New Jersey Agricultural College - Four Leaf Clover Yearbook (New Brunswick, NJ)

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Closing Exercises H112 closing exercises of the Short Courses were held in Kirkpatrick Chapel on Friday, February 19. Each Division was represented on the program by a student representative elected by popular ballot by the students in each Course. Joseph R. Berdan, of Paterson, N. J., representing the General Agricultural and Dairy Farming Course, selected as his subbject Co-operation as a Factor in Agricultural Development. Addison C. Raws, of Keswick Grove, N. J., representing the Course in Fruit Growing and Mar- ket Gardening, read a very interesting paper entitled Progress of Horticulture in New Jersey. James Duffy, of New York City, in behalf of the P'oultry Section, developed some interesting facts with the subject entitled Possibili- ties of the Poultry Industry in New Jersey. Miss Kathleen Lock, of North Plainfield, N. J., representing the Course in Home Economics, presented a most interesting paper entitled Problems Confronting Home Life on the Farm. The annual banquet of the li. B. Voorhees Agricultural Society was held at the Hotel Klein on Thursday evening preceding the closing exercises. By accepted custom, this banquet constitutes the official recognition of the students in the student section of the E. B. Voorhees Agricultural Society, eligible for membership by the graduate division of the society, and as usual a very cordial spirit of interest and co-operation prevailed. ' E It was the sentiment of those present that the future of the E. B. Voorhees Agricultural Society as an alumni organization was exceedingly bright, and that there was an unusual field of activity for the organization. Students com- pleting the Short Courses in other years have already become important factors in the agricultural activities in their home communities, and if it is possible to unite all students pursuing the Short Courses into one central, active organiza- tion such as the E. B. Voorhees Society represents, there is no doubt but that such an alumni organization would make its influence felt in moldinglpublic opinion, especially as related to the agricultural possibilities and development in this State. 103

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Q . . CLASSIFIED ADD5 SURE 'ro Gave' ' STA nnwe RESULTS Q r AN NOUNCEMENTS. - WANTED. COMING.-Forty Round Bout. Chuck Greenbergrer vs. Kid Happerset. SONG RECITAL by Helen Welsh, assist- ed by Mrs. H. Tobelman. Carnegie Hall, March 1, 19l8. Tickets S5 at M. Costello's, Broadway. LET Me 'Take Your Picture. Marie Sim- onsen. Studio, Woodbridge, N. I. JANEWAY Thimbles are the Best. Made in gold only. H. Janeway, New Bruns- wick, N. II. CREME de Costello. Beautifxes and pre- serves the skin. Makes it soft and pink. lnsures rejuvenation. Sample box on re- quest. South Amboy, N. I. STOP! l.ook! Listen! .Demonstration hy VVarner ,Leslie Parvin. How to grow a moustache. RARE TREAT! Kathleen Lock, Noted Lecturer. Second appearance in America. Sulmj ect, England Come early and avoid the rush. STRAND THEATRE, See Amelia Cran- mer of Goodloox Co. in Salt and Sugar. BOX Office. Seats for performances of all kinds. Front rows a specialty. McFad- den, McFaddeu, McMurtry Sz Halsted. BANDAGING taught by mail. Guaran- teed in three lessons. Terms easy. Ap- ply Winsoi' 81 Lock. A LITTLE weeding in the Glee Club. A FEW more offices for Van Zandt. VOORHEES wants instructions on How to dodge a hog. BECKERS wants a tin ear, so he might have a rest from musical endeavors. ANTHONY wants a few n1ore girls to call on. BONNELL wantsa porter to wake him up at the end of classes. A GUARD for Bunce in classes. A BALLAST for Brill's voice. A GIRL for Cline. - SOME ONE to introduce Garrison to thc Home Ecs. . some ONE to keep Conklin quiet. A NEVV voice for McCraclfen. . SOME ONE to laugh at Str:-1el1le's jokes. SOME ONE to amuse Shearman in classes. SOME ONE to show Whelan around thc city in early morning. SOME ON E to give.Blackwell a little con- fidence at certain times. 105 , il 1 . 4'9