SCHOOL OF PROPHETS "TAMING OF THE SHREW" ALL NEXT WEEK THE ECHO FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

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VOLUME XIV. UPLAND, INDIANA, TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1927. NUMBER 25. Taming Of The Shrew "• ^ "tSXi Eurekan Club Wins

Special music and Easter Music To Be Presented Features Inter-Club Debate The choir rendered an Easter an­ Barton Pogue Takes Leading Part them requested by Dr. Blodgett, then Recognition Of Soviet Russia Discussed The Senior Class of Taylor Uni­ Miss Purchis and Miss McCain sang, versity is presenting Shakespeare's "How Much I Owe," and Mr. C. A. At 6:45 o'clock on Saturday even­ "Taming of the Shrew," to be given Miss Hawkins Douglas sang, "My Redeemer and My Thalonian Officers ing in Shreiner auditorium the Eu- in modern dress, Friday and Satur­ Lord," after which the Atkinson-Rupp rekas and Eulogs met, backed by their day nights, April 22nd and 23rd in Leads Volunteers quartette sang "All Hail the Power of Elected sister clubs, to engage in an intellect­ Shreiner Auditorium. Jesus Name," and concluded the ual conflict. The judges were Prof. Ada Rupp Sings musical program. M. Madeline Southard, Dr. Newton The fact that Barton Ree Pogue H. M. Skinner President is to take the leading part adds tre­ All were greatly helped by Miss Dr. R. A. Morrison was the speak­ Wray, and Dr. B. W. Ayres. The ques­ Hawkins' impressive message last er and brought a very interesting mendous interest to the production. Th Thalonian Literary Society has tion was, resolved: That the United Monday night. Her text was, "It Easter message. States should recognize the Soviet Besides Prof. Pogue a strong support­ as its officers for the spring term the pleased God to reveal His Son in me, This service climaxed a series of government of Russia. The Eurekas ing cast, including Bertha Phillips, following people: that I might preach him among the very impressive services held here at were represented by the Messrs. Nor­ and Harold Beane, graduates of the President, Howard Skinner; vice- heathen." Gal. 1:16. Taylor this week, honoring the death man L. Rose, Earl E. Allen, and Mar- Rice School of Expression at Oak president, Margaret Coghlan; secre­ Some of the most important things and resurrection of our Lord. cius E. Taber, while the Eulogs were Bluffs, Mass., is to take part in the tary, Dorothy Jensen; Treasurer, which she emphasized and which are defended by the Messrs. Ross Jackson, comedy . Ruby Shaw; Asst. Treasurer, Estol of great value to every prospective John Rood and Elton Stetson. The comedy to be presented, "The Culp; censor, Esther Blank; asst' cen-/ Christian worker are: God revealed Mr. Rose opened the debate by urg­ Taming of the Shrew," is one of Dr. B. W. Ayres Brings sor, John Rood; music critic, Lillian His Son, not only "to" me but "in" ing the audience to lay aside its pre­ Shakespeare's best known and most Scott; literary critic, Bertha Pollitt; me. If we are to preach the gospel judices and listen to facts as they humorous comedies. It recently had Message In Chapel Review editor, Kenneth Hoover, Asst. to the heathen our lives must be a really were. He discussed the fact a complete winter's run in one of St. Review editor, Leonard Tripp; chap­ revelation of Jesus. While Jesus was that in order for a government to be Louis' largest theatres. Besides be­ Good Friday lain, Emma Bell; custodian, Harold on earth He revealed God in the same recognized it must maintain itself and ing presented on the stage of the Kundert; reporter, Ida Marie Spreen. way we must reveal Jesus. If we this was true of the Soviet Govern­ country's largest cities it has been Prof, and Mrs. Kenneth Wells Sing At the meeting of the society on fail to reveal Jesus there is no other ment because authorities state that presented over the radio repeatedly. April 13, 1927, the contestants for the plan of spreading the gospel. ' it is the most stable government of (Continued on page 2, col. 3.) Dr. B. W. Ayres, beloved Taylor spring inter-society contests were Come to the Volunteer Band every (Continued on page 3, col 2.) professor, brought the message in elected. They are as follows: Monday night and learn new ways of chapel the morning of Good Friday. Piano, Miss Lillian Scott; Voice, doing your part in carrying on the Before Dr. Ayres brought his mess­ Mr. Howard Skinner; Essay, Mr. John Philos Present spreading of the Gospel. age, and also immediately following Rood; Oration, Mr. David Clench; Eurekans Give Glee Easter Program his talk, Prof, and Mrs. Kenneth E. Reading, Miss Frances Bogue. Wells sang. Their singing was greatly Athletic managers were also elect­ Club Program Address by Miss York and Pantomime Unique Prayer Service appreciated by the entire student ed—-Mr. Lynn Mosser for track man­ body. Features ager; Mr. Robert Clark for boys' Glee Club Numbers, Orchestra, Piano Held Thursday Evening Reading a portion of the story of baseball manager, and Miss Alliene Solos, Readings and Quartette In keeping with the spirit of the the passion and death of our Lord and Campbell for girls' baseball manager. Numbers Given season the Philalethean Literary So­ Prof. Southard Conducts Pre-Easter Saviour, Dr. Ayres brought home to ciety presented an Easter program in Service us from a different angle the story of The Eurekan Debating Glee Club, the cross. He brought out the psy­ Shreiner Auditorium Saturday even­ Joseph H. Smith To Taylor's only Glee Club this year, ing. Prof. Madeline Southard conducted chological struggle which Jesus had gave a delightful program Tuesday at the desertion of his friends. Dr. Without a doubt the feature of the the Thursday evening prayer service. Conduct School evening to an excellent crowd. Ayres' message lead us to look with a program was the inaugural address of The service was deeply significant of Edward Eaton had charge of the new vision on the death of Jesus. the new president, Rae York. Bring­ the passion and death of our Lord and Of Prophets training and conducting of the Glee ing out that the time of Easter was a Saviour. Club and Albert Krause conducted time of new life and new love she A