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'Member of Intercollegiate Press North Carolina Collegiate a_nd College Humor Press Association Mail Service cll. carrying to tbe floor with him with the world is that men's bodies mnnity." he continued, "is greatly af- president of the William Edgar of the mental states involved?" to "~one. up" on :Blackstone preparing ~~ot _m0re than 1_00 words of notes. A, haYe become enormously enlarged fecte~ by . its leadership. An unwise Marshall Medical Society, student or­ In other words, according to tile to vte wtth the Supreme Court exam- I suniiar reward Is offered to the win·, without a corresponding enlargement and meffictent leader can often make ganization under whose auspices ' the dean, the new type of minister must iners in January.. ner in this contest as is offered to the of the soul. He also quotes Professor a church not only impotent in the address was delivered, spoke briefly be something of the country doctor And so it has gone throughout the orator. Charles A. Ellwood, of the University struggle for better things, but make of the history of the society. or general practitioner in the field of years. I£ teaching could kif! a man, The two debaters who will make the of Missouri, as saying that democratic such church a scandal to the cause l'eligion. Dr. Gulley would long. since have trip are to be chosen from the varsity civilization is imperiled because mere of ?hrist and the elements that build "When the whole world seems to be I speed-min · list. of casualti<•s occun•ing at the pirate, and in the natural course relieve many students of unneces­ 1 • 1as a prayer-meetmg · 1" t h" 1 1 of events will ruin half a dozen sary burdens and handicaps of en­ cally. It seemed that no company was lletween the classes will i.Je in effect-· h. specia IS w Ile I JlCI'pem icuhn· cut'Ve on the north good men," Dr. 'Villiams said. trance conditions. while it still interested in buying it, due to the cost until some one disco.Yers a new place t: twals pa~tOJ~ i_n Andrews, N. C .. In. sirle of the <'llmpus. The acci· "Drive the love pil•ate, the finp· permits those wllo have an apti· of tearing it down and constructing it to practice painting. f a P ace e Uilt the prayer meetmg dent oceun·ed about midnight per, from the sea of life and con­ - tude for language to continue their again. In order to get rid of the Two years ago, the Class of '30 did rom a very smal~ nu_mber_ into one of Pridn~·. serve the manpower of the Na· studies. The new ruling by the tank the college has consented to let the most complete job· of painting in the largest .orgamzauons m the coun- This time it wns an Ohio mo. tion. Wake Forest faculty is another in­ this company have it on condition the history of this old landmark. try.. The ngures were kept for one tm·ist,

g the various sections of the Old I( l i ~ lh (~o lb anb 11tllark North State. Playing Safe / The OLD GOLD AND BLACK, as '------­ ~~ well as the citizens of the entire r Salisbur-y, Feb. 4- (AP)­ i State, are watching the political Catawba College is making plans I developments with intense inter­ to inaugurate n 8~·stt•m tno!leled - est and with the hope that the!' aftea• the Yule phm to insut•e I : outcome may be for the best in- anmtem· standing of its athletes. Millerit~ 1 terests of this great common- All students who take pm·t in t i wealth of ours. W. W. athletit·s will be requil·cd to sign 1': i a stat~·ment showing what rn·e­ Scdrir

