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Vol. XXIII. No.4 Z-538 WAKE FOREST, NORTH CAROLINA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTH, 1939 PRICE: TEN CENTS PER COPY Wells'T oSpeak .. Glee· CluL· Group Survey To Decide ,Here On Christ Of ·Sixty.: Nine Deacon Annual For 193 9 Merger Of Baptist :Anel World-'Need .- Chosen.,By· Pfohl Given All American Rate
Mueh- Travelecf Lecturer- Membership- -Is ·Nearly Colleges Is Beguri ·Is Brought-To The Triple That Of Last By National Press Body *------' · Campus 'Year·In''Club State Convention Investi- ======FIRST CONCERT AT ======Yearbook Edited By Carl Dull Wins Highest Honor gates; •.Conditions ·of . CARTOONIST TO SP~AK TWICE , DAILY THRU WEEK MEREDITH COL.LEGE ===H=O=N=O=R=E=D=== Possible; Book Divided Into Nine-Section Colleges Considered Month Arrangement ells ·Once· Had Narrow "Sing Of Wa-ke Forest,n The second stage of a state- The 1939 Howler, yearbook of Wake Forest, received the -wide ·survey of ·Baptist colleges Escape When Accused By Bobby Helm and highest ranking that a college annual can receive when it was came Wednesday when Dr. Dennis Of Spying While Work- Jack Sawyer, and Many placed on the All-American selections of the National Scholastic Cook of George Peabody Teachers ing In Interior of China; Other New Pieces Being College observed administrative Press Association, according to a statement issued by the group .Drew PictUres Learned By ·club · and academic practices at Wake this week. · Forest College. Being adjudged by a group of critics drawn from all over the Dr. Cook follo'Wed Dr. R.. L. Charles A. Wells, whose many A total of· 69 men has been ···Hamon, ·who last week examined 1 years· ·and· miles in world travels s,eleeted for membership in the nation, the book edited by Carl Dull, assisted by jesse Reid as the physical equipment of the col have ·given him an interesting in Wake Forest glee club by Prof. · business manager, received a rank accorded only a few college . lege. Each of these men went to sight to international conditions, Donald 'Pfohl, Director of Music · annuals in the country. It is interesting to note that the Howler and · who will lecture here next of the college. With the number other Baptist colleges in the state of 1938 received the rank of first class, which is second only to to make similar observations. week, once ·saved his · life by of men almost ~ripling the 24 J·d1~awing a cartoon. members of last· ·year, the glee ------'*the All-American rating. The For Convention ·Mr. Wells will be in Wake For- club is expecting good work. Meds and Lawyers book was edited by Smith Young. The survey is being carried on ·est all next week, speaking on On November 17·. the "Angels" Month Scheme ·.by a group of professors from· the general theme ''Christ and of Meredith will hear the first ·the Department of Surveys of World Need" at the church and musical concert by the Glee Club, Head Frosh Aims The book put out by Dull and George Peabody College for the under the auspices of the B. S. U. under -the direction of Prof. Pfohl. his staff presented a radical re- · Committee on Education of the He will speak twice each day, 10 The occasion will' be an effort arrangement in the field of col · Narth Carolina Baptist .Conven- a. rn. and 7:30 p. m. by Meredith to raise money to 265 Freshmen Take Gen· lege yearbooks. The two hundred tion. Tbe survey department of Accused of Spying ward the building lilf a swimming enll Intelligence pages were designed in logical Peabody, headed by Dr. Doak Wells, as a young feature artist pool at· the college. Carl Dull, Editor of the 1939 Test Here sequence to convey a very unu Campbell, has done such work as and writer, was deep in the inte- Many new musi~ numbers are Howler. whose yearbook has been sual theme t<> the reader. Instead this .for colleges and public school rior of China during the_ turbulent being practiced by the glee club. given the All-American rating b~· If the medical and legal pro of the conventional arrange~ent systems in all states of the days of China's civil wars, "Sing of Wake Forest,", a· song the N a tiona! Collegiate Press As fessions are to depend in the fu of class rank. activities, and or union. Charles A. Wells, noted lectur- he was arrested in company with written two years ago, words by sociation. ture upon talent drawn from the ganization units, the theme was The Baptist committee on edu- er, who will deliver a series of two Russian fellow travellers. Bobby Helm and music. by Jack ------ ranks of the current Wake Forest Sawyer, is being .}earned by both based on a ''month scheme." The cation, which is headed by Miller lectures on "Ciu'ist and world Wells' travelling companions were :freshmen they should feel no glee club and band. book was divided into nine sec A. Huggins, appointed the Ten- Need" here next week. found to be spies and one of them qualms concerning the destinies nessee group as an official sub- was promptly shot. The other 69 Members Honor Frat Bids tions, each section introduced by of their honored vocations, for committee which will make recom- one escaped, and the Chinese ·of- The personnel of the glee a month of the scholastic year, results of a recent freshman club is as· follows: G. B. and C. supported by characteristic cam mendations concerning Baptist. ·Wake--Men·to- ...... -~~ .. .-~·ficers; liiiVing .. lieiir(i" Mi: Wells For New Members placement test indicate that, fo1 Allen, Marion, S. C.; H. E. Bro'Wn, pus Sn!!pshots during that month edhcati~~al c~nditions to ~e. acted _ :. . conversing with the Russians, ae- the present at least, a large num on' by the convention. ···The recoin· ..- c him' also· of· being a spy. South Port; J. R·. Barbee, Morris~ of the session. Under the differ FJ• ·· bt. T · ber of Wake first-year men have mendatibiis·'wil(prollably be pre- · All of the young journalist's ar- ville; W. B. Baucom, Spruce Pine·; Grade of 92.5 For Five ent sections the classes, arrang Jg · medical and law aspirations. . sehted ··to· .. the .. convention"in··its guments proved of no avail C. R. Dell, Gastonia; L. Bobbitt, Semesters Requirement ed with the freshmen first and Of the 265 out of the campus' aniiiiiif iii' iiilil::Noiiemlier; against the ignorance and illiter- Norfolk, Va.; C. R. Brower, Win" For Entrance the seniors last, came extra meeting· 326 freshmen who took the gen Professor Of Aero Engi· acy of his accusers. He brought gate; J. Brower, Wingate; D. curricular activities, campus or Consolidation? eral intelligence test given by neering At State Meets forth his precious American pass- Bunn, Raleigh; C. P. Burchette, All juniors and seniors with an ganizations, athletics, fraternities, Prime question to be acted on Professor J. L. Memory, 23 per and other features of all phases of by the group will 'be, of course, Here port, but .the officers claimed Winston Salem; Robert Butler, St. average of 92.5 or better for the cent expressed a preference in through a very inadequate inter- college life. whether or not the· Baptist. col Paul; L. Canter:. L. Crowder, past five semesters of their col the medical field and 15 per cent Approximately fifteen men preter ·that they had· never: heard Roanoke, Va.; liQrSI!e Chamblee, Editors and assistants sought to leges of this state shall be con Asheville; J. Creech, Ahoskie; P. legiate career at Wake Forest are chose law as ··their·probable life's tell the story of a year at Wake solidated into one university. . If yesterday afternoon in the office of the United States. The exam- work. However, there were only inations ..and .arguments extended Cheek, Graham, asked to report their standing to Forest in picture, aided by a such should be the case, then the of Dean Bryan to. discu~s with Mr. over two days and nights with the J. Crowley, Wellesley, Mass.; Jimmy Hayes or Boyd Owens two more embryonic lawYers than