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Vol XII Georgia State College for Women, Minedgeville, Ga., May. 1.7, 1937 NU Gardner and Willie Lou 1937Spectrum Howe Presented H< Be Presented In Joint Will Arrive Medal At E Soprano, Pianist Are MISS NAN GARDNER MISS WILLIE LOU SUMNER This Week Students of Mr. DR JAMES HOWE Many Noted | Noah, Mrs. Allen New Book Features Come Here-1( Padded Covers Affairs, oil Nan Gardner, ^ s o p r a n o , and Willie Lou Summer, pianist, will The. 1937 Spectrum is expected Dr. James Lewis be presented in a joint recital to arrive the first of the week of the school of Apl Friday evening, May 21, at 8:15 according to Ruth Flurry, editor at Washington and'ljl in the auditorium of the Georgia of this year's annual. They will ty'and head of the departirl State College for Women. be delivered by the circulation .chemistry -for the past fori Nan, Avho is a sophomore, has assistants under the direction of years, will be awarded thef studied dining' the • past two Margaret Bennett, circulation medai, symbol of outsij years with Max Noah, and for manager, to the dormitories. work in southern chemiMl the past'. year has been soprano This year's book is said to be ceremonies climaxing thj| soloist 'with., the .Milledgeville one of the most attractive an- tion of, Herty Day, tij College Choir and a member of nuals put out during recent the Madrigal -Octette. Dr. Lowe is one of years. A distinct innovation is Her program will include '.outstanding authoritiej the use of color on the main di- numbers from Handel, Haydn, element Ruthenium a'-l vision pages which provides \a Schubert, and from more mod- Ruthenium is one of J decided contrast to the black and ern composers. platinum group, oi ml white lithographing customarily Willie Lou is a student of possessed • of many ril SOPRANO PIANIST used. The padded covers of the H-ERTY MEDAL WINNER' Mrs. W. . H. Allen, -with whom It is even hurder thii book give additional richness to but is very brittle aj she has studied for the past its general appearance. three "years. Her program con- no commercial value Air students who have been in sists of numbers by Raff, Chop- Kethley Heads FSeWSet-Up Stewart Here certain states it is l] residence at the college for three in, Tsckiaikowsky, DeBussy and sive and does not successive quarters will .receive Carpenter. 'presence of air to cauSe^ a Spectrum without any addition For Series plode. The following program will Jesters For Is S u r v e y e d al cost. Those who have been en- be presented: Herty day is hold annl rolled in the college for two the Georgia State Coll 0 Sleep, Why Docst Thou Second Term By Hudson quarter^ may purchase a book ol Talks Leave Me 7 from "Semele"' G. F- Women in honor oi> for if\ 17. Stu den bs who - have sou* her u chemist, Li Handel; oeen here only one quarter : may II Bacio (The Kiss), L. ArditL Mary Kethley was unanimously A survey of the student govern- Religious Emphasis Week at Herty, • whose i:x'perii| purchase one for $2.34. The slash pine- have made La Fileuse, Joachim Raff. re-elected by the Jesters last ment set up of the Florida State price to faculty members and Georgia State College for Women Nocturne Op. 19, No. 4, Illy. household word thro| Thin.'.day night to head their or was closed Friday with a chapel itch Tschaikowsky. College for Women was made by i chers who may wish to buy a South. The award talk by Mr. .Donald Stewart, pas- Yalse in E Minor, Frederic ganization for the coming year. Harriette Hudson, president of Spectrum is. $3.50. a committee of the (1 Chopin. The following girls were elected next year's sopnomore class, who tor of the Presbyterian Church sion of the Americ J My Mother Bids Me Bind My to serve with her; Eugenia Tay- lei't heie on Friday for Talahas- T3'pist Gives Speed in Chapel Hill. North ^Carolina. Society cooperating!:;, Hair, Joseph Haydn. cal organizations in. 'ior as vice-president, Martha see. Mr. Stewart spoke to the; student Ave Maria, Franz Schubert. Demonstration Here The committee is h | Poole as secretary, and Hilda Ilaiviette was sent as a dele- body on "Excess Baggage", taking Clair de Lune, Claude DeBus. Sam Guy of Emor." gate from Student Council to in- up' the last topic of his general Fortson as treasurer. Miss Hortense Stollnitz will give Dr. Howe is one vestigate the method of opera- Danse, Claude Debussy. Mary was elected president o! a typewriting demonstration and subject for .discussion, "Living of southern chemist tion of student government at the Polonaise Americaine, John A. lecture Friday afternoon at 4 Creatively" on which he has spok- of service. He camel the Jesters in the fall to take Plorida codege. Since F. S. C. W. Carpenter. • o'clock in Peabody Auditorium. en in his previous chapel talks ton and Lee from Virginia Forbes place when she is' a woman's college, somewhat Little Star, Frank La Forge. She is sent to us thru the courtesy technic Institute of. resigned. similar to G. S. C W. it is ex- this week. A Spirit Flower, B. Martin of the Educational Division of fore the turn of th] tremely probable that they will Stanton. At the same meeting chairmen Remington R a n d Typewriting Mr. Stewart was brought to the has been a pioneer "ij nave problems and difficulties like campus by the Y. W.. C. A. in Blue Are Her Eyes, Winter for the most important commit- Company, New York, New York. search in the South.' our own and a study of their co-operation with the Administra- Watts. tees were selected and voted upon, Miss Stollnitz holds records es- in Newburyport, Mas^ ...tthods may lead to the solution tion as the principle speaker on The Wind's In The South, tablished iii International Type- 1859 and is a gradi These committees are stage, prop- „f our problems. the programs for Religious Week, John Prindle Scott writing Championship Contests, herst College. He dilj erty, wardrobe, business, and pub- which show her to have achieved May 1114. During his stay on uate work in GermanI the campus. Mr. Stewart has ad- licity. There heads are respect, Ruthenium Has No a greater speed than any other at rGottengin and Berlj Library Receives ively Harriet Hudson, Roxanna Use, Is Chemical typist in the world. In addition, dressed the student body each day Many outstanding her broad experience in training at the chapel period, made several science from the South Many New Books Austin, Elizabeth Donovan, An- talks to smaller groups of stu- nelia Brown, and Elizabeth Barn. Curiosity — Howe and helping typewriting teachers (Continued on pagel and typists in all sections oC thedent s in the form of classroom The library has recently ac- hill. More