C^Tubtiskel KORUJV By 'Qtuli Driers CJub' Of La.Grangi- College

Volume VIII LaGrange, Georgia., February, 1929 Number 5 Miss Estes And Miss Plays That Are Coming A Valentine Tea Given Graduation Recital of Curtain Raisers Johnson Report As Soon In College Parlors Miss Julia Marlin Responsible For Delegates to the Stud- Among lite most brilliant so- The L. C. student body always Loud Speaker On Saturday evening, Febru- cial events 0f the month was the looks forward to the Senior re- ent Volunteer Confer- ary 23 at 8:00 o'clock, the L. C. Valentine Tea, given on Febru- ' jt. i -p] fj t this year "When you give them a finger c v s le rs one they want the whole hand"— students and citizens of La- ary 12 in the college Parlors, J ffraduation recital' ence at Brenau Col- i m Grange may look forward to a *rom foui U"V- S1\, The h0S" that is, some people do, but when lege. , . ,, „u„ tesses were Miss Alary Mar- piano of Miss Julia Marlin, of Al- real■ treat, because the members any is given to L. C. students garet Chester, Miss Belle K. pharetta, given in the college au- U work and ut more tQ jt "You lucky girls! You must of the French and Spanish clubs Stewart, and Miss 1-ranees, ditonum Monday evening, lFebruary 13 wasn't it exciting, leaving school " "• ^^ffi? ,^ £. "At Dawning" and "1 Love You Presto Agitato , to the accompaniment of the soft on Friday, something that's nev ^MSJDjncan then able teacher ^ ^ ^^ Miss Marlin strains from a great London or- er happened to us before. "rhfwUh nlav to be February 6, was split headed for Gate No. 3. Do, j Carley makes her look like an angel? quite unique and interesting in a dainty, well-made, and well de- Crysta l ll you reckon we will make it?" ~ Dog Muchachas_Las Senori-I Just wait and see. ! that the first, numbers were play-! ° S?S. gg1{"2?"P Do you know why all these led by the son of Mr. W. E. •»«« think—we-we canc all hear "Sure we have two more mm- virgimaB Pugh and Alice utes.' What a sign of relief | r,„u „_ proofs are so exciting? Thompson, president of the col-ithe radio now three times a day Cohen. 1 when we stepped on the Gaines- Like the one given last year Because it means that the an-'lege, the daughter of Mr. E. A Z*™™*" HoTrefreshing"" ville bound train. the French play will be one of nual will soon be off the press.. Lailey.. Dean of.the college, and ^^e &plk^ Sh As the train pulled out from Molier^s fam^s dramas. This Do you know why Virginia the daughter of Mr. G. IX Lin-, ««n lorxne «™»V£™ ■ «£ Atlanta, a young man came up one is considered his best-Lej Smith stayed in Atlanta from' denmayer, professor of Histoiv., w tne aoio ,taLj xv 1 r. _,.„.., ^„„*-;iu ™„ TUJ, Sntnrdav to Wednesday? The entire Diogram was as fol-1 jam uaibeit. 01 -^-- *" *"* to us and introduced himself as, Bourgeois Gentilhomme. This Saturday to Wednesday? The entire progi I.. C! And three big cheers for Marshal Lovell, from Emory. play has been rearranged and Yes, she said she was sick.|lows: our Dr. Dobbs! ! ! (We later found out he was Pres- ab^d«^somTbvaOsrDuncan*'" But confidentially, she was pay- Piano— (a) March of the Ele ident of the conference.) He told:' j^o^people rise from the class ing part of the Quadrangle billjphants. (b) Hear the Lions International Relations us about the people from the dif-, of the bourgeoisie to the nobility and making it possible for you to (Roar, (c) Circus Stunts.—Mae f erent colleges who were to be , comjng mt0 possession of I get your books sooner. : Aileen Erb—Hal Thompson, Club Meets there. And also of the main ' . lth ' Come to this play Do you know how many girls! Piano—The First Recital eat wea [ speakers of the conference. , | ^.ld gee have paid for their annuals ? Bilbro—Mary Nell Bailey. On February 6, the Intema- •'All out for Norcross. Oh, j Wg aJ.e gul.e that everyone wiH < Almost everyone. Have you ? \ Piano—The Cuckoo. The Vil-1 tional Relations club held its first Julia Alice, do you see that whit tractive scenes ana. Do you know what the theme lage Chimes.