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WAKE FOREST, N. C:• S~TURDAY, MAY 24, 1930 ~~en Cents Per Copy Vol. 13, No. 29 ======~======~-~-======?~======·~$_80~)~0~0_0~-~~·_-o_w_.S_-u_b_s_c~ri~j~ed_·_~~o~Bui~ngf~nd -.Med., Graduates old cia$s, tss5, To HoldKeunll.on , 296 PerSons, Covering One ··1 o Enter Noted .Medical Schools Thifd of Territory, Have ' ...... ,. This Majority. Ready- To .:M:a~ Been Liberal In Donations hers ~ible triculate. At Senio~.. en- Medical Schools Moveltlent Is Sponsored "By Alumni and Intends :tson To Raise $250,000 for the Construction of a dian ~HREE MEN WILL GO TO re- New. Gymnasium and Students' Activities > be DUKE FOR ITS FIRST TERM 1any _Building Here; Loyalty of Alumni GratifYing. .nity Pennsylvania, Northwestern, Sy- :cus- T~e joint committee, comprised of alumni, trustees, and faculty Ling. '·racuse, Duke,· Tem'ple, Mary- Medical of Wake Forest College, met here recently in b~half of the Loyalty land, Jefferson, and Building Program,· for which $250,000 is being solicited with "college . of Virgiilia Among which to construct a new gymnasium and students' activities Prominent Schoo~ To Receive building. Wake Forest Stuclents. '• It was reported that already $80,000 had been subscribed by 1885 . ' 296 individuals, and that scarcely one-third of the territory had As the annual graduation time W. C. Allen, J. A. ~eam, H. B. Conrad, 'E. F. Eddins, J. B. Harrell, J. J. ·H~pdren, J. W. Hendren, A. T. Hord, draws near at Wake F~rest, many W. W. Holding, J. R. Hunter, J. M. Lucas. J. B. Pruett,-A. T. ~bel'tson, Everett Ward. been worked. of the prospective graduates. of most ~~ '' ~~w-~~~ Members of the committee, who represented every part of North Carolina, reported to the group the whole-hdarted loyalty of Wake of the schools and· departments. of C . E . 1V l:f:l B a· l the college begin to think of entering ommencement xe rczses i . e e 'J Forest men in their respective areas, and if the spirit evidenced a business or professional career out a here today is an accurate 'barometer, Wake Forest will have- a couple of new buildings. in:~;~~~d.so-called senior medical June 1 t~ 5; Dr. C. A. Bar~our To Speak students, who in reality are only + ·: Those present were Chairman J. M. Broughton, Raleigh; Egbert sophomores, it is a matter of choos L. Davis, Winston-Salem; E. J. Britt, Lumberton; Basil M. Wat in·g or being chosen for at least two Program Promises To kins, Durham; C. C. Bridger, Bladenboro; Leland Kitchin, Scotland more years of further medical study Neck; and Profes:;ors Gorrell, Jones, Earnshaw, Wilson, Carpen in the senior schools of medicine in Be One of Best Ever the different colleges and universities ter, Reid, and Memory. of the country. For a number of Held Here years Wake Forest bas been and still is fortunate in being ab~e to transfer ,Many Prominent Federation Plan its men int,o the junior class of the DR. COUSINS, DR. 'GAINES I leading schools of the country. TO. DELIYER ADDRESSES -Practically every member of the Alumni Plan To 1 Endorsed By the graduating class at Wake Forest this :Year has already been accepted on Faculty .and Graduates To Wear advance standing by some of these Attend Exercises 1 Student Body schools. The University of Pennsyl- Academic Costumes on Sun- ;::;:,• which isfi.!if:~ffiioLifvt4~h;sett~:is='of::·:tJie+->~Y ,.~d.,~~d~~<;:.la.§;s~ .Ex, ··-Seven ·chisses ':Piaii ··rro~l student ·-Body-- ul1ani- country, and which has the distinc- ercises Thursday Afternoon. Hold Reunions During rnously Votes To Enter· tion of having the oldest im~d:"al • J school in the New Worl~. was among Commencement exercises of Wake I Commencement Student Federation the first to announce tlie acceptance Forest College, year 19 29-30, will be l of four members-.of this class, which held :rune 1 to 5, bringing to a suc included Wake Forest'S' first medical cessful close another year's activity .• , T. A. AVERY IS TO MAKE PLAN TO PROMOTE BETTER co-ed. This university was established and marking the college's ninety-· ADDRESS TO OLD ALUMNI CO-OPERATION IN STATE by Benjamin·"Franklin, and is proba sixth milestone along the path,of lib bly th.e- richest school in _the United eral education and arts. The program States. It is located in the city of which has been arrange~ for the clos E. L. Davis, of Winston-Salem, President Hightower Reads Part Philadelphia, the leading medical ing exercises of this year's adminis Will Preside At Meeting of Constitution In the center of the world. Dr. William tr~ion promises to feature one of the. Pepper, dean of medicine,- who visited most delightful and interesting com: of Alumni Chapel Dr. T. D. Kitchin on our campus last mencements ever held here. month, has since that time notified The exercises "will begin Sunday Meeting in chapel Monday, May 19, the following students. of their ac morning at 11 o'clock, when both Commencement promises to be an faculty and graduates will make ,. unusually fine _occasion this year, espe- the Student Body of Wake Forest Col· ceptance at Philadelphia: Marga_!ette lege heartily endorsed the action of