COLLEGIATE
Volumne No. 18
Atlantic Chri.ttian rollegt>, Wilson, N. t\. Novombor 25. 19-17
Number 3
Lib Leach Chosen By Ronald Reagan, Jane Wyman
“Ah Wilderness”
To Be Presented
By Stage And Script
Berry Vause Takes
Leading Role In Play
With Berry Vause. sophomore
from Selma, in the Iradinx role of
Hithard Miller, the Stage and
Script >^111 present “Ah. Wllder-
n*---'”. stage and arret'n sunef'
tonight in Howard rhapel. A
ond performance will be givt^n for
ti^wnspeople tomorrow night. Uolh
pvrformances will begin prompt
ly at H o'clock according to 1)!
r* tor Doris HoUworth.
Mrs. HoUworth also announced
that the performance tonight will
be the production for the student
body and there will be no admi«-
^'ion chargfMl; hut admi^^^.ion will
bo charKeU for the second perfor-
tiiunce.
The play is the first to be pre-
nled by the SlaK** and Script thic
vrar. It has been highly recom
mended by the critics.
(;eorge Jean Nathan says; “In
Ah. Wilderness!' Kugene O'Neill
har written w'hat seems to me to
bv as tenderly understanding a
retrospective comedy, as deeply
human and heart-filled and sadly
happy a play as the modern staKe
huH offered us ”
In the New V<irk l>ally Mirror:
■’The charm of it. the tendernent*
and the comfort that it offers. A
blending 80 lovely and so compell
ing that one of us. unaccustomed
to such abundance of delight at
one time, left the playhouse fflle^i
to the throat, so deeply does the
new play impress.“
It Is clainuKl that the play is
partly autobiographical and that
the character of Richard Is much
akin to O’Neill himself when he Sororitv Tn Snon»or
was a dreamy, romantic, boy In \ -JOroriiy 1 O oponsur
the home of his father and mother CircUS In Gym Soon
Doris Harper,
Mary Alice Beasley
Are Second And
Third Choice
Above are shown the Queen of The Pine Knot, the two runner- ups and the Judgi s. They are . ent« r. Mb I.each. Queen; top right,
I>oriH Hyirper, second place; top left. Mary Alice Heatley, third place; bottom ri»:ht Jane Uyman; tnd bottom left, Uontld Ueagan.
In the play the commonplaces of
family life are lifted Into the story.
Tender, wistful, compassionate,
are some of the words which de
scribe the comedy.
“Ah, Wilderness!” takes the au
dience far from the theatre and
show's them the Intimacies of an
average home In an average com
munity.
The play which is in three acts
has been cast as follows: Jesse; j^e Flying Trapei * and his lady
Henry Lewis and bis hot-lips
hand will be one of the main at
tractions in the three-ring circus
which will be sponsored by the
Delta Sigma Sorority and held In
the college gymnasium shortly
Six Seniors Named In
Who’s Who Among Students
Building Fund Drive
Gets Student Response
The llulldlng t'und iJrlve whlrh
Selected On Batit '
Of College Record
Six Sfuiurs at Atlantic ('hrUtUn
Christian Fellowship
Has Study Program
.Mrs Uuhy Shackleford, a form
er Knglish teacher at A. C. was
u visitor of the Christian Fellow
ship group W(Hln<‘sday. Novenibi-r
ly. Thu* topic of discussion at ihaJ
be a trapez act
in charge
Kvans
Jones
Jones, Nat Miller: Berry Vause
Uichard Miller, Wiley W’all( Sid
Davis; Charles Mayo, Arthur Mill
er; Rudolph W'iggs, David .McCom-
bert, W'ade Woodall, WMnt Selby;
M, Smith, Hartender; Tommy
W’atson, Salesman; Retd Poole,
Tommy Miller; Marguerite Noe,
Mrs. Miller; Anna Jean Poole,
Lily Miller; Berneile W’hito, Mil
dred Mille; Helen Lamm, Muriel
McComber; Mary Lee Tannel,
Hell; and Vivian Miller, Nora.
companion. One of the main at
tractions of the evening will bt
Lee’s leg show which will be main
ly for the male sex.
