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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. ••:w-^ Modern Dance Group Th To Appear May 17 t Recognized on the campus as one of the major skill clubs, olonna the Modem Dance Club will present its first recital in Rus- Volume XV. Z-122. Milledgeville, Ga.,Saturday, May 10, 1941 Number 26 sell auditorium Thursday May 15, at 8:15; At this time a varied group of dances will be presented. The choreography for all dances • "'•' ' '" _—•—— is by the members of the group. Costumes have been designed and made by group members and light- Y Installs ing effects have been worked- out" in connection with the dances. Special music has been compos- New Otiicers ed for one of the group composi- tions. The Aeolian Guild Singers, For 1941 directed by Miss Anna Carstens, will accompany the dancers in The "Y" retreat was held at three numbers. The speaking voice Lake Laurel the week-end of May will serve as an accompaniment 3. Plans for the coming year were for several of the dances. The made and two new departments Peabody High School Verse were added. • The community Speaking Choir, under the direc- service group will be headed by tion of Miss Miriam Pulibright, Margaret Balwin and Judy Krauss, will read two poems. Jane Sparks, and the music group will be head- who has appeared in leading dra- ed by Marjorie Herring. Instead of matic productions on the campus, discussion gi-oups there will be will give the reading for one of freshmen, sophomore, junior, and the solo dances. senior "Y" groups. The freshmen The advisor for the club is Miss group will be headed by Doris Ethel Tison. Anne Booker, junior Watson and the sophomore group in the department of music, is by Virginia Parker. Each group accompanist for the group, Tlie will have four major committees: dancers appearing on the pro- membership, program, publicity gram are: Etta Bass, Martiel and entertaimnent. The chairmen Bridges, Kittie Burrus, Olympia of these will be upperclassmen. Diaz, Margery Evans, Sara Harp, Regular deputation teams for Peggy Jones, Rowena McJuhkin, which people will volunteer will be Frankie Morgan, Ann Sallee, Wy- formed. The aim of the reorgani- nell Shadburn, Betty Sue Smith zation is to have more people take The GSCW Dance group a newly organized club, under the sponsorship of the Recrea- and Ann Waterston. Assisting part in the activities of the "Y." tion Association will give its interpretations of modern dancing in recital on May 15, with staging are: Elsie Mae Glass- The following officers were in- at 8:15 in Russell auditorium. cock, Clara Roughton, and Mary Sallee. (Continued to Page 5) Juniors Honor CROWDER SINGS RooneyvLane Drug Siorzlmqo Is k OVER WSB TODAY Seniors With Pay crowder was guest soloist Attend Ga. on the GSCW program this morn- Pari Of Campus language ing over WSB at 10:30 in honor of By ANN WATEkSTON Dance May 17 Mothers. She sang "Songs My Press Meet Orders in local drug stores are, more often than not, con- Mother sang", accompanied by Mj'^s The junior class will entertain Maggie Jenkins at the piano. glomerations of bits of nourishments. When stimulated by the seniors at the annual junior- Lucia Rooney, editor of the Col. onnade, and Evelyn Lane, business GMO and GSCW students these orders become a mass of lin- senior dance in the college gym- Nelle Womack Hines read "An- nasium at 8:00 o'clock on May manager, are representing GSCW go, distinguishable only to the gry for more substantial foods like other Miracle" which was written at the Collegiate Press Association. "slop slingers" (soda jerkers) in a "one on the slab," a hamburger, 17. The Georgia Bulldogs have in 1918 by John D. Spencer. been engaged to furnish the mu- College newspaper editors from the "jucks" (drug stores). or "two sinkers and a cup of Ja- schools throughout Georgia gath- va;" in reality, a couple of dough- sic for the occasion. An Oriental May festival will be the theme ered yesterday at Armstrong Jun- Dopes, Coca Colas to the Phi nuts and a cup of coffee. A "hot ior College, Savannah, to attend Beta Kappa, are the choice of puppy" and a "coke with auto- around which the decorations will toe built, featuring .paper lanterns, the annual spring convention most of the "drugstore cowhoys." mat" is a hot dog and a Coca Cola H. Hodgson which ends today. There are a great many variations with ammonia. kites, and balloons. of this pause that refreshes. An Heading the committees for the A common breakfast order dance are: Viola Gay, decora- To Appear On John Sutlive, managing editor of order may sound something like heard is "two looking straight at the Savannah Evening Pi'ess was this—one "lipstick," one "Old tions; Jean Stewart, Margaret "ya" (two eggs not turned over), Baldwin, refreshments; Judy principal speaker at the banquet maid," and one "wi'ap and rock or "two biddies on a raft, wreck' Friday night at which more than it." In speakable language, three Krauss, Doris Dunn, chaperone Wed. Series em" (scrambled eggs on toast). committee; Evelyn Smith, Ruth 25 college editors and bujsiness Coca Colas were ordered; one Nervous salads (jello) are a great managers were present. . cherry, one plain, one with olive Parr, doors and ticket-checking Hugh Hodgson, director of the > delight among the students at committee. in a paper cup. lunch time. fine arts department of the Uni- versity of Georgia; Robert Harri- Stanford Smith, of Macon, jour- And so on and on this could go. nalism senior at the University of is son, pianist; and Rudolph Ki'a- A slightly more expensive "set- This new language may vary in Georgia, is president of the college up' might consist of a "cute kid different parts of the coutry, but New Officer in tina, cellist; will compose a trio to press group. Other officers are flip" (a doughnut with ice cream), wherever you may be, remember present the Music Appreciation John Couric, Mercer University; a "visa versa" (a concoction of you can not possibly go wrong in National Group Hour program May 14, in Russell vice-president; and Panke Knox, milk, ginger ale, and banana), auditorium at 7:15 p. m. ordering a "hobo ale." It's a glass Dr. Gertrude Manchester, head GSCW, secretary. and a "skyscrapper" (ice cream, of water. banana, whip cream, and nuts), . of th? Ipcftl Physical Education (ft, native of Athens, Hugh Hodg- department was eiefifeted teeaSUilS?