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Volume XVI.
Atlantic Christian College, Wi|»oo, N. C., Novrmb<*r 16, 1942
Number 3
Who's Who Names Seven Students
Honor Society Sponsors
Students Dav Nov. 17
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NOTICE
International Students
Day will be observed by the
students of Atlantic Christ
ian ColieKe on Tuesday, No
vember 17. This occasion is
beinpr sponsored by the Gold
en Knot Honor Society. Be-
jrinning on Tuesday and con- *
tinuing through Friday, the
students will sponsor a drive come out and
to rai.se money to send to the 'catch your man! Sadie Haw-
Inteniational Students Fund, “
a fund the purpose of which
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IS to help students who have ■ ,,
* 'It IS the day on which all
in some way or other partly , -i, . t, , i
I eligible bachelors cease be-
'ir nnnortniiitv tr> fur- . ” ...
Calling all Daisy Mae*!
Warning all Li’l Abncr»'
Sadie Hawkin’s day is here!
NOVEIVIBER 20
rhi Sigma Tau .sorority in-
you
Cowell, Hemby, Miller,
Crawley, Farmer, Morris
and Blake Are Honored.
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lo.st their opportunity to fur
ther their education.
ing eligible. Girls.
this IS
I your chance! Boys, beware
International Students j—but remember its against
Day is observed in remem-: the code of the hills to hide-
berance of the closing of the’So come one! Come all! A
Czech Uiiivei-sities and the bar’l of fun awaits you.
brutal murder of
Czech students by
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Homecoming Brings
Alumni To Campus
Annual llonu'coming was
held at Atlantic Christian
College this year October .'U
with a iiuniber of iilumiii at-
li'liding.
Due lo the war and traiis-
poitation situation Uome-
comiiig was »iily one day thi.s
year. The da.v’s eveilt.s be
gan with the Alumni regis
tering in the morning fol-
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Pictured above are those siudents who were chosen to lowed by lunch at one in the
represent Atlantic Christian C'ollege among the college college dining hall. Inimed-
students making U’ho’s Wli»- American colleges and iately following lunch a
universities. ' short alumni meeting was
. held in Howard Memorial
ovt?r IbOi Just follow thcs6 sinij)lt? r>r?i i/^ii^iTo i?k>iduA cT^c (hupil.
...iiui.ii the Nazis'directions and help do Sadie K ? o,
in Prague on November 17, i Hawkins ju.stice on this day. IS HAILED A SuCCr.SS afternoon inspection of
1939, Daisy Mae jrooms was held and basket-
f tu I, 1- Choose a partner (an-
The plans for the week
c 1 II other Daisy Mae—men are
have been definitely worked ■'
'T"go to the Caldwell
John McMillan, a student
from Wake Forest College ,
will addre.ss the student
body. At exactly 11:0()
o’clock, two minutes of pray
er will be observed by every
one gathered in the chapel.
Beginning after adjourn
ment from this assembly, the
Atlantic Christian College, The campus organizations ; ball games were played in
its faculty and its students. .Vliich had "special nights" the gymn. P r i z e were
observed Religious Kmphasis!»t the church services were; awarded for the most attrac-
Week from October 2G'y vV.C.A., Y.M.C.A., the ti'e and neate.st rooms in
Seven seniors from Atlan
tic Christian College have
bet'll elected to Who’s \\ ho
Among Stuileiit.H in Ameri
can I'niversities and Colleges
according lo recent releases
from the Who’s \N’ho publi
cation.
Who's Who is a book pub-
lislii'd in February or March
of each year which gives a
brief biography of each stu
dent selected by his college
or univemity to receive this
honor. Only a very limited
number of students are al-
lowi-d each institution, since
there are over (i((0 colleges
and universities in the I'nit-
i-d States having students
listed.
This year Atlantic Christ
ian College has seven seniors
among thost; listi'd. They
are:
Miss Cassie Mae ('owell,
daughti'r of Mr. and Mrs.
John Cowell of Hayboro,
3. One of you go fi.shing
for Li’l Abner.
4. The other call him up
for a date for Friday night,
November 20.
5. Both Daisy Maes ac-1
comF’any Ij’l Abner to Sadie '
mcn::>cris .of the Socuitj'.-arc f>ay.
asking that every student' l>;i Abner
make it a point to give as I ] Save your pennies to;
much as he pos.sibly can dur-j ^jss Daisy Mae.
