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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Special Collections at Knowledge Box. It has been accepted for inclusion in Colonnade by an authorized administrator of Knowledge Box. THESE PEOPLE Ml/ILMUBI olonnad e NEWS Vol XIII Z122 Georgia State College'lor Women, Milledgeville, Ga.> Saturday, April 22,- 1939 Number 24 "Gosh, I think they're a wond- .terflul (institution, including one, especially." Ruth Van Cise laugh- ed and said, "Why ask me what I think of men? I never have MUSIC FESTIVAL MEETS HERE had any experi- ence. Anyway," State Highschool Students she added, "they Local Chapter Aeolian Choir do add to the spice of life. Pi Gamma Mu Is Entertained Vie Here for Music Prizes Everything The Georgia School Music Fes-. seems right dull tival, sponsored by the Georgia unless you've Meets Monday By Gala Party got a male in- Music-Education Association, will TheGeorgia Chapter of Pi Gam- To end the major part of its terest some- meet at the Georgia State College., ma Mu will hold its annual ses- Iseasoii's 'activities, the Aeolian where." And Ruth Van Cise ; sion and banquet, Monday, April Glee Club, under the direction of for Women on April 28-29 in then Ruth coyly showed us a lovely 24,1939, at 7:30 P. M. in the Rotary Miss Carstens, had a party last their third annual convention. fraternity pin that toade the poor Club room of the G. S. C. Cafe- Saturday night, April 15, held in interviewer gasp with envyj, There are'34 events in which all teria. the Physical Education Building Edwina Cox thought .a min- Tickets to the Annual Banquet from eight o'clock until ten-thirty. schools may take part. ute and said, "Do you mean just may be secured at 60 cents each The program committee of Mil- These consist of mixed choruses, from Miss Mary Burns, Chairman plain good and dred Trussell, Irene Durham, glee clubs, bands, orchestras, etc. bad luck?," of the Invitation Committee, at Mamie Carolyn Mandeville, Kitty Upon being an- her office in Parks Hall, Iloyd, and qdj-chairmans Qarol Judges for this year are Merrill swered in the Dr. Goodrich C. White, Vice- Pryor and Louella Meaders, plan- C. McEwin, Bowliag Green Umi-. affirmative, she President of Emory University and ned an evening of game contests, versity, Ohio, vocal judge* Louis replied, " "Well Dean of the _raduate School. dancing, and proms. Prizes were Pete, Ashland, Ohio, instrumental yes, I guess I do Dean of the Graduate School, will given to the winners of thf games. believe in it. speak to the group. The subject The refreshments..committee was judge; Mark Hoffmann, Greens- Now for in- •of his address will be Social made up of chairman Anne Tan- boro, N. C, piano judge. Associate stance if I won Science and the Road to Utopia. ner, Hazel McLeod and Virginia judges will be Ann Carstens and the jackpot at Those who are to be received into Ryals. The building was beauti- Charles Meek, both of the GSCW the show and the membership of the Georgia Winning the 25 yard dash in fully decorated by co-chairmen music faculty. Edwina Cox wasn't there to Beta chapter of the Pi Gamma Elizabeth Upshaw and Elizabeth the record time of 13.5 sec- collect—that would be the toughest Mu, are Miss Margaret Meaders Whiddon, Ann Gwynn, Mary onds, Eleanor Peebles swam Members of the convention will luck I could have. I don't know that Executive Secretary of the Alum- Bridges, Mary Scott, Hortense Mc- to victors) in the intramural be housed here in Milledgeville ' there really is such a thing as Lady nae of G. S. C. W.. Miss Cynthia Donald, and Catherine Hatcher. tank meet here last week. for the night. Girls' will be lodged Luck but sometimes I firmly be- (Continued on Back Page) (Continued on back page) STORY ON PAG|E . THREE lieve she has helped me." in the GSCW dormitories and ac- Even though we caught Char- commodations will be found for lotte Edwards as the boys in GMC, hotels and private she was dash- homes. * ing into chapel, Dramatic Club to Present she stopped to On Friday night GSCW will say that she provide entertainment in the gym- likes all kinds Courtroom Drama Next Week nasium for all students staying over of picture shows night at the college. except murder The Jester dramatic club will present a novel form of en- mysteries. " I tertainment at the Baldwin county courthouse on April 26 and The following schools will take guess I've been 27. The production, "Night of January 16" is a puzzle with two part in the festival: Decatur Boys' in school here Style Display possible solutions. High, Toccoa, Cordele, Tech High,' too long to care Albany, Commercial High-Atlant,a,/. what is show- Edwards The story consists of the trial of Karen Andre, lovely young Presented by ing—just so it's picture show secretary, accused of the murder Griffin, • Decatur .Girls' High,- I'll like it. I like to„ cry at shows tof her employer, Bjom Faulkner. the male, roles. Colonel Joseph Thomson, Cedartown, Murphy Jenkins will serve as judge of Freshman Club too. Then you feel like it has been Testimony; is given by an assort- Junior High-Atlanta, Statesboro, ment of witnesses ranging in sta- the session of.the Supreme Court. worth something." At that mom- The Freshman Division of the Girls' High-Atlanta, E. Rivers \ ent Charlotte realized why she tion from a respectable millionaire Hilda Fortson, past president of Home Economics Club presented E)temen|tary-Atlanta. Gainesville, was being asked that question and to a gangster and from the be- the Jesters, will play the lead, a spring style show last Tuesday so, with a look of reproach at the reaved ' widow to a night-club Karen Andre. Her attorney'! is night in Russell auditorium. Lavonia, Baldwin, Forsythe, Vi- Leila Griffith. mean old interviewer she tiptoed hostess. dalia, )Tb,omaston, Thomas v i l i e , - Grace Clark is The influence of former periods on in chapel; Washington, Stillson, Miller High-; As the audience enters it will cast as the Dis- of history in fashion were por- Macon, Moultrie, Hoke Smith-At- be allowed -to register individual- trict Attorney. trayed in the models. The trend toward the bright gypsy colors was lanta, North Fulton-Atlanta, Druid Grace Brown Is ly. At the beginning of the trial W. C. Capel displayed in the full-skirted af- Hills, Toccoa Falls, Lanier High- twelve names will be drawn from Elected President will play the ternoon and evening dresses. Macon, Americus, Sylvania, the registration and these twelve role of Karen's Plains, Millen, Rogers Pope School... Of Math Club persons will serve as the jury. They Spain, Holland, China and Rus- gangster lover, Macon, Rentz, Royston, Boys' High. At the Math Club meeting, new will be asked to take seats in sia were all shown to have influ- Atlanta, Joe Brown High-Atlanta, Officers were elected!. Grace the jury