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Onward Religious Christian Emphasis Soldiers THE GEORGE-ANNE Week PUBLISHED BY STUDENTS OF GEORGIA TEACHERS COLLEGE Nov. 11-17

VOLUME 24 Collegeboro, Georgia, Suburb of Statesboro, Georgia, November 10, 1951 * NUMBER 7 Freshmen Elect Class Officers Phil Norton, of Griffin, Ga., was elected president of the TC Fresh- man class of 1951-52 in the pri- Cheerleaders mary held last Monday, November 5. Run-overs were necessary for Named for '51-'52 the other offices, and the final Ann Nevil, Betye Hendrix, election was held Wednesday. Mynette May, Joan Bennett, Mary Jo Jackson, Attapulgus, is Betty Ann Bedingfield, and Pat Wilson will comprise the GTC vice president of the class, winning cheerleading team for the the office over Ferrell Sparks, of 1951-53 basketball season; Canton. Rose Mary Ammons, of These six were elected in Brunswick, won the office of sec- tryouts which were held last retary over Marzee Richards, of Wednesday night in the gym. Augusta. The treasurer is Carl Voting were members of the Tyson, from Lennox, who won Blue Tide basketball team, T- over Betty Myers, of Dublin. Ann- Club, Student Council, and the gene Culbreth, of Edison, will Physical Education members. serve as Student Council representative for the freshmen women. Ann Nevil and Betty Hen- Christy Trowell, of Oliver, and THE BIG PARADE through the business section of Statesboro as the Freshmen observed drix will be co-captains due to Lester Davis, of Tifton, have tied annual Rat Day. the fact that they tied in re- for the office of men's Student ceiving the highest number of Council representative. The run- votes. over will be held later. Betty Ruth Folsom and Lo- retta Green will be alternates. Student From Nazareth, Betty Ann Bedingfield and Joan Bennett are beginning Rec. Hour Begin; their fourth year on the team. Israel To Enroll At T. C. Ann Nevil and Mynette May will be cheering for their third From 6:15 to 7:00 Louis T. Zeitoun, from the city season. Betty Hendrix joined of Nazareth, Israel, will arrive the lineup last year, and Pat The Student Council and W.A.A. next week to enroll in G.T.C. as Wilson is the newest addition together are sponsoring a recrea- an exchange student, sponsored by to the team. tion hour in the gym every even- the Atlanta Rotary Educational ing from 6:15 til 7:00, Monday Foundation. His ship from Israel, through Friday. the S.S. La Guardia, docked in This year they intend to offer New York on the ninth. many entertainment features rath- Chosen on the basis of high GEORGIA (Sun. & Mon.)—"THE Musical Boners er than only dancing and table scholarship, outstanding personal- STRIP." In Music Journal tennis, as in the past. A sugges- ity, and seriousness of purpose, M-G-M presents an exciting tour tion box will be available to all the Zeitoun is the fifth student to behind the scenes of the world's Musical "boners" culled from students this week in order to de- come from Israel to Georgia. most glamourous avenue of night- student examination papers at termine exactly what type enter- Zeitoun has received extensive clubs—"The Strip" of Hollywood's Georgia Teachers College are the tainment is desired by the student traning in his home country. His Sunset Boulevard. This movie was basis of an article by Dr. Ronald body. field of study is social science. He actually filmed in the famous night J. Neil, chairman of the Division The Student Council and W.A.A. graduated from Terra Sancta Col- spots—Ciro's, The Mocambo, etc. of Music at the college. This ar- are going all out to make the even- lege, Jerusalem, and Rashidiya REV. SHANNON HOLLOWAY— The story is a tragic one, a ticle is entitled "Have You Heard ing recreation hour an outstanding College, Jerusalem (Old