Lineberry, R. B. Outland, :r. Sam their appearance at the local church cially since so ma"ny of those illustrious its newly elected president, Felda Holbrook, and H. M. Patterson. in academic costume, where all alike sons of Wake Forest who have left her Hightower, in pledging the support of will have the good pleasure of hear- sacred portals will be with us again. Northwestern University, which the college to the newly formed North · has in connection with its school of ing the sermon of the oc'casion, Dr. A. C. Reid, c.hairman of the which is to be preached by Dr. faculty committee on alumni affairs, Carolina Federation of Students. medicine the largest hospital _in the President Hightower read the pre S. B. Cousins, who at present occu- MR. '1'01\l ARRINGTON AVERA, '15 stated in an interview by a represent- ~aonti11ou.ea on page two amble to the constitution of this or pies the pulpit .of the First Baptist Prominent Rocky Mount lawyer. who will deliver fl1e Alumni address at ative of OLD GoLD AND BLACK that he ganization, and then called for a vote Church of Richmond, and who is dis- · his Alma Mate1~ on June 4. had sen~ out persona~ letters of invita- to indicate the wishes of the Student tinguished as being among the tion to 57 oldest alumni. These in- fore~ Body. It was unanimously voted' thnt Band Makes Good most in Baptist leadership of the G• · 0 f M d s elude members of the class of 1885, Wake Forest College should cooperate South. This service, coming on Sun- 0 and all living alumni graduated before fully with th'e other schools of the day morning, marks the innovation Ives rigin e ica1 tudents. that. He has also invited by personal Record ForYeat State in this attempt. of a new custom with regard to the W k ·F t S I S. ct· . H letter the members of the classes of The preamble of the constitution is Sunday se~:vice, and a departure from -.a e ores ea ee ., Jmc ome 1890, 1895, 1900, 1910, 1915, 1920, and as follows: the accustomed program, it having 1925. A large number of these men Trox~l Introduces Many New "We, the students of North Carolina, heretofore been customary t
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common and about which the + + li:E'------:.._~--:-----~ -, ®lb (Jinlh anb lllark mass of students feel an apti- I Alumnr· ~'ews.. II R l• • AT W The "'school of Law· tude of resentment. Reelections, -•------J-yj---~ ... e lgf.OUS I ye S 3:E NashYille· VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY. TeDDeSSee necessitated by such fallacies, ... T "" By HAGLER I •llltr~ are tending to lessen our ulti David Leon Woodward, '18, is pas- The ministerial class held its last Member of The As&OclatioD of Am~ieau. Law Schoo!. mate and supreme confidence tor of the First. Baptist Church of meeting for the session Wednesday APJn'IHied by The American Bar Auoclatioa and trust in our acting govern- Birmingham, Mich. Birmingham 'is I! night. w. H. Ford, president, pre \ . ' . a suburb of Detroit-. sided with his usual grace. He struck ·Three Tea ors. THREE mAll COURSB - BAlU. C. ARNOLD, De1J11 One Cif the gold stars in Wake I a high note by way of warning to There seems to be little justifi Forest's Serv;ice Flag is there in I ministerili.l students as to their du SUMMER SESSION BEGINS JUNE "n As ·JntJ cation for such trifling and omis memory of Isadore Cheshire Wood-~· ties and obligations as servants of REGULAR SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER. 2'f sions as have been apparent, but ward, '11, who died of appendicitis in God and Christian ministers. These ·.cont~ lssued Weekly by tke Student which· have resulted in an atti- a hospital in Charleston, S. C., while brief opening talks by the new pres I I in service. I ident are proving to be very benefi- • • .- Body of Wake Forest College tude of resentment among the John William Cole '05 is superin-1 cia! and inspiring. students, and further tolerance Editorial Statr tendent of Bradst~eet' Company,J Dr. Cullom read a paper on "Build- ----~~:----~~~~~-~-ww-~~~~~-----~~-~~~- ... . Intense Int• of these things without a notice JOSI!ll'H M. MlNTON ••••.•.••.••.••••••• - •• Editor-in-Chief Charlotte, N. c. He lives at 901 N. ing the Minister's Library.:• He gave Grubbs have. a similar responsibility Ito Davidson! '·we, too, admire their RA.lC F. BANDY ...... •.... Bu8ine88 Manager able outcry seems impossible. Pine St. His son, John William Cole,! some very helpful suggestiOns to the in that their acceptance marks the spirit. But can it not just 'as readily As Inti-am Stair Officers Councilmen, we appeal to your Jr., will probably enter his father's I men. - beginning of this school's relation-, be said that Wake Forest has the best ·ball Draw Alma Mater next fall. It is hoped Mr. M: A. Huggins, ~ecretary of the ship with Temple University, in Phil- spirit? Again, fellows, it's up to us.· GRAHAM A. MARTIN, Ja•...... Manag~ng Ed\tor support of a constitution, the du C. H. STltOUFE...... Manaomo Ed~tor that he will sustain the family repu· Department of Education of the State adelphia. • To have a better spirit than David J. E. MILLER ....