1 Yion!:' athletic exJlcriPnc·c tlwy Law School Dean Credited l ssued Weekly by the Student. With One-half of Lawyers lun·e hatlTIL. ---· --· ...... Copyi8t the c·oaching stnft' of Ch:ll'lie Brings 0. LOUISB HOLDlNG ---··-·------·------·------Social J. F. Ashby, Mount Airy; \\'.H. Bostic, )lot•an, former Ceutt•e College Dn. G. W. PASCH.u•. ___ , ______Faculty Advisor Raleigh; \V. E. Brown, Blowing Rock; Poi1 Mit$. J<;, T. CiUTTt-a.o:nBN, Libranr CorrcHJ>cmdc·nt t•oach, null Geo1•ge Chinn, Ceutr·e R. G. Cobb, Lumberton; A. A. Dowtin, College htckle. Asheville; W. C. Douglass, Kinston; The Wake : F. B. RAY!I10NJ) W.N. DAY R. L. Foust, High Point; J. H. Folger, . quite a scare L. L.C~t.~m ;:u oun t .t\.' 1ry: J . B . I' 1 w C H t \ 1 Cosmos. Chaos. and Tom Lawrence, the powerful I H. C. CAitnOLL ------·---··-·--··------·Bu.si'ltcss Manager ayes. ur ear; ·. . amp on. • s H!·. PI .1 tl . "Tl N . Pat · t · . . HOWI:!LL ville· H H. Harris Seaboard. \V L. I 11 oma lesJan, on le ' e\\ no.: win easily, fom J. W. ------·--·-·-··--·4dvcrtising .Mrnuzgcr ' • • ' • • I iSlll ,. I ! G. A. O'Bitlr\N' ·------·--· ...... Advertising Manager Over Hepler, Greensboro; C. E. Johnson, , ·• , 1 the fim Horizon tough, but R. F. B,\..NIJY ...... ___ , ______, ___ ,. .Circulation ltfanagcr I-I f 1 ' I' I"'t 1 · 8 tl 1 · Names of \\· ake Forest men who have· JOHt\ B!tAN'HAM. ______•__ ,.lsril. Circufaticm Manager ert on ; .-.. . \.I c 1111. co anc 1 • • • d · 30 victory ove1 ,,ec,,'" I" J ..s L'ne1n1.1n. . . . s c·otla· 11 c.,1 "'eck .. d1ed clunng tins.. past year were ren"I ERE they come-the nucleus of an all-electric. En'tcred as second-class matter January 22, J D L k't \Y'lnington· D L :c\Ic I at tIe1 cone1 USIOU of t 11e IJrogram. l le The game w . . ar '!IS, II • . .•. I' t f II ,, .. t D . 'd H 1916, at the postoffice at Wake Forest, North BrYde, Linden: \Y. S. Prevatt, }<~den·] IS o ows: ·>IllS on av1s ·"" ams .. merchant marine. Yesterday, they were a dream: Auditoriu.m at Carolina, under the net of March 3, 1879. : • • :James Ga!Tett Anderson, .John Brqce ~ game for Wali ..:_~_.:______ton; T. \'\-. Poe, Durham; C. R. Reap. 1 B p Cl' t B 'ttl CI . To-day, they are well over the horizon, linking the potts SunscawTtoN Pn.h.::8: C R 11 C ! r~:nver, au 1 tn on rt . e, aut1 e crowd present $2.00 PER COLLEGE YEAR Al_bemarle: .J. · He ~· ol~way; : Victor Brown. Hem·\· Allred Brown. r of the east and west coasts with fonnightly service. The swamp the Dea :\l!ss Daphne Spratt. lila non:. E. H.; Theron Lamar Candie Edwin \Valter Member of Short, Rockv Mount; J. F. Vohva. Bel·f . ' . . '•1 goal of the Panama Pacific Line is to build three more displayed surp: ._ " l .._. C B Cooke, Jesse H. Dans, Dauphm Dtsco: turn defeat int I1aven; T . I\. . ..., pc 1mrc 1. "euse; . ..1 \"'I . J F ll : 1 turbine-electric ships, thus enabling weekly New York­ r· I -1 t D S '\''II' , 1 Doug lert\·, '1 ham . asper et'!'e , The Duke ba \' 1nn, .11er y; .. , 1 mms, .... s1e-,1 . • F" .. ''· . Cl 1 'II G D \\' II C R : Isaac P 1easants 1aztel, ..... unel op- half 18 to 7, l n e; '· . oo< ey. res we 11 ; . · G . , Cl . E G . "·I F · Frisco sailings. \" · . · L b ·t . o'l. \ \Y biJ . ton entl). 1a1 1es . . 1eene, "'. . : Coach Miller's < App:oved by ,. emstem. Ulll et Oll, • • ~ • e • 1 II t h . J Ed . 