than fifty years ago a I country makes her advice auth- discussions, and made a series of quired quite a few new books in platform addresses each evening Hines Iiitervii The meeting was closed with littlle Massachusetts boy recently oritative. many fields, and the student on "Toward a New Philosophy of plans for an. informal tea a s thecom e South witnessed the horrors Miss Stollnilx's Novice Record body as" a whole migh be inter- Life*'. In addition to his other ac- Burrus On* a of the Reconstruction era and is 114 words per minute for 15 ested to know the names of these last meeting. tivities Mr. Stewart granted pri- made a- silent vow that he would minutes, which has never been books. vate personal interviews to many Miss Juliette Burrus, help the section and the people he equaled. She holds the Amateur Among those books dealing of the students who wished to see bus, president of the^ l.jP saw being exploited. On Satur- Record of 137 net words per min- with life in the South are: T. C Wells Will Give him. class of the Georgia iV day night that, vow was fulfilled ute for 30 consecutive minutes. Johnson's "Scientific Interests in legee for Women _\vf Graduation Talks as the little boy, now James Lew- This record is particularly notable " For the past week Mr. Stewart the Old South,1!. The Three-Head- viewed Wednesday flu! is Howe, received the Herty med- because Miss Stollnitz is the only has been the guest of Dr. Guy H. ed Angel by Roark Bradford, regular monthly college Dr. Guy Wells will 'give the al for outstanding work in Sou- typist ever to have won the Inter- Wells, president of G. S. C. W., That Was 'a Time "by Harriet cast over radio station WSi| thern chemistry. national Amateur Contest during and Mrs. Wells at the Mansion. Gift. Castlen, As I Live and commencement address at Don- 4" p. m. in Atlanta. , Dr. Howe, who is head of the the first amateur year (which is He has' been entertained by sev- Breathe by Willie Snow Etherid- aldsvillo, Georgia on May seven- In this intervief, Miss Washington and Leo department the second year of a typist's ex- eral • of the faculty members, by ge, Absalom, Absalom! by Willi- described the operation] teenth. Dr. Wells was superin- of chemistry, is one of the world's perience). the various departments of the Y. am Faulkner, None Sh\all Look social life of Ennis Hejllf tendent of Die schools at Donalds- outstanding authorities on Ruth- W. C. A., and by the Kiwanis Back by Caroline Gordon, St. Miss Stollnitz holds the Pro- home, and related intl enium, a rare metal of the plat- Club of Milledgeville. He was the George of Weldon by Robert Ry- ville for the school year of 1921- fessional Record of 1591 worda anecdotes of the class ami inum group. Ruthenium, although guest of honor at a tea Thursday lue, The World With a Fence by 22. He will speak on "The Educa- per minute for one hour, the high- members. it is of the platinum group, will al'ternoon given by Dr. and Mrs. Marion Sims, and In Old Natch- tional Changes Since 1900". est rate anyone has ever achiev- Music was furnished li never be worn as jewels by wo- Guy H. Wells at the Mansion. - ez by Culherinc Van Court. - ed for so long a period of time. seniors, pupils of Mrs. Wilf He will also give the commence- men, says Dr. Dr. Howe. In Prominent among the travel No other typist has ever ap- ence Nunn, Bostwick; and ment address at Montrose, Geor- fact, it has- no commercial value proached this record. The Macon G. S. C. W. club Homer Allen. They are^ books are Invitation to Travel by "no earthly use" as he himself gia on the twenty-first of May. The two next highest champion will sponsor a ride over Macon McCarthy, White Oak,~J Helen Dean Fish, European Jour- juts it. It is a chemical curiosity. ney by Philip Gibbs, Traveling contestants Avhich our competitors for members of the Georgia Die- played "Impromptu in" Last Thursday Dr. Wells spoke "It has no use and I'm not try, Light by Mildred Harrigan, and boast of have records of 140 words tetics Association when they by Schubert, and Miss Ml to the Hartwejl (Rotary Club and i g to find a usefor"it,"-stat (Continued on page 4) nn i and 144.3 words per minute. It can meet in annual session on May played "Le Plus que Lin] to the high scl^l. ' (Continued on page 4) ' (Continued? on' page 3) 14th.. . Debussy., .v. ;VV

) ' The Colonnade, Milledgeville," 17, 1937 Igeville, Ga., May 17, 1937 DON STEWART '-ON THE This Time Last Year On behalf of the entire student iat< Announcement had been made With Our Alumnae body may we extend our thanks G. S^ C W. joined the Break- that Dr. W. D. Hooper, member ' In response to many rec BOOK SHELF A Censor is a lovely man— of the faculty of the University to the Y. W. C. A. for bringing fast Club on Thursday morning'as I know you.think so too; .. we are printing some ' o} of Georgia, would deliver the com- Herty Medal to the campus one of the most a skit supposed to have taken He sees three meanings inVa joke verses by Nina Rickotspn THE ANTJQUA STAMP gle clean blow of the knife not mencement address. Dr. R. W. Gfctann&b? stimulating personalities with place on' the second floor of At. When there arc only two! Rollo J-) Mincey who which it has been our pleasure to By Robert Graves to pick it to pieces with tweez- kinson was presented, with the Oakey, pastor of the Presbyterian (Continued from page 1) ther of Harriet Mine! fled Weekly During School Year, Except During Holidays Robert Graves has turned aside ers." —Record. eoiae in contact this year—we re- Breakfast clubbers 'taking the church here, was to deliver the ticipate in the celebration of Her- These verses were givef and Examination Periods By The Students of The icr to Reverend xjonald Stewart from the violence of Emperor As Oliver looks over his album baccalaureate sermon. Many en. roles. You remember the scene or "In the spring a young man's ty day, which is directed by Dr. ponse to Dr. Well's weleon] yviio conducted Religious Emphasis Claudius and his times to write prior to Jane's visit, he comes up- in case you don't—one little Jessie tertainments were being planned Parent's Day in 1935. Georgia State College for Women his "fu'Ft "modern novel—a story on the almost forgotten Antigua fancy lightly turns to thoughts, ifor the Seniors. L. C. Lindsley, head of the chem- Week on the campus during the enters the room of another little of love." That's because Christmas As long as hearts can hull T ~ MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA of philatelic fancies—the story of stamp which had been given to istry department of the Georgia past few days. Jessie bright and early one