Our College Times . ar her home spentsome time here during the Bible Insti-tute. Miss Ruth Landis 13, after spend-ing a year at Blue Ridge College, isnow spending her time at home. Shealso visited here recently. Others of the Alumni who were onCollege Hill for part of the Bible In-stitute were: S. B. Kiefer 03, JacobHerr 05, Frank Grofif 03, John Miller05, A. C. Hollinger 10, John Hershey16, L. N. Myer 16, Elam Zug 16, 17. Lydia Withers 17, C. Eb-ersole 17, Inez Byers 17, and Eva Ar-begast 17. Rev. R. W. Schlosser performed hisfirst wedding ceremony a few weeksago w^hen he united in
Our College Times . ar her home spentsome time here during the Bible Insti-tute. Miss Ruth Landis 13, after spend-ing a year at Blue Ridge College, isnow spending her time at home. Shealso visited here recently. Others of the Alumni who were onCollege Hill for part of the Bible In-stitute were: S. B. Kiefer 03, JacobHerr 05, Frank Grofif 03, John Miller05, A. C. Hollinger 10, John Hershey16, L. N. Myer 16, Elam Zug 16, 17. Lydia Withers 17, C. Eb-ersole 17, Inez Byers 17, and Eva Ar-begast 17. Rev. R. W. Schlosser performed hisfirst wedding ceremony a few weeksago w^hen he united in marriage Wal-ter Brandt, of Millerstown, and MissAda Miller, of Mechanicsburg. Prof. H. K. Ober held a Bible In-stitute in the Popular Grove Churchat Greenville, Ohio, in December withgood results. Later he opened an in-stitute in the Linfield church nearBroadway. Va., after which he left forGoshen, Ind., to attend a conferenceof the church. Rev. Ober is an ex-ceedingly busy man these cold days. 26 OUR COLLEGE TIMES. M^Ai/K^.j l»«^»/JA«i ??••-•i ••?•• JJ*^*^*****^^^*^^ The purposes of this departmenthave been defined by the editors; butwhat does this have to do w^ith thewriting of an editorial for this sec-tion of our paper ?,,How can a personbe expected to write something aboutothers papers when there arent anyexchanges coming in? Why have anexchange department when there is nomaterial for its maintenance on theexchange rack? This is somewhatlike the question, Why have a sleighwhen there is no snow? Well youmight say, Keep it until the snowcomes, then suppose we keep this de-partment until we get some papers tofill our exchange racks. We have fewer papers on our ex-change table now than we had for along time. Is it due to the high cost of paper, or labor, or has the fuel ad-ministration closed your printers es-tablishment, or is it dut to the Gov-ernment control of railroads? Manypapers have come in one or twomonths late. There are, at presentonly four Januar
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