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Tell-Tales
On the Hill
We were particularly delighted to
welcome our old friends, Marshall
Brown and Howard Wilkinson, to Ross
Hall and the college last week-end.
This is one time we can say more than
"'agood time was had by all.”
Mr. Dendy came last Thursday
evening to talk with us at mid-week
service. The program consisted of a
poem, Kipling's “If;” a prayer by Mr.
Buckner; and an open forum on “The
Body, the Temple of the Soul.” There
was splendid attendance at this serv
ice. We intend to make the service
this week, a continuation of the dis
cussion of this theme and its relation
to war, even more sucessful than last
week’s service.
Two Ross Hall boys were singing
outside West Hall Saturday night after
ten o’clock, when someone on the third
floor threw a pan of water out the
window. Some fellow said, “Keep it
up boys, and we’ll give you half the
dividends.”
Congratulations,
Debaters
Congratulations, debaters, for the
splendid beginning that you have made
in a new field of work here at Brevard
College. You should certainly be
commended for this. We realize how
you have had to work in preparing
your selves for this endeavor and how
you have had to sacrifice much of
your time and effort in order that
JBrevard might be represented in
debating circles; but, as Presibent
Coltrane said, yvre are becoming more
like a real college when we get in to
work of this nature. We feel sure
that you have laid the foundation for
what will later develop into a great
work here in this school, and we hope
that you may look back in the future
and be proud to say that you were one
of the f( undtrs of such work. May
you have the greatest success, and
may your wrrk develop in many ways.
Again we say, congratulation®, debat
ers.
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Why Not Open the Library
At Night?
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are many reasons that might be offer
ed for this. Many students have
afternoon laboratory periods, and
after they finish their laboratory work
there is work that some of them must
do on N. Y. A. jobs which usually
takes up the remainder of the after
noon, leaving them only the night in
which to study. Also with the return
of pretty weather the physical educat
ion clases have begun. This takes up
many of the boys’ afternoons, and who
can deny the fact that we like to get
out and exercise a little as we should
to keep in good health. And then a-
mong other things there is baseball
practice. Now if the student’s time
is to be taken up in this way, when
is he going to get his reference work
done if not at night? We hope that
the faculty will give this due consider
ation.
At Virginia Lodge
Nell Davenport and Pauline Auer
spent Sunday at. their homes in Ashe
ville.
Mr. Dendy was a dinner guest at
Virginia Lodge Sunday.
Ethel Kerr lead last Thursday
evening’s prayer service. Her subject
was “Seeing God in Everyday Life on
the College Campus.” The program
was well carried out by songs, script
ure, talks, and poems on this subject.
Glee Clubs Go Hiking
Saturday afternoon, March 7, the
members of the boys’ and girls’ glee
clubs decided to go hiking. A group
of about twenty, including a few in
vited quests and chaperones, hiked to
one of the old caves near Transylvania
Camp. After reaching the cave the
hikers decided they would continue on
up the hill and hiked on up to the top
of the mountain. They then returned
to the cave and ate roasted weiners
and marshmallows. The group return
ed to the campus about seven o’clock.
Chaperones for the occasion were Miss
Hatcher, Mr. Colvar,^, Miss Shore, Mr.
Dendy, and Mr. Williams.
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The“big season” is here. If you
don’t believe it, ask Ardrey,
Someone told us, and it wasn’t a
little birdie, that Evelyn Cordell makes
the heart of a Ross Hall preacher go
pitty-pat. What about that, Taylor?
Blondie, true to form, went stag to
theatre party.
What girl compared Arney to a gold
fish because he’s so hard to pick up?
We hear there is going to be a big
get-together in Charlotte during the
holidays.
Dan went to Asheville to see about
the annual pictures, particularly the
picture of one girl—his sponsor.
What red-haired co-ed was thrilled
the other night by a call from Ashe
ville.
John has a haircut, Gibbs a new suit.
Did Goforth really have to study
Sunday night?
Price is another one who likes week
ends off the campus. It’s said that
last week-end, besides having her
eyes examined, she staged a “Meet
the Family” party, with Handsome as
guest of honor.
Since Gladys isn’t here, Wilson has
become a Rass Hall bachelor.
Nomination for the girl who uses
telephone most—Inez Allison. Is it
always Summers that she talks to?
Note of appreciation })y the writer
of this column—Marcho has been a
very good assistant. If I couldn’t
think of anything to say, she always
came to my rescue.
C. B. McFee
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