-son was graduated from the Uni- of the National Directors associa- versity of Georgia and later at- A frequent request of Jimmies Indian Mound tion at the convention held in At- tended Columbia university and feilTi^ Jessies is a Two-for-the-price lantic City last week. Guilmont School of Organ. He MissSeabaugK ^ of-one, 'tjl' Abner" and "Daisy Program Given Dr. Manchester came to GSCW has studied under the direction Mae." This is a small milk shake The Geogra/phy Club held its four year ago from Ohio Wesleyan. of Ralph Leopold, Rube Golmark, Honored Thursday ' and a crook. Delaware, Ohio and has worked and Arnold Schioentoerg. regular meeting on May 7 at Last Thursday night in Beeson which time an interesting pro- consistently to build physical Robert Harrison and Rudolph hall. Misses Loretta Shook, Mary "Black and whites" (chocolate gram was presented on the Indian education here on a sound phil- Ki'atina are faculty members of Diamond, Betty Hayes, Cleo sodas) are still among the ten mounds. Plans were made to visit osophy of education. the University of Georgia music Collins, Marthea Trippe, and Mes- favorites, while the "wild baby" the mounds in Macon on May She has held many offices of is gi'owing in popularity every day. importance before coming South. department. dames Julian Mays and Charles 24. Pennington were hostesses to a Tliis new drink is a gigger of va- All club meml)ers are invited to •While still in the North she serv- The program to be presented nilla, cherry, grape juice, and ed as president of the Mid-west reception in honor of Miss go. If you are interested see one Wednesday night will be as fol- Maxine Seabaugh and her fi- coke sirup. of the officers to make arrange- Directors association and secre- (Continued to Page 5) (Contihued to Page 5) ance, Mr. Rue1t)en R. Schade. ' Occasionally students get hun- ments for the trip.

wM: Page Three THE COLONNADE Saturday, May 10, 1941 Saturday, May 10, 1941 THE GOLONN ADB Bowers Gives Gilbert-Sullivan Operetta Page Two Marquand Portrays Lives AsiSeeli of Vanishing Bostonians Junior Piano to be Given Here May 23 L B Editor's N»t*: The author of iWs The well-known operetta, "H. ^ S. Pinafore" or "The What; pirivileges do DeanfB list*;students a-eeeive? They artioteen«ii4sts that her name By DOROTHY MILLER Recital Fri. Lass That Loved a Sailor" by Gilbert-Sullivan, will be given have their namjes printed once the following quarter in the be withheld. As in THE LATE GEORGE APLEY, which was the 1938 in the Russell auditorium, Friday night. May 23, at 8:30 Pulitzer winner, Mr. Marquand in his newest book—H. M. Lena Bowers will present her m. Principals in the cast in- paper—that is all. If we are to raise the scholastic stan- Where- are those happy— or at p. PULHAM, ESQUIRE, again portrays the minds and habits junior piano recital on May 16, at dards of the campus, some incentive should-be given to en-- least confident—isolationists, of 7:15 in the Russell auditorium. elude Nan Gardner, Locust Grove; ' courage students to make higher marks. yesteryear, the ones who thought of a certain fast—vanishing race Her program will consist of the The Gadabout Fay Crowder, MiUedgeviUe; Americans could live alone and of Bostonians. Library Adds following selections: Dorothymae Burge, Monroe, La.; Nearly all colleges recogiiize scholastic ability by giving, like it and-^bid^igoodbye ^to their By BLANCHE LAYTON Leo Luecker, Milledgeville; Sidnev Henry Pulham Is the type man New Books Time marches on, and at least, Clark, Atlanta; Pete Peters, Mil- special privileges to honor students. Some schools give un- Europeanrand-Worldwide commit- you would expect to find in any ments and ^ survive? They have A new shipment of books re- that home-going week-end has ledgeville; Sanford Taylor, Bir- limited cuts, others give extra week-end privileges. financeer office—calm, easy-go. fadedf like jthecearly spring flow- cently received by the main li- arrived. My! Some fun, but Tues- mingham, Alabama; and Dr. Ben- Ainiong the aims of GSCWfor next year is the goal, for ers, in; thethot' sun of reality; for ing, unsuspecting, and yet holding brary is rapidly being catalogued. day is another day. ham Stewart, Milledgeville; will the full moon i of v t l i e day of the on to the past. The following editions may soon The play "Our Town" was good, sing with the chorus which is higher,scholastic work. It is not just the freshmen who are wasn't it? The art of make-up making low grades because they haven't made adjustments machine comeSi: and if it does not Henry's study is told against the be secured at the desk. made up of members of the Mil- bring .with:.it^^the brotherhood of background of the 25th reunion COLLECTED VERSE — Lewis showed itself as being quite de- ledgeville college A Cappella to college life—an excuse offered at the first of each school man: it: certainly has made us of his class at Harvard. 'While Carroll; SHELLEY—Newman Ivey veloped, especially in Dean Hoy choir. year for low grades among freshmen students, but the upper neighborsrof the world. And sub- writing his life for the class book, White; Italian Paintings in XIV Taylor's mustache and Dr. Ed The operetta is to be presented classmen are not showing upso well. To be recognized as a. jeict to all ithe woes of having he tells his story—the story that and XV Centuries; MY BROTH- Dawson's wig. by the College Theatre and the The D. A. R. Ruth Bryan Owen fine woman's college we must have higher scholastic stan- dangerous: neighbors we can't es- will not appear in the book. ER—A. E. Housman - Laurence music departments of GMC and cape. Last week:-the super-dread- Housman; ARTS AND MAN— Rhode Citizenship club had its GSCW combined. The music will dai^ds. nought of all airplanes was rolled Back through the years he goes Stites; LOVE AND NEED-COL- last meeting of the year at Miss be dhected by Max Noah. Leo from:its hanger in •• California, the to his childhood on the family LECTED POEMS OF JEAN UN- Katherine Scott's home last Fri- Luecker will serve as stage direc- If we raise our grades, we may begin a drive toward be- estate and his life there, his train- day afternoon. She told the group ing eligible for the American Association of University height;-of •: a - t h r e e - s t o r y building TERMEYBR; ADONAIS—A Life tor and Edna West as technical and the length? of a 20-story one, ing in a private school which of John Keats—Dorothy Hewlett; some of the most fascinating director. The pubhc is cordially Wonien or be allowed a chapter of Pi Beta Kappa. It is only with; gas tanks- that hold more helped to give him that feeling THE MAN WHO FREED MUSIC stories about her home and her invited to attend. through the efforts of the students can the college standards than: a carload and it will fly to of superiority over his fellowman •i-a Life of Beethoven—Schauff- family, and they had a lovely time together. be, raised,; Germany and back with enough THE SENIOR WALK AT THE that not even the war and its ler; AMERICAN CRAFTSMAN- bombs to wreck: a sizable town. UNIVEI^ltV OF ARKANSA9- aftermaths