box and cautioned to lis- LaTry Regan. ence in the new spring styles. The Jonesboro, Trion, Cuthbert, Baia- Brown was elected president; ten closely to the testimony. It Mac Swearin- lines of the gay nineties' era were bjrid4|e, Savannah, LaGrange, Louise Clark will serve as vice- will be their verdict which de- iJJh emphasized by several smart new gen is cast as iCrawforctville, Eastonqllee, Ho- president; Catherine Greene was cides whether the defendant will suits. Hilda Forteon thte millionaire gansville, Blue Ridge, Villa Rica, elected secretary and Callie Bell be released or put to death for her "Little girl" and "old-fashioned" banker',''John Graham Whitfield. Dublin, Lyons, Cartcrsville, War- Webb will act as treasurer, crime. styles were modelled in becom- The plajl is under the direction l-ento^, Fairburn, Graymonf, Anna La Boon, retiring presi- ing evening frocks. Campus fads, Besides the Jesters playing the of Miss Edna West, head of the Chamblee, Tucker, and College-, dent presided. Plans were discuss- such as wooden shoes, scribble- ed for the annual Spring quarter feminine characters in the drama, college dramatic department. boro. 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\ tftie Cblonnade, April 22, 1939 Page 2 .'age 3 The Colonnade, April 22, 1939. Plea for Better Sidewalks Quotable Quotes Why Abuse The Nickelodeons? • •. •) . , ' • In view of the recent casualty, in which \ - Seein' the "Date discussions after an evening ..away We don't understand why there are still Alumnae Cornet Seniors Swamp Sophomores, one of the students was badly hurt, the question from the study desk began to take up'too much df providing sidewalks for Beeson and the back girls on the campus who think they can get COLLEGE LIFE IN THE GAY account" of the superior advant- time for industrious Radcliffe College women, something for nothing. We refer to the constant age of the Normal and Industrial Cinemas carnpus again comes in the limelight. Earlier NINETIES V Sink Juniors in lank Meet so they've come up with a new-fangled time- misuse of the Nickelodeons. The instruments as compared with other schools Dread heritage of the Franken- Siri. the year, we campaigned for sidewalks and Led by Eleanor Peebles, the the 10 man relay team which took saving system that deserves a place in the book were put in the Rec. Halls for the pleasure and "On the morning of the 16th ult. which she had attended. "Look steins, a man-made monster of in- sas a pacifier we were given planks, loosely of famous inventions. senior class swimming team emerg- top honors in that event., 1 use of the girls and it was generally understood (December, 1891), I left Gaines- out, young men," warned the wife human temperament and propor- joined together. Undoubtedly these improvised ed victorious in the first intramu- The jform dempnstratiion was This new date, reporting system was devis- that when • enough nickles were collected to ville via Social Circle, and reach- of Senator Julian, "you have tion returns to cut another bloody sidewalks would serve their purpose with little ral tank meet of the season. The won by the senior swimmers who ed, the'girls say,-' because they 'simply must ' pay for them, they would be run free. Putting ed Milledgeville at four in the dangerous rivals here in book- swathe across the screen in "Son damage other than turned ankles were it not contests which were arranged by also won the medley relay and report the salient features of dates if they ex- slugs in the machines won't pay for them. For afternoon . . .Next morning at ten keeping, stenography, etc." of Frankenstein", at the local sfor the rain. .When wet, these planks are danger- Jane McConnell, swimming man- team stunt, and a second place in pect to share the big moments with th.eir dor- o'clock, the hour appointed by our theatre on Monday and Tuesday. ous. Not only do they slip and slide in the mud, a long time the students have been crying for Mrs. F. I. Crowell was the ager, were enthusiastically re- diving for a 19 point total. mitory pals.' governor, we entered the hall of teacher of "Cutting and Making but frequently they are completely obscured improvements and when an attempt is made, ceived by a packed house. The junior swimmers collected the Georgia Normal and Indus- Garments," and her department of Basil Rathbon b y muddy water, making it impossible to step Telling the story to all of a girl's friends takes to improve recreational facilities, the students eight points to nose the freshman . t r i a l College, There we met his pupils demonstrated their ability as a scientist who takes up the so that an "end won't fly up and trip one. These up a good part, of a college girl's morning, so won't cooperate. Not only have the girls been The seniors with 19 points took team out of third place by a single excellency, W. J. iNorthen, the to the visitors,- the second day of work snapped short by his father's planks are definitely not satisfactory and, more something had to be done, it was explained. tripping ,the machines, but they have been first place \ i n four of the seven point. directors, and six of the lady visi- the inspection. Describing the ac- death and brings back to a important, they are not safe. Here's how it works: When women of Rad- abusing them in other ways. Whether it's the competitive events. The only Shack Reddick captained the tors. They had just started ori. a tivity going on there, Mrs. Julian life p£ human devastation the cliffe return to .their dormitories' in the eve* ' Saturday night visitors or the girls, we don't dash event, 25 yards, was won by winning aggregation. Leading the tour of inspection through the said: horrible monster. ning, they must "sign in" in a big book provided know," but someone is scarring up the machines, Eleanor Peebles in the fast time other classes were Edna Fine, building, conducted by the col- ' / of 13.5 seconds. She was closely The Editor Comments for the purpose. But one ingenious student has badly and they are not even the property of "Some were sewing by hand, Boris Karloff recreates the mon- sophomores; Margaret Weaver, lege president, J. Harris Chappell, : This.fait of blurb on the editorial page is provided the signer-inners with a big bunch of the school as yet.All of which simply means— o hers on machines, while many followed by Jane McConnell and juniors; and Ruth Richards, fresh- who called our attention to this ster role and Bela Lugosi assumes misnamed this week. By all rights it should be different colored pencils and chart which tells we will never be able to have the many things stood at the long tables studying the character of Ygor, broken- Sunny Ferguson, who placed sec- men, and that. . ." ond and third respectively. "the editors comment," for Knox and Cooper them which color to use to