morn- has passed, her birthday was in The Herty Medal had been pre- the healing strength of] fyg ygtCorner Hancock and Clark Streets the Antigua stamp. Jane by Edith Whitebillet and When there is a man who to ing but not so early that the pop- February, and the operators ol sented to Dr. W. H. Maclntire for State College for Women- A As long as hate can rankle) It is dear that the stamp 'had then sent to Oliver who w;:s off It seems that policy of every Subscription Price $1-00 Per Year a college audience can be uplifting ular radio program was not going the only picture show in to\ . his outstanding work in agricul- number of addresses will precede hearts of age and yout without being over emotional, something very remarkable about at school. Jane inquires about it, on. Says the first Jessie, ''Oh, girl on this campus these days is is second-class matter October 30, 1928, at the post of- have gone on a sit-down strike. tural chemistry. The presentation ihe awarding of the medal to Dr. As long as love can kindle, ,v'no can be inspiring without be- it to justify it as the subject of a Oliver pleads ignorance. you're listening to the Breakfast to get out and do some phase of "Milledgeville, Ga., under the Act of March 3, 1879." Exchange. followed the annual tea at West- embers of the soul, ing saccharine, who can be humor* book. Perhaps what marked it out Shortly after, Oliver takes the Club." recreation. Why shouldn't she? over and the dinner given by Dr. Howe and he will make a non- We go to college to improve our 1 So long we must keep sj ous without talking down to his from all others was its puceness stamp to be sold at public auction -There is no time in the year when and Mrs. Wells. technical address on a subject as EDITORIAL STAFF Answers the second Jessie, "Ye's, faculties. audience and who can offer sound, —its unique puceness (although a and. is forestalled by an injunction we must press. towal Evelyn Aubry indeed." it is as necessary to be a part of Our professors are our faculties Bids had been received for the yet unannounced, but which will tnactical auvice as well—there, in few purists clung obstinately to brought by Jane. At the trial goal. Lucy Caldwell Replies the first, ."Is it your the great oue-of-doors as in the Therefore, we go to college to im- "new dormitory"—Beeson Hall to deal with his experiments. \e Editor collegiate parlance, you have the more conventional term of Oliver finally awarded the decis- Jeane Armour, Mary Kethley favorite program too?" Spring. Therefore, we urge every prove our professors. US'—which "was to be erected in Many distinguished visitors As long as men can quej Editors .lomtithing. And when you have purple, brown). At any rate,, it ion after proving to the court's Editor Marion Arthur Quips the second, "Oh no, I just Just another case of education the near future." were here to attend the tea, paths of right anj jL-on Stewart, you have that was remarkable this stamp known satisfaction (but not to Jane's) one to come out and play with us Editors Sue Thomason, Betty Donaldson listen because there is nothing else failing miserably. dinner and the address in the au- And little children Ciuf •something." as Antique, penny, puce. that he -was actin:? for Edith- and perhaps learn the many sports Plans were being made by the Ire Editor Jane Suddeth on at this time of the morning." —Florida Flambeau. ditorium. Foremost among these, weird cherubic ym Schoolgirls, says Mr. Graves, After following the trial Edith and at the same time become very HbiiT^'wEcpnomics Department for May we (further suggest Mr- Two little Jessies (I'm sure it of course, is Dr. Howe, recipient As long as pain is bw'l rs—Helen Reeves, Peggy Tomlin, Helen Adams, Harriott are not interested in stamps, but and Oliver were married. skilled in them- a two-day cooking school to be otcwart as the antidote for chap, was the original two) were so Came the insistent tones of an of the Herty Medal. From Tech recompense is s Smith, Bonnie Burge. they are undeniably interested in Again the stamp is put on auc- i^by Mrs. S- R. Dull, fore el misbehavior'.' To attract and charmed with this little interlude For the past few weeks the Ex- urgent voice. are Dr. and Mrs. James L. Tay- So long let us keep their brothers' preoccupation tion and again Jane prevents the most authorrty^TTi^ft-^Qiith' BUSINESS STAFF noid consistently the attention ox that they wrote it in drama form ecutive Board of the Recreation "Wake up, quick; wakeup!" r^arjB^^^^hn L. Daniel, | the task is not with stamps. It was Oliver sale. This time she has discov- A special session of the Geor- Manager Betty Holloway rtome twelve hundred girls is and sent it to Don McNeil. The Association has been hearing very "Can't." Dr. PMlfe^^fclMLSf Price's preoccupation with .his ered the sole legatee of the man gia Press Association was to be ]ong as sunsets lit Business Manager Guynelle Williams something of a ieat. That it can letter was signed J- S. and M. S. interesting talks on some current "Why not?" Alpha Chi Sigma, hollUWlry c ot! done has been proved beyond stamp album that fascinated his who had written the letter. . the topic of recreation. On Tuesday held in Milledgeville June 10-12. le, rosj 'ertising Manager Elizabeth Hulsey Obviously this calls for a little "Ain't sleeping." ical fraternity at Tech- any uoubt o ntne ways on wnich sister, Jane, and the effects of letter'incidentally was written af- night, Miss Andrews gave the The convention marked the fiftieth While colors~'~surS>l tfertising Assistants Nell Smith, Catherine Lloyd detective work. Now for the first —Furman Hornet. Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Scott and 1 Mr. Stewart addressed the student this fascination were far reach- ter a shipwreck and put in a bot- group a" most interesting report anniversary since the association their deamy snap] time is revealed the inner Work- Dr. James Hugh Boyd, who are S.iulation Manager Betty Shell uutiy. Ui necessity, ciiapel be- ing. tle. The legatee, University of Georgia, havior has a fifty-fifty chance of Through the most underhanded First a look through the files in that Modern Dancing is supposed playing that saxaphone you'll vast swelling dreail auctioneer, ,. appropriates the final tour with concerts in Syl- attended. wtiiig good, ix tnc hji^aker is good feminine methods of "heaping Mrs. Terry's office provides a pos_ , to be the very highest form of drive me crazy. So long let us keepf stamp and escapes as a fuse is vester, Albany, and Ashburn. Representatives from Wesley- -uul wortn hearing, i«o behavior is coals of fire on heads" Jane as a