The Crescent - December 8, 1926

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1 Digitl George Fox University "The Crescent" Student Newspper Archives The Crescent - December 8, 926 George Fox University Archives Follow this nd dditionl works t: Recommended Cittion George Fox University Archives, "The Crescent - December 8, 926" (926). "The Crescent" Student Newspper This Book is brought to you for free nd open ccess by Archives t Digitl George Fox University. It hs been ccepted for inclusion in "The Crescent" Student Newspper by n uthorized dministrtor of Digitl George Fox University. For more informtion, plese contct rolfe@georgefox.edu.

2 THE CRESCENT VOLUME XXXVIII, OREGON, DECEMBER 8, 926 SPEAKER WOMEN'S AUXILIARY PROMINENT ADDRESSES ASSEMBLY SPONSORS FAIR College Students Entertin t Community Festivl Lst Sturdy Evening The Community Fir, conducted by Women's Auviliry tr> Pcif!!' College, opened on Thursdy, Dec. 2, in building formerly occupied by Lrkin-Prince Hrdwre compny. This is second festivl of its kind to be conducted by Auxiliry ldies, first being held twelve or fourteen yers go. The min purpose of fir ws to rise money to cover yerly pledge of $ mde by Women's Auxiliry to Mintennce Fund of Pcific College, nd it is grtifying to note tht purpose ws well served, gross proceeds totling $ In rediness for fir, booths were constructed round wlls of building nd up center. The merchnts nd business concerns who purchsed se booths for exhibition of ir products were Lynn B. Ferguson, Thoms Miles, W. A. Grhm, Oregon Grin Co., E. C. Bird, J. C. Porter, W. W. Hollingsworth, Miller Mercntile Co., J. A. Hollingsworth, C. J. Breier, J. I.. Vn Blricom, Abbott Rdio Shop, Lrkin-Prince Hrdwre Co., C. A. Hodson, Vincent's Feed Store, Self-Service Store, Ymhill Electric Co., Oregon Cnning Co., Ed Crede, Mrs. Bllock, Ottmn's Shoe Store, nd Mr. Crow, ll of Newberg; nd in ddition Hecock Ssh nd Door Co., John Prsons, F. W. Hutchcroft, nd Felix Rosch of Portlnd. Six communities Springbrook, Rex, St. Pul, Sunnycrest, Dundee, nd Fernwood ccepted booths nd rrnged some splendid displys. Free booths were given to Newberg High School, Prent-Techer ssocition, Pcific College, Civic Improvement Club, nd Chmber of Commerce. Severl business houses mde contributions to fir insted of buying dvertising spce. These firms were: City Met Mrket, nd Plce Met Mrket of Newberg; Tru Blu Biscuit compny, Albers Milling Co., Crown Flour Mills, Meier & Frnk compny, nd Libby, McNeill & Libby of Portlnd. The displys were ll very interesting nd plesingly rrnged. Prizes for best exhibits were wrded s follows: Honorble mention, St. Pul; third plce, Dundee; second plce, Sunnycrest; nd first plce,.springbrook. The competition for prizes ws close nd judging ws difficult tsk. Besides displys, dded ttrctions were offered in three of booths; J. L. Vn Blricom conducted demonstrtion of Honeyed Whole Whet nd Silver Nut Mrgrine; Oregon Cnning compny served crckers nd jm, nd J. C. Porter & compny served hot coffee. The Women's Auxiliry served hungry public t ir lunch counter, supplied needle work for ldy Christms shoppers, helped to clo ir ptrons by conducting rummge sle, nd ctered to sweettooth with n offering of home-mde (Continued on pge two) "By wht right do we of white rce set ourselves up s superior to those of colored skins we who re but one in four of world's inhbitnts?" sked Miss Amy Blnche Greene, executive secretry of Fellowship for Christin Socil Order, in brief ddress to student body t regulr chpel hour, Mondy, November 29. The white rces comprise but onefourth of totl popultion of erth, but nine-tenths of erth's surfce is under white rce's control, eir politiclly or economiclly, or both, Miss Greene slted. "The commission on Extr Territorility