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IVOLL’MN 19
Atluntic Christian Colloiri', Novfmtn-r l.’>, I'.tl''
No,
ivans To Head Money
aising Program Here;
!Iontinues Nov. 15-30
$150,000 Goal Set For Drive
Wilson People Urged To Help
Atlantic ('hristian College moves forward in its effort
l<> build new buildiiiK-'t and improve old ones. The cxi uva-
lion has been completed on the site of the irirls" old
dfimitory, and construction will beifin in a few days and
continue without any let-up. A new library will follow the
[■ompletion of the Kii'l:<’ dormitory. Plans have been drawn
Up for this building, and funds for the construction of thi.s
nuu h needed addition have already been allocated.
Dr. !1iUey annonnces that in,
MI prohahlllly the library build-' -
. win be lo<-at..l ndjacent to I MlZCllC
Kin! Kail Joined by an arcade J
Iih) fa< luK Strw*t and White- - j j-s
h.a.i Avenue Attcfhi torum
The third phane of the building i
plan calls for complete renovation
of Kinney Hal) into a modern
huildinK which will serve a^^ the
A
Seniors Chosen Who’s Who
Leaders of '^I'omorrow
r>»linini«tration Building. Here
ill he located the office* and
I: ssrooma
These three phases of the build
Hn/ proRram are the Immediate
BiniH and needs of the coUef^e. A
clence balldinK. student activity
btiiUlinc:. infirmary and others
>• needed and will be provided
soon as possible. Such an exten-
baildin#; projrram requJrea a
..*• sum of money In order to be
■rarried out, and the adminlatra- ^
ItHin hopes work can continue j ***** of Kco
t During H thffe day period, ex
, tending from N o v ** m her 1 Uh
, throu»?h the 13th. the Harriet Kl_
Hot Social Siienrt* Koriim met at
W. (’. U. N. (V tt» discu?. the iM-o-
nomlc HHpectfl of the world todiiy
i Atlantic Christian (’oHe»:e wh«
j represented by Klnjer Lt)ftin and
, (liadys Mixelle
The names of the speaker in-
I vited to the forum included .*uch
noted social scientists of today as
Max l^rner. a former editor of
PM and the "Nation", and Kd*
Nourse, Kconomist and
Faculty Elects Eight Seniors For
1948“ 1949 Who’s Who Annual
Kiifht seniors have been chonen by the faculty of
Atlantic Christian (’olleue for WHO’S WHO IN COly-
l.KCKS AND rNIVKltSlTlKS OK A.MKKU'A. These stu
dents were not picked by the Kxecutive Hoard thi* year a*
formerly done, the reason beinK that many of the studvnta
who were eliKible for the nomination were members of the
K.xecutive Hoard. In view of this fact, the faculty elected
these students by secret ballot,
• Thf»«' sludenu wi*rt« rh(»»oo
The abov
i-an ('olleKf'
pictured »iu«lenti« <hortrn n- Who
and rnlverntlies Ueadlni: from left
Jean St»M’oiher "({♦•nt* ‘ l<arnt‘S,
S».ond rots "Itnck Jon*-- Ki»y
ilhout let-up.
S**veral representative Rroupa
|hH^e been speaking and makinRi
broadcasts from Station W’GTM
ll-reparlnK for the bi>? money-rais-1
|ln,' campaign to be sponsored this,
Imonth on November lS-30. It is
known that Mr. Ira C. Kvans of
lAHanta. (leorRla will return to.
'Wilson to be director of the en-.
Itire campaign. He was here last!
!>• ir doing similiar work and |
Iniade the drive a successfl one.
nomic Advisors to the President
l^erner waK optimistic in saying
that he thought that there was no
imminent danger of war between
the U. S, and Uussia because nei>
ther is prepared for war nor ran
either afford a war. Nourse, the
President's econjnnic advisor, con
stantly presented the over.ail eco
nomic pictures, leaving conunent
to the other speakers It wa-
brought out (hat Htissla is not
worried about armam^^nt as much
iHe will arrive In a few days to ;
Iprepare for the Initial opening of | communtsm In the world
[the big iwo-weeks drive. The ten-; The inree uay program includ-
Itativc building program calls for | ed roundtable and panel dls< u>;
sions such as "Threat to Free
donj and Security: War aud I>e-
presslon", and "How Tan K«-on<t-
mic Security Pe Provided
The student representative re
port that all were in agreement
on our government’s adoption of
a Democratic Socialism or social.