—Virgil- Dorothy meeting in the new club room. house over there? I bet any- the witty sayings of the cleveri of the annual is this year and Lindenmayer. The club is well repaid for the thing, I bet anything "Red" Kent and cunning servants Nicole and j what a wonderful artist Mary Reading—Five Minutes of efforst it made in obtaining and lives there and I believe to my Covielle, and that the lovely lit-j Grimes is/ Slang Comedy—Mary Bowlin—-fitting out this room, for it is soul that s Maxwell crossing the ^ romance running all through j You will see and know before Inez Bartley. i one any club would be proud of. was Piano—Slumber Song. By the j Pillows, candles, vases, pictures, street.' The next stop t|ie nlav between Lucile and'long. Chamblee. A Ford ear had to cieonte will be very interesting ! Do you know what shape all Spring.—Gurlitt—Emily Wilson, curtains and other little fixtures stop for the train to pass by; The characters are: the pictures are this year? Voice—There are Fairies at I add to the attractiveness of the and guess who was in the car?" >, T0U1Tiain Elizabeth Loyd '■ The same shape as the college,the Bottom of your Garden — room. "Quinn and Martha." A period JJ^jJ Jourdain—May Bealiiseal. Liza Lehmann—Virginia Mose- The meeting was called to or of thirty minutes elapsed and , ■ " Do vou know that the cover of I ley. der by the president, Miss Vir- 1 n we,„-» were«,Q,.U at-af RnfnvrlBuford. "Martha"Martha' » "'"-^Lucile • Jourdain—Sara King. the Quadrangle is going to bej Piano—Berceuse from Jocelyn ginia Smith. Following the short Jane, isn't that "Dimples," Fen- Cleonte—Helen Walker. quite different from the one last! —Godard—Mary Pierce. business session the secretary nie's kid sister with those books Nicole—Manita Hall. year:f Reading—The Servant Girl > read the first number on the pro- under her arm ?" Coville—Ruth Hill. Well, it is. Question—Locke— Elwyn Wal- j gram. Miss Eloise White gave "Gainesville," "Gainesville," Maitre a Danser—Kate Smith- Do you know that the annual j lace. us a view of "Mussolini at close our destination. When we step- w^k' staff has put out some mighty Piano— Menuet—Julius Ro- range," and Miss Rachel Griffith ped from the train five or sixl^jh.six!Mldlueait'lc . philosophic—Rosalie j hard workYhisthis year to give "youyou jentgen. (From Old Dutch Peas- presented "Lithuania and Po- Riverside boy and several Brell-,.--i hamper';'r ae |^a memorymomnvv hnnVbook thattha+ is5e beauti-1hpniiti-lantc' ants' SongsSAWS Suite.)Snitcl Inez Bart- land." Informal discussion fol- nau girls were there to greet us. 1 - _ Catherine ful, different, full of L. C. spirit;ley. lowed three numbers. De ux Laquais Lucy At the conclusion of the pro- We were carried in cars to the | phastain and Edith Traylor and at a lower cost to you than j Voice—Ho! Mr. Piper— college for registration. There " Do not fail to see this big, eve rbefore? Margaret Harris. gram hot tea and sandwiche* we,..^ met-^i^.*- thefKn girlsmvlo fl'limfrom BerryKul'fU andCkT\fi free . attraction,.. .. r-Saturday . ■ eve- ■Yes.\r„^. iti*- is1.^ time4-i»v»rt toit\ "get"(Pof thrilltVlvlll_ piano—Garotte—DreyschockDi.inA ( _ O *-T*T T 0 llVPVSrf* i were served, and a lovely social (Continued on page 4.) ning, February 23! led!" —Marv Ellen Baker. hour was enjoyed. LaGrange College THE SCROLL February, 1929 » - THE SCROLL Valentines normal-shaped heart—but what' Georgia Day X-Changes Published monthly by the Quill Driv- ! of that? (,'lui) of LaGrange College. A bit of Lace, a red. red heart, Then you grew up and found Dear to the heart of every Oh, yes! We can imagine how A love bird here or there, yourself in the second grade, and' Georgian is February the you Marietta 1 seniors feel with ! Entered at Postoffice at LaGrange,» A cupid with his fatal dart, making your valenties at home,; twelfth, Georgia Day. We love all your graduation plans made. Ga., as second class mail matter ._■. *flowers everv where u,c*d flowersOW levery where. 