Other things will be the Wild
Woman and the Hairless I>cg
There will bo a fat woman, the
tallest woman in the world and the
shortest husband in the world.
Among the aerial acts will be the
tight rope walker. There will be
many clowns of all types, sad.
Cyrus I). (Jufganui, Mary
of the drive throughout the state j Margaret Noe. Frauleln Herte Jar-
and city as well as the college.
In order for Atlantic Christian
College to remain an accredltod
school, many nee<led Improve
ments have to be made. An ex
tensive building program has b« en
planned which will Include the
building of a science building, a
girls' dormitory, a library, the
renovation of Kinsey Hall, and
a Student Union building. The
man, Jane Johnson <2off, and
James DeWitt Daniell. A quota
of seven students was set for the
college. From two less to two
more than the quota assigned
could bn nominated to represent
the college.
the meniber.s have discussiMl
Uii'ial Problems of Toduy and
Vi}*lf*rday; Wt>rld Peace, an-1
Christ ian HrotherhotMl.
The Uuvirend Mr. W'. It. Hilli
ard, pastor of Ihe .MethfKtist color
ed church in Wilson, spoke to the
« rgnnization, giving thn Negrons'
point of view about the {>robleiiiN
I.it> l-rnch junior si .Mlitnil>
t'hiUliiin <'ulU>i;:- and t* native of
\\'l)M>n. luta lM*m t hoMeii :* <Jiiei ||
« f Jhr Knot by Jan*' WynifeU
tihd lion.iid Iti'ttfcirtii proitiin^'nl
Ho11>«o<m1 alnrr Dorlr Harpnr
u»d Mar> AU««’ Mfu^ley
li»< li*d tt - ^r^«»nd .u»d ihtul vhol.i
renpecllvnl) by the Judaea
The i^ue**n "=^45 crownfd t»y
<ien«* lUritep rdtior of thn annual
at a dano ;Uveti in honor of th««
(Jurt-n at ih«* (‘«»untry Cluu ratur
d«y night. Ntiv»«mbrr ‘ Th«
«r<-v.nlng lt*ok plac at i* r,; , A
Isr^e porlrnK v.a» the
' lnn<T with Ihr < oinplliiMMiiM of
UtiineM and ( ok .Sudloa in WiUon
The ataft i>f Ihr riiu- Knoi rave
Mir^ h a gob) iH-rfunif atom
'cr wllb her tininc cn^iiixd on
1 Slu* aUo pr<ntMite<l a Immi
jurt of r«Ml ro*c; '<
Dortu lluri*«'r '»-.;ind cliojri*.
Aita given a 'old identif l--a(lon
nklet. and All««* ll«»a^!;y
• ii Jlxer iilniiuii Mion
>ra<e|i>t The iwo runnerr up and
he other KlrU wt-rt* |n th«*
■ •nteM w«r« givi-n cor of
\ hltf cat nationi*
Thf* portrait of I.ilt I i'u< h wui
.laced hi onr ttJ'ner of the Club
tnd UiountiMl t>n an eauel. It ^ .(M
tivcred w ith a ‘ UMaln, and vs hen
he time arrived Id d! >')ot>i> the
juecii. tU«* tinvi'lled
nd preneiitiMl to the yuern
I.lb I<«‘arh a natlvt* of Wil-
on and u Junior at the college
>he wuN aelectfMl UM a candidate
<y Ditlla Hignti: .''urtuily of -vhich
<hn Is vile pre-flftent. I.lb i»«*rve'l
la«t yi'ar a*> editor of the I'liio
Knot an<t is on the ^taff at the
jirewent time Hhe hnN been activti
n many organliatlona alm-e enter
Ing AC and i»* a member of th«
(tolden Knot Honor Society and thu
Dramutba Club thir year.
Doris Harper, a itophomorn from
Spring Hope. N. C . wan w<-ond
choit a of the Judgi" and Npon«or
for the Dramatic club of which
alte ia secretary Doria ia also on
the staff of the annual und the
paper and has been a member of
ih< <Miih since laat year ^ le
has red*ntly become a meml>er of
Delta Sigma Sorority.
! Msry Alice iteuHley, a Junior
' from Four Daka, .N’ C , waa =t je< t-
»d to reprr-: nt the (ilen cluli Hbe
Ir reporter for the orKanlxat on
j und ir alao a member of the .ilrls'
Nextet.
