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Co-op Gets Face - Lifting And ‘New Look” Officially Launched - Features Coke YZ *. BY BOB WEAVER Bar % % Fie News Editor And More Space “Make Mine A Coke’ . The Birmingham-Southern-Howard College Joint Appeal | officially begins tomorrow night when supporters of the two ORO. | ‘By John Stokes denominational institutions will meet at 7:30 at the Birming-{ | Remember the banging, buzzing ham Municipal Auditorium for a mass civic rally. sounds and the pungent odor which Bishop Arthur Moore, president of the Methodist Board | prevailed on the campus during fi- Missions, and Dr. Duke McCall, executive secretary of the nal exam week? Executive Board of the South- The sounds came from the ham- ern Baptist Convention, will be mers and saws of workmen and the the principal speakers. Enrollment | odor came, not from the coffee urn One million dollars has been but from varnish and paint. As a set as the Jefferson County result of this activity which was goal in the state-wide cam- Hits 1243 ¢ terminated during the holidays, paign which is expected to net $2,- Howard College students now have 500,000 for the two schools. Sub- a new and improved co-op. About scriptions to the drive will be pay- 80% Are Veterans the only things which look the same able over a period of three years. are the outside and the crowds. Mervyn H. Sterne, widely known 60 Frosh Admitted The co-op was increased to ap- investment banker of Birmingham, Twelve hundred and forty-three proximately twice its former size is general chairman of the appeal students have enrolled for the win- | by removal of the wall between the and will preside at the !Saturday | ter quarter, according bookstore and the kitchen and by night rally. to Mrs. Helen | tearing out the walls of the book S. Kirkland, registrar. | Officials, Leaders to Speak pantry. School supplies were moved * . chant the guys and gals in the Howard College co-op as spasmodic Sixty new freshmen were wel- E | further back into a newly con- classes of campusology are staged. The students are gathered around Included on the program will be tomed to the college and 54 transfer | brief speeches by school officials structed storeroom. the newly constructed “coke and coffee bar,” a feature of the co-op’s students were admitted.’ and civic leaders. : Two major improvements were “new look.” Dr. John H. Women Buchanan, pastor of the Southside students are still enjoying | the separation of the Home Econom- Baptist an approximate ics Department from the éo-op and Church, will introduce four-to-one ratio, President George the separation of the “coke” and Entre Nowe Are R. Stuart, Jr. of the men outnumbering the women Howard Host Birmingham - Southern; sandwich counter from the book and Dr. 983 to 260. Marvin Franklin, pastor of the compartment. Concrete floors were Still Available, To State BSU Approximately 80 per cent of the covered with dark blue tile. New number of male students enrolled “coke” and ice cream boxes were Treasury Office For Meeting . ON THE AIR are veterans attending school under added along with a new silex coffee | Twenty-five Alabama radio sta- the GI Bill. : unit. The 1947 edition of the Entre tions are scheduled to air the The. Baptist students of Howard The deadline for registration’ was | Nous, annual yearbook of Howard program to all parts of the state. ~ One thing missing, however, is extended to January 14, according | College, was made available to the will be hosts today and tomorrow In Birmingham WBRC will carry the sight of Major Davis having his to the registrar, and is likely to in- students last week. by Seymour when the state B.S.U. the program from 8:00 to 8:30; usual Grapico and ice cream high- officers crease present enrollment figures. Wilkes, editor. WAPI from 8:30 to 9:00, and ball. gather here for their annual plan- This extension was made to enable WSGN from 9:00 to 9:30. Those Depicting life at Howard as gay, ning meeting. Students represent- mid-term high ool graduates to station which do not operate at enroll serious, interesting, and routine, ing fourteen colleges of for the winter quarter. the state . might will present transcriptions Hess, Carlson ‘| the yearbook is dedicated to Dr. will attend. of the program during the fol- William Pratt Dale II, professor of ers, John C. Henley Mr. William Hall Preston, asso- lowing week. and Courtney Attend Meeting history and dean of men. Henley. Students in Howard for three ciate in the Southwide Student De- a= partment, and Dr. A. H. Reid, homé For several weeks a committee - * Dr. George W. Hess and Mr. M.R. quarters during the school year South Highland Methodist Church, mission secretary of the Alabama from both colleges has been work- Carlson attended a joint meeting 1946-47 received annuals first. Stu- will introduce President Harwell G. Baptist Convention, will attend the ing at the headquarters in prepara- of the American Mathematical So- dents present less than three quar- Davis of Howard. meeting. tion for the drive. Those repre- ciety and the Mathematical Associ- ters during that time may obtain Other speakers will be the presi- ~The Executive Council of the senting Birmingham-Southern are | ation of America held at the Uni- them in the treasurers office for dents of the boards of trustees, stu- Dr. George Howard B.S.U. will entertain the R. Stuart, Jr. - versity of Georgia, December 29, one dollar. dent bodies, and alumni associations presi- Hl ham. visitors tonight at 5:30 with a 1947, through January 1, 1948. Annuals will be mailed to eligible of both schools. burger fry. It was the second time these meet- students not on campus now. An academic procession composed THE DEAN SAYS: The meeting will begin at 7:00 ings have been held south of Nash- of the combined faculties of the two “With all of Birmingham set to tonight at Ruhama Baptist Church ville, Tenn. ‘i NewYork City is now recognized institutions will be featured at the do for Howard the greatest thing. where plans for Baptist Student as the diamond cutting center

