Dr.C.G.Davis to I Students To Open Conduct Spring Services Qtfje Batribsoman Rooms For Inspection ALENDA LUX UBI ORTA LIBERTAS ZS28 VOL. XXVI DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1939 No. 18 Trustees In Dry Dances Complimented OpenHouse Crisis Seen ?eY" Cabinet Secures TO THE STUDENTS OF To Be HeldFor Europe Semi-Ann'al DAVIDSON COLLEGE: Asheville The notably fjjie deportment of the students of Davidson Preacher Maurice Hindus Discusses Here College on the occasion of the recent series of dances in For Friends Meet Charlotte been subject of Present Situation In lias the most favorable comment Czechslovakia Executive CommitteeMeets among citizens of this city. 1 am informed that no liquor Annual Open House in the For Spring Services Today for Preliminary bottles were found around the Arniorv-Auditoriiim alter Dormitories Will Be SPEAKS HERE MONDAY the was of Discussions dances and that there practically no evidence Sponsored Tomorrow Dr. C. Crier Davis, drinking, among either the students iir quests. Davidson Criticizes England and Science Marches On Graduate To Hold The explanation is to be found in the attitude of the A chance to observe the Series This afternoon at two o'- France's Attitude again. 19-22 students, , Science is on the march March clock the Executive Commit- as indicated in the cards distributed among those campus life of Davidson stu- attending the dances. 1 have one of the cards. Signed by dents will be jfivetl professors Maurice Hindus, Uus- Watch this paper next week i tee of the Trustees of David- noted (' "Student Dance Committee," lecturer, tn a to find out how science is about Rev. Grier will he son College met iii tlie L. the the printed cards read: and friends of the college to- sian spoke full Davis E. to rule the world. the speaker at tile annual Davidson Room of "The Davidson student body lias voted to abolish all morrow afternoon when the audience in Chambers Ruilding Baxter use intoxication ("lass an- This is 'not a rcriifftout cult. We SpringServices to be sponsor- Chambers to preliminary of liquors during the period of our dances. Senior sponsors its Monday ni.u'lit. IMs subject hear this vote every student is under solemn in Czechslovakia,Her owe allegiance to no country. ed lij tin- V, M. C. A. Cabinet, reports from the administra- By considered coven- nual npen-house the dormi- was: Glory before; ( We have discovered basic truths March 19-22, \s usual the ser- tion of the college. ant to refrain from drinking twelve hours during, tories. and 1ler Irief. and twelve hours after, dances. From to 5:00 1 M. the first introduced the about our world which give u» ies will open mi Sunday at Tomorrow morning at ten o'clock all We request the hearty 3:M I. Dr. A. Currie. who meet cooperation of our guests in the. efforts of our students to floor of every building except the speaker, stated that we of America tin- regular vesper service and the Trustee* «wiU for their will through semi-annual session in the E. L. live up to their obligationsin this matter." barracks will be open for inspec- are ©all} interested in knowing,a- before. continue Wednes- go truths evening Baxter Davidson Room of Chamb- I have quoted the card for the information of the read- tion The visitors will first to side from propaganda, what is tran- You can know these day March 22.consist- ing public because it says and 1 parlor of dormitory, and spiring the old world. Horn in and our power next week. ing iif two services daily, one ers Building to hear reports from what the conduct of the stu- tin Watts in share guide Russia, at at chapel parind and one each the administration and to discuss dents and guests at the dances constituted a worthy exam- Students will then them thru' Mr. Hindus left there the ple, 1 and the will he age of ami evening, routine matters. congratulate you Davidson College. rooms. Refreshments thirteen settled in New parties return to York, attending the will Mr. Jackson, treasurer of David- GENERAL M '"■ served when the Graduate Mr. Davis come here from ECKLENBUR< of University. He Steel Speaks he son made a statement about the re- [Continued ■>« Page 1'rI Watts School Harvard Asheville where has been pastor Invitations visited ten of tin- l-irst Presbyterian ports he would make to the Trus- has his native country Church Revolution, About Rifiery past year. Hi- graduated tees. Dr. I.ingle was out of town Printed invitations &ravc been is: times since the for the of however, and hence no information sited by the class to members In his addles-. Mr. Hindus said frim David.son in V)27 ami ha> *ince trustees, professors Major C. L.Steel Asks D Club interesting was available, about his report. Mr. Debaters Encounter tin- board of that In had gone back to gather had an career. wives, several j To Consider Riflery Jackson's report included a discus- and their and towns- material for a new book that he While a student here Mr Davis people. The students who live on preparing, only to As Sport sion ot budget matters tor the was find that was president of Philanthropic Lit- tin school sessions of 1938-1939 and Washington and Lee tin- first floors of dormitories it was tin- saddest hook that he had Riflery as a sport at Davidson erary Society and treasurer of the asked, although not ever written; with 1939-1940, a report on the Centen- have been re- he returned the was t|i,. subject of a talk made by Forensic Council. He took pan in to open rooms to the fully completed, many nial Movement and other financial Bob Ramsey and Locke White quired, their manuscript Major C I. Steel to the D.Club activities and was ,i member I Cabinet, Alpha matters. He also enumerated some Officials For Take Negative Side visitors. Same Race Iat its regular meeting in Mini Row of the Y Phi l-'.p- This i- the third consecutive year silon, the (llee Varsity of the campus improvements made For Davidson 'Ihe Russians and the Slavs arc la t night. Huh. the that the graduating classes have that the wrestling team and the freshman during the past summer. These in- Pi Gamma Mu ot the same race although they arc In view of the fact rifle In their the sponsored this even. Hans for this Debating clude renewal of a pipe line in the second debate of entirely different. In fact, the only nam has a full schedule, and be- anil varsitv team. season, the Davidson function have been carried fiul hj by College, heating system from Chambers and debating thing between them is that cause it is supported the Arkansas Are Selected team, committee appointed 1" senior similar the Gymnasium to the Centralheat- represented l>\ Locke .1 ; Major Steel thought that it should president which in- they both eat thick slices of brcadj After leaving Davidson Mr. Davis ing plant ; installation of lavatories White and Rob Ramsey, met a Sam Newell ;In- made into a regular sport He Simmons, Hulen, Sprunt cludes Alex Krwin. chairman, and The Kussjans are talkative and the] work for a year under the Home with hot and cold running water in group from Washington .mil also pointed out that anyone on ' |ohh Mawhinncy and "Bon Czechs are not; the Czechs want Mission office of the Synod of West Dormitory; in- Elected to Positions I.ee University last night at Walk team must keep ill goodI each room in \ to lie independent, even to the ex- the ritb \rkansas. |,, |')_>atne is true when they talk of un- do not Founded By the Class of 1915 American things. They still tell us and conducted just those in Chamb- what i- If which tin American. something to ers even to the "passing down" of 1938 Member 1939 they are opposed comes up. it is promptly Dan Walker and a special fresh- Rssociafod Co!!e6ici!e Press branded with that term and respectable man meeting after the show. Reli- nut WAS TOE MOST OMiEGlATE OF ALL t\ll)l reports distributor ot people are supposed to favor it. / able estimate the number OF OUR US PRESIDENTS. HE ATTENDED M,- &yl" in greater Talk is cheap and people who use such FOUR,(WV1DSON,PRWCETON,VIR9NIA. , of freshmen attendance ColleeSiaieDieest m than that of uppcr-classmcn— More term- are usually only talking They may SMD JOHNS HOPKINS),BECAfAE PRES- W^L [ .M^Sl^. A i 1DC-NTCF PRINCETON, WAS OOlM.D /"■ft— *8BR^^. )' work for the Court of Control and Published Weekly "For— — a Better Davidson" think themselves in all sincerity, but often 1UE PRESIDENCY OF SEVENOTHfV. I i^PBBkL^ | A more enjoyment for "Rlood thirsty" ■ ■ WNERSITIBS, we doubt whether "r not they know what RECEIVED 21HONORARY I 4UtW» P*" 7T A Sophs. CtSREESrMCfiE TOANDID Atfi OTHER gftN^fcgA "\ A Printed By The they are talking about, Americanism means PRESIDENT CNA PUREOT ACADEMIC \^M Sam Spencer. Rob Finlay, Rill jV "S Pryor, Gaw, STANDARD PRINTING COMPANY a number of different things to different A^K< By KEN LAWSON Warren Louis Hipp, atlrl Ci. ostensibly took a Charlotte, Xorth Carolina people. It would lie impossible to define C. Vates is nothing that can create trip to Montreal to do some moun- \mericanism to suit everyone, Therefore, There the wanderlust in a young man's tain climbing but spent most of the SUBSCRIPTION RATES we say that the person, paper, politician, viewing veins like the first warm week-ends time Riack Mountain Col- Ten cent* per copy. S1.S4 the Collegiate year or have that lege learning its love Com- what you favors Americanism which herald tile approach of and for munism, informality, is merely talking to make an appeal. Cer- Spring, so influenced by the cloud- ami freedom "r from conventionalities concerning ■im>i>TiD >o« ~»tio~«l «O»»«THI»« tainly it i- not t. take a definite stand. less skies and balmy weather Sat- Service, . " "" religion, National Advertising Inc. BWNMAW.WtSLEW) VM ,j]jflF ,h*"* urday afternoon, the bumminfi cor- love and other factors so College I'ubliihtTS HeprtienUtiic COV:i€D FCBTBAU- AT AND tWUCETON / '^ correctly dictated in l^^Ef "U*' a picturesque spot pop- our conven- 42O MAOI'ON AVI. new Yo«K. N. Y. ner became ulated by large numbers of young tional world. Quotable Quotes welcomed Davidsons, attired in the Randiest Charleston a Davidson delegation composed of Currie, a« matter at the FoK>- Other dope includes: Gene Liip- I our civilization if he can teach his students A WGMA CUM CHECK PROW-' A FORMER STUDENT Carolina^ drew its share of David- N£ W.A FROM U. OF 1 fcrt and Dick Taylor catching a HsT-"""-: EEEEE&sftsM /fill ll*- CHICAGO STATIMG INFHVi-WD-1 . WITH IN- sons wh-.owisbed for the -":;::::::::-::::::::::::::: -^^ HS ; how to read a newspaper." New York Uni- Ml WD MASTER OFMUSIC TEREST. FORATICKET TO YOUKL treatment ride back from Asheville which 85n,ii Associate hditor if warm weather malady. I.a Petite ri,;' Associate Editor versity's Prof. II. I'.. Rathbone that ¥ a!nU^m' DEGREE FROM THE 1927 THANKSGIVING DAY TOtJT- took a long time but which wasn't * 1" I believes ,.,%1« OF WISCONSIN. 