unique scheme of presentation. there were teachers-t()-be, and question of separate plants for Parkinson of · North Carolina distant rattle of machine gun fire BJII Ellington, R;aleigh; '1'. P. within the next few days in order Other men who took part in the· various colleges of the uni only nine more teachers' prefer State College plans for flight ·continually in his ears and the Freeman, Raleigh; F. Faucette; to be considered for membership putting out the top-rate book in versity would surely come up. ences than there were business training. flash of bayonets on all sides. Raleigh; C. Freeman, Raleigh; in the Golden Bough, campus bon clude Bill Poe, editor of the year Colleges included in this sur Dave Fuller, Wake Forest; Ed orary fraternity. preferences. book this year; James Greene; vey are Wake Forest, Meredith, According to present plans Mr. Wells used every resource of imagination to consume time, hop- Gav-in, Sanford; C. Godwin, .n.u~o- 1 Last year the honorary schol Objectives Change Harry Williams; John Scott; Chowan, Campbell, Mars Hill, the group, aeronautics Iu~rm 1 kie; J. Gillespie, Mooresboro; J. arship fraternity underwent radi Smith Young, editor of the 1938 Boiling Springs· and Wingate. At ing something would happen. Authoritative tests have shown, training classes are to begin The second afternoon, two coolie P. Greer, Thomasville; Bill cal changes with the installation book; Elton Mitchiner; Norvell present only Boiling Springs and however, that only about 40 per around the first of November, if officers were talking to him in a {Continued On Back Page) of ODK, national honorary lead cent of the freshmen in an aver Ashburn, Wirt Corrie, John Ave,ra, Wingate colleges are not aided by ership fraternity. Student body James Early, Charles Cooper, Ed the state convention in some mea enough Wake Forest men pass little hut which was papered in- age college may be expected to side with pages tom from old vote for entrance into the frater have similar vocational objectives ward Rice, Frank Castlebury, Doc sure. These are supported in part the rigid physical examination. nity was abolished, and an aver Settle, and Arthur Vivian. by one or more associations of American and English magazines Humor Magazine four years hence, According to Mr. Parkinson, who is professor and newspapers, as frequently age of 92.5 for five consecutive statistics on the various groups, Cooperation Counted churches. of aeronautical engineering at seen in the lower class Chinese semesters was ruled as essential All · of these institutions except the percentage in the professions, State College, is planning to come houses. He noticed several of Makes Debut Soon for membership. especially medicine, will be much As is true in the case of any Wake Forest and Meredith are to Wake Forest three times week- these pages had cartoons printed ''winner," the Howler had the co junior colleges. Bids Soon higher. ly to give instruction in ~~:round on them and remembered he had The first issue of The Student, Thirty freshmen indicated that operation of all units of ser Most Would Profit work. Expenses of his transpor- heard that the Asiatics delighted the Wake Fores_t periodical pub- This year new members will be they had no definite vocational vice and organization in accom At this time Wake Fo.rest and tation will be shared by the stu- in humorous drawings even when lication, will be out next Satur- taken in under the new ruling, choice at present. Other voca plishing its goal. A. contributing Mars Hill colleges are financially dents who take the course. they couldn't unde1·stand their day, Oct. 14, Gene Brissie, editor, and it was requested that if any- tions favored, in the order of their factor was the mastcl'ful touch solvent. The other schools are in meaning. announced yesterday; one is doubtful of his qualifies- preference, are journalism, den offered by the printer in doing debt for amounts ranging up to Forty Dollar Fee Sketches Uncle Sam. With the primary purpose tions, he should report such to tistry, ministry, scientific work, his share of the job. Edwards anJ nearly a million dollars. Conse Another unsettled point cleared One of the cartoons on the wall presenting the creative and orig- Hayes or Owens at once so that engineering, physical education, Broughton, Raleigh printers, did quently, if the resources of the at the meeting was the question near where the young American ina! side of campus talent to the records may be checked. The pharmacy ll!ld farming. the job. Another source of power schools were pooled and· consoli of the $40 fee for insurance and was seated had a draWing of the students, the magazine has issued bids for entrance this semester to the staff lay in the fact that dation did not follow, the institu physical examination. If a stu familiar figure of John Dull, il an invitation for all, who desire will be mailed out within the near NO LUCK they possessed the services of tions other than the two men dent wishes to take the course and lustrating. the position of England to do so, to contribute the literary future. an ace cameraman, J oim Scott, tioned would profit greatly. subsequently is found physically in some scene. As he talked, and result of any inspiration. The Jimmy Hayes is president of Wakesters invading the capital whose adeptness in the ai·t of Realization of the disadvan unfit, he is required to pay only without thinking, Wells drew the editorial office welcomes the ap- the organization, Jim Waller vice city during the past few weeks photography provided invaluable tages caused by such a situation the fee for the physical examina sketch of John Bull on a piece of pearance of new and old men president, and Boyd Owens secre report an unaccountable degree advantages. Harry Williams, last caused the education committee to tion. paper before him. One of the alike, who are seriously int.ereste·d I tary-treasurer. There are only of luck when trying to return to year's editor of the Student as select its sub-comimttee, which is All persons interested in the Chinese officers glanced at it with in working on the publication. five students in the organization the campus. It was stated by well as Bill Poe, who is editor of made up of disinterested parties, course who have not yet indicated interest, remarking that he knew Variety of Writing at this date. Besides the officials several that for the first time in the yearbook for this year, con ·who are charged to ascertain their desire to take part in the the honored gentleman and in Judging from a ,brief outline named above they are Gene Wor- years Wake boys were seen on tributed greatly to the progress whether or not consolidation Civil Aeronautics Authority pro quired through the interpreter if the first issue secured from the rell . and Heath Bumgardner. the comer for hours at the time made throughout the year's work would be advantageous. from most gl'am are asked to communicate WeDs knew him also. With a editor, the October number Graduation is the cause of the before .catching rides. on the publication. points of view. at once with Dr. Bryan or Bruce fair to present a variety of stu- small number, as all members are flash of hope the young artist There have been no complaints Quality Noted New President MacDonald. (Continued On Back Page). dent efforts, including timely fea- seniors or juniors. from Raleigh· thus far. · Plans for this survey were ture articles, essay material, It must be clearly understood made immediately following the ------etry, and short stories. that an All-American annual does resignation of Dr. C. E. Brewer Contrary to a custom followed not receive its rank because of last spring as president of Mere Freshman "Orson Welles'' in previous years The Student has Oracle Of Owl Proves its bulk. The originality exhibit dith College. Since that time Dr. abandoned the special