The Gavelyte, April 1907

'ED RVILLE COLLIDGE. G' LOCAL NEWS. LLOY!l c·o~ !'ARR. ~: di [OJ'. Pay ubscription! Renew ub~c rip tion!', ! .'ubscrib for th Gavelyte! Patronize adverti ers ! Mention Gavelyte when you d0 ::io. The girls tried to give an9ther spr ad during th pa ·tmonth, but as u ual, th ir plans w r blocked by the boys. Why was Mac pr ~ nted with an oar the other evening? B cause h has one now but it tak s two to pro– pel a boat. Why was Confarr pre ented with a I P~of~. ~c ~esney and Allen we:e cage at a recent gath~ring? I app1eciat1ve listeners to the lecitu. . . delivered at lifton by Dr. Fess, pre - Mr . Will Graham, '04, was with us I ident of Antioch College. for a few days during the past week. . . . ! Baseball practice is about to b gin, o- ~1s Jan~t Tarbox h_as Jomed us j let us all come out and give the old abarn after a separat10n of some I Orange and Blue a r pre entative months. baseball team. Read Prof. Allen's articles on So- I Lounette terrett who as "Bill" cia~ism. They will.inform you upon Waide says, has lived' in the country an important quest10n of the day. all her life. was heard to remark, re- Hutch has changed his boarding I cently, that "sweet potatoes grow p1ace. He will now be found at the from seed." · McMillan 'on Xenia Ave. I April 1, a church social was held Lately, "Biily" Beggs has b_een seen at the home of Mr. and Mrs. . G. itting upon the steps of a house up- Turnbull. A number of College stud- on Xenia Ave., near Main street. i en~s were invited and ever~ onfl re- ome one was cloing good mission- ~oits a very profita~le ev_enmg spent ary work when they advised Bryson to m amusement and rn eatrng. keep following the "Good Shepherd." March 29, a party, which was at- Coming down from school one day ·confarr was heard to remark, as his attention was called to a canary bird in his cage, outdoors, that he believ– ~d "that bird would set me crazy." WhiC'h Hird, Lloyd? tended by the greater part of the student body, was held at the home of Miss Verna Bird. A pleasant eve– ning was indulged in by all and an abundancfl of refreshments were ser– ved.