; _ Alabama through its educated, cultured, and dependable graduates: gang hauls off its acid stained apron votional period. ; Tomorrow night, don’t sell Howard short. Attend the rally! Deadline for social and organizational news is Monday, 12:00 noon. to join in the fun and become a Revivals

part .of us. . Some of the circuit riders did find Tea Set For Li Subscription Rates: T o alumni, $1.00 per year. Free to resident students | The student government, with the time to do .some real work since who pay student activity fee. cooperation of a handful of other this column last went to press. J. L. «Better late. . .”’ ‘BOYCE S. ALBRIGHT Editor students, is making a splendid ef- Morris headed a revival team which Peridical Room CECIL ROPER _Associate Editor fort to revive some of the old en- held a week-end revival at Jackson- Registration brought with it the added attraction of at long last Business Manager thusiasm of past days. They have ville, Ala. The other members of Latest addition to the Howard Nous. : CRAWFORD HOWELL receiving our 1947 Entre ROBERT WEAVER News Editor succeeded to a great extent. A lot the team were Ida Jo Griffin, Vir- Library is a new periodical room| After quite a thorough perusal we feel that it was well worth Feature. Editor of credit is due Prexy Forrester of ginia Skipper, and Doss Wills. The campus scene in a most JO GRIFFIN. on the second floor that will be : waiting for. The book displayed the NELL RAE SAMPLE = Society Editor the Student Senate, and cohorts, the Jacksonville College Choir furnish- to reflect, in an interesting way, the cheerleaders, George Coaker, and ed the special music. The services opened today with a tea from 2:00 unique manner and managed EARL BROWN Sports Editor the few others who have displayed were held in the First Baptist to 4:00 p.m. - 1 el | overall activities of the college for the year. BOYD BARNARD : Circulation Manager nod of grafitude from the stu- initiative in this undertaking. They Church, Jacksonville. These serv- The periodical room, with Miss|{ . The editor and staff deserve the LOUIS O'CONNOR : Photographer dent body which they probably will not get. Some of us tend to L deserve our support. i ices were held December 12-14, Elizabeth Clapper in charge, will Anne Jenkins, Gaye Byars, Peggy Hagood, Lance W. * & ® 1 1947. vi forget the hours of hard work necessary to produce our yearbook. News Staff: Martha house nearly 4,000 bound volumes |S in ; ; Anderson, Anne Belle, Margaret Browning, Georganne Jacobs, But still another 'item of last Another team made up of five of Yet when we are made aware, we marvel at the lack of futility Cleveland, Ivor Johnson, Frank Mc- O. B. Hunter, Charles Tuesday's pep rally deserves our the circuit riders worked in the and all the magazines that the the editor’s attitude. . Ardle, J. B. Brand, Jimmie Brigance, Louise Howard, Margie most serious attention: the rally to West End Baptist Church, Tusca~ library now subscribes to. A wie-| The snapshots were superior with few exceptions, organiza- Perkinson, John Stokes, Harold Torbert. aie top all rallies Saturday night at the loosa, the week before this quarter trola, . records, and a set of ear- given equitable representation, personality sketches were Doss tions were Feature Staff: Jimsey Murphree Walter Stovall, Florence Kirby, city auditorium. This meeting will started. Mac Johnson was the phones will be located here until] ] apparent inexperience of their author in Wills, Frank Bledsoe, Marjorie Sue Barclift. in good taste except for be attended by people of all faiths evangelist with this team. Each eve- arrangements can be made for a journalism practices. ning preceding the preaching serv- music room. Jd Wt a book through which we Sports Staff: Frank Rains, Ellis Wanninger, George Martin. from the Birmingham area who are "On the whole, we feel that we have (Continued on page 3) ice there were conferences held for Miss Willoughby, librarian, an-| Social Staff: Fanny Grammas, Nelda Ruffin.’ will be proud to thumb and reminisce in years to come.—CR. all ages. John Edwards conducted nounced that government periodi-| the adult conferences, while How- cals will be kept in two rooms in| ard Golden worked with young peo- the annex behind Montague and |. ple, Charles Moore the intermedi- will be made available to the pub-1. ates, and Arthtir Walker the juniors. lic in a few days. Miss Jean Me-| The members also conducted two Daniel has recently been appointed | programs over the local radio, sta- a full-time staff member, to work| tions each morning. Two other of fu La . the circuit riders who are members at Enterprise where Max Morris is |’ of the West End Church, Floyd Roe- buck and J. C. Malone, worked with music during this meeting. = 1 the team members and the pastor Changes Made in this meeting. : Stanley Howell has been called as|_ John Cannon held a three-day re- the pastor at Mulberry Springs.| vival beginning December 26, down Last Sunday was his first Sunday |

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David Nelson has joined “our | PAINTS HARDWARE ranks. Welcome aboard! (as Father Weaver says). Len Le We do not have the names of all| | WOODLAWN HARDWARE the new ministerial students for this| ~~ STORE quarter but we do know that our| 5522 1st Ave., N. Phone friend, Kyle Glenn, has transferred This means that | in from Southern.