3ALLGAMEWHICH IENJOYED by Anderson, w rrtffh'iif"* Associate Kditor a UNIV. ' F.lite was visited Jim '■ so bad after all Bill ,rr. "- As.ocialt Editor we should he taught how to use "the great- 1 THROUGH THE COURTESY OF A . . . Howell Sloan - Editor '" Rill Ross. Hill Lemmon, Tommy H ,. naker' Movie IN paying his regular visits to Tiny- Iw.lt'KSnz ..\v:::.v;."-v:r:::-".v":.v.7-.-..staff pho^^er est educational force m society." MISSINGBOARD THE FENCE Glenn, Dick Arnold, Charlie Smith town . . . Bill Koss and Ncal Scott BUSINESS STAFF and several others wishing to hear lamenting the absence I'lylcr Asst. Business Manager "' of "The B B Manager >ur voting men may come out all right- the cuties cor> that much over- lim Curri' Adverting . Letters To The Editor Prophet" from their chummy little itM H ,"I Advertising Manager will; worked Converse phrase. "You're lit, Circulation Manager probably they but at college age they sessions in chapel Tom McLean lu IokVv '. so-o-o to ... y Circulation Manager Dear Bill: see sweet me and I'm so-o-o Tom Ilickncv Manager are stdl soft. For each new generation in- I cannot the harm that our so- and K<1 Morrow engaging in song Bud G.taure ...V:;.V.V;;.V.:. : Collection undeserving." Anderson led the May Icomment On la-t week's r.'ilh'i! /'deplorable conduct" causes. and dance routine to raise money I fancy is beingprolonged a little more. The parade "Campus Comments ?" Coming when it rlnos. it allows a dress in his all urecn outfit. for Miami detail . . . Warren Lud- law of the survival of die fittest is more There was only one hitch in the year short period of relaxation which is, — lam greatly impressed by strik- and more It seems that this in parti- color combination the suit bought Dry Dances Complimented being suspended, both by fjovern- if I understand illy psychology, ing scene from Ectasy while Paul cular a number of students have — for preen under artificial light turn- ment and by indulgent parents. The conse- bcneficjai for all concerned stu- Cooper made an interesting contact (Continued from Page One) been more or out to baby quences are a little less vociferous about ilcnts and professurs. And sofne- ed be blue when ex- in same theatre . . . Six frightening." Pres. Tyler posed to ray., Johnson The above editorial appearedin the Char- the "deplorable conduct" during thing tells nu- a student body the sun's but this did reverting Dennet of William"- College gives us a new thai showing to "Cowboy and Indian" lotte Observer a few 'lays iiR". We atv chapel. And I asree heartily with which can be playful together feels not deter Jim from up days of in Asheboro fill- -lam on the growth of education. later with a reddened collar. Also childhood '>ur dances and appreciate them up to a certain point— to he itself more of an entity than one ingstation. , Tom Crichtott making justly proud of acquainted . exact, up until about 10:.W A. M. which is to sit demurely we would rather Ret an Hollins, thi~ compliment, forced with who extended tour of W. & "lit the harmony of letters and the CO- At this time the devotional exer- with folded hands, the K'irl remarked. "You I... Mary Baldwin. Sweet Rriar. A year ago the abolishment of Davidson over, seem to In- getting more of operatum of mind, it would almost cises are and the meeting is Personally, I'm- a little of out this Randolph Macou, Carolina considered, thv be tired chewing cum and and dances was being bfit the stu- turned over to the students. Locke's all this well-intended but, Ibelieve, than 1 am" than Kct creating plenty ,,f dope . . . Charlie impossible t" raise a war of hysteria. Hope stuck in the parlor like Lemmon dent body rose t" the occasion and a method suggestion is excellent. 1 feel, as unnecessary criticism of our ron- Pegram exhibiting Bohemian ten- tor peace lies in the colleges,in the develop- long organ and Arnold. of stiiik'tit control was inaugurated which as one limits it to the tluct. I for one enjoy passing C- dencies by lateness of start on ment of the things of the mind." Pres. Wil- prelude and the period of worship. Salem also played host to a proved very successful. Of course there ettbed around, and I don't believe week-end trip . .. Bobby Gish, Bid — liam Mather Lewi. Lafayette College, be- (Incidentally. I wish it were pos- he objects strenuously; 1 enjoy goodly number of undergrade Here Ivey, and Charlie Sherman red- t violations of 'the" rule' nothing is per- Ray Pittman, — lieves educator- Ik- affiliated with sible to call the half-hour some- joining in the communal chorus the personality kid. topping and watchingIlie airplanes "t |mt mainly by outsiders -h'^tld else, was these are embassies and legations the thing something like Assem- telling Butch to sii down; Ienjoy the main attraction for the but blinded by the flashlights . . throughout bly; young . r m 't ti study : rages ni ctfus and shoes. But apart doubt it. so a meeting was called be happy again. from these rather extreme items, ree-fold charge which may be summed That is the question Fun-Lover. Whether 'tis nobler in mind |»iriti r spirit." Hardly the to make in the trite phrase, "| any other phrase can explain their offenses: A's and I'.'s and the honor roll ( "- Your Film Report Card failures to wear tlnir caps, to -peak t" up- Or to take and 0'- by having a gbod time By CHARLIE LUTHER perclassmen whom they meet i>n the campus, and ■Uq j In theGroove review, and to remain in their chapel seats until By so doing forget it. To to cram Thursday Friday, February and fall in love. 1in spite of the fact Some more, and by to cram to say we stuff and By TOM PERRIN upperclassmen have left the hall. 23 and 24th. that they fight against it. John be- .^■■p; ( iruss violations of the freshman regula- nut as a "medicine-man" and tion received by a certain R. M. O. are winter, it turns out into a swell show. used in one. however, in what and Davidson's, traditions and customs, as parti- For cramming good can come finally works up to vaudeville' There are a lot of spectacular fly- C. ( l>ig man on the campus) recent- being continually devoted to the Shearer, ally represented1>y the regulations. \\ hen we have played one whole semester meets N'orma who is in a ing scenes and crash scenes. ly. A special delivery, it came t*1 laundry. On Sundays, when the r trapeze act. Xorma and Clark go at boarding dormant, regulations were Must uive us pause; there's the respect Monday and Tuesday, February him while he was his laundry is the fire is ex- The freshman never stip- together a little while hut before make- calamity of examination 27 and 28th. house. Inside the letter were a tinguished under one and it is posed t" work a hardship upon the under- That days. they get acquainted they sep- well I,, printed invitation, a calling card, washed out well. classmen but to continue his orientation I'or who can learn in one night arate. A good many years later a photograph, page Sometimes, "Huckleberry Finn", Mickey and a three during the warm few during Should have been learned in eighteen weeks. Clark has done very well in the spells, beyond the fall days fall regts- Rooney, Connolly, Wil- letter of explanation. IIe\l never the fine coal usually used Who can think clearly show'business and is making a tour Walter :iml ytirl signature tration. It is apparently a natural reaction the next day after liam Frawley. heard of the whose is adulterated with saw-dust, which — 1laving of F.uropp with a company of beau- was alTixed. fools the mechanical very for a freshman to exalt himself often-none been up all night, drinking coffee You know tin- story of Hitck-. If stokers — tiful American girls. While try- \ nicely hut which, we gather from too privately because he is now a college And smoking cigarettes you don't, you should be ashamed The writer of the letter, it seem- ing to cross the border of one Mr. Mayhew, doesn't seem to make man, When he might study occasionally of yourself. Anyway, here arc the ed, was a Mitchell college and and certainly the tradition of the Da- himself of the countries they arc held up Rirl much difference. On a cold day immortal adventures of the out- wanted a date for a school banquet gentleman cannot prevail unless that And retire early on the eve of the and forced to stay a hotel for as eight in cast Huck and his pal, the runa- piven She'd seen this much as seven or tons day and come prepared a few days. While at the hotel to be there. day fires, action is in some manner subdued. Eventful with slave, M a go into the maybe meets way Jim, as they float down B. ■ O. C.'s picture in one of and acute. Cable a very beautiful Coun- more. All the campus gets That is then the work of the Court of Sense rested the Mississippi on an improvised the papers, and the idea "f writing heat Klsnn tess who is traveling with a muni- from source, we learned, Control and its regulations, which have at Who can bluff professors in thinkinghe raft while the hoy trys to find a had come from a "Good House- this ex- tions magnate. Clark thinks that cept the Phi Eu (which forms, Knows something by his eloquent pen and way to free the Negro. Tom Sawyer keeping" story. Debating was their and halls Davidson supplanted the cruder of she is the girl that he met while he ( have independent furnaces), Elm words. was present in the Mark Twain common bond, she said, having discipline,"ratting" or hazing.Unfortunate- ] was in vaudeville, fie tells her of and Oak row. and the Old Gym. original, hut now he is eliminated. seen him pictured with n debating ly. the Court of Control is not completely Who can till in what an empty head doth his suspicion but she just laughs at The house is only Mark Twain's classic of boyhood team. Would he K. S. V. P. by President's! the because it lacks and not know; him. He keeps asking her about private home to benefit. the support — his yarn in days telephone, collect? The snapshot it. and in the meantime falls in love of the life '.lie ODDS AND Probably operation of the students, The return Except for that fatalblankness which America Enclosed was of a little one of ENDS ... with her. She finally admtN >hr is when wore short pants thought, Falls over us and from which.no very years, hadn't it isn't worth a second but Iccessfujhazing to our campus cannot lie safely one a "phoney."' and freckles unashamed— is done tender hut she average the weight of the normal Can out of at the once more by the movies. changed much since she was five, advocated, even though it did obtain the de- come decisive