hs recommended tht this right of extr territorility eb grdully withdrwn from Chin," Miss Greene reported, but, she sked, "Where did this right come from originlly? From right of might bsed upon conquest." Miss Greene briefly outlined history of delings of United Sttes nd or ntions with Chinese. She pointed out fct t h t foreign cpitl entered Chin nd or exploit ed countries unsolicited nd in time of internl unrest ws supported by militry nd nvl power. "The United Sttes hs six gunbots of specil design which re used to protect Americn finncil interests in Chin," Miss Greene stted. These bots re cpble of cruising 4000 miles up Ynktese river to very hert of Chin. "Wht would Americ do if Chinese gunbots should stem up Mississippi nd Ohio rivers to Pittsburg to protect Chinese investments re?" Miss Greene sked. "Would we not feel s Chinese students do? And yet, how mny Americns frown upon youth movement in Chin!" When truth is received we will form n intelligent public opinion nd corresponding course of ction, Miss Greene believes. The difficulty lies in fct tht unbised nd uncolored news cn only be obtined through indirect sources, such s missionries, T. M. C. A. nd T. W. C. A. workers. The only press service from Chin is in British hnds, nd ll news from this source is strongly colored on British side. The United Sttes is coming to be gretest offender in mtter of foreign domintion, declred spek- GYMNASIUM ANNEX NEARS COMPLETION Anyone who sys tht Pcific students cnnot put things over right, will hve to tke good look t est side of gymnsium. There were six "bosses" ppointed t recent thletic ssocition meeting, which hve proven mselves cpble of ir positions Eldon Everest ws plced in chrge of instlltion of electricl fixtures; Oscr Ekelson is looking fter flooding of new section; Homer Hester is seeing tht roof is put on correctly, nd Dick Everest is showing' his crew how to nil on ceiling. Coch Michener nd Ben Huntington re looking fter purchsing of new lockers nd erection of bump bords. Some of mny ors who re helping re Armstrong. Mcy, Perisho, Newby, P. Holding, R. Hester, Colemn, MoClen, Cole nd Crozer. Mrion Winslow nd Wlter Cook re doing jnitor work so tht Mr. Crozer cn supervise project. FRESHMEN W I N BASKET BALL TOURNAMENTS The college Freshmen hd resons to be thnkful during holidys for unquestionble victories, nd mny scores which were irs to hrvest from recent interclss contests. The seson opened with very close gme between first nd third yers of Acdemy, nd second nd fourth yer tems. The score ws tie, 0 to 0, t end of fourth qurter, but first nd third yers got three points in extr period which mde score 3-0. Then nd re interesting gmes, from specttors' viewpoint, closed, for college Freshmen won with such scores s 26 to 8 from Sophomores, 45 to 4 from Juniors nd Seniors, nd 45 to 0 from winners of cdemy gme. The outstnding plyer in tournment ws Merlin Brown, husky center of Freshmen squd. Ors to receive worthy mention re Huntington, Cook, Cole nd Sweet. PORTLANDER SPEAKS TO PACIFIC STUDENTS Mr. A. H. Devers, prominent Portlnd business mn, gve very interesting ccount of recent trip to Europe, during chpel hour on TuesCALENDAR dy, November 23. Mr. Devers defridy, December 0 Acdemy so- scribed especilly beutiful well cil. kept prks nd squres of London; Tuesdy, December 4 Hulls' Lyce- wonderful collections in different um number. museums; nd elborte rchitecfridy, December 7 Crescent m- ture of buildings in Itly, Frnce, teril must be in. nd Germny. Wednesdy, December 22 School dismissed for Christms holidys. V. M.