Indiana Wesleyan University - Marionette Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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ELIZABETH AYERS LIBRARY .

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FGYER Another nice gift by the same organization is that of a drinking fountain presented in memory of Mrs. J. D. Williams. A very appropriate quotation appears on the plate, As ye drink. drink also of the Water of life. The guest room, since the second night after completion, has been in almost constant use. Some appreciations expressed by our guests are: This has been a dear haven, and A lovely room. Excellent taste, and There is a place of quiet rest. The practice rooms, the students' publications room, and the dean's quar- ters are each just as important in their own special Way. Page seven ,,......w-f' ,...N..w-A