could wipe out com- Scott Graham Williamson; HOR- The Commerce Club met in People often say that rewards: are not gpod in themselves BUTLER IN THi^LAlVlBCA, Church Notes H/^ THE NAWE^ OF'ALL QRAD- pletely. ACE WALPOLE-^. W. Kitton- Beeson Bee Hall on Tuesday to be set up, but if Dean's list students were given extra, CHI HOUSE AT.ALABA/IA/V: Lena Bowers night to choose its song from Evien while the blueprints were 1 UATE5 (OVER'4000)£N61^VE[X BHAS'NAMED'THRfeEpF'HIS' The twenties are passed briefly Crane; HOLMES—Pollock Lett- privileges, we believe that girls would work harder and those under way for this giant, some of 0FF3PRINQ. LAMBPA, e m . ' ers; THE UNITED STATES AND those sent from each dormitory BAPTIST mn/ and the story resumes in 1938 and the faculty. Mayfair and En- who just miss the mark a point or two would aim a little our responsibleMeaders were pub- WORLD ORGANIZATION 1920- B. T. XJ, 2:30 On Sunday. May with the war clouds again hang- Fantasia, Opus 15—Schubert nis were the best liked, and the licly washing their hands of ob- ing over , while family 1933; RUMHARDT HOLBEIN; 11, members of the B. T. U. will higher the: next quarter. ligations to; the,-other nations of Allegro Con fuoco, ma non trop- final decision gave Ennls' song life goes on in its eternal groove, FLEMISH PAINTING-SEVEN'.- discuss the topic "Loving One An- the earth, , announcing that peacetime wants; what will we do tops. and did see around them every winter in Boston, summer at TEENTH CENTURIES, MY po other." The women of the Bap- America:(Would :go its superior about limitations on our supplies Dr. Charles Smith was telling day. And so we come to the year North Harbor. FRIENDLY PONTEMPORARIES Adagio tist Church were guests of the way alone, f They/ appeared to see of goods' we are accustomed to —Hamlin Garland; ASTROPHEL .II his French class the other day of li^fferfa 1940, and its swing from this dream Complications arise when Mar- Y. W. A. at an installation service no . i n c c m s i s t e n c y between their having, and what will prices do —Alfred H. Bill. Gigue (Prom the First Partita) his experience with fleas in the of isolation xo a painful facing of vin Myles, the girl of his youth and tea held at the church on makes: the book; morfr personal. statements; and • facts they could reality we hid wanted' to ighdre. when people bid against each —Bach-Heinze smaller hotels in France. It's a To the .Editor: other for a limited supply. This appears. There is much laughter Wednesday, May 7. Scenes of our campus, buildings, Certaily it is nothing new "in Auf Flugeln des Gesanges (On funny thing, but did you ever angle of mechanized warfare and some sadness in Henry Pul- It seems a policy of .the Colon- and lakes are all new—they can't human history for people to look Wings of Song)—Mendelssohn- notice how students start moving CATHOLIC naOe to pi;bU^h. only those letters be found in last year's annual. leads us to control of rices, and ham's life through it all Henry Campus Briets around when fleas are mention, the other way from a, fact they fits into the peg of any conven- Heller Newman Club will meet Friday "to the editor" that are of adverse And the candid shots of the saw only'trouble in facing'; but that means government control, ed? faculty will be constant reminders for only the government can tional middle-age man that you m I heard one girl say that when afternoon. May 16, at 5:00. criticism. the consequenceis' - seldom^ have 4— or I see every day. Many of the Atkinson Hall w,ill have a dor- Ethiopian Serenade—Godowsky of how our "profs" really look. handle such a thing. No part of mitory party. May 24, in the new her father asked her if she was EPISCOPAL Sometimes, there are happen- She offered all .she had to give been happy, ^and in, the case of characters are typical everyday Watteau Paysage—Godowsky We, point: with pride to: our lives or our institutions is doing much "courting" up here, League will not meet May 11 . ings on the,campus that merit let- That another soul this life might the U. S. they involve great dis- people. .BO-JBo-joO omvuikfBrown, thwAeb w..n-clas_s May Night—Palmgren Evaf. Panielrr-editor, exehipt fi-oih feeling the effortls of she answered, "No, but I'm doing ters of .eoirimendation.; live. in our accustomed' dining hall. The girls and their Hungarian Etude—MacDowell METHODIST Mary Zelma . Gillis-^business plans for the future, the plans of mechanized warfare and our prep- a lot of correspondence." The SPECTOUM was not only Through a world of pain and arations to meet it. The costs of manager 140 million of the earth's most de. football star who even in middle dateAlsl wilmemberl plays gameof Honos anr d danceBoard, The Elementary Education Club There will be no league Sunday, delivered to the college.last Mon- dark' despair mechanized warfdri^ also' mdiiht raises of the crowd and Bill King, Viola Qay—art editor My Mother brought me up from manding people.' age requires, even demands the are urged to be present at the has a new Way to play bingo. They ray. but within three hours the into 'figures in which only an the efficient business man who May 11. Miss Mamie Padgett—advisor there. regular meeting at 8:15 Wednes- Scribblers tried it at their last meeting. In- A delegation from Emory Junior majority, of th^ yearbooks were in . astroh'inner'can feel at home; from always has a million dollar idea. and all other members of the A tiny thing with vacant eyes How are we going to'take it? day night May 14. Nominations stead of using numbers,-they used at Oxford gave the program at the handSiPf the students. this stemis the question of how The book is well-written in a Stftff. To her, a holy scared prize. So far, we are proving'adaptable, for next year's Honor Council will club member's names. May 4. Bob The cover is lovely, and the in- .public expenses shall W paid, out pleasing, easy moving style, which Reorganize A Senior With loving care she-tended-me as might be expected" of a nation - orchestrOrchestra membermmbers almosalmost ^Sand^l'oised the subieot, formality of all the pictures of whoise pocket' the taxes " shMl And- taught my childish-mind to with our history of experiment. •melted do™" whUe playing over . 