1 Ronald R<*agan and Jane Wy-
I man »e|e« ied the three girls from
j fourtenn girls The .^irlr were
happy, medium sad, and medium | already some money
Phi Kappa Alpha To
Give Dance This Month
Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity is
making plans toward a dance
which is to beg iven some time
this month. On Wednesday, No
vember 12, a stag supper was giv
en at Parker’s w^here Barbecue
and chicken were served.
Don Torrenjce "has succeeded
Bill Peele, who failed to return
I happy.
Balloons. peanuts, popcorn,
I crackerjacks, and probably con
I fetti will be sold to a<ld to the hay
and the smell of the circus anl-
I mals.
I There will be many other acts
in the circus which is coming to
tow'ard this betterment of the
school in endowments.
It has been announced that the
building Of the girls’ dormitory
will be the first to be built. Con
struction will probably start about
the campus for the first time. The ^ student build-
attractions are well known In the
i hall, with the eiceptlon of winfs
. /-II 1 /-< I‘’O
Science Club Cjets ; house the different rooms for or-
such as dramatics,
April. Kouith drafts for Ihe ;
plans for other building have been '
M’,rrliHl unit )ty IIm* illf-
vnnr Who'i Who Amon» i ‘ fi ri'nt ori'iitiliuilonn on thii rump-
hath year whos W ho Among | Konlalm. r. lalml ut ! 1,1,.,,,,,., w.-r- Ink.-n and ^. i.t
Students In American tnlrcrsi- | ll.li.r.,wr
ties and Collenes recoKnlies stu- , „ ^m.Tlran > ull ura by the'
dents from approximately 600 col- Kv^roes through music.
leges and universities in the Unit- ^he Christian Fellowship then
ed Htatea and Canada. In sel«*ct- , embarked on W'orld Peace. This
ing students to be recommended, ! ^as Just a general discussion
the campus nominating commit-j mDong the niembnrs. It has gone
on record how this organUatlon
feela about and its ideas of how to
accomplish the ever-itrlved-for
goal of peace
tees are asked to consider out
standing effort and accomplish
ment in academic work, extra-
to school this year, as treasurer, j p Mf>mher* Kanijations, such as dramatici,
Colin Ammons has been appointed i rOSpCCtlVC IVieiTlDerS publications, the school tiore.
Historian—a new office in the! Six proposed new members; book store, a small chapel, and
fraternity Hls duties will be to tor the Science club were present | other gathering places.
record all the events of Phi Kappa j at the re^iilar monthly meeting The last report on the fund on j
Alpha throughout the year. The ; which was held at the home of the basis of the pledges made by '
fraternity also cooperated iu the club president, H. !■
Building Fund driveb y pledging; 1 November 4.
$50 per person for the two
period.
Phi Delta Gamma Plans
Thanksgiving Drive
the school. During the school
year, certified awards are present
ed to all students selected. In
connection with the honor pro
gram, a lacement service Is pro
vided through which members may
be recommendt'd for employment.
This year's selections comprise
an impriHislve group of student
leaders drawn from nearly every
F’lowers, I the students was that there was a
I little over |3,000 in the sum.
Marguerite Noe, a Wilsonian
the JudgeN f(»r the M'b . tiollC t'»
hr made. .Meaiiure# of lh« glrlit
uccompanl<«<l the pictures! in ord««r
for an approximate aixe to bo
vlaualited.
In the Jeft»*r a<i<itui>unyUiit iheh
^'•liM-tlon, June Wyman and Itonald
Ueugan Ktatml that to them all
the glrlH were queena They alao
»-ent their regurda lo «JJ the alu-
and major in Knglish, is president
of the Oolden Knot Honor Society,
orlty.
and James W'llder. it was begun with the students:
During the business meeting, that their being behind |
'commendation was given tl^^jthe program would help in bring-
Wednesday. Nov. mber 1.1. lUlph i Chrl.Uan Col
Bennett, a ministerial student •»*
the college, addr^aaed the group
on “Chriatlan Brotherhood" which
is one of the main objectives of
World Pea<e.
