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THE SOU'WESTER Student Bi-Weekly Publication of Southwestern at Memphis 28th Year-2720 SOUTHWESTERN, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, NOVEMBER 24, 1944 No. 5 Tri-Delta Will First Student WSSF Secretary WSSF Drive Will Continue Series OF Sponsor Dance Body Meeting Begin December 8 Tomorrow Night Held Success Marian Shanley To Be "The Great Centuries" On Campus Two Days; Sorority Lodge Will Social Room Cleanup YW Sponsors Visit Strickler To Conduct Meetings Be Scene of Formal Among New Projects Miss Marian Shanley, World Stu- Next Two Friday Evenings The Tri-Deltas will hold their By BRODERICK dent Service Fund traveling secretary, annual Stars and 'Crescent Ball Sat- The first student body meeting was urday night from 8 to 12 in the held on Friday, November 17, 1944. will be at S'western on Dec. 8-9. Kelso Introduces Sixth Century To Be Sorority Lodge. The purpose of these meetings is to The World Student Service Fund The Sorority colors, silver, gold, arouse a little more spirit into these Drive starts at S'western on Dec. 8. Plan With Amaker, Topic; Wasserman, and blue will be carried out in the "stately cl'oistered halls." Miss Marian Shanley, WSSF, will be Kinney to Hundreds Bassett, Amacker decorations. Silvered ivy will frame The meeting was generally held a here Dec. 8-9 for the opening of the huge success. Students expressed drive. Friday night, November 17, the By BOB WHERRITT themselves on the recent actions of Miss Marian Shanley, who will great enterprise of the faculty Tonight at 7:30 p. m., the second the Student 'Council. Particularly WSSF , a project of the YWCA. of visit the campus December 89. meeting in the series of symposium important in the students' mind was provides relief for students and pro- Southwestern, the Symposium of The the ban on card playing in the social fessors who are victims of war. Great Centuries was introduced to an on "The Great Centuries" opens with room of Palmer Hall. Sometimes it gives direct relief, such enthusiastic overflowing crowd of the topic "Tfe Forerunners," a study Members of the Student Council Campus Mission as food, medical care, clothing to both students of Southwestern and of the evolution of Greek culture dur- reminded the assembly that it was enable students to continue their the people of Memphis by Professor ing the sixth century BC..... After because of ineffectualness on the part Closes; Vespers studies despite what the war has done the awe-inspiring and thought-pro- Kelso and his associates, Professor of the students that prompted the to them. Or it will provide books ducing lectures of the first meeting Amacker and Professor Kinney. This Administrative Committee to take and study materials which we shall expect great things from End Program are de- course of the crises in the history this action. signed to meet the needs of the stu- the program tonight. We can be sure the arch way through which the of the world has had a successful Whereupon, many students chal- dents. 'our highest expectations will be justi- couples will enter. start. So many people attended the lenged themselves to prove to the Three-Day Meeting Is The 900 Polish internees in Switzer- fied. The subject of the lectures to- During the evening, refreshments first meeting that chairs had to be faculty that the student body as a land, together with a small group night is most interesting. We of the will be served. Members and their Time of Real Benefit lined up and down the aisles of the whole is capable of behaving like of Polish students in Great Britain, twentieth century A.D., modern and dates attending are: auditorium. college men and women and, of a On Monday, November 20, four are the only Poles who are in free creative as we may think ourselves, President-Jane Milner with Doug- President Diehl of Southwestern right, should be treated as such. countries receiving university train- have received perhaps our greatest las M'Gee Presbyterian leaders, two of them opened the program with a short The student body pledged itself to ing for the rebuilding of Poland after heritage from Greek culture of the Vice President-Anne James Wel- alumni of Southwestern, brought to introductory talk in which he cited a rigid cleanup of the social room, the war. The WSSF enables these fourth, fifth, and sixth centuries don with Ensign W. K. Weldon the campus and to the students, the the accomplishments of Professor long an eyesore of the school. They students to continue their work. B.C. . ... In the sixth century B.C. Secretary-Anita Hyde with Lt. Christian Campus Mission. The team, Osman and the other members of pledged themselves to co-operate with A scale has been set up tlo show were begun all the great movements John Emerson composed of Rev. Paul Tudor Jones, the faculty who took part in the the Administration in not parking in what is done with the money con- which were to blossom out in the Treasurer-Betty Jean Wilkinson graduate of Southwestern class of '32, preparation for this arduous under- the driveway in front of Palmer Hall. tributed to the WSSF. fifth and fourth centuries and thence with Dempsey Curtner and the pastor of the First Presby- taking. Dr. Diehl also showed that Another important action was the $1.00 will supply the notebooks and to spread all over the world. Our Gene Dickson with Philip Miller terian Church in Greenville, Missis- Southwestern is a pioneer in this type selection of cheerleaders for our paper required by a prisoner of war modern science, your government, our Jane Williams with escort sippi; Dr. Warner Hall, Class of '29, of education, many largeruniversi- basketball team. for six months; a month will provide philosophy, and our art are all based Louise Frank with Lt. Jack Darby and pastor of the First Presbyterian ties having made unsuccessful at-i There will be no meeting today, but soy-bean milk for a Chinese student on Greek models. To truly under- Dorothy Chauncey with Charles 'Church in Tuscalorsa, Alabama; Mrs. tempts with it. He then introduced the next meeting is scheduled for threatened with tuberculosis. stand our modern world we must Porter E. F. Horine, Editor of the Family Professor Kelso, the opening speaker. next Friday at 3:30 p. m. $5.00 will buy from one to six study Greek culture. Virginia Wade with Bill Gardner Life Department of the Presbyterian The topic of his talk was "The Higher books which will bring new hope to The topic will be presented to us Mary Frances Lynch with Guy Outlook, Louisville, Kentucky; and Learning and the World Crisis." He student prisoners and will enable by four able professors: Dr. Strick- Harsh Joseph M. Garrison, Director of Stu- opened with the questions, "What is them to obtain their degrees while ler, Professor of Greek; Dr. Wasser- Kathryn Lynch with Lee Rudder Uhlhorn And Pharr dent Work in the Presbyterian happening in the world today. What behind barbed wire. mann, Assistant Professor of Modern Church of the U. S., Louisville, Ken- must we do about it? And what is Jean Lawo with Douglas Brace Languages; Dr. Amacker, Professor tucky, spent three days among the the role of the United States in this Nancy Scott with David Hamilton Announce Plans of Political Science; and Dr. Bassett, students