large illumined cross and a re­ April 25-30 Dates Set for Meetings and trained the Eurekan Orchestra. plead for a better inter-society spirit, markable picture of our crucified Prayer Band Organizes The Club is grateful to these two men for the good work they did. a spirit of cooperation and coordina­ Lord were the only visible elements Old Taylor students are delighted tion. She said, "We are not merely in the service. Prof. Southard read Life Line to hear that Joseph H. Smith, admit­ Harold Beane, Morris Baldwin, and Albert Krause gave special numbers. Philos or Thalos, we are brothers and the scriptural account of the betrayal, ted the greatest living Bible exposi­ Mr. Beane's "Formalities at Si- sisters, as we are all students of trial, and crucifixion of Jesus. Prof. Special Prayer for June Convention tor, is to be at Taylor all next week wash" by George Fitch, proved one Taylor. Better to do away with our Southard's reading was interspersed conducting his annual "School of the with appropriate songs by a mixed Prophets." of the most popular of the special Last Tuesday night the Prayer (Continued on page 3, col. 3.) quartet. Though Joseph Smith is in constant numbers. Morris Baldwin played two Band had its usual meeting with an demand for meetings, conventions, numbers, "Nocturne" Op. 50 No. 1, by unusual blessing from the Lord. conferences and schools, Taylor Uni­ Kryzanowski, and "Scaramouche," by After the opening songs and prayer versity has been able to secure his Chaminade. Mr. Krause played the Sergeant York Visits services yearly for some time to con­ "Crucifix" by Faure and "Non e Ver," the business of the evening was con­ duct a "School of Prophets." Mr. by Tito Mattei, on his slide trombone. Holiness League ducted. Each one present was made Smith's Bible exposition is remark­ Of the quartette numbers "Bend a part of the great life line. If you able for its clarity, sanity and wis­ Low Oh, Dusky Night," by Underhill would like to know more about this dom. To have Mr. Smith for a proved the most popular. Dr. Vayhinger Speaks on "The Power life line, come to Prayer Band and whole week is indeed a pleasure and Of the four orchestra numbers, of the Cross in the World" privilege. learn what it is and learn of its pur­ (Continued on page 3, col. 3.) pose. Upon request to the president In the opinion of the writer this country today who can preach a whole you may also become a part of it. was the best Holiness League we have sermon without mentioning salva­ SACRED CANTATA GIVEN had this year. If you doubt this ask tion." Let's stop there a moment and The Prayer Band is thinking much someone who was there. What char­ think of the import of this statement. of the June convention. If you want GOOD FRIDAY AFTERNOON acterizes a good Holiness League and What purpose can a minister have in to see this convention the greatest in what characterizes the best? Well, preaching if it be not to precipitate Taylor's history, the Prayer Band in­ "Olivet To .Calvary," Directed by Peter Cartwright, that famous salvation in the hearts and minds of Prof. Kenneth Wells preacher and missionary of the east­ men? Or from another angle, what vites you to society hall at 6:30 every ern states in the early days used to is there in a minister's life which com­ Tuesday night. The Choral Society of Taylor Uni­ pray at the beginning of every serv­ pensates for his time and labors if Prayer Band is a place where versity, under the direction of Mr. ice, "Lord Jesus, give us light, liberty men do not find the salvation of their Wells, gave the sacred cantata, "Oli­ everyone wants to pray. and power in this meeting." In judg­ souls. If it is money for the board vet to Calvary," by Maunder, Good ing a meeting such as the Holiness bill that the minister is in search of Friday afternoon. League I believe I instinctively, either I wonder if it never occured to him consciously or unconsciously, use This cantata has been given that he would undoubtedly live long­ a number of times at Taylor and each Peter Cartwright's measuring sticks. er and pay the board bill easier by TAYLOR CALENDAR performance makes a profound im­ When the light, liberty and power of pursuing almost any other line of the Lord are manifest then it is a pression on all who hear it. It rever­ • work under the sun! May the Lord ently recalls the scenes which mark good meeting. April 18—Dr. Shannon lectures help us as ministers of the Gospel to the last few days of the Saviour's life In the testimony service Sergeant keep the purpose and end of our April 19—Prayer Band York made a statement which, coming on earth. The rejoicing of the multi­ preaching always before us! April 21—Prayer Meeting from the lips of the man who captur­ tudes with palms, the lament over Je­ ed more soldiers single handed than Dr. Vayhinger took for his text April 22—Taming of the Shrew rusalem, the scene in the temple, the any other man in the world war, these verses from the eleventh chap­ April 23—Taming of the Shrew Passover Supper, the Garden of Geth- semane, the judgment of Pilate, the should cause ministers of the Gospel ter of John's gospel: "Jesus said unto April 25-30—School of Pro­ triumph of Calvary, all depicted in a to think some serious thought. "There her I am the resurrection and the life, phets by Joseph H. Smith simple but profoundly moving way. are a great many preachers in the (Continued on page 2, col. 1.) PROF. KENNETH WELLS (Continued on page 3 col. 3) PAGE TWO TAYLOR UNIVERSITY ECHO

