The Elon College Weekly.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.
Miss Cornelia Bryan went to Greens
boro Saturday, shopping.
Mrs. P. H. Fleming spent one day
last week at Dr. Moffit’s.
Misses Pitt and Barnes spent Sunday
with Miss Willie Ames, in Graham.
Miss Hattie Ashburn spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Liberty.
Mrs. Helen Winburn is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Rowland, in Franklin, Va.
Mr. Herbert Moffitt spent several
days last week with his brother. Dr.
Moffitt.
Mrs. T. C. Amick returned Friday
from a visit to her father's home near
Liberty.
In Y. M. C. A., Saturday evenmg, Mr.
D. C. Holt led, using as his subject,
"Obedience."
Dr. J. U. Newman filled the pulpit at
the eleven o’clock service, preaching one
of his very inspiring sermons.
In Y. W. C. A., Sunday afternoon,
Miss Ethel DuRant led, using as a sub
ject, "The Worth of Woman."
Rev. J. I. Cobb, from Missouri, has
been visiting his brother, Prof. J. T.
Cobb. They spent Sunday in Burling
ton.
Mrs. E. L. Moffitt’s mother, Mrs.
Rhodes, from Harrisonburg, Va., has
been with her for a week on account of
Dr. Moffitt's illness.
Mr. H. C. Simpson, of the class of
1 RQ6. nf Greensboro, with his two little
daughters. Margaret and Annie, visited
friends here last Sunday.
Misses Sadie Fonville, Pearl Fogle-
man. Messrs. Sipe Fleming. Claude Fon
ville and Vitus Holt spent Saturday and
Sunday at their homes in Burlington.
Mr. A. C. Hall was the leader in
Christian Endeavor Sunday evening.
Subject. "Christ Our King." The meet
ing was especially good, with a large and
appreciative audience.
Li the business meeting of Y. W. C.
A., on last Thursday, Misses Mary Fos
ter and Sadie Fonville were elected as
delegates to the convention to be held in
Asheville the first of June.
Dr. M. T. Morrill, Foreign Missionary
Secretary, was a pleasant visitor here last
Sunday night and Monday. He spoke
to the students Monday evening a few
minutes on The Student Volunteer
Movement, which was appreciated very
much.
Dr. Moffitt, who has been critically ill
for some time, was carried to St. Leo s
Hospital, in Greensboro, Saturday, where
he underwent a successful operation Sun
day morning, and his many friends will
be glad to know that his condition is now
favorable.
in Psiphelian Society Friday evening,
those who deserved special mention were
Misses Sadie Fonville and Lila Newman,
concert reading, "Trouble in the Amen
Corner;" Miss Laura Bond, "The Lives
of Three Famous Musicians;" Miss
Ethel Du Rant, piano solo.
Those who attended the Southern
Christian Convention at Suffolk last week
I were Dr. J. O. Atkinson, Revs. J. W.
! Patton, J. W. Wellons, L. 1. Cox, C. C. I
Peele, J. O. Cox and Prof. W. P. Law
rence.
In Philologian Society Friday evening,
the best speaker oratorically was B. J.
Earp. Query, "Resolved, That Gov
ernor Patterson was justifiable in pardon
ing Colonel Cooper." Best speaker on ,
the affirmative, D. C. Holt. Best speaker
on the negative, W. F. Warren. Nega
tive won.
In Clio Society Friday evening, the
best speaker oratorically was J. A.
Dickey. Debate, query, "Resolved,
That the United States should aid and
encourage a private corporation to build
a system of railways that would be ac-
cessable to all parts of the country." Best
speaker on the affirmative, J. S. Lincoln.
Best speaker on the negative, C. J. Fel
ton. Affirmative won.
The following had a very delightful
time Saturday and Sunday at a house
party at Dr. J. W. McPherson’s, Haw
River : Misses Bessie McPherson, Nan
nie Baker and Macie Farmer, Carrie
Boyd, Lois Davidson, Mary and Beulah
Foster and Affie Griffin, Messrs. Marvin
McPherson, J.J. Ingle, R. A. Campbell,
Henry Fleming, A. C. Hall, from Elon
College; Mr. Roy Johnson, from Dur
ham ; Mr. W. A. Hornaday, from
Raleigh, and Mr. D. B. Bryan, from
Chapel Hill.
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