Cedarville College Bulletin, January 1916

I TT T T R it 111 111r 111! ,lllt 11 ln111• i11l,r1• I lin,r, tit t'li l\lll 1:n11", th, 1?1 ,it ,•1 .. 11111lin:il P,wl, Liu• ( 1 ,•1l:1\ill• ('liff, t h1 I 11d11111 mn11111l. I h old I 0111• hn11 1>, I h,• old I or I, I h • Ill J '111 ti ,. Ill' Lll ' 'I ,•11 i•?hl inn B.ir 1 nom, · · 1lu• Iii rt lrpl:11' nnil 1•1111111 ry h 11111 nl th,• l:il,• \Yhill'l:rn 1',,id, lhi> h, :idq1111rt,•r Ill 'I P1•11111 •h, ,1r,• nil 11 nr 1•11nngh In lhl' villng<' In :tfl'ord 11llr:wliv• ohj1•1·livt• pninL for pl,•,1,ant 'hil ing" I' 1w1litio11 · nr dri\f•. LECTURES D ENTERT INMENTS. Lcdnr-.. addrl':, • • n•,ulm~.. vn1·11l 111111 J11sfr11111r11l;d I l,•1• ti011., and otlwr l'nt •rtainmcnls a r,• givPn in 1·hap l from rlay to da h) llll'lllhrr,, of the faC'ulty arnl many oth rs. La. t y1 1 ar th• e\l'll Is of t ht 1 ummpr ses,·ion w •r • c· losPd wi I h a 11 P 11 I l'l'I n i II rn,·n t giy ·n h~ a d1orw of. i, I) trained voie •:. Th, ·horn! · •11' ·lion were fn»l) int rspcr <l with olo., d11PL', rl'adi11fl': and othPr p 'rformanc . ..,\. irnilar entertainment will he fl'i\' •n in 1!1 16. ~\. r (7ular five-day chautauqua program of mnsi ·al. literary, . cientific and oratorical talent i now being arnrnaP,l for one of the i · ,reek' of the t rm. om of the he ·t tal nt on th, plat– form will appear in thi proaram. THE STORY HOUR. ::\Ii P arl 'arpenter, of ovington, Ky., P re iclent of th incinnati tory League, and a chantaU<1ua and in titnte 1 ·tnr •r f con id rabl note, will give a full w k of tory t lling and in tructiou in thi Yaluable art. Both the tor:i hour and J. Ii. s arpent r · lecture on the art of in. truction throuah tori , "ill b, op n to all without extra charg . MORAL AND RELIGIOUS INFLUENCES. ' danill ollea i decid ell: a hri tian iwtitnlion. Tlw moral and reliaiou need of the tudent arc on tautly k pt in min,l. The huildin(7 of good, trona character i re<.,anled a th c 'ntral aim of all duration and th only nr fonn<lation for th• high t eftil'iency. ,Yhile the reliaion of hri t perm at, the pirit of the chool, it i · dominated by no narr w d nomiuatiou– ali m. and . tud ·nt of all religiou belief will find them clv · w lcome and at home here. -8-