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VOL. XXVI DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1938 No. 8 Auburn Orchestra ODK ConductsNCCPA Ha* Alumni To Invade Campus, Fall Initiation Convention To Present Music Tuesday Night Hold Luncheon, and Cheer President Warren Gaw And At Durham In Next Dance Set Doctor G. R. Vowles To . As Wildcats Meet Cadets Preside Over Meeting Miller and Davidson are Given Appointments In Meeting Play k Warm Welcome To Be Given "Skeets" Morris To De- Annual fall initiation of ( )mi- ' At Duke f Duke University,*Rut clock. The president, Miller. Editor of Davidson's McSween, Lacy, And Edwards Ball (law. secretary. Costume and the Dr. Scripts 'u Pranks was cfioseilI To Make Banquet Addresses ( \. R. Vowles, will preside. "Skeets" Morris ami his Au- as head of new radio broad? burn Cavaliers Orchestra have Secret Rituals Used cast of college news, ami Don From nil outward appear- Nffinager ances, been secured by tlie Pan-Hel- At the meeting this year a re- Davidson. Jinsiness Homecoming this year Scripts '*ti -Pranks, was ap- lenic Council tn play for the vised secret ritual will be used for of will In- the biggesi ami best annual Christmas dances. the first time. The ceremony will pointedhead of a committeeto ever. It will be one tlic alum- revise the of N. < > The dances this year will l>e held he very informal, as the formal I constitution C ni will look back 11 with plcn- 10, P. December 9 and in the Charlotte banquet will be held sometime in i C. A. sani memories of a warm wel- Armory instead of the Hotel Char- the spring. All O.D.K. faculty mem- Plan Radio Program come, a finov/ootball game,aftd luncheon, lotte, where they were held last bers will attend the meeting to wit- an excellent alumni pre- At present there i- .-< radio pro- fnr- year. petition has been ness secret very impressive j-^'.M.I.\ Flying Squadron will A the anil gram over VVPTF, galeigh, to faculty to the effect station tjir opposition for the fighting sented the ritual. conducted by tin- \" C.C.P.A. At the that the Saturday night dance be and 'it's going to lie a By the time of the initiation cere- convention, however, it was decid- some kind of costume ball, as was Miss Moore, above, will O.D.K, Iclose, hard fought battle no matter Connie mony it is hoped that the to sponsor instead of the pres- here several years ago. ed who wins. With an unexpected tie held appear with "Skeets" Morris and golrl keys will 'have arrived so that program, program over ent a new over ClettlJnn's great team and an- Two Tea Dances his Auburn Cavaliers, who will they can be presented to the seven WBT, Charlotte. Final arrange- two each present other over Wake Forest, the Vir- There will he dances the music for the annual initiates at the meeting. After the ments hayc not been made with sta- sponsored ginians will br out tti get a real day, a tea dance in the afternoon December set of dances initiation the regular meeting of WBT, hut are carried tion if piam victory. Davidson wants that panic and one each night. The formal by the Pan-Hellenic Council. This Kappa held. Omicron Delta will be out the program will he conducted V.M.I, turn dance will be held Friday night, band has recently played for dance too. A win over would In- Rul Miller. It will consist of bits season one, which time the usual figure will sets at Clemson, Presbyterian, Wil- New Member* Initiated their into a successful at of news sent in hy colleges through- they do just presented by the Council and liam and Mary, and Hampden-Syd- The-'iuitiates are Tom Abbott, Extended To and an- out to that. he out the state and of the music cur- Welcome social fratern- ney Charlotte; Cage Brewer, Clarks- Greatly improved since the first of alternates from each Colleges. rently popular on college campuses. dale, Mississippi; Calvin, Deca- the season anil with all players in ity- Joe Tin1 constitution of the press as- name, Alabama; Hemphlll, good condition, they the likely to As observed by the the tur. Sam Mari- sociation has displayed numerous Friends and Graduates originally Squires, Charlotte: T. E. upset the dopebuckct and send the Auburn Cavaliers were on: Julian contradictions, and it has never been Virginia Polytechnic Student Body Charlotte; War- By By FRED STAIR Squadron back to the hills from the Alabama In- Walker. and Dave organized or printed Therefore it DR. W. L. L1NGLE Auburn, den, in full retreat. stitute of Alabama. Skeets Johnson City. Tennessee. was decided that by the next con- There is a very beautiful thought We who are still enjoying our Morris, leader, is the male vo- DownsMotion you Luncheon Is High Spot the vention to he held at W.C.U.N.C, enshrined in the phrase. "Home- college days welcome hack to ilocire the alumni calist, and Connie is ProposedMotion Is Defeated the first week in May. it should be coming." It contains the intimation this campus that holds a multitude The annual luncheon to two soloists com- Music Set Received be held in the banquet hall of songstress. These By Vote Of 204 to 139 revised and published. A committee that when nine a student attends of memories for us all. with the entire orchestra to college, college is forever Chambers will be another of the bine The Carnegie record library, pre- was appointed to study the consti- a the aft- Homecoming is of the most gree club. Amongthe novel- "Resolved, any body which one high spcits of the week-end. As a form a That sented by the Carnegie Corporation tution as it now exists and make erwards his home. 'That i^ just asit enjoyable celebrations of the school presented by the band is a will act as a committee or other should after-years, new feature of the luncheon, the ties York, was received at Da- recommendations to the next con- be. In as one year. truly a jovial season of comedy quartet entitled "The representative unit of New yoars It is of the senior- class will be of the stu- vidson this week. It is now being vention for revision. Don Davidson looks back at his four in col- reminiscence of bygone days and of members Swinging Gates." The musicians dent body shall report all its appointed this com- lege, they are the very hap- the guests of the college. The hoys carefully unpacked and checked. was head of amotitf tlie comparison of recent personal feature a saxophone sextet, a trum- plans and activities to the stu- piest years of any rate, will sit with the alumni and act as The library consists cif an unus- mittee. his life. At activities. We who are here now pet trio, piano duo, and a vocal dent body for approvaland informa- there about memo- their hosts on the campus. It is ually fine electric phonograph, near- Large Attends is Something the still enjoy "bull sessions" and warm mixed trio. tion of the latter." Number ry years hoped that a better understanding ly 1.000 records, a library of 100 of those that make them friendships, and we are looking for- The motion was defeated by a At the convention at Duke Uni- from all years. They between the.two groups will result Past Engagements books on music. ISO musical scores, different other ward to having you return once 204 to 139. The students versity last week more than a hun- years from this luncheon. The wives and In October the Auburn Cavaliers count of hook case with al- were the in which the stu- more to vivify our surroundings and a walnut from about twenty of the alumni are, of course. played at Clemson, Wil- voted in a secret ballot during this dred students dent grew from boyhood into man- )avid friends for dances bums for the filing of the records. T with your rehash of 1 son's same assembly. A simple majority schools were present for registra- hood. \ot only so, hut the years in cordially invited. liam and Mary, Hampden-Sydney, The total value of the sit is esti- lively past. was all that was required to de- tion of Thursday afternoon. On Three Speaker* Slated and Presbyterian. They have also mated at approximately $2,500. which he made hi-* finest friend- measure. Thursday night an executive meet- ships. We have completed big plans for played at Florida State Woman's feat the W. L. I.ingle, who was instru- There will In- three speakers Dr. ing held, ami Friday your entertainment for the week- College; Alabama College for Wom- Presented By Torrey obtaining this Carnegie was on there Tl is not neccsary to say that for tin- occasion, Dr. John McSwcn, resolution, presented the mental in were addresses by A- S. Brown and end, They include banquets, speech- en; The Pickwick Club, Birming- The in sMusic Study Set. stated that a there will be a warm welcome for pastor of the Purity Presbyterian motion, was drawn up A. M. Beck of Durham, and ap- es, reunions, dances, and a football ham, Alabama ; San Carlos Hotel, form of a place has not been chosen as yet all former students who come back church of Cluster will he the first by Archer Torrey and seconded by pointment of committees. Also on to College on Homecoming game. We are eagerly looking for- R, Pcnsacola. Florida ; The Tower in which to place it, but that the the old speaker, ami Dr. lien Lacy, presi- Sherer, Walker, and Friday various group meetings and Day. goes saying. ward to your return',' and we trust Beach Club and The Aragon Ball- Wallace Dan chosen site will be accessible to That without It dent of Union Theological Semi- by banquet were held. Saturday there that a great miniher of graduates room. Houston. Texas; The Tut- Hill Diehl. It was sent mail to the students. a is taken for- granted. Those who nary will follow him. They will Stair, president stu- was a business session, reports of simply coming will take this opportunity In re- wiler Hotel, Birmingham, Alabama ; Fred of the * come an: home. both talk on some important phase body, it at the as- A drinks to for- committees, and a dance in the hall- always at home visit our Alma Maiit. It you do, and the Tantilla Garden, Richmond, dent who rearl man sometimes There is a welcome of Davids,,11. The third speaker is sembly. only thing he room Washington Duke we will be able tn revive old friend- Virginia. This past summer they get, and about the of the for thosr who rHnrn. We trust that Wilbur S. Edwards who was presi- Torrey explained the pur- forgets is to stop. .Hotel. going to mutually help- ships, play over past ball games, 1937, were featured at Myrtle Beach and that when this is lie dent of the student body in to your coming discuss former classes and profes- the Isle of Palms in Charleston, pose of the motion was find out ful. We are sure that lie will prolJably speak on the sors, unearth favorite son^s, re- the activities of the various groups will be an inspiration to those of and young graduate's outlook on David- South Carolina. live our former happiness. We will representing the student body. This us who are back here at the Col- son. away Latimer Attends Meet lege trying carry hope enjoy seeing you Saturday. he stated would do with the to on. We The Fraternity houses will be misunderstanding which occurs so that those who return for the day We Body Chooses welcome you DaVi'dson men decorated, and an award will be between the students and will some new inspiration campus with the hope often Of Press Association receive back to the made for the best decorated house, these various organizations. which will add something of what Ithat you enjoy your will stay lute as lias been the custom for the Senior Blazer Motion Latimer was Davidson's rep- annuals magazines. One « ♥f the Arnold :and thereby love Discussed John and Matthew railed "sweetness increase your for past few years. In the discusion that followed resentative at the National Collegi- most interesting discussions was and light" to their daily lives. the college. Last year's decoration ci ntcst Ballots Reveal Tan Camel's the motion ate Press Asociation's meeting at by Phillip W, Buchen, student Ned Iverson asked that led was won by Beta Theta l'i. Their Hair Is Choice fully explained on last Thursday thru business manager University be more and its Cincinnati of the featured tlie novel idea of Saturday. scheme purpose be made clearer. Sam cif Michigan Daily. The topic of the Showing news, Chairman Terrell Porter of the delegates arrived Thursday and Avon Players Qroup a theatre as a Spencer stated that in its present The discussion was '■Solicitation Meets comedy and feature attraction Da- senior blazer committee made it it morning, taking a tour of the city of Advertising." form he believed that would Promotion Local vidson Wildcats' win over the Xorth known in an interview last Satur- only serve to slow down the ma- which covered the industrial and Friday night a banquet was given Will Perform \cM Friday afternoon, Novem- Rams. Plans are being day evening that a decision has chinery of the organization. Wal- residential sections. The tour ended fur the delegates, at which several ber II. (he Executive Committee of Carolina laid at present for bigger and more been reached as to the blazer to lace Scherer, for the mo- with a trip through the interesting after-dinner "The Taming of the Shrew", a the Trustees will meet in the Trus- speaking Cincinnati speeches unique schemes this year revolv- be ordered. tion, stated that every student Times-Star, which has one of the were made. After this the conven- three act play by Shakespeare, will tec's Room in Chambers Build- Iin^r around the outcome of the tan hair body know activities of most modern presses and printing was given at the roof gar- be presented by the Avon Players ing. This meeting will Ik- preceded It is to be a camel's should the tion ball i Homecoming game. coat, three-button, single breasted, its representatives, equipment in the country. The press den of Hotel Gibson. tonight, in Chambers Auditorium at by meetings of tho several sub- an extreme drape with a plain This was the first motion to be room of this paper covered one On Saturday morning the clos- eight o'clock. committees "f tin1 Executive Com- back. The results of the balloting brought before the student body entire floor and contained equip- ing address was made by Raymond Tile play revolves around the two mit Ut, some nn Thursday and some| Dean Forbids Autos revealed that approximately nine- [Continued on Page Bight] ment worth one million dollars. Clapper, well known Washington daughters, Bianca and Katherine, of (in Friday. ' tli^1 student body are tenths of those desiring blazers Thursday night an address of columnist. His topic was "Confes- Baptista, a gentleman of Padua, The committee for reviving thi ■Members of — again <-f faculty wished no "D" or numeral on the welcome was given by Daniel Laur- sions- of —& Washington Column- and their suitors. Bianca is char- by-laws of tin- trustees meets reminded the refil- throughout jacket. I.R.C. Elects Perrin, ence, vice-president of the Univer- ist." Saturday afternoon all of the acterized as a genjle, sweet, and Thursday morning and is compos- l-itii>n-. nn automobiles ilie coming year. Several meetings were held at sity of Cincinnati!. delegate^ were guests of the Uni- beautiful girl who lias no trouble ed of Rev. A. R. McQueen, D. I>.j Simmons To Offices Friday by versity Dean M. E. in a recent various times to vote on the blaz- was taken up round of Cincinnatti at the Cm- at all in finding a siiitt>r. but Kath- Rev. J. MrD. Richardson, D. ]).. Sentelle cinnntti-Ohi(i Wesleyan football notiff gave information concern- ers. There were only a small num- table discus-Mi >ns for both business erinc- i- exactly the opposite of Mr. H. Smith Richardson. Dr. Ar- meeting game. ing the rules cm the possession of present at the meeting Moday At the last of tlic Inter- and editorial staffs of newspapers,] / Btanca in character. She is char- chibald Curriv and I'res. W. 1.. ber Club, automobiles the campus and night, October 31, hut better at- national Relations the elec- acterized as hard to