The Prism (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 36, Ed. 1, Friday, May 5, 1916 Page: 3 of 4
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Friday May 5 191G
THE PRISM
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Every Teacher and Student in Howard Payne College is In- j
vited to Attend the Performances of the
BEN GREET WOODLAND PLAYERS ON MAY 10th i
MATINEE- 'Much Ado About -Nothing"
EVENING--"! lamlet"
SEATS ON SALE AT ARMSTRONG JEWELRY
Hen (irt't't Majors.
No entertainer. have over appeal-
ed in llrownwuuil that more nearly
pleaod the entire audience than the
Hen (jieet Players. J'Npeeially have
they all'orded unu-ual pleasuie for
many faculty member.) and tlie stu-
dent body. It ih .seldom a play of
an educational value is presented in
roach of the student body and for
that jeason these words of commen-
dation aie written. The lien (iieet
players have appealed befoie the best
schools in America and England for
more than two thousand perform-
ances and always appreciated. Hy
students of English Literature they
are counted inteipreters of unusual
strength of Shakespeare's works.
Those that attended the pievious per-
formances will recall that they felt
they were not only entertained but
received iustiuction also. May 10th
on the Library Lawn they will pre-
sent a favorite play of each of the
two eioat classics; .Matinee Much
Ado About Nothing; nd in the eve-
ning Hamlet.
Twelve Reasons Whj Students Kxciikc
Thcmsoles From Mission Study.
1. The Hack Number Student who
doesn't desire to be abreast of the
times.
2. The narrow kuuk' student who
is content to be a provincial.
.".. The unambitious student who
aspires after a limited cultuic and a
limited equipment for hi.s life work
me who flits away his time.
4. The indolent student with leis-
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Tween
IT'S just at this season of the year
that our Studio offers its best
facilities for making your Por-
traits. The rush is over--or has not
begun-consequently we have more
time at our disposal-which means
increased attention in you--in-creased
attention to your
order
TAYLOR BROS. Photograghers
MAKERS OF FINE PORTRAITS
5. The short-siKhted student who
is busy but is unwilling to release
from his program the things of less
value.
0. The easy-n-oinji student who
does not value his religion or who
does not care to prize it more.
7. The sellish student whose so-
cial conscience is numb and who pre-
fers to have it lomain so.
S. The materialistic student who
lives on the lower levels and is in-
different to the enrichment of Ids ie-
ligious life.
SI. The prejudiced student who de-
1 clares that Christ is unnecessary to
the world's salvation and who is un-
willing to consider the evidence in the
case.
10. The cowardly student who is
afraid to face the issue which an ex-
panded intellect might precipitate.
11. The unreasonable student who
forgetting that he is a product of mis-
' sions is not open minded on the iiies-
tiou.
The disloyal student who calls Jes-
us "Mastei" mid "Lord" but is le-
gardless of His ideals program and
commands.
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Jesus prefaced his teaching by
doing the things he taught. The old
adage "Practice what you preach"
should be reversed "Preach what you
practice." The Jew were rebuked
in the epistle to the Romans for
teaching what they had not practiced.
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Students Tickets 2 performances .
Single Performance
Hunter-Smith Grocery
Company
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The Box Huster Brown illus-
trated above is m.ule for hoys
and uirlswho must make their
selection suit the pockethook.
It is essentially for snapshots
requiiinu no focusing noth-
inu hut the ' snapping" ot the
picture. The diaplnagm has
three diffeient openings for
time exposures. 'I he Box
Buster Brown takes splendid
pictures. Four siex Look
over our wide assomnent of
Ansco Cameras from $2 to $55.
Camp-Bell Drug Co.
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$1.50
$1.00
COS. STORE
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The Prism (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 36, Ed. 1, Friday, May 5, 1916, newspaper, May 5, 1916; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth99978/m1/3/: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Howard Payne University Library.