TAYLOR UNIVERSITY ECHO HIT AND MISS OPEN FORUM WORLD NEWS Published weekly by the Taylor University Echo Co., students of Taylor University, Upland, Indiana. Roosevelt Field, Mineola, N. Y. April Entered as second class matter, October 15, 1913, at the Upland post Friend: I suppose you didn't run "MR. SOMEBODY" across a fellow named Scrimshaw on 15.— office at Upland, Indiana, under act of March 3, 1879. Two weary American aviators, Bert your travels? Mr. Somebody is the only student EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT Christy (the road hog): I don't Acosta and C. D. Chamberlain, wrote in Taylor University who boards free, history in the sky today when they Editor-in-chief .1 John H. Shilling know—I never stop to ask their Managing Editor Marcius E. Taber names. rooms everywhere, attends every class established a new world's record for News Editor Ruby Breland —TU— session, sport, game, program, debate endurance flying—fifty-one hours, eleven minutes and twenty-five sec­ Athletic Editor Harrison Taylor "How long you in jail fo', Mose?" and pays neither tuition nor fees for onds. They smashed the previous Alumni Editor Harold Beane "Two weeks." his presence. He is never invited but record of forty-five hours by almost Chronical and Humorous Editor Ada Rupp "Wha am de ch'age?" always comes. Dr. Paul would like six hours. Reporters "No charge, everything am free." to speak with him, the Dean and other —TU— Bertha Pollitt "Ah mean, what has you did?" professors anxiously await his appear­ Santiago, Chile, April 14.— Katherine Tower "Done shot my wife." ance and each student constantly A violent earthquake rocked Santi­ Evelyn Duryea "You all killed you' wife, and only hunts for him every day. He seems ago today, taking a heavy toll, prob­ Manuel Alojado in jail fo' two weeks!" something like the hair on a frog, ably fifty, of lives, and did much prop­ Virgil Rowland "Dat's all—den I gits hung." everywhere but unable to be seen, or erty damage. John Rood —TU— like a "cootie" on your back, just —TU— Dr. Ayres: There are exceptions to when you have him he is gone, like BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Tokio, April 14. (AP) — all rules, you know. last winter's snow, here but gone. He Bright student in Phil. 6: Where's The Japanese garrison in Manchur­ Business Manager Edgar A. Weber is an active party in most every con­ the exception to the rule that we all ia, which is in the path of the massing Advertising Manager Howard Runion versation and he knows more about must die? Russian troops, is to be doubled, ac­ Subscription Manager Donald H. Wing the social, literary and athletic life on Dr. Ayres: Ah, that's the exception cording to reports from Tokio. Circulation Manager , Claude Hathaway our campus than anyone else. Here to the rule that all rules have their —TU— Assistant Circulation Manager Willis Tappan him talk—Somebody told me that exceptions. somebody told you that somebody Shanghai, April 16.— Secretary - Martha Lindsey Although there have been many —TU— told her that somebody said that you Subscription Price, $1.75 per annum (thirty-three or more issues) in killed during the past few days in, Note in Marion Chronicle: Rev. said that somebody knew, etc. Did United States, if paid before January 1, 1927; $2.00 per annum after January the nationalist raids, the conserva­ James will preach Tuesday night. you ever meet him or make his ac­ 1, 1927; $2.00 per annum by mail. tives appear to have affairs in con­ Sermon: On the Road to Hell—every­ quaintance ? I have and often do, trol at present. body welcome. still when he is most present I can —TU— never find his whereabouts. It's a false woman who doesn't Now he is not only everywhere but know her own teeth. EDITORIAL he is learned and ready to give knowl­ CHURCH NOTES If silence gives consent, Coolidge edge as you see. He is like a trade PASSION WEEK AT TAYLOR must be in favor of everything. rat, takes one story and gives another. —TU— Listen friends, there is more harm U. B. Church The writer has spent four years at Taylor and the manner in which the Skinner to Ada in Indianapolis: Do done on the campus of our dear school Rev. Faye Pierce, Pastor Passion Week was commemorated this year has been excelled by none of the you know the difference between by this Mr. Somebody than anyone previous ones. Faculty and students united to make this week one of true trolley cars and taxis? else I know. That is natural though Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Clinton devotion and uplift of soul. The week of splendid chapel talks so fittingly Ada: No. for if he is "beating his way through" Stanley, Supt. and excellently closed by Dr. Ayres' simple and yet profound talk upon the Skinner: Good, then we'll take a naturally he is a liar and a thief. No Preaching services 10:30 in the meaning of the Cross, all combined to exalt the soul and to purge it of dross. trolley. he is not a petty thief, but he steals morning and 7:00 o'clock in the even­ —TU— The service Thursday evening, so different from the usual Thursday prayer the greatest possessions we students ing. Is your daughter learning to play meeting, was thoroughly in keeping with the week, and the power of the have, for instance—How many times the piano by note? Scripture narrative came before us in irresistible appeal, with music and the has Mr. Somebody told you that Mr. Jefferson Church I should say' not; we always pay simple illuminated Cross and the picture of the Crucified One all adding to So and So had lost his religion or Rev. Jacob Frazier, Minister cash. the spirit of devotion. The singing of "From Olivet to Calvary," though an that he had made a foul, unsports­ i-TU— institution with us, was no mere formality, but was an appeal to our better manlike play on his team ? How Sunday School, 9:30. Zona Myers, Rome wasn't built in a day, but it selves through song that was over all too soon. Then the students had their many times has he given you the past Supt. was burned down in a night. opportunity, first in the Philo program, and then in the memorable service on history of your dearest friend and The prayer meeting will be held Easter morning, the Sophomores prefaced the service in the Dining Hall by —TU— Grace Olson: i Margie, do you ever caused you to hate him above all with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Himelick, singing glad songs of Easter over the campus. The bright day gladly beckon­ men? How many times has he caus­ Thursday evening. sweep under yolir bed. ed students to Sunrise Prayer Meeting. Then at the morning church serv­ ed you to fret and worry over what ices our souls were exalted by the music of the choir and the sermon of our new Margaret Coghlan: Why, yes, I sweep everything under my bed. someone has told you he said about Shiloh Church pastor. In the afternoon the chapel sendee was again a blessing and in the you? How