issue idea ed, combined with the fullness in Carlyle Campbell, former presi completely. Instead, seasonal campus coverage, account for a dent of Coker College, and son of Stunt Works-For A While fronts, supported by timely ar Not So Wise - We Mourn large percent in the score rati(). the late James Campbell, founder ticles, have replaced the form fol Dull, a Winston Salem product, of Campbell College, has been The perfect news story! Not ly upon the beds, cigarettes pass lowed at different seasons prior Even though it was false, it they looked dubiously about for is to be congratulated on his elected president of Meredith. man bites dog, but freshmen haze ed around, and the nerves relaxed to this year. was an omen; it was a good the cause of this strange sense of splendid work. Having served on This event may have bearing on upperclassmen. In fact they al to the soothing tempo of a wild Students wishing to receive omen from the Oracle of the Owl; apprehension. Glancing up be annual staffs during his sopho the committee report. · most scared them to death. , and wooly swing ~ession. fuller information regarding the it embodied words of the wise- tween the buildings, they saw a more and junior years at Wake Until the committee makes its Freshmen Jack Hunt and Jim Yet this situation was doomed nature of material wanted are re only it was false--and only for shadow flit across the moon and Forest, he was well acquainted report in November, any state my Burkhalter turned the tables to be short lived, for suddenly quested to call by The Student of its falseness do we mourn. then a white object floating si with the nature of his duties. ment concerning the ultimate last week, and for the first time the music ceased. Flash! A fice any afternoon between the Wake Forest :was in the midst lently down. It settled near their Reid, business manager, deserves collegiate relations of the denomi in the history of the college had voice began to drone in the cold hours from 3:30 to 5:00. of its Friday night calm. The feet. equal praise for the calibre of nation's schools in this state, upperclassmen hurrying to and monotone of a news bulletin an------'----,------ streets were deserted except for Definitely work which he rendered to the will be mere conjecture. Even af fro in a wild fury of consterna nouncer: ''The United States for- little groups in the doors of Tom's, They picked it up and carried publication. ter the rdcommendation of the tion and amazement whicll really mally declared war on Germany SMILE, PLEASE Shorty's, and the Soda Shop. The it to the light and saw that it commission is given, it must be vexed the learned scholars W. 0. today when a submarine torpedoed serene stillness of the ether was bore the stamp of the oracle of QUITE RARE acted on by the convention, which Beavers, Robert Currin and Miles and sank the American merchant- ======disturbed only slightly by soft The OwL Under the stamp was now seems more interested in Hardenburg. man S. S. President Harding, off Pictures for the Howler will strains of ''Over the Rainbow" a prophecy, a good prophecy: Perhaps they don't know it, but ,providing adequate hospitalization All reports indicate that the the coast of Maine. 1200 men, be taken during the week of from unseen radios. Flecks of "Wake Forest Shall Win", it said, men at the University of Pitts :facilities for North Carolina. above-named frosh have become women, and children are believed Oetobel;' 9-14 in the alumni white, transparent clouds slid and it was signed "Black Magic". burgs would have made a hit with Conditions as a whole point to a skilled along certain mechanical to have gone down with the ship. room in the Ad~nistration slowly across the face of the The glad tidings were noised Lady Guinevere or Queen Eliza maintenance of the status quo. lines, and it was with the aid of Mobilization orders are being dis Building. moon. · Then three songsters am abroad and there was great re beth, ev-en as Sir Lancelot and Sir this stored knowledge that the patched at once. The nation will Students are to sign the bled rhythmically along singing joicing in the Forest. But the Walter Raleigh, OG&B STAFF MEMBERS pranksters set to work. be put under war time restric schedule in the student center ''Life is Like A :Mountain Rail joy lasted not for long, for Wake If men at the University of Beavers, Currin, Hardenburg tions immediately. For further and are asked to adhere to the road.'' Forest did not win; even the Or Pittsburgh practice what they · There will be a meeting of the and company moved into Fresh details keep tuned to this station." following rules: How It Came acle of the Owl was the propa preach, the campus queens will Old Gold and Black staff in the man Hunt's bleak room to listen Freshman Hunt looked bewild (1) Appear in a daTk eoat, Suddenly the tranquility of the gator of a fallacy. Wherein our wear corsages for all formal danc editorial office in Student Center to their favorite orchestra via ered and remained motionless. white shirt, and dark tie (no night gave way to a tenseness, as faiths are shaken--our faith in es, won't be informed that her es on Monday night at 6:30. It is es route of the air waves. All seem The upperclassmen forgot their bows). though some super-being had our team as invincible, our faith cort waits outside by a honking sential that all affiliated with ed as usual, and with the usual swing music, their cigars, and (2) Clean shaven and hair tightened the strings upon all his in our omen as infallible. horn. Sir Pitt will not light a the paper be there at the desig audacious air of the upperclass· sprang to life with words of dis- neatly eombed. earthly puppets. The song of the A good omen--only it was cigarette without first obtaining nated hour-Monday, 6:30, sharp. men, feet were placed ,.convenient- (Continued On Back Page) (3) BE ON TIME. trio died away in a chilly note and false. the young lady's permission. ";·:· __ :. -::·. ... ,. J ·.- ' .· ;
·•... ·S~TI . PAGE TWO OLD GOLD AND BLACK 939 === made i.n all seriousness, would Man has always found something of an un -,•. derstandable nature in dog. He seems to dis Phis Entertain make tbe "Picturesque Speech" b. b · - regard, most of the time, the general appear :~~~r;~e :~e :~p~!u~ l~~ ·pe . les From .Parn"&:~sus DE STAFF ance of the animal, but where there is man, New Prospects 1 GEORGE M. KELLEY, JR...... Editor other stated that he was "4 years ~!:::======·==.====~===·'=·=· =·~~····=··-~~·~··~· =·=·~· dJ there usually ii dog. The three boys take "Con ., FRANK HESTER _ ...... Business Manager old when 'Mr. Lee' decided to stop TRYsT WITH ILLUSI0,_7 fucius" as a part of the whole which is termed The Phi society entertained fighting." And a third wrote, "I '' Ferd Davis ...... Managing Editor - Wake Forest. Seventeen hours a week they prospective members at a smoker was born Feb., 1860, consisting of PARA Eugene Brissie ...... Associate in tbe Phi hall last night. A' stu one boy and four daughters." Hide, my soul, in kind seclusion, ' . T. Boredface Davis ...... Office Manager spend on class, the rest of the time goes to - dent program designed to ac Amusingly domestic difficulties Hll$ten, moments, in your flight; Tl REPORTERS study, extra-curricular activities, and the con quaint the new men with society also are frequently aired in the ' ' . Welcome be the sweet illusion ·the C Wayne Collier Geo. Watkins III. tinuous grind ·in which we find human beings work was presented with Ralph alleged wrongs and complaints. Paul Early E. M. Floyd, Jr. Harbored by the folds of night. • .