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THE COLLEGIATE
WEDNESDAY. MARCH n, 195,
The Collegiate
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F.L.MEH M(mKKN Kditor inChief
RDGENR Cx;KOIK)»SKI EJ
CYKL'S LKK A**««i«le Editor
MAKY MATTHKIS Society Editor
JOHN YAVORSKI . Sport* E4<tor
lil SINtXS KTArt’
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KOBERT VISDHAM Butin Miniger
BASIL B0V1)F:.N A«t I u» Miniter
JOHN K TOOTEN, Qrcul^ on Mtniger
ASSISTA
Eli<ab«th Harper
Sara Jane Kou«c
Julia Yate*
William Barbour
Sarah (<rcen
(•riffitb Hamli,
Mary Nack
rma Lee Spencer
Kermit Vheeler
Nuby Barnea
Mary France* Biahop
Mildred Wallace
Mo/eile Morgan
Mary Colone*
Moit>r l«M
Colc>6«io Prou
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In li’if w.und pUcc, the vanutia council mrm
ir". -,i ilxr mm amJ wtj«nni’* vuunciJa do oo(h
iKry iitmctyr in the main Nj;..',rsg
!' be ar(unl that ihry ihauid lake deinrte ac-
»wn i» f»{xi »och pmuna fo» by «u
d>:n( caatts:'.'-* Bui -ny the t4hrT halU. It be
■rr that their fv ‘:i«i *h<iuUJ n<4 hr a pukcc lik<
ruiurr The arc wu'uig tu ailuw Mudrnta
til rdraij: frtjsn tht <M their own vnJition. Ap-
(.4'rri;V ,iia» latter > lura^'ha* been i|uitc a failure
I" the thtr J p!awe. ij(ai la the main butkiiR)| and
ihr tiilt dijr*n t',fy Htd It wwuld arcm to u* that the
^ r't ui>u!d taU- / definite Kand uei the matter
r)>cy ,ii«Ki <.rcjyt an attitudr againal it But. when
a iprU JUie« a l^>y and uy* mithing while he utiKkra,
viiihiiut rvni Urraming •>< aaking her permiwi' n. the
II rve dcinknding the vinirtety due her and the uch
tl icirU jS‘> hoy w<-<ild hr wtUmg to be ductiuneuut
m Mj>.hy^ natur were the girla to demand that aa
>mt ac^ndard nl a geiuleman Were he to be un-
'A'iC <■ > *h< >w that quality ■>( a gentlenun. he would
,i<>4 hr uxih purwing either in romance or in
• frkiiJaiup
(.<irU can do axnething abuut thu pruMera
T)>ry t.an demand (hat no ime wn<>ke in their dor-
mitiiry halU or parlor*
In the fourth pla>.c. wr would make another
uhaervaiwin and appeal to the Mudent'* leiMC of
decern y about grutding Li^arrtte Kuh* into the Boor*
oi hall*, parlor* and cloMtiajdu Why m the tume
lit t.i«timo<i arnie do *m«kei* not *ee the value of
> leant meia'
Tl^xwand* iil wive* have made compUintt
aKiut uKarelte aahet of carele** huahand* That
«. .Ill) to be a prohlem in itielf But we never hear
o: nnxheii Liimplaining about numerou* maahed and
Katlercd toKuvo Mub*. and icar* and burtu on floor*
ot iheir living roonu Their mru ihmv more appre
iiaiioii for their motheri in their home* Vet. they
ar< willing for other* to brand their tnother* with
»(4tt'n><.'nu about "bdd breeding , "ill bnnging up
eu. by dinng here what they have better *eiuc than
to do at home
It I* a pitilul *ight Walk down any hail or in
any parlor at the <.i4lrge and yiHi will lee numeroua
. igarritr butt* and all *ort* of unoking remauu
WIkii- u the «ciiae ol decency’ Where are the
»ik;n» 111 tie.cut home training’
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lu help. W'Hal t the matter. Af> V 'l alraij
• if bring valle\j '*i«»v"’ After a l. tin- Mav l>ay
t» fi* yiiu a* well a« !nr ihe girl» Si* if ymj are
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•QUALITY WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE’’
Among those w-eUomiiig "Stutt v back to *chool
.'iimday wa* Marline How waa your trip Scott?
