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This Other is brought to you for free and open access by TopSCHOLAR®. It has been accepted for inclusion in WKU Archives Records by an authorized administrator of TopSCHOLAR®. For more information, please contact [email protected]. STUDENTS' EEKLY Devoted to the Interest of the Students of Western Teachers College and B. G. Business University Publis hed Weekly 'l'hursdll]" ;Julle Ii; HowUng Green, Ky. ~. ======~~~~:~~~~~=--=~~~~~~-~- -~~-----= The Lowdown HILLTOP GRID SCHOOL EXECUTIVE TOWERS EXPECTED WESTERN B y JMA GONNA TELLA MAGAZINE CARRIES HERE BY JULY 10 CARD SHOWS STORY BY WILLEY EDITOR STATES TO. BE SCENE Well. here ..... e are back again. The news did not fly so thick and fast last week, but It gives us a chance . . ' Teach er At Western Has annualThe manuyear scriptbook publication for the Towers of the, OF CARNIVAL, to catch up on an odd Item or three that really s hould be men TEN GAMES Ott S I Business University. went to press tioned. WrI en evera yesterday the staff of that publlca- • • • Articles tlon announCed. Delivery ot the Have you ever heard or Mr. C. a nnual is expected somellme aboUt H . Redmond? No-we don't sup Howard Sched uled as Home ' July 10. All Use r s OfT a n k Are pose so-Iet us take that M ister oU Comin g Foe Novemb er The editor of the year book urges Eligible For and then look at It and see if It "Better High School Results," an that all who wish a copy of the Isn't morc famlllu. Just C. H. Fourth article by Prof. W. M. Willey, mem- book to make application by not Events Redmond, but then we aren't so Iber of the faculty at Western Teach- later than June 23. It Is necessary sure of those InJUnls and It may be I ers College, appeared In the June to have the orders by that time th9.t better as Just plain old Redmond. number ot the SChool ExC. Guaranteed Pure Wool and Perfect Fit 911-913 Co1Jege Street I rage T wo S T UD ENT S' WEEKLY Students' Weekly THIS CURIOUS WORLD EASTERN CU-ED IS PubUsbed by NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY ELECTED MOUNTAIN iBARBS Phone 218 FESTIVAL L ONDON Economic Conference Is Issued Every Thursday going tu have a har · 70 feet PINEVILLE, Ky.. June l:)-Miss long, sIlrvlng drlnkij of. G6 nation. THURSDAY, J UNE 14, 1933 Marinn Hagan, Eastern Teacbers to thh'sty delegateij. That. at least, College representative at ,tbe Moun should keep the delegates In gogoO> tain Laurel FesMval, Saturday was splritij. • "crowned Its queen at the ceremonies MUSIC ABATES FEARS at that Mme. • • • Mlss Hagan. daughter of Mr. and Uni uerlity prolClu or !ay' J. J. Hagan of Richmond, was 11'1 .d(U!ycrou! lor :111 1111 It; crowneci by Governor Laffoon. The maTrv olteT 30. Ho w ubout II .. At t h e ceremonies were held in the natural ~orCf H uey Lon gre the!q Ues'-lt~~j:~."~~~: ,~~~ I ampltheater in the Cumberland • • • cer pts from a speech by State Park. Strangely enolL gh. the goverD' retary of the Treasury MIss Hagan was elected beauty menl's penalties for gold·hflilrdlng Ham H. Woodin was queen of Eastern this spring and don·t l:Iccm to he deterring the golll> her picture was . featured In the dig&e rs one bit. lished in the beauty section or "The Milestone," • • • Record: Eastern yearbook. Ki'lf} Gcorf}c i s rCI/ortc(l I. America, "un afraid and This Is the second time that l avc lost u;cif}1it (/ur;,IY h is TCo vincible," needs m usic """,m_representatlve has won ccu t illtle"",. JillOlll c,' CIUC 0/ thc (leclin /JlY Briti.~h 1IOU/Hl ! now than ever to fi~~~~~~i'.~:~ theBetty Mountain Baxter • • • co u rag e, said the title the first I Uu('mploycd St. Loui~ ~hoe· Woodin, Secretary of I wa.s held. lIl a1o:er Is. writing !til opera which, ' at TFYA.~ CATTlE KING, representing the various probably, will co ntain lome "'CrY T reasu ry, speak IRg SeR"IED IN THe CML.WAR 'NHENONL.V other schools of the state were: sixty-second ann u a I MIss Bowling Green College or so.1e-ful music. men cement at Syracuse NiNe YEARS OlD, Commerce-Miss Adeline Grissom, I:~"'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''I versity. AND /"lAD A PONY Klu'ED SENEAlH Bowling Green. HI/·A. MIss University of Ken£ucky- School Supplies Dwelling for a moment on Miss Mary King Montgomery, Lex- th ings fin ancial, he said : Inglon. Typewriters "Fear, far more than any Miss Georgetown College-Miss oth er thing, has been respon- ME)(ICANS ~ary Elizabeth Blount, Cynthiana. For Rent s ible for the failure of. finan- STUC7'i THE Miss Louisville Normal SChool- Oj RECTION OF MESQUITE Miss Mary Barrett, Louisville. School cial i n s tit u ti 0 n s . Fear o .... ~ Miss Transylvania-M'-- Virginla "l ...... &EFORE DIGGING """ Headquarters spreads like forest fire, and The COCf