·.tbrOU! participating in an effort to stand before Brumet, R.. R. Hensley, Bob ''Mrs. Bost," one colored woman ' ... Wiley Taylor Earl Purser down Jimmy Floyd Frank Castlebury public as notable beings. It is the year-long Yates, Roderick Buie, Jack Par wrote, "my husband done left me. -. ·' - ker, and George Watkins partici He left me and my three little . Hie away in lonely solace; and 1 SPORTS fight for grades, place, power, and recognition. . ;-. pating. It followed the general children, and now he ain't got but Lose the chaos of the earth. mean Les Cansler ...... Editor For a few minutes each day they find consola subject Americanism, which is to one leg wherever he is." Another Glen Miller ...... Associate . Worldly myths will never call us; . not ou Rod Buie John Donald tion in the devotion of an old, worthless mon be the theme of the year. woman who was remonstrated Hide yourself and feign no mirth. · pure d grel, who sits at their feet when their pipes are Smoker Proceeds with for spending her checks on BUSINESS , After tbe program, the meet tombstones for her three decesaed Howard Andrews ...... Assistant Manager lit-who offers his paw when they laugh and Horace Floyd . , ...... Circulation Manager ing adjourned to the band room, husbands, declared. "I've a heap While the moments chase the pallm: Abou call, "Confucius''. where hot chocolate and cake ball. sci S. Staton N. L. Britt more satiafaction paying for Of the mas~ you wear by day, Argument? NO! Originality of idea? were served by Misses Alice Lee their tombstones than I'd get (IUt sure, b1 REP'RIE.'!NTED FOA NATIONAL ADYERTI91NQII 8Y Harris, Jane Harris, Lib Jones, · Search, oh soul, with gr~wing valor; kicking, Certainly not. But enchanting in its visions, of spending it on the one I'm -liv· ,·, .. National Advertising Service, Inc. Charlotte Easley, Margaret Car Cast away your false .array. " the Pw Co/kg• Pllblisbm RePre,.,IIJU.. inviting in its reality, and beautiful to the man ing with." roll, Betty Stansbury, Helen 420 MADISON AVE. NEW YORK, N, Y. who realizes the complications and restlessness Some of tbe requests are just CHICAGO • BoS1011 • LOS AHOILII • SAl F•AftCIKO Sanders, Alice Holliday, Dorothy T.h• as good. "I ask Mr. Roosevelt to Lo~t to earth in blest seclusion Fares Member of that will appear in the climb in life, and sim· Coppedge, and Mary Ann Mc· give me a prize for my three sect NORTH CAROLINA INTERCOLLEGIATE Do we shed mortality? butt PRE>.'S ASSOCIATION plicity which is found when man is with his Donald. of twens," wrote one mother. "I Approved by Can't we be in our illusion virtu• MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION, RALEIGH dog. see why be give other prizes, and '·.- Therc I thought I would ask for ono 'Ji(earer to reality? Entered as second class matter January £2, 1916, all tl at the postofflce at Wake Forest, North carolina, ----~~100----- General Culture too. I have been tbe mother of . ' the.l under the act of March 3. 1879. 20 children. Three sect twins in -R.ay Pittman. All m&tters of buoiness should be addressed to AN ENLARGING INFLUENCE 3 years." the Business Manager, Box 218, and all other mat Willi: -o- Exam Given Here Not even President ters should be addressed to tho Eclitor-!n-Ch!ef, ~osevelt :;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 23rd oi Box 218. J udging from the countries represented, escapes the complaints and de- I The Committee on Cooperative mands entirely. One applicant Oarl y, Member Wake Forest College is enlarging its sphere of 6-31 li! Research ofthe North Carolina wrote to him at Washington, as TRY , influence otherwise than by sending home-bred .... and Te: f.:\ssocialed CoUee,ia!e Press ColEege Conference sponsored follows: ''Kindly send me some ' ...; last we Distributor of alumni out into all parts of the world. Two American - Council - oil - money. These people who have final in Colle5iale D.i5est hundred and forty of the 1,046 students enrolled tion General Culture test charge of the government relief SHORTY'S here this year are out-of-state students. Twen . . money will not help the poor peo- lastAll week. Wake Forest Jumors and ple. There is a war coming be- Thc ty-six other states and three foreign countries ~~ii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i/i~~iii! transferring graduates of junior cause I got the news from Heaven. with. JUST ONE WORD: WHOLESOME are represented. colleges were asked to take the This government is going to have Teeh --0-- Forty-nine years ago the enrollment of ~sts but more transfer to fight German again. Japan is them. Dr. C. G. Gredel, director of the Buildings Wake Forest was 211. Of these students, 194 st~dents than Wake men turned going to help Germany. If this KEITH'S MARKET. over' sistan and Grounds Division of the North Carolina were native North Carolinians, the remainder ou · . Government lets the poor people T~e obJect of the test was to stay here and perish there will be land l Department of Public Instruction, had but one representing, for the most part, the few adjoin We Strive To Serve the Public· -· ' ·~ o?tam com~arative ratings of ju- nobody to fight this coming war ern fc word to say about this institution after being ing states. mors of _se~Jor colleges and gradu- but the rich folks."-From Popu \VITH COURTESY with a survey group inspecting the physical set In 1915, 25 years Ia ter, 60 students from ates of JUmor colleges and has no Jar Government. Walla up of the college for a day. That word was states other than North Carolina were enrolled. connection with tbe individual - As Well as Price and Q~allty. Duke f1 student's record here. a good "WHOLESOME''. The total enrollment was 503, the North Caro- • Iinians thus composing approximately 84 per ______:. ______THANX fo~er Now Dr. Gredel is a graduate of the Uni latter i versity 'of North Carolina, and his visit to the cent of the entire student body. Then in 1930 Lowe Trunzo wishes to express - FRESH MEATS - campus was more or less on his own accord. He .out-of-state students claimed 32 per cent of the WHITE SPACE for his recently arrived baby girl The saw the buildings, the campus, and the stu enrollment; the native North Carolinians to- his appreciation for the gift given PRODUCE AND SEA FOOD A SPECIALTY. peak 1 dents, and was duly impressed. He was especi tailing 765. By N. H. YELTON, Director Karen Joan. Louie was unable to onebc pions, ally impressed with the attitude of the students, Now with the record enrollment of 1,046 Division of Public Assistance see his fraternity brothers to We Delive1· thank tbem beiore going to Mi- ' Cincy and stated in a letter to an administration offi s~~~ of ~ke~rest ~llqe repre~t======~~------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ami. Redsi cial that the Wake student went about his duties states as far north as Massachusetts, as far Although the pathos of many with a favorable complex, not always found on south as Florida, as far west as Washington, and of our applicants for Old Age The ' other campuses. represent China by way of the Pacific Ocean Assistance and Aid to Dependent I': cup to The word WHOLESOME should be consid and Brazil by way of the Atlantic. Children tears at our heartstrings, nitely o: there are touches of humor run- pedition; ered as an accomplishment worthy of attain ------ning througli their statements proudly ment by any institution. In this case it shows now and then beyond the powers a longei that the Wake man has every facility at his dis· ======of the professional humorist be posal for creative achievement. With the facili cause the:y are so human, real, PREDI1 and deadly earnest. ties at his disposal, even in the eyes of an out "Dear Mrs. Bost,' 'one anxious Wi sider, there should be little excuse for distorted Parade Of Thought mother wrotjl. . "I want to know ner's ( development. ·why I ean get old Age Assistance day's l (Ed. Note: These are excerpts from an for my fom· little independent ----oOo---- Tech, THE DEl\IOCRATIC THEORY address delivered by Dr. j. M. Dawson, of Wa children." And another letter co, Texas, during the summer). carried the single statement. chance --0-- "You have changed iny boy to a ln the days of Da Vinci and Michaelangelo The youth of our time marches after Mars. girl in the enclosed envelope." Villanov a man's merit was measured by his versatility, 1 used to imagine the old world did not really One of the best stories concerns v . .M. I, believe in the actual existence of the god, Mars; an Old Age Assistance recipient Duke o~ but today the trend is more and more toward Mary ian specialization. I thought it only set up Mars as a symbol of who was reported to be making frequent visits to the local ABC Richmot force. But now I know better. Men today Notre I: Consider the totalitarian nations. The store. The local Superintendent whole foundation of their scheme of govern take Mars as the supreme god. We cannot felt it his duty to discuss this ob Tennessc Catawbm ment rests on the ability of each subject to per take the statement, "Religion is that serious jection with the recipient, who Rand.