rate their escort of the for our pleasure that we want until those girls the 'measurement and marking necked shepherd cut down . The events were judged by Miss. are substituting for the regular editor, Betty evening. who refuse to cooperate can be made to realize Thus begins a 48-year-old news- of patterns from S. T. Taylor's from the gallows. Lionel Atwill Jane McConnell paced the soph- Katherine Colvin, Miss Mary Red- Donaldson. • Bright red, for example tells the dormitory that they are thwarting their own ends. paper clipping which describes the system of dress-making, J. W. and Josephine Hutchinson have mores who garnered 14 points. She den, and Miss. Willie Dean An- Three members of the Colonnade staff are girls of a perfectly swell time. first, visit paid GSCW (then G. Moss, of New York, and S. T. jther leading roles. • copped first place in diving with drews. Miss Billie Jennings was "meeting a convention in Charleston, while a 'Take green/ ;one girl said, 'An entry in Letter To The Editor N., & I. C.) by the Board of Lady Taylor furnished. their magazines an 8.1 average rating on her four announcer, and Mrs. Nelson was fourth is prom-trotting to the May Frolic at Chapel that color means a girl had just a plain good Leslie Charter's popular fic- Dear Editor: Visitors, of whom the writer, Mrs. and charts of :' ashion to this de- dives. She was also a member of official scorer. ,Hill. All of which by a simple process of substrac- time—a date with a Harvard man for instance. tional character, the "Saint", again There have been requests from you and A. J. Julian was one. The clip- partment free of charge. The Gem tion leaves the two of us in. charge of your paper. Purple is tops-. A report written in purple Seam Presser, donated by J. C. comes to the screen in "The Saint other people tar better chapel conduct. That ping, along with valuable docu- In spite of the maledictions that will prob- means that the evening's perfect. The official Wood, of New York, is certainly Strikes Back" with George Sand- Taylor Speaks is a worthy torch to carry but a far better way ments, correspondence, and pub- New Officials ably be thrown at this somewhat amateurish girl's definition is 'all this and heaven too.' : a glem of iqonvenience, and is ers in the leading role. This pic- to get results is to have something that will. lications, was recently presented Serve at Guild To IRC Meeting attempt at' a college newssheet and which, in- As for other colors: Brown means 'just a 1 highly prized by both teacher and ture will be seen Wednesday. be' worth listening to. There- is a not to be re- to the' Alumnae Association , and The Literary Guild held its regu- evitably, will proceed to Panke and myself, job,' doing anything that takes up a night, but pupils. The young ladies say that . Thursday brings "Wife, Hus- sisted temptation to write letters, read news- the College by Mrs. O. J. Lilly, lar meeting Friday night, April The Intea-national Relations we've had fun editing the Colonnade. We admit isn't exactly fun. it does not interfere in the least )and and Friend" starring Loret- papers and chatter with your neighbor if the Sr., Gainesville, daughter of Mrs, 14, in Beeson Recreation Hall. Miss Club held its regular meeting Mon- ttyat there have been nerve-wracking moments Yellow means an utter flop. Julian and an alumna of GSCW. with their literary studies. What ta Young, Warner Baxter, Binnie only program in chapel is a long winded orator Hilda Fortson, newly elected presi- day night, April 17* in Parks and that we've both broken at least six finger- Blue indicates an ambulance. This is dor- a blessing to tired mothers, what Barnes and Cesar Romero. . or some program jumped up at the last moment. Mrs. Julian's article is an eye- dent, presided at the meeting, nails apiece while typing so much; mitory terminology for a plain walk." a great saving to laboring fathers, The picture tells the story of Hall. If we are going to be expected to attend chapel opener to students of today who But we've enjoyed it—and trust that you'll what a source of delight, as well as a gay, modem marriage which was Catherine Cavanaugh, the new regularly there definitely must be a radical know little of what constituted Miss Margaret Kuhn, new presi- bear with us this time. We console ourselves ; a means of profit, for girls to be all bliss until the wife decided she program chairman, submitted pro- change in the type programs offered. 'college life in the "Gay Nineties." with this thought and pass it on to you—Better thus enabled to cut and make could and would have a singing ca- gram plans for next year which dent, officiated at the meeting. Letter To The Editor . Such speakers as Rev. John Hines of • "Mrs. A. H. Beals," wrote the will include a more intense study an amateurish Colonnade than no Colonnade at even their own dresses!" reer. Dean Hoy Taylor spoke on the Augusta, Emily Woodward and the few pro- Lady Visitor, "has a room full of Georgia literature. all. Are. we agreed? After a meal in the Dormitory, "Submarine Patrol", starring .DearEditor, • . ', grams in which students participated have been of industrious gMs (Free Hand Mr. W. C. Capel, speaker of the effect that President Roosevelt's It has become an embarrassing ordeal to Mrs. Julian said: "The corn bread Richard Greene, Nancy Kelly, request to Hitler and Mussolini There's a very ambitious Citadel Senior in joyiully received. Why can't we have more like and Industrial Drawing class). So evening, delivered a talk on So- take a visitor into the dining room. The clatter and biscuit, potatoes, sweet and George Bancrpft and Preston Fos- something of a tizzy at the'moment. The Senior them? • . A JUNIOR. busy were they that they scarcely cialization in Georgia. could have on world affairs. . of dishes, the noise of people talking and some- Irish, the pork and turnips, were ter will be seen Friday. Hop is coming up and this particular lad de- raised their eyes from designing times the hilarious shouts .of laughter are not well cooked and nicely seasoned. Here is one of the most ill-as- cided that none of the local lassies were glam- card and clay) pallettes long enough at all proper in a dining,room. Regardless of Practice Economy Meats are furnished for break- soried crews that ever manned a ourous enough to be his drag for the occasion. to see v/hich of the ladies' they _ whether the girls are at home or not, they should With Electricity fast but none for supper. . .We, fighting ship—-the civilian odds So said lad put in a call—We hardly need tell would choose for a model, or which' Thirty two Students Sent behave like adults instead of ill-bred children. As we all know the school budget has ate just what the Dormitory girls and ends aboard one of the Navy's you that the transaction was charged