Council Sponsors "Y" States Plans X-mas Dances tEfje Batofosoman For Leper Fund ALENDA LUX UBI ORTA LIBERTAS

VOL. XXVI DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1938 No. 12 ***S W tAo Auburn 1fc| ' Y" Cabinet To Use *>v;0 I'nvaliorw Christmas s mr^ *'""*! Dances No High Pressvire To Feature Music In Collecting Fund Of Skeets Morris

Principle of The Spirit of The Final Set Before Holidays Gift Will Be Used This Year Will IncludeTwo After- Gamma Sig Honor Men noonDances TORREY EXPLAINS PLAN TO BE HELD IN ARMORY Boxes Will Be Placed To Frat Gives Entertained Receive Girl Vocalist Will Appear Donations With Orchestra !Hh ami IOil. Archer Torrey stated last Open Show At Banquet On Friday and Saturday of Monday in a brief chapel talk this week tin' Chemistry Group Beckerath, Pan-Hellenic that the YMCA Cabinet would Members of Von German Council will present the gala not use any high pressure me- To Present Interesting In Scholar, Delivers Main Christmas Mall in theCharlotte thods to obtain the jjoal for the Experiments Jim Armstrong Convicted Court Addressof the Evening Armory. Christmas Gift fund which is Sigma Music will he featured by Biedejwolf Leper Gamma Epsilon, Professor Herbert Von to go to the honorary fraternity, Beckerath, an "Skeets" Morris and Mis Auburn year. chemistry Defendant Charged With internationally Colony in Korea this Scripts 'nPranks To Portraits Can Be Cavaliers, well throughout Torrcy, was will hold its regular semester Drawing Weapon Against known scholar and faculty known According to who 8 I the South for their entertaining Cabinet, there open meeting; tonight at Be Issued Friday Superior Officer Obtained InGeorgia ! member of Duke yniversity, speaking for the "Y" chemistry i the address of the ability. With them will be Miss no can- o'clock in the build- delivered will be no pledge cards and Scripts Pranlci, enlargements of Moore, ing. This meeting should be V Davidion'l In the mock military court i The portrait levelling at the initiationof Phi Connie vocalist. vassing of dormitories this year, of interest not only to those humor magazine, will be at the the annual pictures which were Kappa on Monday evetl- since the Cabinet has decided that martiallast Friday Lieutenant Beta Four Dancei taking chemistry but to others pout office thii Friday, Rut Mil- \Y. Armstrong was con- ordered by a Urge number of !ing in the banquet hall of no one should make a contribution lames The set approa- as well. The meeting will be ler, editor-in-chief, hal announc- victed (if of students have arrived and are Building, final before the who feels that it is being forced the charges refus- Chambers ching holidays will include four presided over by President ed. ing to obey and of drawing aII now available. Students may ob- i The subject of Professor von upon him. "The gift does not dances. On Friday afternoon from Locke White. Thii is»ue of the magazine weapon a superior officer. ; tain them by coming by the :Bcchcrath's speech consisted of tbe count so much as the spirit with upon 5:00 I'. M. to 7:fK) The program will consist of a will be the tecond of the year, The court was opened by Major room of Mark Lillard, Quips and causes leading up to the recent P. M. there will you give it," said Torrcy. be which number of interesting and Bpectacu- the first having come outduring I. 1.. Ballard. Sam llempbill. court Cranks Business Manager, in 10 world rebellion. ll<- stated. "Tbe a tea dance. The formal dance "Y" Cabinet does not want given night "The lar experiments performed by some the week of Homecoming. The recorder, took the oath, and the Georgia Dormatory. It is nec- I9tll century ended in I92<> with a will he on the same to embarrass anyone about the from 10:00 P. M. to J:00 A. M. On members of the society. The mem- December imir will be in cele- whole court was sworn in. essary that all students who depression. Now we are living in question of donating money to the Saturday bers and their experiments arc as bration of Chrittmai. The usual The witnesses for the prosecution ordered enlargements on the an age when lower classes having there will be another tea Gift fund." dance in tbe afternoon from four- follows : columns will be presented, as who had been present at the drill first order get them before the lost their leaders, have come to Eight Hundred . tliirty to six-thirty. The informal Goal of Tom Mullen will perform ex- well as other features and arti- when the alleged assault occurred beginning of the Christmas holi- tin- fore." lie also pointed out that being placed at strat- night dance will be Saturday Boxes are periments on air pressure and the cles. There will be thirty-two were then presented by the trial days, Friday, December 16. The the peace made at Munich may be Riven campus any night 8:30 P. M. to 12:00 egic points on tbe and explosion of a mixture of hydro- pages, the same number as the judge advocate, Wesley Cogbill, anil enlargements were made by a blessing; for the reason that from P. wishing to donate any M. Then- will no at student gen and chlorine, Hob Doty will last issue. bis George Jones, Louis Dunbar and Daniel ttudio of world conflagration would destroy be four breaks money may drop his assistants. both of the evening amount of sbow tbe formation of solid alcho- Hipp, l'age. Captain Andy Raleigh. all of our 'social and political in- affairs. these and Hill Immediately contribution into one of hol and crystals. Turner described bow Lieut. John stitutions. before intermission goal been set at 1 at the formal dance Friday night boxes. The has liecchcr Sitterson will prove the ordered l.t. Armstrong to From 6:00 I. M. to 7 M IV M. the they hope Tice bad eight.hundred dollars and solubility of glass. Hill Rainey will Three Injured take his platoon in, bow Armstrong eleven new men were initiated for- the PanHellenic Council will hold handling the (inure consisting of that the new method of show bow molten iron can be had drawn his saber, and how Tici Law Notables mally in the faculty Room after Council more success- members anil alternates with dates. contributions will he taken from thermite. Vance Myers him against insubordin j which they retired to the biinqilCt pledge and InAutomobile hud warned , Favors he distributed by Ray- ful than that of cards will perform an experiment on ation. Second witness, l.t. Cliarli- Meeting room. Among the guests were will dormitory canvassing. Cabinet Linville, Garvey Hold mond Pittman, president of the The burning pbosphorus. Ward, and Sample, confirmed Turner's state- . several members of the faculty of has made Faith the theme and they B, Slightly Symposium ('. Council and Miss Mary Beth Ran- Dr. S. Knight, chemistry pro- Hurt ment, l.t. T. I'. I'orter asserted Several Attend Quecns-Chicoro College. l>r. K. stressing to the student body fessor, [ dolph of Nashville, Tc-nn. are will climax the program by in- that Armstrong was not wearing From Davidson Urown acted as toastmaster for the the point of faith in giving. Three Davidson students were preparing fluorescein and showing Sunday night proper insignia. witness- Currie, occasion, l'rof. E. J. Krwin deliver- Decorations publicity campaign this jured late when the tbe These Professor Archibald Dr. The for its oxidation to mercurochrome. by ed the formal welcome lo the new car in which they wireridingskidd- es were cross examined the de- Uene Williamson. Jack Ferguson, The decorations lor the coming project will he carried on in an preceding open meeting, II. Just the ed off the slippery pavement. fense. Dan Gilliam, and Pete Marrhant members John Rcisncr present- event educational manner. Lectures,chap- i will be done in Christmas tbe society members will elect from Ward, of car. was Tbe defense then to law Symposium ed the response. talks, feature stories in the Kill driver the endeavored attended the Duke colors of red. green, and white. el their group onc wno |s considered prove that Armstrong drew bis Those initiated were: J. II Rcis- slides I cut on the head. Charlie Linville held at Durham on December the Mistletoe- and holly will also he Davidsonian and illustrated the most outstanding to become an Sergeant Nccly, ncr, M. K. Locks White. suffered a bruise face and knees, sabre in horseplay. second and third. Morrow. freely used. The holiday spirit will will be the main points in the cam- automatic member of American S. S. Robinson, R. the while Hub Garvey bruised bis arm first witness, stated tb.it Captain This symposium, which is part ol C. Webb. W. J. he the general paign. Society. A. Page, < W. theme. Chemical Tbe student and his face. Both Ward and Lin- Turner's evidence was not valid, Itin- centennial celebration of Duke Williams. W. Rob- Boxes Cloned on 15th will very probably attend erts, M. Hcmphill, ('. Brewer, Set lickets arc now on sale but elected ville'remained in tin- college in- The other witnesses, stated ib.it University, was held in conjunction S. R. The boxes will be closed Decem- meeting Armstrong. deadline on their purchase has been the annual of this national firmary for observation following |Armstrong did not draw bis weapon meeting of the state and o. V. 15th and the sum announced honorary with the annual sci for Thursday night .it 9:00 P. M. ber society next spring. the accident. in intent to assault Captain Tire. bar association The theme of the ♥ the next day. This will he a change In view <>l the fad thai the boys were returning of tin- court, found meeting modern so- ' since contributions have been al- Tbe three 'file members was "law in "(JcorRia Rats" will 'meet the from Warrenton, Ward's home, Lt. Armstrong guilty ;unl sentenced Club To Have lowed to run over into February in Physics Group eietv." "Watts Tea Hounds" on the grid- they spent week-end. jurists hiti*j"ti:it»<»n.'il past years. If some boy finds it where had tbe him. Several of iron Saturday afternoon, the infor- As car rounded a curve near reputation made on this impossible to make a contribution the ♥ addresses Photo Exhibit mal dance will serve as a victory Hears Papers Concord, on the Concord-Asbeboro theme. Some of tin- notables were before Christmas the Cabinet will hall for oiu' of these rivals. highway, it skidded on tile wet Dr. Harold Ludi, professor at Lori- On Tuesday and'Thursday, Dec- accept the gift after Christmas, but Dick Aycock and Ballard Jim pavement and overturned into a Team Elects <|i>M University, Judge Stevens of j ember I.' and 1-4. tin Photographic the real campaign closes December presented papers at regular the Wa&hingtoiVj prominently ( lull will hold .mi exhibit of photo- 15th. meeting of Sigma Pi Sigma, honor- ditch. who is Numeral Club Meets All oi" tin- occupants of the car mentioned for the supreme graphs made by amateur photogra- ary physics society, held last Mon- NewManager next were temporarily knocked uncons- couri appointment, and Mi Wall phers here at Davidson. The ex- Davi(Ison's newly-formed Xmu- day night at 7:00 in Chambers cious. Gravey and Ward, the first Mashburn Chosen Varsity er Lippman. distinguished commen- hibit will lake place in Hie Social cral Club will hold it-- second meet- Spanish Frat Meets Building. «>:.?