».Ki
li wai iUvh a gn jt lurprne to Agne* when Dan
White lamc une;ipt..tcdly all the way from South
(UnJiiu to iee hrr laJt week end tlut *he got *ick
and lud to %tay in bed with a tcvcr of I02the whole
week end Wlut (xiwrr theie South Camliniana’
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TIk- iwily good excuae we could give Cleo for
>>oing home la*t I'nJay lor the weekend wa* that
janie* «t-nt her wiird that he wouldn't be annind for
a Wixk or mt bccau»e he had a fair ca*e of mump*.
kKk
Hi m gfX urcd ol waiting *u *he invited Whit
to the JunHir Senior Banciuet
kKk
Joe Frank haa tlie hardeat time trying to make
up hu mind aa to who he la going with. Thia time it
' k« a< if It I* definite What do you think Moielle?
icKk -
S.«iv, rn- valUd niy attention to tlie (act that
/>’itN huiglium kiiiJa liangi anmnJ now after
;a» iiiili-aJ ol itoiiig honn- Wliy ’ Yixi tell them
Lc.lie
i.Kk
IjMt, what I* It tlut tlie*. Ro*e Hill cousin* have
tiui liet* v.)u’ ’ ’ ’
Malkl, It i» allnght t.ir ('herrj' to hold your
IuikI KNau»<' 111- j^ki'd permiuion hrst
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Lulj h. . )».( n-^ently cl. hIi'iI that week end*
1' A (' aren't a< had a» th»'y iKve were
IiKk
Eiank, you vv Ki n holding out on u* 'Mu
»a* tlw "lient wlm ,ame from I>urham to ice you
'>Midav alteriioon’
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I vcalki J ill and tlu're <at Evelyn and Dorca.1
harii>of)t:mg Tlut S«-ntimental Gentleman From
l ei ii;'4 I II Kt Hulxrt * ear* were burning too
kKk -
It' Ui,»i addition to the Kampu* Kluh i*
\l .It. J Jack«»i
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'•11. lU |.»il.» of thm.M Kriitie ha* Jay in a
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■At .tu; tiaae vttidng t'n tl»e ^atnpua Um we\k
.11.1 w.ii F .d KirFy and IKk Mi»»
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! I I'It tlw llir * IXitntitucy wa» ur.der a
* •«••* afc*!'’ Sunday nighl It >• «K-ttiiiK to b. j
! .-I' ;. 'ti'i II CUude'
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1^1 v.'U wimder
C) Why W,«%]ri». call- Li«» W.icnt’
(I) Why Agmi Brite docxi't like Artu-
SK.w’* rrkiird ng of liKiun Love Call?
('•> Why Favt I'ke* the ’‘Little Apple’ m
miwh’
(•») Whv Marcam Aii|{e read* the Bulletin
Kurd 9ii often'
(!) \Mk> Ray • new jtrl* i»’
(r>) Why Kutarll AFiiti didn't thm* up Sun
-fiiv n.»:fit
kKk
Hulvrt dtJ \iiu im'w >tiur girl wa* giang
home tu *Uy' Can t you dn «imrthing aKnit it'*
TRf A &tLA/£tSPCUN6
WITH tyvo l£c. sownu^'
ROBEfiTH
BISHOP
WAS THE
FIRST Of=
SEVEN
OONSECUrr.T
JWNISTER-
PRESIt>Ef..
at WiAAU
THE SlUDEaNT
SPEAKS
GRINOGRAMS
DkA* EU(Tt«:
One ordinarily think* of athletn ‘
a* the he*t adventung a college re
ceive* That la true in *ofnc re-
*pecta but it la'not the whole pic
ture There an other activitie*
which have been put aa important
■The Glee Club u orK of them It
haa contacted the people who give
thia ctillcge lU lupport that la,
the churchea. In the pa*t, many
effective contacts were made, year
after year throuijli numennj* .im
certa. Until year the Glee
Club member* received credit of
one hour for tK- year Thi* year
no *eme*tcr hour rtdit i* given In
fact, the Glee fMub r»\eive* ivi
tpecial recognitam
In my cjpmii ri. the Glee Club
*hould at lea*! be awarded the
college "A" aa the band i* It de-
aervm aome renignilion for it*
wtirk and adveriiung
Sim«- the hour credit ha* been
taken away, cooperation leema to
have suffered i' ustderahly An
award of a letter Aould be a great
help
Foi.>r Yr vii .t;**!. Club Mi.unr.u
Tl) Tlie SrLWNi-i-
For *ome reaaon I've had a rath
er hard time ^;rttmg letter* written
for The Siiulent SpeaJ(i column for
thu IMIK' Now thi* 1* unuiual, for
heretofore, there have been plenty
of letter*, once there were far ti«i
many to run in the *ame laaue
I’laaibly the *udden <carcity of per
•onally expressed view* i* due to a
new ruling to the effect that the
original copy of a letter must have
the ugruture of the writer This
does not mean that the author's
name appear* m pnnt (that u de
pendent entirely on the wishes of
t!ic writei) but that tho*i- who read
the letter* for vorrection and pnxif
know who th. writer is.
l’i-rhap< thi' ruling which nukei
tlie writer individually responsible
lor wh.it hi- writes might luve iIr-
elfect ot *lightiy inhihiting the can
didnesi or "utter truth" of thi-
letter In other words, the letters
might become more diplomatic
But thi* I* all guea* work on my
part If anyone has a reasonable
kick to expre**, or some other kind
of engaging matter to dui’usc. I
will be glad tl put it uito pnni
Bill BMiiiot'R
UiRtf: I would like to try on
that dreia in the window.