••.•...•••••...••••..••..•... .AssiB~ut Ed~tor tiful execution of whose laws is tation for excellence in public speak-: Baptist Convention, was present and .The Medical College of Virginia, at son is ·not our goal, but to have an .. DECIDING c. A. WILLIA.Ms ...... •...... Aaaoc!ate Ed!tor G~: in your hands, which cannot tol ing. : made a short talk to the class. He Richmond, has admitted the follow- unbeatable spirit, which is the best, L. L. CRA.IG .••...... •...••••....• Asaoctate Ed!tor - PLAYED~ s. L. MoRGAN, Ja•...... •...... Feature Edttor erate negligence or misrepre Raymond Lester Poplin, '22, is i is also a member of t~e. Meredith ing: W. J. Buffaloe, H. M. Bri9k- is the goal which, we hope to reveal sentation. bursar of Wingate Junior College, of' faculty, and several asplrmg young house, J. H. Patt~rson, and J., B. next season. Statr 'Vriters which institution Joseph Bascom s~ains were seen in ~onference with Perry. The fighting spirit whlch our team. Into your hands is placed the i Speed DemonS, Huff, '03, is president. 1 him after the meetmg. It .is pr~- Max E. Whicker has been notified and our boosters showed last year at l f:. E~~~~::~~-:~:~~~::~:~~~:~~~:~~;;-;;~;:~~:~~i~~~ responsibility of promoting the . Friends of Clarence Edwin Hyde, I sumed that they were seekmg hls to report at the University of Mary- Carolina in the face of an overwhelm ,.. ' tons, and Bos~ G w. MITCH>:I.L...... Fratermttes highest and worthiest ideals of '25-'26, will be gratified to learn !!!!,t: i~:tluence in their behalf over at our land, in Baltimore, next fall, where ing defeat .was nothing to be ashamed .... Tied for 1 the college. Such a task need not he is planning to reenter college next :sister college. . . - he is to uphold the reputation made of. Its' quality is a good basis upon session. j The class ~s. loo~mg forward Wlt~ there by former students from here. which to build our greater spirit for be difficult if in your heart burns Thomas Tristram Hamilton, Jr., ·pleasant ant1e1pat1on to the activi- Jefferson Medical College will ac- 1930-31. · . Three teams ar a passion _for truth, a zeal for '22, is research assistant in the Bu-J ties of the next year. · cept three men who have not as yet Start the ole fight now, fellows. for leadership of 1 justice, and an overwhelming de reau of Educational Research in the I • • been chosen. "Let's get started on the right foot!" light Baseball I.e MRS E T CRlTTENDEN•• Librar1J CorreBpondent u~~~-~~~-~~~~~! sire to do the will of those whom University of Illinoi~. . . 1 Many Promment AluJ?m Plan To FRED FLETCHER, DR. ·G. W. ·PASCHAL...... Facul~1J Adviser of last Thursd~y': Hubert Fisher PICkermg, '29, 1s Attend Exercases · Head Cheer Leader Elucidates FLEMmG FULLER. you repre~ent in your official ca 1 Demons and the Managerial Department pacity. chemist in the State Department of I 1930-31 "Win-or-Lose" Spirit J. w. HowELL ...... Advertising Manager ------Agriculture; he resides at 111 Hills-. (Continued, trom Pa,ge one) -;- moved .Ul) to ali~ G. A. O'BRIEN ...... Advert~ng Manager boro St., Raleigh, N.C. · ,, . Th · ~"f th ) with the Bostwicl C c. EDDINGER...... Circulat•on Manager Gordon Van Stephens, '15, has re- the a~umm ad?ress at 8 : 00 . . e (O'ont~nu""" rom page . ree . A. V. W ASHRURN...... 4sst. Ci;culation Manager cently moved from Troy to Oxford, alumni orator 1s Thomas Arrmgton football team have a hard beginning. up. to this time, All ·the regular • SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: and is astor of churches in Gran- Avery, B.A. 1915, LL.B. 19~6, prom- It will meet the strongest team which Anything You Need li $2.00 PER COLLEGE YEAR the league season VI.11 e C ounP t y, linent lawyer, banker, and busmess man it will play next season in t·he open- Milton Bernard Small, '26, is prac-1 of Rocky Mount, N. ·?· . ing game when Carolina's eleven will so the champions· Member of between· the three NORTH CAROLINA INTERCOLLEGIATE . . d'1 1· at Kentwood La He Mr. Egbert L. Davis, Wmston-Salem, be encountered. Everyone should feel Hie PRJNTING IJit.. tisln_g mdeh. c MneD degree fro~ Tu.lane N. C., is president of the General entirely optimistic about this game. play post-season g PRESS ASSOCIATION rece1ve 1s · · - · · · b bl .. Approved by · · •t ·n 1928 Alumm AssoCiation and w1ll pro a Y We shall send' against them the Saturday (today) U n1vers1 y 1 . . · c deciding game wil MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION, RALEIGH John Willard vann, '15, Lieutenant pres1de at the Alumni Meetmgs, om- strongest team we have had since GALL PHONE llel Commander in the Medical Corps of mencement. 