(Continued on Page Kotir)
Science Club
Plans Program
The Sfit-nr. Clul» ha*, had an
a<'tlvf year so far, in a f«*w dayH
tU»- (Mub will offer for sale en
graved rttatlonery (»f A <’ Col-
leK'v Thin paper is an excellent
grad*', and if is anything like the
sample it iK really beautiful. The
money raised thronich this means
will lie used to brinK the best
O'-lentiflc proxrams available to
our colleiT'
chairman. j
the
39 Pledges
Take Vows
.\ctl>ity on the campus was
dominated by the InltUtlon of a
Urge t rop or plfH)g*s into the
fraternillra on the fourth, fifth'
and «ixth of November. At least
the pledK<*s themselvea found
thst initiation takea a top pla^^e i
in their minds during the crowd
ed thr^e days. Hy Saturday Dtght
evi*ryone, artivM and neophyte*,
was ^lad to let up, let their halt
down and celebrate.
The fraternities announcn the
initiation of the followtni new
nif<mb«rs;
PHI nKl.TA CAMMA IteevM
Alphin. ('arroll James. "JoUy”
(Alvin) James. t>>ank Harrvll.
.Macon I’age. Ja< k HoKon, Laurlce
l>anielH and Allen Tyndall.
SICMA Al.PlfA David Green,
(‘onner l/«*e, Itaymond Fleming,
noted cons«Tvatitmlst and orni-1 Preaaely. (Jene Lucas, (iary
tt)ologi)>(. lt*ctnr«*d and preKentetl j M«Win iH^nnis, Waller
nu»vin* pi< ture« to tlie college, Marlon Rnnla.
J nd townspeople on November 9. .. KAPPA ALPHA: Jarvla
• I Ileaman. Dave Hryan. (!. C. Baaa.
Tho roll.-K- nml lown.poople I J»> k »oyklu, J.. k
,1 Wll.on wer«
nnd Ihrlll...! wh«n crl i " Mik-
Who In Ameri
right, firrit row
"I.Ill' l«eactt. and I>a>ld Hardison
Mt«*wn. John (*off. and Hill Ihtnson
Ornithologist
Lectures Here
t’AIlI. W mU'KHKlSTKH.
Vic
President I Hoy Tart. George Hpir-
W Itui'kbeister. .... ^
■ f th.. M.tlo.ml A-i<t.ilmn H...l-ly 1 N.
ITmior Hnr.li..m uli'fok.. an.l »liow..d moTlim AU^hrook'\roh.-rT Kt.hw'
Iiiiren of wild bird and plant life . .. *
.. Howard Chapel on .November
The officers for the year j, j» yj •**“
my Fox.
Mi^So.oOO. It is hoped that approx
limately $125,000 can be obtained
[In aid around Wiliion during this
[ campaign.
I .Many friends of the college
I have pledged certain amounts of
[money to the college building
[fund, and the Wilson Campaign
I «Continued on Page Four)
President. Mary Kllen Tnlton; Chapel was darkened with
Vire-Presldent. Tommy black-
' mous; Secretary, Charles Page
Tr» a?^urer. Tommy W'atson
Billy Rose And Wife Will
Choose Pine Knot Queen
Pictures of the conte.stanta for Queen of the
1 book have been taken and are now beinpr judged by Mr.
:nid Mrs. Riliy Rose of New York City.
Mr. Ro.se, now known a.s one of the greatest per.son-
I alities in show bu.sines.s, wa.s the amateur shorthand
( hampion of New York durinj? 1916.
He was a stenographer for o . ^. - — - ^ —
Bernard M. Baruch, then he he-1
came a song writer and now pro-i jylCtl S LJOIJlttOt'y
duces spectacles, especially *■—
iairv, He opened the Cai
I Puree, the first theatre
rant and owns the famous night i The Men’s Dormitory Council
I At thv first me«*ting we had ak"
our Kiiest spealver. Mr- Penn T.
Watson who talked on the pro-
grams and activities of the local
and state Carden (’liibs, Bh4» al»<»
brought out ways and meanj^ In
which the Science Club tan
op<Ticte with the (rarden Clubs t<‘
. the advantau** of both o^^■anlr i
: tions.
