Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-15
REV. c. |. HUBBARD
DISCUSSES pep"
Tells High School Students
How Enthusiasm Makes
for Success.

"rep" w~s the subject on which
Or. Carlisle l.. Hubbard. pastor OF 81.
rauis M. r.. Church. addressed the
FrwahmAn assembly at the HiKh
School this morning. lie defined pep.
or enthusiasm as the quality that ono
must have 10 accomplish anything and
a. the otuR that makes life uselc ~ and
tasteless n you do not pu. any OF IL
In YOUR life. Enthusiasm. he said.
comes from two Greek words meaning
God In YOU"
iIe declared that enthusiasm must
bs dirwcted right or the person Will
accomplish nothing. "Some people
Are always jumping up and down and
eetting nowhere" no said, "they arc
always Eoing to do something. but
they nevr got at a." He warned tho
students not to try 10 have their own
way irrespective OF how Il hurt some
one else.
lilo also urged thcm 20 keep their
pep sustained and not have spasm, OF
enthusiasm followed by longer inter
walls OF icthargy." All tho prayers and
plous dseJ~ will not make our lives
successful unless when we have a
chance 20 prepare wa do NO with all
our might" hc said.
In conclusion. rs. Hubbard declared
that pep always wins. no matter
whether II 4, applied IN school. IN busi-
meas. In love. In athletics, or religion. lie
added that education In absolutely 90
Genital 20 success. but man with m
education and no motivating cnthusi.
aam In a failure. Ito urged tho stu.
dents 20 hsvo their enthusiasm found
sd on . strong religious belief. without
which no persons life In finally sue.
cessful.
After pr. iluhhard's address
George G. Herring Jr.. executive sccre.
tsry ~ the Building and Loan lnfor-
nation Bureau. spoke on Thrift" Hs
said that IN this city only I42 per cent
of ths people own their homes and
TINT this bureau is an educationa
movement 60 teach the people how {,
build and buy homes and SO incrcss,
tho ovcrssc cf homo ownership and
Also 90 teach people 90 be thrifty. ths'
they might not become dependent N
their old are. Tie declared that IN.
association puts money hack into tn.
community by building homes and N,
outlined tho services rendered n,
building and loan associations hy say
tnx that they provide FOR saving mono,
usually suusndcrcd: provide for Al
EASY way 20 procure n home, provid,
fund for childrcn's education: nro
vide tho capital 90 use IN business
provide reserve fund for cid arc o,
adversely. provide highly rcmun-ra
vide absolute security under stat,
supervision.
Principal Coxe announced the serio
play. "A Tailor Made Man. 90 b
Gtven IN ths High School auditorium,
Thur~day and Ff1AAy nights OF IN,
week under the directis0 of Mlas Rut,
Rarthold. He expressed the thanks O
Frank Nsllsntyne. Noyt Division scc
rs'sry az the Y. NJ. G. A. who rpa,
tho scriptures AZ the assembly, 10 IN
orchestra for their playing for tn
kiwsni- Club last Wednesday. VI
also announced that at 2.3o this after
noon r. =. Hsrdo. manager OF the Be
Telephone Company. Will have
telephone switch board Installed an
explained by skilled operators. Tn
studcnt~ wcre invited 10 SEQ this ex
hihition IN the auditorium
Prize copies 81 Burton Holme,
~rravcloeues" were awarded foe IN
TWO bed essays on IN. picture. tn
volumes went to lsadors Bleibcr,
ssed Is, high school pupil. son
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Bleihcrs, 2l
walnut street, and 10 pupil OF y
. School Sails Schulz aged IL, so
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Schub, 227 Jc
fcrson street