many times has he told Rev. Kenneth Maynard, Pastor evening the special Easter services again recalled the gladness which ac­ —TU— "Well, Mrs. Johnsing," announced you Taylor is going to the "Bow­ companies Christ's resurrection. wows," sell out or failing to stand for Sunday School at 10:00 a. m., Cora He who could go through such a period as this without an exaltation of the colored physician, after taking her husband's temperature, "Ah has the principles upon which she was Nelson, Supt. soul ,a closer fellowship to our Lord, and a consciousness of the victory our founded ? Listen, I would rather have Preaching Services 11:00 a. m. al­ Christ hos won for us, is at least to be pitied, for to him the tomb must be knocked de fever outen him. Dat's one good thing." this Mr. Somebody take my clothes or ternate Sundays. the end of all hope. The only regret that the writer has it that this is his "Sho' nuff," was the excited reply. anything else I have than destroy my Prayer meeting will be held in the last year as a student and thus cannot look forward to another such a week integrity, character and faith, would church Tuesday evening. of exaltation. "Does day mean dat he's guine to git well den?" not you? "No," replied the doctor, "dey's no Now fellow students, lets join in a Friends Church Maude Carter Smock, Minister RULES TO OBSERVE AT PROGRAMS hope fo' him; but you has de satis­ mighty war, let us root out this Mr. faction ob knowin' dat he died cured." Somebody and give him a grand fare­ —'TU— well in an undertakers box. Let us Sunday School 9:30 a. m., Clarence In order that the various programs to be presented during the spring Porter, Supt. term may be enjoyed to the fullest possible extent, we are presenting a brief "Spring in the air, Mr. Boynton." lock our doors to his entrance, close The attendance at our last prayer code of ethics, or system of rules, which, if everyone would observe, would Boynton: "Eh?" our ears to his suggestions and never meeting was near 35, and a splendid result in almost perfect order and would show the high type of breeding I said, "Spring in the air!" repeat a thing he tells us until we spirit prevailed. Let us keep the in­ manifested by Taylor students. Boynton: "Why should I? Eh, are sure he is telling the truth. Taylor terest of the prayer meetings high be­ Rule 1. In order to be classed among the truly elite, you should be at least Why should I?!' has always been and always will be *——TU a happy family, yet with this Mr. cause of the helpfulness of such meet­ ten minutes late to all programs. ings. Rule 2. If by any chance you are on time, take a seat as far back as possi­ Jack Shilling: "I'm a college grad­ Somebody at liberty in our midst we uate." shall always have strife and we shall The Christian Endeavor will con­ ble—then if people come in late you force them to go to the front and vene in the evening at 7 o'clock. can see who all late arrivals are without stretching your neck. Business man: "Well, I'll give you never be as happy as we should be. Preaching services at 7:30 p. m. Rule 3. If you arrive a few minutes late, go in in the middle of a number— a chance anyway." In union there is strength, but in —TU— unity there is harmony, peace and All are cordially invited to attend it shows your courage and sense of the fitness of things. any of these services. Rule 4. Rule 3 also applies to leaving the hall, if you must go out for any He (at beach): "You've heard of a love. Mr. Somebody is satisfied for purpose. last resort?" us to be a union, but he destroys our Rule 5. If you sit in the gallery, throw paper-wads and cut up—people ex­ She (a newcomer): "Yes." unity. If we are to be a unity then SERGEANT A. YORK A we must cast him out. It is only pect you to, so you may as well do it. He: "Well, this is it." VISITS HOLINESS LEAGUE * when he is gone we shall be one, yes Rule 6. If you don't happen to care for the program, enjoy yourself by !—TU— (Continued from page 2, col. 2.) be one in Christ. whispering and writing notes—you've got to have some fun. Prof.: "Late again. Have you ever of the Christian life. Thank God that Rule 7. If the piano lid is raised it is customary to cheer the person who done anything on time?" No I can not describe Mr. Somebody praise, thanksgiving, Bible 'reading raises the lid—let's keep this old tradition alive. Carlton Shultz: "I bought a car." to any advantage. I can only say he and prayer is the proper and natural —TU— Rule 8. It is always in order to raise or lower windows while a number is is, and you know him. The Apostle sequence of family worship instead Mr. Allen: "When does a book be­ in progress—show the performer you have your rights. James gives me a good idea and con­ of, as these ministers teach, a family come a classic?" Rule 9. Never follow the usher—you know more about the seating arrange­ ception of Mr. Somebody when he row, Bible reading and a prayer for Miss Olson: "When people who have ment than he does. says, "The tongue is a little member, forgiveness. God cannot forgive that not read it begin to say they have." Rule 10. Rustle your programs as much as possible—very effective results and boasteth great things. Behold carnal nature but praises be unto His can be obtained by two or three people rustling programs at the how great a matter a little fire kindl- dear name He can take it out." "TAMING OF THE SHREW" same time. eth and the tongue is a fire, a world Paul asked in the seventh chapter (Continued from page 1, col. 1.) of iniquity, so is the tongue among of Romans, "Oh wretched man that I The cast in full is: our members that it defileth the whole am! Who can deliver me from the SERGEANT A. YORK young people and the older people Petruchio Barton Rees Pogue body, and setteth on fire the course of body of this death?" And then the VISITS HOLINESS LEAGUE outside the church are resenting it. Kathrine Bertha Phillips nature; and it is set on fire from answer came clear and sure, "I thank (Continued from page 1, col. 2.) Give them the gospel pure and simple Grumio t Harold Beane Hell, James 3:5-6. Let us away God through Jesus Christ our Lord." he that believeth in me, though he from a spirit filled fount and you