-M form a special task for the ultimate good of and social attitude of individuals or communi was 84, married tbree times, and living with his wife, herself in Michign1 the state. Individual interests are submerged; ties toward the power or powers that they con Minneso· ceive as having intimate control over their in the late seventies. When the Su the welfare of the whole is emphasized. perintendent pointed out that his N.Y.U But democracies. we believe. are founded terests and destiny." Nations have exhausted money should not be spent thus, CarnegiE their national income to provide armaments in the old man arose, doddered on DartmOll on an opposite principle-upon the theory that Prince to: the best way to have a sane government is to the belief that brutal force is the last power his cane, and pointing his cane at his spouse explained: ''Now, Mr. Oregon have a sane and intelligent people. Develop which can afford them hope. Superintendent, I know you'll un the individual, we here in America believe, and -a--- derstand how this is with me. MaybE we have a citizen who will know to vote wisely, Yes, we are different. Here we worship You see that woman over tbere? think without too much bias, and work for the Mammon. The ruling philosophy in our land is Well, the only time she looks best interests of the nation. But develop him success, and by success we mean money and its pretty to me is when I am drink Wake power. That furnishes the chief motivation. ing." berry .il in every way, teach him the fundamentals in The number of different names all subjects; don't pound one thing into him to A young man said to me, "Eighteen oil com in the I by which the division is addressed ing ·race panies own 85 per cent of all the petroleum, the exclusion of all else. are amusing. One letter was di end for We can start learning to be better citizens one of these owns 51 per cent of all their inter rected to "Houseof Bisness," and three ga now. We can start by making our education a ests, and my highest ambition is to be president another was addressed "To Whom "The Bl of that company." Andrew Carnegie once said, it May Consume." Some even got tie for more thorough, well-rounded one-by becom to Governor Hoey, who received ing reasonably proficient in all of our school "The rule of the almighty dollar becomes an touehdo'\1 one fervent note of thanks With In. thl almighty curse.'' Who can deny it? It sets up subjects, and by all means, genuinely interest· the closing: ''May the Lord bless Carolina ed in them. We must begin by strengthening a false scale of values; it inflates self impor you and help you if it is thy will." virttieo ourselves, and ultimately we will strengthen tance; it flaunts extravagance; it is the new Some of the statements of fact, We Invite You to torieli ov our democracy. paganism. est: Dnl also und --~--~100------a- but they JUST A WORTHLESS HOUND Everywhere people are saying there is no VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM TODAY apiece .. fixed, universal standard of morals. Morals, -o-- Castle Theatre The sj "Confucius" is an ole dog who has made they say, are relative matters, customs which WEEK OCT. 9 Team the campus his home. He's not a proud mem change, conventionalities which vary according nr North C ...... 4 4 And Inspect A Complete Line of ber of the canine aristocracy, with carefully to locality, the age in which one lives or the cul Duke Mon.·Tues. N.C. Su ture one resides under. There is, they declare, groomed coat and black nose to designate pedi J oan Blondell Wake Fc gree. Rather, a scarred hide; a shabby tail, and no eternal right, no eternal wrong. A college Melvyn Douglas, in 'GOOD GIRLS GO TO PARIS' South C; a meek resolution in a pair of watery eyes pro girl in a popular play cries: "what can I say? News Comedy Citadel nounce his complete surrender to the hard Nothing matters but happiness. Get your • • 4 Davidson ships of life. share. Loyalty is a joke. We've debunked ev· Wednesday~"Dime Day" Clemson Double Feature-, Furman Where he came from, no one knows. He erything but lust." "FAST BULLETS" Marylan~ was first seen following close to the heels of ---o- "TROPIC FURY" Serial Comedy V. M. 1. the night watchman as he made his rounds; What is education all about? Once the boy 414 """ Va. Tech next he appeared early in the evening and lay went to high school in order to go to college in Thursday-Friday- Open Evenings Ti119:00 Wm • .1: l in the cool grass watching the endless parade order to get a job. That formula will not hold Penny Singleton, in Wash. & Richmonc any longer. Five million college men in Amer "BWNDIE MEETS THE of collegians going and coming as if from no BOSS" Southern where; today he sleeps contentedly with his ica are without a job. Education must have a News Comedy .... • #Ill sharp nose between his outstretched paws in the bigger meaning than that. Has it another Maybel'l'l meaning today? Clarence Darrow observed Saturday-Big Double Feature Jones, R: shadow of Bostwick dormitory. Day that if he were graduating from college he Lalanne, Do not let his name mislead you. He "THE CHAMP" '.:. ' . . ,. ·. u Catlett, , shows no characteristic of the famed man whose would take his diploma to the highest bridge "COLORADO TRAIL" Serial .Comedy Shet1ey, name he carries. His christening came about over the deepest river and plunge to his .. Mat. 10-20c Night l&-25c ·Radman, when three boys noticed his tail between his death. That would be logical for such as have Robinson, legs, the cringing expression in his eyes, and his philosophy of life. Education must some Coming Attractions- Powers, : "THE MAN IN THE ffiON the meekness of his whimper at the passer's how rise above that philosophy to enrich the MILLER MOTOR CO. Haclmey, MASK:" PolllllSki, cold glance. Surely Confucius must have been spirit, enlarge the personality, expand life's "THEY SHALL HAVE MUSIC" WAKE FQREST, N.C. Strinweis "exactly opposite in such character-betraying vision to include eternity and furnish an ade "WINTER CARNIVAL" Demuro, traits", and so the moniker stuck. quate motive to life. HoL W.
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DEACONTOWN- ~·. .··.SPORTS·. . . ' ·WHIRL. . _. By LES CANSLER - .· 1.-~------.i PARAGRAPHING.~. . . - "Follow The Demon Deacons" There has certainly been a change in tlie football squad since · the Carolina· defeat last Saturday. -No -longer do the boys go LES CANSLER, Editor SATURDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTH, 1939 GLENN MILLER, Assistant .. ·.: · .·.through ·practices and worko.uts with a gay shrug. They go ======:======... down on Gore Field with a grim, determined look on their faces and work until darkness calls a halt. · And when I say work I . :·· mean it. They really get in there and drive. Our Deacons are not out of anything yet, and they're going to give somebody the pure dickens before this season is over.
