PROP. ANSCOMBE ADDRESS THE
Y. M. C. A. ON "THE CALL
OF CHRIST.
The speaker said in beginning
that Jesus Christ went about seek
ing men while on earth. He at
tracted them as no other man ever
did. The tax collector left his
books, the fishermen left their nets,
and followed Him immediately. Why
did those men follow Christ and
thousands of others since then?
First, it was a personal invitation.
Personal talk was a great thing in
the life of Jesus. He liked to min
gle among men. Jesus gives to you
a personal call. He is extending a
personal call to everybody. He
himself came to seek and to save,
and He comes to each and everyone
of us with an invitation to accept
Him.
Jesus said, "Follow me." He did
not drive people, but went before
them. He is merely asking you to
live the same kind of life He did.
To be associated with Him is all He
asks peaple to do. He is the same
yesterday, today and tomorrow. He
is the greatest leader we can have,
a born leader of men, and He is call
ing to us today to follow Him.
Christ will lead us into service.
If you follow Him you must do some
thing. He went about doing good
and not merely dreaming about do
ing good. Work for Him is an en
joyment. He says, "Enter thou into
the joy of thy Lord."
Again He will lead you to sacri
fice. We must make sacrifices to fol
low Him. There is a parting of the
ways. We must give up some of our
desires, but we will be repaid for it.
The compensation is great, he says.
No man has left father, mother,
brother or sister that shall not be
repaid a hundred-fold.
/AT ASIANS DISCUSS
IMMIGRATION
On Friday evening, March 5, the
Zatasians enjoyed a very interesting
and helpful program.
The debate, "Resolved, That the
U. S. should adopt a policy of far
ther material restriction of immi
gration," showed much study and
preparation. Miss Johnson success
fully upheld the affirmative by three
main points: (1) Present conditions
in the U. S. demand a change in our
immigration policy, providing for
further material restriction; (2)
The present day immigration is as a
whole undesirable, constituting as it
does a grave menace to the life of
the American democracy; (3) Far
ther material restriction of immi
gration is in complete harmony with
the principles underlying our demo
cratic form of government.
Miss Richardson defended the
negative with the following points:
(1) The present laws restricting im
migration are sufficient; (2) Fur
ther material restriction of immigra
tion would prove unwise from the
standpoint of American labor, capi
tal and public; (3) An examination
of the so-called evils of the new im
migration shows that they are either
exaggerated or are not existing; (4)
That further material restriction of
immigration would be contrary to
the principles which have guided
America and which underlie our
democracy.
Miss Edith Harrison then told us
"Our Duty to the Foreigners," say-
ing that because the foreigners are
in our borders we must help them
by education.
Miss Neece next unfolded the fu
ture of the Zatasian girls by means
of a prophecy.
CLAYS INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
On Friday evening, March sth,
the Clays met to install the follow
ing officers: President, H. L. John
son; vice president, J. C. Newlin;
secretary, Everett Hollady; assistant
secretary, R. K. Farlow; censor, T.
D. Anderson; chaplain, L. L. Wil
liams; sergeant-at-arms, T. E. Mc-
Bane.
In order that the society members
could attend the girls' basket ball
game, the usual literary exercises
were postponed and an irregular pro
gram was successfully rendered.
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