moment. A very well portrayed show and This brain is 1375 grams the ' I time Mickey Rooney is the hoy she explained. human for sired results, because the means fail to hus cramming makes dunces of us all, a clever script. Von should OtijQy who male and only 12-1-1 grams for the it a lot. bucked civil'zation as represented Bui the B, M. O. C, unequal justify the end; so we must turn with full And thus the moral of this story is, female . . . Silly season for rumors Saturday, February by tlie Widow Douglas' gloomy to occasion, back polite force Prepare day to day 25th. the wrote a seems to have set in here, precipi- to support the action of the Court of faithfully from your * * pioneer decencies and the three R's but firm "no," pleading previous assignments H tated, possibly by the approach of Control. Of Navy, George .if her prim sister. Miss Watson. engagements. " And when roll Win** The the trustee's meeting next week. the is up yonder you'll You Mickey as called Brent,Olivia de Havilland,and John will find Huck. HOT SPOT...Over by the laun- got °-* 1 ... A friend of ours a basket „ he there. Even a fair-to middlin Huck Payne. Finn dry is a college building you've un- of food the other day from his ;— ; has favor. How you accept the lib- — o It's a picture of a good love story doubtedly seen, even come within mother's church an idea erties taken with the story depends circle Americanism merged with the fascinating pic- a few feet of; yet it's about five we'd upon your like tb see more generally Girl torial details of the naval service. love of Mark Twain. hundred to one you've never been adopted. Is a term we hear frequently. John's who doesn't like that used Payne is the hero. George Brent is IHut Mickey Roo- inside. It's about the size of Phi __# ney. It looks good to find a paper that displays John's girl is fair as a morn in May, Payne's brother. Both have a tradi- or Eu hall and would probably be Dartmouth College has purchased ♥ its patriotism all over the editorial page, Her mouth if. made for laughter, tional Navy background and there! missed considerably more than eith- a portable sawmill to cut the half- using such phrases as "against all isms but and she laughs all the day. has been a sort of friendly rival- Football Coach Dick Hariow has er if suddenly removed. We're million feet of wood accumulated ry between them since childhood; been appointed curator of oolrgy speaking, of course, of the heating during hurricane reclamation activi- Americanism."Occasionally people andpoli- She's just right size, two ; the about five feet Brent has Iwcomc a flying ace and in the Harvard University museum plant. ties. ticians as wellas papers use such talk.If one Her nose is up-turned and her eyes comparative zoology. Oology are blue. John, desirous of proving his met- of is It is really a pretty interesting « doesn't about such things, he is likely tiny tle, the study eggs. Tufts College students are con- think She has ears and curly brown hair, leaves the submarine division collection and of place, in a dusty sort of way. Mr. _♥ ducting a campaign to raise a loan to stop and admire the patriotism of one She's a nifty dancer, this maiden fair. and enters ahc government flying Mayhew, the "oldest hand" on — fund for needy students. who speaks out so boldly for his country BUT John's girl is bad; my girl is good. school. Here George is an instructor More than a million words have the job of looking after the place and so fascinated by his work that been and its ideals. However, we find that very Do you think I'd trade with ? written and broadcast by (fourteen years' service) is cordial Scientists of Cornell and Colgate John he neglects his fiancee, Olivia de Drake University during enough inquiring students, often the users of such phrases are not de- Gosh, you know Iwould! students' to possi- Universities are making a special Havilland. John and Olivia meet the last four and a half years. bly because they've never gotten in study of the aurora borealis. Wed., 22, Feb. 1919 THE DAVIDSONIAN P.f.Tln. Seven Days State Guides To Be Added To Library YMCA Deputation On next Sunday night, Sam Question Spencer and George Lilly will go Thc Federal Writers' Project, Already each one oi the New photographic representative of the will contain much valuable informa- to the Thomasville Presbyterian CampusFor England States has been represent- Federal Writers' Project was on tion both for the tourist and for which i- ;i division of the Works Church Y.M.C.A. deputa- oftL Week ed in these books, but up to date our campus in the fall taking pic- the knowledge seeker. or a Progress Administration, is now at guide tion. They will talk at a Young the books for only two sou- tures .if the grounds and buildings, Inside of these books will be a work on series state Peopled meeting thu church, Wildkittens a of guide thern states have been completed. an it- is probable that some of these history of the state from iis begin- in hli week the DAVIDSONIANit of Wylie they to complete states are pictures which Sam once Sec- ig to the question of books which hope These Delaware and Mis- will be published in the ning to the present day; a resume continue Are sissippi, retary of the Y.M.CA. here is week, because it considers ttiat Fro.ih Restricted For by the end of the summer. This set Both of these books have North Carolina guide book. of Its reliftion, industries, and the Insubordination of books which only tiling of already been received in our library, books, points pastor. issue i» one of current interest General is the these which are bound particular of interest to the By its kind ever attempted in and the rest of the guides of the with Last Sunday night Joe Gam- only (o Davidson students but Court the elaborate and illustrative cov- tourists. The books will also con- Brazil, ad- states will be as mon of and Joe Hooper in and young people United States will be a novel southern ordered ers, will be printing in big. clear tain elaborate maps both topo- i student! Friday. 17th, and Jim Ken* of the Orient This Last February vertisement and aid to each of the soon as they leave the press. type mi that they will be easy to graphical and historical and should over the United States. spoke at the vesper services of many .it twelve thirty, the entire stales. There will be forty-nine of The guide book of North Caro- read and enjoy. These books will be of special interest to those stu- stion Ikis been asked in books, Queens-Chicora. Each talked a- frrshmaii class was campused these one for each of the lina is now Hearing completion and l>e well-filled with pictures and dents who plan to travel imns and Iki^ been discussed of ucrii»| one forty-eight states and for the Dis- will probably be in our library be- drawings *»i various spots sively during tlu-ir vaca- r and over again, but each boy of in- summer own country. thr Court df Control. trict of Columbia. fore the end **i the Semester. A terest throughout the states, and tion certain definite convictions a- Julian Squires, judge of the Court t girls and we have invitedsome >:iid that tliis sentence was Imposed s to air these convictions. on the freshmen for tlicir extreme question "What do you he is j negligence in wearing tlu-ir capa, or dislike in particular about :'ur their refusal to carry laundry tor uppcr-cla'-mrn. and f« «r unpre- n Stafford. Senior: eedentedly breaking the >'M tradi- everyone on rom recent newspaper columns "iuii of speaking to the should be able to gather a ■ampu- This is tlie second time ttii> tin'-, occur- indardized ideal" statement on year thai situation has thi> question of the week.Be that as it may, the maid of my preference A new supply of freshmen caps is filled with sporting blood con- Student Store. trolled by some real horse sense. now on >ale at the Her likes and dislikes are very im- The freshmen will be kept on the l\\\\jar Thanks to Charlotte and our good customers for another anniversary. campus until a much great pre- ifr^^^*3>>7 '- Our manufactur- portant to development of a lrs nave co-operated "i!h n^ to you hest values the i titinii the we have ever offered. All mer- real "pal-ship." Her discussion of dominance of red can be seen in Ma^T*^^-~ %\/1JPk' chandise on sale is nationally advertised, and is (Tliis color % offered at these low prices only I to all places at all times. J^F^ durinir the weather must not be limited "I think it will rain, don't you?" seems, al present, according to the (Hurt, lacking nor should it involve the use of the to In- a sadly factor Encyclo. . in campus life at Davidson, and the "British" As to looks .. Cfourt, all men desire the "woman beauti- members of the not to men- ANNIVERSARY SALE OF Uppcr-jdassmell, desire see New Spring-All Wool ful," but most of us would com- tion to m especially promise, to a limited degree, for a more of it— on the "liaids" freshtnen). It is strongly proba- mixture of brains and beauty if of Hyde Park TL the proportion favors the glriinour able that each individual member SIIIIt IS of the whole class will be required clement. r to show a cap OK HIS O\VS in — $1-50and$1.75 Values *T1 r Sid Sample, Sophomore: chapel, before the campus sentence /iMuJS ■T ■ M^ t^ MsM IB This is an old old discussion, and will be Hl'ted. It is hoped that all I've heard many different ideas on hoys who are hoarding caps will " the subject, but I'll take my girl rise to the occasion and cooperate /Xi short, dark, and handsome, with a- — by spreading tin* ownership of , I Regular $35 Values JBB lots of personality. I think a girl forementioned necessary article ov- (I \jjif%Wr~1 J*"^ s^ should be a good conversational- X^^^^^B er a larger territory. ist and have a keen sense of humor, without In'ing silly. She should be able to discuss athletics and other EtaSigmasTo things which interest boys without bringing in her last date or what her rich uncle has done.She should HearHarding not be stubborn about her likes dislikes, keep up lively Lantern Slides of Classical and but a Paintings Criticized conversation on whatever is brought -#S^^i|B Ifj X iTuv a'tu'lr's wJ I up and at least seem interested in Last Friday evening Etn Sigma ' and appreciative for the entertain- "1 .T) ~ M reasons why you shoul'l buy two or Phi, hull, nary Greek and Latin J I■Hi more. ■ ment the boy is trying to give !ier. — — Gassical fraternity, held one ol ,"1"'«'|l, !«*^ HiS^V «' 1 All wool S Ir- '«D»«f"^ — "— — — — — — —— fabrics. Under pressed B FUher, — Leonard Senior: — itN most interesting programs of I 2 C"ld water London shaping. ■ Girls for the most part are an the year. c ining- evasive type.To keep a fellow gues- Philip Business, consisting mostly of a Jones -^ Van Heusen -^ „,.