handle and lias Linglc, nn year some of their applications. was noted at another tion of officers for the was been dubbed tin- "Shrew." No one Thursday afternoon the build- tendance Tickets Are On Sale regulation, meeting November 3. So far about held. wishes to be her suitor with the ings and grounds committee will The automobile a* it W, Features appears tut page I1' of the College forty signed up for blazers, Tom Pcrrin was elected vice- Director of Athletics Norman exception of Petruchio, a gentle- meet and inspect the campus mak- have Simmons, Regulations but it is hoped that at least fifty president, and Frank sec- Shephard announced yesterday in The following feature stories man from Verona. Petruchio de- ing suggestion* in regard to old Rules and is a-^ fol- Calvin, the Chapel that regular girls' tickets lows: "Students are not permitted will get them in the end. At the retary-treasurer. Joe may be found in this issue of cides to tame the vicious K'atherine buildings and the erection of new president, year. to keep or use automobiles, or mo- meeting last Thursday night some was elected last arc on sale for tlic V.M.I. Home- The Davidsonian; page one and becomes her suitor. There are ones. On this committee are Mr. The major part the meeting coming Game Saturday. slapstick during torcycles, save where they are used objections were raised to the price, of Homecoming stories. On page several scenes .1. A. Cannon, Rev. R. S. Arm- given reading Shepherd gave by those residing nearby to attend $15.00, but it was pointed out that was to the of a Director also the three is the account of the Band which Petruchio tames the "Shrew." wood and Dr. II. W. McKay. paper entitled "Can Democracies plans of tlic Athletic Department to College daily, or by other students according to the voting the major- concert at the Wofford Game The A vihi 1'layers presented On tlie morning of the eleventh permit only over-week-ends, ami then on- Afford War?" This paper was pre- the students^ to designate about in fall. committee meets to ity was in favor of the camel's hair as well as an article the "Othello" Davidson last the education ly the pared and read by Gene Liipfcrt, two home games each year in the Salem, girls. Since that time, they have changed confer on the academic side of the when cars are listed in coat. they might Dean's office. Students transported Johnny Spratt, representative and a discussion of this material future as those at which Page four contains' the Book their cast of characters with the college's work and to make investi- followed. purchase girls* in cars, kept in violation of Faculty Tate-Brown Company, Charlotte, tickets. Reviews and on page five is a addition of several new members. gations and recommendations as to The next meeting is to be held He explained that the idea of girls' rules, be considered as violat- was here Friday and Tuesday tak- short feature about the Museum, Tlie following are characters of new- professors to he ejected for wfll fraternity in heginning to ing this regulation." ing These have now in one of the houses and tickets the was while on page eight is an arti- the cast tn "The Taming Of The the following year. The members measurements. speaker help Dr. Sentelle also stated; "Obvi- finished, and the blazers are will have as guest cither students out on the cost of cle concerning the present styles. Shr^w" in order of their appear- of this committee arc Dr. R. A. ' been week-ends, ously regulation is violated expected within the next few Mr. William Winter, news com- dance but that it had Page three contains the story ance: Lucentio, son of Vincentio, Dunn. Mr. H. Smith Richardson, this WBT, when students keep cars in David- weeks. mentator for or Dr. Julian soon become a sort of tradition to of the faculty members contain- Mel Everttt; Tranio, servant to Dr. C. R. Wilco.x, and Dr. J. McO. Miller, the girls' game. son or nearby places or use them Porter said, "You may quote me the editor of Charlotte have tickets at each ed in the latest edition of "Who's Luccntio, Harold Selma ; Baptista, Richards. Observer. Mr. Winter was here last With this plan they hope to make unless the cars are listed in the as saying that the system of voting Who In America." a gentleman of Padua, Jack Vin- Approximately fifteen members [Continued on Page Eight] year. the point clear. [Continucd on Page Eight] [Continued on Page Eighl] Dean's otTice." Page Two THE DAVIDSONIAN WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9, 1938 Cfjr Babibgonian which so many df its are prune to criticize. So, before you gripe; count to ten and think IN SUPER SNOOPINGS it over.—D.H.B. CAMPUS CARTOON Ry the 1915 Founded Class of a'sax duel of "If IHad the Wings of an Angel;" the above number 1938 Member 1939 Call To Arms also to be for Mark Lillard, Reid Harmon, — Rssociatod Gblle&iate Press Thought the had buried and Ad Long New rum- hatchet been by week-end Distributor of Scripts 'n Pranks and The Davidsonian, or* after the dance still lint linking the names of Jim Ander- Go!le6tateDi6est evidently Brother Miller dug it Up agfain. son and Lillian Kilgore. We were interested In read in the fall 1 almost forgot to mention that "For a Published \\'eckl\ Belter Davidson" issue Ml the magazine that "Scripts 'n the wedding bells pealed once more Printed By The Pranks has set n definite goal this year lust week in Concord when Ned COMPANY this Morris became a candidate for STANDARD PRINTING and is it/wewill scoop The Davidson- Campus Henpecked Husband's Charlotte. Xorth Carolina ian." club. We "also notice that below this rash By KEN LAWSON Congratulations and best wfanea to SUBSCRIPTION RATES statement is a joke that Columnist Lawson (iirls. Kirk, beautiful girls, pour- the happy couple. Ten emit per copy. $1.50 the Collegiate year u*"> ed disappointment Chi. ftaO U'slON Los AMILM F^A.I.ISCO to as soon as we per- tilrough in a Big way on their blind suggest that One-foot-line McClel- ceived one that appeared in The Yowl, its dates, It's always a thrilling sight lan go on a spinach diet this week F.Tiurr'! is i ml-cUii mattrr at the Foil Office at Davidson, J to sec young riding ttp to so a lady Nortli Carolina, under the .i.-i of M..r,!i 3rd, [£■! ill-fated predecescjr, of May 1, 1936. ladies certain young won't have J Chamber* Building in tin- big blue to make her comment about Bill nil.I. -v Lastly, we'd like to remind Rut that it MARQIT.SS ... Editor-in-Chiefgdjtor-in-Chiei '>'K out to I.ATIMKK - Hu.«iiirs«nSr« mM.-inag'Titugi r * MINNESOTA'S ALL-AMERICANFULLBACK till>-cs. but when they turn Davis again. JOHN he wants to continue this fend ( which. I WAS NEVER THROWN FOR .HJ~- Si\"" OF l92fc-27. !»■ of tin- pulchritudinous nature — ♥ EDITORIAL STAFF hope you will notice, gentlereader, he start- AUm IN WS COLLEGIATE CAREER lassies, they Terrell Porter - Assistant Kditor T"""^^" of the Salem then are Jack Abcrnathy Managing K WlkSBUmUfk kUj* for students' we are n. n Plyi.r Asst. Bu>inet> Manager ! ""WMi \WmHlMP this, ously Ed Clovd to enter Jim Currie .-.'. Advertising Manager Last summer packed peaches for a few /.ROUTID I«S END glad the Association realized defeated Hill R.".* Advertising Manager weeks, earning fifteen i^>**^ and as long as interests of the the quarter-finals. Julian l.okey - Circulation Manager cents an hour. It the Pom Hackney Circulation Manager was new student body arc considered in this Miller Sproull won over Bill Du.1 Gilmore -. Collection Manager a comparatively experience fnr me, manner, they Hamilton to quarter- and Ienjoyed it because of its noVelty;but we are sure will re- enter the Letters To The Editor ceive the full cooperation and stip- finals in the same bracket with Si of boys, Homecolhing ime tlie local who had been at it Iport of every boy in school. Hick Shore, who had previously tor year after year, (jet restless Against Whin «■(■ think of Homecoming the first began to Proteit Touch Football debate* on the road arc just too We cannot say as much, however, beaten Lock Hunter. and decided to strike for higher pay. The much for a man to pass up without for the exorbitant punitive fine Iinl Owens won over Hobby Car- word that pops into our minds is "alumni." Dear Bill. Homecoming might foreman handled the situation beautifully, a fiK"t. !placed upon several students be- ter ii-.i. 3-6, 6-0 to enter the semi- well be called Alumni- I hope I'm not a sissy, but no tournament, I think. He to but told Tin tryouts will be held at the cause of the demonstration for finals of the Freshman Pay. All the rest of the days in the refused argue, the doubt many m> after college will think 1 cheaper tickets. plainly puni- by boys to go work end »'f this month. Then is plenty It was but was later beaten Wilson year arc back to or get out. I feel reading tIii- letter. negligible Coker, belong to those who actively con- <>f time to work up a good five min- tive for the damage was who had previously beaten the boys had a real grievance,but they went About this mater of foot- comparison nected with the college, but this day be- touch ute talk on the subject, fnr which in to fifty dollars. Since Davis Thomas. John Crichton beat about it ball: it's just played too hard in old grads, in the wrong way. They were literature >;iii be found at a special these tickets are of importance only John Talmadge 6-3, 8-6 thereby en- longs to the intramural competition; this trying to force the foreman to pay them Davidson's table at the library. Nearly all of between the Athletic Association tering the semi-finals along in the With in mind the program for the many of the boys too arc rc- higher wages,without ever stopping to often us tiitcrtain ideas that we could and the students we can sec no same bracket with KdJ.ucas. Lucas week-end has been carefully planned. The rea- in give glory cinirctl more than the debate if we had the urge. If that is reason for sucli strict action in a defeated Charlie Allcott 6-4, fi-S, main event lize thai he wasn't the man who paid the of Klin Omega Tan is worth. 7-5, will be the nineteenth gridiron the case, the only logical thitip to case involving an activity of the in a thrilling match. The win- wages at all. and that even if was injuries parti- — clash between Davidson's Wildcats and the he he This matter of in do is to go OUt and take a shot at students and supposedly for them ner of the Lucas-Crichtou match couldn't have met cular. Of course it's not often an powerful V.M.I. Cadet team. For the past their request without the pri/.e. If you feel that you don't j football. It makes us call to mind will play Coker in finals. completely arm or leg is broken, but these headlines about Hitler's demands. A few destroying all discipline in the have a chance because there are too t years Davidson has played her Home- minor hurts, seldorrMohvious, none- bed, shed. tnacy <>t" last year's men on the Speaking of Thi DeltS, we wond- I1 you have made your own coming panics against far superior teams, tlielcss aggravating, enough a.re liMs. you should stil! try nut; and er where the "c" came from in don't grumble about the lumps in but this year's should Without stopping to point out what should crippling to interfere with one's embroglib furnish you will find <>ut how to make a I.ud I.udlam's name and why he the mattress. be the selfevident application of that inci- thus, siNtvi minutes of thrills and excitement. more scholastic duties and if tryoul speech that will win in fu- offers to set this columnist up on — ♥— dent to ,,ur campus, I pass on to another in no other way. to condemn tlie The annual alumni banquet will be held. ture tnals. Mondays. Also we have a very au- Aim high,but don't stop shooting who wanted sport. Of the players on our boy some changes made and nine Let's" >tart tlie season tint withi thentic report that Miller Sproull just you with opportunities for the alumni to renew team in a game, at because missed the first went them in the right recent least five a large number of entries in the was moved by the spirit at a very old acquaintances and make new ones. Then about way. Whe- ended up with injuries running few shots. from try-.nits. inopportune moment as far as Bob tlie house-, ther you agree with his policies or not, all sprained + fraternity will be open to all aft- fingers and bruised knees Member of the Forensic Council. Reinhardt was concerned. er you upperclassmen must admit that the stu- to Mime rather unmentionable: (we * * * Nothing will develop latent wick- the game. — m Campus chatter: "Bustle' Hol- dent who w;is chief lo-t the name, too) even now I'm edness in a man faster than being But where do we, students, fit the supporter of the Support Band land attempting to the into having difficulty typing this letter The make dance in- watched. program? Why. Freshman Vote and the Point System last novations at Saletn— Scpiires the we are the hosts. It because of a sure finger hurl in the Julian year really got something accomplished. Dear Bill: needing a self starter Saturday night is our duty to help entertain the visitors. game of week ago. — lie created plenty of a Let's take this time out to take to make him leave Norman Ste- So long as that which mighthave We owe an obligation to the alumni, agitation; he saw fa- In a curriculum where it's neces- isn't, the our hats off to the hand. Those venson thinking about changing to been why worry your head culty members and students both; he wrota sary to use the best of one's rather — — men who helped to mold and set on a pin- fellows work hard practice drills Popctand's boarding house— Those about it: constructive letters to the of ordinary mental facilities without — — nacle the great institution of which we are Editor The playing between the halves no good fountain "cokes" that can now — ♥ being l>y annoying — — Davidsonian :he one of his plans, distracted the dates at games bad seats all these lie obtained drug a part. submitted pain injuries, at local stores on The world may be growingbetter it rejected, it, of even minor it would make up a player's life at the Sunday — As Dr. I.iiifjle very appropriately express- had worked over and submit- the afternoons Walt Heilman but locksmiths keep right on mak- seem that strenuous brand of football games. Yet we boo them, and Harry Suttenfjcld working ed it ted it again, until finally he saw it pass played — out ing locks. in an editorial on Homecoming last football here and its results criticize them, make fun of them ; successfully. But all of this agitation was — plaee. year: "In the Book of Exodus we arc told is out of And if some- and we never give them credit for on an thing's to prob- that there arose a new King a new gen- carried in orderly, sensible way. not done lessen the the pood, hard job they are doing. and ability of getting hurt, by gum The purpose of my Cqjnpus Comment is I'm When the band make that series eration that knew not Joseph. It docs not going to play not merely to blackball demonstrations, subsidize someone to of cleverly executed mistakes, ob- take long for a thing like that to happen for me. Kd$ j In the hissing in chapel, and the idle hull which viously and beautifully done, every- Groove to a college. A fellow graduates. Maybe he MAYBEIAMASISSY. body— always ready — jump- seeks to defame everything and everybody * * * * to kick is a Phi Beta Kappa, an O.D.K.. In a h*w ed on the band. Tlie hand has put By T0M PERRIN the speaker's own |MRp^\ years he returns to the College on Ilorae- except pet (and. too Fine Chance For Debaters on a fine show this fall, and each frequently, coming Day, and nobody seems to know impractical) scheme. Ibelieve member dsserves credit for his there are a of potent, Dear Editor: work. him, or ever to have heard of him. He feels lot mighty practical suggestions in the minds of Davidson men pass up one of Tt makes me mad to see a student you lost