Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05

Tho first OF seriee Of talks which
are 10 be given every Thursday eve
ming for several weeks. by Rev. Frank
Herson. Of the Methodist Episcopal
church Of Newark, was presented last
week. Mr. Hcraon explained briefly the
subject What the Bible L." Though
this book goes under various names,
IL Is generally thought Of as a written
revelation 81 Gods will. The divisions
Of the Old Testament and their mean
Ing were taken up and discussed and
the relation Of the prophets TO God.
Mr.. IIerson endxd by saying that the
New Testament Ia an Inspired work
which reveals the spirit and sacrifice
Of the Savior. The informal Discus
slons which are held In tho Common
Room under the direction ~ the 81 J.
lowahip club. are source ~ great
pleasure 20 the members Who arc in
ferested in his club
on Thursdsy morning tho chapel
exercises we're devoted 70 q student
meeting 81 the Dlsarmament club.
Mics Ruth weihe. "a. the president.
wa in charge ~ tho meeting which
was held 20 decide whether or not
the club FOR iha Limitation ~ Arrna
msnts should toin the uew national
orRa uization called the National stu
dent Forum. or shpuld disband entire
lY. siuce no definite discussion ~ vote
rpu'd Dc procured the fate - the club
siu he decided by ID student vote
sometime this week
Last Friday morning she rnornbers
/ ~ Inc Junior BacterioloRy class. Mabel
smith Hannah Deahyne. Frances
M'Cr5 Evelyn sprnance. Ruth King
/ Helen Short. Emily Sedounsu. Nira
/ Miriam HuU and r.. y Kitchener tiF-
! TOD tho form ~ Tho University. First
! thev Visited ihe main dairy. whore tho
/ steri'.zing ~ The mix and the csre d
/ tho mHs cans was explained Thef
! tho riaRa visited tho barns and saw AZ
I operation performed IN tbe hoof 81
/ cow. Tine organisms producing 'h'
! disease we're explained 20 the girls
( They then 'nHpr cted The siios an'
/ found ont how tho ensjiaRe ~ made
To- tho afternoon the class in house
| mold planning and furnishing went NJ
an observation tour If some modeTi
lhornes ~ Newark in these hornes the,
lhcipd .he color schemes and the IVA
In which rho furniture waa arranged
The idea If mis- tour was 20 help IN
Zirls get suggestions for the miuiafur
Nome which they are constructing g.
lihis class Miss Rachel Taylor IL IN
Instructor ~ the class which consist
~ Alice Ferguson %. r. Pence %
Marion Hatfield %. Marguerite Mitch
lei %. Frances Mccoy 90 Evely
, Spruance %. Ruth King 90, and Han
nah Deakyne ~.
! An announcement hse been mad
, by Mes Marion Parkhurst Of the Ds
partment OF Physical Training that
} silver loving cup will be presented 1
T the Freshman class as reward Il
, winning the first competitive indot
! meet ever held at the Womeu's co
ege. The spring sports will common,
. in earnest in another week or so ar
4, althoush the heads Of these spor
have not been elected. some OF q
q teams nave been taking advantage
the spring weather and have been pra
ticing this week.
When an announcement was ma,
IN chapel to the effect that everyoi
interested in the doings OF the Fellow
ship Club should attend the Y. w.
u 4. service on Sunday evening. tho
who were present were in no way III
} appointed. Grace Reed % led the Sc
vices and a play entitled "Precio
Flower and the Flies was presente
The play tells how Precious Flow,
Il a little Chinese girl, is going TO scho
= where she learns that flies car
= germs and diseases. She starts to T
n form the market place of her faith
q. and soon campaign has been beg
. TO beautify the town. Old Wang Z