„ .-Ki:iiK I sing seems to be a virtue or per- 'discussion of prospective members, 3-"^ haps good politics. They like to was quickly disposed of and tile woven wovkn $«B3 E!!;;;:!.;£;t£ a guy around who does not SB33 n^jrsf^ part program got lly know where he stands with main of the under in and so can be used on con- SHIRTS I SHIRTS I „_!£,.,,,„«,,„, Approximately twenty-five slides. — Bz?ftr tt^t- I Kipient occasions. Perhaps 7 Hymo flie only $1.75 and S2 and $2.5(1 fronts oners. trouble — |paintings mostly of classical scenes £^pV with— this if it can be S2.00VaU.es Values ...BBL_ If called trouble is that if the "worm ] from the Iliad by such artists as _JM_ Use Our 90 Day Pay Plan iSr will turn" they usually realize his Reubens and Velasquez, were value. Therefore it amounts to this shown and commented on by Dr. — worry for a while, fellows, and C. R. Harding, professor of Greek garters soon you will have them where The pictures were artists' concep- NEW scenes as ,/#/ famous Raincoats you want them. "Call me soon, tions of such you, the abduction of Helen by Paris, SPRING^ won't lion?" Hector bidding farewell to his wife. te«,far 53.95 Walker, Sophomore: Bill Andromache. Achilles dragging the g^j&jC prefer girls per- I with attractive body of Hector around th i walls sonalities, SII«KS^i&i *t'*i^ and ones who are capable of Troy, the forRc of the flre-rfod, interesting of carrying on an con- Vulcan, and the mourning of Achil- , $5.->0 ', ESS, versation. Beauty always helps, but W*f»3 //, Jp-°""" RcAular * Z"!!S les at Patroclus' death. If/ I? ■' MZt^^mBr Patented fastener... personality and friendliness are Dr. Harding told about 111" inci- l/> ! '/, '^J Wtiir clean Barters, use u my opinion. /K^^^J \\ iresh pair when you change more essential in Girls represented and made an art- e J 1 d*Mr S M warriors, dents who mimic Indian and ist's criticism of the slides, emphas- especially if they do so in public composition, grouping, and " Waterproof /] / *»*» ising " / / *^/B_■_ / C. ,c-r>«« J«^r- are unbearable. Fickleness and self- the massing of the figures in the Raglan sleeves /,' / '/ OUSpendeTS extremely / / / ishness are also undesir- background; he brought out the " ' iM/HF able qualities. shade, curves, and Strapped * $1.00 values of light and CemVed tjLl*/ New mellowed. tani Rc}\ukir ,i A flfM Fetzer, tone, Typical shoulder seams ff , Bill Freihman: and expression. of *-^>S .4 . in white |11% A-^ 50 inches long ; * Stylish, practl il «fcr~^i!B*^ I like a girl who likes to have the Classical school as opposed to ■*" Mfcj^-J / -—' -^ " time, " Lightweight ' a good one who likes to go the Romanticists was a painting of / mm / »' »" »" "lack and 4 tf out group skating parties, crowning tW,,. w with a on the of Homer surround- WHJI # New ,.,.,, .,,,,u soie tan liostonian and fJ etc. Idon't like a girl who is catty, great men of arts down this is the Hrst time thia * Featumd by Eaqulr« Winter * Natiuially known ed by other «■» / / Mansfield * or one who wants to gossip all the through ages. technique <:oat has ever .sold for lesa Shoes during this Button or clipon style the The $8.95. wlwtt thls > * sportsmanship is essen- school, pointed than <;ilo' nnlv" " Al P"ce ou can h ve time. Good of the Classical out W'>/ a pair Kir each suit. Dr. Harding, was severer, clearer, Bob Williams, Sophomore: simpler in treatment and composi- The girls who have qualities that tion than the more complex, frilly make my must list will be not style of the Romanticists. necessarily beautiful but will have At the conclusion of Dr. Hard- a neat, attractive appearance. Also ing's lecture the meeting was ad she will have a keen sense of humor journed to meet the first Monday and sharp with that will go with in March. — her ability to think seriously and ♥ deeply when thereis the occasion to form a very pleasing personality. SpanishGroup Some girls do not realize that boys would like to be friends with them, Hears Comedy they think that each boy would like to be a sweetheart to them. At its meeting last Monday night I like the girl who can be enter- at 9:30.o'clock, Sigma Delta Pi, na- taining even though she is not in tional honorary fraternity recogniz- favorable circumstances. ing ability and interest in the study M " of the Spanish language and its hanfA lAWAr was feted with the hum- values Pagr Onr] "El (the HAT<; criY i jcL- PAJAMAS [Conlmtitd from orous play. Rematador" rlAlo bUX to 35c cu and $2 against William and Mary College auctioneer), presented by some of Snorts Shirts. values to TIF^"^ JtY' Regular $3.95, $5, $7.50 ..„,.„ .«.,n. "Values of Williamsburg, Va. After that, its own members. " P * ,,w !prSpr,,,.'"« p.,"*' Lee grippcr fastener. .JJ^ * 3)llts split up go on Taking major hIey " . and "* will and the roles were D. to 1 * - the team "'SSf " hi $1 *«B ta 1 trips. White and F. Cagle, \V. E. Loftin. G. H. iS *n^o "'"' " *ir.r T *Poulard>? am separate Locke and * P * K- $ «'«" Pr«hrunk 00/ll(. u1 t I PH V «33 " ui«r lcngtm AA " 100 « «o count X U * Reisner will go north, Sher- McDonald. Others with minor parts «,, „ «l-_ re« - "J J. " m ** .pr[lhrunk ■ All hand-made |^_^C John All nationally " anlcleti ;;.,>■ X - l»tlex .. W ■ "nenulm"' * . r U*"*"ftj Calvin will go were L. B. Lee and ■'»■■ C v d 1« stl« rard Rice and Joe J. Ballard. known, a birth- fc " *A birthdav £ Outranteed to- >;:■"" W 5ld n.llonully known m«nut«cturer Dirtnaaj south, Kenyon and Bob C M- Mashburn. dav" barealn"'8° mi a and Dick :omplete Mtlilactlon One o[ our best birthday ilfu to jou. co-operated to brlnj you this Ytlue. Special Ramsey will go west. The initiation of new members into tlie Spanish Club followed. CRISIS SEEN Those on the lists were: A. M. Use Our 90 Day Pay PIan Foote, J. A. Purdie, J. F. Chetwood, 205 SOUTH 205 SOUTH ICimtimmt* from Page Oiw] W. H. Barnweli, F. O. Bell, P. W. howl with the wolves." "But", he Bumbarger. E. F. Lucas, L. C. Hite, " continued, "the Czechs wilLJive a- F. G. Hull. P. L. Woodward, G. H. oNi ICenHmuti oa Pft SU] MARION DAVIS CO. 'Cats Need One Win CAT TALES DAVIDSON SPORTS To Enter Tournament By TONICASALI I Wed., Feb. 22, 1939 THE DAVIDSONIAN Pag* Four

It seems as if Davidson's quintet will never get that ONE last to place Southern Conference play- Reliable Cats Soph Aee victory needed clinch them a in the Sixth In _ Conference Race To off ... They get their last chances this week against South Carolina. I Wake Forest, and Furman . . . Chances are pretty good against the Standings As Gamecocks and I'urple Hurricane, but those Deacons . .. Oh, Maul.. . The highest scoring team in the Conference . , . their motto is "a Finish Nears Close As Cats Play point and a half per minute" . . . and they get them too .. When Waller and Owen get hot— watch out! Wake Forest Leads Loop; Wake Forest fan» declared that the Deacons played their be»t Three Teams Cinch Spots Final Tilts At game night Home of the year against Davidson the other ... On the other In Tourney hand, DavicUon probably played their wont ball of the sea.on, which " you South Carolina, Forest, count, "omewhat for the Baptiiti fine showing ... And if With three game to play David- Wake and Furman Play at Davidson don't believe that the Deaci have a flock of followers juit ask son remained in sixth place in InFinale; 'Cats StillNeedOneConference little Grey Hunter ... Also ask him of their attitude (maybe sports- Conference standings with a record Win For Tourney Place manship) ...Truly the Deacons have the best player in the Con- of eight wins against six losses. One superlatives ference (Waller)... but there are three or four more more win lor tin- Tuts would place Davidson's Wildcats will ring present on the team ... Bill Sweel, for instance is the most ag- them on the top side of the .500 Cat Trackmen down the curtain on the regularly gressive player in the conference ... Boyd Owen is as polished a mark ami virtually assure their of scheduled season as they take on performer (all-around) as can be seen in the State ... He's equally a tournament position. Hit By Illness three opponents in six days in the as good on the offensive as he is on the defensive . ■ ■ and he rates Wake Porest's Demon Deacons home gym. second only to Waller in scoring ... continue to hold tin- pole position Bad weather and illness seem to These'games will have a great The fur should fly when the Cats ami Deas tangle here Saturday with thirteen wins against three have combined forces against the bearing on the final standings of night ... It will be Davidson'- last attempt to -tup the super-scorer losses. Behind them Citadel has Wildeat track squad, which is to the Southern Conference as all Waller . . . "Mighty Atom" Johnny lice did it his Sophomore year, seven wins against two los-.es. am! compete in the annual Southern games are within the league. At holding the Deac Captain to somewhere in the neighborhood of seven Maryland lias eight wins against Conference Indoor Games this week present the 'Cats need one more eight points tricky 'Cat speedster can repeat trick losses. Washington and Lee Chapel win to place eight to ... If the the hri-r Improving steadily throughout end at Hill. in the first Saturday night, someone stops Owen, then the Wild- with five won ami lost took It was learned that teams who are annually and the ever-alert three the season, Jim Hogg, sophomore last week invited to cats will be in ... and in a big way too . . . Hint to the wise .you vim- tin- Fourth spot while M. C. Boo Walker, veteran distance man, the post-season tournament at Ra- .. from Denver, Col., has recently better get there early and gel a seat . . . Before supper wouldn't lie "Mate clung lo fifth with seven anil will definitely be unable to compete leigh. earned for a too early ! live. himself forward berth in his specialty, the two mile run. on the first five. His heady floor South Carolina Here While the subject of they'rcprobably Only three teams were "in" the Loss of Walker will greatly cripple on Wake Forest. .. stick- game and excellent eye for the On Thursday night South Caro- ing their necks out trying to schedule NOTRE DAME for a tournament, i/omit-my names play- Davidson in what was thought to ... basket combine to make Jim a main lina's Gamecocks invade the 'Cat game in 1940 .. Why Irish hardly get "il through Saturday, tluv being be her strongest department. football . the could one of their cog in Coach Norman Shepard'* lair after a mediocre record through (or they train) Wake. Maryland and Citadel. How- Charlie Sample, champ busses do travel by in Wake Forest . .. Imagine! hardwood aggregation. indoor in the season thus far. Saturday night along