Eastern Progress Eastern Progress 1935-1936

Eastern Kentucky University Year 1936

Eastern Progress - 15 May 1936

Eastern Kentucky University

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Now off the'Press Junior Prom 1936 Anthologies THE EASTERN PROGRESS tonifcht at. 9 sf\ Student Publication of Eastern Kentucky State Teachers CoHe&e NttraWr 1? VOLUME 14 RICHMOND, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1936 JUNIOR PROM PRESENTED TONIGHT GRADUATION Miss Floyd Speaks WILL FEATURE WEEK PLANS At National Meet CORONATIONS Miss Mary Floyd, head librarian, left early this week for Richmond, JUNIOR AFFAIR ANNOUNCED Va., where she took part in the forty-eighth annual conference of Committee Promises Success- Dr. Gilkey Baccalaureate the American Library Association ful Evening for Traditional Speaker; Gov. Chandler, meeting during this week. A rather extensive program has been ar- Honoring of Eastern EX-GOT. Backham At ranged and will Include addresses Senior Class Commencement , by Douglas Soutball Freeman, au- thor of the 1985 Pulitzer prise bi- ography of Robert E. Lee, and KENTUCKIANS TO PLAY TO DEDICATE LIBRARY Colonel Luxmoore Newcombe, li- brarian of the Natnonal Central Library In London, England. Miss A fanfare of trumpets will her- Doctor Charles W. Gilkey, Dean Floyd spoke before the school li- ald the advent of the Junior Prom of the University of Chicago Chapel, braries section on "Library Instruc- Queen of 1936, at ten o'clock to- will be the baccalaureate speaker at tion in Teachers College Libraries." night, when an estimated crowd of Eastern Sunday, May 34. At 4:30 p. Miss Floyd has been prominent some 200 persons gather at the m. In Hiram Brock Auditorium in past library conventions among small gym of the Weaver health there will be an organ recital by state' library organizations, and was building to bid homage to the Porter Heaps, organist of the Mew invited to speak before (the Nation- queen and take part in Eastern's England Congregational Church, al Conference because' of the repu- outstanding social function of the Chicago. tation she earned in state circles. year. The commencement addresses will O According to statements released be delivered by the Honorable J. a by Bob Mavlty, general chairman W. Beckham and Governor Albert of the prom, the dance will begin B. Chandler in Hiram Brock Audi- HERE promptly at 9 p. m. and continue torium Wednesday, May 27. at 10:00 until lam. a. m. The commencement theme will Reports are that the theme of be "Three Decades of Progress." FOR MEETING decorations for the gym and the The new addition to the library coronation throne will be of pastel will be dedicated Tuesday, May 26, Board Approves Budget; and spring colors combined together at 10:00 a m., the address on this for fan-shaped effects. Along with occasion being delivered by Dr. Congratulates Progress this scheme will be marked floral Richard A. Poster, of Ohio Univer- Staff for Trophy designs to complete the spring mo- "S sity. tif. Junior class committee mem- The Alumni reception and ban- bers made it known that although ^> quet will be given in the recreation MRS. LUTES RESIGNS the pastel spring decorations are room of Buraam Hall at 6:00 p. m. to be used, simplicity will be the Tuesday. At this banquet the mem- keynote of the entire decorative bers of the Junior class will serve At a meeting of the board of reg- plan. the Seniors and the Alumni. ents of Eastern, held here last The throne upon which the new ■ a week, the board approved reap- queen win hold sway will be lo- Monday evening at 8:00 o'clock, pointment of members of the facul- as a part of the week's activities, ty, administrative staff, and other cated on the north end of the gym, the little Theatre Club of Eastern employes for the next school year with accompanying pastel decora- win present Shakespeare's "The and heard a report of J. S. Watkins, tions completing the general orna- Taming of the Shrew." consulting engineer, Lexington, on mental system. The complete baccalaureate pro- the progress being made on the The high spot of the evening, the , gram follows: coronation, will take place prompt- football stadium. ly at 10 p. m., Immediately follow- Organ Prelude Porter Heaps Dr. H. L. Donovan reported the Processional: The Church's One ing the first "no-break," which is resignation of Mrs. Lutes to become to be announced at 9:40 p. m. Two Foundation Wesley effective at the end of the school trumpeters will announce the be- Invocation Rev. P. O. QlUespU year and that Thomas J. Stone, a ginning of the coronation proces- Anthem: Cherubim Song (No 3) member of the mustic staff, would sion, which win be,headed by two (From the Church-Russlin),.. teach the music classes formerly court jesters, Herber Tartar and pT Tschaihowsky taught by Mrs. Lutes, who is leav- Jimmy Scarce. Immediately be- Scripture Reading.Rev. F. N. Tinder ing to join her husband in Colum- hind toe Jesters win appear the Hymn: Dear Lord and'Father of bus, Ohio. prom queen of 1935, Miss Ruth MmHnH Whittier The board approved the budget Hays, esoui'tod by Dally Turner, Anthem: Holy Art Thou... .Handel for the operation of the college for senior class president. Then will Sermon: Life as Romance—Doctor the school year beginning July 1, come Miss Hugh Gibson, newly and received financial reports on elected Prom Queen of 1936, with Charles W. Gilkey, Dean Uni- the operation of the school for the versity of Chicago Chapel first tthree-quarters of the current Joe Hedges, junior class president, Anthem: In Joseph's Lovely Gar- year. Forty-five standard teachers' and the queen's attendants, Nancy den, Traditional Spanish, arr. certificates and twenty-one college Covlngton and Martha Gray. by C. Dickinson certificates held by graduates and The sophomore and freshman Benediction Rev. J. R. Walker students of Eastern were extended classes will be represented in the Response: The Lord Bless You for life by the board. procession by their respective class and Keep You P. 0. Lutkin attendants, Iris Cotton and Mary The complete commencement Resolutions congratulating Roy Lilian Smith; Pearl Stephenson Pille, Dayton, senior of Eastern, on and Thelma Robbins. Master program: his selection by the American Processional Organ Olympic committee to attend the George Gumbert, Jr., will follow Brown E. Telf ord Olympic games in Germany this the attendants as crown bearer, Invocation Rev. J. R. Walker summer as a guest of the German and little Miss Mary Eleanor Hern- Eastern Ky. State Teachers Col- The week's celebration win open Shrew" by the Little Theater Club don win serve as flower girl. Concerto for Two Violins and government were adopted. The ea- of the college In the auditorium at piano J. 8. Bach itors and staff of the Eastern lege will commemorate