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VOLUME VIII TEXAS TECH LUBBOCK, TEXAS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1932 NUMBER 10 • "RED". CLEM PRAISES ll TECH ELEVEN AS HARD DeBusk Bigamy Trial Set ngineer(Sa Calendar BUNCH OF BLOCKERS Louisa Espinel I Tech Directors Hold Two E Herold Clem, giant Baylor uni- For Friday Night; Asserts Thursday, November 17 versity guard, has the following to Meetings; Semester Plan Will Be Given A. VI S.. S o'clock, room 209. say about Texas Tech: Friday, November 18 "They have a harder blocking Charge Is Political Move Engineer's Ball, Dance Palace, 9- team than Texas. If they were In Is Approved By Officials Friday Night 12 o'clock. the Conference, they would best A. Ko Shari Indian Dinner, 7 o'clock & M , Arkansas, Rice, Baylor, S. M Canon Clements Will 3109 20th Street. U., and give Texas a hard fight. Dormitory Question Dance To Be Held At Up-Town Pre-Law Mock Trial 7 o'clock room They have a hard fighting team, Tech Press Club f Be Prosecutor In 302 Ad building. witn hard blocking, and they played Is Referred To Prexy's Dance Palace; Bids May Be Saturday, November 19 no an exceptionally clean game. Will Reorganize Mock Trial Obtained From Members Of Wranglers' Dance. 9-12 o'clock. There is not a team in the Con- Committee Paragraphs All students interested in the or- College Inn Dance, 9-12 o'clock . ference that can run through and Manuel DeBusk, Tech Pre-law Engineering Society Monday, November 21 around us as Tech did, and, above A two-session meeting of the Tech ganization of a Texas Tech Press BY BRADFORD KNAPP student ate be tried for btigamy to- Forum, room 313, 7 o'clock. ell, they are m excellent condition." College Board of directors was held club are asked to meet in room 313 morrow night by the criminal di- Double T. 7 o'clock. Coach Wants '33 Game last Friday in President Bradford of the admItaLstration building this vision of the High Court of the Pre- Is Annual Event W. A. A., room 307, 7o'clock. "Speaking of the Texas Tech Knapp's office. One meeting con- afternoon et 4 o'clock. Armistice Day was a great day fo Law club in its first session of the team, Coach Jennings was in high tinued throughout the morning and Tech. For the first time in many Y. W. C. A., 5 o'clock. During the lb-St MX years of the year In room 302, ad building. The Tuesday, November 22 prone of their clean fight. 'I think another short meeting was called Months the entire Board of Dares Modernistic Motif To Be Used college such an organisation tune- trial will begin at 7 o'clock. Espanlel, Spanish Dancer, 8 we will play them again next year,' after the Tech-Baylor grid tilt. tare of the institution was presen Honed. It Is the purpose of this Make. Statement In Decoration Scheme; Bids o'clock, High School. the mentor stated In the interview. Following the consideration of re- meeting to reorganize the old culb. and a forward looking program was The entire team was unanimous in miler routine business. the matter considered and erdorsed. In the of Prosecuting attorney, Cannon Are Limited; E. W. Simmons Debate Club. 7 o'clock, room 202. Besides holding the election of of- saying that the blocking of the Tech of semester plan tratruction and ternoon we had a brilliant lend Clements, who was elected on a Phi Psi, 7 o'clock, Textlle Building. ficers, preliminary plans for the Is In Charge team was better than any they have campus di,"mltorles was brought up. thrilling football game with one o "crime eradication" platform have Chemistry Club, C101, 7 o'clock. Southwestern Journalism confer- the following statement to the news- A. I. E. E., 7 o'clock. faced this season, including the uni- "No definite annoumement may ence, which will be held here dur- the great Institutions of Texas— The annual Engineers ball will be made th,idering the dormitory Baylor university—witnessed by as papers as a warning to those who Home Economics Club, H107. 7 versity of Teem and Texas Chris- ing the spring term, well be discuss- are pursuing criminal careers on the be given tomorrow night in the Up- o'clock. tian University. Coach Jennings quesuoe hit the matter was refer- ed tills afternoon. large a crowd as hee attended Arse town Dance Palace from 9 to 12. red to the building committee whose game in West Texas. The game was campus: "Evidence indicates that Agme Club, Pavillon. 7 o'clock. said 'the Brutes were lucky not to Manuel DeBusk is as guilty as a Bids which are now on sale may be Caps y Espada, room 314, 7 have four or five touchdowns scored Miss Fthloel will appear on the chairman is General John A. Hulen, clean and fine in every way and obtained from members of the En- stage of the Lubbock high school Fort. Worth," Dr. Knapp told re- measured up to the Standards of the dog of the crime for which he has o'clock. against theme" been indicted " Ito this case. and in gineering society. Pi Gamma Mu, room 302, 7 —Daily (Baylor) Lariat. •iditortam on November 22 She porters. highest type of Intercollegiate ath- Al Simmons. chairman of the dec- is sponsored by the Tech Spanish Educators Hold letic sports. every other criminal case to be o'clock. Discos Dormitories brought before the high court of orations committee, has stated that Geology Club, room 214, 7 o'clock. Mrs. Bernice Clayton, extension department. The subject of dormitories for the Pre-Law club, the most extreme there has been no change tr. the Wednesday, November 23 home improvement specialist from * bat's boys and girls was discussed. Home-Coming was a great sus- penalty will be demand,' by the plan for decorations and that the Social Clubs. 7-8 o'clock, A. and M.. visited the school cf The tome and president were of ems. The Alumni organization Is to Annual Meet prosecution. The time has come modernistic motif will be used. Blue Las Leales, 7 o'clock. home economics Tuesday. the opinion that It would be un- be complimented on Its fine work. when every student in Tech should wad gold, the colors of the society, Noble to get money from the state Tech Is a young institution. Its rise in righteous and patriotic in- will predominate. Couples will en- Espinel To Give to build these dormitories, but the traditloos and Its honors In the dignation against organized crime ter the dance floor through a gate need for better housing for students Nov. 24 - 26 field of usefulness axe yet to be won on the campus.' on which will be placed a gold star Davis Appoints SSS Selects was recognized. The matter was fi- by Its graduates. Much has been ac- Prosecuting attorney Clements bearing the society insignia. nally referred to the building com- the large Artist Course complished thus far, and will be a-osieted in this case by the Rhythm Kings Play mittee with the request that they Knapp To Be Presented To As- banquet at coon on Home-Coming firm of Dryden and Long. Nee Bradley's Varsity Rhythm work out a plan by which the money sociation, Tech Teachers Are Day was but the beginning of many The defendant has retained the Kings will furnish the music. Four Captains New Members could be borrowed and repaid from which will occur in the future and firm of Smith. O'Neal'. and Vickers. "The number of bids is limited," Program Here a sinking fund collected from the On Program, Meeting Held serve to cement the affections and Asserts Innocence Sem Hopper, president of the so- room rent. An official report from In Fort Worth the loyal sports of former students Mr. DeBusk, who was released ciety, stated. "Students who expect this committee well be made later. and graduates to the destines of this from the Tech Pre-Law Jail im- to attend the dance should make ar- In Tech Corps Last Tuesday Singer, Dancer, Actress Will The board approved of placing Great Institution. Based upon the Dr. Bradford Knapp will be pre- mediately after the Indictment was rangements as soon as possible for Portray Peasant Life With the institution on a semester basis sented to the State Teachers As- progress already made, these young rendered by the grand Jury. on a a bid ae it is likely that they will of instruction, but the adoption of graduates will soon be finding their Students Are Accepted From sociation at its annual meeting No- $10,000 bond made by his Lubbock not last much longer." Elkin, Dalton, Hudson And Native Costumes And Songs; such a plan was referred to the vember 24-26 at Fort Worth. Other way in the world and earning recog- friends, has continually asserted president and the faculty of the col- nition for themselves and these Compton Command Batter- All Four Schools; Fees To Starts At 8:15 O'Clock members of the Tech faculty will his innocence. "It is a brazen at- lege. attend. Dr. C. B. Quell& toll' read Alma Mater. tempt to send an innocent man to ies; Cadet Officers Name Be Paid Before Joining The "It Is my opinion: . Dr. Knapp • • • Louisa Espinel, noted Spanish a paper on "Mexican Spanish" the pen In order to make a reputa- Men As Non-Coma Society dancer-actress-singer, will make her stated, "that the semester plan will There will be only one more game Tech Judgers a meeting of the Spanish di tion for the prosecuting attorney," first local appearance next Tuesday be adopted next fail, and that the Of which he fo cheleman. Mr. A. for our great team to play on the Mr. DeBusk told reporters through General order number 1 of the The Southern Scholarship Society evening at 8.15 o'clock in the high dormitories can be made to pay for home grounds and that will be with Stretdl will read papers on "Si) the bars of his corner tank in the Tech Cadet Corps names the follow- meet Tuesday in room 209 for the school aeditorium. She comes to themselves" Men of Letters", and the " Simmons University ors Tlunkegiv- Pre-Law Jail before he was releas- Place High In ing men as battery commanders: purpose of electing and voting on Lubbock through the cooperalson of Members Entertained Liberal Movement in Spain" at Mg. I know that students ere going ed. "A" battery, Cadet Captain H. G. new members. the Tech departments of Spanish Dr. and Mrs. Knapp entertained Han, will talk on "Research W to be cesturbed by conflicting duties Before leaving the Jell. Mr. De- Elkins, "B" battery. Cadet Captain Liberal Arts Members and music. the members of the board and their same meeting. an Thanksgiving Day. In the past, Busk had about a three days Lowell A. Dalton, "C" battery Cap- The ones accepted are: sehool of The program of the Spanish di- wives with a dinner in their home however, I undereterd that a te-eat growth of bend on his faee, and ap- Judging Event Miss Elizabeth West Tech arse -fain W. R. 'Fftideon. 'and eD" bat- Litre-al ayes. We. elorence ,thesmare, sease Is ere hied "Cuedthe Caiitizon" Prlitaievensta. tare.