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MAROON AND GOLD
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Dmar Dhry
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COLBNDA LIAVn KaOOL
TO TAKE NATT JOB
AaoUwr Boo nwa uuwan Um c*U
of hU •euntry. Allan CoIwmU. *
ophomaw at Don CeUagt, kw bam
eallad far aarvlc* In Uw Unltad Statai
Wa*».
ialapJa wa* born In Morahud
City. Nottk Carolina, whara ha lived
until ka mada hli boaa at Oxford
Mtaonie Orpbanaga. At ti>« oriwan'
> ba atudlad printing and gradu-
atad from blgb acbool. Ha came to
Elon In ordar la furtliar hU ftody In
Jouniallam. Kara ha did axeallant
work In tba print ibop.
WATBB SaOBTAOB U
SBUOU8 riOBLBM
Rationing of watar In the vicinity
of Elon Collaga became effective the
flrat waak of the naw year. Although
Mayor Long haa not aa yet iuued
watar ratlanlng itampa. he empha-
tlied tha nacasalty of the conMrvation
of watar. Thii ihortage came about
when the pump, which furniihea the
water tor the Elon community tanli.
failed to produce an adequate luppiy.
However, tba exact cauie of the >hort-
•ge hai not baan diacovarad.
Ai a result of tha ihortage. many
people of the community as well as
the roiiega are finding It difficult to
iccommodate their dally work to the
water schedule. The water Is turned
off all day exccpt from 6:30-t:30 in
the morning and from 4:00 until 8:S0
In the afternoon. Dean MIssIck said.
"I ran t even get a bath."
Mr Lovett, business manager
states that investigation li being made
by the chief electrician and plumber,
and that he thinks tha watar supply
will soon be Increased.
January fovrth: WaU. back to achool
va'ra coma, from •••
coantiy—bMk to dear old
again Tonlgbt tha laa* arrtra. (?)
alaitad drifting in. tlrad. bot ao »iad
to gat back hare. All tbnm^ ^
night UgbU bumad In the dormltoriw
and voices could be heard aa •‘bull
aaMlons" drifted from one room to an
other. Oh. how glad wa aU wars to
■ae our friends, professoti. and Joit
areryone that belongs with us here
It Elon! Isn't It funny bow In that
ihorl holiday you can miss a place so,
and the people and things concerned
with It. th't you can hardly wait to
get back?
January fifth: Classes sgsin Will
we ever get back to studying? We
AND the professors wonder about
that. The lectures seom so boring,
while right across the aisle is S!o-
and-so with a diamond—and we rr
Just dying to find out WHO and when
The professors are being so pati*nt
with us: they understand how hard it
la to settle down after being home
and enjoying ourselves so very much
Time is very precious, though,
these uncertain days: so no matter
what the tempatlons not to study
arc. we’d all better try and settle
down to learning, with a capiul L
For wbo knows how long we may be
able to further our knowledge here,
or anywhere else? Let’s all try and
take advantage of all our opportuni
ties presented here, even if we do
have to mias out on a trip to town or
a good "bull session” once in a while
And the resulU will be so much bet
ter. and we and our parenU will feci
so much more satisfied and proud
January sixth: Today was the
doomed day for all pledges of the so
rorities and fraternities. For one
whole week they cannot call their
lives their own. Yes. Initiation Week
started. Here's hoping everyone comes
through with flying colors—and
know they will!
Now Orchids and ??* are thrown.^'^ Cleaner — Sce Will
Dear DUry Hope you turvlve through '
it.
and light
both baa been used by the school and
something’s got to be done—and
in a huiry*^veryone‘s getting tired
of taking cold>~I mean freexlng-*
showers. When we start having to
break the lelcles off one »4i(Kber—
that’s too much. And alao bop^ the
lights don’t have to start being eut off
at 11 o’clo^ at night'*! don't think
many of the professors would likr us
not having our lessons done all the
time. I think we all should cooperate
with the situation and use a little
thought in the matter when we for
get and leave our radio playing at
night, and such as that. We would aP
benefit by it in the end.
How about these new studying
rules? If carried out. they will work
wonders for every one of the girls’
grades. But will everyone cooperate?
It’ll be a fight to the finish**-between
the Council and Dean Boyd versus
most of the student body. But I be
lieve if everyone really thinks about
'^hat a big improvement it would
make, and what a big problem the
people responsible for this are tryin?
to solve. !‘m almost sure that every
thing will "work out all right.” t^t's
hope for the best, anyway.
So much for the news and propa
ganda. Got to close—see you later.
dear diary.