cularly being "The Old and~i~~~:~~ New ::~~g~ JngHeather at the Angel, Beverly l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ity." ~ Hills Hotel. See Our Showing Mae Clark D. Mr.D. graduate SChool Jantzen the University ------'" Spy of former student of the Western versity, ls here tor a short Hme to Notes Abraham Lincoln. hold classes at the B. U. In short I hand and typing. .. .. "The Flea," Dies Bathing Suits Dr. W. J . Eadens of Western de U\'ered an address at, the Rockfield Methoolst Church last Sunday Wbom All colors Rnd sizes. Newest designs. Patronize Our Advertisers .nea, morning. ALSO R UBBEII BATHl.'W SUITS Mr. Forest P. Pague. tormerly ot "1 S d • Th t the HLstory Department at We.&tem, .I.. Ie tu ent s ea re I.s a. member of the taculty at Mur- CHICAGO, June 14.- -The lAMON reo)' Teachers College for the sum- "flea" Ls dead. Sllecial Lot . Ladle. and $11 Bathin g 0 The "flea" was Jason H. Edgerly, Mis!!Ies Bat hing Suits ------Caps 10c-25c a New Englander who furnished the m:. J. V. c:ake, instructor on the 1 Friday Onl y action tor a colortul bit of Civil War O I'~'':!th;;~~~pas;t Spring semester is now history In hLs role as the personal Orpndy Cool An y Seat 1O C I at the North Texas Teach spy or "field reporter" for President at Denton, Texas. Abraham Lincoln. BLOU SES WASH FRIDAY He died at his suburban home In DRESSES JOHN BA.RRYMORE I lh':::~,":;.~,;Mrs. Herman Lowe cele Blue 18land lnst night at the age of tenth wedding annlver 95. The recent heat wave that 'In In river side cottage re- veloped the midwest was held part 59c Bill of Divorcement ly responsible for his death. an' $l.00 President Lincoln gave Edgerly hLs City Has Odd Characteristics ~. nickname of "the flea" after he had Mo udu)' li nd 'r uesdRY Water and silence are two out stolen the Confederate army plans standing oharacterl.stics ot Sa.lt for the Willow Creek battle from $l.98 Red Headed Woman Lake City. Most of the street cars under the nose ot General Robert run on noiseless pneumatic tires, E. Lee. JEAN IIARLOW while the gutters of uptown streets Wblte CHESTER MORRI S 8eeretary ot State Seward was are fUled with streams of rushing doubtful oI the authenticity of Gen wi'" water. eral Lee's Signature on the plans, SILK POC KET· but Lincoln introduced his spy, and Wednesdlly-'.rhursday Life of Electrical Llrht Bulb was quoted as saying; HOSE BOO KS The average electric light bulb of "Old you ever try to put your fin Flnt Quality To·nite or Never the ordinary Idnd ha.s a Ufe of about. gers on a flea and nnd he wasn't Newest Styles 1,000 hours of e(ficient servioe. there? That's the way with Edger with ly; he got these plans and immedi GLORIA SWANSON Whalebone is not bone; It Ls an ately he wasn't there." 49c $l.00 elastlc substance found In the On one occasion mouths of whales. President LJncoln on~1~~:lj an ,, ;~~:~:; ______! Itour of the Union defenses. , the President stood boldly on WHITE HATS PRI NC ESS SLIP S tortlflcatlons while cannon shot Made of Silk In Pink and Turblns and Brims DOUBLE DIP near. Wbil.e CA,PITOL' "Get down from there, Mr. , coin." he said he advised the $l.00 CONES dent. "They have your range." $l.00 "Your lite is 8S sweet to you THEATRE mine Is to me," Lincoln replied. F riday and Saturday "Yes. but yours Is more import WHITE GLOVES ELECTRIC FANS JACK 1I0LT answered. Lace and Fabrlo Guaranteed one Year FAY WRAY was born at Belknap . R ., ILved for n time at and In 69c $1.00 $l.49 Brim Full Sanbornton Bridge, N . H., and once WO MA N I STOLE engaged In the shoe manutacturlng of Delight buslneSll at Lynn, Mass. He became KOT EX acquainted with Lincoln while the ~d WOM EN'S LINEN SU ITS eomblna- latter and Stephen A. Douglas Monday and Tuesday MOOESS Made of Good QU:llity Linen stumped New England ror the pres- Very Stylish. Siles 14 to 205 .. $2 • 98 JlELEN IIAVES tlon of Idency. Broad shouldered and more 3 Boxes 59c CLARK GABLE A r l avon than siX feet tall. he had a military ;n that melt in carriage that first attracted Lln- WHITE SIST ER your mouth . ' 1 1 ,~o.~I ~n~.:,: :.~t:,:t~on;~t:.lo.~n~. Hehours was beforewith the . ' a real treat! was After the war Edg e rl~' went w " t_ 1 Wednesday and Thursday T"'ice as r ood and twice as bl,! to Helena, MOllt., Omaha, and Lake City. where he engaged In nARY l'lCKFORD transfer business. LESLIE HOWARD In Eskimo Hut PracUcally all members of the SECRETS MaIn Street championship North Carolina track "If You It ut, 1£llr tlll's, It's Oood" team In the Southern conference w:r_A_ ' ....!' ...... _ ...n,_ ••. ,A- • A. • A_ wUi return to school next year. ...,...".,. oJ.,. _. J" • .W" - ..u ...."'" Four IEKLY