City), These?" It appears in the Novem- feature of G.T.C, and ask the at- Religious Emphasis Week speaker. drama of a drummer boy, played Jordan. ber Issue of Music Journal. tendance and support of everyone. Zeitoun taught English and his- by Mickey Rooney, who falls in tory at the Franciscan Secondary love with a cigarette girl-dancer, Religious Week Girls School, Nazareth. He has Sally Forrest, who has ruthless studied and worked with law of- ambition of becoming a movie star. fices of Jerusalem. A Christian But the drummer has double- Begins Monday Arab and 23 years of age, he will crossed a dangerous racketeer, James Craig—and thereby hangs T.C. students will march through study here at T.C. for the remain- der of this school year, after which a tale of suspense. next week singing "Onward Chris- he will return to Israel. The torchy romance is played tian Soldiers." The song will re- out against a throbbing back- ground of Dixieland Blues. Play- sound throughout the campus as ing their real-life roles in "The students celebrate the annual Re- Organ Guild Holds Strip" are Vic Damone, Monica ligious Emphasis Week, sponsored Lewis, Louis Armstrong, Jack by the S.C.A. Teagarden, Kay Brown and Earl Monthly Meeting "Fatha" Hines, who bring you 18 The week will officially begin numbers, including four hot-drum Sunday night, when the dormito- The regular monthly meeting solos by Rooney. This is one of ries will hold all night prayer ser- of the Organ Guild was held in the those all-round entertainment pic- vices. Reverend Shannon Holloway audio-visual room with refresh- tures that any fan of drama or will be the main speaker for the ments served in the parlor of East Dixieland will get a charge from. week. on November 8. Organists from Statesboro were guests. "LORNA DOONE (Tues. & Wed.) Morning Watch will be observed Mr. David H. Woodal, Atlanta, every morning at 6:30. The sched- The immortal classic by Richard ule for these programs, in which southeastern representative of the Moller Pipe Organ Co., Hagers- D. Blackmore comes to the screen all the students will meet together, town, Md., gave an illustrated lec- in a blaze of Technicolor and the is: Monday, Dan Biggers leading a ture with colored slides on the clashing of swords. As anyone who faggot service to be held at the building of Moller organs. has read it in high-school English lake; Tuesday, Ann Trice in Lewis After the program there was a knows, "Lorna Doone" is a story Hall; Wednesday, Barbara Fossett question and answer forum. of a feud. The Exmoor Country in West Hall; Thursday, Anne of 17th Century England was rul- Higginbotham in East Hall; and ed and terrorized by the Doone Friday, Clarence Taylor in San- clan from their mountain fortress ford Hall. —until a handsome young peasant named John Ridd met Lorna There wil be a special service in Notice Doone, adopted ward of the outlaw the auditorium every evening at family. John Ridd grew up and 6:30. Leadings these will be Rev- According to the constitu- went to the wars, and when he re- erend Holloway, Dr. Russell and tion of the "T" Club, all high turned he rallied farmers in guer- members of the S.C.A. council. school letters on sweaters and illa .action, determined to rid the Evening watch will be conducted jackets must be taken off by country of the Doone scourge, and at its usual time, separately in Thanksgiving. These sweaters mary Lorna. each dormitory, Monday through and jackets may be worn with- Richard Greene is John Ridd, Thursday nights. On Friday night out letters. a singspiration and social for the and beautiful Barbara Hale, who Letters earned from other played Al Jolson's second wife, is entire student body will be held in colleges may be worn. Sanford Hall lounge at 10 o'clock. Continued on Back Page.