Hpa- e in th** new S- len
I has been loan<*<l to the (Mub as
regular meeting place Ifere Hi»ni--
exhibits have been S4*t up. M<.;p
and better displays and exhibits
Yeur- ■ placed here in the future,
Kodak pictures, taken by Helen-
(Mub members and others, and en-
terfMl in the p«‘rmanent kod.iV
picture exhibit -»pons<»red by t! •
Club all during the year, are n<iW
on exhibition In the Science Ch '
room. Everyone Is cordially In
vited to R**e this collection and rr
ler his or her pictures to be di
played and Judged at a later ti
f >^oard^ and a large beaded “creen
n ade the pictures stand out
p^'rfe*’! relief. Mr
i heister explained and commented j
' tm the pictures as they appeared;
; on the 'silver screen’*. Many of
th»-»*e pictures; Were taken from,
within "blinds" an<l with
I photo lens which made It seem as
if one loulil actually touch the
' bird with the hand Often the
I pliotographer had to wait in one
^ of th'- rramped "blinds" for
hours, even days to catch the shy
M.S.M. Forms
Active Grou p
A chapter of the Meth(»dist fllu-
dent Movement of North <’arollnA
WHS recently organised on the
■ campus of Atlantic Christian Col
lette under the auspices of the lo
cal M>‘thi>di8t Church. The need
of such an organisation has been
questloniMl for some time because
the college already sponsors an
organization similar to this. The
('hristian Service (!lub. A meeting
These lovely i( ailed last week and the de*
' cision
where it could
was made by the MethodUt
students to organise.
wild bird In a place
Im« photograph«Hl.
pictures in color bring to many
pe()p|e a close-np view of beauti-
fill cri.atur4.|i In oiir mlclut that! thu uroup WM
thi.y poMlhljr would not In »j f»vor.>€l by hiTlnx with th«m R«t-
wlioli. Ilfptlm(. nthiTwlw., I T'-ixl WlllUm W»llii. who baa
long been associated with the
movement In this state, to speak
on the advantages of such an
o,/. at which time prir.es will be giv* •
Oroup Organizes.
in November and the December
i'lb In New York City. Billy
Kone s Diamond Horseshoe. Dur
ing the past war Mr. Rose jazzed*
ip Hizet in “Carmen Jones" and
toured Europe for the U. S. 0,
He also had "The Diamond Horse-
■^hoe” tour Kurope. At this time.
* is president and treasurer of
••illy Hose’s Diamond fTorseshoe,
Inc.: Billy Rose’s Kxposltlon
•'Pectacles. Inc.; Billy Rose's
•'Otham Productions. Inc.; and Is
member of the American So-
>**ty of Composers, Authors and
iMiblicatlons.
Mrs. Rose is the former Kleanor
Holm, famous stage and screen
ar. The two have been very co-
>perative and prompt in the
'■'Htter of selecting the Yearbook’s
'luevn. In a letter to the editor of
^he Pineknot. both expressed
pleasure In being asked to act as
3‘*dges.
Contestants from the various
lasses and organizations are as
follows: Senior Class, Brownie |
Jones; Junior Class, Evelyn Eco-1
nomous; Sophomore Class. Mary'
I^u I.«asslter; Freshman Class,
Horla Parker; Sigma Alpha, Sarah
^mith; Phi Delta Gamma. Susan j
I'^wis; Phi Kappa Alpha. Peggy
f-'ugate; Sigma Tau Chi. Joyce
l*eterson; Delta Sigma, Doris
>larper; Phi Sigma Tan. Sybil '
iJarrett; "A” Club. Phoebe Buck; |
Hramatics Club. Lenore Phillips;
l^noir County Club, Louise Mor-
rin; cJlee Club. Evelsm Fussell;
C hristian Service Club. Flo Bern-
‘‘f; Golden Knot. Donna Horton;
ience Club. Mary Ellen Talton.
The Queen and her attendants
^111 be announced at the Annual
Coronation Ball which will be
•eld December 4th at the Conn-1
Club. Plans for the occasion
are underway but will remain in j
strict secrecy nntll December
^th. The editor of the Pineknot
and the staff urge cooperation
*rom the student body in attend
ing the Ball a« tuccew depends i
^Pon them. ’
organized Tuesday night, October ,„r#v
19th. The purpose of this organi- « < P ’•
zatlon Is to make improvements |
where they are needed Jn the’
men’s quarters, and to serve as a
guidance committee. |
They have furnished the neoded '
equipment for the fraternity '
houses, the men’s quarters In the
gymnasium, and the men's bar-;
racks. The walls and the floor In ■
the men's lounge have been
painted. New rugs, furniture and
drapes have l>een supplied.
Dean Murray Is the faculty
sponsor, and the officers are^
Royce Brinson, president; Klmer
Loftln. vice president: and Bill;
Brinson, secretary. Representa
tives from Phi Delta Gamma are
(Continued on Page Four)
meeting will be Christmas dlnn-
^ Mr. Huckhelster brought out
vividly how habitat Is so closely
associated with the preservation
of birds, other animals and plants
that mnk<- life pleasant. «*ven pos
sible in some instances.