1^ mfthm. tQ ghow you where;oul. dear oId Georgia, the best January 29, 1922, u:: \,-t oj - " ®^ !. ,• '0 Your "Who's Who" contest is in- March 3, 1879. Ma*° "n !1 V:,l'r' Subscription rate, fifty cents mester. EDITORIAL STAFF SHSSS& ^"ss'ats^^ s'vs^et <»--> - -- r.SSSBJfhS utZvr A ^silv. Next morning you took her for her seem to have been bitten™ by the is home> we honor rt Kate Smithwick . Echtor-m-ChieC «^ntly than we ev^er coma, A valentines to school in an st, rling worth we ,,.spect her debating bug. "In the spring a DorothyiSl Art. Adv. Mgr! Valentine 1S a '.°Ne token' ? m-GS Inld «tet.immrv box. because it If™ h. .^W\u»wri«W* »nH i „«„«« -on". Mildred Stipe Cole Wheeler __ Circulation Alumn from debating makes it an im- portant part of a college educa- tion. Chesnutt, Alice Cohen. • ' *■— ~* nttvontinn in the schoo' Reporters We learn from the Mercer Mary Head, Carolyn Allan, Alice v Cluster that a meeting of Bap- Thorpe, Pauline Roberts, Elwyn Wal- grand on e ery tist leaders was recently held at lace, Virginia Pugh, Fannie Lou J?"«' *j7 ' rnnrlp of white draw paper and decorated with tiny hand Mercer. It is interesting to note Smith, Barbara Jones, Aurelia Adams, « '■ It was made 01 Wffl" ™w whitewinte hearts.urai IB. xi.liAn >=nv/i«..«-«enormous red—I in splendor round me rise, that Rev. Walter Binns, of La- Rachel Griffith. in* Paper and proudljshowea bow added to its ungainly ap- h fertile valleys College Directory to the world a beautiful red And down t y Grange, was among that num- Class PresMente:Presidents: " heart"whichheart, which "was was of a rather pearance by balancing itsetf in- fair berber. The observation of Reli- Senior Ruby Hughes ' : h d resembied no securely on one edge. You an - Bng.,lt Sparkhng streamlets gious Week at Mercer after the ok qurei »..*!*: c»m iw,-.,w ..-;^ vour Valentines m and an fj-0W( Junior Mary Alice HolbrookHolbn el snape aim , ^ yQm Valentines m and all flow> inspiration of a meeting of this SophomoreKnnhnmore Eleanor Simpson! ^„,- lnmn- ,-nii ennlrln . kflp.n VOU! \-,!,.l„t *!„..„,,.,. ,..,,... nnivish you success in this new en- Quill Drivers Kate Smithwiek this that we turn to the other (£ *ea uj < six and two For every toil upon thy soil £T~^ I A~^ therner and listen to,ed tojeacner - Return a bounty blest. terprise. wei Washington And e wnich he brings. 30nly: , ;ry mound and every hill "The Hornet" of Furman Uni: Stan ton 0n February —•1857, exac..tly annual meeting of It is natural and right that olina College Press states should be proud of theii at Columbia re- sons who have had something to,,_ i-ratulations, "Hor- do with the molding of the his- ton. This was during the period i.ne iuv ^ ve«» > "^"^"'-V Flow forth from beds ot gold, net," y. tory of America and who have 0f reconstruction following the fized tnem before you.even_got An(J down the land through val- LaGrange Hi students, we really lived worthwhile lives., devastation caused by the war I them home.Theyweiehoaroea ]eys grand hope you passed those dreadful February the twenty-second is a! between the states and conse- m that pet stationary^box and They gweep in bi„ows boldf exams an nght With all your notable date in the history of I quently Stanton had little oppor- carefully guardeo. i™\™* Jg And on their waves thy com-;club meetings, hikes, and ban- the south for on that day we tunity to get an education.' posed in one coi n i o ti at oia mercemerce great quets we I eel sure you were soon celebrate the birthday of George Nevertheless it was sufficient to bureau drawer you weiesallowed mFinds„, exit^ ,ton ,theho eoQsea, Moable to fftlwtforget anohsuch unpleasant1]nnlfiasanf And nations all, both great and! things as exams. Washington and Frank L. Stan- win him famea as a poet. for youi ton. AtTea geoftwe?,e he moved was V>ar Joy and pleasure just small, Mansfield College, Mansfield, These two great Southerners to Savannah where he obtained to look at then,. f Pay tribute unto thee. Louisiana observed Universal appeal to different emotions, but i0 n Week of Prayer in a very appro- Thy sons in war are true and priate and helpful way according still their appeal is a strong one. ^w°f HeSa£ SStt vffiSt«g brave, Although they lived in different dghteen years and during this and »d#crepe paper_You had to the "Collegian." ages and served in different The Watchtower'" reports the