'Christ in a Per.son's Profession;Profession;" come- and how mu'ch;^ see; One item worth'noting is the Ann Bridges, president of^ the in Peabody Auditorium last Fri continuing the same idea, Robert The toad things that 1 must not army's concentrating its person- Scribbler's Club, appointed ' Sue day afternoon. Rutledge spoke on "The Duties of do nel in the yefirs below 25, be- In many magazines and news- 4i Landrum, publicity director; Ethel The play production class has a Christian." cause a youthful nervous" system paper colunims' now '' i s '" being Our Town" Performance Hembree and Mildred Covin, social given two one-act plays this And air good things she taiight PRESBYTERIAN me too. seems desirable in handling our brought up the proposition of committee; Aim Stubbs, program quarter; namely. "Rehearsal" and Everything depends upon whether In an old, old chest, her trea- new large-scale mechanized forces. how we should frame" the future, chairman; and Mary Emma "Twelve-Round Look." Vespers will not meet Sunday (B](:. Assooi^ted Cplleg^ate^ Press) the individual human being under- sure trove THS machine is now established granting tha^ Britain will defeat yHins Campus Praise Shultz, membership chairman, at Tlie happiest person on the afternoon, May 11. At vespers '*The .human world as we know stands his work and what it means Went worn out shoes and baby as the means Of winning v?ars; and Germany with bur machines and By BONITA CHIVERS a call meeting of the club Mon- (Continued to Page 4) every Sunday there has been a it is the product of work—^work and what part it plays in the h u - clothes. in its latest use (fast planes to supplies.' Doubtless many more day night. May 5, in Bell parlor. continued discussion of denomi- i^th the hands or work with the Through an epitome of life from birth to death, joy to man economy, and whether he is To bring out on some future day soften up a territory's resistence, will die in this war'before Ger- Pm-pose of the meeting was for nations and sects in America. Last ibrain.. Its progress is only made ready and willing; to do his. very Wh6n baby grown, must go away. followed by fast tanks' to destroy many admits" defeat^ for in his teartthe loves and aches of human beings sat a silenced reorganization of the club and to Sunday, May 4, a large crowd possible by work. It is work which GSCW Met best to make his work productive Deep in her heart fond memory centers of fighting enemies, leav- speech' last Sunday-Der 'Fuehrer welcome new members, who in- heard Major Ralph Bryant' ex- has lifted us out of brute life. It SLfat -our Town, the P ' - J - » X r ^ ^ "'^" and helpful to his fellow-men." book ing' foot' soldiers only to occupy prdclaiihed' that "never again will clude Betty Park, LilUan Middle- l^lain the Methodist doctrine. After may be Work which is tiresome, it Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, presi- The first short word and step I the district) the German army Germany- go through another year brooks, Kathryn McGriff. Joyce vespers a number of students went may be work which is nerve- Oglethorpe in dent of Columbia university, calls took. is said to have made the fh'st real like 1918."' Germany long since Hendricks, Betty Cheney, Winnie In a group to dress parade at wracking or it may be work which stage «^,^"^!.^"^^.^fcorners but conventional country doctor. " restrictions on output of labor un- The soft sweet pat upon my revolution in fighting since 1346. has lined' up every resource in her ••-f clowned for Grover s Corners, but co ^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^ ^^ He Manry, Jane Bowden, Dilsey Ai'- GMC. brings with it satisfaction and de- fair to society and to the worker. head On that historic date the floweris nation for a fight to the death, how easily the town editor (Ed was just plain, witty Mack Swear, thur, Mary Emma Shuftz, Sue Debate light. In any case it must be work. When Mother tucked me safe In of French chivalry (cheval-hdrse) and she intends to end the strug- Dawson) announced with a shake ingen with a different name for Landrum, Nancy Green. Louise bed. was mowed down by the arrows of gle before American productive of his head that there was no the night. Wallace. Nell Moore, Mildred Co- Friday evening at 7:15 p. m.. Commerce Club Mary Zelma GiUis and Winifred Your warm dear eyes,^ and'soft English longbowmen, whom the capacity can get under way fo "culture" in our town, both of Mrs. Gibbs (Virginia Lucas) as vin. Elizabeth Kelly, Floreid Hol- CKooses Sang The Cobiinade caress proud horsemen never got close overwhelm her. Yet, the war will which were personal draws to the a happy housewife realistically ley, Mary Nail, and Margaret Green debated with Oglethorpe Are menories, dear,' that I love enough to for ilieir weapons to end sometime; and when it does, portrayed the emotions expressing Nicholson. university on the Pi Kappa Delta will leaders prepare to live in a life of the village. question. The debate was held in At the Commerce Club meeting Publifh^d .weekly during school year except during holidays and best. be useful'. Foot soldiers have been Emily (Maudine Arnau) made love, happiness, and finally death. Elizabeth Colson and Ann last Tuesday night a songwritlng examination periods, by thestudeDts of the Georgia^ State College for Your hands, my dear, are magic the great reliance of modern ar- world united by machines, or try Simon Stimson (Leo Lucker) gave Bridges were in charge of the pro- Arts 16. to forget as they did in 1918 that us feel the warm human virtues The Debating Society met on contest was held. The winners Women, Milledgeville, Georgia. Subscriptipn price $1.00 per year. too. mies, although machines have, of of childhood. Womanhood, love, a clear-cut picture of the town gram, during which Janice Ox- chosen Were from Enhis hall. every nation is next door to every drunk. ford read some of her poetry. Tuesday night, April 29, to work Entered as second-class matter Octobc;i; ^0, 1928, at the post office. They healed all hui-ts I ever knew. course, added to their efficiency, and marriage. Her effort to grasp Their song was arranged to the Should I commit an awful crime particulairty the powerful guns other one in the day of electric Professor WlUiard (Hoy Taylor) on the club scrapbook and discuss i^Milledgeyliie, Georgia, imder the AOtof il{ilarch,3. 1879. . communication and air transport? life again after death created a plans for a Pi Kappa Delta ban- tune of "I've Been Working on 5tV. I know your heart would still be which weaken enemy lines enough was just his pleasant life-like self In Samuel Butler's satire, Ere- deep stir in our imagination. It SCBIBBLEBS MAKE the Railroad" and those who Editor Evelyn Lane Business Mgr. mine. to protect the infantry from much with make-up. lights, and a fas- quet to be sometime near the end whom, the last man on earth des- was in the last scene she reached FLANS FOR NEW YEAR of the quarter. composed the song are to be hon- Lucia rw«**cj,BoQney,, •_ ^^^^^ ^^^ ^sl;_ Bus. Mgr. I pray, that God will help me do loss of life in occupying an area. cinating mustache. or guests at a picnic May 20 in Paula Bretz • ^/^^^^^f^^^^ ^ Business Assistants-Betty Book- troys the last machine just before the greatest and most affecting The Scribblers had their A feature of the evening was All things, my dear, you want me moment of her characterization of Among others who must be men- Nesbit Woods. The top ranking ButhjiAdanis.v Asspciq,iie JI-U. er_ , Bil .