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- —-—"^--"=^— Heartbreak... Do girls suffer more than men from broken engagements? How Passing the Book THE GEORGE-ANNE long does it take to recover from (Established 1927) a broken engagement? Is there a EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Charles Stewart painless way to end an engage- •Our apologies to that earger and Great Salt Lake under the leader- ASSOCIATE EDITOR Frankie Quick ment? lovelorn host who gathered in the ship of Brigham Young, and the BUSINESS MANAGER Jim Hodges There is no painless way to end audio-visual room last Tuesday subsequent struggle for survival. NEWS EDITOR Mary Helen Altman an engagement, but the majority evening seeking the answer as to "Driven Westward" is. an inspiring FEATURE EDITOR Edith Carpenter of individuals recover in less than how they might become either a and thrilling story. MAKE-UP EDITOR Joe Neverla six months, Clifford R. Adams re- dashing swain or an alluring siren, We promise not to disappoint and found their dreams shattered. ART EDITOR "- George Parrish ports in the November Ladies you again. Honest Injun! "The Home Journal. The girl, more oft- PHOTOGRAPHY Peggy Dobbs To reiterate a rather tired state- Crusades" and "Driven Westward" en than the man, he says, is too CIRCULATION MANAGER Gilbert C. Hughes, III ment, "Due to circumstances over will definitely be shown, and we immature to accept the situation. which we have no control, we were know you will enjoy them. SPORTS EDITORS Fred Pierce and George Rahn To help speed the recovery, Dr. forced to alter the program some- EDITORIALS Robert Hurst Adams, a psychologist at Pennsyl- And now you shall be enlighten- COLUMNISTS....Harry Strickland, Jo Ann Darden, Martha Wood what." However, we feel sure that vania State College, gives seven all those who did come got their ed! Now those wrinkled brows and REPORTERS—Rose Mary Ammons, Shirley Hanson, Margaret suggestions offered by people who money's worth or, shall we say, curious expressions shall be erased Jones, Liz Hartley, Faye Waters, Betty B. Bran- know best—those who have suffer- their time's worth. Instead of from your puzzled faces. At last nen, Betty Ruth Folsom, Alice Willingham, Mar- ed from a broken engagement merely two films concerning the comes the answer to that multi- themselves: tha Hinely, Peggy Jo Burke. opposite sex, they got all of tude of holes that have suddenly 1. Don't feel sorry for yourself. TYPISTS —Betsy Tippins, Betty Eason, Peggy Davis, Faye "America the Beautiful," and that begun to appear in the neighbor- Statistics prove that you can love is a big handful in anybody's hood of the library! No, Bobby Lunsford, Barbara Waters, Shirley Lagerbald. many people—and there is no one book. Richardson and Joe Sizemore are SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1951 and only. .Next time you may be not trying to develop their mus- able to choose more wisely. Next week the program will be cles by weilding that shovel. It is Published weekly, September to June, except during holidays ,by '2. Objectively renew the past in a more serious, though, certain- all a part of a very nice plan. Miss Georgia Teachers College students. courtship. When you analyze mis- ly not interesting, vein. In coop- McElveen has taken an interest in (Entered as second class matter at Postoffice at Collegeboro, Ga., understandings, disagreements and eration with Religious Emphasis horticulture, and next spring when under temporary permit.) incompatible traits, you will real- Week, we are planning to show you see hordes of azaleas blossom- ize that the present course of two very excellent religious films: ing forth from those now gaping SUBSCRIPTION: $1.50 PER YEAR action is wisest. "The Crusades" and Driven West- pits, you may thank her and the 3. Cut all ties with your ex- ward." The first concentrates on aching backs of Joe and Bobby. It fiance or fiancee—return letters, the organization of the Third Cru- really will be an improvement, gifts and pictures. sade and the Battle of Acre. It is though, and the flowers should The BIG Jump Consider similar experiences of a stirring, action-packed film that make the library an even nicer friends, those now happily married brings to reality the thrilling epi- place to come. or engrossed in a career. Your sodes of the Crusades. The second By ROBERT HURST problem is not uncommon. A re- film might be called a pioneer tale, Incidentally, we might insert a cent study of a thousand engage- but it is more than that. It deals word to all those enamoured cou- WHEN ENTERING COLLEGE, a person makes a big jump; ments shows that more than four with a very interesting group of ples who meet each night at the from a senior in high school to a freshman