() to revive, t,it'>r public ing ("tii^hi ;k in the l> Club Aycock took Linville .from the Manager By Large on affairs. Center. discussed visual and car way A large lawyers The showing, consisting of about. n ll >m. Al Rjxler presided at the regular graphic speclroscopic instruments, and made their to a farm- Majority number of ami - house. The farmer took the hoys law students from throughout tin 1 forty prinis. will contain .ill typesi This clifb Vk hose purpose i^ to meeting of Sigma Delta Pi. honor- both their construction and., uses. the rest of the way to Davidson. At the "I)" club banquel on !asl -t;n<' attended ihi> convention of photography such as candid promote participation in freshmen ary Spanish fraternity, which was Among the more uses are || familar badly Thursday night was announced of inspiration shots, ariistir shots, portraiture I] -ports, was recently established by held last Monday night in the qualitative analyses of anil hauled tin- car. not it which was one and arid chemical damaged? to Mount Pleasant thai Charlie Mashburn was elected learning. other-. First, second ami third |the I) Chili. Its membership now Quardranglcr's room. substances composition and the of — — varsity manager for will made, by is composed <>f those freshmen who The program began with a dialo- heavenly bodies. ♥ # football next awards he chosen year. vote of the students who attend. won their numerals in football ami gue between Hill l.oftin and Elmer read entitled, Ballard a paper Yule The hour- for the exhibit will he cross-country. Hulen entitled "La Clase dc Gram- "Sunspots." Tie the Society Holds In tin- vi.liny \fashburn received Program described nature chapel Tuesday i membership was an- 33 votes, Jeep received 7 from on till '>:00 Tin- club will be atica." This followed by of sunspots and tbe various theories Gladden 1 votes, I. M. and on Wednesday from supplemented in the middle of other dialogue between Roy Cunn- regarding upon voles. Hn!i Coltrain 7 ami Will Be Given their influence the Holiday Party chapel :(K) Wed basketball by those men ingham and Marshall Houston. tcrrestial atmosphere Burch 3 votes. In the run off fnr till 7:IX>. At 7 on season and weather. The annual YMCA Christmas nesf|a\ will In- a lecture concerning who have played sufficient quarters Their part was named "A La Luz He hypotheses Members of tbe Philanthropic equipment and freshirten inmincers stated that some had service will be held ill Chambers chemical properties of photograpjlic to j^rt their niniurai-. de La Luna." Fred Harbin then been brought forth suggesting the Literary Society held a gala Christ- which was held Monday Jeep Glad- auditorium next Sunday night at paper- sponsored by Eastman Ko- Officers of the club .in- Claude reviewed a Spanish novel mas party last night. This was the den received a majority over Col- influence of sunspots upon the 7:30 o'clock. Mi-- Kathcryn Swain dak Hackney, President A motion was made by Prof. stock market. last meeting before Christmas va- Irain and Bureli and was electcd Company. This should prove : Charlie Watt. of Winston-Salem will be the nuest interesting to photographers rc- Vice-President; and George Marsh. Fleagle that since no member of This was the meeting cation, and closed the fall undertak- equipment manaper while Coltrain first at artist. (Continurd .-» Pa{ir Five) Secretary tbe Davidson faculty could be pre- which the five new ings of the Phi Society. received a majority over Thirch and members. Rill The stage will be decorated with the modern language meet- The program was a varied one, was elected freshmnn manager. The sent at Johnston. A. C. Warliok, Jr., C. C. boughs among ing in San Francisco, the head of Clark, and included a Christmas oration, junior managers fnr next year have cedar in and out the Walter Kunz. and Rufus orchestra which will open the (Conlitturd on Page Six) Allison, were "Christmas Around the World." not been selected. W. A. Smart Speaks present. service with "Lift Up Your Heads" On Faith depicting the various ceremonies who is second Charlie Afnshhurn. tbe After the pre- observed throughout the different vice-president body from Messiah. "f the student lude Glee Club will sing the "There are nun in our colleges]] and have developed mental faculties Icountries. Christmas carols were the Dr.HoodLeads School and a member of the Phi Delta chorale: "Break Forth, C) Beaute- today who feel that their faith is which lead them to question things Sunday sung by the entire society. A real The!a social fraternity, will sue- they formerly I .^ { ous, Heavenly Light" by Bach. gradually slipping away from them, which accepted with- Santa Claus visited the society. Al ceed Cage Brewer as varsity man-j Dr. Frazcr Hood led the Sunday temple. In the same way our early Sherrad Rice will lead tbe audi- ami they are powerless to prevent iout doubt. Tfae present period of Itixler and Ken Macfntyre deliver- Jeep GlaMdcn is member ]' progress is school service in the Phi Hall last ancestors were tempted through a^er.

If you really want to make a good house- party out of it, go to the movies, listen SUPER SNOOPINGS to radio programs,use the libraries, read the CAMPUS IN CARTOON best magazines. Hut have, a purpose ;not Founded By the Class of 1915 Saturday night. "Gc-gaggie," moan- a specific purpose, but an pur- all-inclusive ed Ned, "I got left." But Rea re- 1938 Member 1939 pose, the fulfillment of which must —pre- turned to the campus, and, try as PissociGlodCo!!e6iote Pres$ cede special development in any field the Imay,all Icould get from him was dope." Shorty Parrish, Roy- Distributor of acquisition of a good background. a "no « all Branton, and John Purdie, are Gblle6icrleDi6est reported to have sought an emer- Supreme Court gency exit from a certain Charlotte Published Weekly"For a Better Davidson" Special rule No. 1 from the student regu- apartment house at the sound of a passing fire engine's siren— Printed By The lations reads as follows: "Students are not a STANDARD PRINTING COMPANY case nf mistaken identity, no doubt. permitted to keep or use automobiles, or Here and There: Colonel Liipfert Charlotte, North Carolina By LAWSON motorcycles save when they are used by KEN returned from Lynchburg with a SUBSCRIPTION RATES those residing nearby to attend College smile on his lips and a song in his Ten cent* p*r copy. Jl.Si the ColLffUte ymmr daily, or by other students only over week- GUEST COLUMNIST, heart after listening to sweet no- OVID BELL things murmured by the lovely Miss «r ends, and then only when cars are listed — RtMIIINTIO roR NATIONAL AOVKNTIStNO Drennen despite evidence in the Have you ever written a column.' of a NationalAdvertising Service,Inc. Dean's office." haven't, and "two-time" act produced on the College Repreientaltre Imust confess that I Publitbert Obviously, by this rule students are not you suffer Charlotte Observer's society page. «2O Madison AVI. NEW Vohk. N. Y. I am hoping that will allowed to use their cars during the week. my scribbling! in noble silence. Ken Frank Harrison and Gene Vercen Lawson, snoop- were literally bowled over by a Davidson, It also seems clear that they are allowed your regular "super Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office at comely North Carolina, under the act of March 3rd, 187si. to use them over the week-endif the cars U* 0FBU30MSa*&(WO3T.TtACHER? ing" correspondent,is in the Infirm- school-teacher in Salisbury WMwMw^^Njj on a Sabbath evening, but are listed in the Dean's so, C0UE66. TRAINSLIONS ANDTIGERS W//W/MMP ary with influenza, and here I am "Crisco" HIM. MARQUESS Editor-in-Chief office. If thisbe RELAXATION / -" thing I.ATIMER - Business Manager "fajk FOR REST AND ? _ pinch-hitting for him in spite of wouldn't tell me a because JOHN' then why art the students not allowed to blackmail, ' violent protests on my part to the . .. Shades of perhaps? EDITORIAL STAFF_ their cars over the week-end if they Terrell Porter Assistant Editor use calm, persuasive statement by Edi- Miller Sproull developed into a Managing Editor HORACE MANN star, Jack Abern»th» _ Managing have filled the requirements? If there were v tor Marquess was to be his sprint so Iam told, and left Erie Austin - Editor fjm^^ that I Jack Holland Managing Editor to "guest columnist." Bobbie Relnhardt on a Davidson Karl Hudson ~ Managing Editor a Supreme Court appeal to for the stu- Sam Spencer Managing Editor The first impulse of a "great col- doorstep to be confronted by an -- -.Sports Editor dents, the restricting of automobiles as it *\ OF PUBLIC EDUCATION. /¥< " Toni Caiali H those nasty irate father. Addison Long was Ovid Bell Associate Editor now on umnist is to make all toe Calvin Associate Editor is done except dance week-ends "digs" has been j\nd plan- found singing in the showers after Wesley Coghilt Associate Editor FUST STATE NORIML _^^fb>~ he saving Terry Sloan - Associate Editor would undoubtedly lie declared unconstitu- ■PPXV SCWBL IN WAERICA ■' ning to draw from his bag of tricks patching up with a lovely Salisbury Edi'or wk^am,unn.of Henry Baker .Movie we no Supreme to John time, whispered Walt Kuni Staff Photographer tional. But have Court ■T■^7 IJll^/K\ ■(/\\i#i\\'l TUSA ATHLETE, WEARS for along and so Idug down lass. Dame Rumor that BUSINESS STAFF appeal to,' or if there is one. it has been kept J m r^Zc-^\ jBfflMl 14V SHOES.' USUALLY to bring out some of the choicer a certain Miss Randolph, Pan-Hel- B B I'lyltr Asst Business Manager STARTSPRACTICELATE AS Hi carefully, lim .Advertising Manager hidden. All that we, the students, can do KM I VB 'Wffl ones. 1 dusted them off lenic President Pittman's date for Currie Advertising Manager WAlnfl../ 11 HASTO WAITFORH« SPECIAL- Bill Koss ■ SlJ «...is*-e_r.