of Southwestern leading crisis?" He said to know and under- Alice Scott with escort Professor of Latin. Dr. Striekler, stand what is happening we must Betty Joy Smith with Capt. Charles For The LYNX dormitory bull-sessions, chapel, ves- will deliver the main address, is an pers, and holding personal confer- Canterbury Club to know the whole story, and the people Hoyte outstanding student of Greek cul- ences, using as their general theme, of the United States as well as the Nancy Alexander with Lt. Allen By VAN PRITCHARTT Reorganize Soon ture. Dr. Wassermann, an exceed- "Investing Life with a Sense of Voca- people of Germany and Japan do not Ross "Life for the LYINX" is promised ingly versatile man, will talk about tion In the Light of the World's know near the whole story. We must Jeanette Hord with Dr. Chester by Teasie Uhlhorn, new editor of The Canterbury 'Club plans to re- the beginnings of philosophy in his Needs." know the causes of the present crisis Allen Southwestern's year boo k. Bolting organize again this year. The pur- address "Mythology Becomes Philoso- On Monday evening, the dormitory and its possible consequences. To do June 'Crutchfield with escort ahead on publication, she has already pose of the Canterbury Club is to phy." Professor Amacker will tell students were dinner hosts for the this we must study conditions of to- Mary Gideon with escort jumped wartime hurdles and delays promote worship, fellowship, study us how "Oligarchy Becomes Democ- members of the teams, who sat day in the light 'of the history of the Mary Lou Almeda with Hugh Jones likely to arise by allowing time for and service, to bring students to- racy." Dr. Bassett, whose topic "The among them at the tables and led past. The past reaches deep into the Marianne Woodson with escort them. She declared that she will gether, irrespective of their religious 'Goat Song' Becomes Tragedy," will conversations on general college life. life of each one of us, as does the Martha Jo Gulo with Ensign Robert "splash the book with color lt pro. affiliation, to discuss problems af- explain to us the beginnings of Greek The Mission was officially opened at present situation. Dr. Kelso said the Walsh duce history's top LYNX." In addi- fecting the college student and the Drama. All in all, tonight's program 7:00 Monday, with the Faculty present conflict is so disrupting the Betty Bouton with John O'Hearne tion she asserted that it will feature relation of religion to everyday life. promises to be unusual. Forum, led by Dr. Warner Hall, whose lives of the younger generation that Margie Field with Capt. John more pictures and snapshots, more Meetings are held twice a month at In spite of its small size, South- subject was "Religion as Integrating we are challenging the very funda- Smith representations of campus life, than which various ministers of the city western has one of the best faculties After the Faculty meeting, mentals of life-fundamentals that Lucy Lee Ganier with Cadet Scott ever before. Force." lead the discussion. in the United States. The "cream" the members of the team met with have come down to us from past Johnston Individual pictures will be taken The first meeting is to be on next of this faculty have gone t, great the committee of students and faculty experience. Warrene Buford with Cadet George of all students Monday, according to Wednesday at 3:30, and all students pains to prepare and perfect this un- to plan the details of the Mission. The causes and consequences of this Moore the editor. For the pictures men are are invited to attend. usual program of "The Great Cen- On Tuesday morning in Chapel, stu- war are mainly idealogical and not Sara White Barth with escort requested to wear white shirts and turies," without material compensa- dents heard Rev. Paul Jones speak merely economic. Religion, which Mary Louise Jones with escort dark coats, and women white blouses. tion. We will be counted among on "Your Date With Destiny." Dur- was once considered a spent force Betty Roe Clouse with John Ed- A complete cross-section view of fools if we do not take advantage ing the day, different members of by many politicians is now recog- ward Clouse Southwestern will be presented in Bailey Brought Out of this opportunity which has been the team taught the Freshman Bible nized everywhere as a powerful force Martha Hunter Romer with James pictures in the annual; LYNX pho- literally "thrust under our noses." classes. At 1:30, the Team Members, in human destiny. This is a crisis C. Romer tographers cover all social functions By Intersorority led by Mr. Garrison, held a panel in which the fundamental beliefs and Betty Lay and Dorothy Dalrymple and other campus activities. In the discussion based on questions voted Camille Bailey was brought out by ideals of every man are being chal- will be out of town. front of the book there will be a Tri-Delta Pledges by Southwestern students as ones Pi intersorority November 21. She is lenged. Dr. Kelso also said the Pledges attending, with dates are: special colored section picturing with they would like to hear discussed. a 'Chi Omega pledge and a member power of the United States to save Give Dance President--Myra Jo Thornton buildings and parts of the campus. Immortality was the biggest question of the YWCA. Officers of Pi include: the world from disaster lies not in Dan 'Cooper Uhlhorn disclosed that the general considered at this meeting. At 9:00 June Crutchfield-High Pi the philosophy of life prevalent here. The Tri Delta pledges entertained Vice President-Hazel Brown with make-up plan has been completed. on Tuesday night, the Team Mem- Jane Milner-Low Pi He said this philosophy must be the the student body *with a backward Jim Blankenship The cover will be padded ; artists (Continued on page 4) Trudy Bruce-Secretary-treasurer result of an exhaustive study of the dance ,the first of the season, last Treasurer-Amelia Brent with Curt are now working on its design. Indi- crisis of the past. As the conclusion Thursday. The dance was held in the Parham vidual pictures of faculty and stu- of this talk, Professor Kelso gave a gym, gaily decorated in the Thanks- Secretary-Jean O'Hearne with Jim dents will follow that front colored summary of the "Great Centuries" giving thme. Worden section. Next the various organiza- and their significance. A special feature of the evening Katherine Brown with Franklin tions will be presented. Photographs Brantley The next speaker, whose topic was was a contest for the most handsome of the campus beauties then will in- wih Ike "The Study o'f World History as a boy. Among the finalists were Bob Betty June Simmons tervene. The Sports section will fol- Basis for Democracy," was Professor Wherrit, John Gideon, Harry Hawken, Hamilton low. Then the Sororities and Frater- Maynard Foun- Pictured at right is Dr. Amacker, head of the Department of and John Caden. Finally after much Norma Estes with nities will be introduced. Position of Political Science. He opened with applause and many comments, Harry tain the Hall of Fame pages has not yet Robert F. Strickler, the statement that democracy is the Hawken won over the others. Elise Ritnour with escort been determined. Each section of oldest form of government in exist- Pledge officers