Hall terrace at l:30\\ ed- November 1. |si»ioritie8, the fraternities, the dormitories and !• rater-, outstanding for her
' Keverend Newton J. Kobi-i.he faculty and the Campus houses. Miriam John-! Secretary of the stu-
son, pastor of the Hillyer jt^eligioua Council.
Memorial Chri.stian Churrh Fireside chats were held
in Kaleigh, North Carolina, jjjrls on
was gue.st speaker. Ihe 'uenday and Friday nights.
son and Frances Hemby she has also ser-
were awarded (irst prize in y,,,i „„ (he Women’s Dormi-
Kin.sey Hall and ( atherine jiu,j ^ nu'm-
Harbour and Lottie Vann re- i,,,; „f sigma Tau Soror-
ceived honorable mention, jjy
aid well Hall Kuth Bliz-' Mias FraiiceH Hemby. dau-
sard and Klirabeth John.wn yhtet of Mr. and Mrs, K. J.
received first jirize and Irene Maury, who is an
"*‘’^i*on led the trroiin in sintrirre , J’'*''**’"" i h<mor student. President of
ach Doub received honor- ,j,,. Women’s
ing the following three days! 2.
wtick was iipoiisorud by the highlights of
Campus Keligio'is Council in o,i;urred on Weti- ”
c'.iopwrution ^ 1"'*^ ' 'V'^day evening when at the ‘
Christian Church of ! ^pper hour Keverend Robl-1
Kev<irend Hohison spoku crroun in j^incrfrTcr i
to the .student body ‘ received honor- Women’s Domiitoiy
at the chapel a*-1 nieiition. Sigma Alpha ('oiiii( j|_ « member of the
Howard Chapel was the (.'nileniity Hou.se received (;o|dcn Knot Honor Society,
Be a good sport and
sembly, and on each evening
to the support of the Semce |come on out with your Daisy the ''"f « Candlelight sing Ifinst prize for the boys and „f ,.,,1 sigma Tau soror-
Among the topics on Thursday night, with Kev- j Phi Kappa Fraternity receiv- Hy,
On Wednesday, November , which he spoke during the honorable mention. A Mi.ss Betty Miller, daugh-
11, the Society took charge Collegiate Prints
of the Atlantic Christian Col- System
lege radio program and pre-
•sented the e.ssence of the
week's plans then.
Members of the Society
are: Naomi Morris, Howard
week were: “The Six Great-;the students in the singing of Fraternity and Sorority Tea ,
est Words of the Bible”, ''I'i-t'ni*- fa- was held in the Lounge of Miller of Cumberland, Md.,
“Such as I Have, I Give”, |Kinsey Hall from 1 until 5,
A new system for dealingi “Character”. “The Eternal The .services at the church land Supper was served in member of the
with cla.ss and chapel cuts; Christ”, and “The Three ■ on Sunday night marked the ' ((;u„tinued on page four)
was announced some time | I’s”.
ago. For the u.se of those
close of the series of services.
Blake, France.s Hemby, Bet- to refer to
ty Miller, Mary Loui.se Rose, statemenU made in ref-
Katherine Lewis, and Earle jg^ence to the issue, the Col-
Williams. Spon.sors are Dr. prints a summary
Mr. Howard James
Presented Recital
Mildred Hartsock and Dr
H. Workman.
Christmas
Vacation Is
lengthened
here.
There will no longer
any such thing as
extra courses for ov
After a student’s
he must see the teacher;
Mr. Howard (ilenn James
member of the junior cla.ss,
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IT HI LAST MS S OSE
Golden Knot Honor Society
and Sigma Tau Chi sorority.