three de- with baccalaureate exercises Sun- An innovation In Junior Prom cades of progress commencement day, May 24, at 10:30 a. m. with the 8:00 p. m. May 25; dedication of the procedure will be tried in the form Largo, ma non tant, vivace Progress were complimented In » addition to the college library with Helen Hull Lutes, Violin resolution on winning the award of week May 24 to 27. Governor A. B. baccalaureate address by the Rev- of a reception hall, located in the Thomas Stone, Violin Chandler and Hon. J. O. W. Beck- erend Charles W. Gilkey, dean of an address by Dr. Richard A. Fos- large gym, where during the inter- the best college newspaper in the the University of Chicago chapel. ter, Ohio University, May 26 at mission the prom queen will be re- Brown E. Telford, Piano state, announced at the/recent ham, governor of Kentucky In 1906 10:00 a m., and alumni reception Kentucky a Generation Ago- meeting of the Kentucky Intercol- when the college was established, Other events of commencement ceived by the faculty and visitors. are to*Bpeak on the commencement week are an organ recital by Porter and banquet May 26 at 6:00 p. m. The Kentucklans, popular Blue Honorable J. C. W. Beckham, legiate Press Association held in A history of the college entitled former Governor of Kentucky Richmond recently. program May 27 when degrees will Heaps, organist of the New Eng- Onus dance orchestra, are offering be conferred upon 86 graduates. The land Congregational Church, Chi- "Three Decades of Progress" is be- their services for the occasion. Youth Courageous Overture. .Dasch J, Stephen Watkins, engineer in cago, at 4:30 p. m. Sunday, May 24, ing published by the faculty as a This eleven-piece band has gar- Kentucky «Today—Honorable Al- charge of construction of the foot- exercises win be held In the Hiram Brock auditorium on the campus at in the Hiram Brock auditorium; contribution to the celebration to be nered a high reputation for then- bert R Chandler, 'Obvernor of ball stadium, reported that approx- presentation of "The Taming of the held commencement week. smooth, Jan Garber style of play- Kentucky imately 66 per cent of construction 10:00 a. m. work had been completed. O. V. ing, and are reported to be in fine Life Pearl Ourran Amett, contratcor on the stadium, fettle for this evening. One of the Mary Murphy Wins Trip features of this orchestra is their Presentation of Graduation Class was present at the meeting. Orig- SERIES DRIVE electric steel guitar. —Dean W. C. Jones inal plans called for completion of MAGAZINE TO the structure by June 24. Delays Headed by Bob Mavlty, the prom Conferring Degrees—President H. due to severe winter weather may committee is made up by Nancy L. Donovan cause an extension of completion APPEAR TODAY IS CONCLUDED Covlngton, Morris Creech, Joe Alma Mater (Nancy Evans.Jane tune, it was said by Mr. Watkins. Hedges, Edmond Hesser, and Dr. » Campbell)—Sung by Audience T. O. Herndon, facuUty sponsor. Benediction Rev. O. L. Breland Members of the board present at 1936 Edition of "Belles Toscha Seidel is Chosen As the meeting were H. W. Peterb, The list of chaperones are: Dr. Recessional Organ Lettres" Now Ready for One of Artists to Ap- and Mrs. Donovan, Dr. and Mrs. The program for the dedication state superintendent of public in- Herndon, Mr. and Mrs. Keith, Mrs. of the addition to the library: struction, chairman: J. W. Cam- General Sale pear Heere Case, Miss Hughes, Dr. and Mrs. America the Beautiful. .8. A Ward mack, Owenton; H. D. Fitapatrick, 1 Prestonsburg, and John Noland, Kennamer, Dr. and Mrs. Cuff, Mrs. Bung by Audience By MART MURPHY BamhUl, Miss Fowler, Mr. and Invocation Doctor Noel B. Cuff Richmond. BOOK IS ATTRACTIVE Mrs. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Homm^ Youth Courageous Overture. .Dasch Saturday evening another suc- Mr. and Mrs. Coatee, Dr. and Mrs. Orchestra Kentucky Elks In cessful membership campaign of Hummel, and Mr. and Mrs. Mc- The Enjoyment of Books—Doctor Today win mark the official re- the Madison County Cooperative Donough. Richard A. Foster, Ohio Uni- lease from the press of the 1936 versity. ' • Local Convention student anthology, "Belles Lettres." Concerts Association was closed and Drink to Me Only With Thine edited by the Canterbury Club. the three artists for next season's Halcomb Named Y Eyes, Paraphrase by E. Soderstrom The annual convention of Ken- The Uterary magazine closed Its concerts chosen. The Dedication W. L Keene tucky State Elks Association Is be- receiving deadline hear the middle Due to the fact that the concert Alma Mater (Nancy Evans-Jane ing held in Richmond May 17, 18. of April, and the rest of the time company had guaranteed him President for '37 Campbell) and 19. An Invitation has been in- has been spent in careful selection serted to their printed programs steady bookings of five nights a Sung by Audience of material. Staff members and week during the concert season, At a business dinner meeting of Benediction.Doctor L. O. Kennamer Inviting all delegates to visit the faculty authorities called the pres- Richmond was given the opport- the 7. W. C. A In Bumam Hall All Alumni to be seated on the college while here. ent edition far superior to last nlty of being included In the Itin- last Wednesday evening Miss Kath- stage. Members of the class of 1911 The convention opens Sunday year's, which attained positive na- erary of Toscha Seidel, brilliant erlne Halcomb, junior, of Nicholas- and of the class of 1920 are the afternoon. In the evening the tional recognition. violinist, whose triumphs here and vine, was elected to head the or- body will conduct Initiation services Roy Pllle, Dayton, Ky, athletic honor guests. The attractive 'books are bound star at Eastern Kentucky State abroad have won him tremendous ganisation for the coming year. at which Governor Chandler and In a high grade white cover, which mvinim and popularity. Also Fred- Miss Halcomb, who succeeds Dor- Lieutenant Governor Johnson will is set off by Old English lettering Teachers College will represent the eric Baer, an eminent baritone, othy Crews in office, has been ac- HOME EC MAJORS ARE be present. The lieutenant gover- done In maroon coloring. In all, college at the Olympic games in known as one of the greatest living tive in the Y during her three years GIVEN FORMAL DINNER nor will welcome the convention the bock contains some thirty Berlin this summer as a guest of exponents of oratorio singing, and at Eastern. to Richmond at 10:30 Monday pages. Eugenia Burton, a talented young Naomi Oritton, Harrodsburg, was morning. Governor Chandler win the German government He is one pianist, whose recent acquisition of The table service class gave a for- Outstanding among the contrib- of thirty American college and uni- made vice