and their dates Ann Conway with escort the book will be preceeded by a full- Professor of ence. He said that it has greater were: Peggy Woolfolk with Scott Arnold page spread devoted to the respective Greek. Dr. Strickler affinity for adaptation than any other President: Jo Thornton with Steve Betty Woolfolk with George Darby subject of the section. form. We must study the past to Schillig Jane Kilvington with escort will lead the Carol Morris with Jack Nolan learn the changes in all the govern- Vice President: Hazel Brown with Norma Suttle with Lt. Jim Suttle KD Entertains With discussion of the ments ,of the world and particularly Jimmy Blankenship Maurene Holt with escrrt in our own government to understand Secretary: Jean O'Hearne with Jim sixth and fifth Virginia Peoples with escort Steak-Fry In House its present form. The Fathers of the Pentz Irene Barbour with Winston centuries B. C., Constitution took as their motto, "We Treasurer: Amelia Brent with Cheairs The Kappa Deltas entertained last will be guided by experience." They Everarde Jones Representatives, are: Saturday night with a steak fry at the first two of took this experience from an exhaus- Other couples were: tive study of contemporary and past Suzy KD--Imogene Williamson Bernelce the KD bouse from 7:00 'til 12:00. the "Great Centuries." Sadler with Glenn Swingle Wiggins, Jane Davidson, Mary Lang- Several games were played and June governments of the world. Professor Lucille Hammer with Fred Bisot mead, Jean McCullough. Crutchfleld and Everarde Jones won Amacker said they did not throw Claire James with Bill Cooper ZTA--Joy Gallimore, Polly Luguzzi, a pumpkin, and Jane Bigger and reason out of the window but rather Winnie Anderson with Harry Haw- Mary Lou Ortmeyer, Katy Record, Hubert Hodson won a rooster. There applied it to experience. History is ken Winnie Anderson. was also a magician, Mr. Luther the testing-laboratory of the social Carolyn Cook with Hugh Jones AOPi-Teasie TUlhorn, Trudy Bruce, Southworth, with Hugh Jones as his and political ideas of the world. Margaret Hardwick w it h Bob (Continued on page 4) stooge. (Continued 'on page 2) Wherrit

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Page Two THE SOU'WESTER Novoember 24, 1944 November 24, 1944 Alumni SOUTHWESTE RN Con gratulations News i c.LEGS OF'1 MISslSSIPPI ML F Congratulations. By MABEL BOONE -: Lynx Chat :- MEMPHIS,TENNESSEE To the student body as a whole for being able Again and again Southwestern re- Something new has been added on stood our innocent Dr. Baker with a IPIGENTIU POP NATIONAL ADVImr1G.INO O to accept a challenge, the SOU'WESTER says ceives news of the meritorious serv- National Advertising Service, Inc. "Congratulations." | the campus these days with the very, very red face. No, it wasn't ice that her alumni are giving to our Conlee Piblis ers Reprseu.dti Dean Johnson remarked, "I never saw the social sororities entertaining the fraterni- from his modest nature but from 420 MADISON AVE. NEW YORK. N. Y. country. And it is always with a CIICAOO ' BOSTON LG* AoIgn * saO FNACIGo room look better." ties on Monday night. ZTA has had being dragged into the pitfalls of feeling 'of pride that Southwestern That's one reason why we say, "Congratula- all the KS over for dinner several Pinchy Winchy. Jane Bigger asked Member recognizes the honors which have tions." nights. Could it be that Everarade her date over for dinner the next 0ssociated Colle6iate Press been awarded to her sons. In an All this week, there have been few, if any cars and Winnie, or Jimmy H. and Texas day if he would bring the chicken Distributor of effort to acknowledge of Palmer Hall. the bravery are tieing the bond of friendship. (he won it at the party, stupids). parked in front and heroism of the alumni in serv- Colleiate Di6est That's another reason why we say, "Congratu- Chi Omega went in for mass pro- At the Tri-Delta dance the boys ice some few are mentioned below. lations." duction by having both the SAE's got quite the well-known rush. Evad 'Captain James G. Dougherty, Jr., The student body meeting last Friday showed and KA's over last Monday night. reproached several girls on the cam- '40, has won the Air Medal with pus of enthusiasm on the part of the The SAE's brought along some red for not dancing with him. Cliff a great deal three Oak Leaf Clusters after 58 Hood, that good-looking lieutenant individual student and genuine concern for roses to boot . Incidentally, the Chi missions while on active duty in everybody was talking about, received Southwestern. Omega formal dance was quite an special honor from Glenna Herndon Africa. He also has the Purple Heart affair. Jo Shilling and Paul Mc- and Peggy Gallimore. Now this isn't That's why we say, "Congratulations." for wounds received. Lindon made a tall, dark and hand- the only lieutenant, Peggy has her "The Great Captain Fred Drees, '41, won two some pair. (Quite'unusually for Jo- intentions around. She is planning Centuries" / Air Medals with Oak Leaf Cluster on a private telephone extension to JOHN C. BRODERICK ...... EDITOR usually they are short, dark and The Symposium, "The Great Cenituries," got off after 52 missions as navigator of a Millington. Now she can talk with- WILLIAM JONES ...... BUSINESS MANAGER insignificant).- Mary Jane Kellogg, out having the rest to a rare start last. Friday night. Those present, B-25 in New Guinea. Subsequently, of the dormitory KITTY GREY PHARR...... MANAGING EDITOR Florence Swepston and Taylor Franks aiding and abetting her. and it was an overflow crowd, came away satis- he was awarded the Distinguished To cite a certain incident, she was fied that the program, is destined to be one of the Flying Cross for outstanding service. played the ole' familiar Pig game up Associate Editors...... Carolyn Cooke, Ann Pridgen on the balcony. supposed to have a date with one of He is now stationed at Barksdale What we want to great educational enterprises that has ever graced know is who these Louie's on Saturday night but Feature Writers..._...... Jane Milner, Minnie Lee Gdrdon, Field, La. turned out to be the the city of Memphis. souse? he had a wreck on the way in to Ed Dewey, Winston Cheairs, Mignon Presley, Lt. Comdr. George W. Grider, see her. "He shouldn't have been so Virginia Wade, Mabel Boone. Tonight begins the discussion of the "centuries" U.S.N., spl. '31-'32, received a cita- Kappa Delta came through with quite a big affair Saturday Nite. Little anxious as to almost kill himself." News Staff...... Margaret Pace, Mary Belle Currier, themselves, as last week's discussion was an tion for work as chief engineering did Dr. Baker realize Quote Gallimore. Surely a broken Margaret Austin, Van Pritchartt, Jane Davidson, analysis of the entire thought of all the "great officer on the submarine Wahoo when what he was walking into when he accepted the arm 'r leg would have been enough. Bob Wherritt, Leone DeMere, Westy Tate, Jane it sank a Jap convoy of four ships centuries." Dr. Strickler leads the discussion to- Seen at a Millington Kilvington, Lucille Hamer, Jeanne DeGraffenreid, in January. position of chaperoning the party. dance Saturday night and the following Friday, which concern When the party was all over there night were Claire James, Teeny Sue