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16, 1948 Hise pid, January Friday, Sonumy 36, 1948 « ‘THE HOWARD CRIMSON me sn J a Circuit Riders “The South, That Is” . . Maturo Addresses Students Tethe Dont ; ARTHUR WALKER, JE. | 1'y CECIL ‘ROPER : After “Wristmas, weddings and |At First Quarter Assembly Tradition mekes obligation that revivals, it is good to be back in to keeping vii» shoul! | devote space school so we can rest. Or that is “You and I are in it; you and I are seeking it; and you est an awareness of leap al ve at what everybody thought but we and I are living it,” Mr. Frank Maturo told students of How- prolonged Sadie Haw- yoar T..is now find that ard as he spoke in Chapel Tuesday concerning the place edu- kins Day oseurring one year out of we jumped right cation occupies in international understanding. to r offé:s opportunity for the fair Mr. Maturo is a member of the faculty and teaches in the to a empt success in that en- into the middle Language Department. He has had extensive experience in the ° i pride ‘w/hich the opposite gender of the Southern- field of speaking, since he has kui 3 faflol in the three previous Howard Drive. traveled and spoke as a mem- exercise .what they believe to be ] yoars. & i¢ at your task, dear ladies! It’s all fun, tho, If you don’t find {ber of the “Kiwanis Interna- truth, he said. a isn’t it? tional.” Future Chapel ‘success, you can Speaking| ‘not be accused Concerning. education, Mr. Dr. Redwine said that our future of fun and wed- Maturo said, “I am trying to chapel programs promise interest- of not having dings, the par- stated a position. understand what education is.’ ing as well as intellectural and sons had a big Through associating with th spiritual programs. : * = social at the first public the speaker related that he At present the programs that I think that meeting of the had met people who have said, “I have already been scheduled are the students of Jr. Ministerial As- wish I had gone to college.” Usually as follows: sociation, and William Garmon and he pointed to their thriving busi- Tuesday,” Jan. 20—open. Charles Christmas were having nesses as a marked evidence of Tuesday, Jan. 27—Rabbi Weis of quite a time introducing their new success and asked the ° question: the “Jewish Chautauqua Society” “accepted novelty ‘wives. The rest of us just had will speak on the "Palestinian + « « boasts Farmer Redwine to Farmer “Spike” Jones at the Freshman “Why?” Mr. Maturo stated that a J - of pep rallies. I ‘ %quite a time. Mr. Ray Atchison Question.” Farmer Fun Frolic held in Causey Gym last Friday night. The event was large number said, “I feel that I've ROVER _ shouldn't be sur- “gave the devotional and Maxwell Tuesday, Feb.:3—Howard College the first social of the quarter for the group. missed something.” : | jouised it ne day the science hall “Preston sang a?solo during the de- Education and Dynamite Founders’ Day Speakers: Lt. votional period. — ——— ging ha 1s off its acid stained apron “What is education? It is dyna- Gov. of Alabama, J., Clarence ry: 12:00 noon. t1 join i: the fun .and become a Revivals mite; or we could say it is atomic Inzer; Frank P. Samford, chair- Some of the circuit riders did find Tea Set For Library Today; power,” explained Mr. Maturo. He man of the board of trustees. pert af a ' resident stade ts The sti: ent government, with the time to do some real work since declared that this power could be Tuesday, Feb. 10—Style show pre- faoperali of a handful of other this column last went to press. J. L. expanded if we would harness it sented by the Home Economics dior stidents, is making a splendid ef- Morris headed a revival team which Peridical Room Is Added through Christian application. Department and Club. scale Editor fact to x/ive some of the old en- held a week-end revival at Jackson- Another question he presented ness Mana er tausiasni of past days. They have ville, Ala. The other members of Latest addition to the ‘Howard was: “What are we educating for?” FOUR ADDED eur Ediier, | succeedix Loa great extent. A lot the team were Ida Jo Griffin, Vir- Library is a new periodical room on the processing of governmental He emphasized that there should (Continued from page 1) ginia Skipper, and Doss Wills. The be some specific goal that we are Featur: Ediicr [of credit i due Prexy Forrester of on the second floor that will be publications: ics. Before obtaining a degree at th : Stuckent Senate, and cohorts, the Jacksonville College Choir furnish- Opening ‘of the new periodical striving to attain. “Education puts ociet) Eder opened today with a tea from 2:00 Howard Mr. Mobley did undergrad- Spot; Edin chiserlezde:’s, George Coaker, and ed the special music. The services room completes the remodeling of your mind in a way of doing to 4:00 p.m. uate work at the University of Ken- tha few thers who have displayed were held in the First Baptist the library begun in 1938. Before things,” he said. Mr. Maturo also University of di _Cireulation Vana 11 tucky and at the : — Phot grap un foitistive in this undertaking. They’ Church, Jacksonville, These serv- The periodical room, with Miss that time the library was on the emphasized that “All countries deserve our support. ices were held December 12-14, | Elizabeth Clapper in charge, will second floor and classes were held have education but all do not have Louisville. : . r000. Lance wr + 1947. it for the same purpose.” Mrs. Porter H. Harrison, newly a ganne Jaco bs, house nearly 4,000 bound volumes on the first floor. J But Hilf another ‘item of last Another team made up of five of The new room will be equipped To have true education our edu- added instructor in the English de- Jonnson Fr uik Mix and all the magazines that the {Tuesday's pep rally deserves our the circuit riders worked in the with furniture of light oak. A val- cational leaders must be free to partment, received her bachelor’s library now subseribes to. - A vic- raost ser ous attention: the rally to West End Baptist Church, Tusca~ uable old table that has belonged degree from Howard and her mas- trola, records, and a set of ear- top all zillieys Saturday nightat the loosa, the week before this quarter to’ the school for many years has HOWARD HOST ter’s degree from the University of phones will be located here until e Kirk y, Dost ¢ity awlitorium, This meeting will started. Mac Johnson was the been refinished and added to the Alabama. Mrs. Harrison did further arrangements can be made for a (Continuedfrom page 1) Ix: atte xied by people of all faiths evangelist with this team. Each eve- room. graduate work at Teachers’ College, Union work throughout the state ning preceding the preaching serv- music room. Columbia University. {rom tke Birmingham area who are Miss Willoughby, librarian, an- (Zeatinued on page 3) ice there were conferences held for will be made. Mrs. Montgomery V. Truss, who nounced that government periodi-

