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SWEETSER TO GIVE
EGTURES ON BIBLE
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Study Will be Held in New Methodist
Church—Translations Will be
Studied.
Professor A. R. Sweetser, head of
the Botany department, will begin his
illustrated lectures on the origin and
authority of the English Bible at the
new Methodist Church, Sunday, March
23. The south front room, which has
been assigned Professor Sweetser, has
modern equipment and every advan
tage for the critical study of the Bible
* from the standpoint of a student. The
time set for the meeting is 9:30 a. m.
The detailed study of the origin and
authority of the Bible will be followed
by an analytical study of the acts of
the Apostles, beginning at Jerusalem
down to the present day. Professor
Sweetser has made an extensive study
of his subject and is prepared to
speak from a scientific standpoint.
During the lectures he will treat of
the various translations and the ways
in which they have reac led us colored
by the many different interpreters.
On March 29, Professor Sweetser
will talk on David Livingston, who is
today working toward the education
and Christianizing of the African sav
ages.
108 IN BIBLE GLASSES
Under Y. W. C. A. Direction Sorori
ties Hold Study Meetings
Weekly.
One hundred eight girls were en
rolled in seven Bible Study classes by
the Y. W. C. A. Bible Study Commit
tee last year. An average attendance
of eighty-three girls at the weekly
meetings attested the interest of the
classes.
The committee, composed of Maud
Mastick, chairman, Lucile Davis, Lyle
Steiwer, Mildred Healy and Kather
ine Kirkpatrick, secured the services
of Miss Mary Watson, Mrs. M. H.
Parsons, Miss Ruth Guppy, Mrs. E. L.
Fletcher, Professor F. S. Dunn, and
Professor A. F. Sweetser, as leaders
and teachers.
Miss Watson led two classes;—one
at the Lambda Rho house and one at
the Gamma Phi Beta house. Her
subject was “The Social Teachings of
Jesus.”
The class at the Mary Spiller Hall
was under the leadership of Mrs. Par
sons, and the course of study was
“The Teaching of Christ.”
Mrs. Fletcher taught the campus
class with the Life of Christ, in the
New Testament, and the prophecies
of the Coming of Christ in the Old
Testament, as her theme.
Miss Guppy led the Delta Delta
Delta class. They studied a review
of the New Testament.
The Chi Omega class, under Pro
fessor Sweetser, studied the different
phases of the Bible with their rela
tion to life.
The Mu Phi Epsilon class studied
the History of the Bible under Pro
fessor Dunn.
PROF. MACPHERSON SPEAKS ON
HIGHER RURAL CIVILIZATION
Professor H. MacPherson, of the
Oregon Agricultural College, ad
dressed the members of the Y. M. C.
A. at their regular meeting Thursday
evening in Professor Schmidt’s room.
The subject of Professor MacPher
son’s address was “A Higher Rural
Civilization.”
“The farm should be the place
where we bring up nito manhood and
woman hood the ideal American citi
zen,” said the Professor. “This can
not be accomplished in one genera
* tion or in a few years of endeavor.
Our forefathers, the first settlers and
* farmers, were tremendous factors in
4 starting and forming an agricultural
civilization.”
* He emphasized the importance of
keeping the rural population on the
farms and of preventing the popula
v tion of the cities becoming overbal
anced. He said that this reform could
* be made by educating the farmers
along cultured lines as well as tech
* nical, and by introducing business
^ ing business methods in farming.
Professor MacPherson is head oi
* ~ the Economic Department at the
[Agricultural College.
Professor E. H. McAlister will lec
ture in Portland tonight.
Feature Feature
SHYLOCK
In Two Parts
A gorgeous and splendidly portrayed production,
adapted from
The Merchant of Venice
at the
FOLLY
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Admission 10c. Program always good.
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Phones, Res. 965. Office, 634.
Office Hours, 2 to 5.
Finest, Freshest and Best
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Clung Bldg., 8th and Willamette Sts.
Mohawk Lumber Co. for lumber and
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Hardright Pipes at Obaks.
Druggists to the student. Eagle
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Who is Cressey? He has a book
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RAY GOODRICH, Assistant Cashier.
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