in college. The in ten failed to result in marriage. people, the Mormons, and follows library for (?) study. Dc not take thoughts that enter the new student's mind are mixed emo- 5. Resume former social activi- them in their hazardous trek west- the long way home around the tions—fear, excitement, joy. He is like a hermit entering a ties. Accept invitations, look up ward to avoid persecution, the library for awhile. You might small metropolis for the first time without knowledge of old friends. Get some new clothes, founding of the settlement of sprain an ankle. what is to come. Everything is completely different from the put on a smile and start stepping ordinary. out. Don't be biter about your bro- To the new student, college is an Utopian spot—where all ken engagement. Keep any explan- 00 00 is a lost language or situation as far as he is concerned. The ations to your friends simple, dig- Rhyme and Meter new student is lost when he first enters college and probably nified and fair. longs most of all for old hometown faces and yet is eager to 7. Fill your days with construc- dearly love this land ... With riv- tive things to do. A job, volunteer "SOUTHERN LAND" meet new ones, who later become, for the most part, lifetime (By Jim Hodges). vers bright as pearl. .. The future friends. social work, study or hobby will lies upon them in . .. Their little help give you a bright outlook. In the Summer, in the Autumn... Southern World. The entering of college is the most, or one of the most, And remember: a broken en- Be it Winter or Fair Spring... important things in a person's life. Not only does it teach a gagement is preferable to a bro- Whether told in prose or poetry MY PRAYER FOR YOU" specific trade or profession, but it teaches a person self- ken marriage. Best of all, Dr. ... Of even if we sing ... The sto- (By Jim Hodges) reliance. People learn to live with each other and make the Adams says: "Out of your experi- ry of this Southern land ... The When you get into bed each night best of it. From college a person advances from the stage of ence may emerge a deeper sym- secret it beholds ... The story of ... And wander off to sleep ... I dependence to the independent level of the profession he has pathy for others, a greater insight it's beauty... In words cannot be bow my head to Him above... chosen. In other words, while one is at college he matures into yourself, a richer challenge in told ... The arrangement of it's And pray that He will keep . . . from childhood to man, in most cases. Childish things are put the months ahead." woodlands ... It's meadows bright His faithful love and mighty hand away. When college days have ended, the old alumnus looks rp^i ^ • and fair ... Her heart was full of ... Upon my darling there .. . And joy when ... Mother Nature put may her life be ever sweet... back and can see his gradual progress from his freshman | [^ vrlFlS AttCllCl them there ... And in this dear old Prolonged by Holy Care ... And year to his senior year; he actually sees himself grow up. Yes, Southern Land ... The sun will al- may her life be brightest when... college days are the best days of a persons life. ways shine .., Her fields are white The rain elects to fall... And Home Ec. Meeting with cotton in... The pleasant cheerfulness is ushered in... To There will be five representa- summertime ... Her fields as broad calm and quiet it all... And may I'll Stick by Teachers College tives from G.T.C. at the State as oceans and... The meadows she live to see her dreams... Of Home Economics Workshop in green and wide... The wheat happiness come true ... And each By MARY HELEN AULTMAN Athens, Ga., on November 9-10. fileds in remembrance as ... The desire and that she ... May have The delegates will be Ann Broome, waving of the tide ... For all who will blossom through. BECAUSE: junior, and Ann Eubank, sopho- There are so many people here who work hard at the more, while Mildred Spiers, state president will be in charge of the task of making us happy, like Mrs. Melton for instance. It's meeting. Joanne Groover, who was incredibly early when she arises every morning to begin recently elected second vice presi- Here's The Latest.. working so that we can have the best meals possible. dent of Province III, will give a By LIZ, FAYE, BETTY B. It's a beautiful campus. Remember the times you've rode report. Miss Margaret Strahlman, through the gates at night and looked down the straight path- state adviser, will accompany the Maybelle Lewis, Sadie Sikes, "Pic" Whaley seems to have a girls. Carolyn Williams, and Mary Wil- drawing attraction at Lewis Hall. way that leads you up to the columns of the ad building? There will be 17 clubs attending How you looked up for the water tank, looming in the kins are true