will Baptista Albert Eicher with Mr. Somebody and have har­ This blessed hour of prayer, testa- were dead, yet shall he live, and who­ not have to worry about holding the Bianca Neva Kletzing mony, peace and love; love not only mony and exortation was over before soever liveth and believeth in me shall young people. What they want is life Hortensio Marcius Taber for God but for each other and for all. we had thought it begun. In keep­ never die. Believest thou this?" and if you preach the Gospel there is Lucentio David Clench —Robert B. Clark. ing with the thought of the day and "The deepest longing in the human bound to be a resurrection to life. Tranio i Maurice Jones the services throughout the week, Miss frame is for life. Jesus Christ is "After a man is saved he needs to be Widow Evelyn Duryea Leona Purchis and Mr. Russell Met- the only one who can give that life. sanctified wholly and is bound to feel Tailor _ Garry Brown A gospel team composed of Esther calf rendered a most beautiful and im­ The lecturer can say anything he the old man cropping out somewhere Servants Donald Wing, Clair M. Carman and Mr. and Mrs. John pressive duet, that old song whose pleases and succeed but the preacher or other until his heart is cleansed Snell and L. C. Underhill Shilling held meetings at Medaryville chorus is as follows: has no business preaching unless men from all sin. Some young converts Curtis t Marjorie Osborn and Gilliom, Indiana over the week­ "1 will travel all the way to Calvary are saved, sanctified and kept by the find that anger or other kindred pas­ The seats for the production will be I will walk the road that Jesus power of God through his ministry. sions get out on them and they go to reserved. The admission is fifty cents end. Special Easter services were walked for me Today some preachers are using every their ministers and these men tell and the tickets may be secured at the held at both churches. At 6:30, kind of paraphernalia to hold the I will serve him to the end for he is them that that is the natural course Taylor Bookstore, the Rexall Drug Dawn prayer meeting was held at young people and the majority of the (Continued on page 2, col. 5.) Store or from any Senior. my dearest friend. Medaryville M. E. church. I will travel all the way to Calvary. TAYLOR UNIVERSITY ECHO PAGE THREE

New Gospel EUREKAS AND EULOGS CLASH EUREKANS GIVE GLEE PARTY GIVEN FOR PROF. E. IN FORENSIC BATTLE CLUB PROGRAM PATTERSON Team Organized (Continued from page 1, col. 5.) (Continued from page 1, col. 5.) Try Our Sunday and all Europe at the present time. In "The Palms," by Faure was most ap­ Surprise Birthday Party Given spite of some out-standing opposition Wednesday Special Dinners NEW GOSPEL TEAM ORGANIZED preciated. The "Winter Song," by to it, it has made progress. Recog­ Bullard, and "The Miller's Wooing," On Monday evening, April 11th, the nition of a government does not mean Keever's Cafe College Evangelists Prepare for by Eaton Fanning, sung by the Glee friends of Miss Eleanor Patterson i Summer Campaign that the United States endorses the Club were excellent. Probably the gave her a very happy surprise in government. It has recognized gov­ best Glee Club song was La Paloma honor of her birthday, which came on ernments such as Turkey and Musso­ Taylor seems to be the place of gos­ by LaForge. In this number the Sunday the 10th. lini which it did not endorse. Can it pel teams. God has placed His mighty singers were dressed as Spanish mat­ After the evening meal at the din­ QUALITY ELECTRIC SHOP not do the same in this case? hand again in our midst and from the adors and sang to a senorita, Evelyn ing hall a few of her friends spirited Mr. aJckson began the negative ar­ Home of Atwater Kent Radio fragments of our last year's gospel Ross, who stood on a balcony over­ her to the restaurant where the re­ gument by saying that in advocat­ teams He has organized another cap­ looking the platform. mainder were already gathered. There ing a virtue in the ten year stability Electrical Supplies able group to go forth during this she found a table set for the occasion of the Soviet government the affirma- summer and serve Him. PHILOS PRESENT on which was a pretty birthday cake Gents Furnishings government had changed four times Mr. Edward Eaton, the Silver Toned EASTER PROGRAM bedecked with pink and blue candles. tive had failed to point out that the Tenor, of the Taylor Evangelistic (Continued from page 1, col. 1.) Each guest had placed at her plate a Come in and ask about our cir­ during the past ten years. He ex­ team 1926, with Robert B. Clark, the societies than to do anything that hand painted birthday card on which culating library. plained that the negative would base Boy Preacher from Philadelphia,, would injure the spirit of Taylor." she wrote her greetings to Miss Pat­ their argument on the facts that UPLAND, IND. member of Holiness Quartette 1926, Katherine Poorman played a piano terson. These cards were read before recognition of the Soviet government Clair Snell, the Lanky Lad from solo that was greatly appreciated, an leaving the room. offends the moral standards of the Michigan and Lynn Straton Mosser, elaboration on an old Easter theme. From here the crowd proceeded to United States, second that it breaks the Utilitarian Preacher of Perkesie, Miss Hazelton sang a beautiful East­ the home of Mrs. Wells Bishop where down International Law, and third, a Pennsylvania, have organized the er solo. popcorn and candy were served and belligerent nation such as Russia can­ promising gospel team now know as The next feature of the program wild flower corsages presented to all. not be recognized. He discussed the Upland State Bank "The College Evangelists" of Taylor was a pantomime depicting the com­ Being joined by Messrs John Duryea first issue from three phases, namely; University. Mr. Clair J. Snell has ing to the empty tomb of Mary and and Wells Bishop and Miss Harriet Upland, Indiana the subjects of Russia hate this form been elected captain and "Bob" Clark the women with her and of the com­ Bishop they again wended their way of government; Soviet government is has been elected secretary. The team ing of Peter