Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-04-06
curpHERD COLLEGE NOTES.

.. 80 r-opram. On Friday, Rev. J.
', tIsrsy conducted the devotional ex-
a,,;sss -, @ and gave his student friends
e.. words of counsel and encour-
-,sr,s7t in his farewell address. AT
the conclusion of the program thev
seno the college song once more for
him and said goodbye with round
of arclause and college yells. Rev.
NJ Haley goes TO his new charge at
poanole Va. with the assurance that
- has many friends by whom he will
~ remembered at Shepherd College.
on the same day, Allen wilkins, ed
;,or oF the Picket, gave report OF his
.,i, N Salem, W. Va, where he met
uith REPRESENTATIVES from Salem Col
1epe Marshall College, Potomac State
school Broaddus College, Fairmont
Normal and Morris Harvey College for
The orranization of a West Virginia
intercollegiate Press Club. Mr.. wilkins
assured his fellow students that he be-
hayed himself while in Salem, for he
was entertained there by the city
chief of police. From a program of
the meeting, which included address,
&c BY the professor of journalism OF
W Y U.. and by the editor of the
Clarksburg Telegram, We learn that
the chief allowed our representative
some freedom of movement, for the
address of welcome was responded TO
by Mr. Allen wilkins, of Shepherd
College. As a result of the meeting,
il NAV be that The Picket will be put
on a new financial basis and appear
in the form of a weekly newspaper
with the beginning of its twenty
eighth volume. 1t has been recalled
that, while it appeared only once q
month when first started in 1896, il
then had the newspaper form, which
was changed the next year to its preS1
ent magazine form.
On tuesday, the assembly had as its
special feature the presentation of
miniature basketballs of sterling sill
yer to the girls OF the 1922 basket
ball team by Prof. w. R. Legge and
Miss Katrina Baumgardner, who were
in charge during the season. This
team, which is probably the most out
standing in the history of the schools
athletics, unless its record and ability
was equaled by the 1920 and l92t base
ball teams built about pitcher George
Ludwig and infielders Newton Mckee
and Mcclure Moler, was composed Of
PLAYERS Mary Grose, Ruth Clipp, 10
Sephine Clipp, Anna Keim, Mary Mich
Sl, Gladys Feagans and Leila McDon-
aid and manager Elizabeth Trump.
Prof. W. r. Legge returned Monday
from PocahontaS county, where he
spent the weekend prescribing for the
large orchard owned by Mr.. Sam Chill
ton. Prof. Paul R. Morrow was also
out of town over Saturday, having
gone to Parkersburg for the S. E. A.
executive committee meeting. At that
time the committee agreed on the list
OF prominent speakers to appear on
the fall program at Charleston, the
theme OF which will be Equalization
OF Opportunity and Support"
Miss Addie Z. Ireland has moved into
her beautiful new residence at the cor
ner of New and Church streets and
mss JesSie Trotter has taken the COM
,0f'aole little house made vacant by
mss Ireland. Miss Baumgardner and
MiSS Shriver will move into Mrs. Ring
eoiaS house on Main street next Sat-
urday.
Inc Iypewriters have been removed
from the Offices used by President w.
II. ). White and Prof. A. d. Kenamond,
80 ''Iat now these two gentlemen may
Ho' Sutier from any lack Of practice
III penmanShip. 1t is hoped that their
IfI'lng .S may improve rapidly and that
'"e typcwriters will be returned soon.
Inc Shepherd College Art Club has
oeen oe reorganized with Brown Jenkins
IS a., president and Miss Addie r. Ire
,S ,nu sponsor. On Tuesday evening
toi,y.d iy nag big social meeting at seven,
.o,IO"ea an hour later by a public pro,
ga sIgHl consisting of a set of lantern
"u.S ;roo showing American mural paint
,bd rom the Elkins interim Mountain and
ine in Morgantown New Dominion il is
ain; mat several Shepherd College
reu.Sna nave been getting prominent
a. ESnp@per mention. Kirkland Mckee
nu,,;nn "'iS was quite busy last week
srrosE E MS FIRST Ward basketball team
pionS6: .or me grammar school cham,
toas, tho.Suip OF Elkins, responding to a
leaoro" al tne banquet Of the basketball
,ea,o paying On the Elkins Legion
nertir' forward, and leading bic
Cbnrogs or the League at the M. e
'rs ron sunday night, in addition to
us w, regular teaching ~
virpin;;an @ @Kice was representing West
jetss,nn,'a University in intercolIeoiate
on the sales tax question and
Sn-;s'nG students of Berkelev
II tba b'eS High School in the interest
he W. w. -: B. Ollie appeared before
Wiso Tomen's Club Of Fairmont and
IN ms rannie Trump has started wort
HE o,y play in which she is to apnea,
rs summer for the Swo..LaPP@ aPP@a'