1·d H 1 d D I liantly and in l\1ERCHANTS ASSOCIATION, RALEIGH E. G. Webb, :\lount ~\irv; C. T. Zim-1 -_a c eJ, ames "a oJgoo , a-. Even now, the three liners, California, Virginia, and · ~ nle Crawley Hughes. Roy Legrante 1 outplayed and l mermaJ~. Asl!.eville:, . i Keller, Harrv Wooten Lee, Donald Me-; All matters o"r business should be addressed The folloWJll 00 1~ of the su~cesstul' ~ · JOIN US IN THE GENERAL Pennsylvania, constitute the largest fleet of turbine-electric ils. , The Deac( to the Business Manager, Box 218, and all "' ' · : Millan lllcCraclten. Franklin Miller ELECT.IUC HOUR., BROADCAST while holding other matter should be addressed to the new. attorneys were enroll:d here as i Benjamin F. l\-[ontague. Crawford :.I: I commercial ships in the world. .• EVERY SATURDAY AT 9 P.M.. , 1: Editor-in-Chief, Box 218. : speetal students: J. 0. Atkmson. ~Irs.! R . Nr B J . L St.· fi ll · points in the Advertising rates quoted on request. , T \\' n· l t J r C I H D o 11 IllS, i • . ose), 0 . . Illlg e < , E.S.T. ON A NAT10N-WIDE The Wake Fm Subscription due in advance. - I . . . IC ie t, . ; . annac y' . . ' D ,,. St l'· J l 'I . d "' t N -B.C. NETWORK I I · h Ofli c p · t. Compa11 y · II I' (' G · . . u JuH, • o 111 .... vv a • Besides prop~lling these ships, electricity .hoists freight~ a ra1!y in tl).e (aeu: ce: alll'tal rm mg • 1 FetTe , ,T . ·'·" •reemau.. 0 '· .rooc1 wyn,l. J \V'll· \\'1 ..ex ant er d \V 1 ======' J I•' C\1 . fi ld L Ro. l\J· rt' H gh ·son. om1 1 tam usnan , au a.1 raises anchors, mans pumps, turns rudders, drives winches~ only eight min· 1 • • • oot e e · e ~ · a 111• u · ter Stanley White. ,.-...~~~~~~~~~--~~-~""] · A. Page, D. D. Parsons, B. P. Rich-· sessed only a 3- and warps the vessels into their berths. It lights lamps, . ~ then being 24 Graphograms JI ardson, Alfred Williatm, Jr. MINISTERIAL STUDENTS spins fans, operates elevators, cools an,d cooks food. Its Jones, and Quil goals and two magic touch is apparent on every deck. · . . 1. 1: Dr. A. \V. Beaven Delivers The Southem Baptist Theological '\Vas held to tv The followmg article c lppec 1 Founders' Day Address; ; Seminary. Louisville, Kentucky, is two free throw from the Creek Pebbles of i Colleo·e Necroloo·v Read 1 starting its 1930 advertisement in All electric equipment, above and below deck, is a prod­ con scoring ace February 1. Our family is in-· "' "'· this issue of the Ol.ll Gou1 .\xn BLAcK.· uct of General Electric. stage of the g creasing; \Ve appreciate this paid space from j • pace was tellin (GontinHcd ]rom page one) the Seminary, and invite all minis-· bothered by a Ol

may need free advertising, but 1 Among prominent Raleigh visitors even then-we pick the paper: were Attorne)· General Dennis G. U.N.C.Y with care! ! Bmmmitt. '07: .J. ~1. Broughton, '10; LOSE~ * * ,. ·.Dr. C. K Maddry, secretary of the Bap-, G ho h . · tist Stale Convention, and Dr. J. L.: The 1Vakc rap grams serve t e1r pur- Peacocli, president of Shaw Univer-~ basketball t pose in one way-as short edi- · sitv. . ! ;,·em•lings of torials. Likewise, may we point • in the annin;,rsary debate which I North Ca1·oli out to Creek Pebbles, '\\'e confine 11receded the address, \\'ade Bostic, i game playecl our editorials to the editorial • \Yak~ Fot·est, and. J · l\1. Eal:IY. Pow-1 torium in R:

1 ellsnlle, representmg the Plnlomathe-1 Barnes, w page-and leave the rest of the sian Litera ·y Society, convinced Dr. 1 1 1 the Baby De paper for news. 1G. w. Paschal, "critic judge," that com-l ENGRAV£D BY and Dunn, w * * * 1 plete disarmament will hasten world! showed the' As for the last suggestion in ~ peace, rather than retard it, as was j JOHN HflDJR hies. The '\' the clipping-"Barkis . is will-: contended by representatives of Euze·1 held a 20·t< ing." i !ian Society, Tom Lawrence, Apex, and! intermission. ! Bruce Tomberlin. Swiss. Orations I THE POLITICAL POT I ------~·I'lL TIO~RL[ TOI TO~~~! DIJfERI~T Till The political pot in North 1 Ca_rolina is again toi "Meet~ bml, and each succeedmgbegi~ning day! Anyth.lngYou Need In 4uLrey!usrhin~loss, '.'(liED fi...... with more vehemence. It is in- i • deed in~erestinl? to. watch thei LID&·· two maJOr factions m the race i the PRINTING for th~ democratic candidacy' • for the United States Senat•: "So? And what's wrong with my tone, my haughty line up their forces. CALL PHONE 1351 beauty?" barked Sir Mortimer. At the present time it is hard; when you are ready to determine just which faction to place an order has the advantage. While Sena­ tor Simmons is in the capital at­ "Everything possible," she answered him unflinchingly. tending to the affairs of state his' Quality "Your voice is that of a man gargling in an eleva~or friends and supporters are far Service from idle. Several daily news-; shaft. Change to OLD GOLDS ••• they :protect the throat. papers in the State are, and have! Satisfaction been for weeks, extolling the vir- i No man shall call me honey who does not smoke this Si tues and senatorial potencies of 1 c A p I T A L the ..little giant" from New j honey-smooth cigarette • nat a cough in a carload., Bern, while others are proclaim- RegulaJ ing _with equal impetuosity the I PRINTING COMP'NY · @ P. Lorillard Co. attributes of the Hon. J. W.l • Bailey. In all probability, in al Wilmington and Hargett Streets FASTEST GROWING -ciGARETTE IN HISTORY ••• NOf A COUGH IN A CARLOAD short while Bailey and Simmons ~ clubs will abound throughout ~~~~~~~~ ·"

OLD GOLD AND BLACK Page Three B'Iue Devils Take Hard Win By Skin of Teeth •·------+·------+ ------+------~------Millerites Take Spring 'Training KINSTON ACT HERE Frosb Kept BJJsy Intramural Games Resumed Deacons· HELPS IN VICTORY ScOring Honors Calls Out It didn't happen at Kinston, OnFive-DayTrip After· Examination Period but nevertheless it's true. It •·------In Second Half Two Dozen Men Receive Equip­ seems that the P. and G. Ram­ Meet pavidson, Boiling Springs, MedicalBasketeers Lead blm·s and the Medical basket­ ment This Week; Others Biltmore Jr. College, Lenoir­ LEAGUE STANDING ball teams were to engage in an League With 1,000 INTRAMURAL GAMES SmaUCrowd Sees Games Will Report Later intr•nmur•al game. Th~ result of Rhyne Reserves, Oak Ridge the game would determine the Percentage Played· In Raleigh leadershi() of the basketball Febt•um·y 6, 1930 The Wake Forest football candidates Coach Emmerson's freshman cagers Won Lost Pc. league, both te'b.ms being thus took a five-game road trip this week THREE TEAMS TIE FOR Auditorium began the spring training the :jirst of far undefeated. 1\Ied. Baskctee••s . . :3 ' 0 1,000 into the western part of the State, .. this week. Equipment has been is· Before the game, however, SECOND-PLACE HONORS P. anfl G. Rambler·s 2 1 .666 sued to two dozen aspirants and others playing Davidson frosh, Boiling .~ the mcr\lbers of the Med. team Jllhi. Dot'Dlitory . • • 2 1 .666 WERBER LEADS CROSON'­ Springs, Biltmore Junior College, Le­ will be turning out daily, with the called aside Freshman Ted Usry Shm·pshooters . • . 