- mac* Was el many have gone home and left the peared to be breaking under the - us -spisman Libraries" at a eaFetne tery. Captain L. G. Compton. These Coleta Joe Baker, Allie Rae Collins, Little Spanish Pictures. the theme slated In entertaining by Mrs. W. of the library division Miss Wesst team to play the Thanksgiving game strain of tee charge. Has physician, appointments are effective Novett- Mrs..). R. B. Cooper, Ruth Douglm, without much student support. I Williams, Howell, Browning of which will be the peasant life of T. Gaston and Mrs. Roscoe Wilson. has recently returned from a trip PIII Doctor Thomas, stated that ber 12. Mary Evelyn Gordon. Virginia Hash. know the strong pull of home ties, Spain, both medieval and modern. Twenty-four attended the dinner to Spain. the Jail menu hod affected his Show Ability To Pick Good To Take Charge Gertrude Hofman, Ola Irene Hugh- Of particular interest will be her and I recognize the desire to get which was served at 7 o'clock. This health. A complete mental and Stock; Is Only Time To Be These officers will take charge of es. Kathleen Jennings, Louise King, presentation of the "Halle del Mo- was the first time in several years Weeks Is Chairman Mane for a vacation. Nevertheless, physical breakdown was coaxed for the instruction of their respective Agnes Klein. Margaret Lindthe, Miss Margaret Weeks. Dean of may I urge that all those students line" originated In northwest Spain whets all members of the board were Mr. DeBusk. but Dr. Thome:, stat- First In Cattle Judging batteries and the drills necessary to Katherine McGlothlin, Mrs, Mary in the early ninth century. A pea- Home Economics, will be chairm, who live nearby, and can do so, stay present at a electing. ed that a correct diet and plenty bring them up to the standard re- Mathls, Edna Nixon Morris, Mau- sant girl m the old town of Santi- "The members were highly pleas- of the Vocational Teachers Assoarre in Lubbock to make our Thankegle - of sleep were gradually restoring The Tech stock judging team quired by Colonel Charles A. Davis rine Patten, Juanita Pool, Lela Par- time meetings'. ing game what It ought to be. I am ago de Compostela, home of an an- ed with the results of the football the pounds he lost eating the jail placed sixth in competition with 14 who, will supervise all drills of the year, Margaret C. Robertson, Ada cient shrine, taught the artist the At the same :lose that sure it will worth see- germ and expressed their satisfac- be a game beans and cornbread. Clifton Craw- other teams from various colleges. corps. Elkins has been an officer in Myers. The liberal arm men accept- dance. She also revives the almost tion concerning the progress made menitrers of the faculty are at ing. The climax of the Matador sea- ford, the jailer said, "Every facility at the American Royal Stock show the National Guard seven years and ed arc, Garland Smith, Warren log the Association meetings, son Is worthy of our consideration. forgotten song of the Spanish by the Institution, and the spirit of the Jail was at Mr. DeBunk's Judging contest held at Kansas City, is fitted for the Job he has been Poole, Homer Duncan, John Mast, orange vender. of the student body shown before instructors from the Tech •spe The student body has been perfect- command, with the exception of the Missouri on November 12. detailed to. Dalton is an ex-sergeant Roger Pierce, George Prates, Dick The vivid costumes of Espinel department will be present at ly wonderful this year in their back- and after the game," Dr. Knapp keys, and every precaution was The team placed first in collie of Marines, having been an in- Carter. Carl Harper, C. J. Henson, give additional color to her song- Concluded. Texas Speech Arts Associatlozi ing of the team. All of us would miss taken to protect his health while Judging; the first Tech leans ever structor for twenty months in the Ursel Armstrong, Roscoe Bayless. sketches. meet = at Fort Worth. Miss Ann the fine yelling and cheering and he was in Jail." to place first in any class of live- recruit camp in Sen Diego, Cali- Engineer Members Senorita Espinore tour of the Jo Pendleton, recording secretary backing of the team on Thank,- stock. fornia. Hudson is a graduate of Students accepted from the en- United States is being made under Wing Day if everybody goes home of the association, will make a re- Williams Is First Sewanne Military Academy, having gineering school are, H. H. Hinson, the auspices of the Institute de las port. and but a corporal's guard remain Biologists Do Curtis Williams placed first in cat- spent four years there, and has also Frank Spubler, Robert Sparks. Eu- Espanas, which is sponsored by the Mess Ruth Pirtle will give the here to help finish the season. If tle judging, and was 12th man in been a member of the National gene Watkins, William Luce Wt- King of Spain for universalleing of port for the ConoOttee on S all those within a hundred miles Reed Discovers the entire contest. Harlan Howell Guard for several years. Compton lard Gray. Henry C,odeke, John S. Spanish thought and culture. Correction, of which she is could stay. It would help, and you placed second In cattle Judging and has been a member of the National Ball. can drive a hundred miles after the was eighteenth man In the contest. Advanced Work man. MI. Pirtle is also on the G..ard and has had a year at Tex- Aerie Members mittee on theCurriculum of game on Thanksgiving afternoon. Strange Plants Burford Browning was fourteenth as A. and M. college. Agricultural students for mem- Forty Steers Received For man In the judging. association and has been asked tit To Name Non Corns bership are, Odis Ben Holly, Jack Studies In Animal Nutrition Voth Is At University Of read en the recital which sill fol. Tech 1. showing some other great Tech entered the first stock judg- Downs, Wilson N. Weddle, J. B. Although several appointments A shipment of forty steers has low Its annual dinner qualities besides those In athletics. Experiment Shows The Plants ing team in the American Royal in have been made in the respective Kline. Chicago; Helen Boysen And The other evening we had a little 1927 and placed thirteenth out of Home econoroics students are, been received by the Tech mama' Are Able To Resist Arid batteries, there is a scramble for husbandry department These steers Lucille Houston Are In The farewell feed for the Stock - fourteen team,-: entering: in 1928, appointments as junior officers. The Chnstova Sawyer, Ruth elearrele Judging will be fed and studied by claws 111 team before they departed on their Climate; Roots Of Gourd fourth out of sixteen teams: 1930, only definite appointments made to Geraldine Clewell, Mary Leidigh, Texas University expedit)on to compete In Stock eighth out of fourteen teams; and Evaughn Clack, Mattye Vesta Gets- animal nutrition and Will oleo be Malone Talks Are 17 Feet Long date are: Rogers Orr to be first ser- used as material for the cattle- Judging contests with senior college in 1931, placed ninth out of fifteen geant of "D" battery. W. K. Cog- pert. Several former faculty members of teams of the best agriculture' col- teams. Must Pay Fees judging (lass. the Tech science departments are Hoots which reach a maximum of dell to be first sergeant of "B' bat- Tne department classes will fat- leges in Americo. I know we were tery, Joe Clayton to be executive of- All students whose names appear doing advanced work In other uni- 17 feet have recently been discov- ten a carload of sheep and a Large versities this year, Recording to Dr. To Pre-Medics alt delighted to hear the result of ered by Dr. E. L Reed, professor of SOCIETY TO MEET ficer of "C" battery and Harvey on this list must pay their initia- the contest at the American Royal Jackson to be executive officer of tion fee of $2.50 bee., December number of hogs this winter. R. A. Stucthalter head of the de- botany, In an experiment being partment of biology, Livestock Show at Kansas City made with the root systems of cer- The chemistry society will hold Its "A" battery. These men were all in 1 at which time the meeting for Application Of X-Ray Discussed where our team stood sixth in a con- regular scheduled meeting on No- the Tech Cadet Corps last year. The iralation will be held. No one can Paul D. Vote, for two years a tain plants found at Buffalo Springs, member of •the biology staff. is now test where fourteen Stock Judging near Lubbock. The object of his vember 22, at 7 o'clock in room 101 other places are still open with sev- become a member who has not paid At Meeting; Goodwin Ex- of the chemistry building. Kleinschmidt working on his Ph. D. degree in teams participated, It was an hon- work, Dr. Reed states, is to find out eral men working for them. his fee. plains Aptitude Test; To or to this Institution for these boys, A program was given at the last These men will form the neucleus The association will meet regular- botany at the University of Chicago. where the plants obtain their mois- Mies Helen Baysen, also instructor under the training of our staff here, ture in dry weather. meeting and another ls arranged of an officers club which will be or- ly on Thursdays at 5:00 In the fu- Give Party Monday to be able to rank sloth in such a for the approaching meeting. ganized in the next week for the ture. Instead of on Tuesdays. In biology for the past two years, "The work has no economic Talks To Group In contest. It was an honor even to purpose of planning the drills and It is planned to have Dr. Knapp Is ding work on her doctorate Dr. F. B. Malone of the Lubbock value," he says. "The scientific value physiology at the University of be defeated by the five teams which instruction of the battalion. give an address when new members sanitarium gave an illustrated lec- lies in the discovery of how these Texas. exceeded the mark our boys made, plants live in semi-arid regions." are admitted at the next meeting. ture on "The Application of the X- and at certainly was a great honor Lovell Hall Girls Reproduction Of French Artists Miss Lucille HOLIStOrl, student as- Ray to Common Colds" at the reg- The tap root of a wild gourd sistant in biology during 1931-32, to rank higher than the teams be- which has been dug out measures 17 Former Ranger Makes Speech Work Is On Display, Exhibit ular meeting of the Pre-Med club, low Texas Tech In the contest. I Give Bears A Ride Studhalter Discovers Strange will receive her M. A in ,..010(CY and Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock is room feet. three inches. This proves that On Carlsbad Cavern To Club Illustrates Methods And All botany from the University of Tex- am sure every one of as extends our the plants will grow down almost Plant In Davis Mountain Wilds 101 of the Chemistry building. Do best. wishes to Coach R. C. Mowery, The Lovell Hall girls really took e Geology society met Tues- Ideas Of Artists as at the end of the school year. Malone, who is a sponsor of the club, any distance to reach to moist soil. the Baylor football boys for a ride day, November a, in room 214. The The rare Melia plant, member of Professor W. L. Stengel and the en- Some, however, have been found to told about the range, the possible tire staff in the Animal Husbandry in a big way Friday morning, when following officers were elected: the liverwort group of the moss The Lubbock Art association net melee, the progress made in finding have their own water storage. they went on horseback to meet the vice-president, Howard Hopkins, and family, has recently been found in department and to this fine team of Dr. Reed, who came to Tech five on the evening of November 8, to Dr. Knapp Speaks this cause, ad the after effects Of Texas Tech Agricultural students, train and escorted the players to secretary-treasurer, lvlajorie Scott. Southwest Texas by Dr. R. A. Stud- hear an illustrated discussion by colds. years ago from the John Tarieton their hotel. Some of the horses ob- Shelby Read is president of the or- halter, head of the Tech biology and the hope that they wall go on Agricultural college at Stephenville, Professor F. A. Kleinschmidt on Willette Merrell and Louise Gar... to me International Livestock Show jected to bearing the burden of gemeatIon. departmer t. The preserved speci- "Tendencies of the Nineteenth Cen- At