isa-normaladvance-1903-00014

Description:	14THE NOEMAL ADVANCE.course in the University of Michigan. His address is 408 Thomson street, Ann Arbor. Mr.Eateliffe is a member of the school board of WestTerre Haute and is a rising young man, who willbe heard from later.—Terre Haute Gazette.Mr. Eateliffe was a student here during the yearof 00-0i and will be remembered by his actingthe part of Will Nutter in the Sophomore play,The Little Brown Jug.Mr. Frank Thomas, 02, writes for The Advance. He has the high school principalship atPittsboro, Ind. He inclosed an interesting clipping giving an account of Hendricks CountyHigh School Athletic and Oratorical Association.The officers are F. W. Thomas, of Pittsboro C. 0.Free, of Plainfield, and G. M. Wilson, of NorthSalem. The significant fact s that they are allI. S. N. graduates and through their influenceHendricks county is fast getting in line.Prof. Curry—Which was the greater theologian, Cotton Mather or his son, Increase Mather?Junior Chorus—Increase Mather, of course.Consternation prevailed in.a certain class, prin-cipaly made up of Juniors, when the fact developed that any firm could use with impunity aphotograph, of any Normalite for advertising purposes. Pandemonium reigned and excitement wasat its highest pitch. The other classes smiled andsaid they were safe!Society and Societies.Y. M. C. A. EMPLOYMENT BUEEAU.As hinted in last Junes issue of The Advance,the Y. M. C. A. has this year established an employment bureau. Through the sacrifice of timeand effort of some of our members, the bureau hasbeen placed on a good footing and its efforts havein a large degree been successful. There is, however, a great field yet open for the development ofthis work. Mr. Lanison will in the future havecharge of this work and*it is hoped that a muchlarger number of boys may be helped to obtainwork. Those wishing to employ or to be employedwill please apply to Mr. Lamson, 625 North Fifthstreet.Y. M. C. A. Sunday meetings for month: Oct.19, Dr. Waters, subject selected Oct. 26, C. L.Fidlar, subject selected Nov. 2, Eev. Sellers subject selected Nov. 9, to be filled.Y. M. C. A. HOUSE,At the beginning of this term the Y. M. C. A.,with the aid and advice of President Parsons, secured what may be termed an Association House.The idea of an Association House is bv no meansnew. The larger associations at I. U. and Purdue—in fact at nearly all colleges and universities ofany importance—have had such houses for manyyears. The need of a place to serve as headquarters has long been felt here, but not until this yearwas it obtained. This house is located at 441North Fifth street, The purpose of the Association in this undertaking is not to establish a dormitory at all, but simply to have a place that maybe known and used as headquarters, where onelarge room may be used for committee meetings,Bible classes, reading room and office. The expenses thus incurred will be met by the Associationitself. The great value of such a house is alreadybeing felt in the resulting unity and success of thework. Daily papers are on the reading room tableand any member of the school is welcome to callduring the evening and use them.YOUNG MENS CHEISTIAN ASSOCIATION.The outlook for a successful years work in theAssociation has seldom been brighter. The youngmen of the school are almost universally in sympathy with Christian work and nearly three-fifths
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