president and Elisabeth mal dinner on May 5, at 7:00 p. m. address the convention at 6:46 utors are Kathleen Welch Hill, the National Federation of Music Robertson, FlnchvUle, was named Tuesday evening. versity students to receive the Clubs award catapulted her into to the office of secretary. Oleo In honor of the graduating home At 2 p. m. Monday the delegates whose poem, "To Emma,'! has-been economics majors. The dinner was highly complimented, and Cjsrmel honor. fame, are Included In the splendid Moss, West Point, Miss., wul act will be entertained on the campus series of concerts that are In store as treasurer. served In the home economics din- at the ball game between Eastern "Leon Jett, who has submitted a tag room which was decorated with philosophical poem, "Knowledge," rate measurement of the best of f or all the members of the The T. M. C. A and the 7. W. tulips and lily of the valley. A six- and Western. That evening, at which anthology editors claim will elation. c A. spent the past week-end at course dinner was served to the fol- 8 o'clock, students of the colleg* written expression at Eastern. Again the Hiram Brock audito- Camp Daniel Boone on the Ken- win stage a boxing and wrestong be rated near the top when the lowing senior girls: best poem is evaluated for the Only a limited number of books rium is being placed at the dis- tucky river. Approximately thirty- June Redding, Ruth Disney, Ohna show at the Richmond armory. ; five members of toe two Christian Other entertainment for dele- prise. Jack Smith's "A Rendezvous win be on sale, and students-and posal of the association. Hagan, Sally Ktmbler, MaurineDea- with Death" has attracted much «uhy member, are iMrito ^^O organisations enjoyed toe two-day ton, Fanny Porter and &ena Stew- gates Includes, smokers, parties. f c attention as a thrilling recounting make ear* phases. The prtoe ^^^ ^ ^ outing. Chaperons- on the trip art. The other guests were Misses dance, minstrel show, grand ball, of a personal struggle with death d were Mr. Hughes and Miss McKin- Mary L Adams, Liltte Kohl. Maud and a golf tournament. Wives of WU1 be twenty-five cents, Book. ^^Se afterno^nEE? at the ney. ' the visitors will be entertained by The editor of the literary maga- Gibson, Ruth Dix, Mary K. Barrier zine has suggested thai the bock may be purchased at the Prog- stateland Farm picnic grove, on A number of past presidents of and Mrs. Burrier. a trip thru Bares College and rasa office, in the English depart- Monday, May 4. The Pike County the Y's and several of toe former The class was represented by Churchm . Weavers. vWt to Waco might serve as an Ideal souvenir of ■astern to be sent to friends ment offices, and from members Club is sponsored by Miss Mary K. students and members Joined the CUrlca Turner, who acted as host- and Bybee potteries, and a bridge _* iv. - • * -1„H Hill IU* party at the camp. tea at the golf etab. and relatives, as wen as an accu- of the Canterbury club. THE PR( Friday, May 15, 1936

be a no more appropriate title for on those underlying principles of which an allegedly Bumam ball International conduct, of interna- at useful work,. Most of the work Dedicate Library Eastern Progress their anthology of student writing tional law and of internatfcmal or- was being eiswuted by the Jaws, than "Belles Letres," beautiful let- ganisation which must be agreed vocal chords, and mouth. Then Sportswear Member of the Kentucky upon and put into action if a was wan a garbled din of screams, Tuesday, May 26 Intercollegiate Press Association ters. To the outsider, the title ap- 1 ful civilisation is to continue. giggles, whining*. Jabbering, sing- FOR SUMMER in the Postottlce at Rlch- pears to assume much, but to the Nicholas Murray Butler. ing, and lauygagging that scarcely nwlif ting exercises for the new The World Affairs Club- faith- Ky„ u second-class matter editors and the club members, the anythln specific (with apologies to library an scheduled as a part of fully follows the above creed Even the psychology department) could the Commencement program and EDITORIAL STAFF name of the literary magazine be- if it were not mandatory, we would be culled out of the blatant dis- will be held In the Hiram Brock What do you need? Sport carry-out the general theme em- Donald Mtohelson, -88... .Oo-Sdltor speaks the calibre of the contents cord for quotation, in my brief auditorium on Tuesday, May 38, shirts, sport trousers, sport shoes. - Monte Creech, 17 ..Co-Bdltot bodied in It existence then has been only one at 10 a. m. Dr. R, A. Foster, for- Kelly Clore, "37 Spotn Editor as well as the commendable efforts Much credit goes to our sponsors, parallel to this scene, and that merly head of the English depart- Anything, you need and want to Dr. w>nnniTn>r and Miss McKlnney, make warm weather a pleasure Agnes WrttmP"k. 36.Feature Editor of those connected with the book. one was imaginary. It was the ment at Eastern, and now profes- Betsy Anderson, "37..Society Writer for although they often lead us Into horrible scene described by Virgil, instead of a pain. It's hem . . . a dark cellar (figuratively speaking) sor of English at Ohio University, Margaret Wllloughby. -87...... It has been wisely said that not concerning the descent into Pur- •Athens, O., will be the chief speak- now ... for you, Society Writer and then blow out the candle, still all of the best poetry and prose is they are only doing their duty, gatory, when the condemned wen er for the occasion. Immediately W. L. Keene Faculty 8poneor horded together, raising one hell- following the dedication then will Margaret Benton, '38, Sec. to Editors to be found only in the standard which is to see that we understand uva commotion. the various causes and effects of be a reception held In the library SPORT SHIRTS $1 magazines, but that in the college with town people and visitors as BUSINESS STAFF the many world problems. They in- guests. Allen McManus, 97 Adv. Mgr. variably allow us to form our own In the next issue of the Progress, classroom and in school newspapers which will appear as a special edi- O TROUSERS $1 op Kenneth Herron, -38....Aa*t. Mgr. opinions. t Vemon Daris, *87 Asst. Mgr and other publications, genuine lit- I regret that I have bejfc> unable tion on Commencement day, we GLEANINGS SHOES 92.95 up Billy Adams, "38 erary genius is often revealed, only to fully utilise our private library, will reveal ourselves to you byname also that we have not been able to as the writer of this column for Congressman O'Connor calls Fa- Lilian Bower to be unnoticed by the rest of the the past three yean. By that time ther coughlin a "Ubelous intruder devise a plan whereby non-club in politics." We dont know about AND SWIM SUITS CIRCULATION STAFF world. We feel that in our own members could