The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
UNIVERSITY NEWS

Kemper Jacks is spending the week
end at his home in Kansas City.
/ PR. verzosa and EIiseo Quirino went
to Mexico this morning for shorr visit.
Archie E. Booth is spending the week
end at his home in Sturgeon.
Ted Mcdonnell went 10 Kansas City
today TO spend the weekend.
Miss Ebbie Collins went to ST. Louis
today for the weekend.
Miss Alice Thompson left for her
home in UniOnyille, Friday afternoon.
The Freshman Commission will hold
a meeting at 4 O'Clock next Wednesday
at WEIGH Hall
Miss Grace Proctor and Miss Virginia
Oliver are spending the weekend in
Centralia with their parents.
Jasper, Ray and Jackson counties will
have special sleepers for their delegates
to Farmers Week.
Ralph Loomis Of the agricultural ex-
tension service left yesterday for a
business trip to Galloway County.
C. NJ. Long, county agent in Pettis
County, was here this week. for con.
ference with the agricultural extension
service.
Miss Laura Mary Simpson left Thurs
day for her home in jefferson City, where
she will spend the weekend with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman A. Mcdonald
will spend the weekend at their home
in BnDokfield They left here yesterday
afternoon.
The junior girls hockey and baseball
teams will meet at 10 O'Clock Saturday
morI.ing al Rothwell Gymnasium to have
their pictures taken for the Savitar
A membership campaign for the ath.
leiic association. which is being organ
lied at the University High School, was
started Friday. Membership tags are be-
ing sold for so cents
Mrs. Ben Wright, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Miss Hilda Wright.
student in the University, has returned
to her home in Higbee. Mrs. Wright and
her daughter attended the Inauguration
Of Governor Hyde
p. F. Schowengerdt, extension assis-
tsnt professor Of soils, is in St. Louis
County and adjoining counties in Illinois
this week, studying the use Of limestone
on land. He is also planning demonstra-
tions in ST. Louis County.
The freshmen students in the College
Of Agriculture organized Thursday after.
noon and elected the following officers:
President, Douglas Waddell; yice-presi-
dent, Ben Slusher; treasurer, Don Faur.
OF; secretary, D. Meeker; sergeant-at-
arms, William Broad
Dean E. ]. McCausiland Of the School
Of Engineering was in Jefferson City yes.
terday in the interest Of the Engineers
License Bill. Dean McCaustland will also
go 10 St. Louis next week to meet with
the ST. Louis Electrical Board Of Trade.
The committee Of that board is desirous
Of getting the industries of the state in
closer relation with the technical schools.
The first-year short-course men met
Thursday night in the Agricultural Audi
torium and elected the following offic-
ers: President. Sam Turner; vice-presi-
dent, Charles d. Peterman; secretary,
Clay 7. Davis. Plans were discussed
for the entertainment TO be given during
Farmers Week
II. NJ. Garlock, extension specialist in
beef cattle in the College Of Agriculture,
is in Liberty, to attend the Clay
County Breeders Association banquet
Breeders problems will be discussed, and
the work Of the association for the coming
year will be planned. Mr.. Garlock will
give an address at the banquet. on the
subject, "The Relation Of the Breeders
Association to the Purebred Cattle Busi-
ness"
II. L. Montgomery of Montgomery, W.
Va, is guest at the Sigma M house.
MIR. Montgomery is former student Of
Washington and Lee University Of Lex
ington, Va. While, at Washington and
Lee, he was well known in athletic cir.
cles and played half-back on the univer-
sity's eleven in 1914 and 1915. At pre-.
sent he is connected with the sales de:
partment Of the National City Company
Of New York.