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PHILOMATHEANS ENTERTAIN
NEW MEMBERS
Friday eveing, October 4th, on en
tering their Society hall the Philo
mathean girls almost imagined them
selves in an autinun forest so beau
tifully was it decorated with red,
brown and yellow eaves intermin
gled with golden rods. However
they soon recognized that it was
their own Society hall and found
seats. The Society was called to or
der and Addie Morris, 'lB, was ap
pointed critic fojr the evening. On
entering the door each girl had re
ceived a brightly colored maple leaf
on which the following program was
written:
I. Discussion of the race confueio®
in Austria-Hungary —Miss Dixon.
11. Discussion of the Czecho-Slav s
nation and of the characteristics of
these people—Miss Dovie Hayworth.,
111. Here and There —Miss Jessie
Cox.
IV. The Old Woinau and the Par
son —Mies Lula Raiford.
After a splendid critic's report and
a few remarks by Miss Lasley, 'l3,
the Society adjourned to spend a
social hour during which the follow
ing menu was served:
Jack Frost Sandwiches Acorn Bread
Brown Nut Tea
On October 11th Society was call
ed to order and Madge Coble was ap
pointed critic for the evening. As
this was the timu for installation of
officers the following old oELcers,
President Coltrane, Secretary Hay
worth, Marshal Blair gave their
places to the new officers: President,
Miss V. Hay worth; secretary, Miss
D. Hay worth; marshal, Miss Bulla.
On account of the quarantine Miss
Hobbs, president, and Miss Coble,
secretary,'had to be replaced by the
above named. The following pro
gram was then given:
I. Expansion of Russia —Miss
Stewart.
11. Recitation —Mies Whitney.
111. Economic Conquest of Russia
—Miss Shamburger.
IV. Instrumental solo —'Miss Ed
gerton.
V. The World War and the Con
flict Between Throne and Duma —
Miss E. Raiford.
The 11. and V. numbers deserve
especial mention.
Miss Katherine Harmon was glad
ly received as a member of Society.
The new girls should be highly
commended for their splendid rendi
tion of the subjects. The third num
ber was also well gotten up. After a
report from the critic. Society ad
journed.
GUILFORD HASH!
Mr. Guevchenian has been trying
very hard this week to find any
of an excuse to take him into towiv
Every afternoon he gets into his car
and rides down to the gateway. It
is feared that if the quarantine isn't
lifted he will soon be looking greatly
emaciated.
Sunday evening a very successful
vesper service was held on the li
brary steps.
The various faculty advisors have
been using various means to get ac
quainted with their respective advi
sees—some by entertaining, and
others by walking.
Miss Julia is still improving we
are glad to note.
Rev. and Mrs. MtfFarland have
been on the campus this week on ac
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IT IS THE SAME OLD SCHOOL
with high standards, serious purpose, and no shams
IT IS A NEW SCHOOL
with a forward look, aspiring to take its place in the new world democracy
IT IS A SCHOOL OF TODAY
trying as best it can to meet the needs of the hour, in harmony with its
i j noble past and greater future
GUILFORD LOVED BY MANY ,
Guilford, wholesome, hopeful, efficient, believing there is nothing too
good for our young people. Guilford, appealing to ambitious youth in all
our communities. Write to the PRESIDENT,
Guilford College, N. C.
We Do Genuine FrenGh Dry Cleaning and Dyeing
As well as Laundry Work. We Clean and ReblOGk Hats.
Golumbid Laundry Co. Fayetteville St., Greensboro, N. C.
count of the illness of their son.
Earl McFarland.
Who's the angel who has been
hovering around thi6 week with a
white halo around her head?
Ask Mr. Guevchenian who leads
the serenades which so greatly
charm the girls, or if he doesn't
know ask "Uncle Mun" or Frank
Minis. We must know
Have you seen the new canes?
Professors Anseombe, Carroll and
Guevchenian went to the bush the
other day and cut cedar canes. It is
rumored that the portly gentleman
with the sweet voice spent most of
Sunday polishing his cane. Look
out for it girls.
YVEBSTERIANS DEBATE
SOCIAL QUESTIONS
The Webs had a very interesting
debate on Friday evening, October
11th, when the question, Resolved,
that fhere should be a social on Sat
urday evening, October 12th, was
extemporaneously debated by Taylor
and Stafford. Taylor, who upheld
the affirmative, introduced much hu
mor into his argument. Stafford,
who upheld the negative, .produced
hla argument strongly.
The judges rendered a negative
decision.
This being the regular meeting
for the election of new officers, the
following men were elected: Presi
THE GUJULFORDIAN
dent, D. J. White; vice-president,
Barnard; secretary, J. D. Taylor;
assistant secretary, F. N. Woody;
marshal, 0. Stafford.
The Webs were glad to have pres
ent several visiting new men. They
all showed great interest and the
prospects are good for a successful
year in society work.
The Zatasian Literary Society was
called to order on last Friday even
ing by President Smith.
This being the regular meeting for
the installation of officers the follow
ing were installed: President, Miss
Neece; secretary, Miss Williams;
marshal, Miss White.
The following program was then
given:
I. Book Review —Miss Seal.
11. Vocal Solo—Miss Hockett.
111. Reading—Miss Rayle.
IV. Current Events —Mies Smith.
The selections by Miss Seal and
Miss Smith were especially interest
ing and instructive.
Under miscellaneous business an
executive committee consisting of
Miss Martin, Miss chilton and Miss
Rayle was appointed.
Louise Winchester and Lillian
Vogler were gladly received as mem
bers of the Society.
After a good critic's report by
Mies Lindley Society adjourned.
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You are invited to come and see the
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