-Y. W. GIVE JOINT PROGRAM The Thnksgiving service of Y. PRESIDENT SPEAKS AT CONFERENCE M. nd Y. W. ws held toger in chpel on November The folpresident Pennington nd Professor lowing progrm ws given: Song: Miss Miles nd Prof. Lewis. Perisho represented Pcific College t Address: "History of Thnksgiving," Independent Presidents' Conference t Willmette Universiey November 26 Prof. Mcy. Short Thnksgiving Sketch: Mildred 27. President Pennington gve evening ddress. Professor Perisho led Chote, Deli Hnville, Wldo Jones, j discussion of pper on "Sehol- Glen Brown. Qurtet: Esr Hworth, Lil Gul8tic Stndrds nd Extr Curriculr ley, Homer Nordyke, Crl Crne. ' Interests." (Continued on pge three) NUMBER 5 DR. WIRT PRESENTS WORLDJROBLEMS Noted Pece Worker Gives Solution for Interntionl Questions "Mn is beginning to emerge fron his psychology of ftlism, nd to dis crd belief tht becuse re hs lwys been wr. re will.lwys be wr," sid Dr. Lincoln Wirt,' western secretry, Ntionl Council for Preven tion of Wr, in n ddress t chp el hour, Tuesdy, November 30, on subject, "Europe Eight Yers After. Dr. Wirt hs recently returned from tour of Europe in interests of world pece movement. He visited Norrn Europe, spent two weeks ' Genev, visited Mediterrnen lnds, Levnt, nd Blkns. He ws especilly interested in Blkns, endevoring to discover, if possible, cuses of unrest in se mountin countries where so mny wrs hve originted. "Albni is little gem of country remote, nd without too svory rep uttion," Dr. Wirt stted. "Most of men look like pirtes, nd worn en like beuutics in r»ptivhgm "They re n ncient rce Under for eign bondge for 2000 yers, for th lst 200 oppressed by Turkish yoke; overrun by Austri during wr, occupied by Serbin, Greek nd Itl in troops successively since, it ws not until WoodrOw Wilson demnded Albnin independence tht this little ntion emerged, impoverished, but unconquered. A ntion of bndits? Why not, with every mn's hnd ginst m? "Tell those whom you meet on mountin tril or pesnt's hut tht you re from lnd of Woodrow Wilson, nd you will be protected nd enter tined s n ngel from Heven.' Dr. Wirt found Albnins longing for pece, nd for dvntges of modern civiliztion, for Albni is still lnd where primitive methods of living exist. These people re wit ing time when Americ will ctch vision nd send techers, gricul turlists, engineers, nurses, nd led ers to point wy to better things trnsition from primitive Albni oi crooked wooden plow nd flil without schools nd things y men to little Americ in Bl kns. The ry of hope in Europen sit ution is student pece movements Dr. Wirt believes. "August is Pece month t Bierville,' sid Dr. Wirt in speking of his visit to student council in this French city, where 5,000 visitors from 30 dlf ferent countries gred. Contrry to feeling of ntgon ism on prt of militry powers of this country towrd pece movements Europen powers lend every id. Th French wr deprtment sent lrg* militry bnd to entertin dele gtes t this gring. While such grings hve no of ficil power, y illustrte Europe's growing ttitude towrd wr. "It is strws tht show which wy th< (Continued on pge three)

3 boys tht you re WOMAN'S AUXILIARY THE CRESCENT withshowm let m relize SPONSORS FAIR Published Semi-Monthly (luring college yer by Student Body of Pcific College, Newberg, Oregon. W E N D E L L H. HUTCHENS Editor-in-chief Phone Blue 20 P H I L I P GATCH Associte Editor Phone Bed 20» tht you wnt m to win, nd (Continued from pge one) tht you will do your prt to mke tht gol! supplied minly by college girls As coch sys, "Pss it cndies nd fueulty women. :round, boys; don't hold it," so, Perhps most generl ttrction too, let us "pss it round" ws evening progrm presented j pep nd spirit until not few, ech dy. On Thursdy evening ws composed of numbers but ll of us hve mde gol progrm contributed by different communities for old P. C. Now, do it! You nd high school. Homer Hester hve it Shoot! P. M. G. sng Esthope Mrtin's "Come to The Fir," nd high school