^„^l Watsontwofcnn , EvelyRvpivn DavisDavis, it can get him. There is more monthly meeting last Monday the playing of a record made this to. Now it is the plane and the Emily in the quietness of the tioned with gratitude for their song has been adopted as the club Betty Park, Johnnie Colleen O'Brien If I knew naught of things tank, plus the motorcycle, that re- truth than humor in the fantasy, performance are: W. E. Hlckey evening in Bell hall parlor with year at Georgia Evening college, 4 t'- graveyard. on which Dot Hall, Ruth Banks, song and the others submitted in • '^^.wam News Editor Editorial Assistants — Arimenta above, stores the mounted soldier to his in the year of 1941. because of his extremely^ good Anne Bridges as hostess. New the contest will be used as pep Mrs. Webb's (Lillian Middle- members were taken in and the and June Moore spoke on the wmiSd Oxeene Peatui'e Ed. Greene, Blanche Layton, Mar- I know I'd worship Mother, Love. medieval position of pre-eninence ' brook's) playing was visually love- action as dairyman; W. R. fUves songs. Selections :^or the editors linS j^dan ..;....• Photo Editor ; tha ^arbrough, Ruth Pearman. God took all best things that he over the man on foot. Yet what a because of his clear-cut portrayal plans of the coming year were national Pi Kappa Delta question, ^ ly and fluid from the moment o l the club paper, "Commercial ^IfM^m sue Landrum. Janice O^cford. difference in the speed and des- of constable Warren; Marian discussed, After a very interest- "Resolved: that the\ nations of the knew, she ran down the stairs to pre- Letter." will be made at the next And made a Mother dear like you. tru.ctipn.pf mo^de|;i^,cou^t9^troops Stewart because of her pleasant ing program the hostess served Western Hemisphere should form ^Jnrihonv ••• Typists Bonita Chivers An Abraham Lincoln room con- pare breakfast till her heart-rend- meeting. ' and those of medieval ones. Mod- taining more than 1,000 items of sandwiches and drinks. a permanent union." lle^olm-^Jean'Peterson. Nancy Greene, Mary Emma Schultz, A tribute to your love I pay. ing recollection on the day of the (Continued' to Pae(e 4) Margaret Wilson, Agnes EVatt, Dilcey Ai-thur For this you know, is Mother's ern machinery also has, to be Lincolniana was recently opened turned out for military uses in Day. in the William L. Clements library Emma Hagan,. Mary Emma Schultz-Circulation Managers plants accustomed to cater to at the University of . Mary Piveash—Exchange Manager —Laui'ine cowart THE COLONNADE Saturday, M^y 10, 1941 .' / Page Four .Sdturdiy, li&j^ 10, t94t l^HfE Cd^LONN AD B Page Five .. —^*»J-•^^1S:«^^''^l',•'' McKiiiney Spotlight Y Installsri^ Ree» Caiendiir GSC Roll Includes Colors, After a -r~ (Continued from Page 1) Saturday: Wins Journal stalled Sunday at Vespers. The •• 4:00 Spdrts equipment rented Royalty, Flowers, and Fish Fashion Of The Week By' ANNWATEftSTON swimming meeting has dropped regular Cabinet is as -follows: and checked out. By RUTH ADAMS •^e Physidar'iidUcalloii'deiiar^ considerably within the last few Mary Jeanne Bverett, president; 7:30,Play night week's. There will be a meeting Monday:'.' "'••' ••! ^•'•-' '• Four varieties of flowers, thilee arrays of color, three Style Contest By SHIRLEY WOOD . ment should' be justly proud this Doris Watson, vice-president; :Vir- They say that the best things week; not dhiy because of the on Monday, May 19, at 4 o'clbck ginia Parker, second. vice-presi- 4:00 Sports equipm,ent rented members of ijoyalty, eight species of animals, five wartime in.the pool,, at.which time a new andi checked out. By ARAMINTA GRJIEN in life come in small packages. To distinct Kdnorbestowed'on I>r. dent ;: Emily Cook, secretary; Edith terms, and three land surfaces—this is not a moron's inven- illustrate this point we offer you Manchester but because Miss rojlwill. be,.m,a,de..AJi those, who Ti'apnell, treasurer; Anne- Gwynne, 4:15 Swimming clubs meet tory of his store, but it's what one • Industry does bring reward. the wicked, but oh, so stylish Ethel Tisdh, director' of liiQ are not present will be dropped morning watch chairman; Hazel 4M5 Softball might find after glancing at the Juliette McKinney, freshman, of rhinestone-and-ruby dagger that modern dance and'social dahc. from the. clubjind will have to Killingsworth, chapel devotional 5:00 Plunge roll of the student body at GSC. Calhoun Attends Vienna, Georgia is $25 richer now Mary Griffen wears in the lapel ing was featured in the !'Journal trypiit for, readmisi^ion into the chairman;. Marguerite. Bassett, 7:15 General Board meeting Blacks, Browns, and Greens because of the carefulness and of a black suit. of Health, Physical Education ciui),; DON'T , FORG-ET THE deputations;: Viola Gay, publicity; '7:30' Modern ttence Institute at Peabody TI»^ Airo THE DATE'. make up our color chart. The thoughtfulness with which she Marjorie Evans has a pin in .and Rd^mtidn." ^ A "picture of Marjorie. Harring;: music; Louise Tuesday:' > 4:00 Sports equipment rented Browns are most popular this Mary Alice Calhoun, president made a dress in home economics the form of a brown wooden hand Miss • Tiso'n' in. dance poise ap- Paver, membership chairman of and checked out. season for there are 26 students of the Future Teachers of Ameri- last quarter. that keeps steady company with a pears in connection with ah Dr. Manchester— the freshman group; Ptose Ann bearing this name. ca club, has been selected to rep- On April 19 Juliette sent her , article on.' the dance entitled Chapman; publicity;' Carolyn Ed- 4:30 Plunge couple of marbles and a few jack- (Continued from Page 1) Although we still insist that we resent GSCW at the fourth an- dress to Atlanta to compete with a stones. "Persistent Function of Dancing" wards, entertainment; libby Up.; 5:00 Archery shaw, membership chairman of 7:15 Polk Dance are governed by a president, our nual Institute of Pi'ofessional Re- thousand other entries in the AT- If you want to see something by Dr. George M. Gloss of L. S. tary Qf the research section of the , sophomore group; Augusta Wednesday: roll clearly shows us that, in our lations at Peabody college, Nash- LANTA JOURNAL State Sewing, that's really a dog, grab your •.U. ..,..,. the Mid-west. Dr. Manchester was Slappey, program; Miriam Jones, 4:00 Sports equipment rented midst, we have Dukes, Lords, and ville, Tennessee. contest. Last Sunday when the specs and hunt up Catherine Ma- THE AIRCHEBY TOURNA- president of the Ohio Woman's publicity; Katherine McGriff, en- or checked out. Kings. Calhoun will be one of a se- JOURNAL announced the win- son. She's wearing a tiny red, : MENT WAS POSTPONED PROM college asspciation and chairman Noah's Ark certainly had but lected group of college seniors in ners, Juliette discovered that she LAS*!