have access to these we will ban received our diploma Roger Wilson, "36 Clrcu. Mgr authoritative sources. (we hope), and It will be too late the "ubekws,' but it Is the inalien- campus publication, "Belles Letres," to come gunning after us (it being able right of every American citi- Lloyd Ooodlett, '36 Tonight at our annual banquet I zen to Intrude in politics. J. D. Tolbert, "38.. Exchange Editor there Is to be found poetry and was pleased to see so many of the understood that "us" is a singular noun). STAND7ERC faculty and students present. May Says a caustic scribe: "in three REPORTORIAL STAFF prose of the highest type. Certain is a busy month for everyone and Smart Stylet •^ Charles Warner, 37 years," says Herr Hitler In a recent technical perfections might be lack- I am sure that lack of interest did After the following Love Lyrics speech, "I ban done as much as MAIN AT SECOND Jack McCord, 17 not keep many away. are published for your approval H. Fulkerson, 18 ing, but the real and genuine ex- any human being could do." That I suppose that every generation (generous word), the best Lyric of sounds as though it ought to have Virginia Winters. 18 the year win be adjudged and a Paul McOlnnla, 17 pression of all that is beautiful is thinks it is Irving in a fast moving a Washington date line. VULCAN IRVINE world, but I am sure that at few prise will be awarded the winner. LADIES' * MEN'S TAILOR Milton Felnsteln, 18 well expressed In many of the The following monstrosities are the James Dykes, 18 times in the past have students had Of course, if the new British su- Cleaning. Pr using, Lemuel Stamper, 16 poems and stories of this book. a better opportunity to study the last to be submitted: perliner, Queen Mary, (alia to break Mas* fca n'nsanafl characteristics of various races and the speed record crossing the At- Fleas MobJey, 17 The Canterbury Club has bravely For two long years m misbehaved • IV Mam m. men and to realise their effects (An onery girt you bet); lantic, she can be nchristened War PROORBBS PLATFORM ventured Into a project which can upon nations and the world in gen- But I still cant get publicity Debts. ' i ' i The esUbuahment of an active eral. be financed only thru student co- Our speaker tonight was Acting In that column "Scandalette." student council. By Margare Anne Benton A more active alumni association. operation and loyalty. In "Belles President Zachary Taylor Johnson, of Asbury College, bis subject, Further expansion In the athletic Lettres" they are offering to East- Fate has cast me in a play program. "Should We Fight Again?" Dr. ern the select of literary expressioii Johnson, having been sponsor of an m which I fall in love. Superb Quality Greater participation In Intra- But holy gee! the play's the thing— mural athletics. International Relations Club in on the campus. Wont you do Hattlesburg, Mississippi, was famil- Blanca, my turtle dove! yourself Justice by permitting your- iar with our creed and delivered By Jim Hart Civilization Triumphs an impartial address on the causes self to be exposed to this literature, and effects of different crises of Moral for today: He who runs ALLEN-A "Ethiopia is Italian! We are thus showing the Canterbury Club the past and present and left us may read things about himself ready to defend our shining victory with something to think about re- that he never suspected. and everyone else that there is a O with the same intrepid, irrevocable garding the future. He stated that high degree of literary appreciation since the time of tne ancients, the HOSIERY decision with which we achieved world has witnessed a war of major CALENDAR at Eastern? 1 mkmmkwkwkwkwkwkwm itl" . . . Mussolini speaking, of Importance on an average of every ^r** ** »*>y l»-

Crews of the senior class; Mr. Id- Adam, Miss Disney, Mrs. Porter. nun to escort her to the hall, ward Hester and Miss Nancy Cov- Mrs. Deaton and Mrs. Stewart which DON gladly agreed to do un- SOCIETY lngton of the Junior class; Mrs. 8. til he discovered that the "girl" E. Taylor and Miss Lenarue Oa- BIRTHDAY PARTT was none other than JOE OTLLY wood of the sopohomore cuss, and Mrs. Noel B. Cuff entertained dressed in female attire. Meanwhile lam worth ART EXHIBIT Mr. Edward Etcher and Miss Hlra- the night watchman was frantically The public u invited to see a informally Wednesday afternoon In searching for the lost girl. group of oil p»twMng« bung for this beth Campell of the freshman celebration of the third birthday of class. Mrs. P. I* Adams, Oapt- W. her son, Edward. Quests included Friends, It to a great pleasure to week in the lower hall of tbe Ad- W. Ford and Mrs. Ford and Mrs. be here this morning. Am I right in ministration building at Eastern. Carolyn Camp, Catherine Hum- thinking that Its the same with James Neale Made These forty-seven painting* by as E. W. Reynolds. med, Catherine Keene, Tommle yout Well, maybe not, but Tve been may artists from one unit of the Presiding at tbe tea table were arise, John Helm, Don Amon and Itching to see in print some of these Isochromatic Exhibition of OB Mrs. H. L. Donovan, Misses Ettas Donald Mattox. Mrs. Cuff was fact* that have been so conspicuous Alpha Zeta Head Paintings being circulated by the Hughes, Mary King Burrier, and assisted in entertaining by Miss Naomi Kolb. since my retirement, so if you will research laboratories of M. orum- AlUe Fowler. pardon me this time, ill just let James Neale, a sopohomore, Rich- bacher, New York City dealer in Assisting in entertaining were off some of my surplus nearness. Miss Lucy Wallace spent the mond, has been elected to the artists' materials. They are painted Mrs. Boms T. Case, Misses Eu- With warm days here it Is only presidency of the Alpha Zeta Kap- on canvases uniform in ate and nice wingo, Mary Lillian Smith, week-end hi Lexington. natural for the college couples to pa for the 1936-37 school year. Mr. texture with Bcbmlnke oil colon, Kate Padgett, MaraeUa Nortbcutt. The members of the Y. W. C. A. take the campus. They are seen Neale succeeds Kelly Clore, who and are to form the basis of an Naomi Oritton, Anna Ware Arra- and the Y. ML C. A. spent Satur- strolling arm In arm "here, there will serve in the capacity of vice- experiment- regarding the perma- smith, Louise Weaver, Ads Reed. day at Camp Daniel Boone on the and everywhere.'' The open ah* president next year. Miss Mary at nency of the colors used. Myrtle Perry, Blanche Bhely, Aritta Kentucky river. theater holds a great attraction for Agnes Bonn has been made secre- Tbe best known painter in the Baxter, Boise Young. Elisabeth wsathe all, but the tennis courts mre mart tary-treasurer of tbe organization. group whose work is shown here is Hancock, Mary EL Talcomb, Mil- guest of Miss Martha the landscape painter, Ohauncey