2 1 .666 noir-Rhyne Reserves, and Oak Ridge, Medical Skeletons and Bostwick AND JONES IN SCORES result that by the time the training of the opposing basketeers and Haleigh Road CluJ1 1 1 .500 on successive nights. TU.e trip so far Roughnecks to Play Post­ becomes rigorous at least two score t1neatene1l (in fun) to cut Ted'::; Yellow Jackets ..• 0 2 .000 has been disastrous, for the Baby Dea· men will be on the squad. hair if he guarded too close or· poned Game Today Johnston Co. Club 0 , 2 .ooo \ Scoring Rally in the Last Half cons seem unable to get into the win· "It is rumored that .Moon Mullins, scored during the game. Soon Thl'tn KllJIJla Nu .. 0 2 .000 Brings Deacons Within 3 Arkansas backfield flash of freshman· after the opening of the game ning column. By '\VESrBROOK WILCOX ';::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ Points of Tie competition two seasons ago, and Tom Freshman Uscy, in the throes The Davidson Wild Kittens com- The Intramural Basketball League ~ Cornwell, one-time regular tackle, will of fright and while scrambling pletely outclassed the Baby :Qeacons continued its games Wednesday, Feb· were winners over the Sharpshooters return to school an

Edwards (11).-...... -...... Werber ( 13) Newsome. --··------·----·--········Dameron ( 11) 'j GuaFd Forward Mil!s ...... _...... Farley (6) Jones (4) Harpe1· (-1) I Guard ···----····-C~~~e;:· ...... ' Substitutions: Wake Forest-Quil- Mills ...... :vrarpet ( 10) I len (6), Brogden (3), Allen. Duke-! Guard ,

Shaw. Referee, Crawford (Davidson)., Edwards ( 5) ...... Alexander tll J ~~~~~-~- , Guard I I Substitutions: Wake Forest-Hutch-~ U. N. C. YEARLINGS I ins (1), Brogden (2), Allen (2), Webb, LOSE TO FRESHMEN Griffin C2l. McCrackin. carolina­ Green, Neiman (9), Hutchinson (IJ.j Edwards (3), Choate, Brown (4).·Ref-, The \Vnke For•est freshnmn 1 eree, Crawford (Davidson). · basketball team defeated the yem•lings of the Universih· of North Carolina, 34 to 24, in a. I Interest in the cinder path is be-l game playe~l at the Cit~' Audi­ ginning to pick up now, since spring tm·ium in Raleigh Janunt·~· 25. will soon be here. Already the track Barnes, with 14 points, led men can be seen stepping· around the the Bnby Deacons, while Benle campus lanes at a fast pace. Dupree, and Dunn, with six points each, . last year·'s State champion. javelin showed tbe way to the Tat• Bn­ thrower. is getting into form, as is bies. The \Vake Forest f1•osh also Kinsey, who holds the State ree- held a 20-t-o-8 maa•gin at the ord in the broad jump. Track offi­ intermission. lcials expect to Issue the schedule in '-·------J the near future. • "Meet You at • • • 1n a cigarette I ASTE

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Page Four OLD GOLlJ AND BLACH: Inte CollegeHang-outCNhow !Alumnus Celebrates Fifth il'l:t an( Adopts Cover arge 1 • THE "If SOUTHERN IStudenl$Vote0n · High Cost of Education Is Gin·n ul Annrversary of Pastorate/ NUT· I BAPTIST Abolishing Dean. Uoost .-\t Olwr·lin Colll'g('; Auto- I · • / matie o 1 ·eJw,_ 1 ,.,~ F:nt•·•·tains Guests Anniversary Committee Gives Expresston of Fmth and Confidence KRACKER r·THEOLOGICAL Vol. 13, J i and Pays High Tribute to Wake Forest Man. Dr. S. J. Porter 3:( SEMINARY Latest Move in War on Campus. Oberlin. 0.-The cost of edueation i of 'Vashington, D. C.; S(JOke Here Home-Coming Week we notice that the "Meredith Twig" JOHN R. SAMPEY, Pres. Constable of University at Oberlin College has advanced, and: calls itself "The Official Organ of Mer- Louisville, Kenta,tcky of Wisconsin college students are wondering what 1: Dr. Samuel Judson Porter. pastor of pastures, winning the lost, reclaiming edith College." Might we suggest that FEATURES Madison, Wis.