1925 .. Coach "Pat!! Miller himself is Field today at· 2 :: Entered as second-class matter January 22, Wllea yo11 are readr' · , A summary of 1916, at the postoffice at Wake Forest, North ·the Navy is senior medical officer quite optimistic about our 1930 foot- Carolina, under the act of March 3, 1879. aboard the u. s. s. Pittsburgh, :flag- Federation Plan Endorsed By ball season. He says that runner-up games played this to ·-u oNer - Monday-Kappa All matters of business should be addressed ship of the Asiatic fleet. the Student Body for championship is the least he can to the Business Manager, Box 218, and all take. Med. Skeletons, other matter should be addressed to the The famous Hampton quartet, which I Garland Washington Holliday, 'H, Fellows, the success of any foot- track-teamed a ·: Editor-in-Chief, Box 218. recently sang in chapel here, is tour- is a member of the faculty of the (O'ontinued, from page one) j ball team depends greatly upon the Lewis All-Stars. Advertising rates quoted on request. ing Europe with remarkable success. dental college of the 1\le~ical Co~l~ge world. do establish a State federation moral and physical backing which its Subscription due in advance. I Tuesday.:...Medic They recently gave a program for the of Virginia. Also, he IS practlsmg of students in North Carolina and or· student fiody gives. Is this Raleigh Office: Capital Printing Company. stat~ under the Lewis . King of England and hav.e performed J dentistry in Richmond, making a dain the following articles as the con· ment, within itself, not sufficient to .of 10 to 1, while before numerous other monarchs. specialty of bridge and plate work. stitution of this federation. challenge every student at Wake to another game, th: B1J·la-w Student Government Remember that long, black bass? He IHe is reading a paper this week b~- 2. which denotes the repre· do his best for the Deacons? , Demons.. - r nearly stands some of those foreign fore the Virginia Dental Society, his sentation of the different colleges We welcome heart-ily the freshmen Should Get Organized Wednesday-Eu dignitaries ·over on their high hats subject being "False Bites." based on school enrollment, gives to who will come in to our college next a hard-fought 7· Wake Forest College boasts of when he hits bottom as only he call. James Dewey Bobbitt, '13-'14, is Wake Forest only one less representa- year. With their cooperation we hope ~. OOMBNoiY Lewis All-Stars. We believe that bird's lungs go down connected with Branch Bank and tive than any other school in the State. to develop a finer spirit than has ever rllftft • .,._ T"" n a svstem of student government -their third game to his toes. Maybe that is why his Trust Co., Wilson, N. C. . i Presi_dent_ Hightower, . at _th~ recent existed. W-'--- II... tt SHeet -wick Mud-Hens·. which airm:;, according to the col feet are so big! . John Albert Patterson. '08, died m 1 meetmg m Chapel H1ll, ms1sted on When reference is made to school --..-.• • ·P~ · ·Thursday-Med lege catalogue, at the creation of --w.F.c.-- the Concord hospital on tlie afternoon j this increase in the repres~nt~tion of spirit in this State, the first college wild to overwh• a wholesome spirit among the Saying that expenses must be cut, Iof May 17 from a kidney infection. the smaller schools, and th1s mcrease one thinks of- is Davidson. All honor Hen!}, 18-0. Thi student body and the promotion Amherst has abolished the chair of He was ill only four days, and so his came a~out through his efforts. The ~----~---·-·-·• ~ · -decided the cham of the general welfare of the Bible and fired the professor in that Ipas'sing comes as a shock to his many by-law lS'a.s follows: I Hens had· won, 1: department. What do you say to that, friends. "Pat" was a genial, charfU· . "The _number of delegates th~t each WAC 0 cLEAN E--R·S· ..,., I_,· to hit the,:::.Offer~ students and the college com you old fogies who are always yelping ing man and a very capable doctor. ~nstitutwn member'shall be enbtled to tower, who hurle1 munity. This .ideal is indeed that young folks are going to the dogs? 1 He practiced medicine in Concord_ af- m the Federation Congress shall be ,, Speed. Demons II worthy ; but in many respects Whose fault is it? Where do they get ter his graduation from ·the Medical three for the. first 1,000 students or i WAKE FORES~, N. C. \ the results have not been at all the idea? The same· article tens· us ICollege of Virginia. While in' college fraction thereof, and one more for each NOTICE _·- MOVING '· . I . that the biggest objection to this move at Wake Forest he ~as th~ re~ipient addit_ional 1,000 students or 51 per cent I satisfactory and have evoked on the part of the administration was Qf many honor~. bemg hlstor~an or fractwn thereof. Dry Cleaning and Laundry ·;· multitudinous criticisms. made by the students themselves. Now the freshman class, secretary ·or the Si Our Student Council has made we ·know where the trustees, who are medical class of 1907, poet of the Commencement Exercises Will · Aft J 1 t "ll b · l'd t d 'th I entirely too many blunders on middle-aged, stand on this question of medical class that same year, assi~t- Be Held June 1 to 5; Dr. c. A. I ' er une s we w~ 'e ·conso 1 a e WI religious training and morality and ant in medicine 1906-08, and chief. Barbour To Speak Laundry. As near you as the telephone. - "election days" during the last the kind of first things they are put· marshal,_Anniversary, 1908. ' 1 few months, and has unfortu ting first. Their sons are having to iii PHONE 176 ~ · f (Oontimted j1·orn page one) ~ , ' nately placed itself on suspici_ous call them back. Christianity has o · We just imagine that fellow teaches •:.. -·-·-·-·-·---·-·-·-...:.