and John. They did not to the home of Miss Sadie Miller not honest in dealing with other na­ CAPITAL $25,000.00 is booking meetings at present in find the Christ, but received assurance where they enjoyed radio selections tions or with individuals; and present Michigan and Pennsylvania. Their from the guardian angel that He had and were served with grape juice by ..Surplus and Profit $8,000.00 trade relations will not permit us to slate is fast filling up and they will risen. At the finish of the panto­ Mrs. M. O. Abbey. recognize this form of government. HARMON FISHERBUCK, Pres. accept a few more calls in the near mime Ada Rupp sang, "He Arose." Those enjoying the occasion were, The second speaker of the affirma­ future within the radius of these or The final number on the program Mesdames Wells Bishop, John Duryea E. L. BRAGG, Cashier tive pointed out that the chief objec­ neighboring states. was an "Easter Philo Standard," by and Mary Egbert; Misses Grace Croz­ tions to the Soviet government are not Needless to say these boys are all Elton Stetson. He brought out some ier, Bessie Brown, Ella Bowie, Grace valid and thus the United States good preachers, real strong young interesting and valuable thoughts on Richards, Llewellyn MacGarr, Sadie should recognize this government of men, ready for hard work. They are the death and passion of our Lord. Miller, Evelyn Garr and Eleanor Pat­ Russia. He stated that the "Interna­ not going out for a fortune.in dollars Albert Eicher, Philo chaplin, read a terson. tional Law" is not broken by confis­ DR. N. F. HAZLETT and cents but they go to bring souls to portion of the crucifixion secene for DENTIST cation of property, by repudiation of the "Cross of Christ." Each member the opening exercises. Phone 583 war debts, or by circulating insidu- its choir, it goes direct to the college of the team has a fine standing in his Third Floor Marion National ous propaganda. He maintained and asks for them. When gospel respective college circle and each one SACRED CANTATA GIVEN Bank Bldg., Marion, Ind. that it was absurd to expect Russia teams and leaders for young peple's takes an active part in the religious GOOD FRIDAY OFTERNOON societies are sought, the college sup­ to pay $10,000,000 when their funds work at Taylor. Dr. Paul, any pro­ (Continued from page 1 col. 5) were insufficient and their citizenry plies them. Students cooperate with fessor or student of Taylor will vouch The solo parts were rendered by the Young Men's and the Young wom­ nearly bankrupt. One authority for the quality of these boys. Miss Hazelton, Edward Eaton, George en's Christian Associations, the Red stated that the Soviet government This team is well balanced, holding Edie and H. Morse Skinner. Prof. Cross, the social-work agencies, be­ was only another form of democracy. Quality before the world the ideals and prin­ Bothwell was the accompanist. Be­ sides entering upon many other ave­ He concluded by asking the negative cipals as presented in the Word of sides the solo and choir parts an ex­ nues of Christian service. to give figures and absolute facts con­ God. They are pledged to preach a cellent quartette number was also Shoe Shop cerning the confiscation of property If there is one legend, the raison d' full gospel with emphasis on the mis­ given. and the circulation of propaganda. etre that can be inscribed on the Fine Shoe Repairing sionary and evangelistic aspects of The second negative position was shields of all Christian colleges it is Christianity. The team stands for a upheld by Mr. Rood saying that a THE SMALL CHRISTIAN this: "For Character." Character it pure, active and sane doctrine of per­ Ben Bradford that it must be ready and capable of COLLEGE sets above knowledge and in forming fect love and will exhort all men to government must be de Facto and By William H. McMaster character there is no better public in- NEW STUDENTS forsake sin and accept Christ. j assuming responsibilities. In the stitution than the small Christian col- i WELCOME The Echo takes pleasure in recom­ second of these factors he said, the What makes a college Christian ? lege. It is typical of them that they £ mending this team to any preachers Soviet government failed to qualify. The answer is not in compulsory at­ are small, so small in fact that there who can use a gospel team during the This government fails to affect a bond tendance at church, compulsory cours­ is invariably a close bond of sympa­ summer months. Knowing the lives es in Biblical literature, compulsory of recognition. The United States has thetic interest and fellowship between of the members of the team we can adherence to some religious forms or Dr. CHAS. W. BECK no broken contracts as pointed out by the faculty and the young students; predict a summer of victory for this the affirmative because it has made tenet. The Christian way of the col­ there is also that interplay of thought DENTIST new Gospel Team, the College Evan­ lege is the open way and fearless. It none with Russia for which we are to and religious feeling hat shapes and Office over the Bank gelists. avows itself in clear and sincere terms be grateful. He concluded by asking molds the young minds at the most Phone 951-3 Upland, Ind. but its yoke is easy and its burden is if we must break away from "Inter­ important time of their development. light—free of that sort of compulsion Miss Madeline Southard was called national Law". Finally, there is another distinctive that bids everyone obey some set of to Chicago Tuesday on account of the The constructive argument of the mark of the Christian college, and arbitrarily made standards of belief. illness of friends. affirmative was concluded by Mr. that is the spirit of service of its A college is not a Christian institu­ Taber who prefaced his argument by graduates. For the most part the re­ TAYLOR UNIVERSITY —TU— tion unless it is in the hands of teach­ a brilliant constructive rebuttal. He ligious leaders of today and yesterday John Denbo, of the class of '22, was ers who are acknowledged followers then proved that it was necessary to were the product of the small Chris­ GREENHOUSES a visitor at Taylor over the wek-end, of Jesus Christ. Their