collect- of the gentlemen looked most like I believe that we have been exposed to been cut, and the teachers salaries slashed. It have every day. And as Friday did .flimsy cockie-snells of the "Splin- to Miss Brenda Frazier in New York. a governor. . In Mrs. C. D. Craw- enough etiquette to show some of it in the din-( see'ms to me that each student should be will- ley's room we were all seated. So not happen to be a dessert day, we ter" fleet during the World War. Some difficulties presented themselves be- To Conference in Atlanta ing halls. Not only would it make for more'' ing to do her part in helping the .school ,to rapidly did the class calculate would not allow a single extra Two excitement-seeking re- fore he could reach the glamourous deb. And A national meeting of the As- for work and play, and the use of enjoyable meals but any visitors and friends save in any way that she can. mental examples that even the dish prepared on our account." porters go looking for New York's in the course of time he called Nassau, Palm sociation for Childhood Education, the fine arts. that came in would be impressed favorably. I 'head of the state' remarked that And ! finally, toward the close loveliest girl and find Broadway's Beach, Miami and, after several days, New York The electricity, bill of the 'school is very was held in Atlanta last week. Statements of some of the high- think that it is the least w^cari do to act quietly he had to put on his thinking cap of that second day, the visitors nlost dangerous woman . and again . . . all collect. high because most, students have as many as Thirty-two G. S. C. W, students lights of the convention are as while we're eating and leave the boisterous be- to keep up with them." had an opportunity to see just how a story they dare not write in ..This time he succeeded in finding Miss two lights, a radio, and sometimes three or and twelve faculty members at- follows: havior for the privacy of our rooms. more lights. The majority. of rooms are dark The kitchen in the Industrial the girls lived in their Dormitory "Inside,Story" corning to the local Frazier. When her maid inquired as to whether tended the meetings April 11-14. "Intima'e contact with outstand- A SOPHOMORE. enough in the 'day time to warrant turning on Art department had all its fixtures rooms. Of that phase of college theatre on Saturday. Michael or not .he knew Brenda. h e answered. "Yes and The ones who went were: ing teachers and educators over . the lights if any reading is done. The trouble except: "the , cooks, the cooking life, Mrs. Julian declared in print, Whalen, Jean Rogers, and Chick Katherine Smith, Marian Stand- the entire United States and five* is that lights are left burning when nobody stoves, and the provisions to be those 48 years ago: "If their moth- Chandler head the cast. To make a long story brief, he succeeded ard, Eva Curtis Williamson, Sara- foreign countries was inspiring." is. in the room. cooked," according to Mrs. Julian; ers could have looked in upon "Western Jamboree" will be in talking with America's glamour girl and she seen also with Gene Autry and lyn Wooten, Doris Watson, Cohyn "The stimulating discussion led 'H the individual student will .see to it that who explained that "the stoves them as did we in the early twi- agreed to conside- his bid. She would call him Smiley Burnette. Bowers, Christine Bowen, Runelle by Dr. Andrews on the effect im 1 her,lights are out when she leaves:or that any ' were lost in transportation." light hours of, that December evs back in &• few days. - The : J Burell, Ruth McElroy, Eleanor of religious and social ideals, held light that isn't necessary is turned off, it will • One young lady in the book- 'heyr -would never exclaim, 'Poor A j m Up to date the cadet has had no word from : ; Peebles, Alice Walker, Annie L. in the home, school, and 'com- make a tremendous difference in the bill that keeping class showed the visitors child, away off down yonder in his. potential date—And what!s worse, he can't Published weekly during school year except dur- Alford, Nell Corry, Violet Burton, munity, set me to thinking of comes the' first of every month. her books and "gave a glowing Milledgeville." , ask, a Spufeem"girl for fear Brenda may possibly ' ing holidays and examination-periods by the stu- : GSCWins Nell Vann, Anne Weisiger, Lillian what I could do when I become a come'. As'it'stands now, the' ambitious lad may ' dents of the Georgia State College if o r Women, We. owe this, small consideration to the King, Cecile Fielder. Beatrice teacher." Milledgeville, Georgia. Subscription price $1.00 school. 'What do you say—shall we all do our Five Debates lib! have ai date at all Fisher, Miriam Harris, Norene "I have a' better understanding per year. Entered as second-class matter, October part to conserve electricity? Glee Club Trio Studies Group Kitchens, Nancy Wells, Evelyn of the teacher-parent relation- 30, 1928, at the post office, Milledgeyille, • Ga., under From Winthrop Cawthon, Mary James Pitts, Al- ship." . / ' '. ie?TO| Welqonte the act of March 3, 1879. •/ Has Open Forum Sings Over WSB Letter To The Editor GSCW was victorious in five berta Clark, Julia Clark, Nancy "Our favorite was the Art study ffigfo %hoolVisitors Dear Editor: Tlie regular Georgia State Col- out of ten debates, in the tourney Cheney, Patty Cheney, Alice Mc- or laboratory group, led by Mrs. 1938 Mqnbcr 1939/ At Next Meeting lege for Women program of the G. S,C. :W. plays hostess next week-end yes; I'm a gripe too! > G r i p i n g about a. mat- held at Winthrop April 13-15. Donald, Dorothy Simpson, and Eileen S. Nelson. The most ideal • t^'.. the . Georgia / Music Festival, consisting of FbsociatedGoBe6iaie Press ter that; could easily-foe -remedied.' If only the '••', The next meeting of the Social air was given by. the Aeolian Glee Marguerite Chester, Arminda, Norine Holbrook. mediums in teaching art to chil- Distributor of students would' cooperate.. Chapel conduct is Club and Betty Knox on Satux'day, Lewis, Beth Williams and Arva dren were demonstrated to us. • iiunierousf.' High /school, student's. Our campus Studies Forum will be held April Faculty members were: Dr. H. 1^.'it:,{f^''bj^t:,.'