* Wedhesday evening, be- of the constitution committee of tertainment. 4:15 Plunge white, and blue striped sock; no, 7:30 Modern Dance few more animals and fowls than charge of the institute. This in- had won a prize of $25 for second not on her foot—on a navy fitted cause of rain, to the first clear the National IXrector's associa- have we. Swans, Peacocks, and a stitute will be held June 26 and place in the junior division of the evening next week. The tourna- Thursday: coat. It's attached to three knit- 4:00 Sports equipment rented or Byrd add grace to the fowl world. 27. contest. The dresses were judged .ment will be run off immediatVly Dr. Manchester has become a ting needles which are made of Rec. Board Has checked out. In a near-by lake we find a Leach, on a basis of originality, style* after supper on the range in. definite asset to the southern white tooth picks, tinted on the 4:15 Plunge a Herring, and Basses. A Chick and workmanship. ends with red nail polish. front of Parks. An individual district. She has served as chair- Retreat at Rainy River and a Hogg are occupants of the F. T. A. Elects Juliette's dress is made of nat- score will be kept for each con- man of, the long term planning Sunday morning at 9 o'clock the 5:00 Archery Caroline Talley's wooden scare- 7:00 Cotillion barnyard. ural colored monk's cloth and is crow looks stylishly slouchly with testant. People who have entered committee of the Southern Direc- Executive Board of the Itecreatlon Hitler and his fifth columnists Killingsworth designed after the South Ameri- . are: Pishbourne,. Landrum,. .Pope,, tor's association and is a memi. association went to Rainy river 7:15 Physical Education club his dangley yellow feet, white me'eting woUld think we had joined them P]*^fiiHATit can or Mexican influence on hands, and straw coat. Smith;' Warnock;' Pfttsi" Beiihett,' ber-at-large of the Southern Di- for their spring.retreat. The pur- for our names reveal that we have PridayV , American clothes. A fringe around On her little finger Betty Allen Eubanks, Hudson, Paul, .Bobert- rector's association. pose, of the retreat was to appoint Camps, Cannons, and Ports. They Hazel Killingsworth was elected 4:00 Sports equipment rented or the bottom of the skirt and a gay wears a set of gold bands, one .son, Wansley, Whichard, Bow4fn, , ;\5?:e ,arg ini^ecid prpud to' havft:.: managers of the. sports and discuss would perhaps be disappointed president of the PTA at the meet- checked out. belt made of harmonizing wool green, one yellow, and the other Comer, Grace, Mangham, Reeve, . Dr. Manchester on our GSCW prpblems and improvements for should they learn tliat we have ing held April 15. Other newly 4:15 Plunge thread are the outstanding fea- white. and Sowell. Scorers for the event faculty. next.year. The girls present were- only one who would Pite. elected officers are: Virginia tures of the dress. will be Mattie Curry,. archery Doris Warnock, president;. Mayo Gayle Rankin's tiny beaded ^ ••, IIIIH III » . ^ I.-I • 1^ —..» • •-•••• !«• !••• If you're the athletic type, you Langford, vice-president; Eliza- Aultman,. vicfe-president;. Nelle "I selected the simplest pattern Mexican sombrera has really gone malinger, aspted by Jay^ Smith. can enjoy yourself rambling over beth Kelly, secretary; Martha Bond, secretary; Qlympia. Diaz, The University of North Caro- I could find and used only the to her head. She wears it atop GUPPIES '^TO HOED PULL Lanes, Fields, and Hills. Scarbrough, treasurer; Emma Ha- Bond, Wilson Att^d treasurer; Jane McConnell, chau'-: lina's .39; student pilots;,have basic lines," Juliette says, "and her long black hair. MEfeNG OB ELSE Such is the variety in GSCWs gan, librarian; Olive Massey, re- man of managers: Margaret Wil- amassed a total of 1,640 flying ^ then I finished it like I wanted Among Grace Smith's prized Atlendahce'' at the' Giippies' Ri§c CbriVenfion sttjdent body roll. porter; and Carolyn Hilyer, par- QOTifiU. PtfiUE .tn w^tjy and son, publicity manager; and Miss, hours without an accident and it. I really don't particularly like possessions is a slave bracelet with only four minor mishaps. limentarian. A song leader and a sewing but when I do something Nelle' Bond' afid.Margaret. Wil- Young Amertco Dance • FTOcfc Grace Potts, advisor for Recrea- historian will be elected later, it her initals engraved on it. There son represented GSCW at the tri- tion association. I like to do it well. Anyway I is also a set made up of earrings worn by Dorothy Lowell, star of The Gadabout— was decided. wanted to make a good grade." DUKE UNIVERSITY state Athletic federation for.Cql-,, "QH^ •<5ffft Sundoy," on Columbia Tuesday night, April 30, mem- and a ring fashioned from tur- r ' ; • \ '' , ' lege 'women April''^5-26 held at' network. The revival of thuroogue Juliette is majoring in home quoise and heavy beaten gold. hr cotton fabrics now makes it Directories of Catholic uriiyer^i-, (Continued from Page 3; bers of the club visited the new Schdofbf NuMiig Winthrpi^ cpUegp, ^ k Hill,.S, C. economics but uP until now she To clinch our statement about Kiftsible jor us to have several of ty graduates livins in every met- Trayel the campus this week was Eva Daniel Hodges Candy Factory which will has done very-.little sewing. She DURHlia!rN.'G. Problems of Woinen's Athletic ^»«se inexpensive summer form- ropolitan center of the'* country, when the annuals arrived. soon be in operation. The use of "small packages" we offer Janis Association common to colleges \is. Her white lightweight ^'lace" Comfortai)ie, Quickj ha^ never before made a dress -V- The Diploma of Graduate in>}«lry is ideal for summer.; . are being compUed by the univer- Wasn't the program given Mon- the various machines was explain- Dunbar's fleur de lis. It's form- represented were discussed during except for a; home economics ed in yellow gold, various Nurse is awairdt^d: after-thrje'e sity's national alumni office, Way day by the,History Club impres- ed. project in high school. years. The entrance require; the -raornihg. A 'banquet, jgapes, sive? The speeches were well done. pearls, and three tiny diamonds. m'oi^em dance concert, and sup-' Walker Sang By Of the $25 she says, "I haven't This lovely heirloom is worn ments are intfelligyiice; cHar'- The Modern Dancers are work- any idea what I'll do with it. It's acter, and graduatioiifromw