Tech Assembly rison, an accordian duet, played Texas, eras made previous ecological both girls and their dates, is they Carl Stoltz made a talk on Carls- men is now on display in the mu- at Chicago and there bring as again studies similar to the one he is now tury French Paintings.' An exhibit Dr. Bradford Knapp addressed aeveral numbers. a sbowmg which will make our proceeded to damp the dates. bad Cavern, in which he used to be seum case north of the library en- of fac-stmee reproduction of sixty doing. He holds a Ph. D. degree The club girls rode in two differ- a ranger. He gave a brief history trance. the Tech student body Wednesdee. Instructions Given hearts glad. from the University of Chicago. nineteenth century French paint- November 9 at a called convocation Dr. R. C. Goodwin, head of the ent groups, one at 9:00 a. m. aad the of the discovery. developments, and The discovery of the plant, call- ings were on exhibit for the re- other at 1:00 p. m., because the Bay- operation of the cavern and ex- ed "Fluffy Ruffles" by Dr. Stud- in the gymnasium. chemistry department, gave instrue- mainder of the week. Among these Due to the over eagerness of some lams about the aptitude test which Architectural Society Gives lor game conflicted with their reg- plained several of Its features. halter, on Madera creek in the Dav- paintings was a "Portrait of a ular hour. There was one guest rid- The next meeting will be Tues- is mountains marks its first ap- of the freshmen In gathering ma- every pre-med student must take Annual Dance In Laboratory Young Man" by Angelo Bronzlno terials for the Homecoming bonfire, before entering a class A medical Mock Initiation ing, Pete Hawkins. day, November 32, in room 214. pearance in Texas and its third in of the Florentine school, a "Por- The Architectural society gave its New members in the group are , Every one is invited to attend and the United States in 77 years. It there had been quite a rumber of school. This test will be given De- trait of a Young Geri" by Corot, who complaints by townspeople and Dr. cember 9, at 2 o clock in room 101 first dance of the year Saturday Dora Belle Crawford, Prudence members are especially urged to be was first found in 1855, Is South usually deals with landscapes, and alight from 9 to 12 o'clock in the Roberts. and Mrs. Laurence Priddy. Present. Dakota. then there again in 1902. Knapp spoke about teas matter and of the Chemistry budding. A fee of Given By WAA "The Olyrapaid" by Mane' urged the students to be more care- nose dollar will be shunted. All stu- architectural laboratory of the en- Display Manuscripts gineering building. Refreshments ful in gathering any more refuse dents planing to enter medical An announcement was made that lumber for the bonfire. school next year must take this were served to about 30. The affair Illuminated manuscripts would be Twenty-Three New Members is an annual event. Dreams Realized By Jitney Players But Prior to Dr. W_napp'a address, the test. Are Received; Organization Faculty members woo were ferm- on display at the next meeting, De- Tech band played a number of foot- Next Monday evening. the club ent were: Professor and Mrs. F. A. cember 19, The llluatrated lecture ball and college curses. will entertain with a theater party Is Sponsoring Varied Pro- Kleinschmidt Professor and Mrs . Only Two Of First Cast Are Trouping will be on the "Art and Exhibition Dr. Knapp asked that every pos- at the Lindsey theater at 7 o'clock. gram This Term Edgar Shelton. and Miss Edna of the Alphabet." The exhibit in- sible courtesy be shown to vilitLog All members are urged to be on time Houghton. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ben- cludes a series of framed original people here for the Tech-Baylor so that a reserved action msy be A dream. A desire. Hard work. begun their venture when Miss are the only members of the ori- manuscripts from the twelfth to had. Twenty-three new members were ton also attended. Keating decided that a road com- football game and urged that they Realization. ginal company left. Ambitious re- the sixteenth centuries. The Gothic be made to feel at home. adiordhenext Kn ofrt. will wi received into W. A A. at a mock Officers of the Architectural so- Perhaps there is the usual success i pany would give her talent a great- cruits have caused a constant and Renaissance periods In France. be DemberDecember 6. at which ap time Dr. initiation Monday night In the gyre ciety are: Ray Moore, president, story, but It seems Mit the fame of er scope. at 7 o'clock. Each girl was required Bruce porno, vice-president, W. R change In the casts. Mies Keating England, Germany, Holland, and BrT app a the Jitney Players has reached a The first Jitney Players were col- Italy are represented. In addition Less Failures Are Reported to have earned 25 points by taking Underwood, secretary. higher point than that of other self- lege students. Today there are will be remembered as Maria and are thirty framed reproductions. part in some sport m college at made people. An Idea which orig- twelve In the troupe, and all of Dowd as Timmy In "The Murder in By Dean Of Home Ec School TO CHEER TEAM some In colors, of the classical, Prof. G. L. Ford To Be Chief some time in the past. Following inated In the minds of a young mar- them are experienced New York the Red Barn." According to a report from Mi. the initiation, each took the W. A. Students will see the Matadors ried couple steadily grew and de- Players. The New York 'rinses gave Ten years experience with audi- Byzantine, and Romanesque Margaret Weeks, dean of the home Speaker At Home Ec Meeting A. promise, and received ribbons of off to Albuquerque Thursday after- veloped. Today, as a result, the the pioneer group its present name ences of all kinds have brought the e s some of the later economics school, fewer failures were Prof. G. L. Ford will be the chief scarlet and black. Gamer, were play- noon at 3:00 o'clock at the Santa American public Is given a few more when, in 1822, Miss Keating pun_ Players to the conclusion that col- perlo&. The exhibit, fully labeled, reported in home economics sub- speaker at the nome econernim club ed in the eym until 9 o'clock. Fe depot. hours of first-class entertainment. chased a "Jitney", built a platform lege students are the most appre- illustrate. miniature painting, de- jects this term than at this time meeting next Tuesday night at sev- W. A A. le sponsoring a widely- The band will play. All students Ten year ago the Jitney Players on the back of it, and act forth. To- ciative. Therefore. the greatest per coration, and writing. It is also of last year This Is not attributed to en o'clock. The program will be the varied sports program this term are urged to be there to give the were established with the money day the company hauls its stage cent of their bookings are In col- special Intermit due to the musta the enrollment because about the Thanksgiving number. Mr. For which Includes teenis skating, team a,peppy send-off. which Alice Keating, Broadway star. properties In trucks, thus still hold- lege towns. In their opinion, stu- notation. same number of students are en- will chose the origin and revival bowling, riding, basketball, and received as a wedding gift. Her ing a rightful title to Ita first cor- dents have a finer literary back- Students are invited to visit rolled as the past year. The enroll- Thanksgiving practice together wit archery. The club now h. about 70 J. T. Newell of Trager skated husband, belt to the Cheney Stik porate name. groued and are more receptive than these exhibita which are held In ment last year was 177, and ths present day attitudes for ale nWa Metieb*M., Miss Irene Jones last week. mats, was Just sub of Yale. They Mks Keating and Elarilsem Dowd the ordinary theater weer. the engineering audifOrlthil. year It is 176, NM.

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Chemical Society Meets lrt Aptitude Test To Be Given THE TOREADOR Mysterious Double Key To Alumni Room C101 Tuesday Evening Cfmtesi Eilfl:; 1 To Pre-Med Tech Students The Chemical society met In room ..1.•.DCI,L.Inn of American TeCt OFF (CI4L Sit DENT PUBLICATION OF THE C 101 of the Chemistre building Aptitude test will Mike Moses Tuesday evening at 7:00 o'clock. All Street And Mow , TEXAS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE Name Members News C at 2 p. m. Lebboek, Texas of the chemistry students are urged id should be taken Around 442 by the president, Alfred Jensen, Are In Runoff ! Herbert Kirk. who graduated 11 to , .11 , ....1.0 ,•xpect to apply Parker T "amen attests these meeting.. d mtoilcal school by _Editor•In•chlef "A, 1032. is manager of the repair de- Jo's - c. iha won the fantail Honor Society Is To Select Membership In the society re- PI ‘: .1 I, 1. A. 13. Breen ------ ------_Business Manager partment of the Chevrolet garage si t hi, been adopt - wane ia• '30 YLOP. 1 Rues quires a student to have twelve ■ )1013- New Members At Beginning Texas. golf , ,J lett as one of the ent Stinnett, hours of chemistry in which a grade I. M. Jade,on ------— ---- __ News Saner tl t 01AI:01 , 1111:Ikon kohl to th• , of admission, Of Next Term; Group Or- of B has been made. Associate ftt,..1, tatc: 'h- 01.1,1 ros,uvI. Kathleen 1 railings Assistant News lidiaa T ';MAN , us a l ■ Warren Lilly is associated with or• ot.L , ow the test will 1/, Aronst'' members must have nine hours. The winners, W. E. Street, of the Society Editor Ittjtrr :twhy ram ganized In 1930 his father In busInera at his home 'This society will be of benefit to Engineering drawing department, Sob Tracy -- Sports Editor AUL :..1100111,, , 11,. had NUKE .1-rt ,/,011P-1 in Devine. Texas. Lilly graduated in all chemistry students. It in spon- Ai he made irn- Lowell Dalton -Assistant Sports Editor l t,.• ■ •,11 t.vitIv. t. Isr,p Ito with NOV members van be elected to and R. C. Mowery, aggie school, are mcd• r) , It E Goodwin. 1031. sored by Dr. R. C. mt.:twin, head '41 of ,o.1 OLL' HUFF the Double Key Honor society at of the chemistry department. to meet next week in the title bout A n,• s .11.r o'111 be charg- Reporters Lorene Olophhat, Margery Johnson. Mrs. Lawrence Priddy. r•al Those the beginning of next term. This 11 VA'; 0( sAms. Euel Liner Is farming at his home at the Lubbock Country club. ed. Opal Louise Creighton. James Lindsey, Elisabeth Montfort, Roth Her- r.sh ;hot, urn a =arab ' ,a and am society was organized in 1930 for the In gsubbock. Hr majored In animal Mrs. Doris Gaylord, Tech student Street traveled the course in the mance. Bonnie Thomas, Jasper Hubbell, Mary Frances Seater, Man ..0 . 1 ill t, they let purpose of stimulating higher husbandry, graduating in 1932. who underwent an operation at the last Week's night to take C. D Lo, C v ho war, operat- Mixabeth Dryden, Evelyn Gulledge. Helen Millen.. Lamer Nelsen, that stark of ;hey stole get qualitles of scholarship and leader- LiDe For DYs t3i West Tens hospital recently, was EUVe ^ . hot', ,Ir‘•=r 1 owti' In a en ■■ TI . at. the West Calvin Hazelwood, Earl Wilson. Joyce Oelev burned rile wile - th...ir eery eyes, ship among students of the school Albert Lockwood of Rails, Texas, is dismissed on October 25 wtc dimilssed Me and M /FI3 could tell coo who of borne economica. It began with Campus news empolyed by the Mistletoe Creamery DotoxIot , o 4nr , 1,,, 1. da:.5 oovered by students In the department of journalism It was what set it on the but ain't seven members and has increased Folvrei company of San Antonio. He has Pete Brown, ex-student, Is welling one tip. The Iwo IIIKtit atancrs gains. to cease we are osier scared to 24. Each year the Double Key been with that company since his groceries 111 Channling. 