v^S^^ ™ tSSt^S A^fcnousas.at birth . .,,u. Reinhardt Hiltonianr SnSS"for education te^^ the top opened back, disclosing Will ever shine with ught divine editorials are very good SS t,M^-^1^.nm,^^Ai^ JT^S^&S^^i WhSh freed°m "Mount^n Views" and "Out- tered all the available text-books, great popularity, but perhaps hovering about a daintilj print earth. sldeside Looking In" are the most buThe'ioii'nd't'iino... •_.u i_i_ _ lidst:j-t the"greatestr, .... _i._i. ihonor was— +u.,+that nfof : VPVKCverse: :— ^-,Thou art a land, , ot.^ happyi uhomes,. =0>,. nrio-in;>original liiimnvoiishumorous SKor.c.hessketches of all his studying to engage in poet laureate or Georgia. It m au sweei lames i»x« . Where peace and pleasure weve read in a hug, long time. games and sports. It was early,was the first tune any had been nne, Valentine' ' reign- They re thoroughly enjoyable. in his school career that Wash-; so honored by a southern state.11 PWK jou ior my v* , MakeviaKe famousiamous thvW1V uuuuuiu.domains. X-Change Humor ington established his reputation Though many honors came to Deep t oug t and ca^e ul se ^^ ^ ^^^ supremely blest «] believe this school is haunt- for truth and honesty; it was him, he never changed and was.^tionjnartced Wie cnoosing nature's thousand charms, ed 8 there that he laid the foundation always a friend to man. i^achers valentine it JJ J Great nnnes 0f wealth and; "Why?" for the man whom he was to Both of these great Southern-Southern-1beautiful_one, \ beautuul one largest.aiges »'ot^ana <" • <> faunt^^^-s ofrf health^^ ""They're 1 hey re always talking about become,me in the future. era had a hard struggle, but m you ^lessly spent awhote Thou daspeth in thy arms_ | school spirit.'-The Pitchfork. n L i seems that Washington was spite of all handicaps and re- qua. i- (,i:.o" - "\ ' ; ••) ' And thou hast man mountains' M),s Demosthenes: "Here, e unusuallysually talented, forfor he tried straining bonds they broke a m, S^^ff^f,^,. -yeavs; grand, DannyDanny,, run down to the store several trades and seems to have betters and rose triumphant in Dunng tht m.a u >e for a dime's worth of pebbles. shone Daddy's going to speak tonight." —California Pelican. I >on't be discouraged, oral

SBSSSSShe entered the French and In- manEtr-:». like Frank L. Stanton. He wasnt«.^&;H the same, as it used to ^ tett» athat.r —- — tturns Sian war and proved his true wrote of subjects which are be Now you sent a tew post Resolved no more to roam, : Fil,st student: "Why did you worth as a militarv commander, simple enough to be easily un- cards, wandering vague Did He hfts hls song in measure dect the history of Czechoslova He entered into militarv lite as derstood. yet in these simple 1 forget any one. You ae strong kia?'kia?» m all duties with zeal and deter- things he reached the very newous ^^^JZu T° *»» hlS Mt,Ve h°me-■ Second Student: "Because the minationruction to winwin. heights of literary achievement.,achievement.|attacks attacks Teverytimeevervtim« ^Jthe door ,.!.._oen __| , j

ItmnK!S5^^ 'ow^'-bu't L>. Uc He was .lover .'God, or nature some flowers I ^ , „ -^t a ^e..! Sor;, ^ -ate neV b hiS SU U C ffi ^ T ' ^ h^lnomf m\TeVe71mang1ng'Sroi Then yo u°come to college and I TherTare mg boxe^quare ami: "A lot in the dark.' career began w.th his appoint- in J« ^^"^ - SSi2 learned the true meaning of Val- not very deep.-thafs a red e nuMit as delegau to the Conti- ^"/*Ve " ef.e in his soul the verv entine Day. You learned to. Heart box of candy. There are Popular Fiction. nental Congress in 1774. He was llieie «c e n nis soui xne very and sjzes "Yes," by George. later elected commander ,n chief elements whrch go to make up a m ke « ^ n. advanta- That's more candy; and the mail "Missed," by A. Mile. h 01 "Let Bygones Be," by Gones. at 'theTo^o ?he suctss^lblu 5 J„ I ° n "ml:'who^ntii gious position by the post office you do get' "Valentines! Child- at the close oi tne ^ " ' d,.(1..ms to others Who door. By means ot a Hying leap ish—but isn't this verse sweet! "Fenjamin Franklin's Auto," campaign ol war, he became the vey his dicams t _ u s \vno of.r}lsional tackle, bril- And so Valentine Day comes otball.