-A poll of student. Deba1 to do ai}{)Ut it. : ilte First Baptist Church at Washing- the wayward, and preparing us to they send for t h e organ-tuner·., 1 SpiritualAn environment Growth, Conducive A Happy to opinion at the University of Wiscon- tl For years a gentleman from sou 1-; ton. D. c., and a forme1- secretary of 'dwell in the house of the Lo_rd for· * * * W e.,... d 1 n g o f R e 1·1g 1on an d sm- h as b een t a ke n b y the Card1'nal• Two ern Europe, whose last name is n(~t:1 the I•'oreign i\'lission Board. was paid ever.'"In our pulpit you have stood 'four- 1along-what's Boston Traffic the Cop:matter Say, with you, you? get Scholarship,Learning In GenuineOpportunity Christian to mineundergraduate if the stt~dentsnewspaper, wish toto deter-have pr_onounced. and 1~,-J:ose .first n~n-1() IS, high tribute 1Jy his church recently at J square to all the winds that blew.' I Polite Driver: I'm just fine, but I Consider Truth Under Safe abolished the office of dean of men. And l\1lke.111 has run a estam ant ne.t~ the! the celebration or its fifth anniversary i ·"Your sermons have 'beene eloquent i think my engine's dead. Guides, A World-Famous Fac· The poll was the latest move in the en pus. where men stttdent~ \\ ou~ 'herd, you have led us in the paths of jiivenng a most !llSpumg address on inal air. Charm, World Prestige, Etc. couple was "an entry into the bridal

cents will he made for all those not II righteousness as well as imo pleasant I J. Ramsay i\IacDonald. * * * chamber.'' The students wei·e married Five-Mim ordering food." ~ ~- -~ "Monl;:": :Mr. Howerton, I have come 1 a. short time after the incident, and 'tween S The_ students who once came ~~ll~! Representatives For I Equipment to asl;: for your daughter's hanu. II Social News Leonard said they already had ex- to loaf now come to loaf and to dun!, I . . Mr. Howerton: You've got to take changed wedding rings. At St a ~up of coffee. Many are finding it Founders' Day Picked Proves Satisfactory all of her or nothing. Leonard and Goodnight both made nece,;saQ·. when 11writing 1 home for . I :\1iss i\1argaret Trotman of Meredith statements, the dean of men defend-· Wake Fo: financial aid, to a( c a not 1er 1•t em: I. Euzclians SclcN. G. A. ;l[artin, Jr., A. "·· Thomas, of Rox b oro, ",ow.... In dodger" is not apt to be free from i Collegehad as herspent guest the l\liss week-end Pauline here. Kitchin, and mg· h-1s ac t'1on an d d eny1ng• - h e f orce d . secutive de 1 St•ert•tm•y of E:1gh.•s, of 1 . . "Cover charges." l~xerdsl's; C'h:ll'~c Loeal Theater; Jacl;: •·· Jd'gestJ"on"1 "stomach trouble" or his way into the apartment. Presi-· N. C .. Stat , • - II • ' . 1 ot :\lerefllth. , F - · Th and 8, res] i "·ilson, ('hm'l'h At•e :llat•shals Jlurncttc nt South Hill 0 th d'sturbances1 of the digesttve I • , dent rank has taken no action. e I 1 The Wa 1 system.er And the same applies. to the Dr F p Gaines* * entertained* at 9 dean· · of women, Miss F. Louise Nar-· · Founders' Day representatives for The recent installation of sound verson who comes under the categorv Ii · · .. _ . dm, . entered the battle by assertmg. was held P A LA C E !, llle Euzelial' Literary Society were equipment in the Castle Theater has .. _ , ,; ' ·I· o'clocl; breakfast Ill compllment to Dr. support or Leonard would be support torium of~ I elected at a , special meeting of the proven very satisfactory, and those of Ifall one work who and has no safelv pia) - reached the, :Morgan.. His . guests . D were:C Dr. t . 