received her bachelor’s degree from all ages. John Edwards conducted The closing feature of the meet: cals will be kept in two rooms in Ugly Man Contest the adult conferences, while How- ing will be a message by Dr. Reid Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Au- the annex behind Montague and ard Golden worked with young peo- Is A P O Project at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow. burn, is a new instructor in the de- ple, Charles Moore the intermedi- will be made available to the pub- partment of mathematics. Mrs. Delegates attending the meeting ates, and Arthtir Walker the juniors. |. lic in a few days. Miss Jean Mc- Alpha Phi Omega service fra- Truss taught one year at A. P. L The members also conducted two Daniel has recently been appointed ternity will again sponsor the Ugly will be: Elbert Williams, Univer- before coming to Howard. full-time staff member, to work sity of Alabama; Lyle Garner, Troy programs over the local radio, sta- a Man Contest this quarter, accord- Miss Virginia Mahaffey, who also tions each morning. Two other of State Teachers College; Bessie Mae received her bachelor’s degree from ing to Billy Ward, chairman. the circuit riders who are members at Enterprise where Max Morris is Shepherd, Livingston State Teach- Howard, is an instructor in the so- All social and recognitional fra- ers College; June Maness, Athens of the West End Church, Floyd Roe- pastor. George Zbinden directed the ciology department. Miss Mahaffey College; Howard Nell Smith, Ala- buck and J. C. Malone, worked with music during this meeting. ternities and organizations are has done graduate work at the Uni- the team members and the pastor Changes Made = urged to select candidates and turn bama College; J. D. Sauls, Jackson- versity of Chicago and at the Uni- ville State Teachers College; Betty in this meeting. Stanley Howell has been called as versity of North Carolina. Until the names in to him before next Sue Garner, Judson College; John John Cannon held a three-day re- the pastor at Mulberry Springs. recently Miss Mahaffey did medical Friday, January 23. Mims, Auburn; Kendall Johnston, vival beginning December 26, down Last Sunday was his first Sunday social work with her father in Bir- The actual contest will last only Alabama School of Trades; John there as pastor, : : mingham. ;

Neely, University of Alabama; David Nelson has joined our one week, Ward continued, and

Avaline Patton, Alabama College; ranks. Welcome aboard! (as Father will end Friday, January 30. PAINTS HARDWARE Raymond Buchanan, Florence State Weaver says).. All proceeds received from the Teachers College; Elizabeth Mec- DRY CLEANING We do not have the names of all balloting will go toward aiding the WOODLAWN HARDWARE Murtrie, Athens College; Jamie the new ministerial students for this March of Dimes fund drive. PRESSING - STORE but we do know that our Jones, Auburn; Orville Brown, quarter Florénce State Teachers College; 15522 1st Ave., N. . Phone 9-3885 friend, Kyle Glenn, has transferred BESIDE THE POINT Call For and Mary Jones, Jacksonville State Southern. This means that (Continued from page 2) Delivery Service in from Teachers College; Beverly Roark, have another State B. S. U. offi- interested in education—the type of we Judson; Dr. Joseph Solomon, Ala- ’ cer in our midst. | education which the city’s two col- bama Medical School; Anne Shan- HEASLETT’S CLEANERS you want fo preach leges are noted for. Howard stu- If any of non, Huntingdon; Aubrey Davis, - Repair Work a Specialty of Jonathan Edwards’ sermons dents were asked by Dean Burns at some Snead Junior College; Charles : Phone 9-6385 OKIE DOKIE Campbell about the in- last Tuesday's pep rally to give 100 ask Martin M:rtin, Bob Norman, Kyle Glenh .. 8248 2nd Ave., S. terpretation. He has had experi- per cent support to this meeting. and Margie Perkinson, Howard at reading them. Out interest in the fund drive can See Howell, Bks. 4, Rm. 7 enec College. be 9