.s^if^'gtime' 'should have thawed terrific! I don't mean: just walking out-during a, April 22 at twelve noon under the Tolbert represented GSCW. A. Little, Dr. Cecilia Bason, Miss Their interest, feelings, and ideals CoUe6iate Di6est 27. All those interested in current 5 '•b^| those; frigid corners of snobbishness in some program arid: slamming doors, but to me, of. direction of Mrs. Nelle Womack Two teams from Martha Berry Mildred English, Miss Sallie Cald- are the main things to keep in mind • girls'• faraihsv and.,the'.enmusiasm the visitors H«PH«BINTtD FOR HATIOWAl, AOV«BT|?INO ,BV more rudeness, is the opening of newspapers out problems and hearing them dis- Hines. College will debate, here tonight. well, Miss Elizabeth Skinner, Miss in doing this type of work." ':an:;coTrib^eid dught'to'make' the annual, music Hattonal Advertising Service, Inc. as far as the arms will reach, and, even\more, cussed are invited to. attend. Any- Nellie, Jo Flynt end Arminda Lolita Anthony, Mrs. Inez Dol- "A visit to the Jerome Jones The trio consists of Miss Mary ..tfeMyal a^'ple'asure 'for us all. ' -' CoUoie Publisbert Representative . .reading and writing letters, which,I am sure one may become a member of the Lewis will debate,en the British vin, Miss Miidred Johnson, Mr. school was indeed a treat. We visit- : AZO MA,DI90NAVE.. NEW YORK,, N.Y. Alford Redding, Marion, N, C; ;•'••' '' ppnn^drV;residents will be asked to house ' CHICAGO • BOSTON • LO«" A N O I L M • BAN FHANCISCO could wait a few more minutes., The. obstreper- Alliance question. The affirmative Wm. S. Hickey, Miss Nelle Day, ed in the classrooms, had lunch club, which has sponsored discus- Miss: Mildred Price, , Cuthbert, ; the highschool^ girls overnight, in case there Editor-in-Chief .Betty Donaldson ousness of'students talking,,, study i n g and read- of the PKD question will be sup- Miss Katherine Butts, Miss Mar- served, prepared by the girls v ; sions of such subjects as crime, Ga.; and,Miss Sue Morris, Atlanta, a re any vacancies in rooms, of which there 'Associate Editors—Catherine Cavanaugh, Margaret ing—is positively appalling. •' • i •','.;'< .... . ,' ported by Edwina Cox and Eloise tha Phifer. themselves. It is a school run in Ga'. . •'.'< . should be enough since it is a date> of a home Weaver. ;Chapel doesn't last but half an'hour." Why economic problems, and foreign Bowlan. General meetings were held in a very democratic fashion. They going weekend. '''..'.' Business Manager ., Dot Howell cant we.be decent and lady-like, act like col-' situations. The group also plans Miss Annafreddie Carsteins di- Carolyn Stringer-and Ruth the evenings and study classes have their own* council, etc. It is ; Stienhiemer debated a team from which were divided into discussion run as though it were a commun- i Students will .wish to extend their hospi- Assistant Business Manager .. Charlotte Howard lege., students,: and .listen., t o , the speaker. I'm" to make field trips related to their rects the tri'b. Miss. Betty Knox tality and. exert themselves, to .be charmingi sure the college wouldn't have chapel if it were was guest pianist for this occasion. Piedmont College last night on the and laboratory groups met during ity. It/ trains, children to meet Editorial Assistants—-Aliene Fountain, America topics of discussion; A trip of hostesses on this occasion.,; Every student. not a necessary.factor in our school life The program consisted of: Pre- PKD question. The question is the day. These classes covered problems sensibly," 1 Smith,'" Edwina Cox, Marion Arthur, Marion Is prou^ dF'the;.qSCV^,:campus, and,traditions:" ' ;/ Bennett) Marguerite Jernigan, Julia Weems, •- ' ! ft. f^11^ dQesn,t ^prove, pronto, I this kind was made last week when lude by Ronald; Sing Again;' To Resolved, That the IJhited States the various aspects of child de- "I especially enjoyed talking Weansb take velopment, such as, housing, equipr and will show* that pride iri; their manner of wel- T Sarah Alma Giles, Paaike Knox. '^eave^ ^ ' ? n l Take it Mr. Knox chaperoned the club on Spring by Greig, Caprice Burle- should cease to spend ^public funds with students and teachers from coming the visitors next week-end. ' V Circulation Manager—America Smith. a visit to ' the Boy's Training sque by Gabriloyvitsch; and Etude for the purpose of' stimulating merit, community resources, re- over our country, as well as from v business. ,::::K:Y':Y-::^"~ ligious and social ideals, programs (Continued on Back Page) A SOPHOMORE. • school. in c minor by Scriabine.
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SCHEDULE OP EVENTS Literary Contests Saucy Spring Styles Swing Your Recreation Activities MONDAY Softball 5:00-6:00 Reviews of Current Novels Swimming Concluded Today MARION ARTHUR. Literary Editor Out on GSC Campus Cuties Archery There was a Literary Meet of TUESDAY Softball 5:00-6:00 Although the vernal equinox has length, box style, and of basket the sixth district High School As- i Swimming On Gilbert Head Reviewed W Fanny Kemble Reviewed by Kuhn that the only way they) could r e - been crossed long ago, spring fash- weave wool. A white fox fur gives sociation in Milledgeville on the Archery Kuhn A biography of the passionate, coup their fortunes was to tour ions on this campus continue to be it that luxurious look. G. S. C. W, campus starting April • 1 Folk Dance Club 7:00-8:00 "On Gilbert Hear." is Elizabeth intense, sparkling personality that America. exciting. Easter egg shades tell Olga Williams was seen at 20 through April 22. The schools WEDNESDAY Softball 5:00-6:00 Etnier's charming account of the was the toast of two continents, The American tour was an im- the color story of' this weeks dress church Sunday in an apple green that participated are: Avera, Gor- Fanny Kemble, is excellert enter- mediate success. Fanny bad New Swimming daily problems which she and her parade. dress with a navy silk coat. H e r don, Forsyth, Gray and Sparta. husband faced from the time they tainment. York and Philadelphia at her feet. Archery •navyi straw hat trimmed in apple Golf Club bought an island home in New Fanny 'Kemble'r life story has Scores of suitors pursued her. All Phoebe Smith showed what col- green completed the ensemble. Thursday night there was a THURSDAY Softball 5-00-6:00 England until they brought it to more plot and romance than many of the eligible young men of the ors can dp when she wore a soft Katharine Boynton .created a group of one act plays in the Swimming . the acme of perfection. Mrs. Et- novels. Child of the marriage country courted her. Of these she green coat with a light ' blue h campus auditorium which started stir when she took off the belt of Archery aier gives a rare flavor to the pros- of Charles Kemble member of made her choice. Pierce Butler, sweater and a skirt of darker 'one of her print 'dressles. The at 7:30 and lasted until 10:00. Cotillion Club 7:00-8:00 aic events of everyday and makes the 'amous English theatrical said to be the most eligible bache- blue. It was very becoming, real- dress, was cut full, but i t was as FRIDAY Swimming 5:00-6:00 Saturday afternoon there was a life on the island seem adven- family, and Maria Therese a vivid, lor in the states. He owned vast ly. straight as a sack. The wide belt turous and exciting, indeed. Her plantations in Georgia; he was Outing Club y. business meeting at which the temperamental