— j^-p cunp; hut, alas, something told me that the coming dances, hails not from Julian l.cikey - Circulation Managrr is request some explanationof the present to arrive. — Tom Hackney - Circulation Manager Bill would censor them before INashville as reported to the Ob- — Collection Manager distorted interpretation of this regulation. — Bud Gilmore got"started. Now into the waste server but from Jacksonville. If there i- doubt that this has becti any rule basket they go, after being cherish- IHarper Beall, with the far-away Editorial Dilemma quoted correctly, then turn to page nine- Letters To The Editor ed for so long. look in his eye that reaches out to teen of the Rules and Regulations and j In the Queen City :The lads made Flora MaeDonald, dropped in to In every college there is always some sort WOULD CHANGE TIME read for yourselves. nasimn. Not for the purpose of fur- their exodus Saturday, and most of bemoan the fact that he is not a of dissension between the administrative OF VESPERS ther emphasizing athletics, be- R. hut them could be found in their usual Senior. department ami the student body.The cause STUART OGLESBY. Dear Bill: cause it is unfair to the seven haunts that night. For instance, 1 "Sub-Deb Chatter," that feature of the trouble usually arises from the atti- Every Sunday afternoon from six! hundred students registered here stopped at The Tavern, seeking Column in the Charlotte Observer to six-thirty several members of and to the ones who will register outside, tude cif the Students themselves. They can shelter from sodden skies penned by doll-like Peggy Dunna- Campus Campus the Davidson student body engage! here to be forced to confine their to find several gratis and lads way, yielded no worthwhile gossip sec only their side of the problem ; they From To in against a Krim race time. winter exercise periods to the pres- gathered about and pursuing their Sunday, except that it was her feel that they are getting a raw deal in We nail-biters and hair-pullersi nit gymnasium. favorite pastime of taking life easy. birthday. That more Hamilton, N*. V.— (ACP)— Additional evidence that ' sounds like many respects and would honestly like to are the unfortunate studeuts who In the first place, the space which Right in the middle of one of Char- "helpful hints" than gossip, but, the tutorial system is of to today's ' great aid under* have been off the campus for the the present Alumni Gym affords is lie Sherman's tall stories, a dapper know the reasons for some of the restric- graduates has by Colgate University if I'm wrong. I'll have to blame been released week-end and have Waited to catchI far overtaxed by the organized gentleman my tions placed upon them. In referring to the here*. Davidson clad in rakish it on poor hearing. And Ican't officials the north or southbound bussesI teams which it must house. The in- costume topped off by a corduroy keep from wondering whether her students in this manner we do not imply After five years of using the system. Colgate rec- theoretically at which arrive here' '■ tra-mural program must shift as "pork-pie" hat stalked in to be report of the S.A.E. party was sup- the student body as a whole lias ords show that the student malcontent who is unable d:04 and 6:11 P, give' that this M. This would best it can from periods immedi- greeted by the resounding cry, posed to prophetic, perhaps to adjust himself to his lias virtu- ' be but attitude. Perhaps it is not even the major- environment been us time to get it snack and easily atelv after dinner to periods illl- "Two-gun I.atinier rides again1" ally eliminated. she tore herself away from the fes- at Vespers.■ the make the 6:30 deadline mediately after supper) it being a With my good ear to the ground, to pound out ity, but rather the minority. But min- great treatment heen — tivities the latest "One result of individual has Hut when the clock points to1 well-known fact that exercise after Ilearned that Tenney "dope" ority which does complain and harangue personality problems Rea and Ned in the small hours of the marked decrease in on the (>:2S and we have only reached1 meals like this is very injurious to such and Ivcrson had serious "date trouble" morning. tines so with verbosity emphasis campus." one faculty leader stated. Huntcrsville or the outskirts ofi health. In the Becond place, the The medical department number that it seems to lie the expressionof more revealed that the Moorcsville, we begin to despair of freshman team has to practice at 1 ' merely a few. Yet that minority is of nervous breakdown cases per year has heen re- making Vespers on time. We know night, simply because there :.s no than one. duced from five to the organist, just as sure as deathi other time. This takes away their often justified in expressing its opinion. Colgate I Under the system, individuatization is Iand tuition, will strike the opening: regular study period, for which, It is unfortunate that in a college paper hroughi to mji-*. education. " Besides conferences re- chords of the prelude the split- try as they might, they can not Tn theGroove the of students are ex- garding class room work, preceptors and tutors dis- ■U^'i Only opinions the second those clock hands reachi compensate in the afternoon; and pressed. A solution to this would be to cuss the students' personal*****problems, (.:.!() on the dial generally breaks down the purposes t^Mp- By TOM PERR1N print the views of both students and ad- When we finally reach Davidson,. for which the college was created. Baltimore, \fd.—(ACD— cartoon-; Poetry and have madly campusI mi we race across the In the third place, those who are ministration any controversial question Into the scheme of things at — broken educational Johns tugging our heavy suitcase, run up1 not yet varsity material have no a nice little theory. We would be only Hopkins ' University here. the stairs puffing and blowing,only place to develop, ll is a well known publish an editorial or letter (i use movies, drawings CANDY FROM BABY Verily till memory too glad to educators whi and to liinl that our dash has been ini facl thai basketball players must ... the of this columnist models one better. l\iibert William Hegner, medi- tliiti; must be a choice spot in the from a faculty member explaining why the Ivain and thai the service is well l>c good when they report to Dav- — runneth not to the contrary, it is to coluipnista cal zoologist, u-i-s poems rind cartoons make his !under way. We disturb the audience1 hereafter reserved for jinvariably predicted that this set Executive Committee or Mime other such idson or not stand a chance of mak- very lectures more interesting and more effective. in the rear with necessary ing place. life is so hard for them in this will flop. And almost as invariably body has laid down certain rules and are commo- the team. Tn the fourth week, ■ world. Last for example we As an example of this new educational aid. Or. tion, and while thinking several ir- the gymnasium is completely out- those devotees of Terpsichore who sure that the students would read them Hegner points to girl religious thoughts were rejoicing inwardly over the go his cartoon of a in a bath- we flop into a moded; the floor is dead at num- do pronounce it the most en- singing, beautiful copy this proposed Geor- joyable gladly. Professors and administration play tub "I Ain't Got \'<> Body." The refrain and scat and spend the rest of the ser- erous places, js (this of the year. So you'll prob- and not level gia-Watts grid might a hip part in the student's life and it seems, the cartoon made up only of dots illustrate the vice trying to get our breath, en- by placing classic be ably regret it if you aren't there. can be demonstrated a yield, when, number of parasites in a human being. tirely oblivious to sermon. The1 made to just before By the way, if the Pan-Hell plu- too us that a paper representative of the ***** the ball on the floor and watching it deadline, ■ our one thing How- consequences tp suck an experience roll to the lowest place). In the — was snatch- tocrats don't put out something in college should recognize the fact. College. (ACP)~ ditty ed away from us called off. Con- State Miss— That musical are not limited to heart strain andI fifth place, the gymnasium is a the next few days about Midwinters ever, we have yet to see one that does. "sleeping the ' fidentially, though, always music, of in kitchen with his feet in the hall" nervous prostration, but the college source of embarrassment to those we've they'll begin to lose our It is indeed an editorial dilemma. The became a reality on the Mississippi State College cam- ' suspected that some columnist has confidence. adds the crowning blow of a third of tis wholove Davidson. Our rivals Still, the current rumor to pus, recently. of been behind each of the annual faculty advises cutting student criticism here a cut for being tardy and a■ laugl))t at it, and those members of features T. Dorsey, (but never has Prepared dormitory feuds; certainly they a minimum;the students feel that unless for the worst after the recent radio whole one if the sermon has begun. higii school and junior college one favored by Dame Rumor actu- hoax describing an attack from Mars. State students N'ow the fanned the flames in high glee. ally are are moral to my story is not teams who visit Davidson and are made music for us when the their opinions fully expressed they giant appeared LET'S DANCE came). took to cover when a 12-foot on the that church should be abolished. I naturally attracted to the college ... This week- time We know a fellow who being deprived of their rights on their own end, according to usually reliable campus. am pleading only that something: shy away because of it. There are wouldn't take Duke over McCallie paper. The editor has to take a stand some- College officials as morbidly curious as were stu- sources, is to see the second and you be done to ease the tension on us other reasons too numerous to men- unless gave him points, and he dents frightened, investigate^ the of final dance set of this fast -waning says where between these two points of view. story two stu-* Sunday travelers. Why don't we" tion httP»«, holdingtrue for all sports it's Dorsey, even money. dents who claimed that a giant passed their second semester. We might as well pass We don't like to feel that we are merely ' catch an earlier bus? The answer housed there. NO DRILL Simply because it story window several times. simply on the observation that, at least| ... "stooges." We don't in is that the only other Grey- Surely, there cannot be a more iprobably won't be recorded by any want to lie biased Here's Slier Young, engineering the Joke: wood hounds in the afternoon arrive in pressing need at Davidson. Please other earthly news agency, wehcre- giving only one side of a problem. "Editori- sophomore, is a past master at stilt-walking. Adding Davidson between three and three- consider the wishes of those whom by note the fact that Monday was is right ! spectacle is the fact he has pair of were naturally quite interesting, | al dilemma" to the that a thirty o'clock. This means start- the college serves and those who the first day this year when the pants long enough to completely hide his stilts. especially since Coach Wade is tak- ing back to college on Sunday serve the college, first. We are anxi- drill board was graced with the ***** morning very ing his 1938 edition of Duke Blue — or in the early after- ous for the day when all the pro- gladdest words of tongue or pen Background noon, Devils to the west coast in a few Rloomington. Ind.