About the moat surprising. thing _J;bat came up in last week's foot ball schedule was Furman's game with. the Army•. The Cadets won, sure, but they were on the smaller side of the ledger in rush.ing, kickin.. and in making first downa. Only in passing did they outdo DJ k l Carolina Trims STATE'S ONE AND ONLY ROONEY Wake Student Council To the Purple Hurricane. i)ere were rwnours last- year that both Furman mul Wake Wake Forest In Present Cup To Winner Forest were dickering with the A.rmy .for an early season game, . but that the South Carolinians · were awarded the contest by Annual Gridfest virtue of their tie with N; C, Sta1ie who in tum upset the Deacons. ... Huge Pep Rally To Be There was probably nothing to it, but a good way to settle things BOB 'N' PETE LEAVE Held In Gore Field On · all the way. around would be to take on our fellow Baptists from Tar Heels Display Plenty Night Before Game the .Palmetto state. Of Power In Beating Bob Cahoon and Pete Davis Deacons, 36-6 will leave Wake Forest tomor· One week from tonight, the William .and. Mary handed -little Guilford a 31-6 . defeat 'on the row for White Sulphur Springs, Wake Forest Deacons and the 23rd Septe:inber, so to make the record books look pretty, Coath . oi 18,000 IN STADWM West Virginia, where they will North Carolina State Wolfpack Oarl Voyles took his crew up to Annaplis last week and. absorbed a compete in the Middle Atlantic meet under the lights of State'll 6-81 licking from Navy. But when it comes to scores, Georgetown Befor!) the hot, blistering, Sat Intercollegiate tennis tonrDa· Riddick Stadium to continue one and Temple take the cake. When their final came in over the wire urday afternoon sun had settled ment, which will last through of the oldest and bitterest rival last week the fans thought. a baseball score had been thrown in. The itself behind the tall Carolina Thursday. ries in the South. final in that one was 3-2, Georgetown: Already plans are going for • : # ••'- Pines which. surround the west end of Kenan Stsdium, the war ward on each campus for'huge The Marshall College lad8 from ·up West Virginia way, and riors from the North Carolina bonfires and pep meetings. Here with whom our Deacons tangle on November 4, handed Virginia football team had established in Rain Holds Up at Wake Forest, Head Cheer Tech a very .decisive· 20-0 defeat to carry ba.ck to Blmckcbnrg with the minds of all the 18,000 spee Leader Bobby Harrell has an them last W$k.. From the statistics, it lool!leil as' if they ran tators the knowledge that once Tennis Tourney nounced that "the largest pep over their Virgmian cousins with everything ~eept the third as again Coach Ray Wolf is going rally in the history o:f the school" sistant manager. Western Maryland went down befor.e Cort· t~> make a. strong bid for the will be held under the lights of hmd State Teachers 12·0 in the other game .involvinr onr North· Southern Conference. title. September's rainy "Dog Days" G~>re Field next Friday night; ern foes. When the sweltering fans had hit Deacontown last week and Negotiations are being made wiped their handdichiefs across forced the postponement of play with a Raleigh radio station to W£llace Wade will get two good backfield men out of this year's their faces for the last time, and in the Wake Forest tenni11 tour put the rally on the air, but as Duke fresb:inan team if nothing else. For all you guys that like were turning to leave the game, nament for several days. The yet there has been no formal an a good tip, remember to keep your eyes on Ezerski and Storer. The; the Tar Heels had rolled up 36 courts were so drenched by tM nouncement in regards to a con former is one of these heavy, driving backs like Polanski 'while the points, in everyway possible ex three days of rain that was im tract. latter is the lighter, faster type like Mayberry. cept a touchback, to Wake For possible for play to be held on The pep rally is scheduled to est's 6 points. To the amazement them without serious damage to get underway at eight o'clock with The rampus interest in this year's World Series is ·at a higher of ail, Carolina outclassed the the surface. the band on hand to furnish peak than any of my former years in Deacontown. Almost every boys from Deacontown, ·and scor Bobby Cahoon, supervisor of the music and all of the football one belleves that the Yankees will keep their title as World Cham· ed their second straight impres ,tournament, solemnly swore, coaches present to speak. At the pions,.1mt if Wishin·g eould do any. good I'm. sure "Deaton" Bill's sive victory. however, that, with the weather conclusion of tlie rally there will in · Ciney Reds would take the thing in four straight g~Lmes. ..The Carolina made it evident from permitting, the matches would be be a huge bonfire the parking Redsi are: definitely the idola of the campliS. the very beginning that it was completed by the e!ld of next lot adjoining the field. throwing every bit of its power at week. At that time another tour A New Trophy Given nament is plaillled for freshmen Aside from the rivalry of the The . Wake Forest Student Council's decision to donate a lovil!&' Wake Forest. On the fourth play of the game George Stirnweiss, and doubles teams. teams, the two schools will be cup to the winner of the annual State-Wake Forest gall$ is defi In one of the best matches of fighting this year to gain pos nitely one of the best possible ways to get rid of the "painting ex alert field general of the Tar last week Archie McMillan join session of a loving cup that is to peditions" so prominent and costly in the past. This department Heels, faded back and heaved a forty-five yard pass to George ed Dexter Moser in the quarter be presented to the winning proudly salutes the members of the council, and takes off its hat to finals by beating Frank Nanney in school by the Wake Forest Stu a longer and more friendly State College rivalry. Radman, speedy · left halfback, who caught the ball standing on a decisive manner, 6-0, 6-3. Nan dent Council. PREDICl'ING ••• Wake Forest's fifteen yard line, ney had beaten Paul Cheek 7-9, The idea of a loving cup and raced over the goal line dis 6-3, 6-4 in an earlier round, came about when the Student With "Oscar'', my trusty penny, in hand; here are this cor playing some fine broken field while McMillan had drawn a bye. Counci12 of the two schools got Vivian Looks Good together to discuss plans for ner's -choices ··on . today's gr1d.lron schedule: ·Highlign.ts on to funning. ~ter ·Paul Severin ·had successfully made the extra point, In another good first round erasing the past "painting raids" day's slate are the Fordham-Alabama, Notre Dame-Georgia the time clock showed that only Shown above is Art Rooney, State's crack quarterback, match, "Lefty'' , Vivian, crack that have been so nrominent in Tech, Minnesota-Nebraska, and Columbia-Yale contests. Best one minute and forty seconds of from . Pittsburgh, Pa., who has been a constant thorn in frosh pitcher last year, defeated (Continued in eolumn six) Don Bunn 6-1, 6-1. According to chance for an upset-Stanford over Oregon. the first period had passed. Wake Forest's side since his freshman days four years ago. 1------several contestants, Vivian is •••••••••••-.. Villanova over So. Car. Clemson over N. C. State Second Touchd~>wn He weighs 180 and is one of Doc Newton's chief offensive one of the ''dark · ·horses" to ++++++·~++t+++.t++++++ V. M. I. over Davidson Carolina over Va. Tech Less than five m.int~tes later weapons. watch in the tournament. + + Furman over ·Georgia Duke over Colgate Jim Lalanne, replacing Stirn------ Other first round results are + Maryland over West. Md. Fordham over Alabama weiss, who had suffered from as follows: Tom Freeman over * Richmond ovar Wash. & Lee Tulane over Auburn a leg injury. made . a 43-yard Demon Harry Nunn, 6-2, 6-0; Broadus i pANTS I Notre Dame-over·Ga. Tech Holy Cross over L. S. U. off-tackle run to cross Wake For Deacons Arrive Jones over John Barrett by de Tennessee over Sewanee Catholic U. over Elon est's goal line for the second fault; Pete Hamlett over Bagby i i Cata'Wba over High Point Army over Centre touchdown. Once again Severin Safely For Miami Game Gillingham, 3-6, 6-1, 6-1; and Bob : $3.45 up : kicked the ball through th~ goal Rand.-Macon over Guilford Navy over Virginia *------Cahoon over Les Cansler by de- Michigan" over Mich. St. Pitt over W. Virginia posts for the extra point. fault. . i Tweeds and hard· i Minnesota ·over Nebraska Columbia over Yale Near the end of the first period Team Makes Headquar· Hamlett goes up against Lewis t finished worsteds in t Oarolina, for the first time ex N. Y. U: over P. M. C. Cornell over Syracuse ters At El Commodore Alexander in a quarter-final ~ all the newest shades ~ Carnegie Tech over Temple Penn over Lafayette hibited its real power, moving Hotel During Stay BULLETIN! match as soon as the courts dry, Dartmouth over Hamp.-Sydney Harvard over Bates down the field on constant line ======the winner meeting Dexter Moser ++++~t-lt)tlt+l i t•+++++++i Princeton over Williams T. C. U. over Arksnsas plays to Wake's six-yard line. in the semi-finals. Oregon ."over Stanford So. Cal. over Wash. St. There they met a strong resist- Miami, Fla., Oct. 5.-Tbe Wake (Deadline Bnlletin) = + ance and had to rely once more Forest College football team roll- JUST ONE WANTED i PORKY· PIE HATS I on the toe of Severin for a field ed into Miami at 6:25 this after- Miami, Fla., Oct. 6.-The Maybefey Still Leads TEAM; BACK SUNDAY goal at a very difficult angle. noon for their game tomorrow Wake Forest Demon Deaeons, Student to conduct agency hand 'Conference Scorers Thus the Tar Heels had been night with the University of Mi- one of the most powerful teams ~~~t!tt!ri~~v':m:~~eg~:f!:!~n~~d i $1.00 . $1.95 i The Wake Forest football team able to run up seventeen points ami Hurricanes. ever to be seen ~>n Florida soil, Wake Forest seal. Our special : In All Colors and Wake Fore!lt's oWn. Red May- will leave Miami for Deacontown during the first period. The squad of 2~ seemed none tonight trounced the University system requires no canvassing. t berry .is still·. leading the pack at nine o'clock tonight. · Their In the second frame however the worse for there long 20-hour of Miami Hurricanes, 33-0, be- ~end references with application. materials in the Southern Conference scor- train will arrive. Sunday night at they were held by th~ Deacons: train ride, and with their genial fore a large crowd in the fa- Cherokee Printing Co. * I ing ·race. He has .. gone around 9:09. who seemed to be becoming coach, D. C. Walke7;, at the helm, mollS Orange Bowl Stadium. ijiiiiiiiiiiiCiiihiiia~piiieliiiiHiiiiliiil,iiiiiiNiii.iiiiciii.iiiiiiiiij end for five touchdowns in the stronger as the· game went on, to went immediately to the El Com------three games played to date. John BIG FIVE STANDING a lone touchdown. This came modore Hotel where the North F tb ll R . i''""···-. "The Baptist" Polanski is in a Team w w .Pet.-" when Faircloth broke through Carolina team will make its head- 00 Ba ~rs eceive . '0 f tie for fifth plaee with two Carolina 1 0 1.000 and blocked Mayberry's kick, on ~uarters during their Florida vis- 01sterous ~~~~~~ f touchdowns to his credit. Duke 1 o 1.000 the Wake six-yard . line. From lt. · I ;,; I In. the conference standings, State 1 o l.OOO here Frank O'Hare, third string Tonight the Wake Forest squad A crowd of about 500 stull~n¥s Carofina still leads the field by Wake Forest o 1 .OOO quarterback, bucked the line to will go out to the famous Orange and townspeople gathered a!: the : I 1 + All styles and shapes : virtue o her two decisive vic- Davidson 0 2 go over standing up. Dunkle ad- Bowl, where the grupe is to be Seaboard Station last Wednesday torieli over Citadel and Wake For- .OOO ded the extra point to give Car- played, to get accustomed to the night to give the football squad a + : est: Duke and N. C. State are olina a 2-4-0 lead. scenery and the playing field. boisterous send.-off to Miami, l~tf1l+14+~+++~f++++ also underfeated in the standings, STUDENT COUNCIL TO GIVE In the third period the Tar Tomorrow's game will be the Florida, and a crack at the Uni- ~ i but they each hold only one win CUP TO WINNER OF GAME Heels turned on their aerial at- season's opener for the Miami versity of Miami Hurricanes. + SWEATERS i apiece.. - tack ending when Lalanne hurl- team, but when the opening Head cheerleader Bob Harrell The standinrs: (Continued from Column 1) ed a twenty-two yard pass over whistle blows there 'will be a for- and his corps of assistants were SMITH'S SHOE SHOP * All Colors + Team W L T P OP th hist f th h Thi the Deacon goal line. Tony Gal- midable team on the field. The on band to lead the willing cheer- Phone 5·G ~ i 1 37 North Carolina 86 6 e ory 0 e schtoo s.. t• s lovich in his attempt to bat down squad has had several weeks of ers, and Prof. Pfhol brought along 2 0 0 year, any man eaug pam mg · . . . . t' tr · · ha · b h 1 ;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiZ Duke 1 0 0 26 6 the campus of any rival school the ball sent 1t b~gh mto the ur prac Ice, ammg vrng een t e colege band to add a musical N. C. State 1 0 0 18 14 will b b" t t . and it fell into the waiting hands carried on in Hendersonville, N. background to things. i $1.95 up i Wake Forest 1· 1 0 25 43 Th.. e ....:~su Jec fo thsuspens1on. Stat Wak of Radman. This. time, . for t h e C., and h ere a t c o ra1 G a bl es smce· speeches 'Were made by Coac h . e n ....ner 0 e e- e . . . k . s ' ' , South Carolina 0 1 0 7 19 Forest football game will keep fi~st time the extra pomt was the first w~e m _ epte~ber, Walker, "Frosty" O'Brien, Captain +++++++~+++!