rybody—The LaGrange College THE SCROLL February,-1929 Grandsons Do Remem- The Eavesdropper If ber—Sometimes! F—ourteenth—Valentine. If you can keep your head when J. C. Penney Co. E—ntertainment — Teacher's all around you "Yes, this is my Danny boy Tea. PI20 pervades the air; when he was just your age," B—aton — Glee Club Pro- If all the problems in atomic Granny said tremulously, as she gramme. weights have found you turned the pages of the old al- R—ecital—Senior—Julia Marlin. Undaunted, though they seem DRESSE bum. Then she began to relate U—monia—Cold weather. too much to bear; Dann; 's history until he had en- A—monia— Tf you get A's without much that offer you the utmost in tered college. "And it's been A—mplifier—Soup Competition. head expansion, three months since I even heard R—aisers—Curtain—Polly With If you can flunk yet hold your fashion and in value! from him." She sighed. a Past. head up high, "Say, Gran, these cookies arc Y—earning—For Spring Holi- If you can live through Ovid's top-notchers!" The speaker was days. poetry scansion. Bob Flinn, a red-headed, freck- And know that you will learn it Fntre vows, by and by; led face boy of twelve, who had I shall tell you been listening to the tales of If French translation leaves you Danny with seeming indiffer- Of a symphonious Letter, that I found white and shaking, ence. In reality, however, his Lying on L. C. ground, Yet you read on, though sadly in boy's nature sympathized with the dark; Near the front steps Styles chosen for their charm the lonely heart he saw looking This writer, I guess, If Spanish poetry sets' your out of the kind old eyes of his Couldn't wait, I confess, knees a-quaking, —styles chat arc found wherever the woman of next door neighbor and the giv- And Greek and German leave a For the Fourteenth. fashion goes—styles suitable for every sort of er of many delicious treats. "Dear Heart, the world lasting mark: "Tomorrow is Valentine Day If you can stand each hour's dress-occasion! In satins and silk crepes— \ and if Danny would only send— Is waiting for the Sunrise," and I am close confinement. black, browns, beige and other important colors. but I'm just silly, he's too busy Writing to you, "Because" Without apparent signs of be- with his books for such non- ' I love you Truly," "Deed I ing bored; sense, you know lie's going to be Ft. vs ' do." If you can hear your weekly a great lawyer." theme assignment The wistfulness of the old lady "Oh, Promise me" that Not showing that you're just touched the boy and he lowered "You' will "Think of me Completely floored; his eyes. As he did so, he no- Thinking of you." ticed an envelope slipping from I wish that we could If, each semester, all your cuts the album. It had been the con- "Get out and get are taken, tainer of Danny's last letter and Under the moon" cause And yet you've never overcut u Bob picked it up unnoticed, then in, "Lonesome" tonite. class; rose to go. "Beloved" if "You Tell If quizzes leave your confidence, Valway Colorspots "I'm a good imitator of hand- Me Your Dreams I'll unshaken, writing, 1 am," he muttered as Tell You Mine," and Although you know you've bare- he slipped through the fence to "Among My Souveniers" ly made a pass; and his own home. Is a "Dream House," if you can laugh in chapel at The next day when Granny Which is "Our each story hobbled out to get her mail, she Bungalow of Dreams." You hear the speaker of the day- found a package in her box. "Oh, I call it "My relate— Suntones Rugs it's from Danny! It's his own Blue Heaven." Then you deserve a crown of handwriting, she exclaimed joy- "My Heart Belongs glory, fully, forgetting all about her To You," and I wish And, what's more, you ought to rheumatism. Granny was as "Just Once Again," graduate.