Dugger, Betty Shea, June Camp, Terry Ein- Captain James C la ud (Sonny) Evans, Joyce Spalding and Bob Sto- stein, Margaret Hardwick, Ted Johnson, Louise the sixth and fifth centuries B.C. Haverty, x'43, has been awarded the baugh. (Uh oh, how did this get in?) Wilborn, Amelia Brent, Mary Ann Metzger. For those persons who were not present at the Air Medal and Oak Leaf Clusters as Library Offers New Expressions of sympathy to Beverly Barham inaugural meeting, let us urge you to attend a first pilot with a bomb group in Sports Editor...... Bobby Beane who is now in the hospital England. Capt. Haverty has been in Sports Staff...... Rollin Wilson, Jerry Hancock tonight. Rich educational treasures await you. Books to Students minus the appendix. We hope to see England for over a year. Society Editor...... Claire James Those who did attend will certainly want to her back soon. Captain Walter (Lily) Hearn, '40, Carroll tell In collaboration with the Sym- As to the Camille Bailey and Jim Society Staff...... Bettye Lee Hancock, Martha others of the outstanding privilege which is B-25 and A-20 pilot has been awarded posium on the Great Centuries which Pentz romance, both parties ques- Circulation Manager...... May Wallace welcome to all those who attend. the Distinguished Flying Cross and started Friday, November 17th, the tioned upon the subject said "There the Air Medal after flying 51 mis-' Circulation Staff...... Mary Gideon, Dorothy Chauncey, library has placed on. reserve the is a war on, you know." Parsons, Naida Thomas. sions in New Guinea. Peggy Let's Be Careful books recommended for parallel read- Betty Long took Ken Serzesin to Lieutenant Harold (Chicken) High, Business Staff...... Beverly Beane, Lily Ann Beggs, It has come to ing. The display is inside the library Dot McLemore's wedding in the attention of the Honor Coun- '34, was awarded an official commen- hopes Frances Burks, Curt Parham, Joyce Spalding, to the left of the circulation desk, that he might get the general idea. cil that many students are promiscuously "bor- dation from the Secretary of the Florence Swepston, Mary Virginia Walker, Freda and is arranged according to the Seen going out to lunch the other rowing" the belongings of anonymous fellow- Navy for his work as commander of Jolly, Elise Ritnour, Jean Ann MdCullough, Susie order of the lectures. day were Dot McLemore West and an armed guard unit on a merchant Sadler, Dee Dowling, Madelon Walker, Phyllis students. This practice not only is not in keeping In the Reference room there was John Caden. 'Could it have been a ship involved in violent action against Wellford, Barbara Bowden, Bettye Whitsett, Louise with our ;honor spirit, but it also reflects a selfish a display lasting two weeks for Na- postponed date? aircraft in the Franks, Odnnie Conners, Betty Bouton . attitude on the Mediterranean in tion Book Week which took place part of the "borrower." August. November 12-18. Students who signed KELSO INTRODUCES V" How much time can be wasted because some- 'Captain William I. Hunt, '34, who for any 'of the 105 highly interesting (Continued from page 1) one has to look all over the social room, the was killed on Bougainville June 5, Evergreen Hall Complaint books fecommended by the atious Through the use of this laboratry Cloister, 1944, was cited for heroism or one of the sorority windows for his on May professors may take them from the the Fathers of the 'Constitution 17, for crawling under fire to relieve There have been several complaints on the part books when the particular book which motivated library now. learned was reasoning and practical the suffering of both wounded Amer- of dormitory men concerning the conditions in his search has been carried to class On the second floor of Palmer Hall and what was not. Professor Amacker by some icans and Japanese. He received the Evergreen Hall. The boys over there have no is an exhibition of typical books then gave the attributes of democ- thoughtless individual. Silver Star for his act of gallantry. printed and bound during the 17th racy and the conditions which are telephone, drinking fountain, or social room. Surely, we do not intend to keep the books or Lt. Douglas Johnston, '37, was and 18th centuries. necessary for its existence. Now in Robb, Calvin, and Stewart Halls, all these coats or anything, but it would named high honor man, taking top reflect a more Outstanding books chosen for this The essence of democracy is academic grades in his class and pop- conveniences are present. thoughtful attitude on our part if we ask, before week's "book review" are: ular sovereignty along with the worth title of champion navigator of the There are just a few dormitory boys but still we borrow. People on Our Side-Edgar Snow, one of the individual and the acceptance AAF Gulf Coast Training Center. of the outstanding correspondents of majority rule. The wisdom of they need certain things in their school abodes Lt. Newton Browder Jones, x'40, of our time, has made use of his democracy is the higher wisdom of and these three seem to be among them. A Week of Benefit has been awarded the Legion of Merit "sense of historical perspective, his "give and take." Necessary for Its for outstanding work in establish- Concerning the lack of a phone, several of the The Christian Campus Mission has ended. keen observers' eye, and his in- existence is scientific and mechanical ment of bases in the Aleutians. He dormitory boys approached the Editor and Busi- It was a time of comparable forceful writing in Peo- progress. The people must be edu- real benefit for us all. Our is an infantry officer but was in ple on Our Side, which concerns the cated through good schools and ness Manager of the SOU'WESTER. The editors only regret was that the program could not have charge of landings of small boats. kept political outlook, the social and eco- informed by a free press. Professor of the SOU'WESTER have consented to allow the been designed to last an entire week. The Lt. Maurice Miller, x'42, has been mem- nomic problems of Russia, China Amacker showed that democracy may boys' dormitory their phone, if this can be ar- bers of awarded the Distinguished Flying the team all endeared themselves to the and India and also their fight develop into totalitarianism, and he Cross, the Air Medal with three Oak ranged. The telephone in the SOU'WESTER office students and faculty alike. against a common enemy. closed with the question, "Will the Leaf Clusters, and wears a combat seems very necessary to the editors of the Dr. Hall and Rev. The Leaning Tower-A collection of weaknesses of democracy undermine Jones, both alumni of South- ribbon SOU'WESTER. But they consider with one star of the European stories varying in background from it?" it a greater western, seemed pleased at coming back to their theater of operations. He is now the Deep South to New York and Dr. Kinney, Professor of Bible, then want on the part of the dorm boys. old alma mater. stationed in Florida after being over- to the City of Berlin demonstrates gave a talk on "The Value of Re- What is to be done about the other needs, we And we were all seas for ten months. He won the Air pleased that they saw fit to again Katherine Anne Porter's dis- ligion: Intergrating Factor and In- Medal for