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4 THE EL O.N COLLEG.E’ WE E.K L Y . February 28, 1913. THE IMPERIAL TAILOR, "PATRONIZE THE MASTEB OF ALL TAILORS.” The man who zna^es 6very stitch of hig Tpork in your home town* £[aT6 just received a fine line of spring samples, ineluding Imported Serges and Alnminnm Grey Novelties. We have also received the latest models of the latest English cuts. Samples are open for your inspection. Kindly pay us a call. H. GOLDSTEIN, PROPRIETOR. BURLINGTON, N. C. Plowers for all Occasions FRESH AND SWEET, ROSES, CARNATIONS, AND VIOLETS OUR SPEC IALTY. J. L. 0-QUINN, PHONE 149, RALEIGH, N. C. H. E. Atkinson, Elon College Hepresentative. SOUTHERN EDUCAT ONAL BUREAU, RALEIGH, N. C. Establislied 1891, Operates throughout the Southwest. Teachers located in thir ty-two States. If open to engagement or promotion write at once for Bo'oklet and Special Membership Option. CHAS J. PARKER, MANAGER. Whiting 8c Horton 10 EAST MARTIN ST., RALEIGH, N. C. CLOTHIERS AND MEN’S FURNISHERS, You are invited to make our store your Headquarters when in Raleigh. B. a~seli7aTsT^s()^ lligli Class Dry-Goods AKD OBNTS' CLOTHIERS AND TAILORING MEBCHANT8, MAIN STREET ^ .... BURLINGTON, N. C principle of domestic rights, and thus guar- Mrs. J. E. Lawrence and little daughter, antee to the American peojile the full and of Holland, Va., spent the past week at complete benefits to which they are hon- West Dormitory. Mrs. Lawrence has her estly entitled.” daughter. Miss Helen, and son. Henry, in College here. She returned to her home LOCALS AND PERSONALS. on Wednesday morning. —We regret that the cut of Mr. Mor- Jliss Annie Ue Clymer, of Greensboro, gan was not received. N. C., was the guest of her sister. Miss Mr. W. A. Dalrymble of Broadway, N. Thelma, Saturday and Sunday past. C., visited his daughter. Miss Lillie, of the ^^’ollege. ANAEMIC VOCABULARY. Among the alumni who visited the Col- Two attractive-looking young men— lege during the past week were Messrs. both Freshmen—met on the campus. M. \\. McPherson (’11), \\. L. Ander- “Oongratulations, Victor! I just son (’12), E. T. Hines (11), G. C. Dav- heard,” said one of them in the voice of idson (04), D. M. Davidson (05), and a refined person. Miss Macie Farmer (’10). The Messrs. “Thanks, ever so much, Jimmie Lee. Davidson were accompanied by their wives. Who told you?” Miss Kathleen Brothers of Suffolk, Va., “Slocum Van Miller. It’s grand, son student of the College, has gone home to —simply grand! I’m so glad for you! join a i>arty of friends for a sojourn in When were you engaged?” Washington, 1). (\, during the inaugura- “Christmas.” tion. She will return to College on Thurs- “That’s fine, Victor! How many day next. others?” Messrs. J. C. Paisley and V. P. Heat- “Only four,” with becoming modesty, wole will be present at this most notable “You don’t say! That’s simply swell, ceremony also. Victor! It certainly is just grand.” Miss Thelma Clymer is entertaining her “I think so, too.” room mate at home in Greensboro this “Yes, it’s dandy—perfectly dandy! I week-end. Miss Ethel Barrett, of Dayton, don’t know that bunch very well, except Ohio, is the fortunate one. Fred Myrick. ” Hon. A. Wayland Cook, of Greensboro, “Fred Myrick! I’m not engaged Del- N. C., who was one of the committee on ta. ” award for the Clio Entertainment, was the ‘You’re not? What then?” guest of Prof. W. P. Lawrence while here. “Sigma, of course.” Miss Vivian Huffman of Burlington, N. “Victor! 'W'liy, that’s grand—simjply C., was with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. grand! Coongratulations, son! That’s J. P. Huffman, for the week-end. certainly fine!” ELON COLLEGE-CO-EDUCATIONAL Situated in the delightful hill country of North Carolina. With all of the ad vantages and none of the disadvantages of city life. Diploma from Elon admits without examination to the Graduate Departments in leading universities. In addition to the REGULAR COLLEGE COURSES, the following Departments are maintained: PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT—Prepares young men and young womea for the Freshman class at Elon, or else where. MUSIC DEPARTMENT—Piano, Voice, Pipe Organ, Violin, Brass Instru ments. EXPRESSION DEPARTMENT—Elocution and Physical culture. ART DEPARTMENT—Oil Painting, Water Colors, Pastel, Crayon, China Painting, Public School Drawing, Mechanical Drawing, Etc. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT—An ideal Business Course, combining educa tion culture, and special training. NORMAL DEPARTMENT—A three years briefer course leading to the L, I. degree. Also special term each year, A pril and May. Good equipment and modern conveniences. Building heated by steam, lighted by electricity, furnished with water and baths. Expenses moderate, from $132 to $187 per session of ten months. Write for catalogue showing terms and work in detail. PRESIDENT W. A. HARPER, ELON COLLEGE, N. 0. People’s House Furnishing Company. HIGH POINT, N. C. WholngaJe and Retail House Furnishers and Jobbers. MANTLES GRATES. TILE, A SPECIALTY FREEMAN DRUG COMPANY Furlingtcn, North Carolina 'ire the leaders in Drugs, Chem cals and Toilet Articles. CAREFUT. ATTENTION TO MAH. ORDERS. “I thought you knew it was Sigma.” by thoughtful citizens in every State of “No; Slocum said Delta. Sq it’s Sig- the Union. It is national in spirit, author- ma. TlMt's simply swell, son—no inis- itative in its articles alike of current edu- take! They're such an intellectual bunch! cational opinion and of news, and covers It's dandy, Victor— perfectly dandy! So all grades of education from kindergar- glad for you, son!—so glad! It’s certain- ten to university, and interesting to read, ly swell!'’ $1.25 a year, ten issues. Then they parted. What W’ould lie SCHOOL JOURNAL PUB. CO., INC., have done if he had had to congratulate 31 East 37th Street, New York. •Victor once more? Send for sample copy. SOCIALLY SPEAKING. RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS The grrls of the art class entertained Our hearts have been made glad, since the lady teachers in honor of their teach- the last write-up for the Weekly, by er^ Miss Eula Long, at a six o’clock seeing many souls being born into the chafing dish dinner, Wednesday, Febru- kingdom of God. Many of our prayers ary 26. The girls showed their artistic have been answered. 'Did you ever rea- taste in the elaborate decorations, the Uze how merciful and good God is, es- eolor schemes being jlink and white. Car- pecially when we are in trouble and ask nations and potted plants were effective- him for help? ly used. The girls were smartly dressed, Mr. W. H. Neese led last Wednesday using pink and white chafing dish aprons evening, selecting his subject from the let- and caps. pgul wrote to Titus giving him ad- Among the carefully prepared dishes vice when t!ie latter was given charge of were shredded beef, eleh rarebit, French the church at Crete. The subject was fried potatoes, ham salad, date sandwiches, very appropriate for ministerial students pickles, olives, cheese sandwiches, hot to consider. Among the temp*tations tliat chocolate and fruit. The guests were fall to many of us the bridling of the graciously served by Misses Thompsie tongue is one of the greatest. Several Holland, Naomie Joyner , and Thelma hel)>ful ideas were expressed. The busi- Clymer. Every one present declared ness meeting shortened our time, so many that drawing wasn t the only art in which of us did not have an opportunity to ex- the girls are talented. press our ideas. Rev. J. F. Morgan is Those who were present were Misses leader for next meeting. Members, won’t Long, Barnes, Pitt, Clements, Holland, you come and help your meetings to Joyner, Lawrence, Ellis, Hall, Taylor, help you? C. S. Ruth Johnson, Lilian Johnson, Wicker, Y. M. C. A. Hinton, Cole, Price, Williams, Neville, Tlie meeting was led by Mr. W. C. fuller, Clymer, and Bagwell. Franks. His subject was **Purpose” and nearly every one in the Hall took FOR PROFESSIONAL TEACHERS |iirt. We enjoyed the presence and talks The School Journal, founded 1874, is a of several visitors among whom was representative magazine of American pro- Prof. E. T. Hines. The attendance was gressive education and is read by teach- above the average and many men who ers, by students preparing to teach, and are not regular attendants were present.
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