++++++! Citadel 0 1 0 0 50 th D . that nnssed. The Hurricane lme will average Pate and players Crabtree, Eust- + e cup one year. urmg . d :f 1 Davidson 0 2 0 20 44 t" •t will be dis d . th The fourth period found Wake about 190 p9un s or tomorrow's er, Pendergast, Ringgold, Polans- SHIRTS llDe 1 1 m e · Clemson 0 0 0 0 0 halls f th . t'tutiP aye Th courageously battling for a chance game wh'l I e th e bac kf"Ie ld Wl'll b e k"1, and Edwar ds. • i o ems1 on. ecup~ . b 179 Tikts'-·· b Furman 0 0 0 0 0 will b di Ia ed t ach .o score, and offermg more re- a out • c e .....ve een go- M 1 nd 0 0 0 0 0 d . e thspf' y a e 'odgamde sistance to the Carolina attack. On ing briskly for the past several Today's Ho Hum: One fan said True Value acya urmg e Iveyearpen ,an . d . d d od • d will h D V. M. 1. 0 0 0 0 0 at the end of that time, the col- a bad break Sid Sa off mtercept- _ays an a go -srze erowd t e eacs lost to Carolina because I Va. Tech 0 0 0 0 0 1egem "th themo st numerob f ed a Deacon pass Q.d· ran un- likely be on hand. they weren't used to crowds. Wm.ll: Mary 0 0 0 0 0 wins will keep the cup perma- touched for the last touchdown +++++++ll u JtltofoU+IliU u l+++++l 1 I+++++Uil+l
PAGE FOUR OtD GOLD AND BLACK
l Wake Forest College Band To ltear AT LAST ' l
Military Gold And Black Uniforms B. L. "Pete" Davis, president of the student council, announc For First Time At N. State Game ed that the council would have _.. .,_'~11 C. complete charge of the chapel 1 *------*,------hour on Friday, October 13. Two Drum Majors Will GLEE CLUB GROUP The purpose of the program Statesmen Take (Continued From First Page) will be to explain the honor Strut In West Point system to the new men, and Style Suits Hough, New London; J. E. Hall, Fourteen Men McDonald; R. ·A. Hare, Durham; those who did not attend the F. Harris, Bethel; E. Harper, Ral- first meeting at the church. When the Wake Forest band eigh; W. Hartfield, Hickory; R. "The Honor System is going to Fourteen new men took the marches onto the field at State . . R. Hensley, Asheville; H. T. Hicks, be enforced", said Davis, ·~nd College October 14, the 68 men oath of allegmnce to the St~tes- Raleigh; T. Honaker, Beckley, W. we are going to give every man will be clad in new gold-trimmed men's Club last. ~hur~day mght. Va.; J. Hicks, Kings Mountain; R. an opportunity to understand black uniforms and military caps, After the admmJstermg of the Hug h es, w ash' mg t on, D. c . ., L . it!' designed and ordered this fall. oath by President Joe Le onard J . · M t' "ll v . L T Members of the student body t ar VIS, ar 1nsV1 e, a., . . Leading the march will be Direc there was a program. of curren"Th Kermon, R a 1e1g · h·, W• H . L ew1s,· will be present to discuss and tor Donald Pfohl and two high topics. Pete Davls ~p.oke on . .~ Meredithville, Va.; Guy Little, explain the system that is a: stepping drum majors, Marshal Future of. the Bntish ~mpll'e ' Marion; J. J. Mclliillan, Wagram, part of the "Wake Forest Tra Durham and Kenneth Smith, John Watkms on "Amencan !so- N C dition." dressed in black trousers with latl.·on" ' JJ'm Copple "on "Europe· ·W. · Millsaps, Statesville; Robert ------\ Without the League , and Lee M D bl" G .. R A M'll gold stripe, gold West Point style . F . oore, u 10, a., . . 1 er, Charlotte; Claude Roebuck, Mart Settle on "A Conservative ore1gn N ,, J N G h H coats, and black shakos with . . d S , ew uern; . ance, ra am; . in; David Schrum, Newton; Bill gold plumes. These uniforms are Polley for the Umte tates 'tt· d 011ve,. Ch'1ng k'1ang K u, Ch'ma, . D . D . Shields, Summerfield; H. R. Shu- now on the campus. 'l'he new mem bers a d m1 e . k L A Ch G B All Overby, Angier; L. A. Par er, ford, Dallas; J. T. Spencer,; Nor- Plans for the first appearance were: . · · ..,, erry,N B · · T en, B Berryv1 'II e, Va.; W. P earce, H am- f olk , Va.; P . St'me h com b, Annap- of the Deacon Band this season P 11 .u, • J. .C. mne D • C . T Irown, D · ' W ' 1et; L. L . PI ott , L urn b er t on; R . ohs,· 1\fd.; J . T.eac hey, . Rose H'll1 ; are being worked out by Director Elhott, P. . am, . . avts, · p W d b J p G b W H Pfohl. Before the Deacon and H. Harris, J. G. Early, Walter Crhuetlte, aEdes oRr~; A. legrdam, C. 0. Talley, reenRs oSro; Tru.d 11. B B b H ·d H L H t- ar otte; ·Jce, u an er; Taylor, Beaufort; . . e , State bands combine to play sev ~rd, 0B.ll owWar t' • d 'H uK Roy Russell, Charlotte; S. B. Beckley, W. Va.; G. Winders, eral marches at half-time the Dea chmson, I y es an • • s· · B .1 m1ms, RaleJgh; C. Rodwell, Wake Fore~t. con boys will form the letter "S" a1 ey. =-:----.,.------,-.:___ _,___,_======in front of the State stands, play Eleven men will be taken in at ••• • ~ • ' t-. • • ,. ;x • :=- ~·~ ing State's song. 'l'he State band the next meeting, President will form a ''W" and play "Here's Leonard announced. :LI To Wake Forest." The club is making plans for a Pr»: the &!Wrlng touch to 1\Hlitary Trappings banquet in honor of the new mem We Specialize In College Students Over the black coats of the band bers within the next inonth. &marfslioe styling, drop by members will be worn Sam Brown at belts. The gold Wake Forest seal FRESH111EN STUNT WORKS · aad look over this Jarman on the left shoulder is circled with (Continued From First Page) SHOES FOR MEN the trailing rope braid. "Cap- tress and woe on their lips .. They "antique" finish style. It's ping" it all, hats are military rushed down town. They spread THE CITY BARBER· SHOP ij style, with gold trims and a metal the news with worry written on "Where it is cut the way you want it" been hand-rubbed ·to a deep, WFC piece on the front. their faces. No one in the busi- ., Prof. Pfohl also prizes a new ness section knew anything about ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ like- ,.•• }>' ....,., rieh tone of tan you'll bass drum, larger than the old the situation. ': Undaunted by the ignorance •!••l>++•!•+++++++ THE MAN'S STORE WAKE FORESTs N.C. ing ignorance of war lord armies had scored again. $ Raleigh, N• C. ; .... + in China in those days made such h f h Hut alas, woe to t e res 1nan ••;1 ~.1~,+~·1&~+~++~+~-t-+~+~+~+~+~·Jo~+~+~+"'~· +~·~~..~-·~+~+~+·g!·+~'"~· "'~· +~·~l>·~l>·~H>~··~ ..u~;;;;+~·l>~+~+;;;;+~>!~"'~·>!~·+~·l>~+~·l~·"l-~======'== a situation understandable. And who walks on the shadow of the .., yet similar circumsta-nces were upperclassmen. It is unheard of, common among armies officered it does not happen. Hunt-Burk by coolies who did not know the halter and Company spent the world included anything beyond next day cleaning shoes, running their own "Middle Flowery King errands, and settling phone bills dom." which the great ones ran up while trying to find the light. In fact, Beaufort County in South Caro- they paid triple, besides making FRED ASTAIRE lina produced castor oil in whole- numerous apologies which would sale quantities at one time. I inake even the humble blush. has the right combination of great acting and dancing to give you more pleasure
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