—Fxchange. Guaranteed not to fade, happy and thrilled as a girl as "A Little Kiss;" It is On The Hill she showed her treasure to the All I need to keep are ideal for your room neighbors who chanced to drop Ale going to "Spring" in for a chat. As they were tast- Holidays. Oh, if you Alice Thorpe recently spent a ing the contents of the pretty Could "Kiss Me Again." : few days at her home in Ash- at school or home. heart-shaped box with its in- "Will You Always burn. scription "To my only Sweet> Let Me Call You Sweetheart?" I'm "So Tired," "Because" Mi■;■;■ Ruth Wheeler spent the heart," Granny explained with week-end in Canton, visiting satisfaction that Danny "always It's "Just Another Day vas the boy to remember his Wasted Away," for 1 miss homefolks. Valway Rug' Mills old Granny." "The Hour it With Misses Margaret Rock and If Granny had remained calm You." "I Can't Do Without ; Dorothy >re the recent LAGRANGE, GA. when she received her package You." guests of Matilee Dunn. and if she had examined it close- Choo-Choo—here comes the Those spending the week-end ly, she would have noticed that "Dream Train" and in Atlanta were Dorothy How- the canceled stamps had been cut "I'm Drifting Back ard, Augusta Jones, and Virginia from another parcel and that To Dreamland." Smith. the slightly blurred postmark "I Hate to Say Good-by." Julia Teasley recently visited was Flinn's store "Farewell," no, I wish her sister in Fairfax, Alabama. stamp. Instead of the name of We were "Together." Miss Lillian Somers visited a city she would have found "When Love Comes Elizabeth Fort recently. LaGrange Greenhouses 'Thank you" and in the center Stealing into my heart, Sara Ware visited her parents 'Phone Wal. 2«." And Sings a song in Hogansville during the week- In the house next door Rob Divine, Then love end. Flinn was talking earnestly with Reveals just what Manita Hall and Evelyn Gallo- The Log Cabin Phone 52 his sister. "And, Sis, you would- I'd impart, when way visited in Waverly Hall re- n't even mind losing that olo box] My heart calls to thine" cently. Quality Flowers for all Occasions of candy Ted sent you, if you "Sweetheart of My Gordo Davis and Carolyn know it would make somebody; Dreams," the "Sand- Hairston spent the week-end at so happy it hurt, now would a Lullabye" and their homes near LaGrange. you?" The sister smiled an un- "Starlight Love" are Miss Jeanelle Hardy was a re- WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS derstanding "No" because she] Calling me to "The Land cent guest of Martha Crowder. had seen her brother laboriously; of Dreams"—"Good-bye." Doris Lumpkin recently visit- copying a certain address. — "I Ask You Again ed her sister in Shawmut, Ala- Hixie Gentry. As a Personal Friend," bama. If, you are not inclined Dorothy Neal spent the week- ENNA JETTICK HEALTH SHOE Science Club Has To believe this little note end at her home in West Point. Was for her Valentine?" $3.98 and $4.98 Meeting He: "Will you marry me?" She: "You! Why you couldn't DARDEN BROS. SHOE STORE On February 14, the Science Trustees Meet at club held its regular meeting in keep me in handkerchiefs." the Town Girls' room. Miss College He: 'But you're not going to Martha Lee had prepared an in-' have a cold all vour life, are teresting program which was as On the evening of February vou?" follows: 14 we had as distinguished Student: "I like Macaulay's Compliments of Old World Cats—by Barbara guests for 6 o'clock dinner, Dr. essay on Johnson. He brings j Jones. Samuel C. Dobbs, of Atlanta, I things home to you that you The Leopard—Another Cat— chairman of the Board of Trus- i never saw before." by Rachel Griffith. tees of the college, and members Pupil: "Huh! I've got a loun- Hadaway Grocery Co. The Snow Cat—by Mary Lou of the local board of trustees The dryman as good as that." Linn. local members present were Mr. After the program delightful Will Cleveland, Mr. W. H. Tur- We hear that a certain brand STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES refreshments, carrying out the ner, Jr., Mr. Robert Hutchinson, ! of coffee is good to the last drop. Valentine idea, were served by Mr. Joe Dunson, Mr. W. S. Dun- We wonder what is wrong with Pearl Dunson and Ruby Sorgee. son, and Mr. Elli Callaway. the last drop. LaGrange College THE SCROLL February. 1929 MISS ESTES AND MISS JOHN Latest Fashions At L. C. SON REPORT AS DELE Musical Chat Hill-Ton Flashes GATES TO THE STUDENT Have you seen the latest "Well, why so much Glee Club Florist: "Want to say it with MILAM DRUG VOLUNTEER CONFER- shoes? They're the newest thing practice? What's going to hap- ; flowers? Yes? About two doz-| ENCE AT BRENAU COL- from Paris! Well, the college v COMPANY pen.' ;en roses, say?" . LEGE. girls are wearing them and help- "Do you mean to tell me you Bobbie: "No, about six roses;] "The Firm That (Continued from page 1.) ing to prove that we are quit don't know? I'm surprised. 