sible list of suspects among them art; it appeals to the intellect Sax Player: Ha, ha—you're every power of Herty Day conveniently blown. Edith retal- and were Dr. and Mrs. Claude jound to coirespond in qaulity. child gained a promisory half in- Margaret Sullivan, Mary Alice more than any other phase, and crazy already. I stopped playing Natalie Purdom gave her senior lh the awarding of the Herty medal to Dr. Lowe Sat- iates by disputing Mildred's ti- Bruce, Dr. and Ms- Joe Almand, As long as trim. ^jiKewise, ix uu; s^um^r has notn- terest in the collection. Later Sowell, Martha Stapleton, Mable does require quite a bit of skill. an hour ago. violin recital, assisted by Dorothy tle to the stamp as opposed to and Miss Thelma Howell. Dr. the wake of' the annual exercises there is again called to mind ing to say, the audience wants to Jane, a most successful actress- Starr, Martha Smith, Margaret, Miss Andrews traced the periods the efficient hands of Fannie Lou Ellis, pianist. the envelope and letter. Mean- —Log. Bduce is head of the Mathematics And faith can poi| fege that this college has in its close association with hear nothing of wnat he attempts producer, meets her brother, now Sandifer, Marietta Strout, Mary of the dance for us and they were Jackson (Mrs. H. W.) Bingham, The English majors were enter- uo say. while Mildred has transferred as follows: (1) Classic Period- Department at Wesleyan, Dr. One hanging- Is greatest chemist, Dr. Charles Herty. This as- a not-so-successful novelist, at an Stone, Mignon Sewell, Mildred 'Breathes there a man'' who has of the Charlotte News editorial tained at a picnic supper by the claim to the stamp to Jane. set forms, movement used to make Almand is head of the Chemistry While men can stl We also wish to congratulate art gallery where' they have come Smith, Marian Standard, Mar- not at one time or another wish- staff, this club holds bright prom, members of the English faculty. ii based not on the fact that he happened to be born poses; (2) Romantic Period—in- Department and Miss Howell is to the thrill oi« jir. Stewart on practicing what he to see a portrait entitled the Through the kind intervention guerite Spears, Malise Strange, • ed for a bell, or a hook or some- ise. The picnic was held at the Echetah [sent site of the college campus but on the vast spirational, overflow of motion, a Country Club. assistant in the Chemistry De- The work will not ^reaches, lie quoted a tneoiogian Stamp Collector. Jane reminded of the long arm of coincidence it any of whom might be the mys- thing to stop a chapel speaker? so-called natural dancing. There partment. this task of yo^ ^valuable research which has been carried on in the as saying that no minister should of her half interest in the stamp finally evolves that the stamp, terious M. S. and also Johnsie Set- Last week at Bluffton College PERSONAL NEWS were very many gestures, pan- From Emory came Dr. and [department of this college to assist Dr. Herty in dure go into the pulpit with noth- collection which has remained in being part of the cargo of the tle, ' Jane Spencer, Jane Suddeth, somebody had a good idea and Blanche Bazanos iascet tominmes. The emotional idea Mrs. W- II. Jones, Dr. and Mrs. Lois^Ryals ('19) }al research. ing to say and steal an hour's Oliver's possession. She propos- wrecked ship, really belongs to Juanita Sumner, and Jessie Ses- it worked. A distinguished and Blanche Bazanos is teaching in Collegiate Press -was very outstanding but there Osborne • Quaylc, Dr. J. Sam Guy, for five years as time for each member of his con- es to come get her share of the the insurance company which set- sions, all of whose initials cor- true product of the "Windy City", Charlotte, N. C, and plans to come was not much form. (8) Modern Meets In Savannah and members of the honorary of both the Superior" connection with Dr. Herty is not only a matter of gregation. When Mr. Stewart stamps choosing alternate stamps tled the claim • for the cargo. respond with M. S's accomplice. was addressing the student body- back to the campus for commence- Dance Period—movement is the ac- chemical fraternity. Courts of Tattnall Coil Ing a trip down here once a year to attend the prosen- opcaKS, lie says something, some- and removing from the collection And the owner of the company is At the end of the first hour, when ment. She is, by the way, teach- A little double checking elim- tual being of the dance. We see Dr. Burt P. Richardson, who ed from Reidsville to thing that is vital and coihpelling with tweezers. Tij Oliver this none other than Jane's husband- the speaker appeared to be just ing the daughter of Susie Tate The Georgia Collegiate Press |f the medal which the Chemistry club has named for inates the majority of the list, for the relation of the dancer's phy- is head of the Chemistry Depart- where she has been must be the most dixficult type was a shocking suggestion, "as which is to say, Jane warming up, a bell began to ring. .(Mrs. R. K.) Walker, who is from Association will hold its annual te considers our chemistry laboratories a valuable such obvious reasons as living in sical interests through his move- ment at Mercer, and William J- since 1924 with the SJ, even to a college audience which shocking i nits way as Solomon's It was inconceiveable that any After a fierce struggle, the bell all reports a brilliant student. Spring meeting in Savannah this I) his" own laboratorv. A great deal of the mi- other dormitoies, or being' town ment; there is a degree or shade Barrett and William I. Knox, Jr., ware Company. 1,0 interest from the amount of judgment about cutting the child further claimant could now ap- proved to be the better man, and week end, May 21 and 22, with girls. •of intensity- We have discarded assistants in the Chemistry de- research for Dr. Herty's experiments has been car- uisinterost that constantly dis- in two—more shocking because pear and none did but this is not so the assembly adjourned. When Martha McCoy (Mrs. Marvin) Armstrong Junior College and The list now narrows down to all things connected with .tradi- partment, attended. On Friday, April Ire in the past. played- Solomon didn't really mean it and quite the end of the story. they finally found the bell, it Mason, lives at 1427 East 7th St. the staff of the "Inkwell" student five people, all of whom live in tions, and we start f r o m Former members of the Chem- Grange G- S- C. Wj Jane did. And Solomon propos- Jane, while walking in the proved to be an alarm clock con- Charlotte, N. C-, and Vesta Owens paper, acting as hosts to the dele- rear the news story which had the most