supporters of the Air the meet. The theme will be "Bet- Force. They really were sporting Glenn Thomas was the envy of shadow ? Then swept around the Sweetheart Drive, and gazed ter Living." their beaux last week end. every boy at the dance Saturday at one of the lamps casting cobwebs of light through the night—with his Scotch plaid coat. trees to a stone bench ? The feeling you had when you rushed Seems that Jimmy Oliver and into your warm, well-lighted dormitory? FTA Program Jerry Silverman have taken up West Hall has been visited by The students love the place so wholeheartedly. How residence at East Hall—at least almost everyone on campus this Thursday night, November 1, the the telephone company must think past week. The picture industry about that clean-up day the junior class sponsored? How Future Teachers of America chap- so. seems to be thriving there. everyone pitched in to help clean up our home-away-from- ter met. The program was given by the officers: Jimmy Oliver, home? Beverly Bargeron was among The artistic ability of the Fresh- Ann Trice, Carolyn Williams, and the few elites who attended Home- men nominees certainly had a Faculty members care whether or not the students make Jo Starr. The presented to the club the necessary accomplishments. There's Miss Stewart, for in- coming at the University of Geor- chance to shine—and—it did! They the chapel program which is to be gia. . stance, who works and works at the overwhelming task of g iv e n in various neighboring went weird on putting up posters schools. on every possible space on bulletin helping the entire student body to improve its speaking Latest Request: Sara Ann Den- boards, etc. habits. Group No. 13 will present the ham wants a warning whistle two The clubs believe in the school. Have you seen the new same prgoram on November 8 to minutes before 10:30! the P.T.A. at Laboratory School. Billy Moore seems to be "dis- Reflector sign which the Industrial Arts Club presented to tracting" Joan Griffin as they sing the college and which they put up last Wednesday? For information about Presbyte- the solo parts in one of the Phil- Many person are working to help us help ourselves to rian College, please contact Jo harmonic songs. Starr and Genie Owen. be better people. Have you ever noticed how Miss McElveen Betty Ewing and "Bert" Mc- works to keep the library in such a way that it will be most Loon visited their former Alma useful and pleasing to you? What about the times you saw Two weeks campus go to Jerry Burrows and Fred Pierce from Mater at Douglas last week end. her working with the scrubbing outside the library, or dust- East Hall Council. They took the However, they seemed proud to re- ing, or helping to wax the floor? trouble to sign out, but failed to turn "home" again Sunday night! Someone is always working so that a variety of activities sign in—so, who knows if you re- and opportunities for study will be open to students. Watch turned by 10:30! ,'_.Virginia Leotis has been putting Betsy Tippins and Sara Dot Simp- the way Mr. King works, with cheerfulness and faith, against son to work on cleaning up her difficulties of small numbers and lack of interest. Have you That ole "Navy Blue" seems to car. That extra shine must mean ever thought about his optimistic viewpoint and how it really be calling George Clark once again something special! does help the band? —at his earliest convenience. The students here at TC cannot be beaten for friendli- Martha Ann Todd and Fay Hod- ness. A gay smile and a happy "Hello" greets you at every Spencer Overstreet and Walter ges were having to calm Jo Sur- "Mac" volunteered for patrol duty rency down the other afternoon. turn. —on second and third floor—when Seems that Jo was upset about I'll stick to TC because YOU have made it a wonderfully "Mrs. J" could not succeed in some kinda' notes — couldn't be exciting place in which to study and live! MATJONAL quieting down "her" girls. phys. ed.! ■*&

Daddy of the TC Squad Lewis Is Leading Intramural Gets Volleyball Play By HARRY STRICKLAND Softball Play Begins Monday Three out of six games of the Off to Bad Start By JOAN BENNETT NOTE: This is the third in a series of articles on this year's By FRED PIERCE and inter-dormitory Softball tourna- On Monday, November 12, at Georgia Teachers College basketball team. GEORGE RAHN ment have already been played. 