per'at the shack,were pntiie pro- Early Ballads either as a pin or apendant. A gay printed jersey worn under gram during the afternoon and • Sliariipoo^W^ve Set— BUS ing hard on their dances for the all such a surprise." accredited HJigh Sehopl. Pre-, Eoosevelt Pruyn Walker, Bob-Pihs. recital on May 15. Religions l/ary So we only say to appreciate a yellow coat with a white lace •night! The dress is now being sent to these Jessies' ingenuity and good ference is givfeiitpHhys'e who' professor of EngUsh at the Uni. FROM Miileilg^ille Bus A lot of students turned out for New York to compete in the collar is the spring outfit of Mary have had coUefge kbrE V Colleges rei)resen,ted at the. con-'^ versity of Georgia, presented a play night on Saturday night. taste, just look around at the many Ann McKinney. Her hat is burn- ference "wer^:'winthrop, Erskine,^ national sewing contest. attractive bits of costume jewelry. The annual tuition of $100 prpgram of early English ballads Rose's 5-lOc Store Terniinal There was badminton, ping-pong, Among GSCW ed sugar straw, and with this she covers the cost of mainteni- Limestdne,' and Gokei* colleges, in chapel Friday, May 9. Mr. Wal- You may be missing some of the has brown and white spectators, a and dancinf. My! It was fun. ance, uniforms, bpoks, etc. , Plorida State College.for.Women, ker has specialized in the study brightest features on anybody's brown leather bag, and white Now that the "Jimmies" are Catalogues, applicatipn. forms, University of GedrgiaV Agiies'Scot'' of old ballads. He and Mr. Mike "Our Town"— campus if you overlook these rare gloves. "on parade" every Sunday after- Students and information about require- and'GSCW. MacDowell, his accompanist, are ornaments. On.Saturday at, 10 o^clock Mrs. noon, the "Jessies" have an alter- By BLANCHE LAYTON (Continued from Page 3) ments may be bbtaiiied from! now on tour. Mr. Walker, dressed native for that prolonged after- On the campus we have Bap- Ma^;y Ella Soule, of Universiiiy of chatter interpreting Mrs. Soames; the admission committee. in costume, ^gay^, the,,bal]lads with noon nap. tist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Georgia spoke on "Athletics for Clifford Collins because of his all their original flayori Sanford looked "spic and span" Episcopalian, Catliolic, Lutheran, BookBriets NYA News Life:" good performance as Sam Craig; Mr. Kendall,Weisiiger^ a mem- on Thursday afternoon when it Christian, Jewish, (Seventh Day George Allen, Bill Walden, Bill ber of the staff of Southern Bell was open for inspection to the Adventist, and other miscellaneous Margarette Burton has been Noah, and Joe Moore because of Telephone Company,, in Atlanta, seniors-to-be. I heard one junior religious groups. Of all these de- By DOT MILLER elected president of Student Gov- their liked presentations. IN THIS OUR LIFE by Ellen will be guest speaker in chapel say she wanted to live in every nominations, the Baptists are in ernment of the NYA project. Other May 10. room because they were so pretty. the lead with five hundred and As a description, "Our Town," . A beautifully written officers selected are: Iva Wright; The GSCW Golden Anniversary sixty—one students. (Grover's Coners) was a simple, story that has been called "The vice-president; Geneva Collins, heart-rending story of a quiet Vanity Fair of Our Civilization" H.Dodi^bn— film showed that one didn't have Following the Baptists are the treasurer; and Jeanette Bailey, pleasant people in a simple coun. by the Boston Transcript. (Continued from Page 1) to go to to find beau- Methodists who number up to four secretary. try town. Once again play goers WINSTON CHURCHILL by Re- lows;. tiful scenery (both stationary and hundred sfudents.. There are one Ml'. Herbert Massey conduct- secretly wept and publicly laughed ne Kraus. Mr. Kraus has been in < Ti-io Opus 87 -— Brahms walking). The recording of Mr. hundred Presbyterians and thifly- ed the forum, "Family Rela- over a wonderfully good perfor- European politics for almost 20 AUegi'o Leo Luecker's voice explaining the five Episcopalians. Thirteen stu- tionship," of the^NYA girls Wed- your Partner mance. The undercurrent of feel- years. He was counselor to the Andante con motb pictures makes it interesting. dents belong to the Catholic nesday night. These forums arc ing was especially noticeable Press Department of the Austrian , Scherzo-Presto , Now to give you girls something church and four students are held monthly and among these after another Edna West produc- Government until, the Hitler in- Mnale-Allegro gj^ocosp to tliink about until next week, Jewish. have been forums on "Public RTHUR MURRAY'S glara- tion. As the curtain closed, we vasion. His book on Winston i ourous dancing teachers Three Nocturnes — Bloch I'll ask you this question. It's The Newman Club is a Catho- Health" led by Dr. J. H. Litton; dashed away foolish tears and Churchill is timely.and well writ- Ahave to be even more partic- really very simple. If you get the lic organization with fifteen mem- ."Vocations" conducted ' by Dr. Andante rose to praise another splendid ten-^tracing the life of Chm'chill. ular than most girls about answer before the next Colonnade bers, most • of whom are college Harry Little; and "Problems Con- Andante quieto college theater production. from the time he proposed a toast daintiness: No wpiider dainty, issue, let me know. VSHiy does a girls. fronting'the Georgia Legislature" effective Odorono Cream is Tempestosp in 1895 to those yet under 21 years IHEY AOOK JWELl mouse when it spins? There are numerous student conducted by Jack Tolbert. theiif big favorite! Adagio sostenuto (Second Piano of age who in 20 years would con- Hold your partner with Concerto) —iRachmaninoff / Mrs. Florence Finney, area su- groups in each church, some of trol the, destiny of the British Em- Odorono Cream! Checks Huiigarian Dance in A minor- ^ which are the Episcopal Young pire, pervisor, addressed chapel Mon- perspiration 1 to 3 days— Brahms v. V.. ... , what the men will say when they day, and Joe Andrews spoke COMING! People's Oi'ganization, Baptist Among other new books in the no^-irritating, non-greasy, see your fingernails beautified with Student Union, Pi-esbyterian Stu- rental library are: • DOCTOR Monday on "Citizenship in a De- non-gritty. And it gives you H. M. S. PINAFORE mocracy." 