PAGE TWO.
ceased: We may 2neVer know the
personal sacrifices he)made to help
build up this college. But , we do
knew that were it nbt for' a few
men of, Mr. Pattersdn's spirit, the
college may now have._, been a
memory only. - ,
All who attended , the ,Memorial
service in the Auditorium on Tues
day aftenfoon„awtheard the praises
of William Calyrn Patterson. could
- not , fail to be impressed with- the
thloughts which were brought out by
Judge Orvis, of the Board of: Trus
tees, and Dr. Sparks. That there
was some inspiration ifor,their words
was plainly seen, anti that, inspira
ton came - from the knovyledge that
there'was a : loan whol had lived true
'to his ideals. a pure, jstraightfor•
ward, honest, man'S life. In the
concluding words of Judge Oivis
quoting,
vv r as gentl, and t
me i s -
So mi ed in_him that Nature
,stand up
And say to all tber,torld 'ThiS wa
a man,' " we hare 4s fittiiig
tribute as,could be p. id by yctlutne
, An Apprechttion.
A career has just closed amon
US which is so' peculiar as to mer
Our attention'. Willhun C. Patterso
has been widely known throuilli al
this section of country and, inla.
`Over the state as w e ll,- a a man
rare, gifts and as one who made the
V i er) noblest use ,ofj all his power,
so that he had conic almost to ecn
thady the life of the 'college and ' tie
• i‘•
village. ,
An'ePitouie of hid
'notice t4e other 'day
sider seen it and re
'hot 'hive found ;awl
ideation or, to elicit j
With
. us who have I
"sonallylt l for heady tj
iipposite. i The reyil
;we h ave known it,
r ook ' back upon it,
refle tionA, written
life passed otir
Haci any out
,ad it he would
h to attract his
jhis enthusiasni.
iknown him pei;wenty yeah tle
Wof his life, s
spires us as' W i e
arid some hasty
lin a few tscant
I
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I wril
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sestlf 'enti,a4i adv orlof men
i
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a• ~,, ,a tt o , ur, , o estl
i P,:tiiover .itis: el did !not'
''heralipr t tin pl. 1 i li'pyHte
a . gliii,!tol 4 ohi I . i inter
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1 1
ti e f them. Mr. 1
tall
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a'
htad kindly eye a ,
ili
He knew 1 how I ti
i-fe aid an uncoil ,
skill i hin readinl
rnenil 1 1 ,
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men l aincl /
tbedm ina
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counse, , ,atly
o
somehowr ciih*;
i
reins ckf or-vast-AO°
icnotriedge of" me — n , ,
I* became, a vast tr
itiforrnatiOn and cdull
hands on the occali
when nec l essary.
r i
, 6 gre t many; men have , had
great ,gi4 , or even greateri and y
have die without the knowledge
skill to , d velop
iteligiopi diarliictioni,•strict 1
ty, ,thrift lin thelbest
to daily 'Work Of v
ho . li ei;er ildigtracting
n'es lof Ihimself NN
; s
liv e e t i ;tiny
c i ti
i l i o y
w b i t
h c
ar4l:4 d gree,
siue a c nstantly'optimisticl
if ,1 h gs, , a remark, bile devoti
,
1
onel I an i d homey life, to the cat ,.ii
ldthe public good, —these
line ft
Abe' things that , have 1m
I 4
atterson rißein into a itr.
an. ,I, '
sliTenur; d b e o d r nbintogood wealth,
I p i o ,
rivll ge of ed y udationi aid
oft n loge, in the very, p
Df their gr wth, these i v-''
its tht , to int e spded sho
into 1 rutag lin every int
'
a a
n his increase
g l drinks s in t a 4tempt
pi itual; when Noble illyl
c t
ofsecondary nhie, wi
,nd on the iwro g side a
. - vacillating n questio
the Public Oqi, mom
id education , re mut
cli.l
Lgei la.
i*- frii4,
r i
Tin ftb-i
p o Itf i ld
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r ta ekl
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;by
lose '
n
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rues
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i ' lil
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ftnoti
t , ,
, ,
at co
d fir
,wt a'sluggard,
Patterson w.
ortioned
d genial smil
• :pproa4 me
ciOus genious
ndf i.inderstandi'
s h4)it e greeti•
n I.6se,tpucb wi
:t -kiiful 'and wi
more, h
ceeping
le- him
'n ryv
SEEM
gathered up t
nt of 'Practi.
Ind things,' u
,
- asUre house
d always put
ion and the in
sense, de
,hatever s
...=-3.
utter fbrf,
en there
some o
others ' tp,
: hence td
reliab