Clerk : Sorry, but you'll hive
to u*e the dreiaing rtx)m.
Ab«ence make* the marks grow
rounder
When the car stalls on a moon
light night on a country road, if the
man looks in the girl'* eye*, he'*
ungle; if he look* in the ga* tank
he'* marned.
Warning on national forest
hi)fhway: Chapcnme your ciga
rette* They should not go out
lone
CAMPUS PERSONALITIES
MELVIH WMITFORD
Mr Melvin Whitford was rear
ed near Newbem, N. C. He at
tended the Alliance High School.
While he waa m high school he
took an active part in school acti-
vitie*. He waa a member of the
basketball team there for two year*.
In 1935 Mr. Whitford entered
Atlantic Chnstun College. Dunng
hi* first year he was a member of
the ba*kethall team. He joined the
glee club that year and also be
came a member of the Hesperian
Literary Society. Aside from his
Khool work, Mr Whitford had
steady work down town.
In his sophomore year, Mr.
Whitford joined the Y. M C, A.
and band and remained in the glee
club.
In his third year he directed a
high school band at Kenly, N. C.
He remained very active in the col
lege band and other activities.
When Mr. Whitford entered the
lenior cla*s he not only kept his
Kenly band but also organized and
directed the band at South Edge
combe High School. He still takes
part in the college band, glee club,
and other aaivities.
RUBr BAR>{ES
Miss Ruby Bames hail* fn*
Fremont, N. C. She attended tie
lugh school there. She wa* a tao«
ber of the glee club and also pU.
ed on the basketball team for tW
years. She has studied violm uo-
der Mr. Ed Stallings of Wilj*
When Miss Barnes came to At
lantic Christian in 1935 she joinei
the Hesperian Literary Society uid
was made vice-president of that or
ganization. She joined the glee dub
and also became a member of rt.
W. A, A. “
In her sophomore year Mi,
Barnes was taken into the Dehj
Sigma Soronty and was elected iti
secreury. She remained in the glee
club throughout her college caretr
Miss Barnes became a Persoiul
Attendant to the May Queen m
her junior year, and was chairman
of the dances for May Day..
When she became a senior dv
jvas elected president of her ».
rority. She was pleaced on tht
Collegiate staff and on the Pm
Hellenic Council. She became i
member of the concert committet,
and was again made chairman of
the dances for May Day.
DAFFTHITIOHS
JL’RV: twelve men choeen to
decide which u the best laufyer.
Refinement: ability to yawn
without opening the mouth.
B.\chEL<)R; a man who never
make* the aame mistake once.
L.\P:- what disappears when
you <tand up
Convex: -state prisoners.
I’rism: a penal institution
where convex are kept.
Tw.u on^tummer hayride
A» we strolled aKiut the land.
That I joftly called her sweetheart
And held her little raincoat
A.< 1 held her little raincoat.
We were going quite a pace,
1 nestled cU»e beside her
And moved closer to her -um
brella
Cltiaer to her umbrella
As she murmured little sighs.
The yellow moonhght bathed us
And I peeped into her- basket
So I took away her basket.
And the merry httle Misa
Laughed in chaste confusion.
As I fondly stole a sandwich
Roae are red
\'iolets arc blue
Many men sir-ike
But Fu Menchu.
School Initiates
Week-End Games
Negro Glee Club I Robt. Windham
Presents Program To Head S. A.
The students had the pleasure of
heanng a choral club from another
school on Wednesday, March 1.
On that day, the Glee Club from
the State Normal School at Eliza
beth City, N. C. presented a pro
gram of v(x:al and instrumental
music. This was held in the gym
nasium at one o'clock. The group
was under the direction of a very
capable director, Mr. De Kalb.
The negro chorus sang many
spirituals, as well as the classical
and more humorous songs. Each
section of the chorus was comjxjsed
of well-trained voices. The close
harmony of the sections and sing
ers added much to the beauty of
the tones.
A quartet sang numbers that
were graciously received by all who
were present. In addition to the
quartet and chorus, Mr. De Kalb,
the director, played a violin solo.
The selection was played with
much skill and made its impression
on the entire program.
