passed the life saving eXamn
alton: Alva Stark, Kenneth Tankers
ly. Maggie J. Burnett, Marie Jack
son, Mary McDermott, Deborah Ry
der. Ellen Howard, Katherine Rich
ardson. Violet Humfeet, Allan Tug
gle
Mr.. Mercerose, a Red Cross repre-
sentative in the drive, spoke in Cha
pei Friday morning and told rs o
the many things which the RED
Cross is doing. He walked us up Il
the fact that we must do something
to help keep the Red Cross nurse II
our community. Are we all dOirl
our part? If you are, alright :and /
you aren't, get busy.
BronzeI Nc williams. Arthu
, DELPHI and Robert Blair were tn
proud possessoTs of a rabbit Monda,
, after a hunt in the rabbit territory
, The basketball game Saturda,
night kept everyone guessing ant
looking with both eyes to see VIII
was going to get the next goal. TE
class teams are doing some hart
work and that means that there ar
going to be some worth while game
later on.
The Freshman and Sophomor'
girls played Saturday night:score
to 5 in favor of the Freshman team
The Faculty Team had to do SOM
down right hard work to keep ahea'
OF the Freshman boys on Saturea,
night. Score, Is to Is in favor o
the Faculty.
Yes tn Sophs and Juniors wer
beginr mc 20 think that the Fresh
men AM Seniors had forgotten the,
were beaten in the English Driv
and had agreed ii entertain their OF
ponents, but they surely were re
minded of the fact, or else accident
recalled it, for Monday evening
about seven o'clock. When the en-