SPECIAL ALUMNI EDITION
The Newsoaoer of the . S..tM£jHL5—
Volume I
May 4, 1940
Number 14
MAY DAY PROGRMd
The Social Committee of Louis-
burg College has announced the fol
lowing Homecoming and May Day pro
gram for this coming week-end*
At one-thirty o'clock on Satur
day, May 4, on the college athlet
ic field, there will be a baseball
game between members of the class
of '35 and a college team.
The May Day fete will be h61d
at four-thirty o'clock on the north
west campus which is used as an
amphitheatre.
At six-thirty o'clock class din
ners v;ill be held in the college
dining hall. Senator D» B. Fear
ing, president of the Roanoke Is
land Historical Association, has
been invited as speaker.
From nine to eleven o'clock in
the evening the college will be
hosts in the college parlors^to
students and visiting alumni.
On Sunday morning, May 5, at
eleven o'clock there will be a
special sermon at the Louisburg
Methodist Church, Dr, Walter pat
ten, President of the College,
will fill the pulpit at the re
quest of the alumni.
An Alumni Diner will be served
at one o'clock in the college din
ing hall.
The May Day program is under the'
direction of Miss Ruth Rogers of
the Physical Education Department,
who is being assisted by Mrs. I, D,
Mog>n of the Department of Home Ec
onomics, Mr. James E, Byerly of
the Music Department, Miss Virginia
peyatt of the Department of Speedh,
and Mr. J. T. Patrick of the Indus
trial Arts Department.
TO TM ALUMNI
There is a life long call to
the man or woman to return to the
college campus where something of
self worth living and growing has
been planted. The walks, the •
trees, the shrubs, the birds, the
squirrels, yea, the dingy halls
themselves resound with hearty
greetings of welcome* No man shill
deny to you that rightful heritage
to live again in mirth and Jollity
the days of yore as you return to
your Alma Mater.
Greetings and hearty welcome
to each.
WALTER PATTEN
ALPHA ^ EPSILON BANQUET
The Lamba Chapter of Alpha Pi
Epsilon, a National Honorary Sec
retarial Fraternity will have its
annual homecoming banquet Satur
day night at 7:00 in the Franklin
County Hotel. A large number of
off-campus members are' expected
to be present. The toastmistress
for the evening will be Miss Nel
lie Scott Featherston, of Roxboro,
president of the local chapter.
Approximately forty members are
expected to be present as well as
the business faculty who will be
guests.
This fraternity has only been
organized three, years, and it is
hoped that many of the old mem
bers will be at thl0 reunion#.
The theme for May T^ay centers'
around an adaptation of Mother
Goose Stories by Kathleen Turner
and Marguerite Wills.