ever N'. C. State seemed sure of a the pole-vault last year, ... Coach Gene McEver's proteges are coming fine with their will be the loop-leading Wake Forest out- spring training program Some of those rising sophomores place as they have but one remain- able to defend his title, but it is ... are fit will meet Davidson for the sec- to mighty ing game and have already won e- feared of weight going make it tough on opposing teams next fall .. Big Frosh Cagers that loss and prac- ond time of the current season, Yoder, Shaw, Bell, nough to give they against very Stan Bill Don Elmer Knoeller, Frank Caldwell seven tice due to a recent illness will haviniz won the previous they los,- game. and John Strandwitz, not to mention about 15 or 20 others, 'show si\. it should their re- greatly handicap his performance. ■Wight.closes the schedule maining game, Beat plenty of promise ... Then there are a number of men from the Streaks It is probable that he will compete Tuo^^H .taking Duke with^Prman 'on the Wild- Beester squad ... Granville Sharpe, Jay Bolin, and the elusive vs. Carolina only in the vault and will be cats. "Black Dog." return of "Tubby" Hand, Attention will center on the Duke- After bowing to Danville Mili- scratched from participation ... The Wilson who scats in the The 'Cats have been prepping for like a scared rabbit, and Horace McCail, veteran center, helps One of the mainstaysin the Wild- North Carolina game to he played tary Institute 4ii-44 in a thrill-pack- sprints. rat machine Friday nlglfi game by the final games rigidly as two in- things considerably . And how about those returning lettermen. basketball this year is when the Tar Heels ed witnessed a large Rain Stops Practice . . .Jenny Harrison hailing Milan, Day jured men returned to the ranks ... Yep, the Wildcats should howl louder than ever next year from can eliminate Duke from considera- Queens crowd. Davidson's The original squad of thirteen will ... "Tennessee. Although hampered by tion giving cagers came back in good shape. Tice and Hicks, who The familiar thud of a baseball plunking into a glove means that' while themselves a Freshmen to win have to be further cut, according arm a have been bothered with a bad America's favorite pastime. Basbell, . . . Big league an injury during the last few chance at the slot if they win. Rich- close victory over the highly tout- Whittle, is almost in season to Coach because of lack side and a cold respectively, are well teams are practically through their trading buying they weeks hi* steady play and accurate mond and William and Mary, by ed Lees-.Mckae Bobcats by a score practice and .. . now all of due to rain. The frosh again and will appear in the start- have to do is to get their to sign job passing has aided the team tre- winning all but one of therr remain- of 31-24, aces .. . and what a that is ... representation will be cut to three ing lineup against At least they've already got Dean, mendously in its fight for the Sou- inn games can In- possible choices. Although they were trailing by a South Carolina Diz and Der Mag in the fold ...You men and perhaps twice tljat num- Thursday. thern Conference Championship. surprise score -IX at the half, on know, half of this signing the contract business is just publicity any- Duke's victory over of 21 Danville ber will enter varsity staged the division. 'Cats way.. .It's just like everything else . Wonder what Duke's "Little Wake Forest slipped them into a brilliant rally in the fourth Sampe. White, Woodward, Gam- Lose To Citadel . third place in Big quarter to overhaul the Saturday night Athletics" are going to have this year . . . Rms Bergman, who'll cer- the Five and let Kittens and man, Black, and possibly McAlpine Last the David- go win on goal tainly go to the majors, is back at shortstop . . "Crash" Davis, who Carolina into a deadlock with Whin's field in the last if his bail ankle comes around, will sons lost to the Citadel 45-30 in . Wildcats Lick the thirty seconds. Winn Charleston, C, played with our own Tubby Hand and D. Hicks on Legion pace-setting Deacons for the led the Cadets carry varsity hopes, S. as Jake Burrows, J. the lead, points. the Wildcats' Championship Gastonia team, will cover second base ... Then, they say. Davidson remained in fourth with 14 while Taylor, Williamson, and ace cadet forward, led his team- Tech Matmen place brought mates to that this Price boy (you've seenhim play basketball; has,some Cleveland while State up the Leet-McRae Strandwitz will probably represent victory with a total of 19 Indian strings attached to him because of his ability rear. In the I.ees-McKae game the points. infield ... It seems Davidson's varsity wrestlers dc- the Frosh. that he is also a shortstop, which means that Bergman will probably With all teams bearing down in Kittens started fast and built up a As usual the cream of the south's The Citadel offense clicked fcatecl stretch, lead Although smoothly be over on the."hot corner" Imagine trying to get a base hit through the matmen of Virginia Tech tin- it remains but to see of 20-10 at half-time. trackmen will appear on the boards and except for a few min- ... the scoring early fray, they a crew like that . . . Bergman. Price and Davis . .. looks like the only Saturday in the Davidson gym by which will crack in the dafficst title was much closer in the of Carolina's new gym. Outstand- utes in the held a thing to to race in history last halt', the Bobcats were commanding throughout. do is hit 'em over their heads. the- score of 16-14. the of the Five. never ing among the veteran entrants are lead The HERE AND THERE . South Carolina Gamecock, mis, After being beaten repeatedly, the able to overcome this early lead. Maryland. Wildcats exhibited a ragged brand .. will NLcIntyre > tnrt«.-11 tin- fireworks Kehoc of Stricklcr of the of Grygo, a sophomore Duke showed that they were still Isaacs paced the visitors with 11 of ball, and except for their open- services Al back last year, that had mer- by pinking his opponent, Crandall, V. M. I., Harvey of W. & L., Fuller cury in his heela during their in the running for the champion- points while Bell and Spencer led Va., Carolina, IContinued ox Page Sis} coming football campaign They in 2.22 minutes. However, the next of Winborne of Mil- flunked ... ship by taking Wake. the freshmen With 10 9 respec- him out ... Belmont Abbey's gridders will also be minus ihrec matches were by the and ler of Maryland, and Sample and the services of two won tively. Simonds and Stair played S t stars next year... Jumping Joe Cuffaro, who (iublders. F. K. Jones, V. I'. I., ele- Woodward of Davidson. - plays a nice game too, Visnic, sterling floor games for the Frosh. STUDENTS FACULTY of basketball and Ed tackle supreme, cisioned Abels, P. V. P. I.. U.N.C. and Duke Favored haven't been seen or heard .1. Jones. Monday afternoon the Kittens of since the Christmas holidays.. They'd pinned Parrish in 5:14 minutes, and North Carolina AND TOWNSPEOPLE make some major college good pair . PhiQamsWin traveled over to Charlotte and com- and Duke will a of warriors both weigh Magill, I., ... V. P. dacisioned Bailey, pletely avenged probably again rule as team favor- OF around the 200 pound mark Graham McF.yden i. the only an earlier defeat ... un- to jjain a comfortable lead for the at ites. These two teams battled it defeated wrestler on the Davidson squad Ellis, Fr Tourney at the hands of the Silver Streaks DAVIDSON ... Ed who had every Techs winch Davidson was not out last year, with the Blue match before the V. P. I. meet, dropped by trouncing them 41-15. Both Devils hi. first to the Gobbler able to overcome until the last The Phi Clams clinched the inter- gaining WHEN IN CHARLOTTE grunter ... Big Bill Johnston, Davidson's team- opened slowly and the score a close decision. Neither heavyweight, ha. saved match. fraternity basketball crown last team suffered greatly by gradua- the Cat gr.ppler. twice this year with pin. at the half was only 15-9 with Park at ... once against Duke brought Wednesday night by beating the bring sev- and the other last Saturday again.t Mcrayden Davidson Davidson on the long end. How- tion and both will back V. P. 1 nice going Bm back into the thick of battle by Pi Kappa Phis 22-S, and the Kappa eral of last year's champs. For the second straight year Baseball', silverb.t the ever, in the last two periods the Moore's Parking Lot went to a member decisioning Alexander. Then King, Sigs moved into tin- finals of the In addition to conference entries, of Beckley (W. Va.) entry into the Kittens opened up and completely Mountain State league V. 1'. I., (kcisioned Ellis. he consolation tournament with the there is a non-conference 114 West Sixth Street Murray Franklin, a shorUtop, topped batter, Until overwhelmed the Highs, scoring 26 division all in professional S. A. E.'s by virtue of 20-12 (Continued losl hi> match Saturday, Ellis hail their points to 0. on Page Six) j ] baseball with an average well over the 400 pct. Central's Bell led this M.rt.n, mark ... "Red" not lost to a conference opponent win over tlie Sig-Kps. who resemble, our own "Red" Laird, honor, assault with 20 points while Ball took top the this year. The Fijia had previously previous year Marshall 20,000 defeat- with 7 was best for the Streaks. ... Goldberg want. shekel, to play Sigs professional football year With the -cue 14-S in of V. ed theKappa and the Phi Delta Seaion Ends 1JIIPaimiMTiiiiMiiiii iiiiBraiiimiii biHIMiii ap next ... 