wide-- Atkinson. I am left to investi- "scratch," so to speak. Here we gates representing student publi- istry club who returned for the leadership of II MUSICAL FESTIVAL ed to halve the child with a sin (Continued on page 4) cealed behind the chapel organ, (Mrs, G. G.) Slaughter is at 429 gate Johnsie Settle, Jane Spencer, cation of the colleges of the state. the event are Marguerite Ivey, (Mrs. Raymond) SnJ [illation and which brought the college perhaps the use form of music and not content. I gjnce no one would confess, the E. Kingston Ave., in Charlotte. Mr- Noah has requested the sup- Juanita Sumner, and Jane Sud- The convention headquarters who is teaching at Acworth, ed the LaGrange Icity of any event during the year was the story The Modern Dance is not enter- administration is having the en- port of Milledgeville and the col- deth as one of the letter writers will be at the Hotel DeSoto. The Sara Owen, president of the Seniors at a most |)unced that the Herty medal was to be awarded to tainment, there is no self-expres- tire student body fingerprinted to Lorene Ray (Mrs. S. S.) Haynie, iege in bringing to the campus and Mignon Sewell or Marietta feature event of the entire con- Chemistry club last year and nic. Visitors from.. Dress Parade sion; it is intellectual. find the culprit. '20, is dietitian at the Emory Uni- jH, Mclntire for his work with phosphates. Out- next year the annual music festi- Strout as the other. vention will be the awarding of teaching now at Fairfax, Ala.; for the occasion We think that we have a bit —Tiger. versity Hospital. lemists from all over the South, as well as the fu- val of Georgia- His suggestion Still another step—Johnsie lives two trophies, one to be given by and Sara Buch, teaching in At- Smith, Sara Nelsor.j Our column this week of neces- baby's apron, is shirred in front at of very exciting news for some has been approved by the Mil- on second floor, Jane Spencer on the Savannah Morning News as lanta, and Mildred Stewart, Banks (Mrs. W. E.' (nding chemists, the chemistry students of Geor- sity will be composed mainly of of you who are interested. Sev- My roomS, sad to rel8 Marion Patton is Mrs. Herbert ledgeville Kiwanis club and other the collar, and ties at the neck third, Jane Suddeth on second, a recognition of general excel- technician at En^ory University cile Humphrey (Mrsj lory, and the University of Georgia attend Herty campus togs since we haven't had eral members on the board of the Come 2 in a terrible stS. L. Laws, of Alexander City, Ala., civic organizations. with green ties tipped with little Juanita on second; Mignon lives lence, the other the Cobb County Hospital. dy and L. S. Fowk our usual over the week end Recreation Association talked with Tho he'd had 2 glasses and Eunice Patton is Mrs. W. H. By. Prof. Noah estimates that the on third, Marietta on second. Times trophy awarded annually Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Ma'e- chance to survey the works of art green balls. The belt is green. Dr. Wells and Miss Adams about Of something str8 Dendy, of Reidville, S. C. Their not something for the chemistry club alone to two day program would bring to Really very effective. Now then still another link- father is the Presbyterian minister to the publication which has made Intyre were present. Dr. Mac- Christine Ryalsl that were probably acquired last Marietta lives on second floor, having a golf tournament with He st6 to the story li. Otxourse it is their project, and their medal. the school more than COO Georgia Rita Spears always has swell- in Laurens, S. C. the greatest contribution to the Intyre was recipient of the Her- Goodwin lives at li home going. furthermore. she has only a half some of the G. M. C boys play- "Twas something he 8- jther the club nor the college select the winner of high school students, many of looking clothes, but I noticed this A vivacious and interesting let- colllege community. ty medal last year. Among oth- Chattanooga, Teiij Jane Suddeth . has ' a light, course at 8:30 in the morning ing with them. The faculty com —Exchange. lit'is awarded by a committee of the Georgia Di,- whom will be prospective students dress particularly. It's black lin- . mittee has stamped their approval ter from Elizabeth Parks Drake Entertainment planned for the ers who attended are Miss Mary one son, Ray, Jr., for G. S. C. W. A satisfactory springified dress in dark blue, fig which means that there is at least Parker from Shorter; Mr. and ths old. en, buttoned all the way down the to this and the tournament will A- traveling salesman was reg- brings bits of news of alumnae delegates includes a tour of Sa- le American, Chemical Society in cooperation with plan for housing these students ured in white. The dress is fit- a fifty-fifty chance that she is a Mrs. Sam Cooper (Mrs. Cooper is front and with an inch-wide band soon begin. The. purpose of this istering at a small hotel and a .-ihe has run into since she has vannah visiting points of histor- f-ganizatioiis in other states. Dr. Sam Guy is head has been worked out. A part of ted, gored, shirred at the waist. constant listener to the Breakfast technician at Grady); Mr- Wil- of white lace running from collar is to- produce a more natural bed bug crawled slowly across the been traveling lately. She writes: ical interest, the banquet on Fri- At a recent mee| this plan entails the housing of The skirt is flaring. It has red Club program. Hence she is now liam Gay, working in the patho- Frimittee which annually chooses the man who has to hem. The collar is wide and standard of recreation, for. we see page. "Rebecca Walters (Mrs. Frank) day night which is to be follow- can G. S. C. W. girls in the various dormitories of belt of grosgrain ribbon, and the suspect No. 1 for M. S. ed by a theater party at Arm- logy laboratory at Grlady; Mrs. ing officers were | (outstanding work-in the field of chemistry in the of white linen and is edged with •a'yejry great need for good whole- "Well," he said, I've been bitten West, '24, has the loveliest old the campus. main attraction are the row of Now to J. S.