drmtic club presented skit entitled, "All For TREFIAN SOCIETY HAS n Egg." CONTRIBUTING EDITORS NOVEL MEETING Fridy's progrm ws provided lchpel Crl Crne most enterely by McMlnnville bnd. Society Thermn Evns In ddition Mrs. Rlph Otis of Rex sng The Trefin Literry Society met Y. M. C. A Wlter Cook solo. Tuesdy, Nov. 23, in college chpel, i Y. W. C. A Rose Ellen Hle On Sturdy fternoon Mr. Pul V. Sports Robert Holding Ech one nswered roll cll with i Mris, director of extension work for Thnksgiving quottion. After Jokes Genevieve Bdley business meeting, Ruth Ryn plyed Oregon Agriculturl College, nd beutiful pino selection entitled grdute of Pcific College, gve n MANAGERIAL STAFF Spnish Gypsy Dnce." Then ddress on subject, "Producing for Business Mnger Mrion Wlnslow "Courtship of Miles Stndish" ws por- Mrket." The Sturdy evening progrm ws Circultion Mnger Arthur Winters tryed by shdow pictures. The cst s follows: ws s follows: Priscill Ruth HoldCRITIC ing; John Alden Jonn Gerrits; Miles Selections Pcific College Glee Club, Professor Alexnder Hull, director. Professor R. W. Lewis Stndish Wilm Evns. While Genevieve Bdley red poem, se mem- Selections Pcific College Mle Qurtet; Philip Gtch, first tenor; Crl bers grcefully cted it out in pntoentered s second-clss mil mtter t mime. Crne, second tenor; Wendell HutchEveryone declred tht it ws Postofticc t Newberg, Ore. ens, first bss; Robert Holding, sec novel nd very interesting number. ond bss. The meeting n djourned. Reding Miss Deli Hnville. Tvrins: $.00 Yer in Advnce Solo Homer Nordyke. Single Copy 0c Solo Miss Esr Hworth. MISS JOHNSON LEADS V. W. Pino Duet Miss Ruth Whitlock nd Miss Mry L. Johnson, chirmn of QUAKERS VS. WAR Miss Ruth Ryn. he Advisory hord, led Y. W. on Dec e m b e r. She told of work of her Selections Pcific College fculty mle qurtet; Professor Chse L. ConAs Quker students, sub- sister s Home Missionry in Bltiover, first tenor; Professor Russell more. She hs been re for nine ject of Pece concerns us direct- I yers: W. Lewis, second tenor; Professor nd from hphzrd gring Dwight W. Michener, first bs; ly. Our thought hs been chl- of bout five, hs orgnized n efficient President Levi T. Pennington, seclenged se pst weeks through i Sundy school of more thn one hunbss. stirring messges, but how much dred. There re crefully grded elss- ne ond ct ply "Suce for Goslings." i's, studying regulr grded lessons untime do we spend on reding nd der direction of cpble techers. Cst of chrcters: Mr. Tylor Mrion Wlnslow; Mrs. Tylor Genstudying world problems. Tn ddition to this phse of work. evieve Bdley; Robert Tylor Ben I A specil shelf in librry Miss Johnson's sister clls on ItlHuntington; Elizbeth Tylor Rose hs been set side for mteril in fmilies in ir homes (for it is Ellen Hle; Mrs. Lee Mildred Itlins tht she works) nd on Pece nd Wr. Such books mong Chote: Jmes Wrd Bernrd Newlerns bout ir life nd ir c hy; Mid Hilm Hendrickson. Uns "Qukers in Pece nd Wr," tivities. With this knowledge she hs der direction of Miss Ev Miles / "Why Wr," "Lest We Forget," orgnized Boys' Clubs nd Girls' Clubs nd Miss Esr Binford. Christ nd Wr" re just few. nd clubs for boys nd girls toger..the ttendnce t fir ws quit'te There is Mors' Club with kindereveryone should red "Wr, Its grten rrngement, enbling moth- generous, nd it becme medium by Cuses, Consequences nd Cure," ers, who work so hrd, to come nd which old cquintnces were renewed "Abolition or Wr" nd "Amer- enjoy mselves nd be bsolutely free nd pst dys were reviewed. Altoit ws decidedly successful icn Pece Policy" by Kirby from ny kind of worry. She hs or- ger English Clubs to help se peo- fir, nd ldies of Auxiliry Pge, nd "Christin Conscience gnized ple lern English nd to encourge re plnning to repet it next yer. About Wr" by