10 to 1 he doesn't get it favor ill Famed last word—Remember, P. I.. Siil Crane, in a battle in which by one and two point margins re- Tomorrow the Freshmen close — don't boo at the game Saturday spectively. game night not even at he ami hi- opponent nearly pinned In their with the the seasonby journeying to Greens- ... f'i Kapps they early each other several times, won the went ahead boro to engage the Purple Whirl- isour u ine55 in 1 decision over Nichols. tin skirmish never to be head- wind in a return game. Very stiff | ? ! | ed. Frank printing In the feature match of the aft- Barker led the scoring opposition is expected from this ernoon, for night points' Winter Drills footballer Bill Johnston pin- with 10 to his quarte.r despite the fact that the Featured credit, 1 ph iiid Gosney in 5:14 minutes. and lent ill paced the Pi Kittens trounced them earlier in y A COMPLETE Printinq seruice as near 1 — — Kapp points although ♥ attack with 4 the year. Since this contest Greens- 1 as qour Telephone. For a representative || ByIntra-SquadSkirmish he was injured during the fray. .boro, led by L. E. Dcmpscy whohas Dial Baseball DeWitt Rose led the Kappa Sigs an average of over 20 points a | 3-5727 § Practice Draws To Gose; in their win over the Sig-Ep8. By game, has lost only two games and this win they earned the right to 1 (its of The Positions Open To Monday is holding down second place in the l» rin Davidsonian § Reserves On Coach Flake Laird is- meet the S. A. K.'s to decide the and Frosh Kit Qrapplers used the call Western High Conference. to baseball candidates winner of the consolation tourna- with approximately STANDARD PRINT1NQ COMPAN1J I The "Ke.djC^defeated the "Blacks" 30 men indicat- ment. The teams beaten in the first 1 § Beat Va.Tech ing their intentions of reporting 'g ESTABLISHED 1907 to cap off a week of hard work in round of the tournament play in next week when practice drills art Qarland Court :: CHARLOTTE, N. C. § winter football drills as three In a the consolation part until they are H quart- match that .featured eight slated to begin. Charlotte's ers of regulation length were play- falls the Wildcat Frosh grapplers defeated the second time. The Kap- Daily a training being pa ed. The game was close from begin- took first honors in a meet session is Sigs and the S. A. K.'s will play with held gym Leading ning to end and was featured by V.P.I. 25-15. The lads from Blacks- this week in the with no this week. fine defensive work rather than burg started thing.-, rolling other organized practice scheduled, the first the pitchers Restaurant any outstanding offensive threats. match in the 121 Ib. class by except for who begin for- workouts squad Stan Yoder was the big gun for feit and win in the 128 tt). on Tuesday. The DELICIOUS FOOD AT division will begin practice ALWAYS ASK REASONABLE PRICES the losers with his powerful line- when Moreland pinned McKachern on the field as soon as permit plunging while the defensive work in 2:57. Dave Spencer then pinned weather canditions JOT Wed., Feb. 22nd. the diamond to be prepared. of Marvin Pennington, veteran Wilson in the 136 tt>. class to get the "S & P" guard, put a stop to many of the Kits way. - "DEVIL'S ISLAND" under Riddlemoser suc- ' ' " ■ ■ "Reds" -■"e Peanut Butler Sandwiches offensive thrusts. comed tu Norman Aarseth in the p~ Salted Peanuts and Candy The battle for positions on 145 Thurs.-Fri., Feb. 23-24th. the Ib. match in 3:54. In one of MOORESVILLE ' starting eleven has become more the best matches of the day T*urnage RECREATION PARLOR Manufactured by "IDIOT'S DELIGHT" bitter as the drills became more of Davidson brought Garfinkle to Bowling and Pool intense. Horace McCail and "Poss" the mat in 6:22. Freeze continued Mooresville, X. C. SW1NSON McLean, Joe Kail, Prop. FOOD PRODUCTS Sat., holdovers from last year the Kitten march of falls by flatten- I. 221 W. Trade Street Feb. 25th. and Frank Caldwell, up from the ing Bates in 4:39 of their 165. tb. g-JL.'-' -t Charlotte, North Carolina CHARLOTTE, N. C. freshman squad, are vieing for the bout. Ed Hipp then made short "WINGS OF THE NAVY" center post, while freshman George work af V. P. I.'s Waterman, pin- Marsh and Frank Moore are push- ning Mon.-Tue.., Feb. 27-28lh. him in the short time of 1:59. BUY THOSE ing veterans Marvin Pennington In the unlimited division juniur LITTLE (Continued the on Pagt Sir) (Continued on Page Six) CONVENIENCES "HUCKLEBERRY FINN" For your room, from— I ERNEST ELLISON, Inc. SOUTHERN Ernest Elliton Robt. E. Elliwn DAVIDSON FIRE, 5 & 10c STORE THEATRE CASUALTY and MARINE INSURANCE Davidson, N. C. 113-115 E. Fourth St.— Charlotte, N. C. DAVIDSON, N. C. Wrd., Feb. 22, l»> THE DAVIDSONIAN P«t« Fin

Amtmg The "Y" Ailmiiiislrnlors Dr. Raynal Is Sunday Class "Colin" Smith Relates Greeks Quest Speaker Hears Speech ' Experiences Of Stage Statesville Pastor Chooses By Professor Beta Isaiah As Text Theta Pi Shaw Has Developed From Phi Alpha chapter of Beta Thcta Reverend Doctor C, E. Raynal, ISchenck Talks On The Trials Backyard Showman Into Pi initiated thirteen freshmen and pastor of the Kirst Presbyterian Of A Christian Master Magician two Upperclaiimen Saturday nislit. Church of Statesville, spoke at last February IK in dome room of "The [*he the Sunday's vesper service. Dr. Ray- Dr. Louis R. Schenck chose curtains slowly part, Building. of 1 as sub- Chambers nal is a graduate of Trials a Christian* the there is a smblm flash of fire, Southwestern ject the Sunday School The initiates were: Albert Winn University and Princeton Seminary., of lesson atrtl presto,Colin, the magici- of Greenville, S. C; Stanley Mc- which he taught in Phi Hall last He has held his present position an has materialized. Afee and ffoli Bryant of Charlotte; Sunday. It's iii -mil a way as for the past thirty years, having this that Ellcrbe; in Colin stage James Howeil of Howard succeeded Dr. C. M. Kichards of' Dr. Schenck said thai the Epis- i appears on the to take Cheney Fla, Spenc- of James, the theme of which journey of Sara-ota. : the 1>a\ idson College faculty. tie his audience on a into the er Propst and Phillips of is "Christian wisdom," there are land of mystic arts-, lie fore your Jack Jack- 1 )r Raynal used as his text the , sonville, Bob brought out two ideas They are : eyes he will shoot a bullet tied Ha.: Rankin and Al- writings of Isaiah and elucidated on with bert McAnley of Ml. Gilead; the trials of a Christian, and the a ribbon through an assistant, ma- Ed these. Isaiah brought great message Taylor of Southporl ; Frank Atwat- faith of a Christian. He built his * terialize a real live person out of j to the Israelites but they Wore "'»t Burlington; George discilssjon around the former ''*> UliihiHfip"' thin air. or cnuse a lighted electric er of Matthews interested in it. Isaiah saw the peo- JUl^ Discouragement Timothy bulb to through the air. and Bill Shaw of Fayetteville;Rob! ple preparing their n,wn doom. The of float : Recently, according to Doctor Has AssistanU Jackson of Fort Smith. Ark and! K'reat prophet hehejd the poverty Schenck, t re appeared A Student, however, Fred Armstrong of Davidson. and moral corruption of tin- people. he in the Davidson the initiation ' British Weekly ;i verse taken from imay get the shock of his life when After a banquet There were a tew, however, who i the Epistle to Timothy, Timothy In-looks closely and that In-hind was held in the chapter house. A- heard the message of Isaiah and| sec monp the visiting alumni were: !w as very discouraged at tout the that solemn lace and dapper mous- this same remnant would be the doing tache thers Bob Frazier. Bill Scheetz, salvation of the people. work 1m- was and he wrote a it's none other than Shaw letter to the Apostle Paul telling Smith, a member of the senior class. John Smith. John Winn. Frank i»fig3B This same idea applies today ;! wH3B him best resign. if lie looks .still closer, he will Hall. Frontis Johnson. Wilbur Ed- whoever will hear the word oi that it seemed to And wards, The church, he said, was faring ] see that the assistants are Semi- Dick Cathey, Chris Seeward, God will he the savior of civiliza- Kinp. Crayton, poorly and the people were not liv- Shaw Smith better known among Colin Kornt'Kay, "thr man without J. A. B. T. and W. tion The remnant will rebuild the; j ing up the Christian ideals. the circles of magic as "Colin" is 1.i middle."' Harry < iasteiger, Bob O. Nisbet. world, Isaiah saw the Lord hi^h ! Recently There is nn record of Timothy's a member of the Senior Class. 1 UaUlcy, ami Don Davidson at the elected officers of the andlifted up giving his blessinps to I ' pre- Smith has developed skill in piano or or^an. chapter arc: Pres. Kd Morrow, those to teller but Paul's reply has been his the who listen him until this I is Vice-Pres. Boh Benfield, Sect. day. served and it is possible to ascertain arts of a magician over a period For this the company Colin Gales McClTntock,Treas. Sam Wal- A from it to a considerable degree of eight years and has had manyIlias built up in eight years from a ker. Alumni Sect. Bob Ramsey, and just what Timothy said One of the interesting experiences in the line I backyard show which netted him Recorder Bob Balstey. Music verses from Paul's reply was the of performances. |eleven cents. Ile was first inspired Pi Kappa Alpha Groups cue which Dr. Scheuck saw in the {Continued on Page Six) Most of the boys stayed close British Monthly. Translated into — , to the campus recovering from On Short Trip modern English^ this verse says, Former Davidsonian .. . -^N Mid-Winters andQueens Day. Bro- "Take your hard knocks with the To Conduct Vespers ther Anderson traveled to 1'. 0. Orchestra and Glee Club Tour other Christians." Sherrard Rice (left) of Richmond, Va., now president of the Y. SPRING and Brothers Bob Frazier. Bill Scluetz, South Carolina Relationship To God M. C. A. cabinet, has been recently appointed to take the position of Rev. J. W. Witherspootl, pastor of Brothers Prcyer and Spencer en- Dr Schenck likened our relation SUMMER SUITS "Y" Secretary next fall. He will succeed Wade Boggs (right) who Having tlii-- morning, the H;i- the Presbyterian Church at Lexing- a stnp at left to God to the relationship of a son tered in party Montreat. plans to enter Union Theological Seminary in Richmond next Septem- vldson Glee flub Little Sym- ton and an alumnus of Davidson, Featuring Brothers Perrin, Gladden and Ne- and to his t'other. A father wants his ber. This past year has been Boggs' second year as head of the Y. phony Orchestra arc on a concert will preach to students of his .Alma spent son to have more than pure seren- COVERTS well the week-end in Rock M. C. A. here. by Angus Lytch, Carolina, performing Mater at vesper next —Photo Jr. trip in South ity all through life; he wants him the service GABARDINES Hill where Brother Newell con- College I Sunday night. at Limestone in Gaffney, S. 1 tinued his course in Home F.c. lo have his share of tin hardness TWEEDS C.: and at Converse in Spartanburg, life, Mr. Withetspoon is one of the Brother Taylor cavorted in Ashc- of according to Dr. Schcfiqk. — S. C. Similarly, (5od, lather, iiiinch's younger preachers, having From ville for a few days. Rrothers Win- Shepard as our does Qives Talk At They were honored at a luncheon wish slid,, life, graduated from Davidson in 1920. ters and the not us to through $22.50 Royster attended Gold- 1 , [Continued on Six] in Limestone at :00 P. M and hut to have I'agc en Glove tournament in Charlotte. wants us our share of — — Numeral Club Meeting presented several secular and sacr- hardness. To Pledge Brother Houston was home at .1:(M> ed gongs in a concert there God, he said, present's men occasi- in York. S. C. Sunday night was P. $34.50 Hackney Opens Fourth Meet- M. ons when they musl 'leal severely celebrated by a bountiful feed. After leaving