HARNETT COUNTY CLUB
HAS MONTHLY BANQUET
The Harnett County Club held
lU monthly banquet at I*arker*~
Wednesday night, November B.
Twenty-six members and their
guests attended the affair.
The club ha<l as its special guest,
Miss Ola Fleming, Atlantic Chris
tlan College librarian The cluD
waa honoring Mian Fleming for
Phi Delta Oamma and its . committee that presented the ▼ea-ljn- jq more money from the town . of the Student Cooper-
sorority, Delta sigma plan to I other communities. !»••*« Assoclallon, a memb«?r of
sponsor the Thanksgiving drive
again this year. This drive is to
help the under-privileged people of
W'llson.
Plans were discussed for a club' money for the fund can be the Oolden Knot Honor Society,
banner, and Vera I^wl», Alfred ] n be pledged and a member of I’hl Sigma Tau
On October 30, the ' fhOTMng** »^
I paid ... ---- —
Watson, and Waylon Hlssette were, „ jho person wishes to | Hororlty.
■ orer a period of two years. Jane (ioff
club motto, f^ward
Workers were named and were
and their Kennedy and Fre<l Heath were j ,jrade’ t'^aehlng^. "she serves
Vesper service in Howard Chapel ; the DosslbllUy I fV 7.“ 1,-1,
which is sponsored every
weeks by the SCA.
i_Q i asked to Investigate the possibility order to contact each student ’ House president of Kinsey Hall on
'of building J : jn the school Individually. Con- the fJirls' Dormitory Council -
Frauleln Jarman of Richlands. gpiendld work she has done
N. C., is a religion major. She is j,, r„ ^t the college.
At etu h monthly banquet, the
club will honor one of the faculty
members for the outstanding work
they are doing here at Ihe college
The A(!^‘*(’8mpbell football
game was “Homecoming ' for the
members of the Harn«>tt County
Club, and all of them attended the
game at Dunn.
from W'llllamston,
C., is studying for grammar
The other ^Irls who were a«*»it
In us c//nfe:iliiota Were fVirl-
»on. Sybil Uiawllr I>»»eraln»» <'»f-
pmter, J«^axl Talton, Kv<*tjrn Wn
ITS- HluiMaM*' fNHWIer. Th<*l
ma Lhi nttwin, Tefgv
Betty Newton, and
Atm BWM-h.
The Country ' lub waa decorat'
wj with fall fhfWera and an Impro-
vla‘*<! thr<»ne for the t^ueen. Punch
and cookie* were aerved The danc.-
wau aemi'formsl and open to eve
ryone.
During the dance and the
frowning of the Queen, plcturert
were taken to be uned In th<* an
nual. Thia Is the first tlnif^ that
a content of thia aort has been
^iponaored by the annual ntaff It
U hoped that It will be thi* begin
ning of a yearly event on the
campus.
ArLid TlndaU has recently «I «»'*»>utionB were made both Indi-. member of (lolden Knot Honor | Phi Sigma Tau Pledgrs
Arnold T>ndall has recently useful or ornamental prlie* In the .n, , u,.., u., t- c i
been elected as the new aergeant- ”j^p^“^Ych**foUowed. Blue' *“'! .^'^**”***^''’1*11^
^^i^^t'-ed’ rfa^:;itfa^dVir ^ - :^^^o-:et‘thllp^^ToVeTh
The fraternity has been takinx
I student on the campus.
au active part In the Intramural cir'ikjiA A1 PH A TO HFI P
a™.,,. ... » M, Im?"'-"
i Recently Sigma Alpha P'raternl
Sigma Tau Chi Has 1 ty adopted a Sportsmanship PoU
Thanksgiving Songs
Sigma Tau Chi Sorority la spon
BILL BRINSON ELECTED
TO HEAD JUNIOR CLASS
I BUU ICT. O Hill Brinson was elected presl-
cy w“hTh''la“lntl^d^"""to help Im-.dent of the Junior class at a ca!1
proTe the »portsmanshlp in Ihe'ed meeting NoTember *. Sanford
Hociety, chief marshal, and a mem
ber of Phi Hlgma Tau Sorority.
Mary Kllen Jones, Snow IHll,
, N. If majoring In religious
work. She Is President of the
W'oman’s Dormitory Council, a
member of The Oolden Knot
I Honor Society, and a member of
Phi Sigma Tau Sorority.