'Texas. are to meet in the final round to Texas Tech's first annual faculty of the results, Stn we tole them that solely gives a loving Cup to the graduation In 1931. decide who shall wear the mown in golf tournament. J ACK DURHAM was hack In town. sophomore student among the home I see lots of the old stewdenta back economics girls who has exempli- Iris Crawford is now married and Lubbock is op- Entered as second elms matter, October 31, 1925 at the postofftee at on the campus t,trar Soy and I fied the highest qualSies of leader- Bill McKinney of living In Birmingham Alabama. Lubbock. Tom, ander the set of March 3, 1879. won't glee the los Sown on them ship and scholarship in all of her erating a chicken ranch at his home BARNEY BRADY made his activities. In Lubbock. Lubbock. He graduated in 1031, ma- Advertising rates: 30e per catalpa inch by conicact :l ,. bin '.1e Archltocs t1,1 last The present student members joring in animal husbandry. 350 per column inch by insertion nching at hl: S Anday c:;te, Otter 011 wife went are Effie Smith. Resident and Freak Main is ra L-cle home CHARLES' WOOL- CnrIstova Sawyer. secretary-tress- home In Mills, New Mexico. Lonnie Starr, one of the few stu- dents who has received an E. SWEAT THANKS TO LUBBOCK DIODE walked a. the LES CHAPS urer. M. dance ,iner morning red stayed Hugo Mika is produce buyer for degree from the school of agricul- The Toreador wants to thank the townspeople for jneat a few minutes. he co,1:rin't find the Miatletoe Creamery company lo- ture is now employed by the nation- their co-operation in giving material for the bonfire held BieT71 WULFMAN, CHUBBY DE- Colman To Appear cated at Meadow. He is one of last al government on Its dry land field WITT Had JULIUS BERGFELD year's graduates. citation at Tucumcart. New Mexico. SHIRTS last week. At Lyric Theatre shore made an Impression over al Ho has been there since leaving Recklessly adventurous rather When the urns spread that the first pile had been WALTON NIKONS house. EVELYN Joe Nelson of Clifton. after bean Tech In 1931. than romantic. Ronald Colman burned, people from all over town called in and offered PRICE came back for homecoming employed by the Tennessee Dairies. comes to the Lyric Theater Sunday and to sec some gals over at COL- Dallas. Is now enraged in farming old wood, boxes and other material for rebuilding the fire. November 20, for a three day run to S. S. Stover, Is teaching school hi LEGE INN. CAMILLE STOBAUCH at his home in Cliften. We apprecite this spirit and hope that all of the "The Unholy Clanen," as Samuel the Canyon community neer Lub- was bans but she had no many donors were repaid for their kindness by the enormity of Goldwyn's first greatest presenta- bock. He majored in animal hus- dates that I didn't have time to see Guy Orr who graduated In 192a the fire on Thursday night and the outcome of the tion of the year. bandry while at Tech. graduating which one she was with most how- with Tech's first class, is employed lost spring. game Friday. ever it might be SCOTT-ISH. For the first time In two years, by the United States department of Arnim is no longer the suave TT THOMAS HICKEY was back as agriculture He Is an Mspector with that the SILVER KEYS could show polished English gentleman. In-tend the pink bolt.vorm quarantine ser- Ronald Tom, who graduated front C SATURDAY'S HOLIDAY Is an outcast and a renegade. Teal in 1029, is now an instructor him to their Rospects. And BILL he vice. The holiday taken by the student body last Saturday FRY didn't go over to DUCK INN. hiding out with a dozen other refu- In the Colorado Agricultural college gees from the law In a strange at Fort Logan. Colorado. He is also VMS probably the beginning or a new tradition on the CARY LODAL came back for what John Bruce Parks, 1931 graduate. campus. he has been waft ng eight years for. outpost at the edge of the Sahara. is farming at Clifton. coach of the stock judging team. Were $1.25 CLARENCE HODGES and SLICK Disheveled and unshaven, hair The Baylor game was without a doubt, the most im- CLOSE. two ex-Matadors watched touseled and clothes mussed, he Is a Dennis ailment, former letterman Mart Pederson of Clifton. Is now portant of all on this year's schedule. Due to the adverse the hall game. and FISH sharp contrast to the Immaculately In football graduated in 1930. He is Instructor in the department of ELMER McCOLLLM went to the groomed hero of "The Devil to Pay." aratiotant football coach at Green- publicity received by the Matadors from the sports writer daily manufactures at Texas Tech. lab one of the Waco papers, and the fact that Baylor is a Alumni-Ex-qt.dent dance loftier "Raffles" and "Bulldog Drum- ville. His team went to the semi- nIle--he thanes. Some of them mond." Ins earlier pictures L'n- finals in the state race last year. -Kalanber of the Southwest conference, made a victory Enelneets LEDBETTER. HALL, Goldwyn. Davis Pound - , Lubbock, is super- Solid Grey—Fleece Lined ver them mean more to Tech, the team, and the strident and HINSON had better quit meet- intendent of schools at Close City Willie Ailment Is teaching school , ody, than any other played this season. ing that FISH of relation class or Tech Delegates To Attend at Roy, N. to He is head of the vo- In view of the fact that this was the most important ...,e sign up for it Also MARY Iris Dribble, who graduated iv cational ag work there. He went to me of the season, a Tech victory should have been cele- WARREN had better wake up and State Athletic Conference horticulture last year is back work- Texas A. and M. last Bummer. ted in some way. The students preferred a holiday. pay for her bed. I heered that Delegates of the Women's Ath- ing for the dairy department and SHOR'rY REEVES way buying him- letic msociation of Tech, which has taking advanced aisrk. Why couldn't this holiday be made an annual affair? self a bullet-proof vest. CliESSIE membership in the National Ama- HELL TAYLOR and FRANCES Mc- At the beginning of each football season, why couldn't teur Association Federation, will at- Raymond Puryear, a graduate of KEE had better watch out. FISH LYRIC the students select one game that stands above all the tend the Texas athletic conference last year is supervisor of a livestock SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY .11M MOON COWAN shore am which 0111 be held In Austin April others on the schedule and declare a holiday be taken on scremey. Well it looks Into ole MIKE farm at Foolyille. the next regular school day after the game, provided, of 18, 19, and 20. They will be chests was wrong about the SAN 801.1013 by the association . C. L. Ritchie Is stationed at Waco Adventures in an oasis of course, that the Matadors came out victorious. It would hay.ng a dance and tea, or did they? The program will consists of tylo- Arizona. being employed by the de- create more interest a'nong the students in the contests I guess that I could ask the CEN- Iasi western and particularly Texas missing men and women! When Students Come to Town They of the year, and at the same time serve to inspire the TAURS. or TOM V. WATSON. I lore. On San Jacinto day, which partment of agriculture. Eince 1930 tie hos been U. S. plant quarantine Matadors on to victory. heereel that the city of McAdoo went Is April the 21. the entire conference Samuel Goldwyn presents I to bed early Nov. 11, cause MAR- will go to San Antonio where th-y Inspector. He graduated in 1929. Think it over. SHALL FOR.MBY came to Lubbock will attend the Fiesta de San Ja- Always Meet at— I guess that we all can go to bed 04110. Willie Roen. is now living at I pony now rause he has gone back. Awn. Ari7enn. He Is chief herds- Ronald Colman Chemical Society To Show Better let me say that TOM ABRA- R. R. Rodgers. director of the man of a hcreford Tench at that IN THE Pictures On December 13 Ham was back to his old office and place. Science Club drivir4 a big Buick auto, be- Federal land bank, at Houston, let Wvlie-larrett Drug Two moving pictures. ''The Angel sides that he had his gal with him tared to the land economies. cla Tuesday. He erotalned tha B E. Sinvier 1, in the liver.toe:i In the Heine." Res of a eat* modern MOSES scads his regards and we "Unholy Garden" No. 1— No. 2— banking system. Hears Knapp antiseptic, and a picture stressing will drink kotfee next week at the bonne., at la: Lome in Moran, He the need for toxin anti-toxin diph- BOOKSTORE. gradtatca loin yea. Heaven for fugitives— 1007 Main 1314 Broadway theria. will be shown by the Chemi- MIKE, Lula Mae Martin. graduate of '31. I Paradise for sirens— President Is Heard In Talk On cal society in room C 101 of the visited on the campus last Saturday. i C. Del , onhowl. Tey- Phone 1082 Phone 160 Chemistry building at 7:00 o'clock She is home demonstration agent a.s, is as - enistr.1 with the Standen, No man's land for law.— Ross Ayers received medical "The Place Of Research In December 13. All students and es- for Collingsworth county. Lino company of pecially members, associate mem- treatment In the West Texas hos- Education" In Meeting Of bers, and chemistry students are pital Saturday and Sunday. Club Monday urged to attend. The pictures will last forty minute'. The Science club met Monday at Tuesday evening picture. "The o'clock In room 104 of the home Search for the Elusive Vitamine A /11POOPOOPCS banding at which Mir and B" was shown. Doctor Bradford Knapp talked on "The Place of Research in Educe- Hon " In his speech, he pointed out. West Side Of Gymnasium Is "the Inquiring Mind is the Mind Painted And Remodeled that Should Be Encouraged," and is The west side of the gym, which encouraged only by the pioneering Is occupied by the girls athletic and progressive spirit which Is en- acpartment has been remodeled ered by research. Research has and painted. The office was en- ght about the growth of &Gen- larged to twice its former size of- achoola and is of extreme value fering more room for equipment and to the student and faculty instruc- , for office work. Lockers and floors 1 were repainted. The entire re- Following this refreshments of modeling is estimated to have cost $1.00 I coffee and cakes were served to $75. fifty members and meets. The next meeting will be De- Shop ; camber 7. Mr. C. H. Connell will Dancing Class is Developing speak on results on his own re- Rythm And Grace Of Students Cleatang 11,00 o e 1t;. eat ins ' ,earch Visitors are cordially in- Main Spr:rg, 51.00 AIItt vited. The purpose of the npec el danc- 61.00 ing dense, of the phvs:cal edu,a- ms 51.10 ttonal department us to develop 6100 Discussion Group Meeting Is rythni and grace of movement. Dolls Cry s la odd shape; 750 Postponed; Carter To Talk the folk dancing and clogging Crystal:, round 25c es are larger than they have be, n Cryvals, unbreakable 51.00 The discussion group which has In the past. The instructors are been meeting each Thursday tie- well pleased with the progress the All Work Guaranteed nle,g at 7:30 o'clock In Seaman Hall girls are making. will not meet this week became of thr Art., course to be heir on that date. Tie i , osuig "r1. ■ 11.,,,.. Dr. A L Carter, head c' th.• Engliill Washing Greasing Jackson department, will 0n1 his series of lectures on Ge , rg, Santky aria. Tire Repairing Spanish philisec_lv- or, 'A- Toer Drug The public Is , or,:11.1 . v.t , ,I , c P . - Matador Service terd the7 ,- 1610 Phone Station Broadway 1880 Texaco Products Dr. Marshall Harvey ICollege Avenue At F001 sPirlsliar 26th Street Su seam Chu 1' t Cars Called For And 403 myrIeS nine Delivered PHONE veto