-·----·-·-·-.,..·---·· and dan_gerous ground, as may ten before traveled by means of young psychology. Who else would have program. Events will begin taking be certified by student opinion. men. thought of that? place when the board of trustees ad- --w.F.c.-- --w.F.c.--. journ in an official meeting at 11 Non-observance of the laws reg o'clock Wednesday morning. Dr. H. H. Newman, of the University Rockefeller has given money ulating the eligibility to vote and 1 an~ Wednesday afternoon· at 4:30 the of Chicago, wants t11e World's Fair two hundred acr.es of land to the ~m THE BANK OF- WAKE the voting hours, as well as the senior class, as an organized body, there in 1933 to have a special feature versity of Florida fo~ the breedmg WAim FOREST. N.C. apparent inability of the council will hold its last meeting when it which will be for twin research. All am studying of apes m a l~bora~orY, assembles in Memorial Hall to honor men to count correctly the votes twins, Siamese or otherwise, all trip- which is to be constructed tlus sprmg. the occasion with its class exercises. cast, are problems entirely too lets and quadruplets have been invited. -Purple and Gray. This part of the program is one of Capit~l Stock . . . ~ ·$20,000.00 the most delightfully anticipated of Surplus ...... $1.0,000.00 the commencement exercises. · The spirit of friendly rivalry · is The Bank of Service t very keenly and pleasingly manifest ROYALL. President . W. PEARCE, Cashier in the senior orations. ,These ora R. E. R. tions will be held on Wednesday eve- ning at 8 o'clock in Memorial Hall. HtJ The speakers who will compete for AN OPEN LETTER honors in this event are W. H. Bost f" .-- .. --wn:·--:---·-·.. -,_ wick, C. A. 1\'Iaddrey, B. M. Tomber lin, and E. Whitaker. Following these orations in close succession FEJ,J, TO ALL SENIORS-- Tom A. Avera, a prominent attorney 1 "HOT COUNTRIES," by Alec.Waugh I of Rocky Mount, will deliver the an- The Literary Guild Selection for May. Unique travel- nual alumni address. . 1 J The final and most impressive fea- I adventure story of the tropics, with wood-cut, · tures of the commencement will be 1._ illustrations by Lynd Ward. I held on Thursday morning in Memo 1 .L ~In a few short weeks your student days at Wake Forest will ~e over and rial Hall, beginning with the literary i yon will leave forever the class-rooms of Wake Forest College. Your days address, which will be delivered to the gradu~ting class by President on the campus are numbered and a new crop of Seniors. are ready to take C. A. Barbour of Brown University. bTHE.~~~;~~~y l your places. For t ..ree more years men that you know will be active on the After this address the degrees will .Q -~ be awarded the graduates. The com campus. Doing things! Being elected to important jobs! Winning mencement exercises will come to a Every close. with the delivery of the bacca Founded 1832 Chartered 1884 in toe games for the old school, and doing things on the campus that you have laureate sermon by Preside_nt Gaines. done before them. WAKE FOREST COLLEGE Med. Graduates To Enter. Noted Medical Schools \ · ... · WAKE FOREST, N. C. ~Why not keep in touch with them? Keep up the Demon Deacon spirit 1 Two-pa . ,J A college of: liberal arts, with an established 'reputation for and subscribe to your newspaper, OLD GOLD AND BLACK, and see what triple s ('Gontinu.ed. from, page on;J) high standards, noble traditions, and progressive policies. the school is doing. A whole year's subscription is only $2.00, so fill in the world, Cook County Hos.Pftal, has accept€d the following 1 men from Expen..'leS Reasonable · Two-pa coupon below and mail it in now. Wake Forest: J. ·I. ,Biggs, C. F. Graduate Courses in All Depm-fm.ents triples: Hoover, and P. Y. Gr,l!kn. For Catalogue, address • • • E. B. EARNSHAW, Secretary ~ It's a good investment. May we hear from you? Syracuse University, at Syracuse, New York, will ta,:lie from the ranks the following !lien: P. W. Jo;v:ner, Fancy OLD GOLD AND BLACK, J. A. Glll, F., 'M. Grady, and G. W. Summe Business Manager. King. Vests- G. W. Jnyner, C. N. Adams, an4 W. R. ~:Uey are among those who PHOTOGRAPHS ·are so fortunate as to have been ac P.S. Of course, if you haven't cepted-'at Duke University, and will From 1928, 1!;}29, and 1930 I want to keep in touch with Wake Forest, so definitely decided on your the-1·efore be members of the first send me OLD GOLD AND BLACK next year. address for next year you c):'ass to graduate from what promises , ...soon to be the leading medical school Howler Negatives Can Be Promptly can send the paper home of the South.· These men have a big Supplied · Name•..•.• ~...... ~ ..- ...... and let them forward it responsibility in that they will be I' responsible for the establishment of. to you. f Fancy: I a reputation for Wake Forest in this SIDDELL STUDIO Address...... new school. · RALEIGH; N. C. i Likewi~, W. A. Pittman and H. C. ',.,. ...
