Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-01-26
SurpHERD COLLEGE NOTES.


ON he is now prominent in curre1t
ins w. Give one fact which explains
ss,,ert srecial interest in Silesia. How
80 cayments has Germany made 10
n Is A,'ies on her reparations pledge =?
a.so W. i. the only woman in Congress !?
~, ~ ,,u,b discussed book gives a de-
49, story of a small town? Put the
IA,.. 60, name under each Of ten select
.;ctures showing men and women
Eminent in politics, industry, finance
n,her fields Of activity. Indicate
VI .o, Zach of four recent cartoons the
unrt w. ~ vent or story it refers to-.
'' The above are selected from eighty
,rcstjons arranged under seven groups
~ cent out BY The Review OF Reviews
- Current History Test No. 2. Fifty
'.rSen,s in the American History class
~ forw in the Modern History class
som,I themselves taking this test rath-
:. .mnexpcctedly one day last week un-
5sr the direction of Mrs. Gardiner. The
-.snI,s were fairly satisfactory, but the
n-,ieS Of few in each group deserve
Sal mention. Linnie Schley made
the highest grade in the American
History group, with Elise Billmyer a
close lose second and Jack Crowl a good
tbir5 Modern History students making
biph grades were Lawrence Lloyd
Brown Jenkins and Stanley Hawse.
named in order of rank.
Mr. Paul X. Morrow has returned
from Charleston, where he attended
. meeting of the executive committee
of the State Education Association.
Since the announcement Of Miss
Nanah RenSe as the fourth number OF
tse entertainment course for March
Il, il has been learned that DR.. John
O Knott viii appear here on wednesday
evening. February 8
Announcement of the appointment
of Hon Howard M. Gore, prominent
stockman and farmer of Clarksburg,
10 the position Of live stock marketing
specialist of the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture, was made few
days ago MI Cores appointment
comes under the packers and stock
yards legislation recently enacted by
Congress and administration of which
was placed in the hands of Secretary
Henry S. Wallace, who made the ap-
pOntment. Mr Gore is member Of
the West Virginia State Board of Ed
ucaton, a man of practical affairs and
big vision and if the federal ap-
polntment means his resignation from
the State position, there will be general
regret over the loss of his services in
his present capacity.
High points in recent chapel as
semolieS, aside from inspiring talks
by President White, have been pleasing
muslcai numbers by students of Miss
Holman ami an address by DR.. Ghise-
IN on emma. Through the influence
o' Dr' GhiSeiin several students have
oeen spending their spare time carefully
lsalihe the current issue of the Liter
"ty Digest, a special China number.
ana the Christian Volunteers are
Ts."4CaNoTing to secure a good list of
LMs.'Nh texts on literature, history and
science to send Chinese pupils in the
SChooi conducted by Rev. Charles
GhlSeIin, Jr. A piano duet bv Marion
.1e"ie .aS'i' ana berenice Stanley was we'll
reserved on Friday, while Katherine
''''S' sang very Sweetly on Tuesday.
MT. Basket Ball, received by school
I"CG.ueS with varying degrees of
Cord!aIiiy but always welcomed en-
MusiaStIcally by students. was in full
s.oFy at Shepherd College last FRIDAY
and Saturday. '' ''Hay
AT $50 Friday the bows, team met
49, a. d., ,IinqG'shed Blue Ridge College
o., .ir's .'' @ !oSa! fioor and at 6.15 the college
e. SohPieteIy swamped the girls
Sa,n-i SIN inIir'nSourg High School. On
Si"'u'Aay "a afternoon at Saint Iames
or Ior,e eo'.eGe boys triumphed over Saint
'"i"'S Tn ecnool in an extra period game.
5-'n 'l.e Blue Ridge encounter. WaIner
,bS INV IT,f Blood with skilful shot in
,pains, MAJ, mI'i minute, but the half went
Collie. .uI m ooyS, l3 to l6. Blue Ridge
inc s. ~, t4t up the appearance of hay.
ne5inoa S Su''S' IeFably more skill and ex-
f1,v,'Cc' fo;,nICc' but during the second bo1,
tion NN 10 snow the necessary determina-
,e-rie. ""t enthusiasm. AS result .
Knn4S purSt of speed on the part NJ
s ahl the others representino
the r. fpai pa' me game where we wanted IL
favor r'''. score being 27 to 22 in our
the S,Sn sSo. time was called at Saint Tames
rerioI Io'e stood l6 to 16, the extrs
10 fbSS S't,ns ). c. the victory. ~ "a
the s1,f SAINT James scribe attributes
ReinL.,. ">uIt TO an accidental shot IN,
that the roI,e gGi We are reliably informed
altogether I,norinance h, nance of Holmes was
eGusrot record 60, Of four field p~ goals WAS was
forwarIi UE me clever little iefthanded
and X KnoS9 J9IIed Reinhart, while Lowe
Love rSae tossci eas each made basket and
In the pir,S, ~ ons in from the foul line
ers lacE.gi s g'ris game the Martinsbure.
homa' 'lnga oo, the ability shown on tbeir
win c,.ii'I sipft ar and allowed our girls to
Ruth C'i,, C''i;,, ~ to 9. Mary Grose and
lMary M.cP M.oBPo.Ty were in fine form, while
Leila Mcboneslii MbH,aeli Gladys Feagans and