BACK VF TUB MAlt Dt VNVOIM
8ATB CHBBTBBPtBLD WBWS-
PAPBB AD BUN IN TUB IBSUB
**8Urt the N«w Ymt Bight,** says
the headline “With Um Bicbt CMsbi
nation for Mort Smoking Pleasur*.*’
The eurrent ClwfterflekI theme Is
eoaUnued In Um copy whkh polaU
out the iBsportaace of pro^ Mend
ing in giving snokers a milder, cooler,
and better>tafting cigarette.
The advertlatment U llluatrtted
with the picture of an attr»eUve young j
woman dressed in the uniform of the
American Women's VolunUry Serv
ices. In one hand she holds a aheaf
of war bonds and stamps and' In the
other a letter and a carton of Ches
terfields.
Reports from the n«eh in the Serv
ice indicate that no gift Is more wel
come than cigarettes. On distant
fronts, like Africa arfd the South Pa
cific. next to a letter from home there
is nothing the men would rather re
ceive than cigarettes made In the
U. S. A. Chesterfield pointa this
out In its newspaper and radio adver
tising and urges its readers and lls>
teners to send cigarettes regularly to
men In uniform.
Flowers
For All OccmIom
WE AFPBECUTE TOVB
PATBONAQE
Moorefield Florist
Two Doon Below Paramount
BurlinKton* N. C.
MUSIC DBFABTMBNT MAKES
PLANS FOB PBBSBNTATION
OP **THB HOLY Cmf*'
On Tuesday evening. January, 6th.
Mr. Bartley announc^ to the Col
lege Choir that "The Holy City." sa
cred cantata by A. R. Gaul, would be
performed this spring by the Elon
PesUval Chorus. The exact date of
the performance has not been set, but
it will doubtless take place in the
month of April.
Any singers who are interested in
{singing in the Chorus are advised to
‘ see Mr. Bartley as soon as possible.
WANT A PIPE?
WE HAVE IT
CITY DRUG CO.
BurUafien. N. C.
SHAVE
HITLER
SAVE
AMERICA
buij
WAR 5TAMP5
Hood Sporting Goods Co.
205 Wert Front St.
Burlington N. C.
SCHOOL SWEATERS AND JACKETS
TENNIS RACQUETS AND BALLS
TABLE TENNIS AND BADMINTON SETS
SOFTBALLS AND PLAYGROUND BALLS
QYM SHORTS AND BASKETBAIX SHOES
FOOTBALLS
SpaaUI Pftaaa U High Sehaal airf CaUage StirfaaU
Maka 0«r Stara Taw Haadvaartafa While U BarllngtM
BEST FRIEND
• • •
of the well groomed is
Cleani
By the' wayrwiiat about this water |
i light situation? Too much of j • C* Ut«a ij •
Blalocks Tailoring Shop
• •
BURLDCOTOH. N. C.
Acxeai Fimb ParmBOOBl
Ca Aa LEA
Plione 777
Bus and Taxi Servico
Gll 777 For Q lelt, DtpcndtbU T«*l S«ivic« To and Frcm
B« lin|t n And Elg^wlitit
West Front Street
Burlington, N. C.
Trollingers
Buy Direct And Sava
Members FlorlaU Tategraph
DalWeiy
Beit In .'lower*
Burlington. N. C.
HEY
Tlie Gans'i AH Here
Elon Soda Shop
T. N. BOONE
Tailor For Elon Students
SINCE 1914
Styli
Bur'Inston
Quality -
Economy
WHAT CIGARET7C GIVES SMOKERS WHAT THEY WANT
HAYES SELECTFD FOE
NAVAL TRAINING
Frank Alfred Hayes. Jr.. “Hunky”
to Elon students, has been selected
for training as a Naval aviation cadet
and will be ordered to active duty
shortly.
Hayes, bom in Raleigh, graduated
from Elon High School and also grad
uated from Elon College with Class
of 1M2. While in College Hayes was
s member of Its boxing team and par
ticipated in Golden Gloves Tourna
ments held in Charlotte, Greensboro.
High Point, Raleigh. Burlington and
other sports centers. He has approx
imately fMty hours' flying time pro
cured uiider the C. P. T. program, and
Is now Instructing Elon’a C. A. A.-War
Service TraiiMM In their physical ed-
ucatioo program.
When ordered to active duty. Hayes
»U1 report to the U. S. Navy Pre
flight School, either at the Univer
sity of North Caroliiia, Chapel Hlil.
North Caroliaa, or UolTtnttsr of
Georgia, Athena, GeorfU, for three
mMithk of physical conditionlnc. In’
structlon In Naval eaaentlali. military
and gr««ad auhjocta. After
completing this mune Im wfll atnt
to oae of tlM nW*! wm—roiia rwanrt
Wh far priMry OI0A tralataf-
start the year RIOHT
WlTHTHi
OMBIMATIOH FOR
r\GHT C
. 1943 O
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