Limestone, they Decca Kappa Alpha ing of Club With Com- Street Leads with themselves. God may briti^ HSjjjr^"""_lffJH Brunswick Guaranteed Satisfaction went to SpartanhnrK. where tonight one, no| spent upon only such well known Brothers of K. A. their us- mittee Reports they ' are presenting another recital. afflictions sickness i>i i i ual quiet' way with many of the as and monetary ■MU^b^| Bluebird In Discussion Friday night of this week, the troubles, but also intangible Strand Tailoring brothers on and off the campus. t'lnl) more Athletic Director X. W. Shepard Glee will sing at a meeting of things 3Sc-75c Each Brother Spencer entered in a stag Watson Street was in charge of which tramp one ahd make Company, Inc. addressed the Numeral Club ;u its the Masonic Fellowship in Char- him dissatisfied. Any Record Not In Slock party at Montreat. Brothers Perrin. the pr<>gram of the Fellowship lotte, the program to be broadcast LOCAL AGENTS Gladden, regular monthly meeting last Wed- Way to Victory (dii Be Quickly Secured and Newell spent the Group at its fleeting banquet WBT. Plans for the annual night in the over The way to overcome all these HAMRICK, week-end in Rock Hill where Bro- nesday in the D-C!ub Room sprite PARKER-GARDNER CO. W. B. hall of Chambers following Vesp- tour of the Glee I'luli and trials, and tribulations is found in ther Newell continued his course in tm Elm Row. Orchestra h.ive been completed. The Phone 8257 LAUNDRY |ers Sunday night. Janies in the verse which sa vs, j CHARLOTTE, Home F.c. Brother Taylor cavorted Coach Shepard began liis talk of trip will last about five days, with N. C. meeting of '■Count it all joy, my brethren, when "j in Ashevillc for a few days. Broth- The largely consisted concerts eastern cities the evening with a short summary at various ye iall into manifold temptations ; ers Winters and Royster attended a discussion of the Holy Spirit. of through ' in this state and South Carolina. knowing proving your the Golden Glove tournament in the progress »>f Athletics that the of Street's main point was that we patience." Charlotte, Brother Houston was the fitfcs. He pointed out that the faith worketh should regard the Holy Spirit asl J home in York. S. C. Sunday night nld method of using only calesthen- FriendshipCouncil To A inan. according to Dr. Schenck, personality an "i,mper- who is apparently striving was celebrated by a bountiful feed. its is the old-fashioned type of a and not as I in vain goal, Sigma Alpha Epsilon exercising, a type thai does not s.inalify." Ife said that we shouldj Plan Day of Prayer toward some finally reaches opportunity a point where he decides to do Mrothcr Charlie Smith journeyed give the individual an speak of the Spirit as "lie" rather TonigIn the Friendship Council '^JtL_j>3risSsVw^JsiMsaL^jiw aim, today, than "It." think [Continued on Page Six\ to his home in Greenville. S. C, for to express himself. The We Should also will meet in the Social ('enter to the Brothers Pete Mar- of the athletic councils is to have more about the Holy Spirit as be- and preparations week-end. make plans for ter up on the halls at the regular chant and games and other organized sports, ing an important part of the Trin- John T.atinier attended the world day pf prayer which is meeting twice weekly. game Charleston Sat- in order that a man's individuality ity. the Citadel in to be observed Friday, February The Friendship Council was org- urday night. may be exerted. Cold Weather Is Here To Stay! Brothers Buck Powell If we do consider it in this way 24th. anized last fall under the auspice-. Hackney quali- and Tom attended the 'He then discussed certain it is possible that IVnteeost is as At this meeting reports will also of the Y. M. C. A. Since its found- of in Char- athletics, sports- Don't Fail to Get bouts the Golden Gloves ties of such as good important as Christmas. be made on the progress of the ing it has sponsored prayer-groups lotte Brother Hank Bahnson spent manship, fairness, and the need of halls, spon- Dick Gammon led the prayer,and work on the various as every Tuesday and Thursday nights A GOOD SUPPLY OK FUEL the week-end at his home in Win- knowinghnw to win as well as how sored by the Council. It will serve a hymn was sung by the group. mm all the halls ,.]" the campUS. ston-Salem. Brother Tom Cauble to lose. preface to Y, M. N'cxt Sunday the program will have further as a the From ' attended the dance at Salem Col- an ('. Spring — to acquaint After this discussion opportu- as a topic "Social Life in the Mis- A. Services lege. Brother Poss McLean went given nity was the members of the sion Field." Speakers will be Dave the members of the Council with the to Clinton due to a recent death SHepard any speaker plans the services, club to ask Coach Woodward, Dick Gammon, and S. and for DAVIDSON ICE & FUEL CO. in his family. PledgesBaxter Freeze questions which they may had thus enabling them to take the mat- Chez have G. HcrgUiold. v. and F.d Lucas went to their homes concerning the athletic program at in High Point and Greensboro re- I)avtdson. A committee meeting will be held Norton McLean Wednesday at spectively. Brother Hector meeting was opened by presi- night the social cent- PREPARE FOR The plans spent the week-end in Lumberton". prompt- er at 7:15 P. M. to make for MID-WINTERS '"' dent Claude Hackney, who 1 ftiw went to Rocky the next meetings. The Group i^*^ Chevelure Brother Erie Austin reports from three REG u 5 PAT OFF """'^^^^ ly,called for the the fys'iz* hopes plans Mount this week-end to attend the different committee of the club. to make for an Official JOHNSTON'S CO TO AN ACADEMIC BARBER wedding — (Master of Tomorlal Arts) of his sister. Brother Lem| Each committee grades, program, Committee of the Fellowship Group, Kornegay week-end in| — which will probably Barber Shop spent the and visijting made a report satis- consist of seven Hickory. members. NORTON, factory to the president and to the M.T.A. Kappa Sigma rest of the members. Members of the chapter were Drink - - - scattered far and wide over the| a Quart of BAD COLDS week-end. Many of the hoys went Day Milk a contracted through home among these were Brothers ClubTo Hear Guest " Are the Feet 1 Rainey and Spencer. Brother Walk- i PLAYING Wednesday night, NOW er has been ill in the infirmary for On Febru- Drink Pasteurized by 22nd, Safeguard yourself several days. Brothers Scott and ary the Commerce Club Milk, It's Safe visiting WITHERS Hill Cooper journeyed to Durham will hold its weekly meeting. At " meeting over the week-end. Brothers Fin- this will be a guest (*) ley, Gaw. Yatcs, and Hipp travel- speaker from Charlotte whose MOORESVILLE "THE subject AH ed to Montreat with Ivndymion. will be "Insurance/* BUFF'S ARIZONA members are urged to be pres- CREAMERY Brothers Pittman and Scott were Mooresville, SHOE SHOP entertained in Salem. Brother Poss ent. North Carolina WILDCAT" McLean visited in Spartanburg.The regular Sunday night feed was held LKO CARRILLO at the house. Pele Smith Specialty Pi Kappa Phi PALMERS'— FAUL & CRYMES, Inc. (JANE"GRID RULES" — Epsilon chapter continued their OPTOMETRISTS Broadway News cavorting this past week despite the 302 N. Tryon Street " Sporting Goods " ' ' fact Mid-Winters were held that 415 SOUTH TRYON STREET CHARLOTTE, N. C i only last week-end. Brother Lawson A Complete Service _ STARTS MONDAY was delayed on his journey to P. Examination - Glasses C. Among those who celebrated at Laboratory Service "GIRLS' || home were Brothers Ward, Ivy. Xivcn, SCHOOL" III with Brother Gish in tow. Broken Lenses |*3 PURE SILK rugged He weave Hite. and Mobtcy. Pledge Suttle- Duplicated Colgate Sale I myer visited in Florence. Brother Bring Us The Pieces ANN SHIRLEY II that drapes well ... will not slip. % Cooper was entertained at Folly 100 FREE TRIPS NAN GREY 1■ (Continued on Page Six) — — RALPH BELLAMY to WORLD'S FAIR MEN'S SHOP rfjl-fl'o MEN'S SHOP | HENDERSON JEWELRY SHOP STREET FLOOR [,111U U STREET FLOOR I I I WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING BROADWAY | Davidson, College Pharmacy THEATRE :: CHARLOTTE I Now in Knox Building N. C. L P«K« Six THE DAVIDSONIAN Wed , Feb. 22, 1939

OFFICIALS FOR Pre-Med Group Hears Fashion Relics 'Continued from Page One} Philanthropic Society March 13. which will be held im- mediately after the lecture before ed "Twenties." He is the Speed the*tudent body by Dr. Paul Pope- Talk By Prof. Fulcher Cowboy. Makes Alumni Survey An unwanted relic outstanding sociologist a bygone era, ■me. and of he whizzes psychologist. This lecture will be WINTER DRILLS Bahnson and Rose Make blythely on, oblivious to the Joint Meeting With Eumenean FEATURED Speech on Communica- fact that he is as out ol place sponsored by Pi Ciamma Mil. Group is Planned For tiveDiseases Mullis, '33 as a Keystone comedy inRadio The charter for the chaper was Near Future [Continued from Page Four] City Music Hall. Just £» model T on display at the last meeting and and George Richmond for guard At the regular meeting of intellect in a streamlined road- the following are the charter mem- The Philanthropic Literary positions. Hank Bahnson and Klmer Alpha Epsilon Delta Friday, Firm ster. bers listed (iwynn. Society is making a survey of Knoeller appear to have the edge Joins Some day, he may be caught thereon: Price February 17. I'rufessnr H. I'.. Jr.. Rene Williamson. Harvey Mor- its alumni to find the on Don Bell, John Barnbardt and 1 Mullis, unawaresand be put in a mu- Fulcher made a talk to the William I. class of seum, along with the extinct rison, Thomas Abernathy, William distinguished men in North Dick Arnold at the present time, members of this I're-Medical 1933, recently formed a law Dinosaur and the Dodo. Davis. Jerry Doster. Warren Gaw, Carolina who were Phi's while in the tackle position. Fraternity. partnership with Judge Fred Elmer Hulen, Henry McConnell, at Davidson. End* Show Promise Physics and Medicine I'.. 