1,ornechnt, rel.! painft.! el- 1•c inert Merr.nr n -an Lubbock sn-hea. iac ss- amisason siadent I as Sanitarium & Clinic counts Irani Dr. J. T. Krueaer Pressing— Surgery and Coma tatiOn /triecwitn _Ale too Dr. J. T. Hutchinson EYe, Ear. No.ti and Throat While You Wait Dr. M. C. Overton Hand Made Diseases of Children You will tin ant your Dr. L P. Witmer. LcorD a . IcrAcco Co. clothes cleaned and outlast Medicine young man is saying the Boots & Saddles Dr. F. 13. Malone HE have a kind of feeling that Chest- pressed before you go Bra. Ear. Nose and Throat T reason he smokes Chesterfields erfields taste better." Dr. J. IL Stiles home for the Thanks- SHOE REPAIRING A Burgin is because they satisfy. She's right. Chesterfields are Dr. B. C. Maxwell giving Holidays— SPECIALTY General !dee:Pt:Ina The young lady agrees with him just as pure and wholesome as Dr. Olan Key She says:"'Ibey click with me, too. Urology and General Me:mine Nature and Science can make them. Dr. Ammo H. Smith I'm not what you'd call a heavy And we have upwards of 90 mil- Brown's Shoe EaRay and Laboratory College smoker. But even I can tell that lions of dollars invested to ensure C. II. Mai J. EL Felton they're milder, Besides, I always Repairing superintendent Business Mgr . Tailors their mildness and better taste. THEY'RE CLICKING 1203 Broad way A chartered training school for nurses is aancustes in connec- 1691; THE CIGARETTE THAT'S MILDER • • • THE CIGARETTE THAT TASTES BETTER WITH MILLIONS Phone 235 tion with the sanitarium. On The Avenue

LUBBOCK, TEXAS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1932 THE TOREADOR, TEXAS TECH—PAGE THREE, , — ------— - , Tech Matadors Are To Play Representative Schools

Matadors Defeat Baylor Bears Tough Guard I Tech Coaches Border Conference Grid Dope I Tentative Football Schedule +el! 1 I , Conference Standings In Armistice Day 14-2; Sollis Are Preparing Teams Wort Lost Ted Pct. Pts Includes Nation s Strongest' TEXAS TECH 1. 0 0 1.000 331 University of Arizona 3 2 0 .600 70 For Hard Tilt Flagstaff Teachers 1 I 1 .500 41 And Tribble Score Touchdowns Arizona State 1 500 55 Teams; Matadors Will Ramble =1 New Mexico A. de M 1 2 1 .440 134 University of New Mexico 1 Tackles Price Behind Line Plays And Pass Defense 0 a .333 42 Clem Last Week's Results Conference Schools Seek Place I lahome Aggies are in Use for a:: Are Stressed; Luper, Martin Baylor University 2; Texas Tech 14 (non-conference), Goal Line For Baylor Score; As Tech Opponents ; To Op- game with Texas Tech and the Shock Troops Start Game; Promoted To Varsity; Tur- University of Arizona 13; University of New Mexico 8. place that these teams are to play Under The Arizona State 15; Texas Mines 14 (non-conference). en And Finish Against Lead- has not been given out. Two letters ner Is First String Guard Punting Features Tilt New Mexico A. dr M. 7; Flagstaff Teachers O. Mg Squads Of Nation have been received from St. Mary's— Thls Week's Schedule on the Pacific coast and Loyola uni- For the second time during the Double Coaches Pete Cawthon and Dutehy Texas TEM vs. Unlversite, of New Mexico at Albuquerque. versity of Ios Angeles Is a pros- current season, the Texas Tech Mat- 4rITO, Smith are predicting that the Tex- New Mexico A. As M. vs. New Mexico Normal at State College Mon- Texas Tech's football schedule pect for next year. Those genre,. ador* defeated a Southwestern con- as Tech Matadors will face a deter- conference). for next year may have some of would likely be played at UV An- ference football team in a decisive mined pack of New Mexico Lobos at University of Arizona vs. Elan Diego at San Diego. the nation's most colorful college geles or San Francisco during the manner. The first downs tell the Albuquerque day after tomorrow be- Arizona State and Arizona Teachers not scheduled this week. teams included before the curtain holidays. Reports have it that Tech.: story, Tech 22, Baylor 7, and the fore one of the largest Homecom- rings doom this year. The perfor- may play either of these teams this BY ROB TRACY mance of the Matadors has brought score was 14-2. Lefty Soles made Toreador Sports Editor ing crowds ever gathered at the year as a post-season classic. the that marker after receiving a New Mexico school. in requests Inc games from schools Tech Now that the Matadors have had in the middle west, southeast, and In the Border Conference. ehort pass from McElroy. Butts en- The Loboes, occupants of the cell- Aggie Students Impersonate Cleburne Club Is Organized has two games scheduled. Arizona tered the game to kick the extra a glorious holiday, they have set- the west coast. tled back down to business and are ar postIon In the Border Confer- Members Of Their Faculty Tuesday Eve; Officers Named Tech's first game next year may- university's Wildcats will battle Tech point. at Tuscanand New Mexico's Lobos figuring on finishing the season in ence, have pointed to the coming Members of the Aggle faculty Eleven students from Cleburne be played with either Arkansas, The safety for Baylor wax the re- Tech clash for the past two weeks . will tangle in Lubbock. These two. , fine style, nearly every man on the were Impersonated at the last meet- and Johnson county met and or- Texas university, or Rice Institute sult of a tumble by Yancy Price squad saw action last Friday af- Scouts for the Albuquerque team ing of the Aggle club. Virginia Wes- games are definite. • ganized the Cleburne club last Tues- at the Trl-State fair in Amarillo. back to pent behind his goal line. ternoon, and It must have been a have been in the stands during the ter directed the skits. Those tak- These three schools have asked for Louisiana Polytechnic, an unde- who was downed by ''Red" Clean and pleasure to have had a hand In last two games that the Matadors ing part were: Gerald Gordon. Dean day evening at 7 o'clock in room games and in all probability one of feated team last year, Is being cone , Jim Petty, Baylor guard and end admesistereng a drubbing to Bay- have played, and Cawthon expect A. H. Leidigh, Bill Gregory, Dr. J. 214 of the ad building. This is the them will go through. Other teams stelered as a contender. The Loll- . respectively. Late hi the fourth L. 7114.1eR -G.RRO to see his boys with a rejuvenated los. Coach Cawthon was more than O. Ellsworth, Jesse Young. W. L. first time that a club from this in the southwest that are now ask- isiana school set a scoring record, quarter, Tribble, Matador center, pleased with the brand of football Lobo outfit. The local gridmen have Stengel, Clayson Fuller, Dr. F. G. ing for dates on the Matador cal- last year and is Alma Mater of Red Lacy Turner has been promoted county has been organized in Tech. intercepted a pass and ran about 30 that the Matador eleven put out. been off their style for the but Harbaugh, Frank Roberts, K. M. endar are T. C. U. and Baylor. Bay- Cagle before he romped over the ., yards. Butts again entered the game to a first string berth as variety The officers are Noel Cason, pres- About the comment coming guard as a result of Ills fine Play week and unless they are whipped Renner, Joe Harter. C. E. Russell, lor university, In all probability will gridiron In the spangles of West and baited the extra point. into shape by Saturday, the outcome ident; Louis Zimmerman, vice- from the Baylor players atter In the line during the recent Bay- Walter Labs], Mart, Pederson, Frank meet the Matadors in Lubbock about Point. Texas Christian university , Shock Troop% Start of the battle may be a surprise. president; Fred Seely, secretary- the middle of the season. may schedule a game to be played the game. The Waco boys said lor game. This is Turner's second Hughes, G. G. Woodbury, 0. le treasurer; and Prank Neill. repor- Tech shock troops started the Plays Drilled Beene. Hershel Bell, Robert Hus- Kansas Asks Game here and the Matadors will meet that they could not have wished year. He has won one letter and ter. The aim of the club Is to create game and played on about even An extensive drill on lin, plays sey, R. C. Mowery, Elizabeth Mont- From the Rocky mountain con- Blounons university's Cowboys at to have played a cleaner game. will get two more. a feeling of fellowship among the terms with the Baylor regulars. At Their regard for the Tech team and pass defense has been the pro- fort, Juanita Poole. ference comes the report that Den- Abilene. gram for the last few days. It will Johnson county students in Lub- $1.25 the end of the first quarter, the was entirely favorable, and they Jesse Young. secretary, presided ver university, who at re esent Is Tech regulars entered the game. The be remembered that New Mexico In the absence of Harlan Howell. bock, and to build up a greater in- second only to Utah, has m , de ap- said that locals played football terest for Tech in their home towns. Thirty Girls Are Chosen For Bears had the ball on their own 10 as good 83 any club they have had one of the best passing combi- president; and Curtis Williams, plication for a game to be played In yard line and James punted 60 Playoff To nations that Tech met last year, and The club will hold a special meet- Denver. Kansas university In the Basketball Squads Tuesdov met this year. All of which goes vice-president. ing next Monday evening at 7 o'clock yards, the ball rolling over the Tech the Tech coaching staff Is guarding middle-west has also applied, and Teams for the basketball tourer to prove that the current stor- in room 220 of the ad building. All goal line. With the ball on their against them for Saturday's game. along with them comes a bid for a ment to be held at the end of te ies coming to us In the last few students from Johnson county are own 20 yard line, the Matadors Not being satisfied with the show- Rare Plants Are Displayed In game to be played in Columbia, term were selected at the gym The , weeks about Tech being rough Start Monday eligible and urged to attend, started a drive for a touchdown and dirty did not originate in ing of some of his first stringers, Minton By Biology Department Missouri against Frank Carideo's day afternoon. with Soles and McElroy running the Cawthon wielded the axe last Mon- Missouri Tigers. The Kansas game the ranks of the Baylor play- A number of rare plant. and ani- The squad, which is comp- ends and off tackles for long gains, day afternoon and gave demotions Presbyterians To Serve A will likely be played at Lawrence if thirty girls. will practice C113. Power to you Baylor, we Matador Hall Leads Field mal specimens have recently been and Moffett and Crites making to two of his ends and one guard . It should go through. have been divided during like you spirit. put on display by the biology de- Football-Turkey Day Banquet yardage through the line. Sollis DM you know that "Lefty" Sollis Now Four Teams Are To The shock troopers to fill these The San Antonio Junior Chamber mainder of this term. T made one run of 40 yards and on men's places were Martin, Luper. partment in the museum cue just A football-Thanksgiving banquet of Commerce has announced that has turned opera singer on in? Yea Meet For Championship north of the library door. Among will be served for all Tech students are playing two-court hi the next