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THE HOWARD CRI Friday, January 16, 1948 | Fidey, January 16, Joes aE Lig THE Pan Hellenic Council The Pan-Hellenis Council con Gigma Nus Go Bulldogs Eke Out One Country Style Victory Over City Riv To Hold Workshop. The Sigma Nu y aly left the big, noisy city Friday night to get The Pan-Hellenic Councils of [tive and alumni chapters are in- out into the “wide open spaces” of Chalk Up Third Win In *[5 ~ Howard and Birmingham-Southern |vited and plans include round table Shady Acres Farm. However, the are sponsoring a Pan-Hellenic Work- discussions and a talk by a visiting quiet + was soon shattered by ihe shop January 30 and 31, the meet- National officer. Thrilling See - Saw Battle. | am ings to be held at Southern and| The Howard Council was host to jolly crowd as they sang, danced By EARL BROWN Bon Howard, respectively. 7 the Southern Council Wednesday and participated in the games of-: ; The workshop is held for the pur- afternoon, January 14 when the two fered.. High spot of the evening ‘ 5 Sports Editor Sigms ‘pose of discussing the better func-|groups met to discuss lat tag the was the frankfurtels with all the Coach Herman Roberson’s Howard basketeers gained their | APO tioning of the goronity program. Ac- workshop. trimmings. third win of the season Tuesday night, taking the Panthérs Mu. A Variety show featuring the sing. from Birmingham-Southern in a fast and thrilling game, 36-35, Frese ng sm nll of Snes Ton The Bulldogs from Howard took an early lead with quick Pi KA’s Begin New Quarter lerly and Jean Penuel brought the goals being made by Dean and Maddox. Howard was out front evening to a close. : at tht end of the first quarter 12-7. This proved to be the widest margin for either team: With Host [I ACliVIIIES' |... omer eves cee ie sieese swe sake sim wr. as the Panthers from the hill-|infront early in the tourth and the Pan-Hellenic Workshop which will be January 30 and 31. From left happa Phi Kappa | top school came back in the|final period and maintained the : Pe FIR 2s val thelryush) MarthaAmn ogra,Dream oir, to right: Jean Whitehead, Bettie Gene Payne, Jéan Penuel, Helen Har- second quarter tieing the count lead until there was less than three ee Clib SOO of Causey Gym. Stovall, math Er Peacock, and Tél Dean Evelyn Sellers, Anita Mobley, Edith Van Keuren, Virginia Pled p g Gix and forging ahead midway the minutes to. paly. Maddox, smooth, January Oth. Actives, pledges and [Lanier Smith as M. C. After the|Lowery, Nell Rae Sample, president. . : g period as Gilmore, Southern |aggressive long short artist, placed rushees had a wonderful time, the entertainment, ‘refreshments were sank a long. field goal|one of his prizes in the basket to Six- students were pledged to. main theme being “Know Your served and dancing enjoyed by all. guatd, hern working 8 up g an give Howard a 35-33 count. South- Kappa Phi Kappa Educational Fra- Neighbor” and “Smeke, Smoke that| Among the rushees were Dan Mc- joe wilh Souther score. .. g P ern came back with Oxford, lanky ternity at its first meeting of the for Southern, hitting the cigarette.” Cullough, Malcolm Miller, Herbert displayed a very center - “M -m - m - m. quarter last Tuesday evening, Janu- Both teams 58 Pi K A's second party of the rush Hanes, James Earl Peacock, Paul fast brand of basketball in the] ©°Tds to tie the game 35-35. = ary 13, 1948. of season was an after-basketball par- Blackwell, Charles E. Roden, Dan ex-| The Bulldo took advantage tv. January 8th at the home The new pledges are Jack Varda- second half which offered of Burton, David Vess, Ben Slay,| Well, kids, I know you were hop- lations, Peggy, both Sou on your en- man, Buford Maddox, William Pass, citement, thrills, and worry for |2 aL w 0 Bl het Edith Van Keuren. Over 100 ac-|Lewis Lawley, Jeove 3 30 e win- David Sharp, George ing old Te ie Snoopy had graduated, gagement and on keeping it such a Howard Sisson, John Christian, and the estimated one-thousand FEF _ tives, pledges, rushees, and dr'cs|Johnson, Joe Hide, Terry Nichols, transferred, flunked out or gotten secret. I thought those Renfroe Cecil Lanier. , t jammed th t tally ; probably the most ‘enjoyed a program furnished byl!and Julius Popwell BOgym to see these cross-town : rivals > This game was married—but no such luck. I'm still speakinggirls knew of engagements, everything ..weddings . And Mr. H.. B. Norton, principal of last half the| thrilling to be played in the South- Robinson Grammar School, deliv- in‘ action: During the alive and breathing and incidental- and such, Butch McCord has. al- ern gym in many years. These two 222) 1} ered the main address. lead changed several times with — ly snoopier than ever. My New ready picked out the pattern for her Howard holding a one point advan- teams, regardless of which is fa- : ‘ Refreshments were served to the . ; Year’s resolutions did met include wedding gown. She and Evan are to tage at the end of the third ‘quar- vored before game time, play for 3 SEE keeps and the final score as it was Li; ter, 29-28. “Father Come Home” Pleads [ros nv om buines .- 1) ‘be married in June .. - Ana so Pm Bledies and gest ; 4 ; did resolve not to pick on Nelda|I close with a word of warning— See-Saw Battle in this game is never known until that ended in a brilliant finish for ; s this quarter but she has been seen which should be sufficient:' Boys, Bagg Sojers went out the final whistle. { Group Of Tearful Co-eds more than withonce a certain fair- this is Leap Year! . .. See you next their team. Each of them started Two Out of Three haired boy. Wonder what she is up week. hitting the basket from everyposi- ! Howard Bulldogs after getting off “Father, dear Father, won't you Could tion to score nine and seven points, this be why Father moved [to now? . . We heard that Neil — to a slow start have gained mo- respectively. ji please come home?” ¥ lo town? Save Billye mentum taking their last two = A 3 rng aig Mercer ur : a ne day this same handsome |but don't get excited, Shepherd is A total of 42 personal fouls wer BURCHFIEL'S SUNDRIES 5 » | A smiling young bachelor sub young bachelor came stampeding|still D P 9 per ere of, three games played since holding out—it was only an ro S 9700 2nd Avenue, So. : rounded by a group of dignified el- called against the two team, making holidays, to bring their percentage into the cafeteria and proudly an-|opal for the right hand. The gen- the contest even more exciting. The Phones 59-3631 and 59-9177 up considerably. derly ladies was making his way nounced his engagement to a brand tleman is a dope! . . . I wonder if Howard, 55-52 victory for Mercer made it five wins . WE DELIVER Howard without a doubt played cautiously across ‘19th Street. A|new 1947 Hudson. Amidst the |any of the boys have noticed a new : i out of six starts while Howard suf- group of laughing co-eds happened [sounds of the upper plates hitting some of the toughest foes theywill Renfroe girl, Sarah Smith. The| In one -of the fastest games offered its four loss from six games. meet all season in the first few fir 0 20s the handsome young mah the floor, he sat down to explain |madam has the cutest—personality basketball that will be played here| and in one Lineup: D games. Teams like Mercer and voice sang sweetly, “Hel- quietly, in a large bellowing voice, . Looks as if another new girl, 4. : Remit MERCER 55 HOWARD 52 lo Father.” Jacksonville are hard to find among Traffic jammed, police Oh beauty of a. plowing role Betty Nichols, is in for the old Shis Seas, whistles blew, red lights flashed Mercer University of Dobbin” ¢ ; Merk, : 8 small colleges and with three of the | on Slipping quietly out the side door,|Hearnden routine. Don (Juan) Macon, Oa, tained WANT TO EARN and off and 75 30or pedestrians| 18 lovely back 3 serapping kes, . fl Shi ‘ four games to be played against) young fans went to inves-| rides again . . . I hate to mention [Quintet of Howard College Bulldogs Schuier, & Yanan, | E35 gi froze in their tracks and stared at|tigate their new-found rival this since it might prove a sequel last Saturday night in Causey Gym sussfrrurEs: Mercer — Reynolds 8, $9000 A YEAR 2 these teams/ discarded, Howard |. the creeping redness of “Father's” In A Hurry | to the Gold Rush, but I heard that PY the score of 55-52. Pender > Wadsworih 4 Dougherty, Sparks should have better sailing from |W face. here on out. 3 With one finger he waved] When he had finished his mighty Charles Tinney and Howard Wam-| Victory for the Bears was only 2, Bail, Sisson weakly at his young admirers and speech (three hours later) Father ick took off a week soor ago for|evident in the last few minutes of - Coach - Roberson’s forces have as with | the aid of the police force|ran from the cafeteria, jumped into|Tallahassee, Fla, when they heard |Play as Glenn Wilkes, playing cen- wins over Ft. Benning, University made his way. through the milling his gleaming, shining, magnificent, | there are 5,000 girls and only 500] ter for Mercer, showered the bas- of Chattanooga .and Birmingham- ‘ throng. exquisite automobile, turned on Friend Sister's | Southern while they went down | the boys enrolled at Florida State Uni- ket with 16 markers. The Bulldogs, || starter, put his foot on the gas and versity. That's 10 to 1, boys! . . . fighting a desperate battle to the before Alabama, once and LOLLAR’S —“there arose such a clatter, he|This Lambda Chi and Pi Kappa Phi| finish, was led by forward Miles Ready To Wear looked on the Eastman back seat to see what Bream Girl affair must be working Dean with 15 pointers to his credit. Corner 77th St. and 1st Ave, N. KODAKS----SUPPLIES was the matter.” * (No, it wasn’t St.|out fine. We're all for it—but hope| Both teams played even ball dur-