3:30, the women's volleyball tour- Jim Duncan hails from Worley, Ky., and graduated from Lewis is leading with two wins to So far this year, the intra-mural nament will begin. There will be football hasn't been going over McCreary County High School in 1944. After high school, Jim West's one. In the remaining two games a day, beginning Thurs- served in the armed forces with the Army from 1945 to 1946. very well, due to bad weather and day—no Friday games—and so on. After his discharge he married and opened a grocery 'Store in games, Lewis is scheduled to play postponements. But the main rea- The schedule will be posted by Stearns, Ky. At the insistence of East, West-Lewis, and the final son is that the boys are not taking noon Monday, so watch the bul- his brother-in-law, Bucky Helton, Duncan is practice teaching at game being the playoff. any interest in it. There is very letin board. seldom a full eight-man team on he came to Statesboro in the sum- Statesboro High School this quar- If a complete team is not on The loss of Martha Finley's ser- the field. The captains of the dif- mer of 1949 to play baseball. ter and is doing a fine job. Inci- the playing field by 3:45, the game When he failed to make the vices caused by injury in Satur- ferent teams urge all of the boys dentally, he is the father of a day's game has greatly handicap- to go out and play when their will be forfeited to the other team. Ogeechee League basball team he bouncing baby boy, Jim Russell To you girls who have not prac- took a job with the league as an ped West Hall's team. team is supposed to play. Duncan Jr. Ask Jim about his ticed: Come on down an play any- umpire. Since he was a veteran, he Much interest has been shown The Black team, led by Wright pride and joy and he will tell you way. It's lots of fun and plenty ex- took advantage of the G.I. Bill on the part of spectators. One un- Wilkins, is at present leading the citing. and entered Georgia Teachers Col- all the details with gleaming pride. known male supporter became so league, with four wins and one lege, intending to spend one sum- loss, but the Orange and Green The officials will be taken from Congratulations, Jim. absorbed in the game (?) that he members of the PEMM Club. mer, and planned to transfer to a failed to notice a telephone pole in teams are very close behind with college in Kentucky and finish his the path of his green Chevrolet. three and one records. Then comes Everybody come on out and sup- work. His liking for the institu- Yellow, Red, and White, in that your color—let's get a little team tion resulted in his remaining in The W.A.A. will cooperate with order. spirit going on campus. the Student Council this year in school. The Physical Education depart- He went out for the basketball planning and conducting the just- before-study-hall Recreation Hour ment sponsors this program every team in 1949 and was anything but year so that boys who do not play VISIT impressive. He was spectacular in in the gym, which will get under- way on Monday, November 12. a varsity sport may have fun and a strange sort of way, but produc- recreation. The games are played ed unimpressive results. After Monday through Thursday every The Soda Shop playing a role as second and third It is hoped that a varied program of recreational activity will afternoon at 3:30 p. m. Friday is Milk Shakes - Sundaes string center for most of the sea- left open to make up postponed son, he was given his first oppor- be offered in order to permit par- ticipation of all, rather than just games. All postponed games will Ice Cream - Hamburgers tunity as a starter on February 11, be made up in the near future, so 1950, as a result of the illness of a few. By way of making this possible, students are asked to drop team captains will have to watch Hot Dogs - Steaks the first string center, Bucky Hel- the bulletin board for the schedule. ton. He proved the confidence of their suggestions for the type ac- Oysters - Chicken his coach by scoring 17 points tivity desired in the Recreation Go out and support you rteam against Green Cove Springs Naval Hour box located in the Adminis- and have a good intra-mural pro- E. Main St. Statesboro Station. He was the starter in the tration Building. gram this year. next game played by the Teachers when the team journeyed to Clin- ton, S. C, to play Presbyterian College, February 14, where his 12 SALES — Buick Automobiles — SERVICE points and his spirited play was a big factor in the Teachers College play. His high score for the 1949- YOUR NEWSPAPER) 50 season was 20 points on nine LIGHTS THE WAY field goals and two free throws HOKE S. BRUNSON against Presbyterian College play- " FREEDOM ed at Collegeboro. During the 1950-51 season, Jim ALLIS CHALMERS TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT took up improving where he left off before and finished the season East Main Street — Statesboro, Georgia with a total of 428 points, second PHONE ^ 237 only to Scotty Perkins. Jim show- ed a lot of hustle during that year and when the team needed points Jim always faked in two. Lannie F. Simmons