TheHe moving pictures bring a
i me?«sage, in dellghtftil form, that
will help us all in taking care of
j the wonderfiil heritage of natural
resources that Is ours If we take
1 rare of them.
TRYING TIMES
In ( h»|M*l Monday morning
D<-»n of .Men. l.<*HUe >lurra>.
and “Ited" U>r«I, Dlre<ior of
.^tliletlf'S, made an np|H*al to the
HtudentM of the colU*ge lo help
ill liupr<»vliig ndatioim lH‘lHee«
our li<Hd Hiitl K. C. T. (\ Uyrd
frankly stHti^^l, rivalry cea>v«-'
t4i Im* Hiich Mheri wanton <1«-
htructlon of |MTsonal pro|M*rty
n^iilt^t." .%lso Ityrd otat^’nt that
iiiile*t*i file ndallon** iM-lneen ll»*
two Instllutloii*! improves, tMir
in**nib«THlilp In flw North Stat**
(Vmfen'iice niiglit l»e at «tnke.
j Christians Hold
[Annual Meeting
I The North Carolina Christian
I Missionary Convention of the Dls-
I ciplen of Christ, held Its annual
, convention at the Hroad Street
Christian Church In New Hern,
North f'arolina November 10-12,
194K.
The (heme U*r the convention
organixntion and its policies. MUs
Jennie Martin, director of Christ
ian K^ucatlon at the local church,
said (he main purpose was to
keep the group In touch with
their church and to work in a co
operative manner with other
organizations of the campus. Mr.
Wells Introduced to the group
POWKR. the student's devotion
al book; MOTIVE, a magazine
dealing with the problems of stQ>
dents, and the Methodist stu-
dent s newspsper.
Th»- following officers were
I»residenl. Carroll James;
Vice President. Wesley Nobles;
Serretary and Treasurer. Tempe
Tharrington; Reporter, Alice
Reid Merry.
Judge Contestants
was. “We pr*‘£s on Toward the
Goal Phil. .I K"
.Ministers and laymen from alt
over North Carolina attended this
convention and made plans for the
'omlng year. Perhaps one of the
greatest acrompllshments of the
roup was to adopt a new consti-!
j tution. under which the North
; Carolina t!hristlan Missionary
I f'onventlon may operate more ef-
I fe< tlvejy.
Atlantic Christian College stu-
I d* nts and faculty w»*re well repre-
■ nted at this convention. The
College Glee Club and Quartet
performed s<*veral occasions
! throughout the crtnventlon. At the
Atlantic Christian C^ollege ban-
; qu“t held Thursday evening.
! Nov»*mber 11. the A. C. Glee
j Club ent'-rtained the Alnmnl of
I the Institution. Later In the «!ven-
: Ing David Hardison spoke to the
. group 'onf ernlnp the extra-currl-
' • ular artiritie*; of the erhool and
their purpose.
S**v»ral speakers from different
! parts of nur nation added roach to
the aucr-e^s of the convention.
Among thos«* who were ootstaod-
j ing were Dr. D. Ray T^lndiey,
I f>«‘an of the Brite College of the
* Bible. Texas Christian T!nlverslty.
^ and Myron T Hopper, head of the
Country Club
Reorganizes
T^e I^eolr County Club met for
re-organlzatlon o n Thursday,
October 7.
At that time, election of offi
cers for the college year '48-49
was carried out. They are as fol>
lows: President. George I>tiHose;
Vice-President. I*roctor Hardison;
.Secretary and Treasurer, Jane
Dudley.
The group elected Ix>ulse Mor
ris to be their Queen for the Pine
knot contest.
Regular meeting time for this
organization Is at ft:00 p. ro.
every other Wednesday night, and
.November 10th was the first
meeting In the new month.
, for their leadership ability, for
I their character in upholding the
ldc»als of the college and for their
! echolaatic rf*cords
The eight students chosen
were
Milton h. (Duck) Jonee. of
j Dunn who Is now pr««sident of the
Htudent Cooperative Aaeoclatlon
of Atlantic ('hristian ('ullege. His
other activities during bis college
career are Hecretary and Vice-
President of 'A'* <'lub-J-J-«;
Vice President Hiima Alpha S-S-
4-; Hasehall-1 S. Hasketball-1-1.