P. seclusive; however, a ban has been At this same meeting medals dred Cecil, Margaret Hubbard and put on them at certain hours.' Even were awarded to the members of Perry's Drug Ryder. Harriett Hughes. the farm proves attractive to MAR- the varsity debate squad Those The exhibition will be shown be- GARET LOWE and her often-men- tween the hours of S:00 a. m. and Yo.11 be pleased with the price, receiving the awards were Kelly 4:00 p. m. Monday, Tuesday. Wed- GARDEN PARTY tioned standby, OAKLET LAN- Clore, James Neale, Donald Michel- Store tea. Louise Hat shop fa MoKee*s HAM, who boasts that he took her son, and Luclen Wllcoz. nesday, Thursday and Friday. Miss Mary Burrier entertained Store. to the farm with him and made her with a garden party Friday eve- Mrs. T. O. Oaines and Mrs. Floyd The Alpha Zeta Kappa, of which This coupon good for 5c SOCIAL COMMITTEE carry soil specimens. If he were go- Dr. Saul Hounchen Is sponsor, is ning st the home of Mrs. Frank Oalnes of Owenton spent the week- ing to be a farmer we would think ENTERTAINS Robinson, on Sunset Ave. Her already making plans for the next on any purchase of 50c aft end with Miss Helen Oalnes. he was merely preparing her for year's work. Tbe program will in- The student members of the So- guests were tbe major and minor Miss Mary Lou Hamilton has re- future work. our store. students of home economics at clude numerous activities which cial Committee at Basttm Teach- turned to her home hi ML Ster- The snap shot erase has taken deal with the various phases of ers College entertained with an In- ■astern, tbe home economics fac- ling after a visit here with her the place of roller skating and even public spearing. formal tea Tuesday afternoon In ulty, Mrs. H. L. Lonovah, Mrs. sister. Miss Martha Hamilton BOY PXLLB has consented; to spend honor of the students who enrolled Frank Robinson and Miss Little Miss Katie Slmms spent the S few hours with EVELYN PETERS for the spring term. KobL week-end at her home In Spring- St this occupation. BOB SEEVER8 In the receiving line were Mr. She was assisted in entertaining field. has recovered from his last shock, Marshall Ney and Miss Dorothy by Miss Ruth Dix, Miss Mary Mrs. R. O. Hayes, Springfield and Is now molesting LORINNE spent Saturday with Misses Ann 8TTOALL You know they're both The 1936 Anthology and Ruth Hayes. so sentimental—weep' on each oth- Mr. Paul Tlemey spent Saturday er's shoulders In the show, and all evening in Mt. Vernon. that sort of thing. How did LEE Miss Mary Lynn Stebbins spent POYNTER rate with BE8SDC THE WINNER the week-end at her home In Kay- BAUMOARTNER when she was ser, W. Vs.. here last week-end? Wonder what "Belles Lettres" caused the split-up between him If there was a popularity and RUBY MoOOYEt HOI Huml contest for Summer Clothe Gloriette Beauty I'm bored, the subject doesn't even —the winner would un- interest me! ALMA BEST "blew Now on sale at the Progress Office up" When PAUL DEMOISEY step- doubtedly be White Suits. Shop ped out to tthe athletic banquet and from members of the with HELEN OARDINER, and now All Kinds of Btanty Culture she Is running after ART LUND. Canterbury Club and Permanent Waves. At present be seems to be in her $4-98 clutches, but they all leave soon. Your Patronage Solid ted Hold him tight, ALMA. •81 I've had my eyes on PAT STEW- Straw 98c to $3.50 ART and JUANITA BTROUD for PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS some time, and my first suspicions White Shoes $2.98 to $5.00 have been proved to be true. Dont "BE WELL BARBERED" they look cute hi the rumble seat HAIR CUTS _Ji SSe of PRANK HILL'S car? Seems that SHAVE KEITH DICKEN cant even trust SPECIAL PURCHASE OF OUTSTANDING SUMMER TONIC his friends, for while he was on FASHIONS! E.V. Elder the ceirrpmg trip, JOHN SHEARER HOME OF SMART STYLES STOCKER'S BARBER decoyed- bis girl, KLT7IAHBTH SHOP HANCOCK; but maybe that was 200 NEW McKae only to keep ELIZABETH from get- ing lonesome. KATHERXNS STU- ART and ORION DENNY had quite a grand time on a picnic the other SUMMER evening, and as a result ORION has been seen hanging around her ever PLCNTY since, and KATHRRINB talks about him a lot herself. JESSIE BRIN- TON and JAN WALTERS have a SPORTY great little secret—a secret en- Every Dress a Winner! gagement. you re RUTH GERMAN failed to have a good time on the Y camping trip because THOMAS LUDWIOK spent tbe majority of bis time with LEO $3*8 Slt^RBliY^SLORE 'aha DELONA freedom of the HACKER enjoyed it Immensely on picnics seem to b* In order. A good Smart jacket suits! New cape styles! time for budding romances. KATH- Tunic models! Peplums! "Expen- ERINE McNUTT thought DON sive" style touches! Tucks, shir- MXOHKLSON was sweet until she ring and many other latest fashion saw that ALLENs KELLST was monopolising his time. No, she's not details! ■> • . jealous, why should she be? She knees. Just stepped out of tthe picture. Whites, pastels and prints in sizes EDDIE EICHER has changed his 14 to 20 and 88 to 52. mind again; this time she is THE- ■'3 DA CAMPBELL, TWO "tallft" to- Ii gether. EDDIE end several others have shown us that what Burnam THEY'RE HERE! COOL, NEW girls reject Sullivan girls accept I with Joy. Those to whom this does SUMMER Mojud Knee Le, not apply, please do not take of- fense. * SILK STOCK As much as I nate to mention it, wonder why KAYO OAYWOOD -m wrote on the back of tbe photo he SUITS and COATS gave RUBY "I'm going to sit right down and write myself a letter." Has RUBY HAMM been up to BES- SIE HENRY'S tricks? CHARLES $2.98 BRYANT Is another fickle charac- They're smart! They're new! The Ideal outfit tor all hot weather 79c pair ter. This time he has chosen ETH- BjosajfagM Come early and assure yourself of one of these re- EL HENDRIOKSON; and BONNIE markable values! IF you're interested in freedom of the knees, you'B BfRT is taking It "rit wall" so far. Mannish suits, swagger suits, swagger coats, stroller coats. Sup- appreciate Mojud Knee Lengths! The snug-detp elastic MISS McKINNEY is not very food erior styles and fabrics seldom found at this exceptionally low price! ■ -M Of NANCY BARNETT since R J. Sises 14 to 20. Whites, naturals and pastels. top keeps them up imootMy and safer/, relieving yon WARMS discovered bis fondness qf garter worries. Knee lengths have the seme clear for her. JACK McCORD made a great mistake the other day when ADDED FEATURE! COATS 11.98 beauty as other Mojud Clari-phanes, end come in the he let it be known that he would __! fethion-right Scrteidite ShsJ*t, crested by Orry-Kety. "court'' almost any gut Now they will all make a rush for him. That FASHION HITS . . . ALL OF THEM! famous designer of fesnloiis worn by Warner Bros. very night be himself started on screen stars. MARGARET STEELS ZARING. NEW SUMMER An explanation of HEBER TAR- TAR'S maneuvers has been found. 