C. D. Gurganas, Verona, N. 0.,
Is an Knglish major. He serves
! proTB iu«5 •“ - 1 . J ^ I IS an r<ngiisn rf wv* wrm
-I Intramural athletic, along with secreury of the (Jolden Knot
rsitysporu. Ea'h a‘hle‘e^‘n‘h'. dent; JV hUjjey W«a«r^^^^^ Society, fhaplaln of Phi
soring Thanlisglving songs on Bun-i var,.v, ... — i i Phiiiina aM-ri-LarT'
day night before the holidays, fraternity, whether a
Apples will be .erred. The the varsity or Intramur.l^
Chorus and the Girls’ Sextet will' ha. pledg«l hls cooperation in Stunt night will be spomw.red by
Delta Oamma Fraternity and is on
the "Collegiate*’ staff.
Jimmy l>aniell of Bogart,
$100 To Buii'Jing Fund
PHI su;ma TAi: plki>okh
$100 TO BUH.DINCi FKND ti ■
I*hi Sigma Tau has pledge<l one
hundr«*<l dollars to th« A(' build
ing fund This one hundred dolHr
pl<4jge u in a^fdltion to the amount
pledged by the individual mem
bers of the sorority. To a«cure
this extra one hundred dol-
Isr ple<)ge. the memb<'rs plan a
project of selling hot dogs at the
"y’* store one night a week.
Josie (lalloway, who was mar
ried to Billy Smith on November
14 at 4:30 p. m at the First
present a musical program. At helping to I?*h^^ome“^n annu^ Georgia. Is the president of the I Christian Church of Wilson, wun
the same time, Mrs. Tom Gravea always be cooperation and agree- It has Become an annu»i btcui A.^i.tinn i,... ...
.-.c iiuic, T.wh.iih« camnus Kach class gl*e« »i8la<l<-nu Cooperatire AsMCiation. Rirpn a lln<-n shower by her sis
of Wilson, who In past years has i ment with the Skills imnt and urlzn are given to th- ■ a member of the A Club. >ert at the Monday tnentlnr at lh<-
aiislsted the Dramatics Club of, niques Cl«»», varsity refer^, havln« the best Jtunt. Itlll and a member of Phi I’appa Sigma Alpha F'raternlty houae The
AC, will give a reading. 'Ihe opponents In the game. ,.[,rf»»*d his hope that •’'''aternlty. StudenU are cho*- bride was pr.-wnted silver in her
The girls of the sorority have “ 1„. this activity and all that the class 1 en by a committ«e to cho*«n pattern. I’umh, d<roraied
taken as their project the selling j example •“ this rear will be bl*-ilH> sent In as nominee* tojrakes, and nuU were »er»«d. The
Of Atlantic CbrUtlan College pen
nants.
I color scheme was green and whits.
DINING HALL COOKS
STAGE WALKOUT
j\ tfuit finally CMJiif
to m hc»4t on the morning of
.VovemlHT 17 a** *’Tilly,*'
“Tina/* and Hue, lti«' dlninic
lalt f'Kfka of .illMftltf HiHMlan
('f»lle|cr*, nl«4fe«l m iHild walkout
at 10:H0, alm<»«t re«i(il(-
e«| in < tuMM for Ihe aiudent
U hltf htftfh in (he
of pr*’|*ara4loti, a tt$n-
fiiMlr»n ar<^<' lM*tw«*4*n tli«*
an«l Mm. Ta)lor, ttm
dielKian. he«-ati«<* ttn* )«!>
l<'r*H (<m<*ii»t«<nt <'<>tnplain(a
atMmf (heir |»rf*para(li»n of tlie
f(MHl. In a alM»rt while*, llie
IumI (heJr €4miM mtui nrM§m
on and were iM’adlns f<»r (hn
|»reaid»-n('« office. Wltiie (here,
due («> Kufce%»rul |M*r«tiiwilve ef<
fttrtm Uy Mlhtrt-tl If. iUt^,
kf^|K*r, an atfre«'nient waa
re«f-l»e«l and (lie a(r1ken> r<'-
(urn<'<l l« (lM*lr iob«.