and almost wishes he had not some of the stu- CONFUSION . . Whatever a place where they stage prize come. the best things on campus sit up stands, . Everythingand dents which could be worked over and the each in the on a nice com- say about the last edition of "The fights. everybody have changed so. year, when they fail to go out for fortable blanket, with his arm a- Davidsonian," adopted if brought out light. The it will always be JANITOR'S DEAN . . . Most of A new generation has arisen." Right there in the debating. Witli the honor of being round bis date, and be a "Grand- that there also the Man from Mars Number for the alumni who return will probably is where we, students trouble is seems to be an a varsity debater goes is just and faculty, come the finest stand-Bandleader." It bad us. Things just seem to have gone want to see one Enoch Donaldson. artificial smoke screen of misunderstand- trip that any college organization taste. Let's support the hand. ill. We are the hosts. haywire; but maybe we're biased. Enoch, in case the full name fooled ******** ing which is blotting- them can offer. Ten flays and two thou- Yours, may many of out. You have noted that Ken Law- you, is the senior janitor, now op- sand miles of oountry, plus To Tlie In the spring of each year we elect those four DISGUSTED son got the credit and blame, re- erating in Chambers Building. Gripers officers whom we want to represent us in spectively, for both his column and There won't be many returning this. That particular If you are accustomed to reading these various capacities. One boy who, in my Field goals proved to be the faux pas had whose times Enoch can't recall. He Pitt's slender margin victory us both politely offering to go has columns regularly,you might have been opinion, Defeat of for Ala- down been here so long he is a led is working very hard and unsel- Rice, to the shower to bama. and Southern Metho- room and commit bit uncertain about the number of believe that we Davidson students are fishly for the goodof the campus as a whole — only, stop years dist over Tulane, Arkansas, and hara-kiri to to a Scripts himself. But he helped build continually griping about something, whe- is its own Heads Upset 'n Pranks quip, Student Rody President. Some Texas A. and M.. respectively. The we didn't have Rumple, and declares it was he who ther it be a new rule of the two triumphs the guts. administration failed to give him credit for all he has been Carnegie latter came with less carried the last round of bricks for none Tech Breaks 22- than CONGRATULATIONS . . All the or the too gentlemanly conduct of our trying to do because he failed to work any Winning half a minute to play. . final chimney of Georgia. Both Game The Praying of things considered, we'll have these fellow students. at the But I Colonels Centre to buildings went up shortly aft- miracles very first. have been Streak College heat Washington congratulate Mr. Miller who edits er the And, if you do that we arc and Lee's turn of the century, if we believe con- pleased to note the ever-increasing respect 7-0. in 'Scripts 'n Pranks" on his product. know griping, Pittsburgh's supposedly unbeat- Generals what was a start- our Davidson history. Once tinually you will surelywonder why which is developing for him in chapel. I ling though not a major It is thicker and more impressive- janitor able Panthers were downed by Car- southern in the dormitories. Enoch the Davidson gentleman is such a as a talk upset. looking than any of its predecessors tired of job time- don't say this pep for Fred, but be- negie Tech in last week-ends ma- that years ago and now honcJred tradition. We don't you a that we can recall. The Ed. wields a works primarily blame cause I honestly believe that by giving him jor gridiron upset, it being Pitt's for a couple of bit. but it seems to clever pair of scissors',' and the science professors. year be one of those peculiar whole-hearted cooperation,by working to- lirst los S in twenty-three starts and Last he Cat-V. stories arc above average. Person- gained publicity quirks that make life interesting. Iht lirst defeat at the hands the Result much by teaming gether as a unit under our chosen leader, of M^ ally, we thought Ella's article was with a short Techs in ten years. lizard to predict the out- A time ago 1 overheard a member we willdo more for a better Year Davidson V.M.I. pretty Keene. Not such a pun, come Davidson than Southern California complicated of Davidson grid battles. Re- of the senior class who last year was one of any It doesn't apply 1904 0 6 Butch Steel it's the best we could sults in other way. to stu- the Rose Bowl situation by licking 1905 seemed to indicate he was these chronic gripers tell a 6 6 do. carried away friend that he dent government alone. If you don't like University of California The with partizanship. U-7. 1907 10 6 COMEHOMING If you are BARD had had to see the students from other way the Golden Hears had heavy ...... Some understandably the dances are run and have a bet- been fa- 1909 8 0 the forward-looking type you prob- pusillanimous schools before he was able to appreciate ter suggestion offer, vorites to cop Pacific Coast con- 1917 creature laid the fol- to don't say "quack, 23 7 ably realize that this Saturday is lowing little limerick Davidson. lie six weeks in ference honors and again to repre- 1919 7 14 on our desk had spent Fort quack," but see some member of the Pan- Homecoming. It won't seem quite while our was sent the west iii tlie Xew Year's 1926 _„_ rjack turned yester- McClellan last summer in the R.O.T.C. you 7 12 the same without dances (except a day. We Hellenic Council. If have any sugges- classic. 1927 can't resist the temptation Camp where he "rubbed elbows" the 0 20 fraternity private affair or two), to print it. chiefly with tion for improving the work of the "Y", see Rutgers won over Princeton for 1928 because of its students from 0 13 but there ought to be plenty to sterling sentiments, the best colleges of the south. some member of the Cabinet, The oldmaxim the first time since tlicir series start- 1929 6 12 but also because shout about anyway. There'll be a it fills this column nicely. Before that six weeks had passed, doubt, ed in \W), when fifty bewhiskered 1930 decorations, And so he was "when in kick" has been applied a 0 6 holiday, crowds, and with abject apologies thoroughly sick of young gentlemen representing the 1931 7 to all the the whole crew. little too far. Anything is preferable to 0 a good ball game— to sum up with muses aiding two institutions met in one of the 1932 concerned for and a- There is a good lesson in that for every that— is, if you really 12 0 an inevitable word. Color. Word] betting the anonymous author, that want to see the first intercollegiate contests ever here other griper who breathes upon 1933 6 0 conies from the local concession- it is : his wrath campus improved, and don't just want to played in America. 1934 27 13 aires, . .. by the way, that this'll have There once was a guy the pages of The Davidsonian, for there is shine. RICE, Purdue's conquest of Ohio State from V.M.I. SHERRARD 1935 14 .... 6 to be a big day to make them hap- Who thought Wildcats an intangible something upon marked that institution's first win 1936 were crea- the David- Pres. of the YMCA. 38 13 py. It has been a lean season for tures quite docile. son campus that — over the Buckeyes in 19 years. In 1937 0 — makes it unlike any other P.S. I request Warren Gaw, Freshman 7 them only the Carolina game was But came the big game— fact the Boilermakers had not pre- and much better. The origin of that and worth the trouble. Rats are easy tame, some- Advisor President of ODK, to write viously scored during the long to great part riv- 18 168 141 OVERHEARD .. .Why, he's so Says thing lies in on the institutions the next Campus Comments. alry. Felix with smiles most colos- dunil) he thinks a punch bowl is sal. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9, 1J38 THE DAVIDSONIAN

Salem Girls EmM'li ami Lizard BenR.Lacyy.Moretta To Be Soloist Question Entertained Will Speak At Symphonic Concert of the I Week Davidson Symphonic Band ByDavidson At Vespers] Soloisl Will Present Annual Home- There hai been tome diicussibn coming Program 'era Out" about the new "Count Arrange President Of Union Theolog'- » yell that our cheerleaders used dur- Beavers Dates For ihi Friday evening the Da- 175 Girls Attending L cal Seminary Is David- vidson Symphonic Band will ing the *;anie last Saturday against ' :' : '*" r iff'"T'i'"m¥*Jt 39*- i Union Thcolojji- series of concerts er hut we found a few ifternoon failed t<> stop didn't tin* three Seminary in Richmond, will this year. The band will be boys who seem t<> like busloads of Salem students, cal yell the \ be tlu' guesl speaker :it ves- under tin- direction of lames and time at which it was 175 strong, from visiting the used The question of the week : per service here next Sunday C I't'iilil :i~ usual and Leonard Davidson campus last Sntur- ( Morettsi, Lcnoir, will "What it your opinion of the 'Count evcnitij*. of lie day for tin- Davidson-Wofford Lacy tin- featured giicsi solnist. 'em Out' yell?" seemed to be the \ Dr. is a Davidson graduate. game. lie won Phi Beta Kappaand O.D.K. Cornet Virtuoso obvious question to ask. to girls The invitations the were | Mr. M.rctta w;t- formerly cor- Here arc a few opinions gathered recognition hen and went on to a extended last week by the Beaver the from tin- hoy-, over the campus : j study at Oxford University follow nel voloi^t with Ernest Williams Cluli and Fred Stair. Mjsn Annette | Band City, Ed Cloyd, Senior: ing his graduation, lie completed Concert in New York McXcely, president of the Salem 1 Those work there for a I.. A. degree and mi outstanding cornctist with the who attended the David- body, ,»f Studcnl wired the schooTs returned to country where he University Michigan, ami for sun vs. Furtnan game wire the tirst this aeceptatice and forwarded a list six he toured to hear and see the results the entered Union Theological Semi inonths the country of of students who were coining down Lacy with the Mai.T P.uw c.> amateur unit "Count 'em Out" yell. Furman scor- nary. Upon hi* graduation Mr. From those, blind dates were select- cornet virtuoso, i* hi, first ed and their supporters responded was ordained iuio.the Presbyterian a- This ed by tli' escorts, season at l.enoir High School where by "Counting 'em Out". Thcji what Pavidson \^ , minislr}. Arrive At Two ""***k">«s>- ■■> afc.:-.a« .-*„,, . he is assistant conductor to Captain happened? The Wildcats got a lit- \ ... II. went into the home mission (In- brim, ar- Mr. Leonard Morettn, now of I , ,,:„,,, tle angry proceeded quiet tin* Tin' bits-c-. full to service and continued in that work and to "" 'What cliii-i the lizard >ay, Enoch? Enoch, faithful Chambers janitor, 'Lenoir, formerly Ernest Purple rived the campus -tiortly after until the World War, Hr. Lacy be- was with Program Hurricane. afternoon, "vows declares" that those V.M.I. "Keydets" who are coming down Band, night two o'clock Satiiril.iv and came a chaplain in Ihe army ami Williams Concert with the The program for Friday It that yell from the Furman " back with a sting of from the ' clearing' here Saturday going defeat Wildcats' Univt-rsity Michigan, a, '"Wake, iu-i as tin ikies were are served until the waj closed. 1le nc of and with is follow-: chorale. A- stands helped Davidson to win a agrees. \ii>hol;ii-r.ach master of cclaws. Enoch has consulted the lizard and the lizard Who 1 a Major Bowes amateur unit. He wake!,", : overture: game, isn't it entirely possible that lack Holland, ceremolei cepted .i lar^i chinch in Atlanta i spokesman fur the Beaver Iknows? We hope Enoch and the lizard do! given 'will In featured as ftoloist at the ""The Barber ..i Seville," G Rossini; We might aid one of our opponents ami following the war and was Club, di- ' Homecoming CVmcert, Fri- come] solo: "l.ulle Cornel Waltz" in way? Therefore. I say greete"d the girls*nnd then the degree of Doctor ot Divinity by annual the same > I!. Rogers; polka, forget the "Count 'cm Out" yell rected them to date bureaus set Davidson and by Duke University. day niRht. Walter from the of Chambers building, Lacy president opera: "Sehwanda. the Bagpiper," and have the entire Student body up in front Latestj Who's Who Has Dr. Ben became to Weinberger; ovcrutre: place vigor and power be- Here they were introduced their Union Seminary in 1926. lie now | Jaremir* renewed "I.Ustspicl," Keler- 1'ela. hind those characteristic Davidson escort- and were taken to Richard- holds that position. - |Spanish Group lutermis- stadium, ♥ yells which really support our team. son Names College. Many Davidson "Sonn of The I'.avou." Rube Ed Watkina, Junior: The Salem administration Saturday. Holds Contest Bloom; Variations on the Theme: "J think the "Cout 'em Out" yell liroke a tinieworn custom Twenty-five DramasGiven setting precedent their choice i Members Of j "Popl does Tin- Weasel." l.ucien is a lot of fun. It may he instru- a in ' Faculty chaperons tlic trip. There Group And Trus- Bixler,Ballard, And Cunning- Gaillel: Waltzes from "Die Fleder- mental in making our opponents of for College Gives Masquers bespect- tees Are Listed By maus," John Strauss; Medley of fight harder, but still it helps our was no trace of the usual ham Win Three Places acled, elderly dowager; Rate Respectively Patriotic Airs and War Sony's team, too. The "praise Allah" cere- the Davidson Collpfp* i* wellrep- j stadium, mistaking Radio Concert One Act Plays Composed Of Selected: "Star, and Stripes For- mony Rets more response than any attendant at th« resented in the latest volume for Salem stU- , Two Tragedies And One \l Hivlcr. president of Sigma ever." Sousa: "O. DavidsonI" other yell. And, too, everybody can the three officials JRegular Weekly Broadcast oi "Who's Who in America," Comedy escorts for Delta Pi, placed first in the honor- Shields. emmt. The Salem girls seemed to dents. olTere'ii:l>t of^the ary Spanish fraternity's contest on like it. It's O.K. by me. them. James C. Pfohl :iinl administrationli^t- pre- faculty Ihe Red andBlack Masquers South held at the regu- Full Afternoon ' well Tnis- America Charles Martin, Sophomore: On Tuesday night from 9:15 to cfl as as seventeen sented the one act plays. "Where lar meeting Monday ninht big day was made still hie- , tees. | Made", by Eugene The "Count 'em Out" yell is out The >;:.in Davidson College presented the- (.toss is O'- Roy Cunningham score of the Dr. W. !.. LiiiRle, President of Jim Ballard and of place at Davidson. To our op- ger by the hiKKcst ( e of series of broad- Neill; "The Man in the Howler another on the ; Scntclle, copped second and third places re- it is just rubbing it in, and season: Davidson 2"> to Wofford'i j Sta- Davidson Dr. M. K. Dean Hat." by A A. Milne: and "The BELK'S ponents casts being given weekly on spectively in the competition, which 1 social of Students; I>r .1. W. MacCon- Middlemack, it shows in every way a lack of 0. Fraternity houses and the (tion UT.T in Charlotte. Valiant," by Hall and the nell, Director of Studenl Health dealt with a map of South Ameri- sportsmanship. When tliis yell isi center were opened after name Under director of These plays were given in tin- audi- the .lames Service; Arlntckle, re- ca. given, just put yourself in the op-. hut on BCOltnl of a dance at Salem Christian Pfohl the Davidson Sym- Dr. II. B. torium last Thursday evening professor <>t chemistry; Dr. The tirst portion o( the program ponents' position. that evening tin- nirls were, forced phonic Orchestra rendered several lired -Where the t ross i. Made" is I'iM/cr Hood the Psychology de- was di voted to talks from meul- Ithink and you will agree that: to leave soon after the end of tlte compositions. Another feature di of the tragedy of a shipwrecked -ail cheering partment; K. 1.. Jackson, hers of the local chapter of the fra- it must be abolished to keep our■ contest. With the girls of Mr Col- or who insane over a vision the program was news items Treasurer; ternity, which is national honor- sports-. Davidson!" the husses pulled lege Dr. Scott Lyon of treasure a ship lost at sea. a ranks among the highest in "O. he campus presented by a selected and recognition shortly before six o'clock. ni the Biology Department, and I'.art- ary for the of excel- manship. away student announcer. ' Captain Bartlctt's son. Nat Salem, however, only Dr. C. M. Richards of Ihe Riblp lence in the study of Spanish. B. B. Plyler, Junior: was not the The program opened with "O, lett. unable to stand ihe strain of college weck- — Department are representatives of taking father, A talk on the Monroe Doctrine Until the question was proposed, Kuest of the over the DavidsonI" composed by Shields care of his insane tin- faculty and administration,■ given liy Al Hixler. The ad- Ihad given particular thought ,' end. Eight hiph school bands from which by arranges with the doctor to take his was no to was followed the selec- trustccj ' dress, given Spanish, I N'orth and South Carolina accept- tions, by while the seventeen hail father to the asylum Sue Hartlett, in outlined the it. can sec no reason for not hav- "Iowa Band Law -March" 1 , from .