228 Main Phone Seems that SALLY PETTY is NAN- Street 182 CY WALTHALL'S good friend, so HATS [ when she came here NANCY in- structed HEBER to takejrood care Rough straws, smooth straws, fine felts, (Bloom field's stitcbed capes . . . we've assembled them of her, and so be has. JEAN VXR- OIN Is glad MOSS GILL'S desk is all for you! Beautiful pastels ... lota and near the window, because she can of whites! You'll adore the styles! look out every once in a while and see CARL YEAGER Have you seen the nice little souvenir horse that Eastern Students TOMMY SCOTT has been sporting 98c since the Derby? Rather strange, the affectionate look that comes in his eyes when be see this horse. Wonder if he hasn't named it NO. Always Welcome What's this wild talk about THE- ODORE KEITH escorting his girl friend to the side door of Burnam AX at 11 p. m. Saturday, and falling tmm* mm to get in and seeing the approach PCTSt-V. of tbe night watchman, they took off down through the ravine, night Stockton's Drug Store KNOWN— FOR BETTER VALUES ; ' watchman after them. The "girl" ~T-f. • —, then encountered DON HALES and £3snnp

PAOE FOU* THB EASTERN PROGRESS Friday, May 15,1956 ^Browsin Around novels. In the back of all novels Indoor Intercollegiate swimming .GARRETT ELECTED ology in the school year 1934-35. meet in the history of athletics In FOR BRYANT Is an advertising section. These Morris Garrett, student at Model Thomas T. Noland, a senior at AT EASTERN students I speak of must have been the Model school said also presi- Kentucky. Let's all give Mr. Mc- reading this particular section. I High school, was elected president Donough our full support In mak- Eastern Outhit, Hut Right- of the Kentucky junior Academy dent of the Model High Crucible ing this affair a success. First Intercollegiate Tank think it was the one that reads Science Club, received honorable "Learn to Wijte in Ten Easy Les- of Science at' if third annual hander Wins 23rd Straight, meeting which was held.at Tran- mention for his contribution to the Title to be Settled In sons." Kentucky Junior Academy of Sci- Two Eastern athletes are to form As Mates Able to Get Bin- Upon looking over the copy sheet sylvania College. Morris Garrett Eastern Pool on succeeds Miss Margaret Van Ars- ence Bulletin entitled "Aluminum, the battery for the Leeds and Ed- gles When They Count of the "Belles Lettres" I found the Magic Metal." wards team In the Richmond Soft- May 21st. poems and novels literally flowing dell, Harrodsburg. The Kentucky Junior Science ball League. Joe Jenkins will do the from pens of aspiring young writers. BALL TEAM WINS hurling for the storemen and Puss SETTLE HITS HOMER The 1936 edition of "Belles Let- Club meeting was attended by ap- Greenwell will be on the receiving UNIVERSITY IS STRONG tres' or the "anthology" as it is proximately 400 high school scien- The Model High softball team end. knpwn to many is off the press on tists from 18 schools in Kentucky. was victorious in its second engage- Charley Bryant kept his collegiate Friday, May IS. When one appre- The meeting opened with addresses ment of the season, nosing out the The trackmen are putting In The first indoor Intercollegiate hurling record clean and rang up ciates a work of art on the stage, of welcome by Dr. Arthur Braden, Waco High team by a' score of 3-2. plenty of time in their practice ses- swimming meet in the history of his 23rd consecutive victory as the he applauds. The way the applause president of Tarnsylvania, and Dr. Waco hammered out two runs in sions in preparation for their tri- athletics In Kentucky colleges and Eastern Teachers College Maroons, of the student body will be recog- J. S. McHargue, Lexington, presi- the first inning and held the Model angular meet with Centre and universities will be held in the outhit 8 to 5, defeated the More- nized is by the purchase of the book dent of the Senior Academy of boys scoreless throughout the first Georgetown at Danville. Don't be pool at Eastern Teachers College, head Teachers College Eagles here when, it is offered to the public. Science, and closed with visits to half of the engagement. Dunn, surprised if the Maroon outfit Richmond, on May 21. Wednesday afternoon, 4 to 2. When you purchase a book you an science laboratories and other Model hurler, tightened up in the amasses quite a few points in this two things that are helpful. You points of Interest on the Transyl- second inning and held the Waco meet. The tournament idea was con- Coach George Hembree's aggre- squad from further scoring. ceived by swimmers of the Uni- gation played heads-up, smart base- are helping to defray the expense of vania campus. versity of Kentucky, and when ball and although held to a mini- the book and you are offering en- Young Garrett has been a stu- Models last run came in to untie Neither the golf nor the tennis they broached the subject to T. O. mum number of hits by the Eagle couragement to the Byrans' and the dent of science thruout his school the score when Dunn's line drive team has been able to win a meet McDonough, athletic director at twirler, Leslie, they bunched their Sinclair Lewis' whose work appears activity, starting his study of the to right field sent Francis to the to date this season. However, many in the new edition. Some of the subject in the sixth grade and con- home plate from second. Interesting games have been played Eastern, he quickly gave his con- blows where they would dq the writers are having their work pub- sent for the meet to be held there. most good while Bryant held More, tinuing It on to his Junior year. The batteries for Model High were between the Easternltes and their U. of K. docs not have a swim- head's bingles well scattered. lished for the first time, so let's get He is a member of the Model High Dunn and Parks. B. Walters and opponents in these sports. Rawllngs ming pool but despite this, a group In back of this issue and prove to Crucible Science Club, which was Cruse went the rounds for Waco. remains undefeated in golf compe- After neither team had scored in the up and coming literary wonders, tition this season, while Marshall of boys have formed a team and the first inning and the visitors that we the reading public enjoy Arbuckle and Willie Moore, fresh- are at present undefeated In the had gone out in the first of the and appreciate their work. men, have an unblemished record to state, having recently defeated second, the Maroons started In to COACH RANKIN their doubles matches in the net Eastern and Morehead. collect some runs just about the This past week the students of TRACK SQUAD game. The tournament will be managed time the weather man decided to Eastern and the citizens of Rich- by the U. of K. team with Mr. start the rain. ' mond were treated