Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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QflM,,., 'N wfxifs ' '11 31. FTER centuries of restless life upon the lips of anicent story-tellers, the fascinating and astounding tales of the beautiful Shahrazad come to us,-a lesson to posterity. That a man consider the history of the people of pre- ceding ages, and of all that hath befallen them: such is the purpose of the Tales of a Thousand and One Nights. That a man may review the remarkable events and the interesting incidents which have happened to himselfand to others, or may beguile the waking hour of the night among its many printed pages: such is the hope and expectation of the entire staff and the purpose of this volume of the CIARLA. a na i

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MRS. GEORGE K. MOSSER Presidenl. lVomen's Auxiliary f. QI' .fl lulzlenlverg College 1915-19- I S HE Women's Auxiliary of Muhlenberg College was organ- ized in l9l 5 at the suggestion of the president of the college, Dr. John A. W. I-laas. The officers elected were: Mrs. George K. Mosser, president: Mrs. Charles E.. Ziegenfus, recording secretaryg and Miss Addie l... Seiberling, treasurer, succeeded by Mrs. Louis I... Shankweiler, who died while in office in the year l920. This vacancy was filled by the election of the present incumbent, Mrs. Robert B. Klotz. lts membership is inter- denominational. Every congregation represented is entitled to a vice-presidency and a member on the executive committee. The membership at present numbers about eight hundred and fifty, drawn from various localities throughout the Lehigh Valley. Meetings are held regularly on the last Tuesday of the month at the college or in the various churches. From the day of its inception, it has been very active in many ways for the comfort and welfare of the student body. Among its notable achieve- ments are: the 551,500 contribution toward the Million Dollar Muhlenberg Campaign, the SI ,700 bird collection for the science department, the 310,000 toward the new buildings, and the 320,000 for the organ to be installed in the Egner-Hartzell Memorial Chapel. wk I' 3 '37 lx Q A -:Q Tr 0 wb 5? 9 Q Q any Ynx so 49 E' . fy '-ff will I ' Q! 0 Fil fl 1 W li. ii! , ' ' , lj Oi, 53 , V l ' fit ff, s f y ll? E' , E 7 H Eg: N52 ,nfl is. ff in l i A O t ss., Nl ' ' if: sl-N Q Q ,f 513 NH: Y J

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