PAGE 4
THE DECREE
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1974
Hutcheson Fills Development Position
(Continued from Page 1)
From 1964-69, Hutcheson
was a publications consultant
from American Yearbook Com
pany, covering a territory in
south-western Virg^inia, east
ern Tennessee, and southern
West Virginia.
Hutcheson is married to the
former Mildred Rutherford of
Bristol, Tenn., and the couple
has an infant son, Joel, a grown
SERVmG ROCKY MOUNT
FOR 37 YEARS
Shirts,
1 HOUR SERVICE
AT NO EXTRA CHARGE
TUX RENTALS
Purvis Gleaners
And Laundry
122 SUNSET AVE.
PEPSICOLA
You've Got A
Lot To Live
Pepsi's Got A
Lot To Give
son, Charles, Jr., is employed
by Kelly-Springfield in Fayette
ville, and a daughter, Mrs.
Phillip Edwards lives in
Raleigh.
Hutcheson, in announcing his
decision to come to Wesleyan,
said, “I have been impressed
with the dedication and com
mon purpose of the administra
tive staff, and equally impres
sed by the volunteers, com
munity and church leaders, and
other friends of the college. I
look forward to the challenge
and opportunity offered by
working with Wesleyan and
living in the Rocky Mount
community.”
Increase Leisure Time
It’s easy to increase your lei
sure time. All you have to do
these days is be punctual. The
time you spend waiting is the in
crease to your leisure time.
P. J/S
“We have party supplies, mixes, glasses, napkins, swizel
sticks, sliced deli meat and cheese, as well as beer and the
finest wine selection in the area. / Planning a get together
for a small group or a large crowd. / Before you work
yourself into a sweat, come into P.J.’s and let them help you
plan the food for the party. / Let us prepare your holiday or
party trays. / Call us to inquire. / Open Tuesday thru
Saturday until 11:00 P.M. / Ph. 443-3996.
NOTICE
Apply
Financial
North Carolina Wesleyan College
Spring Sports Schedule
1974
Date
Baseball
Place
Golf
Place
Tennis
Place
Thurs.,
, Mar.
7
UNC-Charlotte
Home
Fri.,
Mar.
8
Virginia Wesleyan
Home
Mon.,
Mar.
11
UNC*Wilmington
Home
Salisbury State
Home
Salisbury State
Thurs.,
, Mar.
14
Atlantic Christian
Away
Fri.,
Mar.
15
Atlantic Christian
Away
Sat .,
Mar.
16
St. Andrews
Home
Methodist •
Away
Tues.,
Har.
19
Virginia Wesleyan
Home
Methodist
Home
Christopher Newport
Home
Christopher Newport
Greensboro
Fri.,
Mar>
22
Lynchburg
Home
St. Andrews
Away
Greensboro
Away
Sat.,
Mar.
23
UNC-Greensboro
Away
Tues.,
Mar.
26
Glassboro State
Home
Glassboro State
Home
Wed.,
Mar.
27
Atlantic Christian
Away
Thurs..
► Mar.
28
Pembroke State U.
Away
Fri.,
Mar.
29
Pembroke State U.
Away
Sat.,
Mar.
30
Methodist
Home
UNC-Wilmington
Away
Hon.,
Apr.
1
UNC-Greensboro
Away
Greensboro
Tues.,
Apr.
2
LyncMHirg
Away
Wed.,
Aor.
3
St. Andrews
Home
Thurs.
, Apr. 4
East Carolina U.
Home
Fri.,
Aor. 5
Campbell
Away
Lynchburg
Away
UNC-Wilmingtcm
Sat.,
Apr.
6
Virginia State
Home
Tues.,
Apr. 9
Slippery Rock State Home
Wed.,
Apr.
17
St. Andrews
Away
Thurs.
, Apr.
18
Coker
Away
Mon. •
Apr.
22
O.I.A.C. Tennis
UNC-
Tues.,
Apr.
23
Virginia Wesleyan
Away
Tournament Greensboro
Wed.,
Apr.
24
D.I.A.C. & N.A.I.A.
Thurs.
, Apr.
25
D1st. 29 Tournament
Sat.,
Aor.