Frenchwoman who Carolyn Stringer has something separated the waist from the skirt. SATURDAY delightful prose is definitely en- descended from the best of fami- Hike "'"' 4:oo delivery of medals and trophies had been ihe favorite of George hew in pleated skirts. It is yel- It's a clever idea, and even you hanced by her own pencil illustra- lies; he was educated cultured. was made. TV in her childhood, she inherited low sharkskin, and it rustles when could make one like it. tions, some of which are rather They were married in June, 1834.. fencing are now underway, and need of your own. from her father the acting genius she walks. She wears a white chif- Martha Cooper wore a charm- childish while others are quite of the Kembles and a high-strung Ten days later, Fanny retired from you will find your opponent's name The regular softballers may fon blouse with It. ing little Whi^e silk frock the well done. passionate nature from her moth- the stage. for golf and tennis on the bulletin break a fingernail or two, but when Pat Arneau has a cloud-like af- other day. A yoke at the neck board in the Physical Education It is Smart to Dine at Paul's The book abounds with realis- er. The marriage was not a success. they've come out once they keep fair. It is white pebble crepe with supports a straight skirt with four building. These should be played coming. Where Home Cooking is A Re- 1 ic and yet poetic deiails of the la- Fanny's childhood was spent in Fanny could not stand the treat- green girdle. The skirts is knife ,kick pleats. The Irish lace around off soon, as we're all anxious to lation. ment of the slaves on Butler's Let the Recreation Association bor involved m the modernizing a conventional child. She was much pleated and tucks run through the the simple Peter Pan collar is know the winners. These matches plantation. His conservatism was plan your afternoon for you. We and remodelling of the old home, however, Fanny was anything but bodice and the sleeves. The neck an old family treasure. Spectator will be interesting to watch, so offended by her rash actions. 'Her would suggest swimming from four Paul's in landscaping and planning gar- a conventional hild She was much is boat shape. . sports pumps, white gloves and a keep your eyes open. dens, for the forty acres of island. journal published during the Civil to five, and from five to six either too lively for quiet amusements Catherine Wing has an exquisite white panama bonnet completed Such colorful, vivid passages as One escapade after another forced ,War created a furor and was be- Softball more swimming, softball, tennis, white sring coat Jt is ful1 her outfit. The symbol for the Recreation Association shown above was the following are tr be- found fre- the family to the extreme of ask- "I H e v e d to have influenced England , P Yours truly has been looking up golf, or archery. In this way you SUPER SHOE SERVICE quently. designed by Katherine Colvin. The idea of the symbol is to the history of softball and finds save money on the show, ybu eat ing Fanny's famous aunt, Mrs. against helping the cause of t h e tnat w a s The first student in our shop "A .glorious shimmering day, Sarah Siddon, to explain to Fanny South. At last she left her hus- Scribblers Read express the spirit behind the activity rather than the sport itself.' ^ especially adapted from more and sleep better. Exercise each day will be entitled to a autumnal, but hot working in the the difference between right and band and returned to England the national game of baseball to will even set the blood circulat- shoe shine on any kind of shoes sun. •" wrong. Fanny's comment was, and the stage where she rebuilt Qollegiate Members'Writings fit the needs of girls and wo-ing more rapidly in the cranial FREE Seniors Splash to First Place gave intstructi.cn to the partici- men. Here is a game created for cavity, so you may finish studying Lunch. "What beautiful eyes you have, her career as a reader of Shake- In Last Meeting The swimming meet is success- pants. The meet not only allowed you, so why not try it out. You earlier and so get more sleep. How Elmer has a nosebleed. Aunt Sarah!" speare. Trattle fully over, thanks to Miss Jennings. some to perform, but the weeks of may find that it meets some specific can you say no to such reasoning? Stephen spoke to a man about Fanny was consumed by no To those interested in biography, The Scribblers Club held its regular meeting Wednesday af- Those of you who could not get practice behind it increased their jacking up the floors. passion to act The Kemble family Fanny Kemble will seem superior "Gosh! it's terrib- Student- ternoon in the Ennis Coffee Shop. in the balcony, nor room at t h e skill and ability as swimmers. It You Jessies: I cut quite a lot of grass with had no intention of makinp her an to most books of its type. To the ly warm, professor. Do you mind The meeting was devoted to the windows to watch, and haven't was through Miss Jennings' work gether what they thought it meant my new sickle—also raked. actress. But the financial diffi- element not interested sin bio- If Spring: Fever's got you down if I sit down?" reading of original writings by read the account in the Milledge- and cooperation that the meet was to be a- Christian. Commission I adore our house. I stood for culties of her father in his man- graphy Fanny Kemble will prove This Week And your vigor it is stealing:, Mary Sallee and Dorothy Cremin. ville Times, may read this with a success, and to her goes our sin- members also went down to look a long time in one of the upstairs agement of the Convent Garden to be splendid reading and well Prof.—"Why, does the hot air Bowl a round and you'll have The Club's newly elected president some interest. cere appreciation. over the territory of the proposed bedrooms thinking about what' it were very great. Her father decided worth the while.' bother you?" found is Margaret Kuhn and Jewell With the "Y meditation room. ' will look like some day and gaz- Student—"Er no, Go The pool was literally packed That energetic feeling. sir. Smith serves as program chair- All the stunts put on by the The discussion group on mar- ing out the many windows " right on talking." to the ceiling, excitement ran high On last Monday night Mr. Eby G.S.C.W. Student man. Miss Hallie Smith is the classes are worthy of mention. riage met last Wednesday night The author and her husband Granddaughters amoaig the spectators, and nervous- of Columbia University talked to faculty advisor.. The next meet- The freshmen swam with eggs in (With Mr. Ramjsey. This group THE BOWLING CENTER seem rarely well suited to each Meet With Tait Wins Bowling i ness plus excitement dominated the a joint meeting of Cabinet and Give an athlete an inch and he'll ing of the group will be Wednes- spoons, and the