Hrry Emerson desire to become Americn citizens. Fosdick. They re keenly interested in eduction nd lern redily. Students nd friends who re interested in librry re wel- Wilm Evns, ccompnied by her come to use it. Mteril on sister, Helen, plyed chrming violin W. W. Hollingsworth & Son solo t beginning of meeting. Pece will gldly be sent to ny- R. E.. "Store of Qulity" one upon request. Let us, especilly, be intelligent on subject of Pece, in which we s Qukers stnd for. L. B. W. SHOOT! MAKE THAT GOAL! Students, hoopsters re out with ll ir vim nd fight, working hrd for coveted plces on first string! They know rewrd; do you? With possibilities nd mteril tht re is on hnd, P. C. hs rel winning chnce chnce to cpture honors of victory! But remember, folks, y expect to use tem work, rel pull toger type of temwork! A good tem is necessry thing to win chmpionship, but tht isn't ll, students, it tkes good bcking pull toger bcking not bcking of few, but whole herted bcking of every student! CAMPBELL'S THE HOME OF GOOD CANDY Try Our Students' Lunch LOGSTON'S BARBER SHOP HAIR CUTTING Our Specilty BAKERY 404 First Street Phone Green 24 Best of Bred Finest Ckes Pies like Mor used to Mke *. J IMPERIAL HOTEL AND RESTAURANT Wtches Clocks Expert Wtch nd Pen Repiring t F. E. ROLLINS Jewelry Wtermn Pens FOOT BALL SUPPLIES At Old Stnd LARKN PRINCE HARDWARE COMPANY THE YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO. Gives n Electric Service of relibility nd courteous ttention to its customers' requirements. YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO. Crede's Mrket All Met Must Ber Inspection Free from Disese Qulity nd Service Count Rev. Holding, of locl Friends church, took s his his text, "Enter Ye In t Strit Gte." in very interesting tlk given t chpel period on Thursdy, December 2. He explined mening of word, strit. It is nrrow wy, pressed in upon from both sides. The strit wy of life is so nrrow tht only busy, industrious, nd successful mn is ble to follow it. Anyone, however, who is mbitious enough to put his whole ttention on living right cn, with help of Jesus, follow dngerous wy which leds to perfection. One of striking thoughts which Mr. Holding brought out ws tht it is fr esier to think of fifty things in one minute thn to think of one thing for fifty minutes. YELL KING ELECTED Donld Crozer, promising member of freshmn clss, ws elected yell leder t student body meeting on Mondy, November 22. Mr. Crozer fills vcncy left by resigntion of Robert Holding from honored position.. DR. J O H N S. R A N K I N Physicin nd Surgeon Office Phone Blck 7 Residence Phone Green 7 Office over U. S. Ntionl Bnk ORDER PHOTOS NOW FOR CHRISTMAS EVANS STUDIO College Street CITY MEAT MARKET THE HOME OF GOOD MEAT Delivery 9,, 2, nd 4 o'clock G. L. PARKER, Mgr. Phone Red First St. CLARENCE BUTT Attorney Office Second Floor Union Block DR. THOMAS W. HESTER Physicin nd Surgeon Office in Dixon Building -:OREGON E. C. BAIRD Generl Merchndise We pprecite your ptronge Phone Red 37

4 PERSONALS PROMINENT SPEAKER DR. WIRT PRESENTS Philip Gtph spent holidy :it h;s WORLD PROBLEMS ADDRESSES ASSEMBLY home in Eugene. Genev Street enjoyed short visit (Continued from pge one) (Continued from pge one) with her fr lst week. Miss Miles spent Thnksgiving cr. New York bnkers prcticlly con- wind is blowing," Dr. Wirt suggested. holidys t her home in Slem. trol certin of Ltin Americn counthe ims of Ntionl Council for Mrs. Hodgin spent Thnksgiving t tries, she sserted. Lons re mde, Prevention of Wr, s outlined by Dr. nd interests re collected through Slem s guest of Miss Ev Mills. Wirt during course of his ddress, If difficulties re: Gldys Hollingsworth spent Thnks- customs deprtments. r rise, Mrines re sent to protect giving with her friend ner A ncouver,. Orgniztion for World Pece. Americn i n t e r e s t s. The result is "Action follows thought. 