1903-04 Volume 28 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

THE SCROLL. 563DeBauw and Roanoke—Rev. D. B. Floyd, '69, is in chargeof the exegesis of obscure and difficult passages of Scripturefor the Sunday school literature of the Evangelical Lutheranchurch. He is also pastor of the church at Funkstown, Md.Westminster—Missouri Beta has three college presidents—Dr. G. F. Ayer, '87, president of Lindenwood College forWomen, St. Charles, Mo.; Dr. M. H. Reaser, '87, presidentof Wilson College for Women, Chambersburg, Pa., and Dr.F. W. Hinett, '90, president of Central University, Danville, Ky.Lansing—Ray Stannard Baker, '89, writes from his homeat Lansing, Mich., that his work on "Great Labor Conflicts"has been interrupted by a broken leg. His article in theMay McClure on "The Reign of Lawlessness: Anarchy andDespotism in Colorado, "is prefaced by a letter to him fromPresident Roosevelt, commenting on a former article in thisseries.Emory—In the service of the Coca Cola Co. are Dr. W. AmbroseBradley, '98, special representative for western Pennsylvania,Jackson Building, Pittsburg; J. J. Willard, ofPhiladelphia, who is associated with the management of thePhiladelphia laboratory,, and James C. Newsome, Jr., Georgia,'00, of New Vork, who is special representative for Buffaloand Albany.Wooster—The portrait of Rev. Samuel S. Palmer, D. D.,'77, appears on the cover of the Chicago Interior of May 5,which is the leading Presbyterian weekly in the L'nited States.He is pastor of Broad street church, Columbus, which hasover 900 members, and is the largest Presbyterian church inthe capital city of Ohio. He is also president of the boardof trustees of the University of Wooster.Northwestern—Frank W. Phelps and Wallace S. Grayston,who will graduate from Northwestern Medical School thismonth were among the five members of the graduating classto receive appointments as internes in the Cook CountyHospital. This is the highest honor open to graduates fromthe medical colleges. Bro. Wm. G. Alexander, Indiana Zeta,'93, received an appointment to the Wesley Hospital.Sewanee—The marriage of Miss Harriet Osgood of Columbus,Ohio, and Rev. Herbert \. Spears, rector of Trinitychurch, Danville, Ky., took place Tuesday morning, April