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.. , lritratnur~l GamesTake·Center of Athletic Stage ··------~------~------~:-~~------~------~------~~---- Awards Given To ·.'- Teams ·INTRAMURAL LEAGUE Demon Deacons Record Holders of Wake Track Teams Three Tie· BASEBALL STANDING Rank Third In Event Name Time Year Deacon Football As ·Intramural , ,W. L. Pet. 100-yd. dash ...... Rackley...... 10"...... :...... 1925 Bost'k Mud-Hens ..• 4 1 .800 . 220-yd. dash ...... Rackley...... 22.4"...... 1925 Lettermen Here ·. Contest Closes Speed Demons:...... ·· 4 1 .800 _Big Five Race 440-yd; dash ...... Kinsey...... 53.2" ...... 1930 • Med. Skeletons...... · 4 . 1 .800 880-y!).. run...... , .... Greene...... 2: 8"...... 1925 Eu End Panthers.. 2 3 .400 1 mile run...... Bailey.:...... 4: 42.1" ...... 1925 Gridiron Warriors Pre . Intense Interest Shown Lewis ·All-Stars ....' .. 1 4 .200 Locals Have Won Four 2 mile run...... :... GoebeL...... -, ...... ,.12: 14.4"...... - .. 1924 ·Kappa Tau...... 0 5 ' .000 an«l Lost Four To Give 120 high hurdle...... Daniels...... : ...... 15.3"...... 1927 sented With Sweaters re their - As Intramural Base• · 220 low hurdle...... Daniels...... 24.7"...... 1927 and Certificates readily Them Third Place High jump ...... Richmond and Brookshire... 5' 10"...... 1928 the best ball Draws To Close ·.·~ Broad jump...... Kinsey...... 23' ¥.!" ...... 1929 p to us.· Shot put...... Webb...... 38' Slf.i" ...... 1930 EIGHTEEN MEN RECEIVE David- FoREsT AVERAGE Discus...... C ...... H. D . .Jones...... ll4' 11¥.!"...... \ ...... 1930 . DECIDING GAME TO BE 2nd~String Netmen w~KE HONORS IN CHAPEL HOUR have an .50j). IN ''FIVE" STRUGGLE Javelin...... ~ ...... Edmondson...... -~ ...... 185' 3"...... : 1929 he best, PLAYED TODAY AT 2:30 ' '" ' . . Polevault ...... Ty Jones...... 11'6"...... 1930 ~ reveal Defeat.Frosh Squad Captain Cox and "Old Boy" Den ur team Speed DemonS,· Medical Skele- . . Baptist Team Scores ,123 Runs ""::::=:::::=::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::=:=:=::::::::::::::=:==:::::=:=:: ton Have Finish~d Glorious year at · t dB t · k M dh Vars1ty Boosters Take Five Out To Their Opponents' -- ., ~ . ons, an os WIC u ens . Careers for Baptists rwhelm- . -t P,l . · · ·of Seven Encounters; One 108 Tallies PICK BASEB,t\.LL Lshamed · Tie d f or1rsF ace · -. .Head ,_ Cheer Leader ;is upon · • , Doubles Match Played CAPTAIN Tuesday morning the football team of the past ;:;ea'son was recognized in l,)irit for Three teams are , tied .in the race The varsity bas;ball team succeeded ElucJ•dates 1930 31 for leadership of the Intramural Twi- The second string varsity tennis in gaining third place in the Big Five . .. - chapel by the presentation of sweat Ralph Gillespie, first-string ers and beautiful athletic certificates. · fellows. light Baseball League. As a result squad downed the freshman team by conference this year;which is one step "W. Lo~e" Sp~·n·t varsity catcher for three suc t foot!" - • · winning five matches out of seven. lower than· the Deacons held last year l·n or As Coach "Pat" Miller stepped upon cessive years, was elected by the platform he was greeted by a HER, of last Thursday's games the Speed Although the newish took only two Duke and Carolina are in ·first and the letter men of the baseball rousing cheer from the students. He· ,LER. Demons and the- Medical Skeletons matches, and they were in singles, the second places, respec.tively, . w~ile squad at a meeting held last spoke a few words concerning the past moved .Ul) to sli~r~ first-place honors other contests were in the majority of Davidson followed the Deacons, with Booster-Fighting Spirit of Stu- '7 week to be captain of the Dea season and predicted an even better with the Bostwick Mud-:flens, leaders cases forced to three sets, with _many N. C. bringing up the rear. The d t T S D . games played in each. · locals Stat~won four games and lost four, en s o upport emon Dea- cons for 1931. team next year. .. Captain-elect Gillespie is a Those receiving sweaters and cer up '·to . this time. . / . Joe Minton easily disposed of his g tv·mg them,_ a B"Jg F"JVe percent age of . cons· Against Carolina Eleven junior and has been an out- tificates of their ability were: Captain . All ,the regular games scheduled for freshman opponent, Kitchin, by. a 6-0, .500. . . standing player at his position, Cox, Denton, Mills, Parker (captain· Hili the league· season have been played, 6-3 count. Morgan, carroll, and Wake Forest opened its Big Five "One hundred. per cent for Ole besides being a heavy hitter. elect for next year), Covington, Ben· so the_ !!hampionshi~ will be decided Wrenn were the other sub-varsity men contests by running wild, to over The manager for next year's ton, Honigman, Edwards, Dupree, Wil· between l;he three tied teams, who will to secure victories. owens and Bob whelm Davidson by a 13-2 count. Duke Wake, win or lose!" is a phrase of- team ·has not yet been selected. play post-season games on Friday and Burns won the only matches for the was met nfi!x:t, and the ,Deacons suf· t-en times seen on pennants, pillows, Iiams, Webb, Gregson, Hutchins, ... Smith, Hicks, Brogden, Walker, and .. 