-ill over the South. They are plan Ihe famous doctrine ami gave the view- ing the yell except when we score ed an invitation from the music K. I.. KinM and "Die Plcdermaus his sj-icr.,, opposes the e follows; arrive, point of Spanish America concern- too much and even then we couldI department to attend fh contest. Waltzes" by Strauss. The brief talk as night the doctor is to the Central Rev, K. C. Anderson, Montreat;; suddenly of heart ing the historical document which count fives. Between the halves the news was captain dies fail by giving the latest present- Scanlon, Durham; importance i High hand of Charlotte paraded Rev. IV II. Rev. lire. Nat Barlletr, overcome with possesses such vital in '^^H Charlie Yates, Junior: ed at tlii- time, 'hie following musi- * musicians, and I'. I). Mill.T. Raleigh; Mr \V. II.■ worry anxiety, becomes insane tin Western Hemisphere. The "Count 'em Out" yell, as it with the Davidson cal selections concluded the broad- and group massed on the field Bclk, Charlotte; Rev. C R. Nic his father's death. The east A reriVliiiR, "Los Andaluces en was tried at the WofTord gamee the entire cast : "Stars and Stripes Forever" with anthem, het, Rpv. A. S. Johnson, Charlotte :: Captain Barllett,, Nnev.i York." was rendered by Dan seemed fine as a novelty, but ass for the national by hymn. "Federal Srect" was as follows: high represented Sousa.'a Dr. R A. Dunn. Charlotte; Mr." Powell; Hartlett, ( aglc a permanent yell I am opposed to-, The schools by Davidson!" by Doli Nal Melvin The incident treated was Mountain, Oliver and "O.' Richardson, Greensboro;; Means; Bartlctt, comical, it. wen- Charlotte, Kings Shields. Lunsford Sue Susie lack c|iiitc dealing with the mis- Gastonia, S. C. Shelby, Mr. John, D, Baker, Jacksonville," The (octor, Shaw Smith between Spaniards A yell like this seems to me to bec Lancaster. i Tryonts the selection of a son: I itnderslandiiiK Kannapolis, Drcxel, and for Fla.; Mr. C. A. Cannon, Concord;: by Ken their rcspec- comparable to cheering when op- Monroe. student announcer were given Tues- The play was tlirectcd arid Americans as to Midnight Blue summer Mr II. S. Richardson, New York," Mclntyre. |tive languages. ponents are penalized or when an„ also the Davidson school- day afternoon in the studios of band, \. Y ; Dr. C. R. Wilcox, Rome; Ga.;I "the Man in he Bowler Mai" TUX opponent is injured. This Ifeel iss camp - VVBT, Mr. Crutchfield of Charlotte Tin- map contest followed In- 9 Dr. II. VV. McKay, Charlotte; Mr.- play presented. detrimental to the Davidson spirit. was tin judge as tn the owner of was the second cluded in the business of the even- $19.45 $35 W. Rock Hill, S. C; couple,' to "Apie" Means, Junior: the best speaking voice. This an- .1. R/>ddcy, I- John and Mary, a young ing was the discussion and enact- Rev. J. McDowell Richards, Dccat- bored with the routine of life anil' five rlclighti <1 I was nt the Furman game when„ Sportwriters nouncer will assume the position ment of a motion to donate dol- Yon men will bv ur, Ga.; Rev! \Y. T. Thompsoji, longing for romance and excite- expense nl Dr iritig and tin- new "Count 'em Out" yell was for the remainder of the radio pro- . lars toward the ' wit!i tin- smart mil* Richmond, Mr. Clay*■ a Hero," adopted— copied grams to bc«givcn this year. Va.: and S. meni. are confronted with Leaviti O. Wright, former nationa j fxcdlcnt tii of ihi'hf tux fir^t from Furmann Cover Games Heroine, — and 1 1 Williams. VVinstcm-Salcm. Villain involved in traveling ti who first used it when they weree ♥— president, incurred in r\en thnii^li llu-ir price i^> These biographies brought "ii!t very Complicating intrigue. At1 in the had. I remember at thee a t h<- national convention in New V low. Representatives Of Various interesting thee ill,- ihe director, who time how grating and ungentle- Officers Plan s"im- facts about last moment 'I York City. Presses Visit Campus For that were probably hitherto> occupies a prominent position on the TAILS manlv it sounded. men - Fourteen were present at thi FootballGame unknown by the average Davidson- announces the play was' faculy $29.50 to $35 Davidson has alwaysboasted of aa stage, tha] meeting, including member! For Week-End ian acted very badly and thai ii will1 p. K. Klcagic and I-'. L. Blythc. traditional spirit surpassed by none,l< While spectators hack the lean !)r Linglc was an instructor att have t.. he rehearsed again the NECKBAND SHIRTS but that spirit has always upheld thec enjoy games or The sen,ml regular monthlymeet- and the football Union Theological Seminary. Laterr next day. The cast was as follows: $2.50 ideals of a gentleman and hass excitement, ing of all the officers of ihe Scab- r root in frenzied up in Mel.. Mary, motivating power ° Monday, he was pastor of Presbyterianu John. Tom an: Kalista served as a to the presshox, practically forgotten bard and Blade was held Icro, Icroine, forward, churches in balton,Ha.. Knck- Hill.I, Iloud ; I Ilave Colvin :I COLLAR-ATTACHED drive our team not asls of tile panic, November the tenth. in the rush the head- S. C., and of the First Presbyteriann Virginia He.ngevcld ;Chief Villain. SHIRTS a means of deliberately attempting meeting it was decidedI —ANY NEEDS lines and thrill stories for the next At ihi- Church nf Atlanta. Ga. Die k Cobb; Bad man. Boyd Flynn. $3 00 to humiliate our opponents and 'lay being that a (lag raisinK ceremony wouldI are pounded out. u> - Warren Gaw, as the man in the guests. be held before the V.M.I. Home- He then returned Union Theo- In the Davidson Presshox at each logical Seminary in Richmondd Howler hat, directed the play. —FOR HOUSE LINK AND STUD SETS We have always been proud of home coming football game. A (lag pole '* frame can he seen as varied where he was first McCormickk "The Valiant" is a.dramatic trjiH- $2 and $3 the fact that all opposing teams is to be erected on the footballI and talented a Kroup of sports Professor of Language eily involving the last night of a —OR ROOM have commented on our spirit and Also, was voted that there. Hebrew e serihes as collects anywhere on held. it work, ;. young convict, .lames Dyke, before sportsmanship. martial, order. and Sunday Schuul and lat- TUX TIES these tan^y autumn afternoons. should be- a court in his death in tjle electric chair. Would you want to destroy this military science that has! er professor History 50c Representatives from ten different that the of Church andd lames Dyke withholds his family feeling by taking advantage of some during the past six! Missions. papers, the two major news syndi- been studied name so as not to hriiiK disgrace oni superiority as we did in the may be into practical1 COLLARS such catcs. and two radio announcers weeks put Following this. |lc was PresidentII his old mother. His -ister is brought " game? The victory will [Continued on 1'age Seven] Wofford make up this cosmopolitan application. [Continued on I'aac SU] 25c credit, yell grou| month, bring us due but the each Saturday. Sometime next it was vot- will do much to detract from it ed, there is to be a mock trial, the Arnqgg those present : BLACK SILK HOSE hope that tfic yell will j Jake he- I. for one. Wade. Wilton Garrison, Miller details of which arc at present 50c again. Sam not be used and "Three Gamaji" Houston, ink' worked out. Some observation Cauble, Jake as yet H.GOODRUM Tom Sophomore: from the Observer Staff: Burke of Armistice day, which is M. indefinite, being planned. MEN'S DEPT. I (eel that the new "Count 'enm [Continued on Pope Six] is also Home Coming &CO. Street Floor Out" yell is impractical in that i' sounds good only when we have November 12 up large score on some weak' "The Well Man Wears A Hat" run a Dressed — Davidson. N. C. er team. And in that case, it woul( NATIONAL HAT SHOP ALUMNI HEADQUARTERS- BELK'S quite sporting conduct not seem like CHARLOTTE, nothing wrong it, how 108 South Tryon Street «J^ ; N. C. I sec with Charlotte, N. C. | ever, if we should hold the lea< over some favored opponent. " - i ■- L IN ORDER TO LOOK THE LITTLE PEP CAFE AROLLS DEVELOPED YOUR BEST FOR — — f|P§l\ Any »«e roM kodak frhn developed,f*»■ 1\1\ AND Homecoming! Low prices oa candid film. Ihm.i? f m ] II — DELMONICO'S GRILL VmXVm\ mailing fmrmubed. ■■ « v — visit XffiXfflA —vaiofxm of CHARLOTTE,N.C. College Pharmacy JOHNSON'S MAM- YOUR FW-MSTO SENDS GREETINGS TO DAVIDSON Jf BARBER SHOP 1 "Next to P. 0. and Just as Popular" Expert Service And urges them to enjoy good meals with them! \~Jjck babbit Co. \ aPARTAHBUWC,S. C \\^ > ' WEDNESDAY, Pmt° Four THE DAVIDSONIAN NOV. 9, 1938 Lenoir Band To Parade Haviilson fpreetM Salem New Journalism Class For Homecoming Game Holds OutingOn River

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1 : Officers At Regular In connection with tin V. For Pictures #pi3K^:'^^| |wK?9n^^^B*i^^| ForEumenean M. I. Homecoming; game on Meeting Tonight Snapshot Contest Sponsored presented Saturday, the Davidson band of Four men papers at the will -.Man- honors with tin1 By Photographir Club To The first regular meeting last meeting of the Eumenean Lit- Tonight Davidson journalism class Lenoir High School s^rmtp End the erary Society held in Ku Hall last for this term landed on the which is under thr direction At its regular weekly meeting Tuesday, November 1. of Captain lames C. Harper, a rocks last Wednesday evening. Bob Ramsey, liitts Watkins, tonight in Dr. Scott Lynn's class- The rocks, however, were in the John Davidson Alumnus and Trus- Photographic Withers, and John Grier gave talks room the Club will Catawba river, and the first meet- tee. The Lenoir band, which its snapshot contest were tryouts for membership close of vari- ing was in the form of a weiner which will furnish music for the V. ous views and angles of Chambers in the society. X'o other business roast. Gathering in front of Chamb- M. I. --cTtii.il. will parade both Building, was taken up at this meeting, but J ers building at <> :(K) P. M. approxi- before the game and during' bj President Walker said that plans A number good shots have mately .15 students left in a char- the half as well as playingdur- and hoped for the meeting next Tuesday were been received it is that for "the rocks" on ing the game. in, tered truck being formulated. there will be more turned for the Catawba river, about six miles An added attraction will be a the He stated that several more contest is open to all students from Cornelius. men Davidson Alumni band under the photography. would present papers at the forth- interested in a boy scout abil- direction of K. Monlaml Cunning- Exercising little coming meeting important There are several lectures plann- "Blind" dale, were the vogue last week-end at Davidion and that ham of Morganton. Mr. Cunning- welcomed Salem to the c.ttnpu. and ity the class got its fire built in the ed by the Club this month, among the Davidion-Wofford game. From left to right are: Nell Kern, of Durham, Kathryn of plans regarding the future well- ham was Durham, B. B. Plyler of Wilton, Cole dark. After roasting weinera, toast- president, assistant con- being by representa- Katherine King of Leakeiville, Sam Spencer of Columbia, being of the society would be laid them a talk a Henderson, S C ing marshmallows and "pig-in- ductor and concert .soloist of the Ruth Burton of and Ed Watkim of Henderson the group tive of the Kastman Kodak Com- —(Photo blankets," coffee, before then. baud while he was at Davidson. by Frederick Smith— Courteiy of Charlotte Observer). and drinking the ♥ pany who will criticize different group gathered around for a jam, Invitations have been sent to almost pictures. Too many rich men are handi- sixty compose ' song, and bull session enlivened by alumni who will the! It is asked by Rufus Allison. capped by blonded indebtness. band on Saturday. Court Col. Jake Houston, photographer of President, that all persons having Pre-MedsIssue Bids Acts As Culprits These are as follows: Fred Rcn- the Charlotte Observer, who was any materials whatsoever in the frOW, Sutnter, S. M I'raley, The annual initiation of Alpha ! a special guest for the occasion. C: \V. dark room see Walter Kunz about Jr.. High Point: M. I'. Sanford, Epstlon Delta, pre-medical fra- j Break Freshman Rules Other guests were Miss Hlla Keen Full Line of them before tomorrow afternoon, Baltimore, ; Chrisman, ternity, will be held Friday night, Steel of Davidson, and Misses Ber- Mel. lames out. All un- Henry Cutchin, when it will be cleaned November 11 at the Pi Kappa Squires Campuses nice Harrison and Ruth McCall of Morganton; Dur- claimed articles will be confistic.it-' ' Fourteen Meats Wooten, Chattanooga. Phi fraternity house. Bids have Charlotte. Preparations were in ham: 1-1. I". ed. Frosh When First Year Tenn.; Morris, been issued to J. L.Lokey, Har- Faculty Club charge of Paul Cooper. For This Week-end Hubert Spray: J. R. Because the bad weather dur- Men Grow Lax Huntington, Wilmington; of ry Hendrick, Charles Sherman, , The journalism class will hold itfc Chartton ing tlie past week-end the outing FREEDELIVERY Storey, Raleigh; Eugene Hank Bahnson, Woodall Rose, Speech regular officers will be elected. Fred Rarnwelli originally 'planned for Sunday was] Fourteen Freshmen were Hears Princeton, ; Kcllog. Bob Balslcy, Sam Walker, Bob j Smith, alumni secretary is the class Dial 5041 \. .1 Robert j indefinitely campuseel in Chapel, Wednes- Concord; called olT. and has been | Kin;, and Oscar Joyner. Thursday night. advisor. Julian W. Helms. Hen- postponed. day, November 2. by the fudge October twenty- — — dersonvillc: Dan [»em, Charlotte. After the initiation Dr. Knight, of the (.'nun of Control, Itiliati seventh at X P. M.. the Quadwrang- ♥ J. K. HAMPTON Crawford Culp, Klkhis, W. Va.i of the Davidson Chemistry De- Squires, for several weeks, ac- 1 lers Club held its regular meeting You cannot build a reputation on GROCERY Dick Banks, Charlotte: J. A. C, Stadium Gets partment, will (jive an address. cording to their violation ofi in the Quadwranglers Room in things that you are going to do. Robinson, Talladega, Ala.: K. C. 1 As is the usual custom three the Freshman Regulations. Chambers Building. j medical schools will be discussed , Dr. R. ile V. Williamson Johnson. Bcthlcfcraii Pa.; Richard Walter l.ee Shelton was campus- address- Wright. New Flagpole j by members of the fraternity. id the club on New Orleans. La.; Glen j ed two weeks for not attending a the subject of This week Tulane will be dis- "British Internal Palmer, Lenoir: Hartling Suixg. pip meeting. Rob Powell and David Politics in Their Old Glory Will Be Raised cussed by Bobby Gish, to Greenville. j Vander- Vpsburgh were catnpuscd Relation the Present Foreign At Homecoming For | by Morrow, for four Policy." R. R, Purdy, Nashville, Terin.:j bilt Ed and Duke .weeks each, and Hob Rall.untwwas He developed the back- QSU First Time by Rainy. ground, "Distinctive Frank Tucker, High Point; Capt. Bill i eanipiised and sentenced (fc^walk historical and otherwise, of E. R Chillis. Wayesboro, Va.; Har- Old Glory will wave triumphant- I'tlie post" in front of Chambers fif- tlii- various governmental groups, Sugg. V.M.I, 1 their training along their several '%*»■ old Albemarle : Geor_ge Rob- ly the at game teen minutes Gifts in breeze the after dinner lor one lines, bins. Lenoir; Harris Bradley, Char- Saturday, as Davidson tails in line Pi Gamma Mu week all for breaking tin- Fresh- and their inter-relationship. In this he built lottes.ville, Va.; Frank Poe, Char- with colleges all over the nation man campus two weeks before, 'file method up his basis As Low As $2.50 lotte; Wiley Bradley, Whitakers; in displaying thr Stars and Stripes , following Freshmen were campuscd for discussion of their relation to Gives Banquet Britain's present-day foreign Jay Martin. Charlotte: Marion at major athletic events. i for a period of two weeks each, for Great policy. AND Bryant, Bramwell, VV. Va.; R. A. Gazing with pride at the flag <>f Society Enter-, not wearing their Freshman caps GARIBALDI BRUNS Social Science his address, the regu- Brock, Chattanooga. Tenn. their country some J5 mem- Wilson Coker, Zack Following LEADING will be tains Faculty Members Cowan. Stan- held, JEWELERS SINCE 1896 Harry l.ee Clark. Chapel Hill: bers of tin- R.O.T.C. corps 'who. lev McAfee, Spencer Propst. David lar business meeting was Dr. And Students A. Goldiere, president Kill- \V Fisher Raleigh; Charlie under the supervision of Major Khea. Boll Rock, l.ee Page Royster, V. of the 104 S. Tryon Street Akers Charlotte: Hill Laws. Hen- Ballard, secured the 60-foot pole I'i Gamma Mu newly founded1 Cam Wilson. Don Bell and Dick organization, presiding at the ses- honorary fraternity sion. derson: Fred Moore.Jr.. Charlotte: from which the banner will vaunt social science Cnppedge were eampused for one C. I. Rcuzer, Salisbury; Richard itself over the stadium. held a banquet Friday night in1 week for failure to wear caps. Vowles, Chapel Hill. the Banquet Hall of Chambers. T!ic tree was felled some two 'fhe Court of acting fifty Control is A. M. Cunningham, Morganton: miles north of Davidson with 25 Over members of the stu- more like an advisory dent council than MORROW Yes, C. C. Currie, Charlotte: Paul Mc- students in attendance. Having been body and several faculty mem- in years before. The & It's Still A Fortnight Away Garity, bers court talks Charlotte: lake Meek. Win- carried to the site By truck im- were present at the three- over with the Freshman his mis- ston Salem; turkey STONESTREET Robert Kllcr. Char- mediately after drill Monday, the course dinner. Dr. W. L. demeanor, with the purpose of help- George Stearns, Chapel I.ingle.eMr*. R. deV. and BUT those two wtalts, far olT as they look to you lotte: Hill: panting, perspiring officers-to-be Williamson ing him and of keeping him out ofi Morgan, ; Rider, Mrs. A. Ellwood, today— Boy, Karl Badin John carried the log for several hundred C. wife of Dr. future trouble. Whether this hasI Radio Shop how they'll whizz by! So this is a re- Winston-Saleni; Tom Hemphill, Kllwood of Duke University attend- yards to the highway, where it been the cause, or whether the minder that maybe it's about time to be getting set Brcvard: Howard King. Greens- ed as guests of the fraternity. was loaded! on the truck. Freshman campus had sobered for the Thanksgiving feast, and the accompanying jol- boro; Hill Sigman. Ljncolnton. 1 Archie Torrcv as president of MOORESVILLE, N. C. Tin pole was then dragged to | them, the court has noticed a bet- D. G. Philadelphia, Pa.; the newly established society pre- lity. V Monroe. the stadium, where it was laid' ter spirit among the Kreshmen in Mcl.ain, Tenn.; sided over meeting David Cleveland. for the night. Set up today, it will the and intro- observing their regulations. We're suggesting, of course, The Tavern, where a duced speakers of the evening. Dr. Bob Atwater. Burlington; Hank W ready tor the stadium's first dinner that you Boftin, Nforganton; Npill Whitlock, I.ingle makingthe first after-dinner The Court is represented by the Radios & Refrigerators will approve whole-heartedly will be Rag-raising ceremony Friday, which classes, Charlotte; Sam Ryhurn. Salisbury; said a few words on the difficulty three upper and is con- ready for service to you and your fellows at any time will be one of the features of the by Judge, Gilbert Palmer. Memphis, Tenn.; in establishing the social sciences in ducted Julian Squires as from noon till along in the evening. Know about holi- Homecoming celebration. and by Hipp R. I!. Crooks. Chapel Hill; Wallace a college. Following his talk Pro- Louis as Recorder. Prompt Expert day in Tin- band will form at the foot other and Repair dinners 'flic Tavern? or will this be your first Marley, Waynesville; James C. fessor K. deV. Williamson men- The two Senior members are of the pole, and the "Star-Spangled [Continued Service on Radios and Re- one? OK either way, but \w\\ be tempted to use rather Harper; Lenoir. Banner," tioned a few things he expected the on Page Bight] — will enhance the dignity more language about it if we thought this is a new fraternity to accomplish. frigerators ♥ of this lir*t ceremony. A large Hag He said he! of any make! idea to you. will be used, it was learned. was not only looking to I'i Gamma Library Adds Mu to forward the social science I Hut ask anybody*; we're sure you'll be told, and you movement but to do a great deal may hear some good reminiscing too. New Volumes Business Club toward breaking down the barriers PHONES: between tlie different branches of j Day 224 Night 4107—1249 the sciences and in creating better; Many Drafts Laws a "THE TAVERN" of Publications Of Best- understanding between the students! Hotel Charlotte Seller Rank Are Placed anil the professors. On Shelves A Constitution for the Commerce fhe main speaker of the evening. Cars for (lu!> is now being drafted Rent " — — and will Dr. Charles A. Ellwood, was intro-1 p ■=■ *■ Recently the Library has added he discussed at the regular semi- duccd by Dr. 1'. II. Gwynn. M. P. Henderson monthly meeting tonight. Dr. several widely-publicized books to Ellwood is a graduate of Cornell j DAVIDSON, N. C. collection. of tonight's meeting its Bctaw are reviews Feature will and was awarded his Ph.D. degree GULF CAS & OIL of the best ,,f them. be an address by an outside speak- {Continual on Page t&ight\ Rebecca: Daphne dti Mauricr. er whose name could not lie ob- '""" ' — This is a deeply moving novel that tained as The Davidsonian went ~W is concerned with tin- inucr work- to press. JLre Here ings Perry HENDERSON JEWELRY SHOP IJour Sloan is chairman of the Proofs of the minds of men and wom- en. In it the reader experiences the committee in charge of drawing up WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING the constitution. Serving with him atmosphere of impending danger, Annual proofs ..ti pictures Andy Alcorn, Now in Knox Building Davidion, N. C. from 24-1 through 24-250 are here. Others the exquisite live story with its are Turner. Junior emotions heightened by drama, the and Dr. A. M. Hillhouse. George Jones, president will be arrivingduring the week. surprises, and the superb moment of one Please pay attention t«. chapel announce- of melodrama. of Davidson's youngest honoraries, will preside over discussion con- Young Man With A Horn: ments in regard to their arrival and listen for your Doro- cerning the document. proof number. thy Haker. This is a novel whose Many Charlotte business men are theme is an old one— the battle of expected DRUGS, COSMETICS, an artist against the world. The to address the club at fu- The annual staff will appreciate your cooperation in ture meetings, according to calling promptly treatment, however, is new for it Julian Squires, chairman of the program I tells of the struggles within an ex- your committee. PRESCRIPTIONS, to select proof. cellent, young fazz trumpet player ♥ in his meteoric rise to fame. Before you make an investment The Mortal Storm: Phyllis Rot- in a going concern, make sure DRUG SUNDRIES MARK L1LLARD, tome. story of Germany way A life in which it is going. Business under the Nazi regime is told by ■ ♥ Manager this novel. There is a great deal of There is a wide difference be- Quips and Cranks. tense human emotion throughout tween seeing through a thing and the story which is placed against seeing a thing through. a very exciting background. Let's Have A Good To- Spring. Time This novel deals with the PhotographyDone By night : Gloria Goddard and Clement lives of two fathers and their two Wood. This book contains more sons. It is a magnificent and ab- than a thousand answers to the sorbing tale that sweeps forward DUNBAR AND DANIELS problem of what to do when the through the last half-century of STUDIO gang comes around tonight. The English life. RALEIGH, N. C. answers are in the form of games; Tonight at 8:30: Noel Coward. the book contains games of every This hook contains nine short plays CREATORS OF REASONABLE DRUG PRICM. type and form, for all ages, and by Noel Coward, diverse in their 128 NOKTII TRVON STREET for any number of people. plots, exhibiting many facts of the My Son, My SonI: Howard author's dramatic genius. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9, 1918 THE DAVIDSONIAN PafS Fito UnityGroup Church Welcomes Former Pastors Magazine Has Justification By Faith '" - - — ' "- -> New Features Is To Hold ty~ —"*- r^^f"-~; '-"~-- - year Sunday, November SJ BJ' ss£.^;~:£2Cc;.^.?.«^~^Jii^iBBiI ■ *^^Bh BV^Bflra^lBBkV^Hya vhich was held in Phi Hall, Tues- I¥ r ■-■ B W 81 Hi BB:-■-.-- *">■IBSx r-iBfl' the magazine brought forth a vari- of Romans, beginning with the is Davidson Unity church, a * lay, II I1 1 9 n H BaiwSl colored cover which enclosed thirty- November 1 twentieth verse and continuing with congregation without denomi- Tin' subject of two crammed with the wit the debate was a few verses. Mr. Fairley then be- lines and an pages national institu- and wisdom of the staff. "Resotved: That the Democratic gan the evening sermon by say- has proved a treasure - ;- tion that ■MMMBfc|B^M^^i- j The cover drawing by Fred Har- Powers Pursued the VViscsi Pos- ing that what we need in religion ground of religious and iii^BB»BnEa f^ 1MB^Bm^M sible Policy at the Munich Con- socio- bin is a very appropriate piece of (today is more power and strength, logical study for Negative speakers; who Davidson col- art for the Homecoming Day cele- fcrence.*' and this can he Rained through lege students for many years. hy bration and the picture also has its were awarded the decision a preaching. He then said that he Like the coIIcrc from which it vote oi the hall, were Dick Gam- ( humorous side. would attempt to strengthen us by takes its Unity church will Kiii^r, Eidridge lirown, name. Humor mon. Rob explaining the topic \>i "Justifica- have a homecominp this Sunday Marion Pleasant*. Affirmative lU'tweeu the covers are many tion Through Faith." Many of the old grads, who will Next Sunday Unity Church of Davidion with iti pastor, Mr- Watfon Street will welcome old speakers were dial Vinson, Bill Friends, faculty attempts at humor both old and Doctrine Explained gather on the nearby campus Sat- gradi for the annual homecoming there. and alumni of Davidson are also invited Boyle, (I. Riggan, and Nelson to present. unique organized more than 30 years ago from a Sunday school new, some of which are very well .1. through Faith," urday for the annual homecoming be This church was Norton. "Justification said gathering led by Mr. W. R. Grey and Dr. H. B. Arbuckle. Today, these pioneers are aided in illustrated by the art stall. There Dr. Kairlcy. "is the power of God, there, will remain until the next teaching a 200 by a group After the critics' reports, by Ar- school of of Davidson students. are several short stories which in- through salvation, to everyone clay to attend services at the church —(Photo by Frederick Smith— Courtesy of Charlotte Observer). cher Torrcy and Ivan Wetmore, that dicate the marked ability of their believeth." is the act which they served- as students. the meeting was adjourned for the Justification respective authors. Numerous col- oi a judge or an announcement or at 10 o'clock with smoker which Befiinnin^ umns give the reader views of some followed. decision Tiy a judge. is the Sunday school, the program will Local Museum Other men who have accepted God of the students and there are arti- judge, and who justifies include the regular morning church AMONG THE GREEKS bids into the society hut who have us before cles containing hits of information Him? Certainly we ourselves do not service at 11 o'clock followed by Shows Exhibit not yet presented their papers are Phi Gamma Delta liafl Squires, and Tom Abbott took of both local and outside interest. 'do it. We are not able to accom- a big homecoming dinner. Visiting Don Bell, Bill Birmingham, Al Delta Kappa chapter wishes to their weekly week-end vi-it to the Two students have shown their plish this act with our own per- choirs and epiartets will join with Porter Has Display Of Bixlcr, John Brady, Paid Bumbar- Dr. the formal initiation ol Citv and Brother Bcnfield ability as poets by their lyrics in sonal powers. God Himself justifies the congregation at a sons service Interesting Objects announce Queen ger, Monroe Bush, Bill Cobb, .lack- Mack Hits. Jr. from Mobile, Ala. was not far behind. Mr. and Xfrs. the magazine. Then there an- the us in the religious sense, from one o'clock to 3 o'clock, and Davidson, John Farrior, Tom Fry, Friday night Brothers Throop, McOintock wereguests of the chap candid camera shots of various came about ill two an evening service will close the If you asked How many Da- Joe Gordon, Frank Hand, Allen "Justification had seen Barker, Darby, Holland, and pled- ter Sunday. campus activities which the camera ways." pointed out Dr. Fairley. day. Filling the pulpit Sunday vidsoH freshmen Da- Huffincs, Kcrr, Bill Mcl.auch- ,m ges Branton, Darby, and Rogers at- The Salem were entertained fiends contributed to the magazine, Jim [runliiii/.,/ Page Eight] morning will be the KCV. Don vidson's museum, it would be nirls lin. Sandy McEachern, Jim Mann. . Richmond, \'a., Found that a large majority i>f tended the Dragon Club dance at with a feed Saturday afternoon. Cartoons Murnoz, Rankin, Brandon of and Mike Dick Sid "ll is Iree Irom iliil the Myers Park Country Club in * " * * The main feature of Scripts 'n the new system that evening the Rev. Albert Mc- them nut even know that Sample. B.ill Summers, John Tal- abuse it is tin- purpose of the facul- Charlotte. Over the week-end again Knppa Alpha Cranks is tin- wil and humor which Clure of Lincolnton. both former it existed. This ignorance, - madgc, T. Turner, and Whit- ty to make till cover lo cov- J. Joel the new plan perman- moveover, i> al the Formal I.R.S. dance in Win- Sunday night chapter the pages from of stu- not totally con- the bad as ten, ient pastors the church while Throop, er. The art represents many after one year. i" freshmen; Sttro ston Salem were Brothers guests Kappa Sigma fraternity stafl II. Boggs dents at Davidson. fined the the jokes Prof. T. Lilly and Wade Yours. museum,and Barker. Holland. Parish. Martin, plan- of ihe and then illustrations The present church had its origin we have a what's and are made for a joint were made honorary members ol \l I-:. SF.NTELLE." mure, Taylor, and