1 "up-to-date." thought you always knew what I don't want to say too much!" t they immediately said "Miss Mc- 1 tliink Miss "Sally" King wasI was going to happen weeks Appreciates Dougal told us to be sure and the one to introduce them here. anead." Voice on the telephone at 3 a. meet the LaGrange girls." Hat- As I was told, a young traveling "I'll have to admit I'm behind m: Your Patronage.' tie's a fine girl and L. C.'s migh- man came to one of the leading now. What is it ?" "Mr. Smith?" ty proud of her. department stores in LaGrange "Well, we're going to have our Mr. Smith: "Yes." After registering and being while she was trying on shoes., Glee Club concert, February 26. Voice: "Is your house on the tagged we were assigned to our Noticing her small feet, he offer-' I'm so thrilled! Just think, I can bus line?" homes. We were delighted that ed to sell her his newest sample, wear your new evening dress. I Mr. Smith: "Yes." shoe, assuring her that there we were to be the guests of "The know you're going to enjoy it— Voice: "Well, you'd better A NEW LINE LaPrades." The afternoon was was no possibility of any of her the concert, I mean. Our songs move it; there's a bus coming." taken up sight-seeing and visit- friends having some like them. are simply beautiful." OF Lecturer: "Allow me, before I ing various points of interest in The heels were of such a pret- "I get enough o± your sing- and around Gainesville. After ty height (as well as width), close, to repeat the words of the HATS AND DRESSES ing when I'm trying to study, immortal Webster." an excellent supper ("no, we they were so nicely pointed at but really 1 do think I'll enjoy didn't have grits") we went to the toe and they look so unusu- Man in audience to his wife: the Glee club, for I heard it last "Land sakes. Maria, let's get out attend the first meeting at the ally becoming to "Sally's" feet year. I do hope the others sing Y. M. C. A. chapel of Brenau. that she bought them. She was of here. He's a-goin' ter start loudly enough so I won't be able in on the dictionary." 7:30 sharp. sure that there could be none to hear your melodious (?) MISSES WALKER As we arrived early we had a like them on the hill. voice." "Why are you looking so ill, She walked down to breakfast chance to meet lot of young "Now, don't get too sweet, or my dear?" people. Everyway we turned on Wednesday morning wearing "Huh! Why do you leave her new shoes. But the sad part I'll not tell the rest." some one asked us about differ- "No, indeed. The best is yet corn-plasters lying on your ent L. C. girls. The first service is that by Wednesday night at dresser when you know very well supper, Misses Catherine Ches- to come. Miss Woods is going to opened with a welcome address sing." they look just like life-saverI LaGrange Hdw. Co. by Dr. Holland Leevel, pastor of nut, Julia Marlin, Virginia Pugh, Helen Walker and others had "Oh, how adorable!" candies." First Baptist church. Marshall "And just think! Miss Ches- Tennis Rackets Lovell then explained to us the some of the same style, and Miss Stewart: "There is one Misses Sara Dozier, Dorothy ter is going to read and Miss Mc- theme of the conference: The Millin is going to play the animal that none of you has and Unfinished Task of Missions. Dr. Howard, Matilee Dunn, Emily mentioned. It does not stand Sewell, Alleyne Boyle, Mabel violin." D. D. Martin talked on "What is "That's perfectly wonderful. I upon its legs all the time. It does the Unfinished Task of Mis- Henslee, "Red" Kent, and not walk like other animals, but Sporting Goods "Feenie" Smith had even a later can't afford to miss that con- sions". His text was "Give ye cert." takes funny little skips, can any them to eat." He made us real- style. one tell what it is ?" THE WINCHESTER These young ladies are doing "I knew you'd want to come. STORE ize that this was an age of op- Don't forget it's February 26." Ann A.: "Charlie Chaplin!" portunities for there has never much to help the girls of La- been so many people to minister Grange college keep up with the In ThelvieitTng Pot unto as now. latest fashions. "The Out o' Date Shoes "Next"—"Who me?" We are living on the mountain "Born"—"Yes sir." "Where?" side and Jesus is expecting us Alumnae Notes On Parade" "Russia." "What Part?" "All to feed the ones around us but DAVIS' Mrs. Wilbert Trimble, class of of me." "Where .vere your fore- we cannot expect to do so if we Two by two, they go marching fathers born?" 