— (ACP)— Alvin N. "no" Mc- denying us the pleasure of posed improvements are carried out, No Drill Today. Never before, we'll University's gridiron mentor, dinner weeks for the big classic. We recently read a statement made by a Millan. Indiana has with our family or thei but none do we long for more than bet. in all recorded military or famous feature writer to a group of journal- started a tempest in the stadium bowl. chance to sec the object of our that great day when Davidson A few of the California column- meteorological history has there Bo has proposed that football teams be quarter- trip again Sunday afternoon. cheer-leaders can announce the pep- ists have criticized the selection of hecn such an uninterrupted ism students that might well have been them, gone line of fracked by the coaches who train with the There are two courses of action meeting in the "new gym" and real- Duke and some have even so incredibly perfect Monday. Wed- made to any college student. The state- — far as say they mentor running on to the field before each scrim- for the remedy of this situation. Ki- ly mean new. R.H.VV. to that had just nesday, and Friday afternoons. At ment was this, "You must have back- mage to next play change as soon see Smith College select the for the team. He ther the Greyhound sche- * ♥ " * or Vassar last the drouth is broken. ground." advocates the change so that "a mature man and dule or postpone the Sunday even- as the Kast's representative. Of ON, BLUE DEVILS course, SUGGESTINGS Once there Development along any line is impossible not a hoy" will be responsible for the team's play. ing services to 7:00 or at least Coach Wade wouldnot com- ... himself, was a man who stepped on a ban- without background. A college student who Coaches all over the country are arguing the rt:45. We do not know which would Dear Bill: mit but there was some- ana peel and proposal, thing in the tone hasn't banana where pros and cons of the but Wisconsin's Harry be hardest to do. but we would like Rose Bowl bound Duke's Coach of his voice that since .. "Why," lacks it will never get ahead. He will al- sums opinion ldads us to believe that those parti- . asks a letter from Stuhldreher it up with the statement that the to hear the school's on the Wallace Wade topped off the "D" a freshman, "do they waysbe cramped andperhaps hauntedby his plan "must be backed by coaches who have had tough question. cular scribblers may have to "eat call the An- Club banquet last Wednesday night nual, 'Quips 'n Cranks'?" acquired such information luck with their quarterbacks." Refore we sign off, we would re- th'm words." And most of us here Answer: failure to have with a masterful address which he because it is composed pictures big very at Davidson think they will, despite of as he finds he needs. It is never too late mind the students that after a ably presented under the cam- of students and faculty. Sunday dinner at 12:30 and no ex- ouflage of a one-sided bull ses- the fact that U.S.C. trounced Notre to do this, but the sooner the better. Two Congratulations. Both of those good enough ercise during the afternoon oneisn't sion. We here at Davidson had Dame. "Big Blue," were or three years can be a big handicap. Minute Philosophy very hungry and the best of for Hal Sugg's column three long at 5:30 but usually gets heard not only of the high achieve- luck ! years It is universally admitted that one of the pit Congratulations ago, so they are good enough By MONROE BUSH, JR. a bottomless in his stomach a- ments of this man in the realm are also in order you. evening. for Maybe we ought to tell greatest faults of educational institutions "I am the light of the world; he that foltoweth round lOi&O in die A more of America's most popular collegi- for Fred Smith and the others re- you evening sponsible putting that we read Sugg in the '35- today lies, not in the lack of availableback- me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the normal meal hour would ate sport, hut of his extreme modes- for on such an 36 — certainly save the students' money enjoyable banquet, "Davidsonian" for inspiration. ground, but the failure, present light of life." Jesus Christ. ty about it all and this was cer- and for getting Even in to this ***** such if there's no inspiration, it's a and would give the boarding houses tainly verified. up an excellent program. ColinI very material in such a manner as to impress the longer Sunday pleasant way to pass the time "The essence of knowledge is, having it, to apply a afternoon. Coach Wade, in his preliminary Smith. Pete Marchant, and Toni need to it. — of the day, Sugg being our student withhis know The facts ; it, Yours truly, remarks, Casali were there as the Marx bro- idea of it not having to confess your ignorance." stated that he was not the ideal campus are almost useless when presented for the L. W. and thers, the varsity quartet sang, the columnist. His Confucius. * * * * had never tried to be a public lines are old enough, too, They ***** speaker, impromptu Speeches were good. to use sake of fact. must be made applica- but members of his audi- Dr. again in a pinch. ble to students. "The broad-minded seeth truth in different relig- "NEW GYM" ence were ready in five minutes Lingle said some appropriate words, and Dave Warden ♥ College may be ions;the narrow minded sec only their difference." Dear Bill: not only to doubt that statement, made a nice a four-year house-party, — good, Energy spent in getting even Chinese Proverb. I feel that Ispeak for practically but to contradict it. It is safe to talk. It was all including the is but has anyone ever gone on a house-party ***** better spent in getting the entire student body, for most say that even the coaches and sports hog-calling which blasted the raft- ahead. without at least a tooth brush and a — alumni, majority ers. » clean "Broad ideas hated by narrow ideas this is the of the and a of .writers present had never heard so Repeat shirt? People do, however, go very struggle progress."— Hugo. the faculty, when Iexpress the So the best everything orders are more important try to to of ***** much concentrated football told in of to the than one large single college withouta text-book and an attentive sincere hope that the next build- such an instructive and down to "D" Club. Those boys deserve a lot order. "As we get better we meet better people.**—El- ing constructed on the Davidson earth manner. His reminiscences of credit. mind. 1 Way l° make m°" ey" ° bert Hubbard. about oast exoerienc^s at Pi 1 he!" or""' 4 WedneicUr, December 7th, 1938 THE DAVIDSONIAN P«r« Thraa

War Waged Officials Attend Annual "IV Club Ranquet Physics Frat WadeLauds On Disease Initiated HereDavidsonAt Sigma Pi Sigma Celebrates Of Founding In 1921 On f Leprosy Davidson Campus D' Banquet Biederwolf Colony Helps Sirrtna I'i Sigma, national Famous Coach Reminsces On Korean Lepers To Regain honorary physics society this His Previous Rose Bowl Human Status week celebrates its founding Experience mi the Davidson campus. In far away Korea there arc iin December 11. 1921, Or. J. M. Wallace Wade, mentor of an seven hundred and thirty lep- Douglas, Prof. J. I.. Douglas, and unbeaten, untied, and un- ers in the Biederwolf Leper IV,.f. W. VV, Wood. .-,11 of the scbred-upon Duke eleven, faculty Colony and nianv more wait- Davidson and six Davidson ]ir;ii~<-ii»' <_' _ _ _ " „.,. honorary members an- A. H. Comp- know." __^ ...... &...... M^|jjj^ ton, of it. The latter type of leprosy causes the University of Chicago, In his talk he reminisced about The "D" club held it. annual football banquet Thursday evening, December 1.1, in banquet the cracking of the skin and often the hall of Chamber.. The principal K. T. Compton, president, of Mass- his previous Rose Bowl experiences. "pealcer of the evening wai Coach Wallace Wade, who.e Duke Blue Devil, chalked unbeaten, gangrene sets in on the nose, feet up an untied and un.cored-upon .ea.on achusetts Institute of Technology. His first trip was as a member of thi. fall. Left to right are: Pre.ident J. D. Hick., Coach Ever, Dr. Lingle, Dr. gradually rot oflf. Gene Me W. L. and Captain Dave Warden. Wade in hi. W. H. G. Swaim of the Hanoi tin- Brown team which played and hands which address, highly praised athletics at Davidson. These lepers have no feeling in the Research Foundation and Dr. F. Washington State in the first clas- Alumni Secretary Conrad Fredrick Smith was ni.i.l.r of ceremonies at the banquet, Hick., president K. Richtmyer infected parts even though they are and J. D. of the "D" Club of Cornell. sic of the modern series. This was pre.ided. Other speakers were President Walter L. Lingle, Captain Warden, Sigma left wide open. Dr. R. M. Wilson, Dave "Colonel" Jake Hou.ton of the Charlotte Ob.erver I'i Sigma is now one of in 1916. Thrice since then, he has and Coach Gene McEver. -(Photo head of the Leper Colony, once saw Courte.y of Charlotte New.) the associated societies of the Am- taken teams out there and has nev- erican a leper afflicted with this type of Association for tlie Advance- er returned defeated. Once his team leprosy sitting by the side of the ment of Science. At the semi-an- was tied. meeting road sewing up a very raw and nual of this association a He praised, particularly, the sou- AMONG THE GREEKS Dr. VovAes Will Be Host Sigma morbid looking crack in his foot I'i Sigma meeting is held. thern teams which have played in 'Ihe national secretaries with a needle anfl thread and the Betai HoldFeed For Brother White went to Greensboro. lo date this West Coast classic in past To Fellowship Qroup have been Dr. R. W. Craves, years. man could feel no pain. Kappa Snappas Brother Hudson spent Sunday in Life of the Duke University speech was to an The Koreans have hardly any Brothers Abbott and Squires went Charlotte with the Harrisons, as "Young People's Medical School. This the climax Work in The H. Ftilcher eating, speech-making, ideas as to how to cure leprosy. hnine Charlotte as usual on Sat- usual, and Brother Hipp was also Prof. E. of Davidson, evening of to Church" to be Theme of Pi aiul l)r Those who contract the disease are urday niglit. while Brother Steere in Charlotte visitiiiK his mother. Meeting Sunday Gamma Mu Marsh White who is now and frolics. Immediately following secretary. banquet, Fred Smith, Davidson treated worse than animals by their went home to Asheboro andpledge- Brother Harry Carpenter journey- the Ihe society Secretary, telegrams fellow man. The only way pos- Rankin went to Mt. Gilead. ed to GalTnev, S. C, and pledge night Hears offers a national fel- Alumni read brother Sunday immediately Torrey lowship and has been Roosevelt, Adolf sible for them to live is by begging Brother McKnight and pledge-bro- Barnhardl went home to Concord. following Vespers, the Life active in ob- from President passcrsby give dog a main of the I'i Gam- taining scholarships and placement Hitler, and Benito Mussolini. All of to a dead ther Winn spent the week-end in Brother Hudson i>. slightly ill with Group will at Tht feature Fellowship meet ma program, of Sigma I'i Sigma men grad- expressed regrets mile, for that's what they're com- Winston-Salem. influenza and is temporarily con- the- home "f Dr. G. R. Vowles. Mu held laijji 'Friday after these the of the Supcrstitution plays high) at 7 uation. A national convention is held senders that they Could not attend monly called. a The chapter held its usual Sunday fined to the infirmary. 