Pledge brother Mran- | throughout the magazine add great- than years ago, a it doesn't cost anything dance after the V.M.I, game oti the society. more .W when Sunday night l\ to iis attarctiveness. tn sec it! l)rn|i in mi the sec- ton. At the feed Mr. Saturday. At this time alumni and — *~~ group of children gathered each Chattanooga, The ncxl publication of the ma- I mill ond floor, northwing of Cham- and Mrs Williams of guests will be entertained; Sunday afternoon in a little Tcnn., visited the chapter. Brother gazine will be the Christmas Issue chapel Sunday school, taught bers and look it over. .. Miss Louisa Hay was a guest ov- Made IThursday-Friday-Saturday I for Otts and pledge Bellamy spent the and il \\ill come out about Decem- Change by Mr. W, R, tirey and Dr. II. P.. This museum is under the spon- er the week end of Brother Sam IEscape from the 'Rock' is I week-end in the City along her 20. Ihe deadline for articles ""> of the college faculty. sorship of and is largely contribut- Queen Newell. John Kinjj went home to\ impossible! >■ Arbuckle with pledges Marshall. Mitchell. Tcnn, in this issue is November 22. In Cut Hilling ■ The church also holds a regular ed I" by Dr. W. L. Porter. Some Johnston I'itv. and Dick Tay- ■"King of I purchased, Hodges, Miller, and Rogers, Miss and morrilng service and a youth meet- of the articles have been lor Paul Marion attended the Cuts On Off Campus Alcatraz" have been Nancy Hovis visited the chapter Dragon Club in Charlotte Double ■ ■ ing each evening at 6:30 o'clock. bul a large part of them dance Games Abolished "lwith Lloyd Nolan. li.iill alumni collected Sunday, Friday night. Papers IPatrick, I. (atoll Nash andI The present pastor is Watson contributed by and * " * Offer ♥ " ♥ Harry Carey « I Street, who will enter Louisville by Dr. Porter. In his work in the ♥ Below is a copy of the letter of | —— to Sigma Epnilon ■ Presbyterian Theological Seminary museum Dr. Porter has tried Phi Pi Kappn Alpha On Chemistry November 1st sent hy Dean M. IS. put emphasis illustrating in- Miss Anne Tilghman and Miss next fall and the assistant pastor I the on Miss Dell Sutherland of Char- Soni.ll>- to the o( the I Monday-Tuesday 1 objects Winthrop Plans For Open Meeting Will President Williams of Atlanta, Ga, teresting from North Caro- Louisa Hay from visited lotte was a .k'uest at dinner Sun Student Body concerning the new M I,iris w.oiled by the M is Rod samples, birds, , Be Discussed lina. There are wood the chapter over the week-end. day. Brothers Joe Shelton and double cut ruliiiK on off campife ■I Cndcrworld! of minerals, brother Phiffcr Erwin and ■ shells, an exhibition Alumni Jimmic McDonald went to Char- Tonighl at seven (lamina Sigma games: and a fine collection of arrow heads, parents Prof, and Mrs. F I. Fr- lotte and - Fraternity, Sunday School Statesville over the week- Epsilon, Chemical will "Dear Mr. Stair: ■KirlsonProbatioiTII all of North Carolina. win, and Dr. and Mrs. G. R. Vowles end and Brother Allison stayed'I weekly meeting in the I vt itli Ronaltl Reagan I hold their "The faculty at its meeting this Varied Exhibits were dinner t;.ne.sH -Sunday. Joe home in Charlotte. Lux- Uryan — Martin Chemistry building, Papers afternoon granted the request of T Led ByBeaty However, the exhibits are not Craver and Jim Thompson spent Anderson went home to1 Jim will be read by the new members. the Student Council thai the Sys- limited to this slate, as there are the- week-end in Salisbury. Greenville and Boh McClellan also]> 1!. Knight, who I Wednesday Only j Dr S. was pass- tem of cuts he abolished for Subject many shells, minerals, and arrow- Brothers and Charlie Sample nit;lit. double Stage!I FifthCommandmentIs Jim went to Charlotte Saturday i- id for honorary membership in the ci- jIn Person on Our to one year, the action to be in Of Professor [Cmttnved ,'>i Page FMilit] anil Walter Kim/ journeyed The I'tka chapter has plans for'' L_ national fraternity hy the local fccl at once. FRANK Statesville Sunday night. entertaining alumni and friends ov-" chapter several ago, has been Last Sunday morning Profesior weeks pul on trial for D A IL E Y The Salem girls and their dates er the Homecoming wick -end. "It was purposely I E. A. Beaty conducted Sunday, " " approved by the Grand Council. with the understand- I and liis t^B the ■ .me year and subject Weekly Schedule were entertained after VVoTTord » » The chapter is pointing for its ORCHESTRA -■ school in Phi Hall bn the by fed at the house. ing that no undue pressure be game a Plans S. A. E. annual open meeting, and a lar^e of the Fifth Commandment, honor- Wednesday. brought to students to at- Nov. 9 are being made to entertain the Cauble, - the tonight bear on ing parents. He took his text Brothers Tom Erie Aus- pan of program will campus. our 7.15 P. M. Journalism Club. Alumni and t;ues|s with a party tend games away from the Ephesiana tin. I.em Korncgay, Hank Bahnson,i. be devoted to the discussion of from Exodus 20:12 ami 7:.!l) P. M. Prayer Meeting. Saturday ni^ht- next Hector McLean and Pledge Broth-- program plans for the approaching 6:1-4. ":.i(> P. M. Photographic Club. ♥ * * - er Freeze attended dances at Sa- event. No open meeting was held First Professor Beaty explained 8:011 P. M. Avon Players. H| Pi Phi lem College in Winston-Salem.i. last year, dm- lo conflicts, but the importance this command- P. M. V.M.C.A. Cooper - Expert the of Brothers and Law-son Brothers Pete Marchant and Char- occasion is customary and will be ifffr. ment in the family and home. Hon- Thursday,Nov. 10 weitt to Florence, S C, on a last lie Smith went to their homes ini continued. Barber oring our parents, said Professor 7:15 P. M. Social Fraternities. week-end of freedom while Broth- A I On The Screen II Greenville, S. C. Brothers Buck< Tin- names of the new members P^» !| Beaty, mean- Riving them respect, 9:00 I'. M. Heaver Club. Julian l.okey. P.allard. and -'* "WHEN WERE YOU ers Jim Powell and Jamii- McDufFie wentt who were initialed on October BEST HAIRCUT BORN" love, gratitude, obedience, service. Friday, Nov It Dave King took in the City. ' >^^| j Queen to Mars Illll with the "B" team.'i. are: Rufus Allison. Bill Boycc, Bob constituents of the 8:00 M Alpha Phi Fpsilon. Boyd I'lynn went I.U.S. 1NTOWN There are the P. to the Brother John Latfmcr attended thec Doty, 'loin Guion, Tom Harnshcr- to Saturday, Nov.12 and WkW family necessary its maintenance dance al Salem Bill Hcndricks National Press Convention in Ciii-j Tom Mullen. Vane.- Myers, I of our religious A. M. to M. No lo Hickory. -'ner. as the core both 8:25 12:30 P. wrni Brother Dave .cinnati and from there he flew to> I'.ill Kaincy, R. DAVIDSON tliat extent of the P. M. Phi lieta Kappa. — — — — — - — the fac'l the 8:00 ♥— ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■- ■ ■■- + commandment should not he con- 9:00 P. M- Sik'ma Delta Pi. WHEN IN CHARLOTTE Pl*^'* Chovtlure very He noted Tuesday, Nov. IS ALWAYS ASK fined to its words. Park at AN ACADEMIC BARBER P. M. Philanthropic and CO TO that in honoring our parents there 7:00 for (Master ol Tonmorial Art/0 besides grati- l-.unienean Literary Societies. .ire three essentials "S & P" Moore's Parking Lot tude to which we give deference- 8:00 P. M. Sipma Delta Psi. |I NORTON, M.T.A. age, superiority, and higher consti- 9:00 P. M- Omicrofl Delta Kap- Praiiui llutier Sandwiches 114 West Sixth Street tuted authority— and said that these pa. Salted Peanuts anil Candy principles extended beyond the lim- Wednesday, Nov. 16 Manufactured by its of the term parent. 7:00 P. M. Scabbard and Rlade For example, nearly every old and Journalism Club. 8:00 P. SWINSON ERNEST ELLISON, Inc. person is given a certain amuunt of M. Alpha Psi Omega and Red FOOD PRODUCTS Robt. E. Ellison respect by all younger than he. and Black Masquers. 9:00 I'. Charlotte, \'orth Carolina Erneit Elliion The respect might not be very well- M. Y.M.C.A. 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\'. M. I. will bring a classy eleven against Davidsoifs Wildcats here 4 n|»;ilil<' and SIivmIv this coming Saturday. Paul Sim. brilliant junior_/who gained All- .Beesters Win Strong V. M.I. Cadets Southernlast year is one<>f the best all-round back* in the conference. Captain Andy Trczciak, Kud Kovar, anil Shelby, round out the back- Second\ Start field which has given opponent! plenty ol trouble to date. The quartet . Will Invade Cat Lair gave Cletmon, undefeated and untied before they met the Cadets, By20-0Count a royal fit. Dick Striekler heads the line that il the best to represent InHomecomingGame many year. Cadets, however, have had plenty of the school in a The All-Americans Outplay Mars on North Carolina soil this year. They have played twice, trouble Gridders on Muddy Will LeadFlying Squadron Against Davidson; against Clemion and once in Raleigh against Wake Hill Treziak and Shu once in Charlotte Field Wildcats To Be At Full Strength As Old Forest. Both games have resulted in ties. Grads Return For Battle It will be a big day Saturday. Homecoming with all the old Davidson's All-Americans romp- grads pouring in from all parts of the country to watch the game. ed on he Mars Hill Junior College Virginia Military Institute will A» usual Davidson i» rated as the Undcr-dogs, but ask members Varsity Saturday before a large Hand, invade Richardson Field at David- — there is a surprise Stair of the varsity squad they seem to think that High School Day crowd to win 20- son next Saturday to battle the in store. The squad is in good shape, and— in good spirit, and will 0 on a rafn-soaked field. Davidson Wildcats in their Home- be in there with only one motive in mind to win. Records show Although the footing was slippery Pace Backs coming Day tussle. that Davidson and V. M. I. have met 19 times. The 'Cats have the Wildcat "Bccsters" clearly out- The Flying Squadron will pre- the Cadets eight. One won nine games and have taken resulted played their opponents all the Tubby Hand and Fred Stair led sent one of the best balanced ag- in a tie while one game, way back in 1906, is doubtful as no re- Way, gaining two hundred and nine- the parade gregations battle, of ball-carriers for the to be .seen in the lair oi corded score can be found. V. M. I. took last year's 7-0. ty-nine yards while allowing their second week as they each averag- the Wildcats this year, beaded by page forty-three. (hie team that has been sorely neglected by this sports dur- rivals but ed six yards per try against Wof- the spectacular running, passing, reserve-, lay Bplin ing the past in Davidson's varsity better known as the scored all three touch- ford. P.eaty and Davis were next and punting of Paul Shu and Cap- Davidson, Alt-Americans. Last Saturday the team went to Mars Hill and downs for going over in line with a three yard average tain Andy Day Treziak. Their stalwart swamped the Mountaineers. 20-0, before a large High School .from the one twice anil from the each. Davidson gained a total of line has stopped opposing back- crowd.' and this coming Friday they will meet Lees-McKac oJunior three the third time. The first six- 192 yards net by rushing to 21 for lieldmen often this year, and espe- pointer period College on Richardson field. The Ail-Americans, coached by Law- came in the initial WolTord. The Wildcats showed cially has Dick Striekler. all-south- any when the Beestcrs from rence Spearman, probably boasts of the best record of sports marched themselves superior to the Terriers ern tackle, stood out. through the'r own l>r yard team on the campus. Last year they went the entire season X *V-six line to as they chalked up fourteen first V.M.I, rose to great heights sev- (not wTtb Hunter, Bolin, and undefeated and it looks like they will do it again this year score downs to one for the visitors. eral weeks ago, when they tied a Sharpe doing heavy counting the Frosh-All-American same). offensive work. great Clcmson eleven in the Memo- went Hill Davis led the passers with The catch behind the All-American team is this. They are The 'Cats over the second Hal Stadium in Charlotte 7-7. This time in quarter three for five complete. In all lie, the hardest worked squad on the hill. For instance, these are the third as Hunter game was one of the most thrill- led an beginning on Steed, and Harrison made seven some of the few things they go through during a week: They learn attack the ing games seen in these parts in 42, scoring out of sixteen good for 116 yards, the plays of the teams that the varsity will meet and then go out Mar- Hill with I'.olin several years, because the Cadets from tile two while Wolford was not able to com- and scrimmage the Varsity three or four times during the week. one. With minutes distinctly outplayed the team that to play Davidson plete any aerials. During their spare moments they scrimmage the frosh eleven. left crossed the had previously whipped Tulanc's double stripes for the third time When the varsity plays a game, several of the "B" team men are Davidsons hooters continually Green Wave. Last Saturday they after taking the hall on their own up to give the Varsity reserve strength. Now besidet all gained yardage through punt ex- played Wake Forest's Sophomores moved eight yard marker. Ned Iveraon, whose six-foot four-inch frame stamps him as a real this, when they have a game they also have to scrimmage among changes as Davis and Steed kicked to a 6-6 deadlock at Wake Forest. Hunter and Sharpe kept the offensivec threat, and George Richmond, sturdy little guard, have been eight themselves to coordinate plays that they will use. Usually they times for a forty yard aver- The Deacons managed to push over Lions set back all afternoon they 'playing good football for the 'Cats to date, lverson has figured well don't have to thu handi- as age. Steed went back five times a score quarter more than one afternoon do this in and averaged yards °on the pass-snagging in the last after play game with forty a try with offense with some brilliant to his credit. Rich- to kick for a 41 yard average, and being caps them tremendously. Then they have to the mond,' although light small, behind for the whole game. punts. The "B" team also complete- and is a sliding, slashing guard that has Davis booted the pigskin little or no substitutes because of shortage of players. three The only defeat that V.M.I, has ly otitpassed the Mars Hill eleven. ■stood out on the defensive. He has one more year of vanity competi- yards Here is this week's schedule for the "B's". Monday: learn V. M. I. ' times for 38 per try. suffered thus far this season was to completing five out of nine for tion. plays. Tuesday: Run M. I. plays in Scfimraago against the Varsity. The 'Cats only fumbled once and Navy on October 1, but they are V. ninety-one yards. The Lions were Wednesday: scrimmage against Varsity. Thursday: Prepare recovered boasting wins over Elon, who up- Defensive nablc to complete a pass, trying that one. Severalmomen- lor I.ees-McKae game. Friday: Play Lees-McRae. That's not bad for tary fumbles for both teams not set them last year. University of our unsuccessfully. j did Now you a squad that does so much go down Richmond, in a very close .tilt, Wil- a week's work. don't think that The 'Cat forward wall outrushed Kappa Sigs Take Couple as such. as many potential Varsity players come ' liam anil Mary, and University of deserves a little credit? Also ie rival line of time, Tailback Davis led the scorers squad each year the team. most the Maryland. up from the All-American as from Frosh giving good holes for the backs with two six-pointers to his credit. ThjsYvear's iirst team has three players that came up via the "B" To LeadFraternity Frank Harrison Davidson will again enter the to break through. "Black-Dog" Race and Tubby Hand get these boys in their game as underdogs, but they will team route. Let's oul and support remain- Hunter turned in a stellar perform- each had a touchdown, and Luke ing games! ' have their full strengthveady for two ance from his tailback post, with SPORTSWRITERS Interfraterntty touch football pro- Graham converted one of these. practice got under way last Monday night and it the game. Bill Davis and Archie Basket ball Bolin and Sharpe also looking good. COVER GAMES gressed rapidly last week with the looks like Davidson will have one of the strongest teams in recent Steed have shown up well in prac- The statistics bore out the vic- iContlnutd Page Three] Kappa Sigs surging into the lead yean. Only four members of last year's squad were lost by gradua- from Kappa Sigs,Phi Delts tice and games with their running tory as the Davidsons made fifteen 'Davis and Danny Boiler, from the by virtue of their wins over the and only one these was classer a regular. Ned lverson, Remain and passing. Also their punting tion of first down to one for their oppon- Xcws staff; Chiles Colenian. Unit- Pikas and only oth- Undefeated lanky Captain, returning hopefuls. Jim ' the Betas. The has averaged about 40 yards per 6-foot 4-inch heads the ents. Davidson also was forced to ed Press Representative, and Fritz team, Harrison, er undefeated the Phi Delts. Team Won Lost try for the season. The line-plung- Cowan, J. D. Hicks, Johnny Ticc, Bill Boyd, Bennie punt Littlcjohn of Charlotte, but six times while the Mars the Associ- remained idle during the week. Kappa Sig S 0 ing Tubby Hayseed Thomas, and Swede Johnson saw plenty of service last gridders of Hand has torn op- Hill booted the ball twelve iated I'ress man. Paul Norris of the i Phi Delt 4 0 year can as veterans. lverson, Hicks, Tice, Cowan, staff, In the first of three games last posing lines to ribbons this season, and be classed times. The 'Cats fumbled three WSOC and Lee Kirby, from S. A. E 4 1 Boyd earned their letters and should be the backbone of a Tuesday the S. A. E.'s defeated the and Fred Stair has gained many and time to the opponents one. but VVBT have sent the games out over Phi Gams 4 1 quintet. Norman Shepard, Director, will again coach Betas 6-0, The S.A. F.