The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05
KENDALL EXCITED
.OvER ERCHARTERDAY
Air of Expectation in
Big Event Pervades
College Campus
PLAN SPECIAL DINNER
Governor and Leading Edu-
Gators to Attend Spread
at Robertson Hall

A the passing OF each hour brings
.ioser the time for the christening
d, tho University of Oklahoma at
"a o'clock next Tuesday afternoon.
activity huns higher on the univer-
,,, campus and "rhc plot thickens"
,,ound the charter day ceremony.
new development Friday was
a,souncement OF a dinner to be
i ,,,,n for the univcrsity's guests AT
rr1o Tuesday noon In the dining
.oom Of Robertson Hall, the boys
d,rmrory. Governor ]. u. a. Rob
ar,son. who will arrive here Tues.
Sav morning. and Judge i. Il. Rid
Vc With whom the governor will
aate his stay while in the city,
S,ste Superintendent Of Public In
.trctlnn X. ". Wilson, who will
s,,ve Tuesday morning from
meeting in Kansas CITY, Will attend
,h. dinner and II Is also expected
1a, the majority OF college presi-
isn,s and other invited guests will
10 nresent. Besides residents OF
robertson hall and Kemp lodge. as
many OF tho university students as
ssn he accommodated will be admit
,ed for the dinner.
students to speak.
4 review OF tho past viii be
,,cn by Miss Josephine layman.
gho graduated from Kendall col
90 last June and who is now as
sys,nt In tho department of cx-
pression and public speaking and a
.lk on tho present will be given. by
gprh Grahamy who will receive an
4 II. degree this June. a glance
MO what the future holds for the
university will be afforded by Or.
Sra;ton u. Brooke OF the University
Of oklahoma. President j. NJ. Cor
don will preside.
W. NJ Baker. a member OF the
board Of trustees. reported upon his
return from business trip to Mus
.ogee Friday that Rev. A. Il. Moody,
new pastor OF the Presbyterian
church at Muskogee, has asked that
aN Kendall college alumni and
ieachers and friends of the college
hat was and the university TO be
gather In the church Sunday
morning so that "A suitable message
Of greeting from the entire MEM
oership Of the church may be pre-
pared. Reverend Moody will bear
this message to Tulsa university
Tuesday.
NJ. E.'s TO Cooperate.
Promise of the cooperation Of the
Methodist church with the Univer-
Sty Of Tulsa IN offering real Chris
ian training was given by Bishop
IL. D. Mouzon at daily chapel Fri
day. let US make Tulsa great
educational center" the bishop
said. Let us join forces and make
| Tulsa as great an educational CEN
.sr as It now IL an oil center. To-
ge.her we can help to make Tulsa
SHOWN as n Christi ian city and city
| o. Christian schools. We Metho-
| d!s,s desire to cooperate with you
in the planning of high Christian
| citizenship and | look forward to the
| day when one will cooperate with
| the other and make this city
Christian center. The Importance
| d unity and cooperation and fell
| Owshlp was shown in the world
war. A similar unity and cooper
alton is what we need today. we
have learned to stand together and
that is the thing we must do In the
education Of Christians for that
| good day which is to come.
The work OF the Christian
schools OF education Is greater than
any other work whatsoever. More
han so per cent of the teachers and
| professors in the secular institutions
are confcssedly atheists. Education
in the world had gone wrong before
the war, for about the best that
could be said about the courses Of
tered in the colleges and universities
was You can get nothing better
han that offered in Germany
Following chapel over 400 stu
knts performed "a labor OF love"
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