8;lt~rday (today) 'of this,.week. The first-year men when they overcame the fered ~ 9-to-3 defeat. The Old Gold advertising cards, and the like. These deClqing game will be played on Gore stiff opposition put up by DuckWorth and Black nine were outwitted by the Hipps and Placa, who were absent. l Field today at-2:30 p. m. and Hensley. Blue DeVils again to the tune of 6-2 material evidences of loyalty and will depend almost entirely upon th~ Two reliable men, Cox and Denton, , A summary of the results of the Only one doubl~s match was played~ in a. game _played on the local :field. school spirit are, quite insignificant freshman ·class. will be lost this year, but the pros 't• As~-the old German proverb goes, pects for the future are good. Every games played this week 'follows: and it was won by a 6•1, 8•6 score for 'La'll.Ding was in excellent form in when placed beside the loyal boosting "All beginning is hard." So will our - Monday-Kappa Tau forteited to the varsity by Minton and Smith over the next encounter, to hold- the Wild· heart. one is anticipating a good season next· Med. Skeletons, and Speed Demons Babcock and Kitchin. cats scoreless, 6-0. The annual Easter It is the privilege of every student (Continued on page two) year. track-teamed a 14-to-0 ·victory over Summary- Monday game with State College was of Wake Forest College to BOOST a Pitchers' b ttle b t .. L in his school. Never should boosting flF:::;;:::=::=:===::::::::=::=:=::=:===::::::::=::=:=::==:::::=::::=:::::=s:::s::::::=:::::=s:::s:::s::::::=::==:::==::~ L ewi s All• St· Mars. d' Sk ' Singles: Minton, varsity, won over nd A ett a tai e1. wet .. n f stann t f g and loyalty be a duty! Each man is T uesd ay- e · 1calAll s eletons· snowed Kitchin, 6•0, &-3. Owens, freshman, a1931 'wh"chver e, capd d n-ei ec· '>0o a· e f or pro.· ud of his school, scholastically, un er e ew1s - tars to the tune defeated sawyer, . , Morgan, , 1 en e n a o- w1n or I. d th L .l K f i 8 6 6.o. the Techs co h c dd 11' b d athletically, and morally, a.nd- he .o f 10 t o 1 • w h 1 e appa. Tau· orfe ted varsity, won over Butts, 9-1, 1-9, 11-9. ut th :fl.. t ac t ta "th e s c oys11 nosei should be o_n his guard this summer Wiggins Drug Store anoDemonsth er .. game,- / t hi s t 1me to the Speed Carroll,· varsity, won over Huggins, oan 8-7 escore, rs butcones in theWI secondaro engage- na n to ,speak every good word for Wake 6-4, 6·2, Wrenn, varsity, won over that he is able to get in. Wednesday-Eu End Panthers won Duckworth, 4-6, 6•1, 6-0. Burns,· fresh· ment·d thet Tarf Heels hit hard and took Our 1930-31 freshman clitss will be Prescription Druggist ~~L- .a ar -!ought 7-3 victory over the man, over Hensley, 6-0, 4- , . . a van age o errors to win 6 to 3 over \ Lewish dAll-Stars. Kappa Tau forfeited 6 6 2 the Deacons. here next September, and each of Doubles: Minton and Smith, varsity, · Th · them will be ·eager to see what the -their thfrd game of· the week to Bost- e 1ast game of the season ended f»'NY -w:ick Mud-Hens. , defeated Babcock and Kitchin, 6-1, 8-6. fittingly as the locals blanked State upperclassman's school spirit is made Telephone 120-Special Delivery -Thursday-Medical Skeletons ran ' College 2-0 on Gore Field, to gain of. They will be guided in their atti- ~ "ld · - th' d 1 tudes by how we speak of and -bY • ... '• WI to overwhelm ·:Bostwick Mud~ the leaders by virtue of its 7-to-5 de- 1r P ace among the Big Five teams Telephone Your Wants Hen~,... d 18-0. This game would have feat of 'the Eu .End Panthers. ino number of games won and lost. . whatThe spiritwe do which for ourWake athletic Forest teams. will -ueci~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ed the championship if the Mud· Interest has been general among the pponents& ~~~~~) W.o:~:o:w~n:e:x:t~y~e~a~r~~~t~h~e~-a~t~h~l~~~i~c~fi~e~l~d~~~~§§~~~§§~~~§§~~~§~~~~§~~~§~ F . to hit the,:::.Offer:H!ga,~f ~li.'~~,..Hi.gjJ.- ,,the· o1HCla).s ,!J-re ~l!~!DDiP-g_JJlore intra: 4. _ Springf).eld (Mass.) 6 .. -:~1 tower, who hurled beautiful ball.. The mural games for next year. "Sports 2 Davidson ' 13 ,, Speed. Demons moved up to tie with for .all" is their motto. 5 Catawba 7 \ 13, Henderson (League) 4 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~,.- 9 Duke 3 0 Appalachian S. T. C. 7 .I 6 Duke 2 0 · Guilford 13 Silver, Leaf Cafe 0 Davidson 6 ith I HOME COOKING 1 Elon 9 ...._· 2 Winston-Salem (League) 1 3 State 0 Fresh Home-made Pies 1 Piedmont (G~orgia) 19 7 Carolin"a 8 TOASTED SANDWICHES 13 Univ. of Penn. 5 :J 6 _Georgetown (Wash.) 4 The· Best _of Everything to- Eat 7 Quantico Marines -l .. PROMP'r SERVICE 15 Navy 7 6 Carolina 3 •~ 0 State 2
108 Totals 123 Tuxedo Suits For Rent Kappa Phi Kappa t ~ bier Hears Dr. Poteat Huds-on--Belk Co. Latin Professor Speaks To Edu "The Home of Better Value_s" cation Group· On "The Three Crowns of Education" -r ~--- FEIJ.OWS, you will need a supply of Dr. Hubert M. Poteat addressed the members of Kappa Phi Kappa Na • ~vel- f tio~al Education . Fraternity: at ' theu regular meetmg last Monday . 'i night on "The Three Crowns of Edu • cation." These results of learning he at lt I I ,Linen Suits interpreted as (1) the development Look I of the power and 'ability t<> think I ' I individually, (2) the development of DAY : for the SUMMER a true type of culture, and (3) the ~ • • development of the conviction that •• -~ 'i• education carries with it an inevita Everybody will be wearing them-Come ble obligation to all fellowmen. 