\ racked up yards on reverses through the left neat Ahletic recovered Iwo of these. Ithe ether waves. j S. P. E ____ 3 1 the squad. Davidson's quint had plenty of tough luck last year .1 first downs to none for the Betas side of the line. This light pony- Other scribes who have repre- Pi Kapa Phi __. 1 3 two margins. year pre- as well as scoring in the First-half j [ContlHucd on Page Seveni losing several games by one and point The sented their papers at various times Beta 0 5 ceding last, kept out Conference on a pass to 'Jim Thomas. the 'Cats were of the Southern Cagers Start for home games include: Laurence Pika 0 S tourney by toss of a coin and last year by only 12 points. How- Leonard, Hogg, a of the Greensboro Daily Two passes from Jim one K. A. __. hand, 0 5 ever, with the experienced men on Davidson should rate News: Hugh Query, of the Cas- to Means and the other to Ncal end of Fall Practice Individual Scoring STATE high in basketball circles before the the season. itouia Gazette; Nadie Cites, Scott, scored the two touchdowns \ sports Tom Yarborough (K. Sig) .24 ROSE BOWL QUESTION: It looks like there are just about nan for tin- Winston-Salem by which the Kappa Sigs won over Til* EATIIW \ ar-ity basketball practice start- Jour- Andy Dale (Phi Delt) 18 *^ or four teams left that have chances for the coveted Rose Howl nal. As i- customary press the Pikas. Mooresville,N. C. three ed last Monday night when in cir- Jim Thomas (S. A. E.) 18 nomination from the east. Carnegie Tech's fine victory over Pitt's Coach cles the school iurriishes varied Norman Shepard looked over bis The Pi Kap- ran through the Bill Marquess (Phi Delt) ... 18 Wed., mighty Panthers lowered Jock Sutherland's team chances considerably, refreshments to the members of Nov. 9 candidates for the squad. hapless Betas in the third game of Charlie Sample (Sig Ep) __ 12 but they have a possible chance to receive the hid. Texas Christian; the fourth estate at various times DAVID COPPERFIELD The the day to the tune of 12-0. and at John Tice (Sig Ep) __ 12 with only apparent pushovers hit on their schedule, are unbeaten and Wildcat prospects are very during the games. W. C. Fields bright the same time racking up 4 first Bill Boyd (Phi Delt) ... 12 Freddie Bartholomew untied and should rate high in the matter. Tennessee, if they can for the season. Only four sipiad lost, dawns. Dave King and Ken Law- Melvin Means (Kappa Sig) 12 Maureen O'Sullavan push by V'anderbilt and Kentucky, will certainly be in the running, of la-t year's were on- DRAMAS GIVEN Thu.rs.-FrL, ly one being regular. son scored the touchdowns. Neal Scott (Kappa Sig) 12 Nov. 10-11 but Duke, who has yet to he beaten, tied, or even scored upon, of them a [Continued fr,ftn Page Three'] The string The Sig Eps pu-bed the Phi Gams TOO HOT TO HANDLE seems the logical -election. Duke faces Syracuse, who are as hard other first men were iii to question him. With the Clark Gable John Ticc. lverson, from the undefeated ranks on Wed- ft ~- to keep up with as race h..rsc-. North Carolina State, and Pitt, in Xed Footsie greatest difficulty he keeps his i- Myrna Loy Cowan, and I. D. Hicks. dentity he nesday in the crucial game of the Sat., their last three game-. Surely if they can hurdle over these elevens Around unkown. As enters the ■^■^■^■^■^■^■^b^s. Victor Nov. 12 men placed hopes room, week's play. Although the Phi Gams for win- they should rate the hid. Hut I'itt. even if they did get these will be the execution followed by the Di-cca RACKET BUSTERS 01 the Davidson body Priest, repeats scored 2 first downs to none for the — — licked by Carnegie. lo(.m> a- a barrier that will keep them out of the student for Warden and the he Brunswick AND a Southern Conference champion- again again Sig Eps a long pass from Charlie sVfrFf ■*^B RIDERS OF THE running. Anyway, a- Duke i- our nearest neighbors, they ought to be and "The Valiant nev- ship Fighing Sample to Ticc connected on the student body's team for the Rose Bowl. I Maybe tho^c Tennessee team. for the other er ta-te of death but once." The John BLACKT1ILL position -tailing the Phi Gam 35 yard line,,and Tice Mon.-Tues., lad> di>aKree. lint they can't be blamed). on tile line-up will east was as follows: James Dyke, I Nov. 14-15 be Hill Boyd, Swede Ben- Hudson; Warden, outran his pursuers to score. 35c-75c Each Duke has virtually clinched the Big Five top honors and also Johnson. Dick Charles LITTLE MISS BROAD- ny Harrison, "Hayseed" Thom- Daly, Kappa Sigs won sec- the Southern Conference Championship as they have only one and MacArthur: Father Moroe The their Any Record Not In Slock WAY — * as, other returning members of the Bush; Josephine Paris, game the beating the Shirley Temple game left North Carolina State. North Carolina State can't be Kalista ond of week Can Be Quickly Secured squad. Also Jim Hogg, star of last Hood; Wilson the Jailor, Zack Cow- Betas 12-0. Tommy Yarborough rated as a pushover even if Virginia Tech did give them a neat PARKER-GARDNER CO. year's Freshman quintet will be an; Another Harry Sutten- scored both touchdowns for the un- 7-0 licking. Look how they held Manhattan last week to a Jailor. Phone 8257 scrapping for this coveted position. field. The play by beaten Kappa Sigs STATE THEATRE measly 3-0 victory after they had beat out the New Yorkers was directed M. , CHARLOTTE, N. C. MOORESVILLE, Davidson getting E. Morrow. N. C. in nearly every department. They'll be hemrd from in the Duke missed into the — Professor E. game louder than many expect. Conference tournament last year by J. Erwin was in 12 points. charge of the production; and Gor- Davidson's cross-country team certainly had some bad breaks last The teams lost several heart-breaking games by don Horton the Sets. The stage week-end. First of all. two regular runners, Bill Tclford and Dick a one or two point margin. Especially mechanics were Zack Cowan. Phil Gammon, were out because of injuries. Then to top things off, team to be. TENNER'S the remembered is game Peyton, Ed Jackson, Tom Hack- enroute to Guilfurd, had an accident that shook several, members of the Carolina . Charlotte'sLeading lost by two points ney. Ken Mclntyrc, Mac Coving- the team up considerably. They did as well as could be expected under in the Charlotte. RESTAURANT National Shirt Week Armory the N. C. State game by ton. such conditions and gave the a good run for their money. . DELICIOUS FOOD AT Quakers one point and the Wake Forest PRICES Probably more "misses" were recorded by sports writers in «-■' \ REASONABLE game lost by one point both in "electing their weekly guesses last week than has in I there been the Davidson gym. THE a long time, because of so many major upseU throughout the country. Carnegie's win over Pitt major upset was rated as the of the Money-making may not HERALD PRESS However, the — be the country. loss proved one thing that Pitt without true life, "Biggie" end of but it's often the —Incorporated Goldberg doesn't make half as much noise as they do real beginning of living. — — with him. Wisconsin's win over Northwestern, who only the week Printers of had 6-3, many before bowled over Minnesota fooled of the scribes. + 1 , ' . . i Southern California's win over California a monkey '// Pranks' threw wrench „ in the western Rose Bowl question. Many fans thought that Tulane 225 S.--Church St. ALL COLOR Si[,iH §U jmF $1 CC led by Bronco Brunner, breeze through they PALMER'S " would Alabama but Charlotte, N. C. 221 W. Trade Street MODELS J :|'i V**"" were fooled. Fordham beat a strong St. Mary's eleven after one OPTOMETRISTS ■Ri^flEi 3-6608 CHARLOTTE, of the most exciting games played Saturday. South Carolina beat 302 N. Tryon St. Phone N. C. Duquesne 7-0 and Villanova romped over Auburn 25-12 in two other CHARLOTTE, N. C. surprise wins. " With all these upsets going on, it was certainly lucky that no pre- dictions were made in this column l»st week and because of the pos- A Compete Optometric sibilities of mort similiar upsets coming this week, no predictions, ex- Service », Fountain Pens, Stationery, cept one— Davidson over V. M. I., will be made. "EYES EXAMINED iflr/'Zs\ Candies and Tobaccos "GLASSES FITTED S r e "LABORATORY j^F^f WHITE DRUG NATIONAL SHIRT FAUL & CRYMES, Inc. SERVICE company SHOPS " Sporting " DR. BELLE W. PALMER Corner Tryon and Trade Streets Goods T 415 TRYON DR. JAMES A. DAVIDSON, N. C CHARLOTTE, N. C. SOUTH STREET CHARLOTTE,- _N.—C PALMER a ~. __i WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9, 1938 THE DAVIDSONIAN Page SeTen CATS LICK WOFFORD FOR FOURTH WIN

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:\. :■■■:*« ■ Close Battle Heels Second ;' ■' ; .;,>,* "■*'";■ .:. '■■"■■<■■. . In All Four ;' Periods Spencer Scores On Brilliant Standings Remain Unchanged ::^ iis^HHi 90-Yard Run In Third As All Teams Play Out ::■ '-: '■-■:■ '5 'im£'^- "'■ Quarter Of State Foes \ '■' HeadCoach McEverUses Every ManOn Bench. Two Safeties ■': I>,r*SMf mSZ... '*» Are Scored Against Terriers. Chink Elias Is Dftvidson*> freshmen crashed Rig standing > ' Mainstay Of Wofford Eleven through to their fourth victory of Five remained mi- " changed over week-end all i the current season on Friday as the as *** ; played "Five," . #, Davidson, by the passing andl Davis came out throwing passes, they defeated I'.lue Ridge School teams outside the David led runningrunning through \A 12-7 on Richardson field. Duke remaining in first place with of I'.ill Davis, and and soon one them connected ■$£$* ; Carolina third, .:, ...... a weak-resistiup, WofTord team last with N'ed Iverson for 4" yard-. Davidson's first came in the 'Willis■ iJm *C second. State and :-^*^i score Da\i,l-on first period when bin Stan Yodcr and Wake Forest tied Saturday, on Richardson Pield to Several plays later Davis plunged lor tin- position. the tune of 29 II over from tlie 1 yawl line. Wofford smashed over from the three yardI cellar Scoring period Wild-, \was their heels again three -tripe after Faison had carried ' Duke rcsttfd over the week-end in each tin- I on in preparation cats the at :Iplays| later, at- Spencer's toss j for their battle witl) pushed Terriers will and when Rlias aerial that far. i missed Syracuse, whom tiny play Satur- all over the tie!.I. and even though j ir.npt.i <1 to kick he \\.i> again Ynder the try for conver- poal by sion. day-dReports from Durham indicate the sc.re was only K-0 at the inter-1|iidowned hchind the Bill lha(/_\y^illace will have his mission ol' the Irst hall out-IJohnston, Davidson candidate for Early in the third period a sus- Wade j the '.I mighty of the game 1 / honors, swelling the tained Mountaineer drive' carried Blue machine geared in come was never in All-State sc?re high to meet the powerful team Bill Bcaty, ..III,.,,.,.., held back doubt. flu second team played tot 16-0. the ball to the fru*h\ Iwo yard Harry Gasteiger and "Poss" McLean, guard and center respec- ' Sam from Syracuse, Y. b!>y a most nt the game, and even they! line where Spencer in a tively,are two vanity standouts that came up from last year's B team. N. knee injury, has boon play- Hand scored the only other touch- trafhered out difficulty running , Blue Ridge fumble and raced nine- Casteiger is also one of the three boys on the varsity that hails from .Carolina edged a one touch- iring nice footbnll for Davidson. His 'had no Kie.it in ,i!ti\\n ot the third frame shortly aft- Johnson City, Tennessee. Although "Gus" has been out of the start- down victory over V.P.I, at Chap- s|specialty is blocking but whenever up the points. ty-eight yards behind good block- ing er Stiiir had dragged down an- lineup lately because injuries, he is rated as a i of strong defensive el Hill ill game of fumbles a■ few yard* are I'.ill Davis scored two ol the ing to M-ore standing up. Later in player. "Poss" a on needed he can be other of Davis' passes for a long hails from Morganton and as a junior has one more rain-swept gridiron. depended touchdown-, besides proving to the second half the Hilltoppcrs year of varsity competition ahead of him. a The Tar d upon for a Rain by his 'Cat gain. Luke Graham, stalwart tackle, Ibcls will have heavy practice powerful line-plunging. he the spnrkplus ol the Wildcats' drove to their lone touchdown and this p converted for the only extra point preparation — will .11 the South! converted. They immediately be- week in for the Ford- fourth VI.ir over i of the day. ham Rams who only Carolina teams. gan another march which was stop- have been 1 The fourth ;uid final tally came beaten by the mighty Davidson took the opening kiekolt ped deep in Davidson territory. Freshmen Harriers Win I'itt I'anth-jJ .in tlie last period wlieii the reserve Booters Lose and man bed down to ihe Terrier Obviously missing the smooth run- {Continued .a r.i'i, Siate lost a close game .11 yard line before being stopped ning of Claude "Honey" Hackney, in New j , to College Second momentarily. the frosh played erratic ball. The Easily In Triangle Meet Vork Manhattan on a Bui when WofTord Qame punted =?< hard plnnping of Yodcr and the field goal kicked by a substituteI ihe Wildcat juggernaut roll- f^rrr- closing play. The;*High action, "Tubby" Band, broken-field running and passing iii the minutes of Point Ekes Win Over ed into and Captain Charlie Watt and Bob Wolfpaek meets Soccer Team 4-3 Fred Stair, and Davit alternated of Spencer, frosh tail-back, featur- Starters Give another northern , Beta Theta Pi Washburn led Davidson's power- Saturday carrying ball to ed the Kitten offense. Hill Faison team when they play De tlie down the Wof- ful freshman cross-country team to Raleigh. Davidson's soccer team lost their 1 yard line car- and YOUR OFFICERS: paced tlie freshman forward wall. troit in " lord where Davis Game Outlook of the current season 1 Ridge an overwhelming victiiry over Wake Forest's Demon Deacons secon^iiaiue ried it over for the first score of vice-* In the fourth period Uliie ( Thursday High 1'iv-. luli.iiiSquires, Irccnsboro Iitgh School and the came back willl rush in the as Point eked out Ihe day. kicked off after the second Wild- a " Mnrrcnv, Wildcats Hold One Game Guilford Reserves at Guilford Sat- second hall V.M.I, (l-fi in a 1 .i decision ,.