1[elms ;i prominent Char- John Mawhinnev. Daniel Rhodes. Since the society was formerly Coach Spearman has five promis- Professor Fulcher's talk was on lotte attorney, it was announc- Frank Simmons. Archer Torrey. composed only of North Carolina ing ends under his supervision, the connection between physics and ed Saturday. Ivan Stafford, David Woodward, men it is thought that some of these Gales McClintock. Jim Cowan, medicine. The speech was of great Mtillis. a native of Martinsbarsj, anil Kllard Yow. former men have attained promin- Frank Niven, John King, and Bill dur- interest to those planning to take West Virginia, was prominent The next meeting will be held ence in their native state. When the Faison. up Medicine as a profession. For ing his college career, being a mem- The 1920 Flapper Friday, March .1. and the new of- results are published by the com- The back field candidates include this reason, the meeting was an op- ber of Phi Beta Kappa and Onii-| ficers will be installed and new mittee, under the leadership of Rill Bolin, Tubby Hand. Granville en one and there were over a doz- cron IJelta Kappa honora/y fra- Hotcha and boopadoop Jerry Doster. these records are ex- Oog" Hunter, Shimmy . . ... members initiated. Each of the of- Sharpe, "Black en present. ternities. He was also a of .. Charleston.."It" pected to visitors member Yes, ficers will present a paper on some be of interest to the Claude Hackney, Stan Voder, and Kappa Alpha fraternity,I We Have no Bananas Following Professor Fulcher, I'i social ... Drug- phase of social science. Alumni office. The society discuss- Dave Spccer. Despite a few minor I'psilon. Reporters Club, ...So's YourOld Man... Hank Bahnion and I. VV. Rose Sigma the store cowboys in bell-bottomed ed this and other matters at its injuries the backs have progressed spoke on communicative diseases, the International Relations Club. trousers and plus-fours- . .. TRUSTEES IN meeting last night in Phi Hall. rapidly and competition for posi- In connection with this. Dr Scot President of the Pan-Hellenic Coun- Flappers in knee high skirts Plan Joint Meeting tions has been— sharp. Lyon showed a film. "The Defenses cil, a member of the Freshman and unbuckled galoshes . [Continued Page One} + All, gone. They.. from Plans were made for a joint the Body." film Tennis Team, the Class Tennis all are are to attend its meeting Wednesday of The dealt with outmoded, old-fashioned, passe. meeting with the Kumenean Society KIT GRAPPLERS defenses th.it the body sets up a- Team and his class baseball team. evening. These men were later en- They belong to(«T Vanished era. in the near future at which book Four] gainst He was also a member of the tertained in the houses of the fa- [Continued from Page these communicative diseas- Thereremains, however, one reports will be presented by mem- Gobblers gained their third five and Cowboy culty es. Student Council an assistant tragi-comic vestige of the Gild- TheSpeed members. bers of both societies. The theme points of the afternoon when Zyd- in Economics, second The ExecutiveCommittee is com- Rill Boyce and Charlie Sherman and ranked TmtltTISa/flySrrilrm of the program will be "Contempo- iak pinned John KarnlUffdt in 2:15 were in in his cl&IS.op posed of members of the following charge of the meeting and rary Literature." A suggestion will of their match. Jackins of Barium the program. of chapt- After bis graduation in 19,3.1 he Embarrassing five committees: The Finance. As guest the "COLIN" SMITH RELATES Incidents also he made to the effect that Springs refereed the matches. er. Dr. I.opan and Dr. Knight were went to the Harvard University Building and Grounds. Education, Shaw won't talk much about the the societies should collaborate with Saturday the Freshmen wrestlers present. Law School where be" received bis IContinued from Page Fivel Student Health Service and Physi- times that the show didn't go over. tiie Lecture Committee of the Col- journeyed to Barium Springs to en- Plans are being bring degree in 19.%. In the same year by "Mintz," aneighboring magician, cal Education committees and the made to He still laughs, however, when he lege in sponsoring a speech, by a gage Orphans Dr. Thomas Sparrow of Charlotte be became manager of the Inter- who sold him a discarded trick. As Committee on Religions and Social the in their final \forfistown, thinks of the time he attempted to contemporary writer during next match of the year. to Davidson as the guest speaker woven Hosiery Mills at Shaw continued his backyard shows Life. Church and Alumni Relation- take an egg from "Semi-Colin" school session. of the next meeting of Alpha Ep- Tenn. and in the latter part of 1936 (he now charged three cents admis- ships. The following are on the Kornegay's mouth. The hen-fruit in Mclvin Goforth led the devo- silon Delta. Dr. Sparrow is a promi- he came to Charlotte to practice sion) lie bought more tricksy-enlarg- committees: R. A. Dunn, H. Smith the other two, ami considerable pro- some way turned sideways, and the tionals at last night's meeting. San- - nent surgeon and has presented law. Since then he has been as- ed his stage ami changed his stage Richardson, S. A. Robinson, A. gress has already heen made anguished more J. dy McKacbi-rn reviewed a book some very interesting programs sociated with Judge Helms. name from "Professor to artist and still an- Cannon. H. W. McKay. R. S. Ar- to Smith" guished Fry He i-i a member of the Mecklen- assistant spent what seem- rowood, and Tom made an ex-tempo- this group in the past. the present "Colin." C. R. Wilcox. J. McD. speech — burg. and ed to be hours before it could be Richards, Graham, raneous on his native state ♥-^ State American .Bar As- Show Develops I. P. Lunsford Georgia. sociations, the Davidson College taken out. Richardson. A. A. McLean. W. AMONG THE GREEKS When he was fifteen, Shaw made P. Alumni Council, the Then there's another time when Sprunt, and P. D. Miller. Charlotte his professional debut and netted FRENCH CLUB PRESENTS " ' to a noisy to 4, HeadColds1 Country Club Cotillion Club. he had tie duck's bill drops bring [Continued from Page Five) and $275. Such success made him want A few I^flV "'^-^J Judge !lelms, a native of Union prevent it from exposing the trick. [Continued from Page One} comforting relief. Beach and at Henrys. Rrother Bum- to stop once, the fam- FORMER DAVIDSONIAN *" state, school at but A third demonstration had to be son. Sid Crane as the Interpreter, Clears clogging mu- {Tjjim* with women song County in this has been ac- tm barker and at ily's definite "No" changed his audience, [Continued Five] cus, reduces swollen V tive in political, civic and religious suspended while perform- from Page Boh King as the concierge, Sam Flora-McDonald. Waltzing at the mind and forced him to finish high membranes— helps liipL--^ .-^ affairs of Charlotte vicinity er and assistants attempted to catch Subsequent to Ijis course here he Spencer as the police inspector and keep open. |; T| Salem dances were Brothers Flynn, and school. He then entered Oak Kidge sinuses sA — a loose pigeon. "lint." said Colin. tended Union Seminary in Rich- Scotty Raynal as the agent. Garvey and Hendrick, Brother Lar- since he came there in 1925. He Military Institute. During the latter serVed successfully on numerous "1 go on the stage expecting some- mond. As yet the cast for the original mStt ri kin took in Greensboro during the part of his final year there he re- VlCKS and organizations in thing togo wrong,and Itry to have While here "Jim," as he was call- play has not heen selected, but week-end. committees organized act purchased an his and means already planned of ed by his fellow-students, was quite daily rehersals arc heing hold for Charlotte and is a member of many with earnings some Phi Gamma Delta lodges. old Ford from ap- coping any active in campus activities. Among Va-tro-nol clubs and neighboring with such situations." The Phi Gams journeyed.hither pearances at theatres " other offices he held positions as and yon during the past week but 'CAT TRACKMEN and schools. SPANISH GROUP Vice-President of the Junior class. £...... „_ mostly homeward Brother Fred Colin made his debut on the Da- member of the. Davidsonian stall. j DRY GOODS : DRIVE A CAR (Continued from Page Four) at Stair spent a lew days at his home vidson stage last spring "Queens [Continued from Page Three} Pan-Hellenic Council, and Student that yearly attract-, many Day." given E, { GROCERIES THAT IS IN STYLE in Knoxville. Te'nn, Brother Liipfert |' dutstand- In additionhe has sev- McDonald, W. Cobb, T. A. Gal- Council. He topped olT these achi- I ing track teams, among being has returned from a very extended them eral shows at banquets and churches breath. K. II.Moore. I!. II. Uhync. evements by serving as editor-in- I RADIO SUPPLIES { Navy, Georgia, Virginia, Ga. Tech around the college. His " week-end. Dan Hodge visited at his equipment and William Summerville. chief of the 1920 Quips and Cranks. HARDWARE and Kentucky. ha- finally great : home in Raleigh, Brother Stowe become so that Immediately afterwards, came the " " bought Harry attended the wedding of his sister he has a trailer. Cias- initiation of new members into Sig- CONFERENCE RACE SUNDAY CLASS teiger has also been taken in as a j M.H.Goodrum j in Belmont on Friday night. Bro- ma Delta I'i: C. M. Mashburn. Wil- r " " new assistant. (Continued from Page I>i of tin- brothers remained on i C. 1 1 have a sense of adequate compan- \\} the campus "r took short trip. to! ionship God, Charlotte. Norman with and he must lead Stevenson trav- a disciplined life. Peace with God mtketrfamous I tjf*| eled to Winston-Salem with his f\ f*QTf±r comes as a result of the two. f\ parent- where he visited hi- broth- closing. quoted Marquess, Hugh V'erner, In Dr. Schenck the "Danceoft/ieGgarette'witk 111V^3LV^l11V^l\A er. Bill familiar verse. things Warren Ludlam, John Chalk. Gene "All work ' Vcreen, Ovid Bell. Jim .Cowan, and blend) other- attended the mid-night -how _S THE HAPPY COMBINATION [perfectly balanced in Charlotte. Lock Hunter. Jack of the world's best cigarette tobaccos I.ee. and Bill Boyd traveled t" Rock Hill Saturday nigbj for a de- tail. v^hesterfield's can't-be-copied blend Sigma Phi Epsilon tf&k %^7 *^- :J: m ripe Hr.'tiler Powell spent 'he week- jfo^V °f i'd American and aromatic Chapel end in Hill. Brother White jMHmft& ;< Turkish tobaccos gives you r/// the visited hi- home in Rock Hill Bro- tsml °&^fam»^ \m l^flbw|Mft» thers Hamilton and Craver also I qualities you like in a smoke... mild- visited their homes. Brother THE HIGH SCORE /^P^^^h^** 0^4 «^^^^^ Thompson with a - ness, taste, and pleasing visited Brother of Last Week 4flfpl8|Hk ■■ B JlpF JUI^^f-- 5} better aroma. Craver. Brother Peyton spent the week-end in Charleston, S. C. Bro- Was Set By ther Mullen journeyed in Greens- »j^r^P^7^^B I 388S&- '^fiSy*"^^^^H jsssl "'^- boro. Brother Watson was a guest CHARLIE PEGRAM i» fl I r Chesterfields give millions men 157 M^mS^H ■ of at Flora McDonald. Hank Bryant and women more pleasure. til smoking .. Orlando. Florida, and Gordon PITCH-PATCH isfJmM B**^m«B^SBm i\fl V /"""^ -«v Thomson wen- visitor- to the m w teg? ■>'**" av/ry they satisfy chapter over the week-end. There Bowling Alley ffMmM *"li was the usual Queen City crowd Davidson,N.C. on Saturday and Sunday nights.

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