V'Ice PreMldent of Hoy's Dorml-
t«»ry councll-5 . ('halrman of
Campus Driven S-; MemlHtr of
Public Kelatlonii Committee-1-;
Vice President of Hophomore
Class: (2old<*n Knot-S-4-; Harnett
t'ounty Club 2 1, Veterans Club-
Kugene If !lnrne« of Wilson,
an outstsnding student In music,
has honors for his many duties
serving as Kditor of Pine Knot-S-
Member of Phi Kappa S-4; Kx
ecutive hoard 4 . Golden Knot
Honor Hor|ety-4 ; <’oncert (^om-
mitteel-: HiH'ial Committee 4•;
Annual Staff*l>; t'olleglate Staff-
I-: (Hee Club-t-S-4-. Dramatica
Cluh-S-4-; Veterans Club-l-1-4
David (' Hardis<m. of Arapa
hoe. his activities are 8. C A.
('ablnet-1-. Treasurer of fl<»pho-
more <'lass; V Blore Msnager-t*;
i Marshall'S-; Tuesurer of t'ooper-
{ alive Association S-; Treasurer of
I "A** (!luh-S-; Hgt -atlarms of Hlg-
i ma Alpha President of Gold
en Knot 4-; <?hlef Marshall 4-.
John L Goff, of Wllllamston,
holds honors In th«-se actlvltl<Hi:
8e< reisry of H C A -2-; Secretary
of Phi Kappa Alpha-S-, Secretary
of "A” (!lub; President S, C. A.-
I-; Vlca president of Veterans'
Club-!)-. Chairman of special
events-4-.
Klitabeth Ann I^ach, of Wll-
aon. who was Queen of the Year
Hook In '4 7. holds these honors
President of Freshman <'Iass;
Marshall-2*3-4-; Golden Knot-2-
!l'4; Pan Hellenic (Viuncll-S-4';
Kditor of Pine Knot-2-; Hecretarr
of Pan Hellenic Councll-4-; I>el-
ta Hlgma-2-S-4-; Secretary of Co
operative Ass(m iatlon-4-; May
Court Atlendant-J-.
Jean D. Strother, of Stantons-
burg, a transfer from Campliell,
came to Atlantic ('hristian Col
lege her sophomore year and
holds these honors; Vice presi
dent, President and Secretary of
Delta Hlgma-S-4 ; Se< retary of
Senior (’lass-4-; Social Committee*
4-; Stage and Script-4-.
William J Hrins^)n. of Arapa
hoe, holds honors in these activi
ties' Business Manag<*r of (?ol-
legiate-H-: Vice President of
Senior (?lass-4-; President of
Junior Class-3-; VIre president of
o f Coop4<rative Asaoclatlon-4-;
Phi Kappa Alpha-2'S-4-; Men's
(!horus-2-; (ile« ('lub-J-; Men's
Dormitory ('ounc||-3-; IHbatlng
Team-3-.
Hoy II Hrown, of Dunn, holds
these honors President HIgma
Alpha-3-; President "A" <Mul>-3-;
Harnett County-1-2; Preeldent of
Pan Hellenic (Council-4-.
These studf^nts and their ac
tivities will appear In the WHO'S
WHO ANNtJAL of this year
Pictured above are Illlly R' « »h» »"<» Kl-anor Holm
judge* for the Pine Knot Que-n.
Holidays Begin
November 24
A Colkgf- has announced
that Thanksgiving holidays begin
WedneiiMlay, November 24 at one
o’clfK'k and continue through
November 2^ Claaaes will be re
sumed at eight-thirty .Monday
morning, November 29.
iK partment of Religious F/duca- All absences lmm<v)lately b#-
I Hon at th*» Colley* of the Bible, j fore and aft**r the holiday will he
I Islington. Ki*ntufky Dr. Sylvest-1'mexcused and count as double
. fContinued on Page Four) ruts
Music Group
Gives Concert
The Music Department, under
the direction of Mr. John Fon
taine, its first concert
of the year on November 19 In
Ifoward Chapel
Mr. Edward Stallings of Wil
son. North Carolina waa the guest
artist of the evening
Mr Fontaine's vocal pupils,
assisted by seven members of the
choir of the First Christian
Church of Rocky Mounts were
presented In concert Those from
Rocky Mount who part|c|pat*«d In
the program were Mesdamee
Jack Wooten. Guy Dlion. I.«ols
Vick, Ishmeal Ricks. Sam Chap
lain, and Messrs. f^verne Wood
ruff and James Taylor. Although
these people are not enrolled aa
students at Atlantic Christian
Collegs. they are special pupils
o/ Mr. Fontaine.
The first part of the program
was devoted to sacred music, and
the second part was given to secu
lar music.
There were three choruses and
the following pupils appeared In
solo Mrs Dixon. Mrs. Ricks. Mias
Tassie l>angley. Miss Ramona
Worley. Messrs. Gene Barnes.
Kerry Kl^kllghter and I^verne
Wf^odroff
(ContlnnM on Page Foor)