spoons in their (Continued on Page Six) other for, Stephen is an artist and contestants. Miss Redden was Freshman Council on the extreme "Bowl for Health and Pleasure" The Granddaughter's Club met Tournament take a foot, but let him take it. Who day, May 3. mouths. The next afternoon dur- Elizabeth would like to be one. so excited she nearly dropped the ing plunge hour, one of the plungr difficulties of the refugees in Eu- a* Miss Blanche Tait's home on Martha Daniel, GSCW student, wants athletes' foot? Their happiness together reaches Clark street on April 20 at, 7:00 flash cards into , the pool. Class ers swimming along the bottom rope and the possibilities of our defeated Mrs. Elliott Sims Thurs- having one here in school next a new peak with the birth of their L " spirit was very much in evidence was surprised to find an/egg. The P. M. This was a regular meeting day night to win the title of cham- ti' "We Serve The Best You Be first child, a daughter, Stephanie. "Why the toothbrush in your Maaic Of Light' and there was friendly competi- sophomores did form swimming, year. There are thousands of stud- of the Club. Plans were discussed pion woman bowler of Mllledge- This pleasant chronicle excites coat lapel?' tion displayed. If this enthusiasm and the juniors almost lost two ents today being thrown out of Our Guest" Are you taking a chance on for a banquet and other such form- vil'le. Shown This Week the reader's envy of the author "Its m!y elaa,s ipiii—J go to wfere transplanted /to the class of the their classmates when Hul- their schools because they dare to als for later on. This organiza- Miss Daniel had a three-game The local Georgia Power Com- ENNIS COFFEE SHOP losing your Winter Garments and her husband, and makes him meetings and other activities, there da Penland attempted to rescue be Chirstian, or because of their tion sponsors Parent's Day, pub- score o* 312 pins as compared to Colgate." pany, of which Mr. H. A. Price long to own forty acres of island ;would be greater feeling of unity the supposedlyi drowning Lou political beliefs, or because of their lishes the directory, and helps the •>62 for Mrs. Sims. The highest is manager, sponsored the "Magic by keeping them at home? to do with as he pleases. among the members of the class. Stanley . The seniors slid into race. The Y members voted to Alumnae Association in various indivdiual score of the'series was "Oh, boy did Joe make a break of Light" exposition given in Rus- To Miss Jennings go the laurels the water and formed^ the word carry on a campaign among all Let ways. Its officers are Carol Pryor, mads by Miss Daniel, 113. during his after-dinner speech last sell Auditorium last Monday night. and our thanks for a good meet. ''seniors" with living letters., the student organizations, the president; Eileen Pryor, vice-presi- Miss Daniel will receive a sil- night." Sec? the newest Mother's Day dent; Ann Taylor,'treasurer; Sara- Mr. H .M. Horton of the Gen- She engineered the whole process At this point eyes are being dim- churches, and the people in town ver trophy for winning the tourna- "Why, what did he let slip?" Cards and.' Pictures at SNOW'S Are You • lyn Wooten,. secretary. eral Electric Research laboratory nelped by Jane McComrielV and ly turned toward the 1940 swim- to try to raise sufficient money ment. \- gave a demonstration of various Store and protect them for you. These Girls? "His false teeth." ming meet, with its possibilities. to take care of one of these stu- ROSES 5c & 10c STORE Mght sources. He traced the de- Tenderfoot Club Treads to Lake dents next year. About $375 would velopment of lighting devices from Seen Friday afternoon in Parks A polished gentleman is not al- The Tenderfoot Club spent the be necessary for this and the drive the earliest vessels down to the Hall looking for the janitor. One Stories by Scandallighp^ ways bright. week-end out at the lake, and, will be launched in the hear fu- of you was wearing a gray flan- incandescent llamp invented . by walked out there. We can bet ture. To begin with this is a true story stance who received bids to t h e Edison. - A MARTIN THEATRE Phone 44 nel skirt with a blue shirt and that they realized the full mean- Miss Mary Burns met with of a Milledgeville citizen who has Tech Phi Delta Theta dances this "My husband takes aspirin to Mrs. Frank D. Adams, Mfr. : a navy jigger coat. White oxfords light sources . demonstrated ing of their name- while oh the Sophomore Commission last Tues- Shipment of Wash Frocks $1.98 a little girl. He has adopted the week-end. clear his head." ranged from a bulb the size of a and blue and white socks com- Mon.-Tues., April 24-25 way. Several members report that day riight, and they discussed to- pleted your costume. Your com- age-old practice of spelling out The possibility of getting a real "I see, just a vacuum cleaner." grain of wheat to the largest lamp to $2.98. Also latest in Junior- Beauty Shop on Second Floor "SON OF FRANKENSTEIN" the sun. is very penetrating on the panion had on a brown tweed words when speaking in the pres- baby for the home management of 50,000 watts. Among other im- 1 with lake, and the seniors who sun on Miss University Frocks—Prices skirt and a yellow linen blouse. ence of his untainted offspring. house in order that home ec and "My boy friend is in college portant sources shown were the Ennis roof had better take it Basil Rathbone—Boris Karloff) One Day Service She also had c-n brown oxfords Usually it's Baby who" is too wise mother craft may be more effec- studying how to keep stiffs in al- polarized light and magic eye. gradually and not fall asleep while $6.95 and yellow, socks. If so come by and in this instance Papa was tively integrated . had been dis- cohol." A large number of the GSCW Wednesday, April 26 sunning. There might be disastrous Phone 559 the Colonnade office and get two just the other way. This C. of M, cussed with I'm not sure what chemistry and physics students and "THE SAINT STRIKES BACK" results! was relating a story and came to "Medical college." ODORLESS CtEANERS free tickets to the Campus Thea- degree of seriousness. The other the entire GMC student body at- with Tournament Week G. & L. DRESS SHOP the point where it was necessary "No, you dope, bartenders col- tre. day the Vinson House called the tended. Geo. Sanilersi-Weiidy Barrie Tournaments in golf, tennis, and to quote and he said, "I'm gonna Tigner House to tell that they had lege." break your damn' n-e-c-k-" two babies and for somebody to Thursday, April 27 History Club This may or may not be'signifi- come and get one of them. Being We understand many a wall- "WIFE, HUSBAND & FRIEND" GERM FREE Surprise Her ; . . some of those womanly women Town Girls Plan : ''withv- cant but in a school like this, in an flower would be popular if