'Ilic rrntntl llictnc of the nicet- o'clock in Dr. Gwynn's large part Koreans classroom, was a lalk about every two years, the last the banquet. in what the night feed at which honored guests ♥ ♥ * ing is to be "Young People's on "The cur- rehl Situation being held at Purdue University Those Mad next made think is a cure for the dreaded were Henry Bahnson, Hewes Par- Work in the in China" given by tttarx.es by Pi Kap. Have Hay-Ride Church." Archer Torrcy. This in 193S. their appearance on the scene. Grou- disease. It is believed some of rish, and the Kappa Snappa fratern- speakers talk was fol- At River Three student are on lowed by i lengthy discussion, No little distinction has been cho out to be Shaw Srrtrtli, them that eating human flesh is a ity. Brother Gales McClintock Williams, turned chapter hay- the program, Rod Sher- brought to Davidson, primarily cure and one beggar is known to his three in the The entire held a A motion was passed at the be- a while CUiit1^ was Tony Casali. Pete brought brothers rard Rice, and Shaw Smith. Rod, liberal arts college, have sold her three year old child of Kappa Snappa— George ride Saturday night at the home ginning o[ the meeting, to line by the fact that Marchan! played the part of Har- bonds who i- President of the Young IVo both Sigma I'i Sigma to a group of traveling lepers who Richmond, Harrison, of Miss Francis Jones on the Ca- members 25c for an unexcuscd ab- and Gamma po. "Red" Laird won the hog-call- Benny and pie's Assembly of the Presbyterian Sigma ate it. Another — tawba river. Among those present Bence. The Executive is Epsilon, national honorary ing contest between the coaches boiled the child and Hayseed Thomas to the feed. Bro- Church, principal speaker Committee supcrstitution about the cure for were Misses Broksie Folger, Ann is the of to pass on these excuses. chemistry fraternity, were founded present and the attending sports ther Louis Garrou went' home to the evening, lie is to give an ex- leprosy is that gold dust will cure Mauldin, Caroline Caublc, and Sally Several papers are to be written here. — — writers. Wallace Wade was the Valdese while Brother I.cithGarrou planatory talk mi Young People's eaten every day. One prosper- McDowell of Charlotte: Misses by Jerry Dostcr, Dave Woodward, ♥ judge. it if spent Saturday niKht in Charlotte. work in tin- church. Rice, "A change emphasis iContinurd on Pagt SWi * * " " Alice Withers. Martha Withers. Shcrrard John Mawhinncy, and Frank' Sim- of on the Dr. Walter Lingle, president of Cumnock, Cope- President of the Virginia Synod of values of campus life is necessary. Davidson, thanking not Scatter Helen and Helen mons. These are to he circulated made a talk Pika> Over Davidson; Young People, is to give the sec- High scholarship should rank as the only players, North Carolina land of and Misses Mirle outside of tlie fraternity for approv- the football but also Fetncr. Ruth Archer, Mary Emily ond talk i.n "Summer Conferences." al. most valuable achievement a stud- Ilie other athletes, who spend so D.C.QleeClub President John Reisncr visited his Kfird, 'fhe third speech is to he made by ent can make. This means Yvonne Williams. Nancy Ivan Wetmore was given charge that usc- much time practicing their various uncle In Salisbury over the week- Shaw Smith, who will h-s organizations Erazier, Annie May Brown. Dot discuss of the next program, "Community ami activities games so that Davidson may he well Concert end, while Brother Casey Jones "Christian Laymen." ought lo he discarded, Qives Brannon, and Nancy Lee Sayuor. Planning," and the meeting was others revit- represented in intercollegiate sports. took in the Hi-Y convention in alized, campus Brother Bill Ward and Pledges Gar- 'flic subject for meetings in the adjourned. and life reoriented." He praised, particularly, the mono- Glee Club and Orchestra Greensboro. Brothers Paul Lady, Norn's T. In vey and I.inville were in an auto- future, which an- lo be held every I'ritchanl. Iowa State gram club for its splendid work. Present Service Bub Coltrane, Vernon Youngblood, DURHAM, II.-(ACI')-Trail- Teachers College, mobile wrick near Concord Sat- other Sunday evening, will he di- N. calls for a search- Captain Dave Warden, when called Charlotte and pledge-brother Hoover journey- ers, tents, ing study urday night. Ward and I.inville are vided between Foreign Missions log cabins, and abandon- of extra-cirricular activi- upon, commended the 'team for the Club, ed to Concord for the week-end. ties. The Davidson Glee in still confined to the infirmary hut and work in this country, 'file first ed shacks have all been seized by — line spirit which it showed through- Brother John Scntt went lo States* " conjunction with the Davidson will he out soon. Pledge l.arkin meeting after Christmas will consist America's college students in search out the gridiron season, Orchestra, ville along with pledge-brothers nl Von can tell when you're on the Little Symphony went In Greensboro and W. C. for of a Home Mission movie with ev- inexpensive living quarters, but 'flic "Gentlemen of the Press" Crutchficld, Funkhouscr, and Scott. right road, because it's upgrade. .presentedlast Sunday night at Major ery man using his own language to undergraduates ..f tli,- University of The majority of the brothers stay- the week-end. and Mrs. the First Presbyterian Church Ballard were chaperoncs for the discuss the picture. * New Hampshire have- none one bet- of a program of reli- ed on the campus for the past week ter. Some J50. men from &mmmm.'SMSSm&i -SI0T:JS^ 35HF:!%&.Z&e?.me?.3SM>SIW. Charlotte night hay-ride. 'fhe Life Fellowship Group is very freshmen gious and several spent Saturday * * to seniors— music. ♥ ♥ anxious to obtain as a speaker for utilize war-time bar- Starting service, the orchestra in Charlotte. racks, in the * * * * S. A. E's. Travel and Hold some meeting in the future a mis- built the summer of 1918 under the direction of James Christ- furlough. to house members of the national 1 Prelude, K Sunday Hay-Ride sionary who is home on I: !* played by Gla- A.'t Have army training ian Pfohl It is hoped Darby Fulton, one corps, by Night Feed Brothers Hank Bahnson, Charlie that *L Make 'tier Xmas Merrie | zounoff. Directed Thane Mac- «>f tin- Secretaries of Foreign Mis- Tlioe barracks. although far * Donald, Glee Club gave the call Brothers Sam Newell and Tom Smith, and George Ficklen spent from ideal, the sions, will be with the group some- have opened the way to & to worship, singing "Bless the Lord, Perrin went to Columbia. S. C. to the week-end in Greenville. Broth- higher fur j% — times next semester. Also Dr. education well over JK Soul," IppolitofT Ivanoff. a Damns dance as the Riiests of ers I.em Kornegay, Hector Mac- 2,|lins Col- at THE ; WEMBDON LUGGAGE -2 of "The Old Rugged Cross," an boro and \V. C. on Saturday night. a hay-ride and weiiier roast on lege in Roanoke, Va. fhe chapter ANNOUNCING ■ SETS ancient English hymn by Bennard. Mason Wallace's cousin from Char- the banks of the Catawba river had as its guest for Sunday night OPENING «fi TOILET f& lotte, Saturday evening: Dutty E: NUNNALLYS CANDIES "« Dr. next read the scripture Miss McFayden, was the Misses dinner Mrs. Harvard of Charlotte, Johnson Walker, j hi" the completely modern j gave evening prayer. (?uest nf the chapter at dinner Sun- Jones. Sophie Annie Mac mother of Pledge-brother Lewis * and the Brown, ■ ainl ; offertory clay evening! A feed was held after .Vashti Gonto, Ann Wiley, Harvard. Brother George up-to-date i For the the orchestra Jones SS COMPACTS - played Rubenstein's "Melody InF," Church Sunday at which Brothers Peggy Dunnaway, Rita Clairy, Car- went home to Greensboro accomp- LIGHTERS PEN-PENCIL SETS '$. response, Boh Abels, '38. and Sandy MofTett. oline Miller, Margaret Chandler, anied by Plylcr | Piedmont Grill "* the Glee Gub singing as a Brothers and Tillot- \ «" RADIOS "We Give Thee But Thine Own," '36, were present. Pledge brother Delice Young, Aileen Lotig, Lucy soii. Brother Richmond went home : : Martin, & Soda the music of which was written by Bob Rock is in the infirmary with Lee Sandridge, Charlotte to Conco'rd and pledge-brother Mar- i on Mr. MacDonald. "Dear Lord and influenza. * * * " Geoffrey Jordan, Mary Marshall shall went home to Charlotte. Rro- the corner of Church ; Father of Mankind" was the sec- Jones, Jackie Burns, Margaret An- ther Darker attended the debate and Trade Sit. ■ ond hymn, after which Dr. John- Kappa Sigg Scatter to derson. * * * * [Continued on Page Sis'] j.^^^^-. ___!; | College | son gave a short meditation, talk- Various Points ing on the value of being a Christ- Brother Pittman spent the week- Phi Gams Journey end at home in Fayctteville and To Virginia ian. THE The orchestra next gave "An- Pinehurst, while Brother Jonas was Brothers Throop and Liipfert HIGH SCORE - - Pharmacy Spartanburg, Greenville, CHRISTMAS I Brahms, off to and Randolph-Macon Lynch- I dante" by and the Glee went to in of Last Week number, points Va., week-end, Club gave its fourth sing- south. Brother Scott and burg, for the while Was By & CIFTS JK DAVIDSON'S, "SERVICE DRUG STORE" IRoss went to Winston-Salem, Darby Taylor Set CANDJES J» ing "The Creation" by Richter." and Brothers and attend- , , The hymn "God of Our Fathers CHARLIE PEGRAM--147 |,. ,. ,.v v... ;: ... , ,.. M followed this, and Dr. Johnson pro- SOUTHERN 8a ...... nounced the benediction, after PITCH-PATCH which a moment of silent prayer FAUL & CRYMES, Inc. 5 & 10c STORE was held. The Glee Club sang the Bowling Alleys choral amen, a response by Mr. " Sporting Goods " Davidson, N.C. DAVIDSON, N. C. MacDonald, which concluded the ss 41S SOUTH TRYON STREET CHARLOTTE,N. C. isour^using service. |printing j t f ■ Drink a Quart of I A COMPLETE Printing service as near Milk a Day | GROCERIES : Chez Get Your Gifts as "our Telephone. For a representative \ " HERE! 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(GUEST COLUMNIST— GRAY HUNTER) Cage Just a few days ago I was kidding Tony about some of the things Cat Gridsters Captain Davidson Cage Team he had said in his column, so today (Friday) he asked me to be guest columnist and write about prospects lor next year's football team. Make Several Under the circumstances, I couldn't back down, and now 1 must go Opens Court Season ahead and risk getting a taste of my medicine. How does the pig.kin aituation ..t Davidson look for next year? 