—considering only strong presented by the Savannah Gay, dietitian at Grady; Dr. dent, Rose Lee Ral lace, and the short sleeves have some relationships between boys by all sorts of bugs, but this is Colonial home an dyard I've seen tiny red elephants at the neck. the second floor, people, Juanita Little Theater, a luncheon on Sat- Nielsen, from Copenhagen who is lie actually only a rather small percentage of the We think that this suggestion lace for cuffs. and girls of today. The tourna the first time I ever saw a bug in ages. Her daughter, Anne, is Thames; vice-pres] merits the approval and co-opera Quite nice with, red bows in Sumner has an eight-thirty class, urday and a visit to Savannah interning at Grady; Dr. and Mrs. Harrison (Mrs. J. [body is privileged to attend the events on Herty Gwendolyn Jones has an ex- ment will be played out at Nes- crawl down to see what room I'd precious, and Rebecca is a gracious ..ion of every loyal student of G. S. Janes' blond hair. so that provides her an unshake- hostess. Alline Burney has just Beach. Roger Hall (Dr. Hall is chemist retary, Sara Edwij (rertheless it is a day in which the entire college should tremely attractive dress of shan b'it Wo.ods- be in. C W. We think that if ,the fes- Margaret Fowler has an awfully able alibi particularly since we done over a house in town. Her for Norris Candy Co. in Atlan- Zach) Trice; tij fat p^ride. There is not felt on the campus in general tung Paisley design. The colors are Within a week or two, it is our —Clipped. Saturday's session will be con- ^significance of the award. It is sometimes looked tival can be secured and that the attractive frock—maybe you saw didn't stagger this week. '. Jane son is one of the finest and best ta); Miss Rebecca Skeen, Mr. Sawyer; prograil Dubonnet, yellow and green on a plan to have the s'ocial dancing ducted by vice president, Frank simply one of the projects of the Chemistry Club and. events be staged in the college; it the other day when she con- Suddeth also has an eight-thirty looking I've seen." and Mrs. W. E. Hanner from chairman, Ruth YvCaM ... / K & t. ... 1 hour out on the roof garden. This Lazy man's paradise: A sit- Eleazer, of Tmory University. ducted the devotional in chapel. class. But Johnsie Settle, having Statesboro committee chairn ',. Irest only to the club members. auditorium, We would then be giv- white background. The skirt is of course will meet on Friday af- down strike in a mattress factory. The convention will close official- it The dress is linen, bright.blue gored, and the gores are, outlined, no class at that time is... as free From the State Department bridge (Mrs. R. "fev -jS en a wonderful opportunity to sell ' tevnoons and the goup is led by —Exchange. ly following the luncheon on Sat- (he contrary, the association with Dr. Herty of which our school at perhaps the most background, figured in white, du- so to speak, with tiny bands of to listen to the radio as .not. So Marguerite Spears. fessor—I'm in great need of your urday. Election of officers and se. of Chemistry came J. Preston bership committbp^ij Dubonnet. These bands continue 11 is a' symbol, the interest which the award attracts psychological time that will ever bonnet, and green. The collar and there we have it. Marietta Strout ,"" On Thursday afternoon of this help; it's like this: I bought two lection of a place for the 1988 Yarbrough, State Chemist; J. Mary Elizabeth Ne\^ on up on the blouse to ,the pock- Excuse me one moment, Pro" |ut the South as evidenced by the list of distinguished be presented. , cuffs are of white pique. and Johnsie Settle, the M. .S. and week Isabelle Allen held her first gold fish and it's, got me all twist. convention will take place thiat Frampton King, food chemist; J. C.) Johnson, Jr. ets, which have • Dubonnet buttons K>-Will participate in observing Herty Day this year, We suggest that the students Evelyn Greene looked cool and the J. S. of the Breakfast club class in Beginner's Tennis. We ed up, that is, not the fish but morning. It is expected that the Thomas Adair, food chemist; on them. The blouse is made -with w ^outstanding chemists who have received the medal- go on record as heartily endorsing nice in plaid dotted swiss. The skit. ' ; ,,„....^ _ think that every girl on the cam- The baseball gang is growing their names. First I called them Colonnade will be represented at Truest A. Nealy, drug and in- Miss lEdith Mini factors'which should enter into the arousing of a feel- a yoke, the yoke zips, and on the Take It and Leave It, but that •Mr. Noah's proposal in.order to plaid was in black, white, red, and But that's where T"1 tripped up, pus'should be given the privilege much larger and the field wias the convention. secticide chemist; and Don E. elected president of tl \f I pride on the part of the students as a whole. zipper there's a tie in Dubonnet. wasn't so good, so I changed their strengthen his argument to the green. The dress was made with because lit was really Marietta to learn this old game and there- quite full on Wednesday afternoon. Wood, bacteriologist and dairy W.- club Saturday atl The collar is round and outlined in names to Once and Twice; so when members of the festival committee a flared tunic, with the tunic open Strout and Jane Suddeth. ' How fore we have made this effort to If you like to play baseball, meet chemist. C. A. when Mrs. Schf ft is a distinct privilege for the.students to be invited to Dubonnet as arc the cuffs of the Iddress which is given yearly at the presentation of the who will meet here in the near fu- from the waist. The blouse but- Jane can listen to the Breakt'a'sV, give every one the opportunity. the crowd out on the back field people would say: "Come here, "But(jvour Honor, I was not in- son, Miss Julia Finl short sleeves. little fish," I'd say, "You have to toxicated," iMedal. Although it is not generally realized, when ture to decide whether or not this tons up the front, the sleeves are Club and attend an eight-thirty Wednesday evening marked the every day at 5:00 o'clock. Teacher: What tense is "I am Mrs. Wise, of Atlanta] call him "Twice' ian dthe other tiend that address, they attend a regular meeting of annual- affair will be staged in short and puffed, and the dress Mary Wooten's white linen dress class is yet to be solved.but evi- ' close of. the Life-Saving Class. The members of the classes who "This officer says he found you beautiful"? ' Marietta to assist in. one 'Once'." But now I can't call ^gia Division of the American Chemical Society—the Milledgeville or in Macon. has a white pique collar. figured in bright blue loops will dently it can be done. About twenty-five girls passed expect to enter the class swim- trying to climb a lamp post. What Pupils: Past. tion of the local groul 1 them both once because I realized fleeting which the society has set aside for the purpose Macon is the only other city in Emma Lloyd Jenkins sports a certainly attract the attention. I And now you see how a col- this test and will be awarded the ming meet are urged to begin have you got to say to that? —Buccaneer. Of especial intere^ that in