influence and recognize the Soviet government of tian college. In extending the king­ Upland, Indiana Mr. Denbo is at present attending the personal expression and utterances, Russia in order to keep peace as dom of Christ to include the lonely, Lane Seminary at Cincinnati, Ohio. are manifest in their teachings. A Cut Flowers Russia belonged to the family of na­ bird-haunted rivers of Africa, the hot college is not Christian unless the In Season —TU— tions, having been recognized by sands and humid jungles of India, pa­ spirit of its student body is Christian, Sargeant Alvin York, World War 25. Non-recognition is hostility. gan hill towns depopulated by dis­ TELEGRAPH ORDERS unless voluntarily and of their own hero, Mr. J. E. Bartlett and Mr. Mill­ It is also our moral obligation as we ease and famine, the old and young SENT PROMPTLY accord they meet regularly for wor­ er, treasurer of Taylor were at Tay­ have wronged Russia by the embargo crusaders were first to carry on the PHONE 894 ship and prayer. They may have a lor Friday afternoon and night. and the invasion. Anyone will ad­ spirit of world service; invariably B. A. ATKINSON, Mgr. passing acquaintanceship with all the —TU— mit that this form of government is they gained their inspiration in one of isms of modern education, but if they better than the Czar regime. They the many small Christian colleges Mr. and Mrs. Crozier, representa­ have received their true inspiration even have religious freedom and are (Continued on page 4, col. 4.) tives of the Dickson Bible house, were from Christian teachers, their moral merely trying a social experiment at Taylor over the week-end. fiber is all the stronger therefor. Patronize which they have a perfect right to do In a Christian college students are just as we did in our political experi­ RALPH HUNT not over religious or affectedly pious, ! ment of the Revolutionary period. Experienced Barber buth there is a healthy and natural Mr. Stetson, the third negative Wright & Ditson GOLDEN response to the personal problems of Swallow-Robin Room 5 speaker, stated that since the affirm­ \ Christian living and the problems of ative had finished their constructive I the church. There is an active in­ TENNIS GOODS argument it would do no harm for the EAGLE quiry as to what part the church I ... negative to take a look at it and re­ should take in the social, economical Rackets, Balls, 1 UPLAND MOTOR COMPANY view it. He, too, made valuable use DOWN TOWN and political strife of the day. There ! Authorized of constructive rebuttal. If we is that ever-recurrent problem to Presses, ( Ford Sales and Service recognize this government we are HEADQUARTERS which each must find for himself his "Student Garage" only aiding to divide the world in two Racket Covers ( own answer—"What is God?" Phone 172 Upland, Ind. camps, that of socialism and capital­ \ FOR STUDENTS A college is not a Christian college ism. In conclusion he stated that Rackets Restrung unless it sheds a powerful influence ! Russia denies her debts and circulates upon the community where it is lo­ 1 BUY YOUR GOODS AT HOME pernicious propaganda in foreign na­ cated. A college that sees the begin­ DR. F. L. RESLER tions. I ning of its mission as training a new Taylor University PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON All the rebuttals were interesting batch of young men and women, num­ Suits, Overcoats and exceedingly humorous at times. ! Office South of M. E. Church j bering a hundred or two each year, is Bookstore Phones: Office 1132; Res. 104 The judges decided in favor of the i only partly fulfilling its appointed AYRES AND McALLISTER Upland, Indiana j affirmative thus making the Eurekas and Shoes duty. Just as no one can be a Chris­ 1 the champion club again. tian and live only for himself, so a college cannot be termed a Christian college unless it reaches out over its t academic walls to minister and do TAYLOR STUDENTS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME Special Prices To Students good to hundreds whose names are AT not on its official roster. Only those who live in the shadow THE HARTFORD HOME CO. Loy Furniture Company of a Christian college know how it Successors to Weilers serves the needs of the neighboring Hartford City Indiana Phone 11 Upland, Ind. town or city. When a college-town church, for example, wants teachers A COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE for its Sunday school or singers for PAGE FOUR TAYLOR UNIVERSITY ECHO

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I'll venture now—there seems to be a I took off my hat and bowed with Soccer Holds Spotlight Of lull! respect. Nelson Studio A well-filled flask may help him PHOTOS AND PICTURE through the night. "Sir," said I sweetly, "I come this | FRAMES Taylor's Athletic Interest I hate to stir, my brain seems dull! last time All Work Guaranteed Out, slacker, out, You've but yourself To dance with your daughter for Cosmopolitan Team Challenges School to fight! the sake of Auld Syne." Hartford City 223 W. Main St. Eureka-Eulog Game And ere her fond father could grasp Soccer Ball, that game requiring To fall and fail! I'm glad though, that what I spoke, "FT^TTTTrbTT"" SHOP perfect coordination of feet and head, I tried! I entered the doorway and hung up Again Postponed FRANK SNOOKS is at present holding the spotlight of My love will know and she will nu- my coat. { Hours: Taylor's athletic interest. Rainy Weather Again Halts Initial derstand — Tuesday and Thursday after­ The butcher's son trembled and twist­ Contest Her proud heart joy that thus her noons. Too late for basket ball, too windy ed his tie, { Evenings 6:30 on. for tennis and too wet for base ball man has died, Due to rainy weather and a wet Her letters warm and wet beneath his He sank on the sofa as if he would and track, may possibly be . the secret die, field the first game of the Eureka- hand! O. C. A. Child. of soccer's present success—but the I siezed on the moment, I winked at Eulogonian base ball series was again UPLAND BAKING CO. thrill of the game itself has much to the Bride! postponed. A MODERN LOCIIINVAR do with it. And would you believe it, she ran The series calls for