Normal Eyte — November 2, 1910

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
143	How much	Encourages the debate team and football team to win their upcoming matches.
144	Mr. R. F. Seymour	Refereed game between Monmouth College and Lake Forest College.
144	Official Notes	Account of NEA funds; Roger Leavitt appointed to church board; Professor Arey's memorial of Professor Parish was published; administration addresses hazing at Iowa State University; Ellen Biscoe resigns due to poor health.
146	Societies	Describes the initiation of the new Eulalian members.
147	I. S. T. C. suffers defeat; Ellsworth College wings by a 17-0 count	I. S. T. C. was defeated, 17-0; account of the game.
149	Word comes to us	Margaret Benbow accepted a position in the public schools of St. Joseph, Missouri.
149	Grace L. Lewiston	Teaching at the State Normal at Madison, South Dakota.
149	R. R. Stuart	Accepted a new position at the San Jose high school.
149	Miss Effie Madson	Holds a position at the Avoca High School.
149	Louisa A. Miller	Student at the California State University at Berkeley.
149	This is our J. O. Huntley	J. O. Huntley expanding business.
149	Science Club report	B. H. Bailey of Coe College spoke on British Honduras to the Science Club.
150	Seniors have Halloween party	Describes the entertainment of the Halloween party.
151	Ames debate will occur Friday evening, November 11; teams are ready	The members of the I. S. T. C. debate team are preparing for their match with Ames; will debate railroad freight rates.
152	I. S. T. C. lecture course for 1910-11; the course is an exceptionally strong one and deserves the liberal patronage of the student body	Schedule of lecture course offerings for the 1910-1911 school year.
153	Zeta's Halloween frolic	Describes how the Zetas spent Halloween; enjoyed haunted house.
155	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson X. Israel, the Prince of God.
156	At 4:10 Monday afternoon	Marguerite Hussey presented another hygiene lecture for the first year women.
156	Miss Mabel Mack	Enjoyed a visit from her father.
156	On Friday evening	Women of Simmons Hall gave a Halloween party.
156	Miss Josephine Graham	Arrived to attend the wedding of Lois Fahs.
156	Word is now being received	Professor Page's condition is steadily improving.
156	Miss Sioux Leefers	Paid a visit to Louise Sallander.
156	Last Thursday	Reception was held at the home of H. H. Clay.
156	On Wednesday evening	Students and faculty attended a concert in Waterloo.
156	Mrs. G. S. Dick	Left for Marshalltown to spend time with her father.
157	The invitations were issued	Dinner party to be hosted by the Neos.
157	Miss Orbie Mason	Left for a visit in Ames.
157	Mr. John Leavitt	Attended the football game in Cedar Falls.
157	Miss Freda Helwig	Enjoyed a visit from her sister.
157	Miss Ruth Becker	Visited Lena Godsey on College Hill.
157	Miss Mildred Kurlin of Storm Lake	Spent time with Grace Du Bois.
158	We find Mr. Newton	Lillian Lambert was entertained by her cat during her lecture.
158	Miss Ethel Blunt	Will spend time in Rudd.
158	Miss Minna Merriam	Spent time with her sisters on College Hill.
158	Misses Bess Huston and Esther Bracewell	Spent time in Waverly, Iowa.
158	Mr. W. L. Curtis	Spent time on the Hill with his daughter Florence.
159	Misses Marie Hansen and Amanda Larsen	Spent time in Plainfield, Iowa.
159	Mr. Horace Love of Iowa City	Visited friends on the Hill.
159	Miss Hazel Martin	Spent time in Waterloo with her aunt.
159	Mrs. Alma L. McMahon	Elected state historian for the Daughters of the American Revolution.
159	The Kappa Theta Psi	Held a luncheon at the home of Grace Du Bois.
159	Mrs. Frank D. Eaman	Left for her home in Detroit, Michigan.