naming them Once and lioring Dr. Herty and the recipient of the Herty Medal. Georgia under consideration and veritable apple orchard these days, mean loops, too—all over, the umnist's mind works—only it does senior badges which are distrib- their practicing for your class "So I was, your Honor. A Prus- meeting , was the prt Twice, I couldn't name one Once Hinection that Dr. Herty has with the college should •frankly we believe that Ave have Oh, yes, its a dress, all right. The dess, of all sizes. not -work that way because if ev- uted by the Red Cross. These girls needs to win the meet. Everybody sian blue bison and a cerise croco- Teacher: Billy, do you operate Mrs. B. T. Frey, gradil Before and the other Twice Be- fte students proud of the fact that they have the chance more to offer in the way of enter background is white, the figures Exquisite and dainty—Mary ery bit of.gossip had to be checked, are „to be congratulated for this likes a nice swim these hot days dile had been following me around a typewriter? class of 1892, th efirsl fore because I've already named all night, and I must admit they id the-meeting where/the award named after Dr. Herty lainmenl; than Macon can even are apples shading from yellow to Davidson's ruffledy white, organ- double checked, and triple checked represents' hard work and quite a though. Billy: Yes, and I use the Bibical ing class of G. S. C w| call him "Twice' and the other were beginning to get on my the college should make the students proud of the promise. We believe that the cam- a deep orange, with plenty of die blouse. Lacy and lovely—Mimi like that there would never be any bit of time that they could have Don't forget to meet us vout on method, where you "seek and ye ing dinner will be U them one before and -twice. Now nerves." j^they'Jtiave'thechance to attend the meeting where pus life of a college and the mix green foliage. The dress buttons Chapman's light wool sweater-- time to write this column. And used on something that needed -it the campus at.'i 5:00 o'clock every shall find." under the supervision and both when I call once, &d named after Dr. Herty is presented. (Continued on page 4) up the back of the blouse, like a white (Continued on page 4) 'very much. - Iday . We're counting on you. .. —Georgia ,Arch. —Scanclia High News- Mina Lewis Collins.

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The Colonnade, Milledgev mm^- McCrary Will Head Juniors Will Honor AAUW Honors Peter Marshall Seniors With Dance opus Expected Here Home Economists Juniors will honor the mem- Miss Crowell Frances McCrary was elected! Rev. Peter Marshall, pastor of bers of the graduating class at lis Retreat president of the Home Economics? the Presbyterian Church of At- the annual Junior Senior dance The members of the local chapter Club at a meeting held on May M on Saturday, May 22. Plans for lanta, is expected to address the of the American Association of Un ntroffieers and faculty ad- Elected to assist her were LUCY •the dance are being-handled by iversity Women will entertain in >f the " t h r e e major campus student body in chapel on Friday. Wagner, Vice-President; Jennij the class offficers, under .the di- honor of Miss Winifred Crowell on itions met on Sunday, May He will be in Milledgeville con- Rose Warner, Treasurer; and SaraJ rection; of Sue Thpmason, class Tuesday evening, May 18. Miss • in Ennis Recreation Hall ducting services at the local Pres- Wicker, Secretary. president. '". '. The plans also discussed plani] Crowell. will be the guest of hon- spring retreat to discuss byterian church on Wednesday, " Not all details for the, dance of general campus inter- for sending a representative t"» i his hatefujLr^fo«??i5r^album. The "There's No Two Ways About Miss Ida Pound is the; retiring" fich included a discus- rtftriftr'was"::' Sarah Whitebillet Pal- It" you'll have to see the "Top of during the- PJ^---1'"'^"^.. --. -^ president of the Milledgeville r and consideration of frey Price, Oliver's .daughter. the Town" at the Campus on eith- ' j^^^^'^"'"""'-rJp,Ians'"-called for chapter of the A. A. U. W. and- Lly of an honor system er Monday or Tuesday. Starring ^^SV^-if^F. S. C. W. debate As the crowning piece of irony .has been in charge of arrange- vertampus- J& yvu******^" Doris Nolan, George Murphy, and in chapel, on Friday. It is> hoped Jane instructs her solicitors to ments for the dinner. . • ,A ,^-KSeiits themselves Hugh Herbert, it's the latest. in that the debate can be postponed keep the Antigua stamp until the •.'ate and analyze honor musical comedies. Gertrude Neis- until Saturday, so that the student sixteenth birthday of her niece, it to see how it affects en, the torrid torch singer, is Raleigh and Drake body will have the opportunity to Sarah, at which time it is to be -including dormitory life featured. Some of the seniors who Inl hear Mr. Marshall; who is an ex- .sold for her benefit on condition In Piano Recital is well as class room saw her in Washington will want ceptionally fine speaker as well as that she does not cede her rights kup morale for which to hear her sing, "Where Are ")t would be responsible an exceptional personality. to any male member of the Price Mrs. Raleigh Drake and Mr.. H. F. You". —^ a chief factor in family. Kraft,- instructors of music at The inside story of the slot ma- thmaihtaining a high So it was a very remarkable Wesleyan Conservatory in Macon, Andrews Will Speak chine, racket in a big city forms lege The group agreed Keyhole kitty stamp, this Antigua, penny puce gave a joint piano recital at the the background for "The King of \ Mp "and suggestions —so remarkable that we wager Georgia State College for Wom- g On Chapel Program Gamblers" which is the picture to ^ssary toward im- (Continued from page 2) another book could be written en during the chapel period Thurs- be shown on Wednesday. Akim 'A'esent situation,, and anyhow, no good dirt columnist about it, that volume dealing with day. ~" / Mr. Joe Terrell Andews, of Mil- Tamiroff in the title role is the e matter of honor as has to work that hard to get ma- Sarah and her brother Reginald ledgeville, will speak in chapel on underworld cvar who lavishes ..his Mrs. Drake has studied piano in icern of both faculty terial, as there" is always a Girl and the Antigua stamp. Tuesday, according to the sched- jack pots on Claire Trevor, who Boston and in London, and is now r The committee ap- Friday, Saturday and every, other ule/of programs. Mr. Andrews is, of course, the proverbial night instructor of piano at the Con- jmsider; further:, ways day in the week who is anxious is a prominent business man of club entertainer. The girl, how- servatory at Wesleyan. Mr. Kraft R-egarding this were to tell something on her room- Ruthenium Milledgeville, and is engaged in ever, falls in love with the re- is the head of the Music Theory JRJeqn, Eleanor Swann, mate, or neighbor. At any rate the insurance business. forming reporter, Lloyd Nolan, Department : at the Conservatory. j-'Garbuitt, -and Annella it was a good story and filled this (Continued from page 1) and justice triumphs. He teaches both Thory and Piano. It addition to Joan But. column. ed Dr.