JIM DUNCAN GEORGIA MOJUD au e Pick of the Pictures XA. Some of the girls were talking 60 8 8 sheer* *i Sun. & Mon., Nov. 18-19 about the couple soon to be mar- dance-tested by ried, and said she would be a per- Excuse My Dust fect match for him. I don't know Red Skelton Sally Forrest her, but match or no match, she Only DODGE Tues. & Wed., Nov. 21-22 can expect him to be "lit" quite Builds "Job-Rated" Trucks Fort Worth often. With Randolph Scott Thurs. & Fri., Nov. 22-23 Skies clear faster for those with the forethought I Force of Arms to save for a rainy day. MOJUD William Holden Nancy Olsen Saturday., Nov. 24 THE FRIENDLY Belle Le Grand stockings With Vera Ralston ALSO— SEA ISLAND BANK THUNDER IN GOD'S COUNTRY Safety - Courtesy - Service MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION DRIVE-IN .11 Sunday, Nov. 18 '■ Jackpot With James Stewart Mon. & Tues., Nov. 19-20 Where College Men Find the Clothes They Want: Only the Valiant • SPORT SHIRTS ft SLACKS Gregory Peck Barbara Peyton • SWEATERS # JACKETS Wed. & Thurs., Nov. 21-22 $1.50 Lady Takes Donaldson and Smith Clothing Co. A Chance South Main Street—Statesboro, Ga. Jean Arthur John Wayne Ginger Rogers says, "You'll love the exciting Fri. & Sat., Nov. 23-24 glamour of Mojud 60 gauge nylons. And you will be amazed at how they wear I" Saddle Tramp Ginger danced 27 miles in a single pair... without Joel McCrea Wanda Hendrix a run or wrinkle. What makes them wear so wellf Magic-Motion in the knit... extra "give and , STATE MEN'S AND BOYS' STORE extra spring-back! "We have 60 gauge Mojuds in Mon., Tues., Wed., Nov. 19-20-21— proportioned leg sizes. Wear them once... and you East Main Street will always wear them. Jesse James Statesboro Henry Fonda Nancy Kelly Thurs., Fri., Sat., Nov. 22-23-24 — The Best Sally and Bob The most revealing picture ever In College Clothes filmed. The passionate problems of today's youth who forget about AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR consequences and defy convention. SHOPPING COMFORT who cannot stop his son's bully- young college man Gordon MacRae The following sign appears in a ing. Like all other movies filmed moves next door. She falls for him Pennsylvania cemetery: "Persons are prohibited from picking flow- after he spanks her for breaking from the old classics, "The Three ers from any but their own Profs'Schedule Calls Musketeers," "R o b i n H o o d," a window, and begins to acquire a graves." "Treasure Island" and "The Count little femininity when she learns of Monte Cristo," this is wonder- that he considers baseball a triv- V'-l-.V ■ ■;■■■■.■-. ...■■■■ ■ . ■.;; ■ fully entertaining. iality alongside the impending W Why Not Do Your Laundry 1 World War. But her banker father For 28 Court Games "ON MOONLIGHT BAY" (Thurs. The Easy Way? & Fri.) disapproves of MacRae after learn- The 1951-52 basketball schedule has recently been an- ing that he considers banks use- 1 RUTH'S AUTOMATIC s£ nounced. Twenty-seven encounters have been slated for the Along comes a sparkling, nostal- less U Still, everything comes out LAUNDRY 1 Professors this season, beginning with the formidable Parris gic musical to balance the sensu- all right in the end, and the end re- s::.: Island Marines here December 1. ous drama of "The Strip" and the sult is a thoroughly enjoyable and || 25 Zetterower Avenue December 1—Parris Island Ma- February 5—Quantico Marines, romantic adventure of "Lorna light hour or so of entertainment. rines at Collegeboro. at Collegeboro. Doone." Doris Day and Gordon December 3—Moody Air Force, February 9—North Georgia Col- MacRae, young America's favorite at Collegeboro. lege, at Collegeboro. musical co-stars, bring you all the December 7—North Georgia Col- February 16—Erskine College, old favorites of the 1910s—"Moon- Everett Motor F. S. PRUITT lege, at Dahlonega. at Collegeboro. light Bay," "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles," "Cuddle Up a Little December 8—Piedmont College, February 18—Presbyterian Col- Agent lege, at Collegeboro. Closer," "Smiles," "There's a Long Company at Demorest. Long Trail A-winding," and nine December 10—Maxwell Air Col- February 23—Alabama Teachers Underwood Typewriters College (Troy), at Collegeboro. others. Jack Smith, popular radio DODGE — PLYMOUTH lege, at Collegeboro. tenor, makes his movie debut in SALES & SERVICE December 12—Wofford College, this, as a bespectacled jerk. The — Sales & Service — at Spartanburg, S. C. All types machines story is based on the famous "Pen- 45 North Main Street December 14—Turner Air Force, rod" series of young love in In- Rented—Sold—Repaired at Collegeboro. diana by Booth Tarkington. Doris PHONE 194 39 E. Main St. Statesboro December 15—Parris Island Ma- Day is a tomboy who likes base- rines, at Parris Island, S. 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