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GAEDKER.-
WE.STILL DON'T HAVE A NAME
I Maybe it’s because the staff
i wants this paper to be the best
1 Gardner-3/Tebb has ever had but we
I couldn't decide on a name before
i this issue. Yes, there were some
j very good ones submitted but somd
^ how they didn't measiare’up to ou:e
i expectations* We've decided thait
: there wasn't enough time for you ■
to get a "headache of a brainstorm”
so the little box is back under ,
the bulletin board.
The last paper gotten out by
the college v/as "The Piedmont pi
per"--we didn»'t want to use that
again because, confidentially, we
didn't get the point. Before that
the paper was knovm as the "Kal-
arathea" which was a 'combination
of the tv7o literai*y socities.
However, the A, R,*s say that thpr(3
is more of the K, L. name to it, !
than the Athenian, In other vrords
vre've got to have a completely i
nevf name. It would be nice to ■ i
tie it up some v/ay with the school
song if you can figure hov;. At j
I any rate v/e need some help, i
After all this paper belongs f,o
every one in the college. Maybe!
you haven't \7ritten an article !'
but that isn’t important. The’ ;
purpose of the paper is to let ?
our interested friends on the out
side knov/ what we*re doing as y/ell
as inform you. They consider yoti
a part of Gardner-Webb so if the?
paper isn't good its a reflection
on you as^well^a^^ staff,
"When a boy calls a girl "sugar *
^now, it means she is hard to get,'"
By
Unlcnown
:EBB_^iKILLEGE Ea^e_J,
THE-AUDITORIUM |
our E, B* Hamrick building is!
rapidly nearing completion, and ! |
the students are becoming very | j
interested in the larger white, | i
well-lighted auditoriiAm, v/ith itjs
rows of double windovfs and ceil
ing lights. Especially do they ;
note the projection booth and the
gold eagle above the stage, and'
this T/eek the object of their
admiration has been the nexr opera
seats. Five hundred and four
leather cushioned, very spacious
seats vrere installed the v/eek-end
of October 31 by C, B, Darnell,
of the Irving Seating Company,
Grand Rapids, Michigan, Incident
ally, these \7ere the last leather-
cushioned seats available in the
United States, The seats cost
^6,85 apeice, which made the to
tal $3452,45, $10,000 of which ;
vras donated by the Dover Mills,!
The windows will soon be washed!
and the radiators installed, so'
it won't be.long before we will'
be able'to use our beautiful aud
itorium, i
COOKERY
"'The May to a Man's heart is;
through his stomach" and the Hoine
Ec girls have been very busy
learning the vray to his stomachi
lately. They have cooked two com
plete breakfasts so far—one with
a hot bread, and the girls all '
say that the best part is in eat
ing what they've cooked. Miss
Hill gave demonstrations last weel;
on making hot breads and cooked
muffins, drop biscuits with var
iations, and rolled biscioits.
Next, the girls'plan to cook and
serve luncheons.