she shed Cleaning At \ With a Photograph on Elects Staff that Dr. Anthony referred to in Loretta Young—Warner Baxter age like this, at a time like this a few petals and showed her stems. Week-end Dance MOTHER'S DAY See Wootten's offer of visiting For Next Year when co-operation is so in demand chapel (which most of you skip- PROTECTIVE from r The Town Girls had their regu- Fridte April 28 ped) the motherly instinct, of t h Phone 32 Cards. Special Prices to stu- At a call meeting of the History for a number of things I personal- "Say what caused that blowup lar bi-monthly meeting Tuesday" "SUBMARINE PATROL" EBERHART STUDIO New Equipment and moderate Club,' new officers* were elected ly think that it is. There were a few home ec majors rendered ^">~" morning. Annelle Rogers, newly at the crap game last night?" f- \ •'•' •'•'with''":, dents. Also new lot of stationery, prices. We use only the best for the remainder of this term and people who went to hear the Tech quite thrilled, They ran all 1he elected lpresic|ent presided. The way to the Vinson hou?" to ?!••>•' "Why, didn't you know -the Richard, Greene—Nancy Kelly materials: next year. The following people Glee Club. Those few were those dice were loaded." necessity of dues was discussed were chosen: president, Alma who had dates with the Teachers. waiting two precious little darlings and plans for an informal dance Saturday, April 29 "To Satisfy Is Our Motto" Strictly Sanitary Shop with EUibt; 'vicje-presid*?nt, Jeanejfte Further more, and likewise more —all new—baby cardinals. Friday, April 28 at the Echetah "WESTERN JAMBOREE'* expert Operators with Masters HARPERS SHOE SHOP COLLEGE DEPT. STORE Wootten's License. Poole; secretary, Virginia Hud- to the point that virtue is already The following is an anonymous Another peculiar sounding truth Club were formulated. Committees r:, .«'•• •:. ''arid'---" ••.-..;,. { ' . • 122 South Wayne son; and treasurer, Mary Grace rswarded, those girls who went contribution given to you verbatim: is that the modern girl can drink and final plans are to be an- '1N9JDE STORY'' "Your Satisfaction Our Aim" ; Phone 215 O'Hara. were the ones in almost every in- (Continued on Back Page) like a fish and never go under. nounced later. i ' \% E.E.BellCo.
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#w;.f.'«!: giMWW^ra \ The Colonnade, April 22, 1939 "age o Ann Hall and Sara Alma Giles this, our delegation boarded the AEOLIAN CHOIR , were brought out. Scandal-light are public enemies numbers 1 and bus which brought us "home at (Continued from Page One) The Y sent a deputation up to (Continued from page 4) 2 as far as M-ville is concerned. 3:00 in the morning. The trip was The girls invited their own Georgia Tech last Wednesday- While advertising for the Mas- indeed a huge success. On Wednesday night, April 19, guests. night, and from all reports they queraders' last play they conceived The Glee Club will have a form- seem to have had a most pleasur- •1. three |mys<(eri(OUB forms were the shining idea of using the Ga. al banquet later on in the season able as well as profitable noticed maneuvering closely Power Company property light- STYLE DISPLAY when their work is more nearly time. They met with the Tech Y around the Confederate buddies posts for posters advertising-the (Continued from Pare One) completed. cabinet and held a panel discus- with their man-made pallor who play. Next morning a squadron (or sion on the question of minorities* was it a regiment, girls?) of police jackets, beer jackets, I telephone' reside down on the edge of town. Mr. Louis Davis spoke on "The called on half the school trying jackets, jitterbug jackets and gay DRAMATIC CLUB Melting Pot," Mr. Ted Thornton on Upon closer inspection the Sen- to.find out whodunnit? colored kerchiefs were Aalso pre- .(Continued from Page One) "Minorities as P s y c h o 1 o g i c a 1 iors were identified. It seems sented. For this summer's beach Carolyn Stringer, member of the Phenomienia;," Evelyn Gilroy on that they were cleaning out the wear the new strapless bathing "League of Nations Treatment of • ears of the poor settled fellows suit was modelled. advanced play production class, CONFERENCE serves as assistant director. Minorities," and Marguerite Jerni- and observing other little nice- All the clothes in the style show gan on "Is Colonization the Solu- ties for them which they have (Continued from Page Three) Tickets are/ on sale by various are found on the campus and they girls on the campus. The court- tion to the Refugee Question?" been unable to perform for all the foreign countries, who were are all up to the last minute in house will accommodate only a Nell De Vitte led the World these years. They didn't have interested in the same field as new ['spring Anions. " much trouble with the ears but limited number of spectators, so Community Discussion Group last: I am. I also became better ac- be sure to get your ticket well when it came to blowing the quainted with our group leader Wednesday night in a discussion in advance. of Peace. This was following up noses much difficulty precipitat- who is an outstanding person in PI GAMMA MU ed. ., the discussions Jed on the cam- her line," (Continued from Page One) Miss Morris was demonstrating' "Y" COLUMN pus by Miss Rumbough on "What it meat cuts on a chart of beef for • "I enjoyed the fellowship of Mallory, Secretary of the College (Continued from Page Five) Means to be a Pacifist." one of her home ec classes. One alumnae and guests at the GSCW" Y, W. C. A., Mrs. Nan Barksdale meets every (other Wednesday . Next Saturday, April 29, is the bright young thing exclaimed when banquet. Among the outstand- •Mi],ler}, an outstanding alumna, night at 7:15 in Parks 27, and day for the retreat at Camp Joy- Miss Morris pointed to the rib— ing guests was the next National- Mrs. Margaret P. Cooper, Betty everyone is invited. cliff with the Industrial Girls Club "Oh, I know—that's where the president, Miss Olga Adams of Adams, and Jewell Smith. Profes- All of the Freshman groups held of Macon and the members of The Chicago." pork chops come from." sor Charles Taylor will be trans- a joint meeting last Wednesday Y of Wesleyan College. Everyone This is certainty proof enough The final meeting, which was ferred from the chapter of Duke night, and Miss Mary Burns talk- is invited to go. Expenses for that "country life is healthier than held Friday night, was a summary. university to the Georgia Beta ed to them on the traditions of the week-end will be $1.50. Come city life. of the entire convention. After Chapter. GSCW. Many interesting customs to the Y office and register! i. " T w i. tthe New York World's Fair .. .Captain NANCY1 LOWRY and her Guides will show millions their way around. 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