Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-17
SHEPHERD COLLEGE NOTES.

The FIRST number Of the lyccum
course arranged by President White
for Shepherd College and Shepherds
town will be given in the college audi
torium tomorrow night The National
Concertiers will be the attraction,
Their program will begin at SIS, thus
allowing those whose attend service n
the M. Z. Church 10 reach the audi
torium and find their places iu time for
the opening number.
Sale OF season tickets az the special
price OF two dollars for adults and
one and quarter dollars for students
viii be continued until the hour set for
the first program, but the presidents OF
the Y. W. G. A. and Y. N. c. a. will
appreciate it if you buy tickets early.
The second number Of the lyceum
course has been set for December IA
and the third for January 20
President w. II. S. White and Prof.
Paul r. Morrow returned Yesterday
from Fairmont, where thev attended a
teacher-training conference as dele
gates from Shepherd College. On
their way over they spent a day al
Keyser in the Friday sessions of the
Potomac Valley Round Table. Presi-
dent White gave the opening address
on New Standards for Teachers.
Armisticc Day was appropriately
celebrated at Shepherd College with a
rropram prepared by Miss Ella May
Turner, head of the English depart
ment. Among the more interesting
numbers was an address by Prof. w.
r. Legge, who told Of Armstice Day
at the front in France three wears apo,
and recitation by Miss Elizabeth Hill.
who bad taken the pains TO memorize
the whole Of DR.. Rarbe's great poem.
"Stars Of Gold" Miss Berenice Stan.
ley recited "Spires Of Oxford" and
Mrs. w. III. s. White read "When the
Gray Ships Come In" in her usual
n,easing style. Vernon Frve gave "Soi-
dier Dead in France" Leslie Robin
son Two Armistice Days" Miss Isabel
Martin "To our Fallen" and Robert
Schneider "The Unknown Soldier"
The musical numbers we're given by
Miss Hoffman and the public school
music class.
Plav by play, the report OF the West
Virginia University Washington and
JEFFERSON football game at Morgantown
on thanksgiving day will be flashed
by radio telegraph to Shepherdstown,
acror'ing to arrangements completed
Tuesday. F. E. Kisner, Of Fairmont. n
university student who is one OF the
best-known amateur radio operators in
the State, will act as sender. A $50
metre wave length will be sent by a
spark set OF rotary quench gap out
fit. Capt w. w. Winters, Shepherds
towns veteran operator. will be host
to his college and town friends, begin
ming at 3 o'clock thanksgiving after
noon. A direct telephone from the
side'ines will enable the Morgantown
operator to flash out the plays within
few seconds after they are made.
Miss Jennie. Smith, the railroad
evangelist, was the special speaker be-
fore the Y. M. G. A. on Sunday after
noon. She took rs her subject the
II will" s OF the Bible. a large num-
Der Of students and church people
attended the meeting.
Students assembly on Tuesday was
OF unusual interest, since Hon. J..
Walter Barnes, OF the State Board or
Control. was present and delivered a
strong and inspiring address on Pa
triotic Sentiments. Hon. Jas. S. Lakio
and Hon. J. S. Darst, also Of the Board
Of Control, had planned to join Prof.
Barnes in Shepherdstown. and IL was
with considerable regret that we learn
ed they we're remaining in Washing
ton for the Disarmament Conference,
Shenandoah Valley Academy will
meet Shepherd College in football
eame on the local field at 2.3O Satur-
day.