'As mn Wshington. growing htred towrd Americ, which U Tozier spent very enjoyble thinketh, so is he,' is s pplicble to Thnksgiving vction in Crrolls, is becoming one of most importnt ntions s to individuls," sserted problems in interntionl ffirs. Wshington, visiting her unt. speker. Oppostion to this Orienttion "If wr is to be verted between of world though towrd pece comes Mildred Chote, Genev Street, Loli- white juid colored rces, se growing principlly from professionl milt Hinshw, nd Mr. Street took spirit* of domintion nd htred must itrist nd his fmily, munitions Thnksgiving dinner t Mrs. Bils'. be destroyed. The youth of Americ mnufcturer, profiteer, nd I-lilm Hendrickson nd Genevieve must tke led," speker stted. yellow press, sserted Dr. Wirt. Bdley mde ir wy to Portlnd "We re becoming stiff-necked peo2. Support of Americ's dherence Wednesdy evening for ir vction. ple in our pride nd domintion, even Professor McClen ws speker s Jews of old," Miss Greene chrg- to permnent Court of Interntiont morning service of South ed. "It is just s true of ntion s l Justice, where disputes my be setslem Friends church on November 28. of mn though whole world be tled without rms. 3. Advoction of Second DisrmJohnn Gerrits, Huld Winslow nd gined nd soul lost, it profiteth ment Conference. Dr. Wirt gve ilmrgret Jckson hd honor of nothing." T. R. E. lustrtions of wht we my expect in being guests t Pennington home next wr, bsed upon recent inthnksgiving dy. Speking of retlition why doesn't ventions nd discoveries of scientists. Chin send flock of gunbots up Rose Ellen nd Beryl Hle, nd RobIt is question of destroying wr beert Holding spent Thnksgiving vc- Mississippi to Herrin, Illinois; to pro- fore we re destroyed by it, spektion in Montgue, Cliforni, with tect lundry industry? er pointed out. R. C. Hle fmily. 4. Eduction for World Pece. Dis"Y. M. C. A." Mr. W. L. Hdley nnounced nrm hert. FSster good will nd Rev. J. E. McShne spoke on "Hbits" ggement of his dughter, Gldys, to friendship in our schools insted of Wlter Cook t Thnksgiving dinner t regulr meeting of Y. M. C. htred, nd wr will dispper. A. on Wednesdy, December. He t H'dley home. "Be not wery in well doing. It brought out ide tht hbits once Jne Dolph spent Thnksgiving dy formed were hrd to brek nd tht tkes more courge to mke pece thn t Morn School t Rolling By. Wsh- students mke so mny hbits tht to mke wr," Dr. Wirt concluded. "It ington. Miss Dolph's bror, Cyrus, y should be creful to prevent ny is esy to drift into wr pece lies upstrem." T. R. E. Is student t tht school. which Will not be useful in lter life. We her tht Miss Wtlnd enjoyed very much her rest from librry NEW STUDENTS It hs been suggested tht mtriwork. She spent her Thnksgiving vold students know Prker Hrdwre ction with Gwendolyn Hnsen whose monil bureu be estblished in P. C. for use of such men s Art Winters home is t Oswego. nd Bob Morrill, who re unhle to Co. is plce to buy Athletic Goods, Who cn solve mystery? For mke right connections over so new student will do well to try some strnge reson Wlter Cook nd telephone. m. Adv. Mrion Winslow were not to be seen nywhere on cmpus on Thnks giving dy. Where could -y hve bew\? The Acdemy hd plesnt surprise witing m Mondy morning. They becme.college folk due to flood in bsement of Acdemy building. Don't mistke this sudden promotion for studious efforts, however. Donld Crozer spent Thnksgiv Ing seson s guest of his cousin, Bernrd Newby, t Wshougl, Wshington. Mr. Crozer returned to Newberg with severl long uburn hirs upon his shoulder nd reported n enjoyble time. Did we hve fun t Dorm during vction? Um-huhl For rel inside dope, see Mildred Chote, Genev