50 to 10096 more for your ' Make your last year's dent Association, and the Metho- DOGBODY'S LEG .by James Nor- money! clothes look like a (Gilbert & Sullivan Operetta) dist Young People's League. ' man Hall and COME WIND Tlie newly elected NYA officers By Many of the GSCW stu- COME WEATHER, another book and their dates were guests of new outfit COLLEGE THEi^TRE & GMO-GSCW MUSIC dents belong to the various choirs, Mrs. C. B. McCullar Tuesday on- war-time. Britain' by Dophne S? I THE ODORONO CO., INC. DEPARTMENTS and participation in Sunday Du, Maurier, author of REBECCA. night at a theatre party. After- %'fi^ (10 Worth J P. O. I3ox B, New York, N. Y. , SNOW.'S I Send me the new Arthur MurraMurr y Dance Book i School and Vespers is whole heart- wards, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Pet- * of Lessons in •rt irenerous introductory jar of Odorono I Reserve 0 I and generous introductory jar „. cleans your ed and regular. ers entertained them at a sup- Arthur Murray Dance Book and ^ail Polish I andhandlingCream. I enclosi e 2 S)! to cover printing, mailing I clothes to perfection Friday, M(iy 23—Russell Atiditarium—8:30 P. M. Miss "Tohimie Maxwell enter- per in the Jones house. r- Generous Jar of Odorono C r e a m Name— with Send for complete booklet on nails: What to do about splitting nails; How tained "the members of the Coi'in- The NYA girls held their If tlie in.structions ia this new Arthur to give yourselfa Professional Manicure. Ask for~-"Your Fingernails and tlicir And so one ghost _ said to/an- Murray DAHCC Book were given in 25c —35c thian staff with a picture-show quarterly dance in the gymnasium his privftte studio it would cost 1101 Address- Care." Write ~ Manicure Dcpt., Lorr Laboratories, Paterson, New Jersey. other: "Do you believe in people?" Sec how easy, it is to learn! And see -State Sanitohe party Monday night. May 2, at 8 p. m. how easy it is.to hold your partner , :when you use ODORONO C1U2AM! . -1 Page Six THE COLONNADE Saturday, M^y 10, 1941

To which the art instructors re- corner—where always the obvious TJiif CQllegi^te^^l^^ plied: "Of course students go to appears, more subtle and the ar- Hey, Why Don'i You Say the Renaissance tpoiini to stlidy. tistic more coimfortable," Lewis ii ( ^ Ai^iated toUe«iiite ?teis) Art is ft study, too. And We would Kornfield said in the Clarion. He described "Sunmer" as "a rather ; Aft is all right in itiis places but be shirking our educational duty Hello" for a Change? peasant-looking woman with thick when the art is a nude statue, its if we failed to give our students a By MAtDINE ABNAU seems, breeds friendship. ankles and a fine carriage" who is place isn't the-iitoary of chance to see and appreciate the The campus is lull of "Hey." The dictionary reads, "Hey" "standing in the draft." univjersity. So "Summer," a mod- great works of art." The word not only covers the used to express Joy or pleasure or "Sununer " finally was removed ern classic nude cast in bronze by lawn and the sidewalks, but it surprise—also to attract atten. The anti-"Summer" faction, to the museun? where she is so the French sculptor, Arislide Mail- enters the academic buildings; it tion;" The word does express charging she attracted too many highly regarded that she is insur- lol, is back in her niche at the permeates the classrooms; and it these feelings but isn't "Hey" a students to the library—but not ed for $30,000. Denver art museum. predominates in the dormitories. little overworked? to pore over its bofiks—suggested It cannot -be escaped anywhere. So many students have such a The trouble started when "Sum- the nude be placed in the univer- A friendly greeting,, a hearty strong, habit of saying "Hey" to mer" was. lent to the university sity stadium. "She could draw as The University of Texas spends handshake, or a pleasant exchange everyone they meet, they forget all by the museum to; assume her many people as she wanted down less money per student than any of weather reports does any per- other salutations. Your writer is stance in the Renaissance room there without disturbing anyone. of the other 32 members of the; son a world of good. There are guilty, too; she even forgets and of Mary Reed library. She had The stadium needs filling, any- Association of American Universi- numerous ways of acknowledging gives the worn out greeting to been there only a few days when way," they said. ties. friends or strangers; why is it al- adults when a "hello" would be a professor asked at a * faculty A college columnist took sides The University of Kentucky is most always "Hey?" much nicer. meeting: "When is that statue go- with the anti-"Summer" faction, offering a five-week course in bil- "Good morning!" said with a If each student would make it ing to be moved?" "she should be retired to a quiet liards for co-eds. smile is a lovely sound. "Hello a point to never acknowledge there" has such a cheering ring. people thrice in the same way, It wasn't so much what he said "How are you?" makes one feel there would be a greater variety as the derogatory tone he used as though someone really cared. than they thought possible. Why that caused art professors to leap STATIONERY GIFTS MAGAZINES to her defense. Even "Hi, pal!" meaningless as it don't we save our "Hey?" CARDS FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS "She doesn't belong in a li- He stood on the bridge at mid- ELEMENTARY EDUCATION brary" :; one faction contended. All School Supplies night, CLUB ENJOYS PARTY "Students go there to study, not Tlie members of the Elemen- to be distracted—by *art or any- Wooten's Book Store And tickled her with his toes tary Education Club attended a thing else." For he was only a mosquito, . party Monday night,,- May 5, in And he stood on the bridge Peabody playroom. Entertain-- of her nose.—The Pointer. ment consisted of playing games, including Bingo, dancing and the W/TH THE GOLFERS Virginia Reel. Miss Lolita' An. il4&A£ii^:>''^^".>^--- .24:' thohy also conducted an intelli- .SPECIAL gence test. • ' The students who have recently 'done cadet teaching gave some •-SALE OF helpful • suggestions' for practice teachers. Miss Elizabeth Skinner was chosen as sponsor for the Ladies Silk club for next year. Stockings with Rigfif from the tee-off/ you'/f Wke their The Philadelphia Academy of Riayon Heels and Science recently named a plant ':w COOLER/ MILDER, BETTER TASTE -«-v^. Toes "Azalea Bakerae" in honor of Dr. W. B. Baker, professor of biology 69c values at Emory university, whose re- Omokers get every good quality search identified it. they like in Chesterfield's famous blend. Alpha Delta Pi sorority will; for 49c celebrate its ninetieth anniversary This right combination of the best tobac- at its convention June 27-July 1 cos that grow in our own Southland If you want the at Hot Springs, Va. and that we bring from far-off Turkey and Greece truly SATISFIES. best—Shop at Eat in style Make yournext pack at E, E. BELL'S Chesterfield,. ,you can*t PAUL'S CAFE teant'up with a better cigarette. 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