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PHILOLOGIANS FINISH PRO
GRAM REGARDLESS OF DARKNESS
Tuesday evening, September 20, the
Pliilologian Literary Society held its
sccond regular meeting of the year and
rendered its first formal program. Prac
tically every member was present and
interested, while every one who had
been assigned a place on the program
was present and. without exception,
rendered his work exceptionally well.
McCauley, IMeNeil, Cox, and Watte
•&I>peared on the preliminary part with
some very practical and valuable talks.
The debate, however, was the real
feature. Seldoin has such a high de
gree of interest been manifested in the
first program of the year. Evidence
of this fact is furnished by recalling
that hardly had the debate begun when
the lights went out, and the argument
was completed in pitch darkness, but,
contrary to* expectations, seemingly
without a break.
Messrs. Lawrence, French; Hook and
York presented much effective argu
ment on both sides of the question,
“Resolved, That the Bible should bo
taught in the public Schools.'^
After a short business session the
following program was rendered:
Humorous Dialogue—Caroline Powell
and Nannie Graham.
Humorous Essay—Myrtle Isley.
Humorous Reading—Jewell Truitt.
Jokes—Minnie Johnston.
So’lo—Ella Keyser.
The judges voted as best on the pro
gram, Caroline Powell and Nannie
Graham, Jewell Truitt and Minnie
Johnston.
The Psii^helian Society is one of the
oldest organizations on the hill and
has been noted through the past for its
acliievements. Unusual interest is be
ing sliown this year. Several of our
old members who were out of school
last year are back with us again. We
welcome them heartily and are expect
ing a large number of new members.
The prospects seem bright for the
most successful year in the history of
the societv.
PSYKALEONS MEET
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The Psykaleon Literary Society had
a very impressive meeting September
26- when the new officers were installed.
The out-going president, Miss Elder,
made a very fitting farewell address,
and the new president, Miss Hannah
Newman, made a speech which we feel
sure will inspire the society to greater
aspirations and deeper loyalties during
the coming year.
The other officers were as follows:
Alma Rountree, secretary; Velma
Smith, supervisor. All of the new of
ficers show such a determination to
make the society mean more to the
girls and to put some of the old spirit
back into our organization, that we are
looking forward to a very successful
year. When we get back to our old
home, which will soon be newly furnish
ed, we are expecting much greater en
thusiasm and deeper interest on the
part of all the societies.
Get Philologian write-up of last week....
CLIO LITERARY SOCIETY MEETS
PSIPHELIAN LITERARY
SOCIETY RENDERS FIRST
PROGRAM OF THE YEAR
On Wednesday night, September 21.
the Psiphelian Literary Society met
and rendered its first program of the
year.
All the members were present and a
very interesting program consisting of
humorous selections was given.
The Clio Literary Society met in
regular session on Tuesday night. It
was the first time that they had been
privileged to meet in their newly equip
ped hall. The attitude that they have
toward it was expressed in that every
member of the society was present.
A very interesting program was rejid-
ered. Mr. Frank Alexander gave a
talk on his work in the Y. M. C. A.
Summer School. Mr. Hudson spoke on
youth. Mr. Hudson is a very jovial
fellow.and naturally handled this in a
splendid way. Mr. Boone, who spent
the summer selling shrubbery, spoke on
landscape gardening. Mr. David Brown
Harrell gave a talk on current events
whicli he made very interesting by men
tioning a goo'd number of campus
events. Mr. Eph Abel entertained the
society for a few minutes with some
very original humor. Mr. Harrell was
given the honor of being the best on
program. The entire program was very
good and enjoyed by all who were
present.
President Harper was present, and
after the program addel to tlie enter
tainment ]>y telling a few jokes and
making a short talk to the society mem
bers. Prof. Cotten was also present
and spoke for a few minutes on the
value of literary work.
Various committees were appointed
to carry on the work that is to be done
in the literary society this year. The
Clios have a very bright future and are
looking forward to much work at this
time.
New members will be taken in No
vember 1, 1927. Any who desire to will
please see the Secretary or some other
member of the literary' society and get
definite information concerning it, etc.
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