'MythTeams' Frankly I think it is very dark; even darker than in the pait two Johnston, Iverson, and Davis With 67-33 Victory icaiom. Seven lettermen are returning,and only one of theie wai Are Honored on Various aregular last season. There is no need to kid ourselves into believing Star Squads Whole Squad Plays as Iverson, that our coaching staff (and an excellent one, too) can perform the No Game Cowan, Hogg Lead Scoring; IMPOSSIBLE! Today, football has almost become a SCIENCE, Three of Davidson's football stal- warts prominent re- Team Prepares for J. O. and it requires more than sheer SPIRIT to win ball games, at least, have received Rival coaches "Black Dof" cognition on several All-State, All- Jones Game Thurs. and against such TEAMS as the 'Cats encounter. SPEED, WEIGHT, Hunter and Bob McClelUn of Southern, teams SouthernConference POWER, AND EXPERIENCE constitute the main part of GRID- and All-American Watts and Georgia, respectively, SUCCESS, picked by sports writers from vari- announced to their squads Mon- IRON and next year we will be sadly lacking in these Davidson's varsity basketball team rest ous papers. day that the annual Watts-Geor- QUALITIES.. However, Davidson supporters may assured that opened their 1938-39 season against very Most widely recognized is Bill gia football game had been call- coaches McEver, Chapman, and Spearman will get the best Supply Co., team Johnston, sturdy lineman, and Ned impos- the Mill Power out of the MATERIAL they have on hand. ed off because it wouldbe Iverson, sev- by giving them a 67-33 beating in NEXT YEAR'S OUTLOOK end. Also mentioned sible to secure equipmentto out- Davis, triple-threat the Davidson gym as Coach Shep- LETS AT THE MATERIAL, The 1938 eral times is Bill fit the two teams and altobecauM NOW HAVE A LOOK safety ard used every man in uniform. wall practically WIPED OUT by graduation. GONE arc tail-back and man. the varsity playing field was not forward was picked as both — Although the 'Cats looked ragged Captain Warden, Johnston, Graham, McCall, Iverson, Benfield, and Johnston has been available. Watts undefeated in guard tackle position as he has at times, as a whole their offense Ga'steiger. means that six NEW FACES will APPEAR In next and this classic since 1838 (no score This played both positions this season. clicked well while they kept their year's Stocky, hard charging MARVIN PENNINGTON will hold available for 1837)— had ruled as line. honorable mention All- weaker opponents well bottled up down his guard position with RICHMOND, veteran and Selected as odds on favorites over Georgia. GEORGE American on the Associated Press under the baskets. Leading by 33- Ictterman, as his running mate. Both of these boys are tough and team and as first and second string 12 at the half the 'Cats used all their experienced which will make up in some degree for their lack in guard on several All-Conference men while running up a large final weight. However, 185-pound DICK ARNOLD, ineligible for varsity and State teams, has been score. competition last season and GEORGE MARSH,star frosh linesman, will Johnston Frosh Cagers a consistent performer all season. Ned Iverson, captain and forward, be on hand to give these two boys sumo anxious moments. 'TOSS" Particularly adept at smashing thru' scoring 14 McLEAN, won his D this year, seems to be the best bet for the PlayOnDec. led the Davidson with who enemy lines snagging 9 pivot slot. FRANK CALDWELL should otfer "POSS" some stiff com- and backs be- points. "Footsie" Cowan and Jim fore they got under way, Bill was Hogg tied for second high with petition. The TACKLES will present the biggest PROBLEM. Hulk- After a week of intensive practice a terror on offense and was us- points the Mill ing CAGE HANK BAHNSON will probably fight it out with al-o the frosh cage squad is rapidly eleven each. Leviof DAN ami constantly open holes in op- scoring Freshmen BELL and KNOELLER for this IMPORTANT position. ed to rounding into shape for their open- Power team led their with posing lines "through which David- 15 points to top Iverson's number. Although these hoys are big and >tn>nt;. they are a little too GREEN to ing game here on December 9. son's "scat" backs scampered. numerous first rate. The ENDS will in all probability be taken care of by Both teams committed be Iverson, finished his third year The squad of forty boys who orig- fouls,Davidsonmaking 19 while the FOOTSIE COWAN and GALES MeCLIKTOCK, reserves on the '38 inally reported practice was cut nf varsity ball this season as a to Charlotte team made 10. The 'Cats team. Both arc lettermen and hard workers add should be vastly im- week, twenty, llankman. Six feet four tall and last to all of whom served notice that they are out for proved for the 1939 campaign. FRANK NIVEN and HANK KING, equipment. Although with plenty of weight to back it received the all points available as they complet- up from this year's potent H team, should strengthen the flanks a squad round up. he was used especially as a has been rather slow to ed seven of the ten free shots they great deal. shape target for the passes of Davis and into it appears that it will be were allowed. BACKFIELD QUESTION Steed anil the 'Cats gained much above the usual freshman team. Davidson's next game is with the The BACKFIELD for the most part will be composed of GREEN ground through his snagging abil- Some of the players are looking team Charlotte on MATERIAL as BILL BOLIN and ARCHIE STEED, blocking back J. O. Jones from ity. good so far in the elementary Thursday, which gives them two and tail back, are the ONLY LETTERMEN returning. BILL and Bill Davis lias been the most drills and workouts that have been days of preparation. Soon after this ARCHIE proved their worth during the past season and are certain used back in the Davidson lineup. held. On Monday the first scrim- game regular scheduled South- to bear the brunt of the 'Cats' offensive attack next fall. In the the Running at the tailback slot he mage was held with Don Bell, Ed games writer's opinionGRANVILLE SHARPE of BEESTER FAME, along ern Conference will start. handled much of the running, most Lucas, Jack Simonds, Marvin Sink, Starting lineups' were as follows: with CLAUDE HACKNEY and STAN YODER up from Coach of the passing and kicking. In the Iverson, and Dave Spencer holding down Iverson— (14).. R.F. ( 4) Laird's fine frosh eleven are going to see pleny of action. SHARPE, Ned captain of what promises to be the most powerful ...Quick— last department he stood out parti- year, posts on a tentative first string. Harrison— (4).L.F. Levi— (15) who did some neat hip shifting punting, and passing in B squad Wildcat basketball team in many a led the assault against Mill cularly well having anaverage of 40 of Charlotte with 14 points These are getting com- (11).. C. Armstrong— ( 4) games, will be a DANGEROUS contender for the tail back post; Power Supply last Monday night. The five much Cowan— yards per kick for the season. Be- petition, for their places however Hicks— (9).. R.G. McCracken— ( 6) while HACKNEY, who's scintillating runs and consistent defensive rangy Floridian crashed the starting lineup his sophomore year and sides handling the various offensive entrenched, position from Bobby Carter, Slrand- Tice— ((>) L.G. Miller— ( 2) plays yearlings marked him as a CAPABLE wingback. In has been firmly at a forward ever since. Iverson John — — for the played watch- witz, McLeod, YODER the Davidson Coaches have WHAT THEY HAVE BEEN duties Davis also the has always finished high among conference scorers. Hob and several oth- ♥ dog or safety position when on the ers. Excuses are anadmission that you since days a BIG, BRUISING, LACKING the of ED ARMFIELD— defense. — — are unable to deliver the goods. (1 ought to know) SIXTY-MINUTE FULLBACK. DAVE SPEN- ♥ men are seniors and ♥ CER, tail frosh, must not be overlooked. These all It seems sort significant we Scotchman never about star back for the also played their last ball for the 'Cats of that A boasts HE is a good and a fine broken field RUNNER. Tipton, Maronic Placed have two ears and only one mouth. it. Boasting is a waste of breath. QUICK-KICKER against Wake Forest on Thanks- NEED OF PASSER giving in Charlotte. The way it looks now, what the backfield will be suffering from * most, OUTSIDE OF EXPERIENCE,is the LACK of a GOOD PASSER OnDooley s All-America to fill the shoes of the departing HILL DAVIS. This is a grave situa- tion too, for with a team as LIGHT as our WILL BE, A GOOD PASS- Qrunters In A week before Eric Tipton of distinction in their respective posi- ING ATTACK IS ESSENTIAL. Duke punted his team to its 7-0 tions all season. Pitt, Dooley, the Other men who should make strong bids for positions are : JAY Action Soon victory over Eddie Doolcy's team is as follows : BOLIN, WILLIE PHARR, and SIMONDS in the backfield, and famous football forecaster and com- — JACK Preliminary intramural wrestling END Earl Brown of Notre Dame. m. For TheSmart FAISO.N, ALLCOTT, STRANDWITZ, SPRUNT, and VAUGHAN, in mentator, who has been broadcast- were Tuesday TACKLE— Steve Maronic of North ffifcS&P the line. matches held on of ing weekly fur Chesterfield Cig- YoungWoman this week with a good number of Carolina. x«V BACK 'CATS arettes, picked Tipton for the //W students taking part. GUARD— Sid Roth of Cornell. «ft% LOVELY THIN VANITIES The statements made above are merely my opinionsbased on what Chesterfield 1938 AU-American foot- On Saturday the regular varsity Ihave observed from day to day in practice sessions and actual ball team. CENTER— Ki Aldrich of Texas trials will be held with positions on games, so don't take me too seriously. Then, too, spring and early Doolcy's placing of the Duke Christian. the team at stake, BEAUTIFUL GENUINE practice always bring to CON- star onhis ace team was fully justi- GUARD— Ralph Heikkinen of *5 WTOl M the front some UNHERALDED Captain Craver, wrestling iP "a' CULTURED PEARLS TENDERS. Joe at fied, being amply borne out by Michigan. sSxAjffli 145 pounds, will lead the matmen In spite of the rather OMINOUS OUTLOOK, let's stay behind Duke's prompt bid and acceptance TACKLE— Francis Twedell of Min- into their first meet against the the Cat. and pray for some of that "GOOD FORTUNE" Wallace to the Rose Howl after its remark- nesota'. Winston-Salcm Y team sometime — X\(^^^^^ DAINTY GOLD BRACELETS Wade Jjnflte at the D Club banquet. able unbeaten, untied, andunscorcd- END Roland Young of Oklahoma. of next P. S.