Developing and Printing Nick). Turning a beautiful green, |the lady doesn’t prove ungrateful to |ing the first half, deadlocking the

ONE DAY SERVICE se saw coming up one by one 18]that swell bunch of boys who made |P2ll game with a score of 20-20. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. autograph hounds who had already | her their Dream Girl .,. . Boyd |Emory Lowry, tall Bulldog center, Gifts For Every Occasion ) ___ graciously autographed ‘his new car Barnard isn’t sitting home. while al the second half with 4 points at the | with their lipsticks. As nitric acid |Billye Ruth “makes the rounds’—= e home team pulled away from JEWELRY WITH was suspended gingerly over his|incidentally, neither is Red Carlton. |the visitors by a slight margin. JEWEL BOX head, he happily agreed to take his| You're using your heads, boys! . . .|: It was HOWARD COLLEGE in the last 10 minutes that 1925 3rd Ave. N. dear friends on a short ride. And on the subject, Martha Ann Wilkes and Pender began a drive SEAL Ten minutes later William’s|seemed pretty happy about having

Watch Bands—Tie Clasps Warbling Wreck rattled its way up |Red back in school—but strangely to Renfroe Hall. Father, - MORGAN BROS. DEPT. STORES pieces of enough, Lucious Ludiaa god James .Bracelets—Pins : Featuring motor in his pocket, a hat full of Earl do not . ... Peggy Hagood’s VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS nails, a steering wheel in one hand engagement was a complete sur- — HICKOK BELTS i WEMBLEY EF pri! and the brakes In the other, emerg- price to most of Renfroe. TIES — RED GOOSE SHOES Congraul- E & W SHIRTS AND TIES ed’ from his air-conditioned (no » Woodlawn—9-2494 +. East Lake—9.1279 DRUG STORE qualify, he’ll explain our wreck were 17 young ladies.sport-| Could this be why Father moved 3-year on-the-job raining | Corner 77th St. & 1st Ave, N. ing the “new look” with converted into town? seat cover jackets. One unfortunate| Some of our students so loved course, with a special com | | East — Lake's - Father they decided that they'd AT- Newest Cafe! | TEMPT to clean up his office for — FRATERNITY JEWELRY — | Open for office, at least he tried to walk in, | but was confronted with confetti— SPECIAL PARTIES & ENGAGEMENTS BALFOUR, the Old Rejiable 1| everywhere—stacked to the ceiling. “That,” explained the considerate Give Us Your Suggestions students, “was to cover up the dust.” | They decided cleaning up his office for Rocola Is Ready To Serve You was too much even for Father. Popularity Wins Could this be why Father moved REGULAR DINNERS - SHORT ORDERS into town?

In case you don’t know, “Father” SANDWICHES is William Weaver, director of re- Branch Office — 2106 5th Ave., N. ligious activities, and whatever the reason, he has gone up town for the CELADOR CAFE Enoch B. Benson, Mgr. time being. We simply can’t understand why. Howard is such a won- 5 Second Ave. So. ‘derful place to work! Samford University Library

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a aoisy city Friday night to get By EARL BROWN, Sports Editor