his aid in shooting down cannot say, but we do think that the boys deserve return, for they brought with them "real benefit" tinction as one of the really great spiration for Living." Man's earliest three Nazi planes over France. contemporary American writers. some consideration. to all. idea of the universe was a concep- Flight Officer William Joy, x'41, a Calculus Refresher for Technical tion of many things happening to- fighter pilot somewhere in Italy, has Men-A. A. Klof uses a new method Service Fund in New York on No- Leyden, gether in confusion. Dr. Kinney said founded in 1574, was closed won the Air Medal. He has com- in presenting vember 4th, offering to the basic concepts that man early developed ideas of An Announcement transport when 64 professors and 3 instructors pleted all his missions and has been and structure of Differential and unity and that in the sixth century these materials if they could be de- resigned in protest to overseas the dismissal about 18 months, but re- Integral Calculus - namely by livered in Washington within a few of their Thales, the Father of Philosophy, con- Jewish colleagues. Between mains in an administrative capacity. means of questions and answers. From The WSSF hours. In short order, $200 worth ceived the idea of one divine mind 70 per cent and 80 per cent of the Capt. Hamp Morrison, x'40, was Although the book is designed of vitamin pills (given by the Chinese for or being which controls everything Dutch students have incipient or ac- awarded the Air Medal and three Oak men who have studied calculus pre- International Students' Day on Students' Christian Association in which holds everything together in tive tuberculosis, due to underneorish- Leaf Clusters to the Air Medal for viously, it is fully adequate for the November 17 brings vividly to mind North America), fountain pens, scien- unity. Ever since Thales the center ment and lack of medical care. Fifty his courage and skill in piloting his the ravages to students and to uni- tific books, two sets of badly-needed beginner who is tackling the sub- of philosophy has been the idea of per cent of the Dutch students have Flying Fortress, "Rowdy Rebel," on ject for the first time. versities in Europe and Asia in these dental instruments, a pair of glasses, unity within Plurality. Necessary been ngaged illegally in the under- numerous combat missions o ver Plastics, in the World tragic war years. On the threshold on prescription for a Chinese of Tomorrow- for this conception is the existence college ground resistence movement. Uni- enemy occupied Europe. He is with of peace, the return of students to president, magazines, and student By Capt. Burr W. Leyson, desires of an all-powerful, controlling being versities in the Soviet Union have the Eighth Air Force in England. to present universities in the occupied countries supplies were assembled and in ample in a non-technical man- whom we call God. Although the suffered $4,000,000,000 in damages. It 'Captain E. A. (Jimmy) Powell, '40, is a harbinger of a great realistic time were delivered in person to the ner an authentic and comprehen- popular religions of the Greeks and is reported that 80 per cent of the missing in action since July has just reformation in education and of the State Department by Yumiko sive general survey of the plastic early Romans contained beliefs in a Saito, Danish students are working in the been awarded the Silver Star. He development of a hopeful student Japanese-American office field which includes an informative plurality of gods, the deep thinkers girl of the underground. Students all overr is reported to have several Jap planes unity and solidarity round the world. World Student Service analysis of what plastics are, what of that period had the Divine Being Fund. In Europe, in armies, in prisoner of war to his credit. He received the award To these humanitarian and intellec- 1944-45, $150.00 of the W.S.S.F. can be done with them, as well as at the center of their religion. Dr. funds camps, in refugee and interne camps, for blasting four Jap bombers out tual ends, the World Student Service from American students an examination of the career possi- Kinney stated that our universities will go to in the underground, in forced labor, of the sky in one day's action under Fund has worked since 19387 in its China to be bilities offered by this newly-de- are of often called multiversities be- administered for stu- and in the universities seem to be difficult and dangerous conditions. campaigns in the American colleges dents by the National Student Relief veloped industry. cause there is no integration of the eager f~r the resumption of educa- Captain John W. Spence, x'40, who for the relief of suffering-fellow stu- Committee through 28 local Basic History of the U. S.-By different fields of learning. The com- tion, seriously ready for the reforma- was missing in action for three dents in Europe and China. mittees. Charles A. Beard, represents a dis- medieval universities studied all fields tion of education, and for the estab- months over France in the early tillation of more than forty years Authentic reports on of learning in a unified system with the university lishing of elose bonds with their months of 1943, and who returned to of co-operative Seventy-five pounds of "cultural study, observation theology at the top, embracing and situation in Europe, sent Ot by the ew his base with the help of the French and thought of Charles and Mary unifying all materials" winging their way by U. European Student Relief Fund in fellow students in the underground, other fields. People world. has received the Air Beard, the foremost historians of S. Government plane to China for the Geneva to the World Student Serv- broke away from unity, when, during The World Student Service Fund, Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster and a our day. 72,000 university students studying in ice Fund, reveal the heroism of stu- the Renaissance, they recognised the with its 1944-46 goal of $500,000 in medal for exceptionally meritorious Take Them Up Tenderly-By that vast war-torn land in colleges dents in Mar- worth of the individual. the war-ravaged lands. In the United States serves these stu- service. He is now stationed at uprooted from the garet Case Harriman, is a fast- We now have lower forms of coast and planted Berlin, the University of Brussels has dents in urope and Asia in their Alexandria, Louisiana. unity moving, amusing book about.a num- in materialism and other in primitive fashion 1,500-2.,000 miles been closed since 1941 bemanse of the extreme present need, and is now present con- inland are woefully inadequate ber of people of the theatrical cepts. Professor Kinney said we must to resistance of students and professors launched on the rehabilitation of No man or woman of the humblest needs but they symbolise the com- to unfree education. world. Margaret Harriman, the achieve higher unity, recognizing God The library of reconstruction program in the sort can really be strong, gentle, pure radeship of American author of the New Yorker Maga- as the ultimate reality students for the University of Louvain has been liberated areas, starting in France. and integrat- and good without the world being zine's "Profiles." fully deserves the these suffering fellow students. dstroyed with most of its 900,000 The work is conducted ing the ideas of the worth of the for students better for it, without somebody being reputation she has of being able The U. S. Department of State, volumes, some of which were price- individual and unity. We must make of all stricken lands according to helped and comforted by the very slit the throat of a subject with Division of Cultural Co-operation with less and irreplaceable. to life sacred and unified. We can do need and regardless of race, national- existence of that goodness. such surgical precision that he China, telephoned the World Student In Holland, this only if we recognize God as the University of Ity, religion, or politics. -Philllps Brooks. enjoys it. the rather center and source-spring of life.