— Ialso PREDICT that JOE McLESKEY, DICK WINTERS, week. on season. QUARTERBACK— Bob MacLeod Freshmen prospects are high also, of and YOURS TRULY will hold down positions on the 1939 B team! Chesterfield's AU-American foot- Dartmouth. with several men having had previ- EDITOR'S NOTE: Although Gray, better known as "Black Dog," ball team, as chosen by Dooley and HALFRACK-Eric Tipton of Duke. ous experience in the sport. There didn't mention himself as a likely prospect for next year's varsity announced recently over his nation- HALFBACK— Vic Bottari of Cali- are a number of still team, certainly something should be said of this SCRAPPY, LITTLE, candidates wide hook-up, is being hailed by fornia. out for the team and practicing ACCURATE 17-JEWEL quarterback, spent past year coaches and critics as one of the FULLBACK— Marshall Goldberg of CK^^^^ win. for UNKNOWN REASONS the on faithfully- coming WATCHES squad. being very gen- for the freshmen representative teams of the I Pittsburgh. tin- I! Besides a EFFICIENT and WISE field trials. most $25.00 eral, he excclls on waltzing through a broken field like a scared rabbit. year. The team was chosen by Doo- In order to be eligible for the GRAY mentioned something about the LACK of a GOOD PASSER for ly in collaboration with more than intramural wrestling tourney, a man GARIBALDI AND the '39 varsity but certainly he, after proving his worth in this depart- one hundred leading coaches. BRUNS must have gone a year without be- LEADING JEWELERS 1896 ment in B teams games, will fill the slot CAPABLY. But anyway No elevenof previous years packs SINCE ing oti the team and not having 104 South Tryon CHARLOTTE, if there is ONLY one man out there scrapping, hustling, and keeping up more line power and scoring punch, Street N. C. ever won a medal in the annual STARTING THURS. that old fight next year, you can rest assured that it will be "BLACK more hard running backs and ag- meet. guilty— his father DOG." gressive forwards than the team He must be is aracketeer ! Every married man thinks he Dooley chose for Chesterfield. It would be rich if he had remained is made up of eleven players all of I "GANGSTER'S single. whom have performed with rare Frat Bowling Begins As BOY"— — with Always Four Games Are Played The All-American Boy "The Well-Dressed Man Wears a Hat" JACKIE COOPER Robert Warwick Intcrfraterity bowling started Betas by 9 pins. This team compos- Monday with four matches being LUCY GILMAN ed of George Finklen, Lem Korne- NATIONAL FUR FELT HATS, run off. The winners were the S. gay, Tom and Mark Cauble, and 100% A. E.'s, Kappa Sigs, Pikas, and the Alex Erwin garnered 884 to 875 Monday-Tuetdajr Phi Gams. for the Betas. compiled Radio's Famous Fun-Man in The Kappa Sigs the The Pi Kappa Phis won over the His Best Scream-Show I high score of the day in rollingover (Continued on I'ayc Six) $2.95 JOE PENNER I the Pikas. This team composed of Priced Jimmy Scott, and Hill Cooper, Ray "I'M FROM THE! Pittman and Bob Wyatt bowled the combined score 1,011 pins 774 CITY" I of to Charlotte's NATIONAL HAT SHOP — with - ■ for the Pikas. I RICHARD LANE The S. A. E.'s won the closest Leading 108 South Tryon Street KAY SUTTON match of the day by beating the Restaurant CHARLOTTE, N. C. Wednesday-Thursday - DELICIOUS FOOD AT The Perfect Show With STUDENTS FACULTY REASONABLE PRICES The Perfect Cast I AND TOWNSPEOPLE "THE AFFAIRS | OF OF ANNABEL"— — 1 DAVIDSON I with JACK OAKIE I WHEN IN CHARLOTTE LUCILLE BALL j DONELLY | Park at RUTH Moore's Parking Lot "L. tk rftAtror Cab* 221 W. Trade Street 114 Weit Sixth Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. BROADWAY 5* W.dneid.y, December 7th, INS THE DAVIDSONIAN Pag* Fir* Question Watts-Ga. Embroglio of the Week Unexpectedly Cancelled Cancellation Due To Lack of WEEKLY SCHEDULE Equipment, do you think of themethod Poor Condition — What of Gridiron Wednesday December 7. used this year by the Y. M. C. A. 5:(K) P. M.— —Glee Club Rehearsal. to raiae the Christmas Gift Fund With interest, excitement, and 6:45 P. M. Journalism class. for the Leper Colony? rivalry arising to fever pitch, with f>:-!5 P. M— Photographic Club. As explained in Chapel Monday temporary bleachers being erected 7:00 P. M.— Scabbard and Blade .morning, the Y. M. C A. this year to take rare of the capacity crowd, meeting. 8:00 P. M.— Alpha Psi is placing the emphasis in raising and with the rival gridiron stal- Omega and Ked and Black Mas- the money on the spirit in which warts arming themselves to the quers. 9:00 P. M.-Y. M. C. A. it is given. There is to be no can- teeth for the conflict, the annual Cabinet meeting. 9:15 P. M.— vassing or use of the pledge cards, football classic between the Watts Numeral— Club. and no contest will he staged be- Tea Hounds and the Georgia Rats 1Thurtday December 8. tween the dormitories or between for the second straight year was 6:45 P. M.— Social fraternities. the classes as in the past. The "Y" called oiT. 9:00 P. M— Beaver Club. 10:30 wishes the donations to come from Lack ^J and fear of being beaten on the 10:15 A. M. Sunday School. their next door neighbor. Also MISS MARV BETH RANDOLPH part of the other team was the real 11:15 A. M.— Church. 7:30 P. XI. this method will bring out the true reason for the withdrawal. ihnstmas— Vespers, religions spirit of the all The challenge to renew the an- IMonday December 12. the hypocrisy and feigning will be nual game was read to the men of 5:1)0 P. M.— Glee Club Rehearsal. diminished, it will set forth that Georgia before the entire student 7:00 P. M.— "I>" Club. 8:00 P. M. quality which makes for a sincere body in chapel. The note, from Delta Phi Alpha. 9:00 P. XI.— Gift Fund. Watts, fellows: Eta Sigma Phi. Bob Doty, Junior: Tuesday— December 13. Challenges — The idea sounds very well, hut I Watts 7:(tU P, M. Philanthropic and suave, esquires, hardly think that it is as practical "In those stylists, Kumanean Literary Societies. 8:0O throbs, tripods, socialites, as the method used in the former heart P. M. I.e Ccrclc Prancais. 9:00 and assorted miscel- years. Of course one like»to think milksops, and P. M. Sigma Epsilon. 10:30 P. that every man will give because laneous rats who inhabit the crumb- M. -Student Prayer Meetings. ling Georgia, lie wants to give and for no other walls of the mighty ulterior motive, but at the same dauntless stalwart braves of Watts hereby officially time, common sense says that if he do and forthwith NO CAPTAIN challenge has a little more urging he would fling down the traditional tn annual gridiron be much more apt to give. If the resume their has it elassie. the Rumor that there will be Y. M. C. A. board wishes to gain Should aforementioned no permanent football captain of 'Rats' dare to take up this challenge, its goal it would save itself a great the 1939 edition the Davidson by of of deal o'f trouble by abandoning this let them so indicate a note Wildcats. acceptance chapel mor- idealistic means of achieving it. in on the Dave Warden was captnindur- row. Such is our ultimatum, Mack Ott>, Sophomore: ing the 1938 season. The election "However, Contrary to the past methods ofI let the Rats be ad- captain usually at peril they of the is held contesting between dormitories and vised of their should the annual 'I)"' Club banquet, accept. Watts' manly heroes were between classes, this new plan will but at that time no one was tylSS MARIAAA BOYD MISS MAE HOFFMAN EVELYN greatly angered by reprehen- bring out a real giving spirit. Now MISS DRENNEN the chosen to succeed Warden. sible withdrawal of the foe last there will be no "forcing" to give In the event that no one it year. (Sinned) just because of the hoys on the "The Watts Tea elected before next fall it ii 1lounds." hall or your roomate have contri- probable that a different captain Georgia buted to this program. Every man The Rats quickly replied will be chosen for each game, the next day acceptance: will know what he wants to give, with this thus givingmore men a chance Georgia and therefore no pecuniary difficul- Retaliates at this honor. tottering, toddling tipp- ties will be involved in the spirit "To the This will be the first year that ling, Tea Watts who of the gift. No one will 1)C under Hounds of Davidson has been without a yesrerday brewed their tea any obligation to give, and the jjg- a bit fulltime football captain since «" J^VW% vlfife, ■#**' too strong and foolishly challenged whole plan should be a great suc- the origin of the game here as an the sterling of Georgia: cess. stalwarts ntercollegiate sport. Marshall Houston, Senior: We snatch up your silly savings in I think that the spirit of the gift defiance and accept that challenge ■*-if you have not already repented is vitally important, but that more How to Ease money would be raised by last those rash words and withdrawn your rightful pQ|J) year's method. Nor can Isee how them in fear of mighty goal that the Y. M. C. A has Georgia. the* "The die is east, you set for this fund can be realized and will meel iis on Field at from such a plan. Every student j Richardson o'clock, ■' massage throat, spirit that the "Y" wants two Saturday afternoon '!' \:.f FIRST- has that December 10. / '>>i chest,and back with Vlcks tn bring oul by this plan, but Iam ' VapoRub at bedtime. Tills "We can hope your 71/'V j?\31 the. distress. dubious as to its outcome. tliat blood relieves "ill Many students, including myself, run thicker than your weak THEN-to make its long-continued tea. and that your trembling grid- action lust even longer,spread a thick will neglect or forget to contribute layer of VapoRub et of dancri: Miu Randolph of Nath- cookies, 'Ibis is warning; for keeps working— loosens phlegm— easea and that there is no logical reason ville, Tenn., who will lead the figure with Raymond Pittman, Kappa Sigma, preaident of the Council; Mis. Roberts of Salisbury with Mark Lill- hut a muscular soreness or tightness-clears Eugene Delta; Boyd Korne- the Georgia powerhouse give for abandoning it. The true Christ- ard, Phi Delta Theta; Miss Mendenhall of Winston-Salem with Liipfert, Phi Camma Mil. of Warrenton with Lem will air-passages-cases coughing— relieves_ gay, Sigma Alpha Epiilon; Miu Hoffman of Charlotte with Eddie Steere, Beta Theta Pi; Mi»« Drennen of Birmingham with Bobby Giih, Pi no quarter." local congestion. ian spirit of Charity cannot be in- Phi; Mullen, Sigma Epiilon; Ray Dick Taylor, Kappa Alpha; Mias Often, bymorn- %/l^|C^» method, Kappa Mi.. Tucker of Charlotte with Tom Phi Mil. of Oxford with and Preparations for the game then ol %#IWJ%W stilled by this new and Long, Kappa Alpha. (Photo Courtesy Charlotte Obaerver) ing the worst Alexander of Charlotte with Add Pi went forward at a rapid pace. The the cold i-s over. f VapoRub cannot be harmed by the old. (Continued on Page Six) Hunter Marshall, Senior: fields near the college many unique A hick town is a place where a, This plan, while very idealistic Society field scenes and silhouettes of trees fender retains its virgin shape for and all that, seems less practical Eumenean Holds were made.