play. McElroy passed for three, "he has went and done it," and Turner. Tamer has shown a they are going to try to arrange a which Is a much faster gee - the score. Butts kicked the extra Elimination rare brand of football in the line In the plants are the night-blooming who are members of the Presby- game to be played there by A. and so to speak. The lefthander, who Cermet flower and the Swiss Edel- terian church next Tuesday night at the three-court. point. has been working up town In one of his last two performances. The M. and Tulane and if all plans fall, A new skating chairman, Vivi:, weiss. The Cereu blooms only one the church building . Bears Pass the local department stores, goes Intramural basketball goes into coaches are well-pleased with his they will endeavor to match Tech &easter, has been appointed to tat: Baylor opened up with a passing work. night In each year. The Alps moun- The Honorable George Dupree will with either Rice or some other about his tasks singing as loud that the last week of second round play he the main speaker of the evening . the place of Kay Baskin, who hs attack. Pearce to James, Petty, or Aces Out tains are the home of the Edelweiss. southwest team. There are about It has almost become a menace to with the final games scheduled for Leldigh will be toastmistress. been forced to resign due to cc: - Reeves and swept up the field but a The Matadors will be minus the A double pig, stuffed badger. bat, Man, 5,000 A. and M. Exes and 'gradu- the business. Maybe this crooning Friday night. Monday the single Other committees and their chair- fleeting classes. fumble stopped the drive and the sea ices of two backfield aces In and rhinoceros beetle are also In ates In the Memo dip and in all ball carrier Is contemplating enter- round robin play-off begins with men are the general arrangements Bears punted over the goal line. Adrian Clark, the quick kicking lit- the ease. A child of the earth, close- probability they may try to match mg the field of music and higher cul- winners of the four brackets vying ly related to an insect, can he found committee with Mary Lou Hopper Woodrow Little has been Crites made 31 yards through cen- tle quarterback and Gwynn Dowell. the Aggles with Cawthon's crew. n They ture after he gets finished here at for the championship, on the top shelf in the Jere cor- as its head and the program com- ing treatment at the Wee ter, placing the ball on Baylor's 48 the old institution. The Matador Hall cagers contin- The Border Conference rules makes Coast Games Likely hosp,tal for an ankle infectie yard line. McElroy passed to Price It so that these men besides others ner. mittee headed by Sue Delafosse. Pat Dr. Knapp said the other day ue to pace the field as they regis- The display was arranged oy Dr. Malse Is advertising manager and Oklahoma university and the Ok- tamed In a football game. for 20 yards. A few plays later, Mc- that the boys had put one over tered their filth successive victory who have not complied wi.h the one Elroy passed over the goal line and year residence rule can not take R. A. Studhalter and Prof. M. F Frank Sphuler is business manager. on him and he guessed that he last week by defeating the junior Landwer. James kicked out. The rest of the would do the thing up right, aggles, 52 to 7. After winning four part in the game at Albuquerque. half featured the Tech backs driv- so he just lit a Murad and de- straight games, the fish liberal arts The New Mexico fans have looked New Members Join Honorary ing through the line and passing clared a holiday. The Fish ale* lost to the pre-med quintet by de- forward to the Tech game since the Professor Mast Reads Paper F=3 Matadors gave Tom Churchill's Dramatic Frat On Tuesday I but falling to score. On an attempt- LINDSEY put over on the Sophs and beat fault. Army's basketeers chalked up Six new members were initiated ed end around play. Yancy Price them at a goodgood old fashioned their fourth straight win by trim- team a 32-7 drubbing here last sea- To Physics Club Tuesday Night last 20 yards. son. A large crowd of homecomers At the last meeting of the Physics Into the Tau Cast of Alpha Psi To o' war so brazenly ming the junior liberal arts, 24 to Omega national honorary dramatic Steeping a drive on their 1 yard clallenging them to the contest. 12. The sealer aggles also retained will be on hand to one the Nest Gam club, Tuesday, November 15, Pro- line, James kicked 50 yards to Mof- in conference race try to repeat fessor C. 8. Mast presented a paper fraternity, on Teursthay evening, Here's an Idea, why not make their perfect record by beating the November 3, Following the ceremony, Breadiray fett who made an 8 yard return. this an annual affair and estaii- junior engineers, 31-12, Y M. C. A. their winning ways. New Mexico has on "The Philosophical Developement been priming her big guns for the the initiates, active members, and 114.11t0B1111M McKeever passed to Hitchcock over of Modern Physics." According to llah it as a tradition to be car- lost to the junior agates 24 to 10. The alumni were served sandwiches and 111e 166 the goal line but it was incomplete. ried out from now on. The Tech shoe shop the won over the Past few days, and a victory over Ena Armstrong, reporter for the The half ended soon after. the locals would make their home club, the paper was of a technical coffee at the Hilton. Sopha are no bewildered that it junior liberal arts, 18 to 10. The new members are Charles Baylor Scores does not look like that they are Probable bracket winners that coming festivities complete. nature. The third quarter opened with In addition to the regular pro- Maedgen. Eulala Henderson, Alene m IGE going to come back at the first will clash for the championship Butts, Dowell, Clark, and Curfman gram. the Tesla cell was demons- Brown, Dorothy Rushing, Bob TIPPs, year class. next week are: Matador Hall, sen- and Ellis Mills. in the Tech backfield. The period The Centenary Gentlemen of ior males, fish liberal arta, and the trated. The Tula con Is One of the wee featured by James' long kick Shreveport have been so gentleman- army. Picadors To more spectacular demonstrations and a good passing attack by the ly in their football up to date. The of high frequency phenomena. Bears who pushed the shock troops The meeting started at 7 o'clock. small Louisiana school has bowled Band To Select A Sweetheart back to the goal line before the reg- over some of the strongest teams in Scrap Wayland Visitors were Invited to attend. Mare entered the game. Price went the Southwest including the strong For First Time; Names Picked back to klek, fumbled the ball, and Texas university Longhorns. Last For the floattime In the history Miss Ruth Pirtle Invited To wee tackled behind the line for a week end the Gent took L S. U. Mr of the band, the musicians are go- Fish Seek Fourth Straight safety by Clem and Petty. a cleaning and the Baton Rouge ing to select an official sweetheart. Represent State In Session With Richard Arlen & Zita Jot Sollis, Moffett, McElroy, Crites, Win; Tilt Is First Of Two team ranks high In the Southern Due to the fact that the various Miss Ruth Pirtle, head of the HE WANTED REVENGE and Price took turns carrying the conference. Rumors have it that social clubs have aided the band in Game Series; Will End The Tech speech department, has ac- ball but were unable to score. The Tech might play Centenary a Past many ways, the bandsmen voted cepted an invitation to represent Two men and a wife and a villainous hate inspiring horrible big Bear line tightened up and was season game, but so far no reliable not to select their sweetheart from Frosh Season Texas at the Rocky Mountain vengeance: . . Blood-thirsty monsters in deep eee able to hold when necessary. At one information has been gathered in any of the clubs. This will prevent Speech conference to be held at the Every second a new thrW! time, the Matadors passed over the reference to the holiday tilt. any tendency to slight any one club After resting last vrieek-end. University of Denver, January 14. goal line, the receiver stepping out "Donk" Durham, Captain of and the musicians hope that in do- Coach Del Morgan's freshmen foot- She will speak on the "Need for of bounds as he caught the ball. On the 1931.32 Matador teams was ing so, that they are doing the ballers trek to Plamview Friday for Corrective Speech Programs in SUNDAY AND MONDAY the second down, Pearce passed to back In town for the homecom- best thing possible. The sweetheart their clash with the Wayland col- Public Schools" before the general Petty but the ball was intercepted ing game last week and he may join any club after she has lege Jackrabbits. The tilt will be the session of the conference. WITH by Tribble, Matador center, who ran seemed mighty pleased with the been selected by the band, however. first of a two game series since the Miss Pirtle recently has been do- 30 yards for the final score. Butts new edition of Tech's football- Names of nominees have been Jackrabbits come here November 23 ing research work on the subject of The CULBERTSON kicked the extra point, making the ers. He believe.; that the pros- turned in to officials and the girl for a return game with the Pica- corrective speech In the school of Preview score 14-2, and the game ended pects for next year are even selected will be chosen from among dors. Texas , and Colorado. KOBRIDGE shortly after. more bright than they were this this group according to officials of The freshmen have hopes of an- Saturday Nite, 11:30 Lineups: Baylor—Petty, left end; time last year. Crites and Mof- the organization. nexing their fourth straight victory Card Table Weatherby, left tackle; Norton, left fett will be sorely missed, but by defeating Wayland, a junior col- guard; Edwards, center; Clem, right this years crop of freshmen Frances Laverne Brown was a lege eleven. Early In the season the Cover guard; Clark, right tackle; James, should help solve the problem. patient In the Lubbock sanitarium Plainview team Met to the Amarillo right end; Price, quarterback Reeves Tech has excellent chances to this week to receive treatment fur junior college Badgers by a 21 to 0 NEW, SMART AND and Parks, halfback; and Hall, full- schedule some of the best com- sinus trouble. score, while the Pleaders nosed out back. Tech—Martin, left end; Young HELPFUL petition In the country, and the the Badgers, 'l to 6, here on October ,„-os left tackle; Turner, left guard; An- student body, after Oils year's 29. T lass! Learning contrace thony, center; Priddy, right guard; His success he Pointed out, was The two games with Wayland will A bridge is really simple! Mowing, should certainly fall largely due to the players having a McWilllams, right tackle; Teal, in line with the idea. conclude the season and a five game (--"t Juan play a few times on a right end; Clark, quarterback, Mc- certain bond of brotherhood among schedule for the Tech frosh. Calbercson -Kobridge Card MA Last week Pete Cawthoo met with Keever and Dowell, halfbacks; and themselves, but that social clubs the Inter-Club council and said a Table Cover, arranged by Ely Curfman, fullback. and football did not mix In har- few words in regard to his football Flowers for all occasions— Culbertson himself. It makes : Officials, Lineups mony with the program that he was Corrective Class In Physical BROTHERS players becoming members of the available for each player the Officials: Holton (Notre Dame) striving to carry