to three mighty IS RETAINED One can never tell what is going McDonough acting in an advisory h. King singled and Ward singled. fine shows. AT DANVILLE to happen in the grand old game capacity and cooperating with Woody Hinkle, playing first for the "A Midsummer Night's Dream," ^^^^•■^^^ of baseball. After having, handily them. Invitations will be sent to Maroons, socked a mighty triple Shakespeare's famous comedy, was Announcement Made At Ban- Maroons to Meet Centre and defeated L. M. U. In two games every college and university, in the and both King and Ward counted. presented on the screen of State quet Which Honored Run- Georgetown in Meet earlier in the season, the Maroons state, including Western Teachers, Hinkle died on third. Theater, Monday evening. An array suffered defeat when they met the Transylvania, Morehead Teachers, of stars made the picture less in- ners-up of Net Tests Tomorrow Lmcolnmen on the Harrogate dia- Murray Teachers, Centre, Union, The Eagles were unsuccessful in mond. the third and as the Maroons came teresting and rather boring at times. University of Louisville, Asbury at On Thursday the general popu- 7 Wilmore, Berea, Kentucky Wesley- to bat they got their other two latoln trekked to the Madison The- Bunching their hits and making hits together for two more runs. GRIDMEN SCORED HIGH STATE MEET MAY 23 an, and, of course, U. of K. and ater to see John Fox, Jr.'s famous their blows count for runs, enabled Eastern. Voshell hit a Texas-league sin- Trail of the Lonesome Pine." Al- the Hembreemen to inflict defeat gle and after DeMolsey had fouled though the picture didn't follow the Rome Rankin, who won half his The Eastern track team will upon the heads of their rivals from The following events will be held: out, Captain Ray Settle leaned book very closely, it was well dia- ball games and then some as head Journey to Danville Saturday, May Morehead. Scoring five wins on six 150-yard medley relay; 200-yard into one of Leslie's offerings and it logued and the characterlzaton was coach at Eastern last year, will be 16, to compete in a triangular meet hits Is pretty smooth functioning, free style relay; fancy diving; 100- bounded over the walk on the first marvelous. back on the Job during the coming with Centre and Georgetown. This believe me. yard free style; 225-yard free style; hop for an easy home run. Saturday evening witnessed a re- season, according to an announce- is the only encounter the team 50-yard crawl; 50-yard back; 50- The Eagles did their only scor- turn engagement of "Les Misera- ment made by Dr. H. L. Donovan, will have until the State Track The Eastern nine now has won yard breast stroke. ing in the fourth when Ryan dou- bles" to Richmond. The famous president of Eastern. Meet at Danville, May 23. five battles and suffered two losses. The pool at Eastern, one of the bled, Ison singled and was thrown French story of Jean Valjean was The scene of the announcement The boys, tolling daily under the Two of the triumphs were over L newest and finest in the state, It out at second on an attempted brought to the Hiram Brock Audi- was a banquet given In honor of tutorship of .Coach Rankin, show M. U. and one was captured from admirably suited for Kentucky's steal as Ryan held third, and Ara- torium through the efforts of the Rankln's basketball team which cli- great signs of carrying honors back the University of Indiana, another first Intercollegiate water carnival. son hit a home run which went students of Model High School. The maxed a good season by going to to the Eastern campus. from the University of Louisville, people of Richmond and vicinity and the Morehead game accounts The pool grandstand will seat more even farther than Settle's four- the finals in the KIAC tourna- Harry Tudor, a Richmond lad, than 250 persons. base blow. shouldn't have a thing to kick about for the fifth win. L. M. U. and In- if they could average three shows a ment, only to be overpowered by who holds the State record for the diana are responsible for the Ma- The preliminaries will be run off Although the scoring was ended week of such caliber. a taller Western Teachers College 100 yard dash as a freshman, roon defeats. in the afternoon, starting at S p. for the day both teams threatened five. promises to be a therat for the m. and the finals will be held that thereafter. In the fifth Voshell On Saturday, May 2, your scribe Rankin, who opened up the game same honors in the varsity ranks. Voshell leads the Eastern swat night, starting at 8. The Su-Ky walked with one out, went to sec- had the pleasure of covering the U. of football for Eastern fans, and Joe Jenkins continues to better his parade with a .473 batting average. circle of the University of Ken- ond on a bad throw by Leslie and C. Fresh Painters' show "Quack- whose team flaunted an aerial at- mark in pole vaulting that he The next in line are Caldwell with tucky student prep organization, went to third on a passed ball by Quack." The show wasn't quite up tack that scored In every game on made when he won the, State .464, Settle with .302, and DeMolsey announced it will present the tro- the catcher. Settle and Caldwell to par of the other Fresh Paint the card, came to Eastern from championship as a freshman. Art With .333. phy to\he winning team. were purposely passed to fill the shows but it wasnt so bad either. the Ohio high school where he had Lund tosses the Javelin close bases. L. Klrjg was out on an in- "Quack-Quack" was put on by ihe served for 11 consecutive years. enough to the State' record to field fly and Williams, batting for students of U. O. His footbal lteam won four con- cause bis opponents much worry. Short, forced OaldwelL Why can't Eastern with fine glee tests, tied one, and lost four, but A team to represent the varsity Rivers Shoe Service In the sixth the visitors threat- clubs and orchestra, all under able led all state teams In scoring. The at Danville will be chosen by Coach FOR BETTER RE-BUILT SHOES ened when Ison singled but was conductors, put on a similar show? most notable win was over More- Rankin from the fallowing: Jave- picked off first by Caldwell's bullet- There Is talent on this campus that head when the Maroons ruined lin, Limb; discus, Britton, Limb, Staolfer BafldJng Sooth Second Street Uke peg. Aronaon filed out and has not been permitted to show it- that school's homecoming festival Lund, and D. King; shot-put, then Vinson hit one that was labeled self. by larruping the Eagles 53 to 0. Briton, O. King; pole vault, "home-run" from the time it The Fresh Paint shows of U. C. His basketball team, after a slow MlchelsoB, Jenkins; broad Jump, started. are known throughout the country. start, "went on to become the run- Klllen; MO yard dash, Williams, So Is Eastern, but only as a