* at least amonth. years — — than the one used in former ♥ w of canvassing and contests. More Forum On JewishPlight SOCIETY HOLDS says just plays golf people would be likely to give by Our boss he [Continued fr(rm Page Onr] Our game very this old plan too. I'd be much more At the regular meeting held on discussed as sponsor for the society. various members. speeches for the fun of it. isn't These good either. likely to donate if someone were Tuesday evening, December 6, in Following the disposal of other re- will pave the way for the election to come around to my room to see I'-u Hall, the Eumenean Literary gular business, the gathering was of the new officers.— ♥ me about the campaign and to tell Society held an open-forum dis- dismissed by President "Boo" Wal- " The man who makes every min- me about its purpose and its aims cussion on the Jewish situation in ker. Umbrellas are like alibis; they ute count often becomes the man rather than to just sit in chapel and Germany and in the other European come out when things arc unsettled. (if the hour. Cold Weather Is Here To Stay! hear about it for a few minutes. countries. CLUB TO H^WE PHOTO the spirit is of the Society were in- (let Ido not feel that Members [Continued from Page One] Don't Fall to lessened in any degree by the for- structed to prepare written or oral gardless of how far advanced they would be some phase the sub- A GOOD SUPPLY OF FUEL mer plan. The fund reports on of are. used, ject, given —FLOWERS— larger if canvassers were and and these were later be- The results of a field trip contest group. speaking from a money viewpoint, fore the Various speakers have been announced. The winners From religious, ethical, the other plan is far better. Of dealt with the are Waltz Kunz, first award, and moral, SMITH FLORAL SHOP course, if the whole program is to and social aspects of the Angus Lytch, second award. On W&L "spirit situation, DAVIDSON ICE & FUEL CO. be based entirely on a of basing their comments on this excursion, conducted in the ARK ALWAYS SATISFACTORY Christian generosity", then maybe material gathered from the news- the present plan as adopted by the papers and from other periodicals Y. M. C. A. board is more suitable. such as "Time" and "Life." M?§f'Ctei RUFUSPLONK DAN DAVIDSON Withers, Junior: John After this topic had been thoro- Expert Representatives The spirit giving idea is a splen- ughly covered, a business session /&B& Student held, did thought on the part of the "Y" was and the name of Miss S «j Barber Wed., Dec. 7th. cabinet, but I feel that it would be Mildred Sneeden was proposed and better to keep the men reminded BEST HAIRCUT Peck's BAD BOY At The Circus the fund and of its object in the v^ fin of 1N T0WN former way of canvassers rather Victor W^W DeLuxe ALWAYS ASK Thuri. & Fri., Dec. 8-9th. than by seeing the gift boxes in Decca "S & P" lobby Shop RAGTIME BAND the Student Store and in the B^^^nf Brunswick Davis Barber Ice Cream ALEXANDER'S (Continued on Page Six) - Right by White Drug Co. Peanut Butter Sandwiches LjjijjBhTBH^H i>i i ■ Salted Peanuts and Candy Sat., Dec. 10th. tilufhird DAVIDSON, N. C. ♥ 35c-75c Each Manufactured by SONS OF THE LEGION Any Record Not In Stock Mooresville, N. C. SWINSON Mon. & Tues., Dec. 12-1311.. Can Be Quickly Secured DRIVE A CAR Phone 56 FOOD PRODUCTS PARKER-GARDNER CO. Charlotte, North Carolina OUT WEST WITH THE HARDY'S Phone 8257 THAT IS IN STYLE CHARLOTTE, N. C Wed., Dec. 14th. UP THE RIVER HENDERSON JEWELRY SHOP M. P.Henderson rip* f DAVIDSON THEATRE WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING ■f^^n vu Davidson, ■ N. C. DAVIDSON. N. C. Now in Knox Building David.on, N. C. CARS FOR RENT i Paga Six THE DAVIDSONIAN Wednesday, December 7th, IMS

WAR WAGED WATTS-GA. EMBROGLIO Three) [Continued from Page Hold Spotlight In Charlotte Concert [Continued from Pogt Five] ous merchant is known to practice Tea Hounds signed George this. Rich- arresting mond and "Black Dog" Hunter as The scientific method of coaches, leprosy by injecting shots of and the Rats retailiated is by chaulmooga oil into the patient. announcing that they had se- Sometimes medicine is used that cured the services of Fred Stair makes the leper turn a vivid red or and Bob "One Foot" McClellan. making The soft drink blue and at the same time ■■"■■ jfl jr j concession for the a mosc gastly looking creature of Ifll Lma^r^^B FJll-1 nr'UaiDllAl ■■■■.■■ game was given to Wally "Elijah" him. It is difficult to experiment Schercr. Bill Lemmon and Bob with leprosy, because animals are Keinhart. super salesmen of Watts, not subject to the disease. quickly announced a special on red The lepers in the Biedcrwolf and blue earmuffs for the respective Colony do all their own farming. partisans of the two teams. carpentering, biackimithing, raising With this game looming on the of cattle and fishing. There arc horizon, practically all interest in community leaders among the lep- H^KbH HHHil H^^^^l L^B mk3 E^ the Rose Bowl was forgotten. De- ers. The lepers usually elect the luged by requests for tickets, the oldest male member as their head publicity departments of both dor- man The head native doctor, In- mitories were Working night and soone, i- a cured leper who came day to get the ducats in the mail to the Colony when he was fifteen when the announcement of the can- years old. Leprosy disfigures the cellation came. body bo much that society will sel- dom accept a man even when he i* cured. SPANISH FRAT MEETS The lepers are by no means all Christians when they enter the [Continued from Page One] colony, but most of them become The Davidion Glee Club and Little Symphony Orchestra presented a musical program last Sunday evening in the First Presbyterian Church of Charlotte. An unusually the Spanish department at the Uni- Christians later. They cannot un- large congregation filled the historic old church for the service. These two Davidson organizations rank among the best collegiate musical groups in the state. The Little. versity of Chattanooga Symphony represent why head men in the Orchestra was under the direction of James Christian Pfohl, head of the music department, and the Glee Club wu led by Thane McDonald. Dr. Albert Sydney Davidson by proxy. derstand the Johnson, pastor of the Charlotte church, delivered the evening meditation. This was Colony are so kind to them when Club, favorably upon by The Glee as pictured above, is composed of thirty-two students. The officers of the group are J. K. Wilson, president; Dave King, vice-president; and Jim voted the club all other men drive them away with McDonald, secretary. Don Davidson is accompanist for the singers. and the meeting was adjourned. kicks, stones, and clubs. The Kor- Under the direction of Mr. McDonald the organization has given several sacred services and one secular concert this season. Last they presented several banquet week ean pastor is not a leper, but a numbers at a of Good Fellows in Charlotte. On the secular programs given by the Glee Club there are usually several numbers by the Glee Club's quartet. Itis made up of Jim Ballard, first tenor; J. K. Wilson, trained seminary minister. The second tenor; Harper Beall, baritone; and Stuart Oglesby, bass. teachers in the Bible classes and in —(Courtesy Charlotte Observer). STATE the childrens' school are all lepers, THEATKV however. AMONG THE GREEKS FRAT BOWLING BEGINS At the present there is no conven- QUESTION OF THE WEEK tribute to it. The amount is not m gym MooreiTille,N. leprous people [Cmffnwd Poo; T*r«] Irc-m Four] ient time that the can be se- overemphasized and Isee no rea- C.*^ These think that /rotn [Continued Paar [Continued from Pag* Five) Colony thing tournament at Wintlirop from K. A.'s by the score of K98 pins to cured long enough to hold the son to change from the plan. Wed, Dec. 7th the is the nearest to of Chambers. Certainly the old plan other they Thursday through Sunday. Most of UN.'. games. I think that to send a boy around heaven that can conceive. would have more success as far as "GIRL'S They they the chapter ipent the week-end in The Piii Gams won a close de- — — to room have stone homes which ♥ money is concerned, but I don't each one time and ask they Charlotte ami on tlic campus. A cision over the Sig-F.ps, by the you him to give, explain the whys and SCHOOL" build themselves and lead a- Sometimes need more than think that the men would mind ON THE STAGE an average Christmas party is being planned score of K83 to 868. appearance wheels wherefores of the cause, that the bout the life of citizen to lubricate the being canvassed for such a purpose DELUXE for next Thursday night. The matches arc run off with five project would meet "SHAVER'S of Korea once the disease has been " * " * of business. as the Christmas Gift Fund. Every with much ENTERTAINMENT" men competing at one time for each more success. arrested. year this fund is sponsored by the Thur«.-Fri, Dec. 8-9fh. S.P.E.'. Hold Feed On team. Each of these menbowls two « way happy Y. everyone WADE*LAUDS~ Saturday Night games, and the total scores of The surest to be is to M. C. A. board and ex- Tomorrow's unfinished work is "YOU CANT get so busy you have no time pects to be to con- to-day. Three] The chapter enjoyed an informal eight games composes the final that canvassed and [Continued from Page unhappy. TAKE IT were also represented on the speak- feed on Saturday night with the fol- score. to be ers' rostrum. "Colonel" Hous- lowing RirK present: Misses Chris- Intra-mural and inter-fraternity " WITH YOU" Jack JEAN ARTHUR and ton of the "Charlotte Observer" tina Pfeifer and Sarah White of basketball will be postponed inde- In one— respect men are like auto- "RATCLIFFE'S FLOWERS LIONELBARRYMORE spoke in behalf of the sports photo- Statesville; Miss Lillian Sample, finitely until a suitable time can mobiles self starters are in de- Sat, Dec 10th. graphers present. Frank Spenser, Charlotte McAelen, Esther Lee Har- be arranged to run off the games. mand. BRIGHTEN THE HOURS" TEX RITTER Gastonta "Gazette" writer repre- ris. Sybil Trexler, Anne Croniitie. sented the scribes. Virginia Ilickman. Helen Fechlin, "WHERE" Rich, Two friends of Wade's Rave short i Virginia and Sarah Kellcy THE talks after which Coach Gene Me-1II.illard of Charlotte: and Miss Ella ERNEST ELLISON, Inc. BUFFALO Ever presented monograms to 24 Keene Steele of Davidson. Rrotller Eraatl EHUon Robt. E. Elliion — ROAM"— members of the squad. Wade Fred Harbin spent the week-end Owl Show— 10:15 P. M. Jake FIRE, and of the Charlotte "Observer" then in- at his home in Statesville, while CASUALTY MARINE INSURANCE "GARDEN OF troduced Wallace Wade. J. I).Hicks Joe Carver went linmc to Salisbury 113-115 E. Fourth St.— Charlotte, N. C. LEM KORNEGAY— — JIM THOMAS Representative* MOON" presided at the banquet. with Jim Thompson as his Ruest. THE *** I Tf THE MEN'S STYLE STORE I 0l> r (Oh

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