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THE SOU'WESTER Page Three November 24. 144 __ teams of the Memphis area. Their team was studded with many Sports Comment former college stars, none of which looked like war casualties, and the Lynx Cats did well in scoring 29 points. Southwestern takes U Platter Chatter " a By BOBBY BARHAM on Blytheville Army Air Base December 4 at Fargason Gym in their By ED DEWEY The gaunt walls of Fargason Field House witnessed the crowning next game. After pursuing a number of albums of recordings, one album of a new Intramural basketball champion as Sigma Alpha Epsilon Coach Clemens' ole alma-mater, Alabama, just about smashed struck my fancy and stuck. Such album is entitled Fraternity downed a stubborn Kappa Sigma Five, 31 to 22. The all Mississippi State hopes of a "bowl" bid come New Year's Day in "Boogie Woogie in Blue," and is bound together by a young man with a dynamic title game was Sigma Alfs' all the way. SAE jumped into an early downing the Maroons, 19 to 0. The "Red Elephants" undoubtedly piano. This person is none other than Harry (The Hipster) Gibson. lead and walked off the floor at half-time with a 14 to 10 lead. They played their best game of the season, and State was just unlucky Although the name is a new one in the field of jazz, he performs increased this to" 21 to 13 at the end of the third quarter. In the enough to be playing them last Saturday. "Shorty" McWilliams' like a past master on these sides. Harry's father played the string final stanza, they choked off anything resembling a Kappa Sig chances for All-America were blotted out in a "Crimson Tide." With bass for his own amusement, but wanted his young son to become rally to win by nine points, 31 to 22. Rollin Wilson ripped the nets State just about out of the picture, it looks like Tennessee and a prominent lawyer. However, as is often the case, Harry "didn't for 14 points to lead SAE, while Glenn Swingle deposited 10 for Georgia Tech are good bets for the Sugar Bowl. Georgia, Alabama, care what Papa don't alilow, he was going to play his 88 anyhow." Kappa Sig. and Duke are candidates for the Orange Bowl. Being that the young man lived around 125th St. in New York City, Not to be outdone by the "Commercial Appeal" or the "Press- If you have noticed the abundance of pewter threads adorning he let the music of Harlem creep into his life not caring for any Scimitar," "The Sou'wester" has picked an All-Memphis the streamline skulls of the Memphis Prep League coaches lately, Prep League music orthodox. At the age of 13, his Dixieland piano was a wonder football team this year. Any similarity between the selections of it's because those fearsome Tech Yellowjackets will return practically to hear. Later on in life some gentleman was so impressed with Will Carruthers "Press," Andy Rogers "Commercial," is intact next fall. Nearly all of these astute scholars of the game, ex- purely his interpretations that Harry was persuaded to modulate over to coincidental. cept Mr. Nemecek, are building their teams for 1946. Robinson, the Julliard School of Music to have an audition. After a three- Nicholas and Lee are the only men Tech will lose off the first string And here it is: minute boogie woogie interpretation of "Swanne River," the com- come graduation time. Two brilliant players, Leo Woods and L.E. Basil Crone ...... Sen., C.B.C. mittee on admission was reeling on its heels, the joint was rockingl Dutch Bauer, who were ineligible this year will be ready to go next L.T. Ronald Shuler ...... Jun. Tech Never before in the history of the Julliard School of graduate music season; so the other coaches aren't looking forward to next season L.G. "Red" W illiam s ...... Sen. Humes had anything been played to equal that rendition 'handed down by with shouts of joy. C. Robert Jeffrey ...... Sen. Central Handsome Harry Gibson. For a good while his time in the mornings R.G. Rayburn Moore ...... Jun. Tech was spent at the Julliard School taking up theory and harmony; Dan Cooper, an inmate of this institution, is handling the coach- his evenings R.T. Don Kauerz ...... were occupied with barrelhouse and boogie woogie ing duties of the Snowden Junior Greenies this year. Dan has been Sen. Humes R.E. eff A ams ...... Jun. Messick at Leon and Eddie's. hampered brutally by the lack of material, and the number of Q.B. Bill Crumby ...... Jun. Tech Record No. 1 in the Musicraft album, "Boogie Woogie in Blue," games the Greenies have won you could count on your thumb and L.H. Don Robinson ...... Sen. Tech is one called "Handsome Harry, The Hipster." (Incidentally, "Hip- index finger. Treadwell seems to have the best team in the circuit, R.H. Harry Costello ...... Sen. C.B.C. ster," for the benefit of those of you who are square, means "a Dan says. F.B. Bill Sears ...... Sen. South Side character that likes hot jazz.") The artist takes off with some catchy The dull thudding of leather against wood echoes once again lyrics piecing together the saga of Harry Gibson. The singing is through the gym as the, basketball season blossoms forth. Mentor Championship Game strictly "niger blues" style in the entire album and is handled very Clemens has the Southwestern varsity hopefuls working up copious well by this tall blond from Harlem. S.A.E. (32) Pos. amounts of sweat each afternoon in an effort to whip them into (22) Kappa Sigma "Handsome Harry, the Hipster" gives way to "The Hipster's Broderick (6) ...... F... shape for a strenuous campaign. A campaign that includes such ...... (10) Swingle Blues-Opus 6 7/8" on the reverse side. Haverty ...... (5) Guiton titans as Ole Miss, Vafiderbilt, Howard and Alabama. Last Thurs- F...... When the people were trying to conceive of a title for record Hancock (6) ...... C ...... (3) Pentz day night the Lynx tasted the bitter pill of defeat in their first outing, No. 2, they hit on a true Jonah when they dubbed it, "Riot in Wilson (14) ...... G...... (4) McGuire 49 to 29, with Kennedy General Hospital administering the dose. Boogie." Harry starts this disc to gyrating by laying down a fast jon es (5) ...... Park Kennedy General's huge court, which was 109 feet long, seemed 8-to-the-bar tempo, which makes it different from the old everyday to tire the Lynx badly. A defeat at the hands of Kennedy this year Subs:S.A.E.