EETH out Inge tle “wide open spaces” of Chalk Up Third Win In : VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS Andy 4 ces Fgrm. However, the W L Pct There's a movement under way to set up a football hall of fame lpi A 6 1.000 dmilarto the one used for baseball. The late G. S. Miller, a native of clilet we: soon shattered by the Thrilling See - Saw Battle, Lambda Chi _____ § 1.000 | New York State, has been mentioned as the father of American football, jolly crosd as they sang, danced HClub 2 and if that be correct it is likely that the new shrine will be named for . cat ard parti pated in the games of- By EARL BROWN Vets Bks 3 him . It would contain the names of the great personalities of the Pres High spot of the evening Sports Editor Sigma Nu ans gridiron. Many believe that the first collegiate football game was played AHr s the fwenkfurters with all the Ea Coach Herman Roberson’s Howard basketeers gained their | APO —...... 32 . between Princeton and Rutgers, but there is also evidence to support the I £1 rrabage: third win of the season Tuesday night, taking the Panthers Mu Alpha Nu... 0 claim that the Dixwelle school located in Boston, A variety show featuring the sing. from Birmingham-Southern in a fast and thrilling game, 36-35. Preachers 0 Mass., had had football even earlier. ing of Bill Farrar and Palmer Tur-

The Bulldogs fr Howard took an early lead with quick ne and the dancing of Lottie Val- The word “TELEVISION” is beginning to cause le:ly and (car. Penuel brought the goals being made by Dean and Maddox. Howard was out front a lot of werry among baseball people. It's undeter- eiening to ou close. § at thé end of the first quarter 12-7. This proved to be the Score: 47:23 widest margin for either team mined just how this new science will effect baseball. ns for) as the Panthers from the hill- infront early in the fourth and Some believe it will ruin the gate while others ang 3L 1 om I app: Phi Bi Kappa top school came back in the final period and maintained the Dogs Drub- maintain it will increase the interest and cause more second quarter tieing the count lead until there was less than three ; people to see the game. Anyway baseball owners and forging ahead midway the minutes to paly. Maddox, smooth, are playing a careful game and have decided not to Pledges Six period as Gilmore, Southern aggressive long short artist, placed Nooga Five make television contracts for more than one year. guard, sank a long field goal one of his prizes in the basket to Six students were pledged to with Southern working up an give Howard a 35-33 count. South- Howard College Bulldogs turned BROWN One of the most sought after player-managers in K:ppa Ph. Kappa Educational Fra- 18-14 halftime score. ern cainieback with Oxford, lanky on the steam last Thursday evening the majors this year was Lou Boudreau, manager of teraity at ‘s first meeting of the center for Southern, hitting the Both teams displayed a very to completely swamp a fighting the ¢ Cleveland Indians. Heports have been making the rounds since the quarter las! Tgosday evening,| Janu- cords to tie the game 35-35. fast brand of basketball in the University of Chattanooga quintet 1947 season was young that Lou would go to Boston or some other | ary 13, 184i. © The Bulldogs took advantage of second half which offered ex- by the score of 47-23, before a ca- team. Boston would have paid $200,000 for his contract and New York 1 he new ledges are Jack Varda- a free throw to knot the count pacity crowd of more than 600 fans might have even bid higher. Well, these teams can look further now as “Tilman, Bufo: Maddox, William Pass, citement, thrills, and worry for which later proved to be the win- and students. Howvard Si:ion, John Christian, and the ‘estimated one-thousand Lou has signed again with the Tribe. spectators that jammed the Hilltop ning tally for Howard. The Bulldogs, led by lanky Miles 1 Cecil Lamicin : = : gym to see these cross-town rivals This game was probably the mos Dean, got off to a flying start in the ifr. H. II Norton, principal of The ninth annual Blue-Gray football game played in Cramton, engagements, wed din, 5 in-action. During the last half the thrilling to be played in the South- first quarter by leading 15-5. Point Roliinson (irammar School, deliv- Montgomery was termed a huge success by all who had the pleasure of ch, Butch McCord has. :- lead changed several times with ern gym in many years. These two making seemed to be no obstacle in ered the min address. witnessing it. Some Rebel observers thought before game time that due icked out the pattern for her Howard holding a one point advan- teams, regardless of which is fa- the way for Howard as they went I efreshm ats were, served to the Year's day, our ig gown. She and Evan re > tage at the end of the third ° quar- vored before game time, play for on to take a one-sided lead at half- to so many Southérn teams playing in Bowl games New me bers, ledges and guest. keeps and thé@ final score as it was be slim. It's true that'with teams like Ala- arried in June . . And so ter, 29-28. time, 28-10. chances for victory would in this game is never known until Ole Miss, Texas, S.M.U, William and with. a word of warning See-Saw Battle Miles Dean, playing forward for bama, Georgia, Georgia Tech, that ended. ia & brilliant finish for ‘| the final whistle. others unable to contribute to the cause, our forces were should be sufficient: 3oy:, Birmingham-Southern went out Howard, racked up 14 markers to Mary and many their team. Each of them started a whale of a game coming Year! nes Bes you nes: Two Out of Three take high scoring honors. Lowry handicapped but nevertheless the boys played hit ing the »asket from every posi- + Howard Bulldogs after getting off was second for the winners with out the winner by a 33-6 count. ue 1 to scor: nine and seven points, to a slow start have gained mo- eight. res): ctively ! mentum taking their last two out] total of 42 personal fouls were BURGHFIEL'S SUNDRIES In a preliminary game Coach Al- Tuesday, January 8. lic school education, and what par- of three games played since the cer Droge called agaits; the two team, making vin Denham’s DeKalb County High He discussed the crisis in our pub- | ents need to do about it. 7700 2nd Avenue, So. holidays, to bring their percentage the contest :ven more exciting. The Phones 59-3631 and 59-9177 boys moved in to paste a defeat -on up considerably. vic ry for !lercer made it five wins the “B” team of Howard. The score ] d, 25-H2 WE DELIVER Howard without a doubt played of six & rts while Howard suf- was tied at the end of four quar- some of the toughest foes they will ters of play, 25-25. In the overtime ok ed its foi* loss from six games. the fastest games o meet all season in the first few Lineup: : period DeKalb hit the basket for i t will be played her: games. Teams like Mercer and MERCER. iis HOWARD 52 six points while the losers were % Mercer University o Thornton, f Dean, f -18 Jacksonville are hard to find among able to make only two. Dobhiis, Merk, £ 8 ‘small colleges and with three ofthe AFTER THE GAME ] ed back a scrap ping Wilkes, ¢ ‘Lowry, c 8 WANT TO EARN ‘hattanooga-Howard lineup: 1d College Bull log. HuonSe 8 | Gartman, g 1 four games to be played &against * Maddox, g {these teams discarded, Howard 'NOO 28 night in Causey (3ymi SRT t ES: Mercer — Re $9000 A YEAR? Carden, { : Dean, .f Pace 10, Si rs Lander 4, should have better sailing from Welch; f | Atchley, c Do: 3 ‘8, "Wa + 4. Dougherty, ward here on out. 2] , Sisson. REFRESH WITH COKE [or the Bears was only Coach Roberson’s forces have Cash last few minutes of SUBST TUTES: Cha es, Bens en wins over Ft. Benning, University Thaxton, ulte “3, Guzek. of Chattanooga and Birmingham- sky 4, Doug rty 3, Wadsworth 2, Swarks, Friend pane Ball 2, Sisson 1. . The Bull¢ de Southern while they went down ke battle to the before Alabama once and Mercer Reac'y To Wear twice. Carlson Speaks pointers t0 his crodit | Corner 77¢t1 St and 1st Ave., N. Professor M. R. Carlson wag the even ball (ur- | of the Barrett NOTICE speaker at a meeting f : deadlocking the | H Association on last th score of 20-20 Anyone who has lettered in Parent-Teachers Gis For Every Occasion track in high school and who tall Bulldog ce: ter. Ng half with 4 po ints at the wishes to go out for track at eam away fom Howard, see Coach McCarver at Visit y a slight margin JEWEL BOX income limited only by your Track meets have already been last 10 minutes hat own efforts. Many of our rep- 1925 4rd Ave. N. Mercer ELLENBURE'S BARBER SHOP der began ad ive . resentatives earn $4,000 to | scheduled with Alabama, | and Mississippi. More are fo be | To en et an: $9,000 a year, and more! We invite you to send for our : GAN BROS, DEPT. ‘STORES scientific Aptitude Test, which