'I only got one PHARMACY 1890, from Trimble, Georgia, re- are in anyway prejudiced. thro', father." "Your business?' "Home of the College Girls" The second session opened at cently attended the birthday Those out o' date shoes on "Rotten"—"Where is Washing- nine o'clock, Saturday morning. celebration of Mrs. J. H. Colvin parade, ton?" "He's dead." "1 mean COURTESY The Devotional was led by Mr. in LaGrange. I have to laugh, as they pass me the capital of the United States.' Gavelevehuk, from Mercer Uni- Miss Hortense Hughes, class by, "They loaned it all to Europe." —and— versity. He told us of handicaps of '27, and Miss Elizabeth Tuck, Those out o' date shoes on "Now, do you promise to sup- SERVICE that kept some from being suc- class of '26 were recent guests parade. port the Constitution?" Me'.' cessful missionaries: lack of at the college. Won't you join our fun? How can I? I've got a wife ana 261—Phone—263 courage, selfishness, lack of It is interesting to know that! Just come and try it— six children to support." faith,, narrow mindedness, and we have received a picture of But takes more than one lack of love. The only way to Mrs. Yang Pao Ling and her (Two!) Just come and try it. blot out our handicaps is to take family of China. Mrs. Yang Pao; Oh, Gee! What fun. up the Cross and follow Jesus. Ling is a graduate of LaGrange i Just one and one, Mr. Jesse Wilson, secretary of was Miss Lee. She is now close- i Those out o' date shoes on the National Student Volunteer ly related to the distinguished parade. Callaway's Movement, was one of the most Soomg family, several of whom I L. C.'s latest vogue is out of interesting of the speakers. He have held important political po-; date shoes (sometimes termed frequently mentioned the Jeru- sitions m China. Her father was j old fashioned!) They are truly Styles for Misses, Ladies, and Stouts salem Conference that he attend- at one time president of Souchow' beautiful specimens of leather Ensembles, and Suits with Accessories ed during the summer. He also University. work—Lovely curved heels, New Arrivals Daily in Coats, Dresses showed us a beautiful purple uly Miss Frances Matthews re-i dainty pointed toes, that make that he got while on the mount cently visited friends at the col-; the largest foot look small. While FIRST IN QUALITY AND IN SERVICE of Olives. In all of Mr. Wilson's lege. they last, they may be procured talks he made us realize that from the bargain "bin" of Eas- God's purpose is for all people noon and the new cabinet, with tern Salvage Co. The price is every where. God is just as President Gravelevehuk was pre- only ten cents. Is it not small? concerned about one color as an- sented to the volunteers. Kid shoes, suede shoes, black other. Other speakers were, Dr. We may soon forget the lec- shoes, brown shoes, (oh yes, and Frank Baker, a returned Mis- tures but the spirit and the at-j a lovely changeable shades— Everything in Fancy Groceries sionary from Brazil and Mr. mosphere of the conference will! sometimes it is a mulberry tint, Cheng from Korea, theological always remain with us. Broth- then again there is a greenish for Sandwiches, Sorority Sup- Student at Emory. erly love was shown among all tinge!) An invitation was then ex- students and the sacred atmos- Button shoes, strap shoefs, • tended to us by Miss Virginia phere was felt by each and high top shoes, and pumps—all pers and Midnight Lunches Lewis, president of Brenau Y. every one. For truly God was pass in parade in the library— W. C. A. to a marshmellow toast in our midst and we realized Long may they last! in the recreation hall. Games more fully that the task is not and college songs were the main finished and it is a challenge to Mr. Lindenmayer: "When was Piggly Wiggly features of the entertainment. It us whether to finish it or to leave j Julius Caesar killed?" it. Betty: "In the third act." was difficult to decide which (.iniiii.iiiiiin,IIIII,I I""1 HMMmWmMMMUM songs showed more college spirit, Tech, Georgia, or Emory. Tech and Georgia are great rivals es- ' pecially during football season but during the conference we DENNY-PHILPOT DRUG COMPANY PERKERSON BROS. couldn't help noticing the AGENTS FOR 'friendliness" between the repre- Beautiful Dry Cleaning st nlatives of the two schools. The Emory students gave a ORTHAPHONIC VICTROLAS play, "Color-Line" in the Brenau and Our French Dry Cleaning will auditorium during the afternoon. 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