-Schillig. Referees: Clemens and Steuwer. boogie. There is a break after 60 seconds have gone by where will be no disgrace to anybody, for they have one of the better Half-time score: S.A.E. 14, Kappa Sig. 10. "The Hipster" inserts a wee bit of Bach into his right hand continuing the boogie bass, which all goes to prove that Bach wasn't so far off the track after all. On the other side of this recording is a number SHOP called "Stop that Dancin' Up There." This platter scores more on MUSICAL MEMPHIS its qualities of purse amusement than its musical traits. By VIRGINIA WADE Midway through the set of recordings, "Hipster's Blues" again Tuesday night the Memphis Sym- confronts us, this time being "Opus 71/2." On the back "Get Your phony Orchestra opened its seventh Juices at the Deuces" is labelled. ANGLES 'N' CURVES season with a performance that The album is terminated with "4F Ferdinand the Frantic Freak" showed a marked improvement over and "Barrelhouse Boogie." The preceeding lyrics to the former are in part years. The orchestra, un- as this: der the direction of Dr. Burnet Tut- In the geometry of Fashion hill, was marked "4F Ferdie was a fightin' fool **:i by excellent precision and greater vivacity than But he fought with all the girls in grammar school, usual. we modestly admit we know The only class he ever made The exceptional performance of Was that one in the first grade. Tschaikowsky's concerto for Violin In this grade he always stayed all the Angles: That is chang- and Orchestra in D major climaxed From this grade he never strayed." the opening program. Mr. Joseph (The year 1939 came and so did the draft.) ing a questionable angle into Knitzer, as guest artist, played the concerto with the orchestra, and en- "Ferdie had to change his grade to 4 hanced his performance by his own And is not in IA anymore. a very charming curve. Do interpretation of the last movement, He married the teacher and they're doin' fine, which Mr. Knitzer made more lively He's 4F and she's 69." than usual. Since Ferdie consult us whether your needs is in 4F, let's leave him there and turn to the Barrel- His interpretation was excellently house Boogie, Handsome Harry takes the joint apart with a cannon received by the audience, and for the in his left hand and a rifle in his'right, employing a variation of the be Junior or Regular size re- encore that was demanded of him, i missing link or he offered a simple and charming the walking bass. Much originality is visible from a stray Swiss lullaby by Wilson de Ribeau- right hand which.wanders wild over the ivories. It is a l quirements. We have what pierre, which was played without noble performance on the keyboard. This waxing is a red-hot sent accompaniment. The presentation .4 : . of so solidly that it does all but scorch the album cover. Mr. Knitzer was of particular inter- you like. est to all Southwestern patrons of the symphony, as Dr. Strickler's son- Society Aotes -in-law, he is by Concert Violinist no means a stranger By CLAIRE JAMES ,t to Memphis. . Delta Delta Delta-The Tri Delts Plays In Chapel 3 The fine performance of the whole are . ' With this complete ensemble having their winter formal to- evening was indicated by the ex- morrow night in the house from 8-12. Yesterday morning in chapel, the cellent feeling with which the orches- student body was privileged to hear you can pass any EXAM tra interpreted Bach-Albert's "Pre- Kappa Delta-The Kappa Deltas are Mr. Joseph Knitzer, lude, 'Chorale and Fuque," the open- having a slumber party tomorrow nationally famous night in the KD house. concert violinist. SY ing selection, and it was followed Mr. Knitzer began ... that should arise, social- by Mozart's "Symphony No. 41 in C his program of three numbers S Chi Omega-The Chi O's invited with Major," which was especially pleas- the SAEs, and KAs to dinner last Schubert's "Ave Maria." ing in the second movement; there ly ... Do come in to see us. Monday night. --ii' the haunting yet soothing strings At the conclusion of his program, dominated, and that section creditably ZTA-Zeta invited Kappa Sigma to however, he was called back for two acquitted itself. dinner last Monday night. encores. Especially effective was his "Dause Brasilcira," a samba by rendition of the "Ritual Fire Dance." time during the evening; she averaged Canargo Guarniera, which was played high C all evening Mr. Knitzer is the son-in-law of Dr. This Topper ...... 39.95 by Mr. Knitzer also, seemed one of with professional skill. Such stress is laid on technique Strickler, professor of Greek. He the favorites of the evening, and this . . . - - '11- 4u- U-- Matching Jumper ...... 12.95 enthusiasm was aroused by the en- in coieratura singing that ner clear appeared Tuesday night with the were arpeggios and clear-cut staccato Memphis Symphony at the Auditorium core, John Philip Sousa's rousing a delight. Her breath control makes where be was enthusiastically Just the right Blouse ...... 5.95 "Stars and Stripes Forever." The her singing seem effortless. re- program was brought to a close by ceived. The Stitched Hat ...... 5.95 Morton Gould's "American Salute," Personally, Patrice Munsel is the which features as a dominant theme most attractive Met star Memphis The restrained (Looks good on or off!) quality of her voice the popular "When Johnny Comes has welcomed in years. Her youth, in the Mozart group was the mark Marching Home." charm, and beauty were not ex- of a fine artist; the French group Bag to match Hat ...... 5.95 aggerated, and her personality was .; The whole performance had a was delightful, particularly Bacelet's \ q very winning. mellow and warm tone, and the or- "Chere Nuit," and of the lEnglish C--,9C~-~. "L }, chestra's season was promisingly Her somewhat Victorian program contained group, "The Nightingale and the X. opened by its satisfying program. some songs that are for fledgling coloraturas, particularly Rose," by Rimsky-Korsakoff was The concert of Patrice Munsel, who some of her encores (of which there perhaps the best. was presented by I. L. Myers in Nov. were a generous eleven!) but she Miss Munsel was very THE HELEN SHOP 14, was a treat to her audience. Miss proved her ability in her arias, the aptly accom- 1808-18 UNION AVENUE Munsel was said to be combatting a better of which was "Ah, pors e lui" panied by Stuart Ross, but his solo I cold, but it was not apparent at any- from "La Traviata." group was not distinguished.

