The Gavelyte, April 1907

CEDARVILLE COLLEGE. 72 SOCIETIES. 1:,>\\'l>Y \\'ILLl.\~l~O ' , J•:dilor. P h i lo. 1 members, particularly those who live The Philo s have been holding th ir I in the country, are kept from att nd– meeting as usual, much spirit is still ance by bad weather. The .work of manifest, but it is to be hoped that the_ past two t~r~s has received t~ better work will be done in the future. I praise of visitors and th ~·e is One evening, the society was given a In ° d O u b t th~t th~r will b decided tre.at, when Mr. Raymond ~ven better work this pr~ng along all haw, delivered to them a humorous I lmes. As the Inter-Society contest selection. has been abandoned for this term, no one will have extra work on hand on Gavel Club. that account, and all can join in making the program from night to The meetings of late have been night, the best we have ever had. very interesting and profitable to The .officers for the present are Presi– those pr~sent. The time of meeting I dent, Kenneth Williamson: Vice Presi– has been changed from Thursday dent, Wm. Waide; Secretary, Ethel evening to Thursday afternoon and to I McMillan; Treasurer, Frank Creswell; this no doubt we can ascribe the re- Marshal, Wm. Ritter. vived zeal of the members. The questionJiscussed at ,theJast meeting 'was as_follows: "Resolved, that man is, by nature, a social being." The -sentiment of the Club was in favor of affirmative. The Club has_decided to give a play at a near date and it is to be hoped that it will be liberally _:'upported by all. Philosophic The Society has now come to the season of the year when it can do it's heRt work. In the winter, many Y. M. C. A. Although this is the first time we have heard from this organization, in these columns, w e f e e l sure it will not be the last. This is a move– ment that other colleges anti universi– ties all over the land have been mak– ing and it is, indeed, a very valuable movemen~. The average student does not in the least, realize the ad– vantages that are bound up in it, as has been noted previously in the paper. Officers of the association