The College Picture Will Be Dear to You
in Years to Come
For Years of 1915, 1916,1917 Complete
PICTURES OF EVERY COLLEGE EVENT
Start Filling That Memory Book Now! Individual Pictures of
The Football Team.
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Opp. Rex Theatre.
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WOMAN'S BUILDING
FUND NOW SF5.543
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country, .and the outcome is being
watched with the keenest interest. We
must not fail. Will you not. each reader
of the Emerald, make some definite
contribution, before the school year
closes?
Money in Liberty Bonds
It will be a matter of satisfaction to
everyone, I am sure, to know that ns
fast as this money is paid in, it is being
invested in Liberty bonds. To-date
$SUoO has been so invested. Thns the
hundreds of people who have contrib
uted to this fund, have served the nation
as well as the statp.
The following is the list of gifts and
from Oct.. 191 ii. to Oct.. 191 i :
GRAD TO TRAIN AS AVIATOR
Former Student President Awaits Call
to San Antonio.
Carlton E. Spencer. '13, former presi
dent of the University student body, has
received an appointment to the aviation
training station at San Antonio, Texas,
and has returned to Portland, from
Stanford, where he is awaiting his call.
After graduation from the University,
Spencer studied law at the Northwestern
Law school in Portland, and acted as
secretary for the school at the same
time. He went to Stanford to take post
graduate work this fall.
Charles Ray, movie star, is six feet
tall, is an adept at French and Spanish,
writes stories whenever the spirit moves
him, takes a keen interest in electrical
experiments and excels in all forms of
athletic exercises.
Amount reported pledged October, 1010 .!
Anonymous pledge, Eugene .
Miss Viola Ortsehild. Portland .
Wellesley College Club, 4 Portland .
Miss Olive Zimmerman, in memory of her sister, Helen June Zimmerman,
Portland .
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, Calif.
Sorosis Club, The Dalles .
Smith College Club, Portland .
Kwnma Society, U. of O.
Charlotte Banfield, Portland .
Eumathon Club, Eugene .
Earl Kilpatrick, Portland .
Mrs. Mary Thompson, Mrs. ,1. X. Teal, Miss Genevieve Thompson,
Portland, in memory of the late I). P. Thompson .
Mrs. C. A. Merriam, Portland .
Portland Oregon Alumni Association .
Eleanor McClaine. Silverton .
Mrs. Otis IE Wight, Portland .
Daughters of the American Revolution .
Vale Civic Improvement Club .
Walter C. Winslow, Salem, (additional pledge) .
University Day gifts from 24 Alumni .
Mr. and Mrs. Henry McKinney, Baker .
Mrs. Jessie Chase Eastham, Cambridge, Mass.
Associated Student Body, U. of O.
Mr. and Mrs. C. IV. King. Portland .
Miss Emily Loveridge. Portland .
Laurelhurst Study Club, Portland .
Mary Hendricks Chambers, Eugene (graduation gift) .
Dougins County Alumi Association .
Senior Graduating Class. 1017, U. of O.
Woman’s League, U. of O. (additional gift) .
-Mrs. S. II. Friendly and family. Eugene, in memory of the late
S. H. Friendly .
Woman’s Civic Club, Astoria .
Mrs. Ada B. Millican. Prineville, in memory of her wedding anniversary
Crook and Deschutes County Alumni Association .
George and Irene Gerlinger, Portland, in memory of their son. Jolin
Hazard Gerlinger .
Accrued interest on pledges already paid .
8,230.07
500.00
9.00
50.00
100.00
500.00
50.00
50.00
25.00
9.10
15.70
25.00
3.000.00 j
30.70 j
10.00 !
25.00
500.00
1.00
25.00
77.25
25.00
25.00
95.27
250.00
7.50
25.00
500.00
100.00
377.25
32.20
500.00
25.00
50.00
8.00
200.00
84.86
$15,549.50
1
October 20, 1917—Total pledged
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814 WILLAMETTE ST.
UNITARIAN CHURCH
(Eleventh and Ferry.)
11 a. m.—Preaching service
with sermon byi*Rev. Andrew
Fish on “Calvin Calvinism and
Modern Theology.”
7 p. m.—The Unitarian Club
will be addressed by Dr. Georgf
Rebec on “The Book of Job —
the Last Word of the East.”
A meeting of the young peo«
pie.
Music — Alice Vandersluig
will play.
The public is welcome.
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A. L. Crim, Pastor.
H. P. Filer, Music Director
Daisy McCluskey, Organist
Special U. of O. Bible Class
led by Prof. Peter Crockett,
10:00 a. m.
Morning Service at 11 a.m.
Evening Service at 7:30
p. m.
All are welcome.
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