" ------>'1< 1& ;J. FOUR STARS WILL "'/ Calls Elliott "'I ·I- -Amusement TOP TRICKS OF II Chapel Calendar I NOT PERFORM, FOR _'_'Fr_ien_d'_' Calendar FASHION At Western I ~ ~ " * * * ~ T ONIG HT Monday-Will B. Hill sang three" Fancy Gloves and' solos. Dr, Cherry made short Wk. COLUMBUS Capitol - "Lily TUmer" with a. Ruth Ch8.tterton, Jack,ets Are . Cherry spoke on the Diamond - "Smilin' Through," Round Table on. Per- Hickey Removes with Frederic Marsh. Captivating or Current Ex·Cardinal s From FRIDAY "'-...::.:~.:.:.::=~- Team's Roster Capitol - "Wom9n I Stole," with -rh=d.y- .ud" Max B. Harlin Fay Wray and J,ack H"O;li";'o,",,",,"'" I Diamond - "Blll of J. Frl-d,y--Tt" band under the di- Four star players were taken away with J ohn Barrymore. rection of Dr. wlll give the tram the Columbus team at the Bend - "Dance," Leon program of the momlng. American Association today after I Spili';;;~ Orchestra, 9:30 until 2. saturday-No chapel. T. J. Hickey, president, had found SATURDAY the club guuty of vlolatlng the or Capitol - "Woman I Stole," with The American Rcd Cross oper organization's salary agreement . • Fay Wray and J,ack Holt. ates under a spccial congresslono.l The players are Shires, lirst base Diamond - "The Forty Nlners," charter granted Jan. 5, 1905. man: Gordon Slade, shortstop: with Tom Tyler. Charley Wilson, second basem:m, l'I10NDAY --- and Jim Lindsey, pitcher. Capitol - "Whlte Sister," with The men will not be permitted Clark Gable and Helen Hayes. ,Students to play with the club the remainder Diamond -"Red Headed Woman" BarberShop of the season. Hickey said. with J ean Harlow and Chester Mor The Columbus Club, which has ris. B et w ee n th e Western been leading the Association pen TUESDAY l /llll ch Roo III II II d The nant chase most at the year, also Capitol - "White Sister," with was fined $500. Clark Gable and Helen Hayes, Henry Wllttcrso n. Dia mond -"Red Headed Woman" Your SlltlsfllCtloll The Columbus lineup, rocked by the with Jean Harlow and Chester Mor Gunrllnteed order barring four of their star ,~, players, will remain Intact for the WEDNESDAY Hair Cut-25c scheduled game tonight with Kan Capitol - "Secrets" with Mary sas City, Don Beach, secretary of Pickford and Leslie Howard. Shave-15c the club, said today shortly after Dl.a.mond - "Tonlte or Never ," he had been InformC
• • • • Bowling Green City Schools at R " B Notes G B U lI ingmeeting date ofof thethe City1933 -Board34 term o fof Edu- the I~f~~;~~~~~~:li~~~~~~~~~ If cation held recently. • • Jack C. Roth, business Unlver- Ba.r Exa ms J une 21-23 slty student and a.the SOil oC Mr. and FRANKFORT, Ky" June 15.-The 1 ~~'~"'LU:~~~;''';''''"':"~!::f;~' Mrs. W, C. Roth, Monticello, Indla- StR.te Board of Bar Examiners will na, came down by airplane to spend conduct ,the semi-annual bar ex- JfWfLIl,Y andthe weekfamily.-end Mr.with RothDr. A.is B.working Houze amlnatlonspllcatJons have here to June be mCOhio State University. University McCrea at Levy's worc a lovely dia which Mr, Segar is a gradu- Three SxlO P hotogrnl)h s Sct w it h gen- $9 85 No Chalice to Straddle phanous black chiffon dress, the !l inc d iUIIl'OJlIl s__ • skirt having narrow tucks with saw with One ~[o d (l rn Mic There was a law III some of the }'rll me Mr. Sterret Cuthbertson, local old Greek republics that cvery citi tooth edges. Joan Crawford, tumlng her Hartig & Binzel I b '~"~;', spokc at chapel Wednesday zen must take one side 01" the other morning on the subject, "Founda In lLIl Insurl'ection. seriously on Franchot ;h~ii; II tion and Underlying Principles of the dinner table, wore \I 50 Glass Bricks Practical with much Glass building bricks, pla.ln or I ';;;g~:;;,;;: bottomclrcU:l~'~"l ;:~~~:: IIi~ $7 calorC