Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-02-24
'-sIrpHEkD COLLEGE NOTES.

A., unusually large audience greeted
-" Sa.S,e Nav dudley wnen Sne ap-
.s-sd IN the college auditorium laS'
- evening TO give the tnird num-
~i the kceum course Tor the year
nmnley gave readings OF her own
Hl.S,S,oS,tion and showed herself TO be a
GU" 9O"rS,,,nersonator. Her imitation OF
iale nmtch girl VINO did not wish her
tne tn,D,5 70 come home because notn-
,'oS the matter and of the Irish CIR
us boll game were probably her best
,,,h her story of why she Is un'
utT;sd proved very popular. Inc gir
nc bov at Christmas were true 10 NE
HnS he girl blowing bubbles was we.
ssanrcsented. az Probably her best com
nnseifinn was the north wind.
wosbinpton's Birthday was appro-
.".aI, observed on Tuesday. with &
psay, prla.r At the assembly period. Al
PIER The singing of America. a prayer
W, orr country was read wnicn ia,
to III, written by George Washington n
Woo4rnw Wilson'S account OF WASH
trSton's becoming our hrst fresiaen
wes read by Hattie Johnson, at,e'
r,hich Louise Kable told lnte[SSuh
S;ts of history which linked WaSI
;ncton with Shepherdstown IN tne oia
49, davs. Mr.. F. L. Weltzhelmer was
;,tristed with a Masonic apron worn
Nv Washington and now IN trle possIs-
Sion of M. Nebo Lodge OF onepherIEs- IL,
town. which he brought before Nv
school. His account OF the n,s'oIy
the aoron and the case IN w''e;, ~ ~a
carried was of exceptional . 49,.
Sho-Ics p Harper closed the literary
CH"' -orrom with an oratiOr
p" Washington, the Great American
o.-,rrcd on from Senator Lodges ii'f
o. washington, after which the schooo
80 Hail Columbia. Happy Land.
The basketball boys have been de
,,,tinr their spare time to study tn
noe. ten davs, but on Friday nigh
tbo,. will take up their schedule again
meeting the strong FIVE from the hig'
school at wavnesboro, Pa. The gam
will begin at 7.3O.
The girls p,aved onlv one game or
their trip to Frostburg las week an,
,,nfortrnately lost to the Beall Hlgr
Schcpl qirls 6 to q. Last night the'
me, Martinsburg High School on tn
home floor. and the way thew treateo
the visitors was sinful. The score
was 45 to 7 in favor Of Shenherd Coz
1ece the visitors being unable to score
AZ all in he second half. Marv CroS'
sho. "a fed goals AMI Ruth Clipp 3.
President White has announced
tot,I enrolment OF $50 for the winte'
term. 14O in residence and 10 in exten
sion and corresrpndence classes. Ap
plication for boarding and roominf
reservations for the spring term nave
been received from 25 young persons
MANY OF whom have never attende'
Shenherd College.
Summer school prospects seem good
and tn provide for the needs OF larg'
student BODY the State Board Of Educa
ton has approved a faculty OF clever
teachers The school will omen Tunt
9, the day following commencement
and close July 20.
Cantain George M. Ford. who wa
elec'ed State Superintendent of Schools
last November, has been a guest Of tn
school since last evening Captain
Ford has had a wide experience, is
man OF interesting personality am
forceful nature. His address thi:
morning before the student BODY VIZ
strong and inspiring and led his hear
ers TO hope fbr his appearance a
Shenherd Collepe as often as tn,
duties OF his Office will permit.
A delightful reception in honor o
CAPTAIN Ford was given last evenn'
bv Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. S. White at til,
Presidents cottage.