Street, Huld Winslow, Lolit Hinshw, Mrgret Jckson, Mrion Winslow, Wlter Cook, Mr. Armstrong. Arthur Winters nd Frnk Cole. My Person spent her Thnksgiv- ing vction in Good Smritn hos- j pitl in Portlnd." She hd mny visitors during tht time, however, to cheer her up. She is in HendrickThis yer our buying deprtment hs gred toson home in Portlnd now. We hope to see her bck in school gin soon. ger finest ssortment of Christms merchndise Professor Perisho met on council of Willmette Vlley Athletic tht it hs ever been our good fortune to disply for Legue t Willmette University Noyour pprovl. Lsting gifts gifts tht will give plesvember 27. -Among or importnt items of business were wrding ure nd service long fter holidy seson hs pssed. of footbll cup to Linfleld College nd considertion of revision of And lst, but wht is most importnt, prices will constitution of Legue, which committee ws ppointed to consider be within rech of everyone. until n djourned meeting in Jnury. Misses Mrgret nd Helen McClen entertined s ir guests Thnksgiving evening members of ir Sundy school clsses. The evening ws most enj"oybly Bpent plying ping pong, nd rook nd music, chmpions of which re s yet unknown. Delicious, yet novel refreshments of cup cke, met rolls, strwberry jelly nd coco were served. The girls ll went home feeling more thnkful for friendships nd good times y shred. Approprite Gifts for FATHER MOTHER SISTER nd College Students re Alwys Welcome t THE REXALL STORE Lynn B. 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5 FORMER STUDENT TELLS EXPERIENCES Miss Fleet Lelund Writes From tlie "University Aflot" November, 026. Der P. C. Friends: Whtever else Los Angeles my hve ment to me, it signified one thing especilly letters from home. We hd been t se three weeks, nd I hd been without news from home for four long weeks. The mil bskets were re on whrf witing us when we rrived t Sn Pedro bout noon on October 8 (some eighteen hours hed of schedule). A few of.students did get few letters n, but wited until lte tht night nd got mine when I returned from drive round city. Tht ws just s long s I could wit, however, so I st up until long fter midnight reding nd re-reding letters nd newspper clippings from home, school, nd friends. It surely ws tret to hve news nd to know tht y were getting long fine (even without me!). It required quite bit of time to become ccustomed to routine work on bord, but I seem to hve done so by now. The dy begins quite erly when bugle is blown t six-thirty to wken those who re not lredy wke. Brekfst is served from seventhirty until nine, though first clss period begins t eight. Ech period lsts one hour (not fifty minutes) nd clss dy does not end until six in evening. Even n re re some lecture courses given fter supper. I hppen to hve n eight o'clock clss eveiy week dy nd t times when I m sleepy I wish tht I did not. And yet, necessity of getting to tht clss on time strts ech dy with snp. On no dy do I hve more thn three clsses, becuse Sturdy is included s 'school dy. If it were not, I might hve four or five ech <iymy schedule is not s hevy s one I would hve t Pcific, nd yet it keeps me busy becuse re re so mny distrctions which I hve not lerned to ignore. I find tht I hve tendency to just sit nd wtch wter. Even when se is clm, I love to see fom nd swell cused by prow s we sil long. Anor thing which disturbs study is opportunity to cht with or people, for it is very Interesting to discover ir ides, opinions, nd interests. I knew only one person before I strted, so of course I hve hd to do lot of "getting cquinted." In fct, conditions of study on se re so utterly different tht I find it difficult to concent) te on ny text books t ll, nd when I hppen to be lzy, I wish tht I did not feel obliged to work for