two out of All Kinds of Baking to Order A "Cosmopolitan" team, including to my side! three games and both teams are prac­ My little car trembled, and shivered QUALITY THAT SATISFIES such stars as Albert Eicher, cham­ ticing hard. It is hoped the series and shook, pion India soccer player, Castro and "Ma chere je vous aims," I whispered can be started within the next few It choked on the gas and spat out so low Palacio, versatile stars, Senor Diaz, days. the soot. South American expert, Manuel Alo- She murmured quite naively, "Vous It roared as I grabbed for the spark fais un bon beau." jado and Jorge Masa, from the Phil­ on the wheel. ippines, the Clench brothers, soccer THE COWARD? I picked up her cat that was dreaming But ere I could soothe it, it stopped fiends from Canada, and Lynn Mosser, sweat dreams, ATTENTION!!! with a squeal. from Pennsylvania, has challenged Dear God! I hate to hear that fellow And tossed it on Sam to bring forth any team in school. As yet no team groan! In rage I crawled to pull on the crank some scenes. has accepted the challengers but a I'll stop my ears and try to get some I tusseled and heaved and sat down Corona The poor cat imagined that Sam was group of players, including Lawrence sleep. to pant, to blame, Boyll, Orlo Rupp, Donald Wing, the I thought that I was hardened into My little car creaked and groaned in And the way that cat acted was Typewriters Culp brothers, John Shilling, and stone. disgust, simply a shame. others, is forming a team that is well- But he has set my nerve-roots all As I returned to the crank, for The turmoil that followed I cannot de­ nigh unbeatable. a-creep. crank it I must. $60 scribe, * My efforts were fruitless, I pulled up You see, I made off with the beauti­ Easy terras if desired | Their shrapnel sweeps this cursed hill- DRS. FARIS & FARIS the hood , ful bride. 1 top bare. Eye Specialists I yanked all the wires, and the It whizzes past in perfect gusts of (To Be Continued Next Week.) DIAMONDS AND WATCHES wires were good. lead! I studied the spark plugs, with pains­ Marion, Indiana And yet, and yet, I wonder, should I taking care, A. N. GHRISTENSEN South Side of Square dare? I skinned up my knuckles, and pull­ THE SMALL CHRISTIAN It can't be done—I hope the chap is ed out some hair. COLLEGE dead! fundamental reason for the Christian At last like a glimmer of morning's (Continued from page 3, col. 4.) college and Christian education when AFTER SOCIETY first dawn, I'll think of happier things. 'Tis good here at home, colleges whose names he said—"To educate a man in mind TRY OUR SPECIALS to feel I thought of the gas-tank, and and not in morals is to educate a men­ are scarcely known outside a forty- Her letters in the packet near my found the gas gone. ace to society." heart: My chagrin exploded with something mile radius of their own walls. The Christian college was the first 8.00 A.M.- 1:00 P.M. Her love has held me firm as wall of like steam, Somehow there is a certain simplici­ institution of higher learning. From But I let out a whistle that saved 6:00 P.M.- 7:30 P.M. steel, ty and sincerity in the atmosphere of it has grown the great universities of 9:30 P. M.-10:00 P. M. my esteem. Has spurred me on to do a soldier's such an institution that peculiarly fits today, practically all of them found­ part. ed by a graduate of some little Chris­ My last dollar given to pump the tank the minds of men and women for full, tian college. Time has wrought many T. U. LUNCH ROOM world service. If the activities of ife changes in educational systems. Who Roselle Miller, Manager I wonder, were she now beside me I jumped for the crank and gave it here, a pull. were the complex, impersonal things knows but that the greater schools Would she lie close and let yon sol­ Once more the car thundered, and they are in the very large universities, when they have passed through their dier groan, shivered and shook. minds instead of a few simple inter­ stages of experimentation will return to their original source, the little Or would she think my prudence kin And this time awaited the press of ests would be distracted by hte many. to fear, my foot. Christian college. It was Roosevelt who pronounced the MEYERS And risk a rescue, though she went —The Classmate, June 1, 1926. alone ? 'Hurrah! We are gone, over bank, AT brush and scar! They'll have fleet steeds that follow I know the answer—she who ever my little old car! MARION dared, MILLER LUMBER & MFG. CO. For nine consecutive years Who gave the largeness of her love I drove to the home of my young "Everything to Build Anything" manufacturer of to me, lady friend, Would call me coward—I for whom And devoutedly prayed that my COAL AND WOOD T, U's. she cared! troubles would end, CLASS JEWELRY Her scorn would drown me deeper As I stopped at her door and sounded Phone 211 than the sea ! my horn, Upland, Ind. Her father looked out and eyed me with scorn. "Get out! Good-for-n'thing!" he yell­ ed in my face, "Take your car and ramble right off A NATION-WIDE £\ Taylor University of my place! My daughter tonight, is to marry Sam Where the Air is Pure, and the Skies are Blue Brown, Founded 1846 He's the son of the butcher and the shiek of the town!" I choked off a word that almost got out, I climbed from the seat of my old HARTFORD CITY INDIANA Education, Homiletics, Literature, Music, Science, runabout. With a smile that an angel could —<* Speech, and Theology are departments strongly featured. •()«»% hardly suspect, Training of high school teachers, training of min­ f "TiTT SHOT!JOHN isters and missionaries, basic work for medicine, law, t Ph.B., D.S.C. Announcing: Our farming, and home making, are among Taylor's pro­ Registered Podiatrist visions. Foot Specialist SPRING ! Practice Limited to the Foot Moral earnestness, Christian faith, love for the Bible, loyalty to a safe and sane view of economics and government, national and international—these are ONE CENT SALE distinguishing marks at old Taylor University. Thurs. Fri. Sat. i For Catalogue, address the President, AT John Paul, Upland, Indiana The Pioneer Drug Store Phone 4261 Y. W. C. A. Bldg. UPLAND, IND. T. D. LEWIS, MGR. j 4th and Branson Marion, Ind. •••e»e»e»e»e"i