27
Methodist
Away
Fri. t
May 3
Camobel1
Home
Fri.,
May 10
N.A.I.A. Dist. 29
St.
Sat.,
May n
Tennis Tourney Andrews
Baseball Coaches:
Tennis Coach:
Golf Coach:
Telephone:
A1 Home
Bill Garlow
Jim Purser
Don Scalf
Area Code 919 442-7121
All baseball dates ar« doubleheaders.
Home games begin at 1:30 p.m.
All home golf and tennis matches begin
at 1:00 p.m.
A Special Thanks
To All Wesleyan Students
For Your Help With
The New Student
Weekend
And A Reminder That We Will
Have Another One NEXT
Weekend, March 15—17
100 B
120 A
19 L
114 M
115 L
113 0
09 I
no C
in D
107 C
104 J
101 H^H|102 B
121 B 1122UI123 D
140 N
39 I
137 U
135 T
134 B
132 M
133 U
129 0
127 0
128 R
125 6
126 D
162 F
161 S
155 6
156 H
54 P
150 L
151 E
49 E
46 C
147 R
44 F
177 F
176 G
174 T
72 E
173 P
170 C
168 D
65 A
166 R
©1973 by Lora W. Asdorian
T32T‘“20'TW 77 37 IT? 48 92
^ijpOUBLE CROSS-UP
By Lora W. Asdorian
Consider the clues from all angles; they
may CROSS you UP! The clue may be a pun on the
word wanted, or an anagram of the word itself.
Usually, the clue contains a definition (synonym)
as well as a cryptic representation of the word.
Certain words may stand for letters in an anagram,
e.g., NOTHING, TEA, SEE, WHY, YOU, and BE may rep
resent 0, T, C, Y, U, and B. The word could also
be hidden in the letters of the clue, e.g., the
phrase "human being rated as unthankful" contains
the answer INGRATE, the word might be defined in
two parts, e.g., a clue for FORESTER 1s “ranger
in favor of organic compound" (FOR ESTER).
Write the words over the numbered dashes and
then transfer each letter to the correspondingly
nuitfcered square in the diagram. Black squares
indicate word endings. The completed diagram
will contain a quotation reading from left to
right. The first letter of the answered words
will give you the author's name and title of the
work from which the quote comes.
CLUES
A. Miners red lanterns are warnings
of danger
B. Feed mad lies causing slandered character
C. Legacy given me that be queen worthy
0. In Ph1la., test which is the most recent
E. Bird flew clunslly, went to hawk ward,
lyins there several days '
F. Winner with extreme discomfort froB a
bout with the bubbly
e. Nash's knives cause trickery •....
H. This the nor», sing In the A.H.s?
I. One of these Is certainly not In
your toe111ng!
I. Hatch her follow rat? I’d prefer not
K. Jane's thesis Is a sensation!
L. Place restriction on droll lultatlons
WOBDS
TTwrnjransrTT'sinT
TZT T3T T5T TiSiS’
m "SE'“Sf mr T5f w “ir TT "7r'RF TTTT
TTT Tsr T" m W5?r
m’re5“T5’"5?'T7?’Rg"7Trr?‘5T
TO'TS?TB5"?T’r3g'“38T5'T6T7T
-^-5?“5?’ra5TTP'“5Jm'n5T
TO3“Z5"82ir'7ff“5fT6T3?
TST "ST W T5-m
-55"R7TWT55'T7T"5ini
TT'9!r'reir'MTS5'TT"5TTmTTT5'
M. ftot on the defensive, but still obnoxious
N. Short touchdown later flustered
the opposition
0. Ethnic background is Italian, why not; ..
P. Have a clan of relatives descend upon
your house
Q. Open these to let odors out
R. Hover we held I4> was astounded
S. Masculine nane that goes with the
fellow who invented the footstool?
T. Pen point oozed bit lightly, perhaps? ...
U. Land destructions soon rise
from the ground
TT TWT"’BTT? “W "EC
TT3 ”57 WTO"“28 T2
THTIoTBoTmT
T66 “T “97 "83 To “5? T3T TT 128
U T6T ~79 T75 TT “5ff "B?
1?? TT W T35 “sr m “55"
T2?Tl3T“W“?I'5I“58m