teach- Tudor; 390 yard dash, Tudor, DeMolsey, however, started run- ers college. It is late, I know, to ner-up for the state championship. ning with the crack of the bat, and The net crew turned on teams Tlncher, William*; 440 yard dash, Students • • • speak of something like this, but Williams, Mlrhshon. McGlnnis, relaying it rapidly to Settle, Vin- give it a full summer to sink in and which had beaten it, and took re- son was held to a triple. Mild maybe when next fall rolls around, turn engagements with surprising Tlncher; 880 yard dash, Williams, Why not come down after classes in the afternoon threats occurred in the eighth and some of this hidden talent will be ease. Warner, Mlchelson; mile run, War- and enjoy some of our enticing sundaes and sodas along in the ninth Bryant bore down and permitted to show itself. The banquet, which was held at ner, Taylor; 3 mile run, Heare; struck out three men to make his O Burnam Hall, was followed by a 880 yard relay, Tlncher, Tudor, with one of Mrs. Cosby's delicious sandwiches? . strike-out total nine for the day. WAYNE CO. CLUB PICNIC dance at the Weaver health build- Williams; mile relay, Mlchelson, Leslie whiffed five Maroons. The Wayne County Club of East- ing. Also on the program at the McGlnnis, Tlncher; high hurdles, Other students enjoy them, you may too. ern Teachers College enjoyed a pic- dinner were Rankin, Richard Fulkerson. France's glass industry comprises nic at Lake Reba Wednesday aft- Greenwell, 1935 football captain, 225 factories and gives employment ernoon from *:30 to g:00 o'clock.' and Woodrow Hinkle, retiring net BEGLEY'S DRUG STORE to approximately 70,000 workers. The Wayne county sponsors, Mis. captain. Some 80 persons were Banquet Held By PHONE 666 WE DELIVER Mary E. Barnhill and Miss Oerma- present. nia Wingo, with the following mem- bers and guests were present: Mr. Theatrical Group H. M. and Mrs. Delmar Dalton, Misses Eva Gray, Mamie Ramsey, Shirley SENIOR HIGH Dolen, Leta Asberry, Martha Corder, The Little Theatre Club held its WHITTINGTON Emma Ooodpaster and Katherine annual banquet In the vestry rooms Stewart, Messrs. Oren Denney, Ter- PEOPLE VISIT of the Frist Presbtyerian Church rill Wilson, Sidney Baxter, Shoff on Friday evening, May 9. The WATCHMAKER AND Daughtery, John Savage,. Olen Stur- banquet was attended by members geon and Homer Glass. More Than 1000 Spend Day of the Little Theatre and their JEWELER o~^—: on Campus for Initial guests. RING LARDNER HURT Robert Terrill, senior and past North Second Street SANTA MONICA, Calif, May 13 Program president of - the club, was the —Ring Lardner, Jr., remained toastmaster for the evening. Dr. Richmond, Kentucky in a hospital today for treatment BECKLEY IS DffiECTOR Edward Saxon, head of the Eng- of Injuries received In an automo- lish department at "Transylvania TOWN CLAD bile accident yesterday. College, was the guest speaker. More than 1,000 high school sen- His subject was the "Importance iors, principals, superintendents, of the Imagination in the Appre- "MEET THE GANG AT parents and friends were guests ciation of the Drama." SUITS here last Friday, May 8, at the first ' Jack Hughes, president of the annual high school senior day held club, was presented with a Little on thli campus. Theatre Club pin in recognition of $ .75 Ten-ill's Restaurant The morning program opened his service to the club during the with a mass assembly of the visit- past year. 19 ors and college students In the au- Town Clod settles your Spring ditorium. President H. L. Donovan Rehearsals of "Taming of the Shrew" are progressing rapidly, and suit problem I Hand picked STUDENTS WELCOME AT ALL TIMES AT delivered a brief welcome address according to the latest reports which was followed by a musical Dunbury fabrics from the fin- program given by the college men's from Miss Pearl Buchanan, spon- MADISON DRUG COMPANY and women's glee clubs. The Little sor and coach of the club, the cast est mills I Styled by today's Theater Club then presented a one- will be ready to present the drama fashion leaders I Tailored by Dependable Druggists act play. In fine form. The play win be After an inspection tour of the given on Monday vening, May 25, foremost matters in the art I campus, the guests were served and also during the first week of lunch, picnic style, on the lawn in summer school. PENNEYS SHOES front of Burnam Hall. "More miles in every pair" The feature of the afternoon program was a physical education Senior Wins 1936 Margaret Burnam Shop demonstration, furnished by college MEN'S SHIRTS men and women under the direction Regents Orations of the physical education staff. NEW COTTONS! SILKS! Plays and games, boxing and wrest- 98c ling, relays, clogging, swimming, and Donald Mlchelson, senior from Smart shirts in diving were some of the activities. Mt. Sterling, was the winner In the EVENING DRESSES! Music was furnished by the college whites, patterns, band. annual oratorical contest which Is solids. Tubfast! As a farewell program, refresh- sponsored by the Alpha Zeta Kap- ments were served to the visitors pa, Eastern's public speaking club. HATS — BAGS — HOSE FOR SUMMER on the lawn In front of Burnam Mr. Mlchelson's subject was "Lest NEW SPRING TIES Hall. We Forget" and it deals with war Counties represented by 1938 prevention. This marks the second Colorful! graduating classes were Bourbon, consecutive year that Mr. Mlchel- Campbell, Estill, Fayette, Franklin, son has been the winner in the Garrard, Harrison, Jefferson, Ken- contest 98c I TYPETYPEWRITERS ton, Laurel, Lee, Lincoln, Madison, Luckn Wucox, Junior, Paint Lick, Bright pew col- Mercer, Owsley, Pendleton, Pulaskl, won second place with "Typical ors and pat- «f tji—iltus. Ustag a met tjaiipiMi Rockcastle, Scott, Shelby, Trimble, American Justice," a discussion of terns. An with wm reesM In met* teftesl thinking, Washington, Whltley, Woodford. corruption and injustice in Ameri- resilient con- Sam Beckley, assistant director of can courts. Miss Nell Burton, a struction! extension at Eastern, had charge of junior from Stacy Fork, spoke on WW RENTAL RATES TO STUDENTS the days program, "The Way to Peace." Kelly dors, O president of Alpha Zeta Kappa, Standard Typewriter Co. SAYS BUSINESS BETTER presided at the contest which was NEW YORK, May 14 -Sydney held as the chapel program. U S. AND CORONA G. McAllister, president of Inter- Mlchelson and Mr. Wllcox will national Harvester Co., told stock- be awarded the gold and bronze PENNEY' vm West Shert Sheet (Oppoaite Cisrthi-i) holders at the annual meeting to- medals, respectively, given annual- l P |; N ,N L i C ' > i day "business is considerably bet- ly by the board of regents to the ter than a year ago." winners in the oratorical contest.

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