\er them on the Later in the quarter the Pres. Eel. Sec'y. . kitten touchdown and narrowly to tie an- ' second Edge Over urday. Placing five in the Deacons freshman field al I>a\ idsnn. 1 'Cats carried the ball down to the missed a six pointer for themselves, Rivals men other oinv-dav game. The ( ialcs MrClintock, Treas. first >i\ positions, the Wildcats Maryland John Wilson was high scorer for 5 yard line before being slopped. when 'Hill Fetzer pushed the Innse take mi Western in Bal- Walker, Saturday afternoon marks the made close i" a perfect --core over this the 'Cits with tw.. goals.'i MacFay- Wollord back, dropped back to j Sam should se't out bounds in the Davidson timore week-end. ball of twentieth meeting of Davidson and the rain-drenched three-mile course* den booted the other goal. The Cowan Wild- end Immediately Davidson completely outclassed;' ptllll bin ■■footsie" I iIn- style in sweaters for j zone. afterward V.M.I, football teams since 1904 Ed Garrou and Stacy Smith sscore al the end ol (lie half was Blude Ridgcr scooped the ball end- Wolf. .id at home to win 29-0 on a cat ind. dropped him behind the | winter! a when the scries started. id the race in third and fourth begin heavy 'It,,I at two all. bill High Point goal line safely. A little later into the of pliiy muddy field. Ihe Cats for a back field and Davidson Lead* place, Dick Coppedgc complet- came back stronger than the Da- i of- and work again Monday as they pre- the hall ended with the score re-1I claimed a touchdown, but the one in each! Thus far Davidson a slightI ed the team score of l'» points when pare to V.M.I, in a vidsonsv to score more maining the same. ficials called the hall out of bounds lias battle home- ' edge Flying Squadron he crossed the finish line In-hind coming Day of the two final periods while Da regulars rcentetcd and Davidson received the ball on over the with ' classic on Richardson 'Ihe Wildcat nine against eight Verncr of (irerii-tn.ro High. Guil- vidsouv oiilv scored one ill ihe fourth.! the. at the start of the second the twenty where the Kittens' of- victories losses field. . name and one tie. One game was played ford tallied 72 points and Greens- ♥ November 8 is the dale of the ;hall and ran up 15 points quickly. fense began to function and carried ' busters, in 1W lor the shin and tile ball to tile shadow of the Blue STRONG CADETS corded, Mann, Charlie Webb, it1 is tigainsl Catnwhn College there Ridge goal when the game and Joel posts [Continued Page (Inf Nov. 1? Appalachian conic-; to A large Itoinecoming crowd is Whit ten. tlie other Davidson nm- from Six 1 SffBffffffJSfffJsffBfBffJSBffl ended. backficld will Ik- pn-c.-.l.-.l by mhIi I| lavidsoii, and -'■> the Wild- expected to witness the game ners, were eighth, twelfth, and four- on Nov Sat- stalwarts as Captain Dave Warden f North Car- Cat Harriers will attract many loyal alumni and ham.| COLEMAN football men think about Wildcat olina, the freshmen are pointing friends .»f the school. FRANCES DEE Mirburn Breaks Record With chances in the Homecoming game: towards another triangular meet 15:37 + J BASIL RATHBONE Time Of Pcnnington; "1 think we're going Nov. 1-' with Lces-McRac and Onu reason why s (l |( w recog- 'college men to hi- right Saturday." Greensboro High, The harriers nize opportunity i^ because it is j varsity cross-country Should and Will Guilford's Bcaty : "We all want this game should find some stiff competition disguised as hard work. — 5 ! t t + "IF IWERE team defeated lie Davidson Wild- and will l>e in there doing our from the junior college team, for STEINWAY ! Wear Sweaters cats 26-30 at Guilford Saturday in best." Lccs-McRae defeated last year's It you want to test your memory, — KNABE KING" course. try the things WM. WITH a meet over a wet three mile Iland : "The hoys know it's B freshman team 26-45. to remember that i Captain Mieburn of the y, yesterday. OTHER I " Quakers tOilgh game and will be OUt there Competition for places on the worried >n A\D PIANOS Mon., RAGLAND SLEEVES record STARTS— Nov. 21st broke the course' by run- team lias been strong, and the "— 1 to win." "HAMMOXD ORGANS Point, ZIPPER ninp in 15:37 as he was pushed by squad well supplied with re- True wisdom is to know what is Al West It's 'Cadet' "TALON I*cnfield : "It's our chance for a is " At Annapolis, It's 'Middic' Dave Woodward and Ron Walker best worth knowing and to

William F. Gaffney, a graduate Bill JohnstonDr. Foreman Addresses New Fashions Flashed Inspector uate of Davidson College in 1930, was recently appointed in clharge of the Charlotte office for at Praises Spirit . the enforcement of the wage-houir law. While Davidton Mr. DeltaPhi AlphaMonday To Sheiks of Davidson of GafTney was a First Lieutenant ii11 the R.O.T.C. and a member i meeting the Scabbard and Blade Honorary Military Fraternity; he wm also The seventh pep of the AMONG THE GREEKS Many New Innovations Lead JUSTIFICATION BY FAITH manager of the Students' Store, For the latt five year* Mr. Gaf- year was held Friday night Novem- German Fraternity To Hear fourth, Page Five] Fall Parade Of Styles [Continued Four] ney has been senior inspector ancd factory inspector for the North ber the the eve of the Wof- Autobiography [Continued from frt-m Pane Of Swiss Washington joined For Campus through a Department Labor. \hie will maintain his office in the ford game, in the gymnasium, with where he his First, it came about Carolina of Ex-convict parents Building Hill Johnston the principal speak- for a short stay. Covenant of Works which God Piedmont in Charlotte. ♥ " " * To the sartorial zealots (style- established with Man. God enter- — (Photo— CCourtesy of Charlotte Observer). er. you, freshmen) The net Foreman, Bible Phi Delta Theta mad students to ed into a covenant of works with students were led in sev- Dr. Ken li J. hearty yells; professor, will Culpa," Brothers Miller Sproull and Bob this article is written. us upon condition of perfect obedi- eral and then short review "Mea by story Reinhardt dated on the campus this Have you seen that strictly Brit- ence to His laws and His will;God talks were made Marvin Sink the life of a German Swiss Allcolt, ex-convict, at meeting week-end while Brothers Mark Lil- ish "Page-Schooner" slouch bat expects us to keep all of His com- and Charles members of the next of lard Read Harmon journeyed which was originated at Princeton mandants and laws which, of the freshmen class. Next an ad- Delta Phi Alpha, scheduled for and night. to Jacksonville, Fla. Moore .recently? If you haven't drag it in- course, w?*tannot do. If we follow dress was made by Bill Johnston, Monday Brother stalwart, meeting, visited the chapter on Sunday and to Tale-Brown's and take a look. the>e rules, we go to Heaven as Davidson's line who prais- The which will start rainy promptly 8 at a place Lock Hunter and Hill Boyd travel- Its just the thing- for rhfi a reward: if we do not "There is no ed the member! of the student body at o'clock announced, only ed back to Rock Hill. S. C. with weather we've been getting lately. hope for us." said Dr. Kairley. for their whole-hearted support of not yet will be the B^B^sY '"^S^^br^BB of him Sunday night after the feed. Tate-Brown is also featuring a new "The second way that Justifica- the team and asked for their con- session the honorary German * " * * covert cloth halt length coat with through Faith comes about." tinued support in the future. He al- fraternity during November. tion Kappa Sigma military collar and fly front. It is said Dr. Fairley, "is through the so stressed the importance of this "Mca Culpa," according to a no- members, Brother went home to definitely the smart thing for school Covenant of Grace." Though we week's game with V.M.I. tice sheet sent all is not Pittffl&n singing "O, a novel, but the authentic autobio- Fayetteville after attending the wear in natural shades or in colors. j cannot follow all of the laws of After the of David- son graphy a prison- Dragon Club dance in Charlotte There is a natural camel's hair I',,h1 in this world, and though we I" the students were dismissed of German Swiss (). Friday night, while Hill koss went coat at J. Jones Co. which is, lie helpiessy by the way side. Christ with the plea that they attend the er. gives collegiate V.M.I, pep to the dance in Converse. Broth- tin- rage. It that ■ upon His shoulders the meeting in full force The theme of Dr. Foreman's ad- has taken Wyatt, Scott at- look in the way of a dressy top- burden work. Christ has this week. dress will be the way in which the er! and Watkini of our tended the I.R.S. dance in Winston- coat and provides all the warmth done our work for us, and he has author of the book found a trium- BODY Sale!]!, (law Greensboro, necessary in this climate. 1hat a Covenant of Grace CHOOSES BLAZER phant religious experience even in went to established and a feed was held after the Wof- super-salesman. Bill Quick, is still with us; "God says that it we ac- bonds. [Continued from Page One] answering of call ford game Saturday afternoon. Miss on the third floor and issues an .in- cept what Jesus has done for us. ami ordering is working fine. The The the roll to — With German quotations, a fratern- Helen Springs was a guest of Bro- vitation to all Davidson students ! He will give us Heaven as a reward blazer will be tops the last word " ity tradition, place ther Walker over the week-end. COJlie up and see him sonic time. for tin' work which was furnished in style and cloth. The committee will not take Monday's meeting, Sunday the chapter was enter- Marion Davis is showing a line ;by Christ." This i, the true Covc- would like to request the coopera- at next but urged by tained by a feed with the Kappa of suits that should fill the David- nant of'Grace. tion of all concerned in paying members were President I say- Alphas as hosts. The two chapters sun nvvi\ along sport and formal All have to do is believe on their deposits." Sam Webb to have suitable we give joint Saturday lines. This is the Don Richard's llirist who did our jobs for us and ings ready for the December meet- will a dance ing of organization. night after the Homecoming game. of Hollywood line, a new brand we will be saved. Fvcn in this AVON PLAYERS the makinga sensational show- Special mimeographed sheets, which is -null way sonic of us are not able [Continued from Page One] drapes giving the program and urging at- ing this season. The extreme to fulfill the Covenant of Grace— son ;Bianca, daughter Baptists., Medicated bath full chest of tendance were sent to each mem- with broad shoulders and "The Covenant of Grace, where Doris Edwards ; (Catherine daugh- improve one's appearance love, pro- ber by Walter Kuntz treasurer of brings relief from lines God. in his infinite has ter of Baptista, Murial Ballick ; quick immensely. Along with they Saviour; the group. this vided us with a where- Hortensio, suitor to Bianca, Scott comfort than any styles offer more fore we conclude that a man is Tennison ; Grcmio, suitor to Bianca. MEETS ever produced in men's clothes. LOCAL MUSEUM SUNDAY SCHOOL GROUP* DRYCOUGHS justified through faith in Jesus Lee Parsons ; Pctruchio, a gentle- The patterns seem to lean to the [Continued Page Five] LED BY BEATY [Continued from Page One] OR IRRITATIONS DUE TO COLDS Christ our Lord." from man of Verona, Walter Black ; expected be diagonals ami tick weaves. These heads that have been collected from are to present at the Throat troubled witha cold? Let a [i '. n:inu,-ff Page Five] Grumio, servant to Petruchio, Har- meeting of the Executive Commit- Vlcks CoughDropdissolve naturally in green, grey-green, and BODY all over the world. There are some from your won- patterns STUDENT some object of veneration revered old Selman : Curtus, servant in Pet- the at In mouth— and enjoy the clay tablets "ii display from Iraq, tee of Trustees on Friday derful relief that comes as the Irri- blue-green have had a great ac- DOWNS MOTION higher station. ruchio's house, Eugene Bois; Mexico, and Chaldes, because of its Du four P .M. At this meeting the busi- tatedmembranes are bathed with ceptance for fall and Marion Davis »ri»u,-l Page One] Ur of the medication for12 toIS min- I from In concluding Professor Beaty Nathaniel, Gregory, Phillip, Tailor, ness will be merely routine as it soothing has a full selection of the above year, and it is hoped that stu- some of which date back to 2400 utes!Raspy huskinessiseased...ten- this pointed out that the law is still re- and Pedant are all servants to Pet- regular semi-annual meeting dency to coughingspasms checked colors, patterns and continue to be free to ex- I! C. A collection of geographic is the mentioned dents will troactive, that the superior should ruchio; Vicentio, father to Lucentio, of this committee. Pres. \V. L. because a Vlcks Cough Drop la style-. their opinions. models and several genetic displays, .actually.. medicated...medicated with press honor; -protect, and set an example Lee Parsons. Ltngle administrative of- of Corduroy bush jackets and her- along with some miscellaneous ex- and other the throat-soothing Ingredients for his inferior. From this Prof. There are three acts in the play. ficers will have reports to make, Vlcks VapoRub,famous forrelieving ringbone sweaters are leading this COURT ACTS* AS CULPRIT hibitions, are to be seen. Dr. Por- discomforts of colds. Beaty drew a practical lesson in The curtain will be lowered for one year will be re- to found at Page Four] ter says that if lie only had some the work of the season and those be [Continued from that college men, should set an ex- minute between scenes and five viewed in general, and plans made MEDICATED National Shirt Shop are just; Gene l.iipiert and Kenneth Mc- more room he would put several the ample for the rest. minutes between acts. the thing. Their maroon, green, Lean. George Richmond and Gray more exhibits on display. i . for the future. VICKSCOUGHPROPS brown, and wine jackets are quite! Hunter represent the Juniors and flashy, yet practicable. Drop in andI Dick Arnold and Frank Barker rcp- look over National's complete stock: resent the Sophomore class. of sweaters, jackets, and fancy - just, DAVIS, GRAHAM SHINE socks. You're sure to find [Continued from Page 5*rcn] what you want there. combination had its turn pushing the Terriers around. Again it was PI GAMMA MU a long pass that set it up, but Harri- [Continued Page Four] this time it was from Frank from 1 at the University of Chicago. Since ■ son to Bob McClellan on the yard 1930 he has been the head of the: line. From there Harrison plunged Social Science Department at Duke! it over. University. Dr. Ellwood, president emeritus of Pi Gamma Mu. officially installedi the Davidson College Chapter, and spoke on the future of the social DeLuxe sciences. Social Sciences, Dr. Ell- wood said, have just begun to de- Ice Cream velop and have a great future be- fore them. It is the duty of each "♥ member of I'i Gamma Mu to carry on this work of bettering human re- Mooresville, N. C. lationships. Plans were made for a meeting Phone 56 to be held two weeks from Fri- *'* day i i on November IS. *?,\ik» '%%®*< &,* «1n ISliiifiH jffi|^Hk|^^ W^f^^ Lhese action shots of ;.:**JL2 **|.*^j^gjISr JH — football .star...show whatit takes to be a - - - *S i^Fk^^^^^ — Announcing O]pening ** ! $B M triple threat man. the ? >\S lil^^Bi s^ y^jk B8lS

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