Misses Harper
Give Party
Joint fIostt>88c*i .\t Sunday
Tea
ANnit fifty iHie student* of At
lantic Chnstun GJIege attended
the first in a h.tic* of itudi-nt-f.i
ulty cntertjiiiinent* or ')(.i t.
er*” on Sunday aftern*'it Much
12th. in the parlor of the g;'
dormitory lr> in 4;(i«>io ’ >o I’ M
The Mi9k> Fran > Jiid M>n'
Harper were loint h<»!rM.-
wvre ably a*-uted by
''.udknt*
Abciut *eventy young men and
women of Atl«mtic Chnitiun Col
lej?e played at various game* in the
c-ollege gymna*ium on Saturday
night. March 4 from 7:30 to
I’ M The g.emes at h,.nd for all to
■ njoy were: badminton. hors.'shoe.
ihutflehoard. Chinese checkers, and
Kuketball The committee in
-hargc ci nsisted of Bet Ward of
Kinston as chairman; Donnhy
Rouse, of Kinston: Dai*y Ux-kliear
of St Stephen*, South Carohn.i,
Chnstie Adam* of Newton Grove:
I and Irma Lee Spencer of Kinston.
I On the following .Saturday night
■ Xlarch 11. the students did no;
; pby m the gym. but played van >us
i;amo* in the cUaanxjmi The siu
dent* were very mu..h imerestet'
too. Someone made mention of the
fact that an old-fashioncd spelling-
bee would be very interesting. Of
course, if contests arc held ,the
winners will be awarded prizes.
Tins will add new interest and cn-
tice more and more students who
really need this hour and a half of
giKxJ wholesome fun.
Li’F Tom’s
RAIN BOW
GRILL
132 Gold.sboro St.
Dial 3240
At its first regular meeting m
March, the Sigma Alpha Fratemity
held its annual election of officen
for the coming year. Robert Wind
ham, of Farmville, was given the
honor of being president, succeed
ing Howard Roberson. Eugene
Ange of Jamesville was elwed
vice-president to succeed Caii
Jones. Jim Holliday of Jamesvilk
was named secretary-treasurer ot
succeed Bob Windham. Ellis Wil
liamson of Raleigh was elected
chaplain, succeeding Elbert Moye.
“Red” Broughton of Gamer wu
elected sergeant-at-arms to succeed
Hubert Laing.
Capital University student*
stage an annual “Pay Your Debt
Day” on which they settle theii
financial obligations.
CAROLINA’S
FAMOUS
SODA FOUNTAIN
DRINK
VIM-KO
5c
SacH Meab
I nki
I PER R Y L. L A M M
+ Entiraver
■> _ WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING
♦ 115 S. Tarboro St. wiL on, N. C.
•!-++«++++*+*^^
lew
and ‘ and enjoyed the games immensely
■I tlu-'Tho»e available were: anagrams, a
I 'Uiw Kurd, parchisi. diHninoc*.
Game* were provided i-f aliw!^ .larn'ms. stick.. clHvkers and chi
antd to play Tl«-v nj lyed wtr. i nis.* checker*.
anagram*, chineir checker*, and
carom*
The center taWe wi- heautiully
laden with a huge Knvl of yelkiw
lotKjuiU mingled with white
Tw'o tall yelli'W candi,-*, .’,*id their
guard at either adc of the dower*
Another l*-ai;t:ful vu*e of B-nvem
reigned tiufixwally from it* u \xt
attv the pian-i
LVIiciou* U* chix'olate, cook.ts.
and (xai.ut* v.i-st seiA’cd the guejt*
by Knane Yionoulu< and Irma Lee
Spcncer, who jwuted the hoAew,.*
“Howdy IHy" I* a *p«e<«l rvrnt
i>n tb* L<» .\ncrln City Collei:*
caWndar. Student* «rmr *p*eUl
idvntlfiemtlaa tar* on that day.
«*y "liowdy" to rv*r>-oiM th»-y
m*n.
Th«-<.- gam,.* were made avail-
alie to the studenu through the
generosity of Dr Hilley, who so ^
graciously gave the committee in'*
-h.»rj;e tin- funds to purchase some ^ +
>t the ganwi Mrs Hodges per 11
mitted the u*e of the equipment *
i^e**ary fi>r physical recreation in ^
the gym
The in*tigator* of the idea of
regular Saturday night entenam
menu fiw b««h Kiy* and girl* were
Mr* Lehman. Miss Fannie Harp
er. and a number of girls Tlie re
iponar to the first two programs in
the series of organued recreational
wiM-k wa* R> gratifying that the .
immittee is planning to secure Ij
r.k)n- equipment m the near future ’ t
Afc c
o of »me sort art
SAFETY
-i»ue»U are going to be held; rac
planned,
ill
Southern Railroad
SPEED
daily
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Washington
Greenville
Farmville
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Zebulon
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Sleigh i,v I
travel for 1 l-2c PER MILE
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