out. Pete's right, Education Is Being Featured bidding information essential various metal clubs on the campus. In order to have a winning foot- referee; May (Centenary) umpire; One of the features of the phyal- Corsages Om in playing the surccisful"ap- Sears (Kentucky) headlinesman. ball combination he has to keep cal educational department is the proacb-forcing" system. Ii's Penalties: Baylor, 35; Tech, 60. Sub- Crites for Curfman, Soles for Mc- perfect harmony among his players. corrective class held for those who %i' 3 attractively designed, firs any stitutions: Baylor: Kroney for Keever, McKeever for Butts, Butts Fraternities caused a shakeup In are physically unable to partake in Specialty Price, Pearce for Parks, Wells for for Sollis, Price for Martin, Hitch- the athletic department at Texas the regular gym courses. Students table—and makes a splendid Hall, Schneider for Clem. Ewing, cock for Teel. Ayers for 'Timer, about five or six years ago, but It who are members of a class but who pre:, A scandalous record of Clem for Schneider. Weathers for Greer for Priddy, Baker for Mc- was kept under cover. We don't have some minor defect are allow- Weatherby, Hall for Parks, Price for Williams, Owens for Young, Har- want anything to happen to us like ed to attend the corrective class. The On Wong pupae . . S .50 low Marx at college... Hilton Hotel Kroney, Wheatherby for Weathers. As for Ayers. Martin for Hitch- that so lets try to keep doom any instructors believe that this is one Phone 221 On w.tsAable Duna Feb 1.50 or life among love- Kroney for Pearce. Tech: Tribble cock, Loper for Martin. Butts for adversities that would come from of the biggest assets of the depart- for Anthony. Moffett for Clark, McElroy, Cannon for Butts, this source. ment. The New International thirsty co-edsl Laws . . a college preay who Of Contract keeps co-ede after school, Bridge . a thieving dog-catcher who carries his own lame- 50c . . . a bootlegging Iceman who sens a kick hi every cake. Culbertson's Own . . . a football stewdent who "DON'T" Summary comforts college widows. A scandalous record of low $1.00 Marx at college . . or We GO TO among love 'hlrety co-eds! Culbertson's Contract Bridge for Auction Players MARTIN DRUG $1.00 Gibson Playing Cards Unless you want to be with the crowd, where sandwiches and drinks are made 50c to $2.50 Set right—where you are always welcome. Tallies—Score Sheets David S. Martin Texas Tech College :KING IoNs Ralph Penney, Charley Smith, Ned Bradley, Tracy Watson _ Bookstore -

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11111111111111 lllll IIII511111111111111 llllllll -- .2&eireeeieeeigeellilealeRIAMILSIEWIMP-eM3 Horticulture Department Is K.4 Three Democratic Presidents Since Civil War Phi Si To Make Recipient Of Various Fruits 11 Personals The horticulture department has received a shipment of various cit- rus fruits for use in systematic 71 1111111;91111 llllllllllll 11111111/1Milii Ii Tech Blankets pomology. Included in the shipment Charles Houston, who received his are tangerines, tangelos, oranges, M. S. I rom Tech at the end of the grape fruit, lemons, and kumquats. Textile Fraternity Honors Old summer session, is now assistant in Other shipments received by the Members With Banquet; Will the department of physics. same department include ten var- Werve And Sell Blankets To ieties of apples which will be used albs Beulah Beth Terry visited in indentification work. Aid Delegates her parents In Artesia, N. M. last week. Physical Ed Extension Class Members of the Phi Psi fraternity Organized For Local Teachers honored three of their alumni. with Miss Martha Kate Mahaffey spent a banquet at the Hilton hotel Fri- Armistice Day in Hillsboro. Physical Education 233, "Elemen- day evening. November 11. Special tary Methods of Physical Educa- entertainment was provided by Mike Misses Tylene Walker and Lois tion", met Tuesday night In the jun- Hollander, pianist and singer. ior high school, with Miss Johnnye Houston visited in Levelland lest Guests of honor were: Charley Gilkerson, instructor. This is a nese Wooldridge, Cary Locke, and Jack week. extension course for the local city Maddox. The hosts were: Basil HUI, teachers, from the first to the Lloyd Reeves, Ford Benham, John Mrs. L. J. Halbert of Plainview eighth grades. Wulfman, J. C. Ewing. Don Mad- visited Has Eleanor Halbert Sun- dox, M. E. Heard. and C. D. Brans-ie. day. SORGHUM GROWERS MEET Sophomore and junior T. E. students were guests. Miss Evelyn Price of Waco at- Growers of pure sorghum cane Plans are being made to weave tended the Tech homecoming and held a meeting in the agriculture Tech blankets. They will be placed visited Misses Dorothy Dobbins and budding last Monday. The probable on sale and funds derived will be Lila Hellen. demand and carry over of seed was used in sending representatives to discussed. the Phi Psi national convention. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sloan of Further announcements will be Crowell visited Miss Evelyn Sloan FORGIVING HUBBY FRESHMEN: made, relative to this project. last week. VANCOUVER, B. C.—Pete Mon- ENGINEERS MEET Miss Sue Moore spent Armistice zo is a husband who believes In the The engineering society met Mon- day with her parents in Hale Cen- old adage, "Forgive and Forget." He Throw Your "Fish" Caps Away day at 7 o'clock in the engineering ter. recently had his wife arrested for Grover Cleveland Franklin D. Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson auditorium. Doctor Bradford Knapp carrying a revolver. She was ar- (If You Dare) The other two were Grover talked on the growth of the field Misses Josephine Elliott and raigned in court. and it was decided Franklin D. Roosevelt will be the third Democratic president since the Civil war. to suspend her sentence if someone Cleveland, of New Yorke and Woodrow Wilson, of New Jersey. Roosevelt is the first Democratic president I of engineering and pointed out op- Gladys Davenport spent Sunday in portunities the engineering student Hale Center. would go a bond of $500. No one We don't know about it—but if you Freshmen to win a majority of the total vote of the nation since Franklin Pierce, in 1852—exactly 80 years ago. Sam- could be found until Pete was told. uel Tilden received an absolute majority (51 per cent) of the Popular vote in 1876. but lost the presidency has at the present time. COULD wear one of these smart new Varsity- Dr. Allan L. Carter. head of the "Sure," he said, "I'll go the bond." town felt hats it sure would help—how about to Rutherford B. Hayes as a result of an adverse decision of the electoral commission, Democrats still Now everything's lovely. assert Tilden was deprived of his victory, Mies Naomi Lee spent last week- English department, lectures on ten it?—They come in pretty grey, tan and brown end In Amarillo. grade novels each Thursday after- FIRST IN 'WEST" colorings and in shapes that young men like— Dingus, and Miss Mabel Erwin al- noon to the "As You Like It" club mond Barton, Whacker Barton, in Plainview. The first vessel ever built on light in weight—decidedly smart in appear- ternated in presiding at the tea the waters of the west was the table. George Cowan, Harold Welch, Billy ance. Anyway you upper class men can have Murray, John Rankin, Fred Seely. Mamie Sue Flache, a graduate of brig Dean, She was launched at Music was furnished throughout them without a struggle. The price will suit Ellis Foreman, Clayton Reed, How- the home economics school, and Dr. the present site of Allegheny City, SOCIETY NEWS the evening by Misses Elnorna Leslie near Pittsburgh, in 1806, too—they are only— ard Reed, Dr. 0. J. Howard, Brooks R. B. Parish of Brownfield were and Florence Anderson, and Elite- Penney. Seth Cox, and J. W. Tim- married in Brownfield November 6. Las Chaparritas Entertain Burman C ksele Bell Taylor, bel Tilory. mons. They will make their home there. perintendent of nurses at the West Frances MrKo , Sallye Bean, James G. Allen. and K. L. Knick- Texas hospital, lectured to the wo- With Series Of Affairs Evelyn Stewart, Kathleen Con- erbocker, club sponsors, were also Wylie Hudson, engineer freshman, men's orientation classes of the col- rad, Eileen Graves, Lois Morrison, Silver Key Club Honors Bringing to a close, a week-end Visiting Members present. was treated for a throat infection lege November 15 and 16. $5.00 of homecoming festivities, members. Ruth Pirtle, Mrs. Edward Black- at the Lubbock sanitarium this week. former members, and special guests well, Messrs. and Mesdames Homer Immediately after the Tech-Bay- John Herring, engineering stu- of Las Chaparritas club, attended Maxey, Doyle Jordan. and Messrs. lor football game, a pioneer sup- 3uffet Supper Is Served George Zarafonetis, liberal arts dent from Natalia, was dismissed an overnight party Saturday as Mark Halsey, Jesse Holmes, Ward per was served to alumni and ac- To Centaur Alumni junior, of Hillsboro, received treat- from the West Texas hospital No- guests of Miss Ruth Hutchinson, Garrison, Jerry Dean, Jack McDuff, tive members of the Silver Key A buffet supper was served to ment at the Lubbock sanitarium vember 14. 1519 Broadway. Other events in- Jesse Young, Elmer Herber, John club in their club house, 2421 Broad- visiting and active members of the this week. 19.*AL-Uflitsecr. Gray. Austin Davis, T C. Austin, cluded an Armistice breakfast serv- way Friday evening. Centaur club Friday evening in their Elizabeth Tolk, graduate, is teach- ed at the Hotel Lubbock Friday James Austin, and P. J. Minter. Alumni in attendance were Mose club house, 2406 Broadway. Alma Moore, liberal arts student ing in the Amarillo public school eieleteetekeYelit a ASYSTeMPS/i1lbklifibltridtfinlirillt7sNIBtleMS017411411 • Morning. Clark, Julius Bergfeld, Ben Geer, Alumni members attending were of Shallowater, was dismissed from system. Escorts joined those attending Club Colors Are Used Pierce McGee, Bill Evans, Thomas Bill Collins, Trent Campbell, Adol- the West Texas hospital November the breakfast for two hours of Hickey, Bill Fry, Jimmie Atchinson, phus Smith. Gordon Dickinson, 15. Rose Marie Turner was in the dancing. At DFD Breakfast Merrill Craver, C. J. Rollo, Frank Tom V. Watson, Bill Sewell, and West Texas hospital this week for Whitley, Huff Marry In Wright and Robert Huff. James Harley Dallas. R. Gemmel, Tech student. Is medical treatment. Out-of-town guests who were Club colors of maize and blue J. were used in the decoration motif Active club members present were Active club members are Jack in the West Texas hospital. suffer- former members, attending were Milo Felerabend, Clarence Spacek, Mickle, James Henley, Rob O'Hair, Melba Watson received treatment Misses Pauline Warren. Dalhart; when D. F. D. club members en- ing from a severe case of bronchitis. Clovis; Both Tech Exes Fenton Harding, Ned Bradley, Al- Lonnie Langston, T. Q. Scott, Tom for sinus trouble at the Lubbock Camille Stobaugh, Coleman; Ger- tertalned with an 8:30 o'clock break- ir ic fast Friday morning at their club fred Jenson, Robert Tracy, Van Hutchinson, Jack Beyhan, Dick Car- Mrs. E. E. Rush, Tech student, is sanitarium this week. trude Standefer, Matador; Mary Earl Sams, Marlin Humphries, Jesse ter, Claude Goldsmith, Calvin flute- a patient in the West Texas hos- Follow r. an announcement break- Lois Camel, who teaches in Loving- house. 