((^)iitinued on jiage four)
Disciples of Christ
Meet In Washington
Ever since I entered A. C.*covering suddenly one morn-' The annual Stale Conven-
! o’clock in the Howard
iter his second, he must see „ri„l Chapel of Atlantic wondered what its use could one would waste paint on ginning V\ ednes(lay
c..«; .fter hi, third p.»il.ly be. The I .u.h, ^ Xhr'''sS''
mu.st appear before the clas- James’ programme | had ever seen for it was that | Then day by day events
raringen as executive sec
retary of the National De-
mu.st appear before the clas- James’ programme | had ever seen for it was that | Then day by day
sification committee and get I classical numbers Isome members of the student began to happen fast and cijiTord H Jope from
a readmi-ssion slip. If a stu-! ^^^^y which were well (body used it as a "courting furiously. A desk suddenly jj,, [,r Ow,.n Kel-
dent is forced to drop cour-, the group present, space” to look at “Miss appeared from no where. A who succeeds Dr T T.
ises, the clas-sification com-: After the recital the girls Myrtle’s moon.” (“Miss Myr-; tyi«*writer soon was on the '
An announcement was|mittee and the faculty will „f Caldwell Hall in coopera- tie’s moon" is the light in desk. Flowers adorned it
made by Dr. H. S. Hilley con-i be the final arbiters in de- the Social Commit-.the back court.) frequently. Book p,^rtmenl of Religious Edu-
ceming the Christmas vaca-jciding whether or not a stu-: tee entertained at a reception j inquired around and were placed against the wall (.„tion, also spoke,
tion some weeks ago. The ■ dent remains in school. the parlor of Caldwell found out that the little room and believe it or not books ^ session devoted to At-
Collegiate reprints this no- For phy.sical education j„ honor of Mr. James had once served as a pantry, could be seen on the shelves. ]|jj|tjc Christian (N)llege was
tice for the benefit of any j the same procedure for'jj„,j „ther memberH of his w’hen the library was the Then the libraarian, held on Thursday i-vening
with Dr. H. ,S. Hilley in
charge. At six o’clock the
annual bamiuet was held.
The evening session was cen
tered on ('hristian education.
Dr. R. H. Crossfield, former
president of Transylvania
student who may
seen it earlier.
“Due to the heavy traffic
on week ends, and especial
ly on the week ends nearer
the Chri.stmas seasion, the
faculty ha.s voted to begin
the Christmas vacation at
12:30 p.m., W'ednesday,
December 16th, and to re
open college after the holi
days, at 8:00 a.m., Wednes
day, January 6th.
“The four days lost by this
change will be made up eith
er by substracting days from
the Ea.ster vacation or-by
not have,warning a student will be party.
dining hall back in the “mid-'Fleming was seen busy at
used. It was announced that ‘ ' die ages” of the school. It the desk and I knew the
cuts already mad<> at that cHURCH GROUP HAS has also sened as a book mystery was solved.
time could be made up and ^ PLANNED PROGRAM gtore. Several weeks ago a U was the library work
that students who had not mysterious wire gate com-'room, she informed me, and
already registered foi phy- The First Christian Church • pietely covered the entrance ' the object of the wire was
sical education would be has for some time attempted .(,f the space. First a pantry, so as not to shut out the
compelled to do so at once. | to gel students to attend |(,hen for books, then "court- light in the hall. The desk i'niversity, spoke on this oc-
For chapel, it was announ- Sunday School and church. a^,i ,k,w what? It in the room was one that casion,
ced that chapel was still Well rounded programs are looked like either a jail or was bought from the Smith- Professor C. A. Jarman,
compulsory and that four planned by the You n g.g dojj p„und and many of us field I’ost Office and had for director of Religious Educa-
cuts will be allowed each se- People’s groups. In the Girl’s ^j.gpjj]y wondered what it a long time faithfully served tjon for North Carolina Di-
mester. Warnings will be cla.ss they are practicitig jf jt were a jail, the boys who lived in the sciples of (Christ, is in charge
given a student when it ap- plays, working on worship would be put in it? Cer- Crockett House as a “catch of the annual youth session,
pears that he has overcut programs, and planning, pro-!tgj„iy p„t any of the A. C. all.” Now the huge posts which was held Friday night,
chapel a.Hsembly. Readmis- , ject work. Miss " hitley ,students. If it were to be a are “(Jone With the Wind” After the banquet, which
sions and excused absences heads this group, dog pound who would be the and the desk is allowed to was at six o'clock. Dr. Kelli-
,must be received from the The Boy’s cla.ss has an in- victims? Certainly not Miss serve its respectful duty to son delivered an adrlress for
adding days at the close of j Regi.strar. The old system teresting program for the “Gregor” or Vince hold a typewriter and to be the youth gathere<l at the
the session in May, or by ; r~r~ (Continued on page four) jColombo’s "Pest.” The wire, written upon. meeting.
both methods."
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