-Howe when interviewed The clunaX: of the cinematic The numbers on the program licio. en route to the banquet given in Library Receives week occurs Thursday and Friday included Schumann's A Minor Con-, rfl-jsn.ssionjwas conceh- his honor at the' Mansion. T sim- when the long awaited film ver- certo and Hungarian Fantasie by "juifoiness practices of U. D. C. To Sponsor ply want to know all I can about (Continued from page 1) sion of "Romeo and Juliet" will Liszt. Mrs. Raleigh and Mr. ' ganiaations. Frances it." Despite the fact that he is one Winged Sandals by Lucien Price. Tour of Homes be shown at the Campus. Two Drake were brought to the cam- |Ii charge. It was de- of the world's outstanding author1 Several new plays have been years of research went into the pus hy Mr. Max Noah, head of cent treasurers and ities on Ruthenium, Dr. Howe added to the collection: Tonight the music department at G-- S. C Members of the local chapter making of the costumes for the ^advisors with a rep- says that less is known about it at 8:30 by Noel Coward, Tobacco W., with the co-operation of the of the United Daughters of the movie, and as it-stands the pro- •om the bursar's of- than any other metal. Road, adapted from Erskine Cald Administration. > (aw up some general Confederacy will launch their duction is authentic to the last de- Di*. Howe is the fifth chemist well's book by Jack Kirkland, )i policy about finan. campaign to restore the ori- tail. An excellent cast, not simp- to be honored with the award of You Can't Take It With You by flowing up the rules ginal furnishings to the Eexecu- ly of "big names" but of talented the metal named in honor of Dr. Moss Hart and G. S. Kaufman, > Executive Commit. tive Mansion with a tour through actors and actresses has been as- '..S-N.O.W.!S. ;•'••'• Charles Herty. Dr. Herty ex- Murder in the Cathedral by T. S. the historic homes of Milledge- Eliot, and Tovarich by Jacques sembled to reenact the story , of ville to be conducted on May 19. pressed himself as being very the Montagues and the Capulets. Store your winter clothes was considered in Deval. The Mansion will celebrate its happy over the decision of the Norma Shearer and Leslie Howard and do not pay until.next [tan .of the day with Among the miscellaneous centennial next year and it is the awardis committee not fonly be- are ^excellently cast in the roles fall 'butt as chairman- books added are: Boswell's Jour- plan of the U."D. C. to observe cause of the exceptional merit of of the immortal lovers. The names t that the general nal of a Tour to the Hebrides this occasion by attempting to Dr. Howe but also because of the of John Barryinore,' Edna Mae Phone 440 irship on our cam- with Samuel Johnson, Of Mice restore as far as possible the ori- life-long friendship that exists Oliver, and Basil Rathbone are righory'and express. and Men by John Steinbeck, ginal furnishings of the Mansion between him and this year's reci- outstanding in the _ list of sup- SNOW'S Xpreciating courses Heads and Tales by Malvira when it was the Governor's resi- pient of the medal. Dr. Sam Guy, porting players. Jljard work. Students' Hoffman, Across Spoon River by LAUNDRY dence in the days when Milledgt Guy, of Emory University, is they should1 co- Edgar Lee' Masters, Eggs and ville was the capitol of the state. chairman of the awards commit- |fgj2 faculty in setting tee of the Georgia Section of." the Baker by John Masefield, Ana Milledgeville in addition to be- lirjgh scholastic ach- American Chemical Society. which tomy of Frustration by H. G. ing a bird sanctuary might well cooperates with the Chemistry Wells, The Story of the Orches- FINE foui be termed a sanctuary of homes BINFORD'S club in the awarding of the med- tra by Paul Bekker, Let's Get , law on a college which have preserved the ante SILK HOSE al. What We Want by Walter B. DRUGS Pointed Heels ;.e topic of an ad. bellum atmosphere. With such Pitkin, and Guina Pig No More ^te fraylor in the after, Julius Kayser homes as the Crawford home, by J. B. Matthews. Milledgeville, Ga. body, Newell House, the Ferguson Many of the classics are re- Iterth home, and Lockerly 1-Iifil here the Musical Festival presented in the recent additions. tour should attract favorable at- tention and greatly further the (Continued from page 2) 'HEATRE |-plans of the U. D. C. ing and mingling with college stu- When your family and The kind of soles that )GEVILLE, GA. dents, is far more desired by boys we put on—as everybody I and girls of this age, than any friends visit you, knows—are always smooth Tues., May 17:18 noon session. He discussed the re- form of entertainment that the Bring them to and tackless, and never lation of law and government to city of Macon can provide. tear the hose. l>P THE TOWN" college rules and regulations, and This is only suggestion, but we PAULS CAFE jrporis Nolan and stated that the nature of law was feel that it is a timely suggestion. HARPER'S Hvge Murphey '"•Jwhatever seems to (be of value tMM Phone 215 If pil in the long run". The fact that DRINK Delivery Serviee college students are of the age ^esday, May 18 ' * % A Tl J' when a transition. is taking place 17-rib, all silk . ddiYrevor aIlc* Lloyd between dependence on others and UMBRELLAS** jM Nolan in ' , independnce was pointed out. It $1.49--Rain or Shine in *OF GAMBLERS" was agreed that in this period, stu. THE UNION BOTTLES GRADUATION CARDS dents• must rely for help in mak- DEPT. STORE Nnd Fri., May 20-21 ing rules larid regulations 'upon Your Shopping Headquarters FATHER'S D A Y CARDS lior, the wisdom and experience of old- er persons. Rex—Ivey-Turner tnShoarer and Leslie At jlloward in A closing statement was made COMPLIMENTS OF Restaurant If you want the best the group in a brief devotional AND JULIET? And Ice Cream Parlor shop at by Mary Elizabeth Dale, who led L. D. SMITH'S Regular meals, Sandwiches, and begins at 2:15, period. A buffet lunch was serv. Fountain Service WOOTTEN'S, E. E. BELL CO. , 6:55, 9:15 ed at one o'clock by courtesy of STORE D. W. GLASS, Mgr. t the Administration. _^ L I W asiis