__ _ , . _ .:,_l . I Pugs Four THE SOU' WESTER November 24, 1944 Pag Fiu H O 'ET oebr2.14 CAMPUS MISSION ('Continued from page 1) "The mass of men are always look- Former Editor Honor (Continued from page 1) ing for what Wiggins Elected Boll for the. First Report Beverly Barron, Hilma Seay, Barbara is just. All the vast hers led dormitory bull-sessions in all Period of the First Semester Bowden. machinery which makes up a state, Writes Letter four dormitories, on Marriage and Session 1944.46 Chi Omega-Mary Ann Banning, a world of states, is, on the part of Stylus President Family Life, Prayer, Christian Re- Last edition It was impossible to Ginny 'Crutcher, Lucille Hamer, the people, an attempt to organize, sponsibility and other topics dealing print a very interesting letter which Camille Bailey, Nancy Kizer. not that ideal jusice which finds First Honor 1ol1 with the Mission's theme that the Tap McLendon and Mrs. Greenhill had received from Nancy Jean fault with God's ordinances, but that students wished to discuss. - Independents-Virginia Cartwright, S/Sgt. Robert Goostree, who is a Alexander ...... A A A A A practical justice which may be at- Keaton For Last At 3:45 on Wednesday, the Christ- Jacky Tracy, Sara Johnston, Nancy former student of Southwestern. Mabel Boone ...... A A A A A B tained in the actual organization of Work ian Union Forum had as its guest Hughes, Sue Robinson, Margaret Year's He is remembered well by the Julia Anne the world."-Albert Pike. speakers, the four Team Members, Harrison, Dot Jameson, Patsy Camp- faculty and students who were here Crutchfield ...... A A A A A At a meeting of the Stylus Club who led the discussions of "The bell, Clarice Irby, Jean Rose Adams, with him and has been a frequent Robert Stobaugh ...... A A A A A held recently, Berneice Wiggins was World's Needs-Youth's Resources," Jean Samuels, Peggy Lawter. visitor to the Alumni Office since his Irma Waddell ...... A A A A A elected president to succeed Anne "The Meaning of Christian Vocation "Duty is with us ever; and ever- graduation. He was outstanding on 'Chaperones are: Dr. and Mrs. Henry Howard Bailey, and Lee Conley was Second Honor Roll for Family Life," 'The Meaning of more forbids us to be idle. To work the campus as a member of Sigma J. Bassett, Dr. and Mrs. A. T. John- re-elected secretary of the Club. Two Virginia Gibbons ...... A A A A B Christian Vocation for Business," and with the hands or brain, according Nu Fraternity and the editor of THE son, Dr. Felix Wassermann, Dr. and new members of this organization Jane Milner ...... A A A A B 'The Meaning of'Christian Vocation to our acquirements and our capaci- SOU'WESTER in 1943. Mrs. W. R. Cooper, Dr. and Mrs. who were chosen in a tapping serv- Berniece Wiggins ...... A A A A B for Church Related Services." This ties, to do that which lies before us The letter appears below and is of John Osman, Dr. and Mrs. John Q. ice held November 17 are Frances Dean's List meeting was held in the Tri-Delta to do, is more honorable than rank special interest for its description of Wolfe. Keaton and Paul McLendon. Frances First Report Period of First sorority house. and title."-Albert Pike. a chateau which Goostree saw ii All Southwestern men students are Keaton was awarded the Stylus Cup Semester Session 1944.45 Wednesday night at 7:30 the Christ- France. invited to attend. for the most outstanding literary Nancy Jean Alexander tan Campus Mission was officially Our move brought us to a work among the freshmen of last Mabel Boone closed with the Vesper Service in billet in an old.French chateau, really Greetings year. Betty Jo Brantley Hardie Auditorium, which was led a mansion. There is a wall around from the Plans have been discussed by the Dorothy Chauncey by Dr. Warner Hall. This service the place and high iron gates. Com- Stylus Club for re-establishing the Julia Anne Crutchfield was for all Southwestern students. ing in the main gates you see a Southwestern Grill Southwestern Journal, which consists Carolyn Cuningham During their stay on the campus, circular gravel drive and a circular Compliments of the of poems, essays, plays, and other Ilse Einstein the four team members, Dr. Hall, grass plot with two patches of scar- forms of literary composition con- Betty Ezell Rev. Jones, Mrs. Horine, and Mr. let flowers. The porch is glassed in, tributed by members of the student Marguerite Field available to the stu- 'with a glass marque extending out Garrison, were body. If enough suitable material Ernest Flaniken RITZ THEATRE over the drive. The principal rooms dents for personal conferences. -This Elite Beauty Service is received, an editor will be ap- Joy Gallimore of the house are a reception room, afforded Southwestern students a pointed by the Publications Board. Audrey Gensel Poplar at Evergreen a drawing room, dining room and Competitors for membership in Virginia Gibbins final opportunity to become ac- 573 N.McLean billiard room. The reception room Stylus are reminded that the deadline Margaret Hardwick quainted with these outstanding was also a combination trophy and for submitting manuscripts is Decem- Jean Igou speakers of the Southwestern Christ- gun room. There Is a set of antlers ber 15 and that these should be Ted Johnson mounted on either side of the fire- ian Campus Mission. legibly written in ink or preferably Frances Keaton place and a wild boar's head over typed on one side of the paper. Com- Audrey Krauch the door to the-drawing room. The University Park positions must not exceed 6,000 words, Peggy Lamp drawing room is heavily tapestried and if the competitors wish, they may Mary Langmead with hunting scenes, has a tiled fire- hand in rough drafts for criticism La Verne Lazarov Buy All Your Cleaners place with a magnificient oil portrait and suggestions. No restrictions are Sara Grey MCallum of a placed on the type of manuscript or man in armor a la Rembrandt J. R. McQuiston Christmas Gifts In Welcomes about it. The billiard room opens off Your Trade on subject matter. Jane Milner the drawing room. Its principal fea- This One Spot Carol Morris E. R. Triplett. Manager ture is the turquoise tapestry with Virginia Peoples WAA Elects Sue cloth of gold fleurs-de-lis embroid- Minor Robertson Everything in our stock will ered on it that lines the walls. .,Jane Soderstr'dm make an ideal gift for someone. Phone 7-8851 The dining room is large and Robinson President Robert Stobaughb In our own new location we ornate, with a skylight and a chande- Jane Treadwell The Women's Athletic Association more recards and better lier hanging from the center of the Irma Waddell have been reorganized, has held two records than ever before. MMOM" has skylight. There are two sideboards, Julia Weliford plans for this good accessories are meetings, and made one with lions heads and the other Roberteherrit Many year. These plans include a tennis also much-wanted as gifts. S.eoea4 with satyr's heads hand-carved, wal- berniece Wiggins LOEW'S and an archery tournament in which nut. In one corner is a water color Ask Ed Dewey, your "platter a representative from each group of of three bird dogs, very cleverly done. girls on the campus may take part. chatterer." PALACE STATE As soon as these contests have been Society can be improved only as decided the regular ntramural bas- the constituent individuals are made GILMORE Now ketball games will begin. In the better and Masonry seeks to accom- Words and Music spring competitive softball games will plish this by inducing in each indi- SEAFOOD CAFE be held for the first time in several vidual consciousness a deeper and Oyster on Hal-Shell By Mallory Chamberlin Ann Sothern 2nd Big Week years. Along with these sports the stronger sense of personal responsi- W.A.A. hopes to arrange some tour- bility and a higher and keener ap- Open 6 A.M. to 1 A.M. 152 Madison Ave. In naments in ping pong, badminton, and preciation of the things of moral and Phone 7-6826 volleyball. intellectual worth. This is character 1861 Madison Ave. "Maisie Goes The officers of the W.A.A. are: building, and this is the ultimate ob- Memphis, Tenn. GARY COOPER Sue Robinson, president; Gene Dick- ject and aim of Masonry. I.C. 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