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i i BSU Freshman Week will afford Monday, January 19, for neg : fe ER ‘The Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo > an opportunity for freshmen to par- Plans are being made a full ushered i : ¥ : 5 ; : ticipate in places of leadership in program for the week. s in Birmingham's entertain- : a : shit | BSU activities on the campus, Jan- |Bill Foran will assume the duties mént for 1948 with a beautfiul per- 4 : a uary 25430. A Freshman Council of Sunday . School representative | formance of three popular ballets, " / I | | met with the regular BSU Council [and Allie Fountain those of Train- “Swan Lake,” “Madronos,” and

0a Shadow in the fist two ; i % | ; i : Honor Roll Lists 110 a mn LER >" WB Students - 23 All A’s young man very exacting. in his %. 4 i a : |. ballet work. Talking to him back- ” ar ha made One the hundred hondr roll and last teff quarter. students, or about 10% : of the: Te mg : Sage 1 ound ol he ES : i ; % : | The first honor roll, students with averages from 28 te 3.0, was a ligh - i ; " 4 Ce . le 82 were lis isted on the second wa honor roll, lo i ish accent, but 8 i oa ] " ; ; | tained wy # scholars that's to be ex-| i i ; J | Ia § a averages fro A 8. : wn : i ! pected, for he| a, ; ry “ER | ay Names are as follows: The “Major Has hails from Liver- 8 ha 7 no = GoM : S77 LA ; i ik —23 1.35 a: FALL QUARTER, ER 1947 3 a ne iy HeATES pool. England, a H, ,, 74 2 fi a First Honor Roll—2.8 to 3.0 New Secretary 4 “I have been in | ; A Lacnesitio. J. Griffiths tems ballet since I was , ds rl | Anderson, Howard ... oes ws Mrs. Margeritte J. I - : Li | Apperson, Charles H. id rary secretary to President Har- " six years old,” he| : Mikio Bailey, Hugh C. inane. POT is. is former student | stated. “I have Baker, Peggy Ann ... well G. Davis, is a form DR no other intefest Syars, Ethel Gaye Jl | of Howard and plans to Be here, outside of ballet, : : | ‘ Clark, k,” Elizabeth Elivabeth Boner Boner a —. ; for the remainder of this quarter. | ER en v time job.| In en the summer I like a to | I : | Euson, Visler Marie ,. wn play and swim, but there is | % IN || Hall, Harold Jennings —— or 888182338388 very little time for that.” : O ; 4 Hamis, Matha Jean i es wWhw 300 Mr. Franklin 3 studied : ballet in ed f : : Honan, , JOsoh Pe Glenn 1 morn wee 300 England and in Paris, and has : fl wah Howard, louise re2 danced “all over Europe, here, and a South America.” He looks forward to performing again at the Met . *I have no preference in music, he admitted, “but Brahms and Beethoven are my favorite com- posers.” Costumes and lighting effects were excellent in the production of the ballets, complemented by a fine symphony orchestra conducted by Ivan Boutnikoff and Paul Strauss. . : : : - B : Of the three ballets, “Madronos” i 5 : ) 2 3 3 Bratten, oyd, Jame H. Carolyn ._... proved the most interesting, con- Sr. ; ; ’ y co Drigance, Cecil Tinpmie r= sisting of a series of unrelated i os. J "A, “4 = a wn, William Otley acter

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