1834 In the course of his address Dr. w-ay 1n today, our stocks are complete-Big Poteat warned against ac·cepting the assortment to select,.from. dictates of certain despots, especially those religiously and politically in-· IF YOU MADE up your mind to pro Camel did. That's why Camel so clined. He also urged that Arnold's · quickly became the most popular definition of cultu:re, "the capacity to duce the best cigarette ever smoked 1 for perceive, and the ability to enjoy, • • • wouldn't you begin by select cigarette in America. That's why, I • ~r::~~~~~-~--~-~~~~: .cies...... ·. $9.95 that which is excellent," be placed as ing the choi(est tobaccos in all the no matter what you pay, you can't a goal in the field of education. 1 world? • • • Wouldn't you spend match it for mild, mellow fragrance ...... · i time and money without stint to and that smooth richness that makes ~~~:~~nt ~~--~~~-~--~-~~~--~~~-~~: $12.50 Gives-Origin of Wake Forest Seal discover and develop the one most the perfect smoke•••• Experienced (Continued from page one} perfect blend? • • • Of course you smokers "'ill tell you. • It's a Fancy patterns in N eurotex, Palm Beach, and other great cigarettet Summer fabrics, one- and two-pants suits, some with with an inscription compose the prin would. And that's exactly what cipal parts ~f the seal. The shield Vests-- 'carries' the ancient form of the mon •• ogram· of Christ. . The rays of light Don't deny yourself the luxury of ~ $14~95 and $19.75 represent Christ in His "I am the light of the world." Bel~w the shield is the motto "Pro Humanitate," meaning manifestly that Christ is It Will Pay You to See Our Line .of the light. - · "Wake Forest College is an' agency STRAW HATS for disseminating the life of Christ " said Dr. Poteat in conclusion. It i.s ELS Fancy Braids, Yeddos, Milans, L~ghorns, and Panamas. for the benefit of mankind,. and its seal is significant of its relation to ~ ,1930, L J. Reyuolds Tob..:co ' Christ. Co-y, Wwtoa-Sal-. N. C. ~--:~--·· .• ' 'r .. -
I Page Four OLD GOLD AND BLApK ' -· Medical Students See Clinic Glee Club Rings Downs Final rs'OuTHERN' r Home In~~ THE COLGATE-ROCHESTER DIVINITY· SCHOOL, . and Coil« Curtain With Local Program I -BAPTIST types ~~o;~~:~::';::s~:::c~~Ily of RQchester, New York Mall +, ______::______THEOLOGICAL club-foot cases, both before and after plaster. Other types of orthopedic ALBERT W. BEAVEN, D.D., President t d T f ll.:l SEMINARY cases"'were also demonstrated. Many Studen san owns 0 n. GLEE CLUB AT CHURCH I .JOHN R. SAMPEY, Pres. of the cases <>f deformity observed THE CHURCH OF YESTERDAY Delighted With Ly- and demonstrated were the result of Louisville, Kent1,1cky either special or spastic paralysis had its greatest influence· when the "Parson was ceum Numbers Wake Forest students and FE A 'TURES caused by' acute poliomyelitis (infan- townspeople will hear the local ""' - 1 · ) the best educated .man in his community." Glee Club for the last time this I An environment Conducive to tt1 e para ysts · / / PERFORMANCE REFLECTS Spiritual Growth, A Happy season when it makes an ap- I we did 1 n 9 of Religion and Glee Club Closed Season In TRAINING IN CLASSICALS pear~nce in the choir loft or the Learning In Genuine Christian Concert Here ,Thursday THE CHURCH OF TOMORROW local church Sunday morning at Scholarship, _Opportunity· to 11 o'clock. John Blackburn will Consider Truth Under Safe can afford to accept as its •leaders only those hav Students and Friends Alike Are will A (Continuect from page one) wield the baton. The club Guides, World-Famous Fac- ing the most complete cultural and professional Hopeful of the Return of Di sing two or three numbers ulty of Sound Christian Think- Creedmoor and was an excellent begin-, which have been worked out for ers, World-wide .Christian Fel training, including graduation from a standard rector Troxel Next Year ning for the work which has been done this occasion. lowships, A Great Evangelist since the Christmas holidays. ' college and theological seminary; Ic and M lssionary Program and lmp'act, A ,comprehensive The final and most delightful ly- ~~~~ Curriculum. Practlc:al Work LumbertonThe east~rn was trip one to of Fair tlte Bluffmost sue-and A~~~==~==~~==~~=~=====~======~ •• ceum number of the spring was given chestra brought their o1ficial season and 'Pastoral Opportunities, A cessful of the year, as capacity crowds t__,he glee club and Bu.ck War"'ord of the here Thursday night in the college to a successful conclusion by giving Central and Acx:ess.lble Loca- · t b th •ti and even put in the group's picture on •.._ greetetl the collegtans a o Cl es. 0 h t . th orchestra. audit
Thnrsda~'·Friday-Saturday ARTHUR LAKE faculty, ro kn .. in .. . comrade." "Or '~PARAMOUNT ..DANCE HALL" -he said, "can I , Comedy efit which ace ON PARADE"_ First Episode "THE JADE ., I, , daily associat All Talking, Singing, Dancing BOX" and one shoul, l\Iatinee 3 P.l\1. "Will you b1 23 STARS COMING- Will you rule .-\lso, Novelty Talkerooon 1\Ionday-Tnesda,y, Jnne 2-~ it within. you "HADIO RIOT" CHARLES RUGGLES of strengtlJ! tx ... in... ting them kn and l~armnount Sound News ''ROADHOUSE NIGHTS" you can- thus guarantee you I I I I I I I The honoral saying that V college in th~ OCEAN VIEW HOTEL -QontinuetZ o: CAROLINA BEACH, N. C.
I New Officer! OPENS MAY 31, 1930 States 1 • • • 1n ,·a rette . / American and European Plan dga it's
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