2313 13th street. fast yesterday morning here. Miss The meal was served by the house and Carl Rogers. Felix Ballinger, wood. Hugh Hunter, Charles Maed- pital. Jimmy Stone, M. P. Vannoy, and ton. N. M.; and Virginia Munay, Kenneth Rollo, "Jelly" Drown. Eu- gen, E. G. Pharr, Joe Taylor, Bates Noble James are being given treat- Johnnie Jo Whitley and Robert J. who teaches in Lorenzo. mother. Mrs. G. W. Tate. (Red) Huff went to Clovis, N. M., to Those attending were Misses gene Edwards, Woodrow Holt, Ray- Thornton, and John Louis Cook. Mrs. Ruby Gilbert, R. N. and su- ment at the Lubbock sanitarium. be married by the Rev. Howard Special guests were Misses Mary Louise Wardlaw, Allen Carey, Rogers of Clovis First Christian Dyer, Eleanor Halbert. Thelma Frances Marcia. Betty Ross, Louise church in his home. Reed, Kate Mahaffey, Marjorie St. Sneed, Elizabeth Bickley, Lorena John, Mary Geniece Hardberger, •leeeteeeetes eteitiePeeire' tee,: Mrs. Charles Taylor of Chicago, Carter, Martha Alice Penney, Vir- Pauline Yeager. Mel Murray. June ginia eirnmone. Annah Jo Pendleton, wasEft recenele Mesa Lawrence, Jean Daly, Lena Grace hloedell Whitley. was hostess at Mrs. R. J. Keller and Mrs. C. C. Sanderson, Margaret Rose Adams, Mansell. ee ee breakfast. which was served at Sally Russell. Linda Caldwell, Helen . o'clock at the Hilton hotel. Barstow. Ann Dohoney, and Eu- . r eenty-two guest., including mem- genia Smith. Sans Souci Entertains :tee of Sans Soled club. were in ittendance. Announcements were Members of the dub attending With Formal Dance en the breakfast plate favors. were Misses Jean Shelley Jennings, Fall flowers were used in the dec- Mrs. Taylor and Miss Wanda Ruth Hutchinson. Sue Barton, Har- oration motif Saturday when Sans Peltier accompanied the pair to riette Roach, Glyds Grimsley, Polly Souci club entertained with a formal Barrow, Voncile Gilkerson, Cecile dance at the Lubbock Country club. Home, Frances Ford. Gail Quinlan, Ned Bradley's Varsity P.ythm Kings Go To San Antonio Ruth Rutledge, Ann Caldwell, Sarah Mr. Huff and his bride expect furnished the music. Lou Stephens, Geraldine Durham, Sweet) guests attending were: ti return to Lubbock for a few Mary Earle Lofland, Sue Michie, eiyst before going to San Antonio Misses Elizabeth Beyhan, Lena Zella Riegel, Syiva Wilson, and Grace Sanderson, Eleanor Halbert, Hare they wit reside. Several Maxine Clark. , e riles are being planned to corn- Thelma Reed, Helen Barstow. June Escorts were Milo Feleraband, Lawrence, Polly Schultz, Eugenia Ilment them. ROBERT J. HUFF Wilson Holden. Robert Walker, Miss Whitley. daughter of Mr. Smith, Audrey Farris, Ruth Herd, Jimmy Lauderdale, Ford Benham, Ann Dohoney, Lois Watson, Mary ied Mrs. D. D. Whitley, is a junior Billy Bush, Tom Hutchinson, Don - intent at Texas Technological Geneice Hardberger, Catherine Maddox, Calvin FlazIewood. Bill Mitchell of Crosbyton, Nancy Ruth >liege and was one of the beau- Caldwell, Jack Flowers, Ches. Day, Leaverton, Christine Bundy, Eve- me chosen for the college annual, George Langford, Raymond Pfluger, La Ventana, last year. She is a lyn Smith, Lois pats, Eloise Nel- of Eden, Worth Garnet, Trent Camp- son of Silverton. Marlyn Miller, it:amber of Sans Saud club. bell. Basil Hill, Sim O'Neal, Bates Mr. Huff. son of Mr. and Mrs. Chevllle Whithill, of Wichita Falls. Thornton, Wayne Greer, Clayton Club members in attendance were 0. Huff of San .intents, was a Reed. John Wulfman. Frank Mad- edent in architectural engineer- Misses Melba Watson, Mary Leo dox, Frank Kelley, Fred Flinger, Bardwell, Wanda Butler, John Anna ng at Tech for four years and was Aubrey Edwards, Oscar Staten, fetor of La Ventana last year. Boyd. Ann Lou Bennett, Dorothy Morris Burchfield, Ray Moore, Drew Dobbns, Roberta Myrick, Frances Dixon, Donovan Stafford. Kenneth Snyder, D'Aun Hunter. Rosemary I1EE Members Attending Rollo, Tracy Watson, Jesse Rogers, Leaverton, Coleta Baker. Johnnie Billy Lane, W. A. Stevens, and J. Jo Whitley, Julia Davis, Effie Smith, Convention Give Program W. Timmons. Mary Wllbanks, Catherine Jameson, Members of the A. I. E. E. who Dorothy Rushing, and Virginia , tended the district convention in Brunch And Dance Are Bacon. "lorman, Oklahoma, gave a program Escorts were Kenneth Bennett, the meeting held last Tuesday Given By KoShari Marlin slumphries, Homer Hail, gilt. Walter Cox gave a discussion Ko Shari club members enter- Sam Spacek, Bates Thornton, Wood- the Hughey Memorial Generat- tained guests with a brunch served row Holt, Kenneth Rollo, Jelly THE SEA WOLF ig Station of Oklahoma City. giving at the Hilton hotel Friday morning Brown, Bill Jones, Marvin Burch- "Nature in the Raw"— as par. s general description and techni- JOHNNIE JO WHITLEY and an informal dance given in the field, Ford Benham, Drew Dickson, crayed by the noted alittes. Other delegates gave their home of Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Holden. Roy Pryor, Truman Webb, Gordon artist, N. C xperiences on the trip. Sock And Buskin New Members 3109 20th street Saturday night. Burton, Ralph Penney, Charles Wyeth... inspired by the infamous A large attendance of freshmen, Give Program Last Tuesday The football motif was earned out Maedgen, Claude Thompson, Bill Captain Kielises fierce melt on the rmhomores, Juniors, and seniors at- in appointments at the breakfast Collins, Milo Felerabend, Rhoe gold-laden Spanish galleons Plano solos, vocal numbers, read- end. Junior membership wes dis- and chrysanthemums were plate Harris, Van Earl Sams, John Ran- (1696), which made him the t uased and passed, making it pos- ings, and acrobatic stunts were the favors. kin, Roger Knapp, Basil Hill, Bar- :&14r/ip scourge of theSpanish Main. ible for freshmen to take part in features in a program given by the Special guests attending the ry Duff, Leslie Meidon. Raymond he local A. I. E. E. without belong- new members of the Sock and Bus- "brunch" were Misses Charlotte Marshall. Bob Crawford, Jimmy "Nature in the Raw is Seldom ng to the national association. kin club at the regular meeting Lindsey, Beth Gorham, Betsy Means, Wilson, Robert Huff, Oscar Slaton. Mild"— and raw tobaccos hate Thsee emaciate members will at- held last Tuesday evening at 7 Virginia Brown, Ernestine Hend- "Red" Brooks, Calvin Hazlewood, no place in cigarettes. -nd the regular meetings held the o'clock In room 202 of the ad build- ricks, Rouble Triplett, Helen Kin. Harold Michael. Tom V. Watson, irst Tuesday of the month. ing. low, Margaret Rose Adams, Bobbie and Fred Grimes. Those appearing on the program Lee Crawford. Eloise Cooper, Mar- Other guests were Miss Annah Jo were: Ione Dodson. Kathleen Hole jorie St. John, Elizabeth Adams Pendleton. Miss Mayme Twyford, Aggies Take Home Ec Club gate. Claude Goldsmith, Charlotte and Mary Hendricks of Waco. Mr. and Mrs. R. .1. Keller, Lonnie On Hayride Last Saturday Lindsey, Ernestine Hendrick, Gwen- Club members attending both af- Langston, and H. R. Nisaley. The Aggie club entertained the dolyn Thompson, Freddis Adkins, fairs were Misses Lorene Childers, tome Economies club with an apron John Gray, Ann Dunman, and Pay- Aleen Brown. Elizabeth Dryden, ton Price. Las Leales Honor Five No raw tobaccos in Luckies . rid-overall hayride fait Saturday Kathryn Walker, Avaeselle Boyd. Final plans were made for the 7:30 o'clock. Later a party Was Mary 'Frances Seater, Ruth Mildred (limbers At Reception weieee -swat veer, will be held No- t cid in the aggle pavilion. which Rylander, Kathleen Jennings, and Las Leales club entertained with vember 29, In Shannon oerk. Mem- the sponsors, Mrs. W. C. Holden, %vss decorated with autumn leaves bers of the club will meet at the ad an annual fall reception last Sat- —that's why they're so and Miss Dorothy Rylander, urday evening in the home of Mr. mild aid shocks of corn. building at 6:15 oeloce. Harlan Howell, president of the Escorts at the dance were Jewell and Mrs. Charles E. Maedgen, 1811 aggle organization, gave a welcome Darr, Harvey Jackson, Austin Davis, Broadway honoring five members of eddreas to the guests which was Robert Drake, Raymond John- Earl Penney, Aud Darr, Wilburn the organization. Guests called be- E buy the finest, the aging and mellowing, are Hudson, Parker Taulman, Tracy tween 7.30 and 9 o'clock. animered by Ruth Carter. Curtis son Talk At ASME Meeting Watson, Kean.:'.:, Stacy, Bohn A. W President and Mrs. Bradford Williams was master of ceremonies The A. S. M, E. met Tuesday night Locke. Robert 'Tracy, Fred Fairly, very finest tobaccos then given the benefit of of 'the program that followed. Knapp stood in the receiving line at 7 o'clock in the engineering aud- Talbot Ledbetter. Mose Clark, L. S. with la, sonars, club sponsors, Refreshments were served to about itorium at which lime Robert Drake Taylor, Tony UllrIck, and Oriels in all the world—but that that Lucky Strike purify- 'leo hundred people, including the and club officers. besets were met gave a talk on the Hoover Dam Fortess. at the door by Miss Ruth Thorne- 'acuity of both schools represented. and Raymond Johnson explained does not explain why folks ing process, described by l'he following were committee rotating boilers. son. president. ehairmant Bill Stubbs, program; Las Vivarachas Club Has The honorees were Misses Louise Representatives of the A. I. E. E. Lawson, Mary Leidigh, Eunice Cone, the words—" It's toasted". 1111 Gregory, transportation; Ben were present and at the close of the Coffee After Game everywhere regard Lucky meeting plans were Margaret Green, and Lucile Mc- ienlen.s. refreshments; Herbert made for a A coffee was served to Las Wea- Crumrnen. Others In the receiving That's why folks in every ',Avis, decorations. smoker to be held alter Th r:id- Strike as the mildest ciga- giving jointly with the Leo eme-n- az club members and special line were Miss Lizzie Belle Clem- tions. guests Friday afternoon after the ents, Mias Geraldine Clewell, Dean city, town and hamlet say 9yster Sapper Is Successful Tech-Beeler football game its the James el. Gordon, Mr. Mary W. rette. The fact is, we never 535 For Loan Fund CIVICS TO MEET home of Mice Emily Davis, 1720 Doak. and Miss Margaret Weeks. that Luckies are such mild Azad Makes Main slrc t. Active members and alumni as- overlook the truth that According to Ruth Carter, prate- The Texas Tech Civil, will meet Miss Davie's mother. Mr, A. B. sisted m the house party. They were cigarettes. cnt of the Home Economics club, next Tuesday at 7 o'clock is room Deg is, poured coffee. The Armistice Misses Lilah Gaye Rodgers, Chris- "Nature in the Raw is he oyster supper given by the club 100 of the engineering bedtime motet was ,Sed in the aPp -01111:. - tova Sawyer, Neva Ikea, Maetta ,st Thursday night was a big sue- Travis Parker, president. has an- Illellt, Mounts. of Hale Center, Ens Arm- , ass. "It was such a success that we nounced that a tents Jive p mem in Theo , in a Pond, nee were Misses otrong, Orme McClellan of Spear- Seldom Mild"—so these has been arranged and that all "It's toasted" ould not take care of all the Cln:onoJt i rid: oe, f n chel Camp- man. Evelyn Baker. Mary Jo Cagle, siesta." said Miss Carter. Approx- members ere urged I.o be proJent. bell. Marjorie Si. JOU, Autrey Pearl Harrison. Nina Gordon of Al- fine tobaccos, after proper That package of mild Luckies tnately $35 was taken in. This Mo rod re , Roo, Ade bite". Anna Jo DeWold, and Mrs. eeney wig be used In the home Miss Betty Ross visited her c- 1,1 , /1 E. Ruth hraciy. Sue Wilbur Pearson. Mesdames Paul W. -enemies loan fund. mateate in Plainview Armistax. DeLaioeee, Helen Barstow, Ruth Horn, James M. Gordon, William