1\ior-D. o f f ree 1ove_ · Wake Fore . l '.·\l·"'.IGH Isociety January 25. G. A. Martin, J.r .. who have heard and seen the slww aae of uiscretion prefe;s to take no! gVan. D1. KD!t.chcl~, lrl. farL~en e1 't 1· · The Daily Cardinal printed ballots. H. Deaton l.'HBA'l'IU~ · · · · • • ·" ' ,1 "·as c!IO: and dmmg local theater, taking the place of e!l, which, if followed, will steer one Mrs. John Miller, Jr., Tuesday a,fter- ing practic: tlle exam. ]Jeriod. !Jut the weekly "Jaclr" Barnette, who has gone t_o noon, and another Tuesday evening, Mrs. B. F. Huntley and sons,ofWin- argument o b clear of disorders of the digestive sys- when Mrs. R. E. Royall was hostess stan-Salem, are the guests of Mr. an.d hang a vote scheuule was resumed during the past South Hill. Mr. Tho~HIS has een Ill tem so long as he remains otherwise to a few friends. I Mrs. R. E. Royall. "f tl" ht d f I " 1 00 lg san 00 s week. Preparations for the. debate Ithe picture sho": busmess for several well. In the presence of diseases not The presi with . program of the spring were tn~ugu- years and promises to book, as soon arising from disturbances of the ali- +•-.. _,_,___ .,_,_,_,,_,_,_,_,. ___ ,._,._u_,._,_,_,,_ .. __,._,._,_i' was J. M. I ! l'ate(J. and asrJirants for the tnp to_ , as possible. all tlte latest shows. .LI tions of bot · mentary tract, the dietary regimen must • Colleen Moore I the biennial con vent ion of the Pht 1 Tile previously announced sched- he under the supervision of a phy· REA D The judge~ Frederic 1\:Iarch I KatJPa Delta are entering. into their ule of four shows a week will be ician. - • j Miss Kate \\.01.1, '\'I"tll 1·enewed enthusmsm. followed, and sound pictures will be s .."t and Mr. W. Raymond Hackett I • • "If the normal individual will take shown exclusively as soon as western "MURDER YET TO COME" The debal I talkies can 'be 1Jooked. heed in such matters he need not have I on Saturda: Scenes in Morgan Is Feted At Gaines' I anv disorder of the digestive system.. = held in the NATURAL COLOR Home Bu-t those of us who have followed the ! By ISABEL BRIGGS MYERS 1 torium. W faculty, medical students, resident long trail of experience in such mat- j I . Carroll uph, EXTIRE WEEK I (Contrnued fmm IJage one) I!Un''l'edtrustees, visitingand doctors. doctors and who about motored one ,.ters know that drew people, sick· · or Winner of $7,500 Mystery Prize =I the query l<'EB. 17th u .veil, will follow a vice along thiS lme. = Messrs. Mel ro"ses and carnations and pin~ candles here from various points in North The most we can do, therefore, is to THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY !r ladded a lovely note of decoratiOn. Carolina to hear Dr. Morgan's address. point the way, knowing full well that fended the The Comedy Smash bate, also, · of 1930! I1 :\Irs. R. E. Royall aml :.\Irs. J. H. those who fail to, follow must sooner (Located in Barnes & Snyder's Shop) j 1 Gorrell received in the dining-room. 1 t I Care of disarmamen i Fruit· cake. coffee. and salted nuts were mprovemenBody Isn Plea of Speaker or later pay the penalty.'' +-_,.__ ,._,_,_,_,_.,_,_,_,_, ___ ,_,_,~·- .. -·-·--·-+ sided over b No, No, Nanette! I served by Misses Virginia Gorrell. dent of Mer All-Talking, Singing i Winifred Royall, Nancy Cullom. :\iar­ (Continued tram page onel lege furnisl i garet Craig of Meredith College, and All in Natural Colors I