Sixteen Copies
Of Early Diaries
‘Presented Libe
Sixteen handwritten volumes of
the diaries of Moses Aaron Wil
liams, a Presbyterian minister who
founded the first church in Jack
sonville, Oregon, have been given
to the University library by Mrs.
A. F. Sandlin of San Bernardino,
California.
Leaving New York in 1852, Wil
liams reached southern Oregon in
1856. At that time, Jacksonville
was the metropolis and mining cen
ter of southern Oregon.
The diaries cover the period be
tween 1852 and 1897, the year in
Which Williams died. They give a
history of the early churches in
Oregon, with emphasis on the Pres
byterian, and describe Pioneer life
and places which have since faded
from the maps.
The volumes are a record of the
day-by-day life of Williams, includ
ing all of he marriages, burials, and
baptisms he performed. One vol
ume contains the topics of all the
sermons he preached up to 1849.
Williams’ account records his
period of acting as a circuit rider
between Jacksonville and Salem
two years spent in Valpariso, Chile,
and a trip up the Columbia river as
far as Wallula in 1870. During the
latter trip, there was a circus train
complete with lions aboard the
boat.
Theta Art Grant
Applications Due
Kappa Alpha Theta art scholar
ship applications are now available
at the Office of Student Affairs.
Any single woman, under 25
years of age, and majoring in fine
arts is eligible, if she has complet
ed two years of college and will be
entering her junior or senior year at
the University of Oregon art school
by fall term, 1949.
Applications are due at the Of
fice of Student Affairs by April 16.
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE — ’47 Cream colored
convertible. Radio and heater.
One owner—A-l shape. $1475.
Contact Harold Hall, 383 E 11th,
5-7 p. m. 113
LOST—AJ house pin. Initials RSW
Phone 4922R. Hildegard Wagner.
TAILORING and ALTERATIONS
Work done promptly. Mrs. Trout
(with Erna) Applewhite, reweav
er. 1060 High. 116
FOR SALE—1940 Chev. club coupe
R&H excellent condition. Orig.
owner. $800. 2676 University. Ph.
4697-R after 5:00. 118
LOST—Glasses on 13th street on
Wednesday. Needed in order to
get four point.Jackie, 1461-W
112
FOR SALE—1947 Maroon Mercury
Convertible $1950. All accessor
ies, original owner. Inquire even
ings. Gene Fleener, 2190-13 Pat
terson Drive. 114
WANT—One slide rule (Log-Log)
Notify 111 French Hall 112
FOR SALE — Black Buick road
master convertible. Excellent
condition. Call 3332-R. 118
» FOR SALE Whight-Ditson Davis
cup tennis racket. 10-ply nylon
stringing. Has had little use. See
G. Palandri, 1208 Beech St. 112
FOR RENT—Room for 2—Kitchen
privileges. Use of living and din
ing rooms. $20 per month—1134
Ferry. 116
Choir to Present
Modern Cantata
“The Garden and the Cross,” a
new cantata by Alec Rowley, will
be presented at 8 p.m. April 15, at
St. Mary’s Episcopal church at
166 E. 13th.
The choir director will be Milton
Dieterich and the organist will be
Lyall Gardener, Jr.
The choir includes 24 voices,
among which are several students
of the University.
Five soloists are: Clyde Everton
and Eldon Penttila, tenors; Janet
Anderson and Barbara Dieterich,
sopranos; and Earl Anderson,
baritone.
There is no admission charge;
however an offering will be taken.
Crumbaker to Lead
Conversation Hour
Dr. Calvin Crumbaker of the de
partment of economics will lead the
conversation hour in a discussion on
“Views of Economics” at Friendly
house Friday evening at 8 p. m.
Roy Andrews will furnish record
ed music for Friendly’s recorded
concert from 7 to 8 p. m.
A cosmopolitan party will begin
at 9 p. m. Coffee and cookies will
be served.
Everyone is welcome.
Warm weather came just in time
to save the shorn taxpayer.
Kwama Initiates
Ann Gillenwaters
Initiation of Ann Gillenwaters
into Kwama, sophomore women’s
honorary, took place last night be
fore a regular meeting of the
group at the Delta Gamma house.
Miss Gillenwaters was tapped
for the organization last week, to
fill a vacancy left by Barbara
Hamilton.
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