credit. Life is not entirely question of studying, however; re re vrious ctivities which demnd ir shre of ttention. The most noticeble is Binncle, our dily newsppjer which is published on bord by deprtment of Journlism under direction of Ex-governor Allen of Knss. The Binncle is sme size s Crescent nd dcvotis itself minly to ccounts of dys shore, unusul events like ppernce of bird t time we were seven hundred, fifty miles from nerest lnd, nnouncements, nd instructions for next port. I men to show you some of my copies when I come bck. Or ctivities re men's chorus, women's chorus, drmtics,, orchestr, nd orgniztion of student body. The lst hs president, council, nd severl committees but no tresurer. Tht seems unusul to me, nd I lso think it significnt tht The Binncle hs no dvertising nd no chrge for subscription, except to those who re not on bord ship. Sports nd physicl eduction form topic by mselves. There re not dequte futilities on bord, nd yet it relly is surprising how mny sports cn be prcticed in limited spce which deck ffords. I hve stood on rer of promende deck just to see how mny different things were going on t sme time. There ws rchery, swimming, boxing, wrestling, fencing, nd deck forms of tennis, footbll, bsket bll, nd golf. The surprising thing bout it ws tht ll of se provided gret del of musement nd exercise, too. The compulsoiy prt of physicl trining comes in with ordinry gymnsium clsses held three times week for ll men nd women, even members of fculty. I hve herd tht one my substitute some sports for clsses, but I hve not tken up nything else. The clsses re held out on deck nd it is plesnt exercising in bthing suit, if wer is wrm, or in middy nd bloomers if it is cooler. Some kind of exercise is bsolutely necessry on ship bord. I hve hd privilege of meeting some very splendid people on this cruise. Mr. Mcintosh, president of I'niversityl Trvel Assocition, Is tll, kindly mn with bility of being interested in individul nd of mking one feel quite t home with him. Miss Anderson, his secretry, is just s likble. The first time I sw her I thought of Miss Lewis, nd furr cquintnce with her ctions, mnners, nd friendliness hs heightened tht impression of similrity. The two do not look very much like, nd yet y do it is hrd to explin. The members of fculty re very nice nd mjority of students re like those we hve t Pcific. Of course, re re exceptions, but we re fortunte tht se re in minority. 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COOLEY, Proprietor Accounts of students, fculty nd friends of Pcific College invited INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ESTABLISHED 889 FOR THE EASIEST SHAVE nd Most Up to Dte Hir Cut go to FAIR STORE Hedqurters for Christms Gifts COOLEY'S DRUG STORE Try Our Fountin Lunches UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Cpitl, Surplus nd Profits $35,000 Fine Printing Wtches There re not mny regultions, for mtter of discipline is minly tht \ of honor. One of few necessities I is tht lights on deck go out t ten o'clock in evening for benefit of those who sleep out re. Ltely I hve formed hbit, nd my wtch; reminds me tht I should be mking up my bed before lights go out. It is necessry to pck one's blnkets up ech night nd tke m bck in morning, nd I hve found tht it is not very much fun mking bed in drk. It cn be done, but I like to strt t tsk liout fifteen minutes before ten. Au revoir. Fleet Lelnd. RESTAURANT TRY OUR PLATE DINNERS Chicken Dinner Every Sundy Thnk You THE GEM BARBER SHOP For first clss work. Hir Bobbing, Mssging, nd Shmpooing. Stisfction gurnteed. IIYMER & BURKETT 704 First Street Just in. New shipment of Zippers, in colors. Tweeds nd Jerseys in high nd low tops. Come in nd let us show you se New Ones. MUJSgft Newberg, Oregon