North Carolina Newspapers

1 April 14, 1922 makoon and gold LOTTA JDNK BY CANALL -Soc^tos” Bniney has been saving his n.oney to buy a Ford after he grad- vates, but h.s p ans have been upset. H.s wife began eating Eskin.o pies and he has lost all hope of getting the Ford. Tough luck, we call it. Have you seen the .‘Rabbit Twins- in aotionf Chatham and Jaek have j„st decJed to stop all baseballs that come their direction. None shall be hit over ther^r heads; but they resolve to hit them over the enemv’s heads. Co,ne on, “.Kabbits/' show us your speed. ****** We congratulate H. C. Hainer in winning «rst place in the half mile race with State last Satur.lay. It shows the fight and spirit that we knew were there. Atta boy, Haiiier, strut tliat ****** At last the Freshmen have come into their own. That was a noble victorv in the class track meet. Captain Graham, you handled your men like a veteran Don’t stop here, but get out and help bring victory against the other colleges. An will look good on your sweater. ****** “Hey, Slats!” Cut it out. What are you trying to do? Until lately lasket-ball has been your only sport. Not long ago didn’t we see you playing CrOfl? f J H ****** .attention, students! There is something radically wrong with our “pep.” If you have something on your minds, forget it. Go out to the field and yell hard. Remember the team needs your support. All the world hates a quitter. ****** Seba High and J. N. Denton deserve special mention for having the best decorated room in the Alumni building. ****** Have you bought your ticket yet? Have been requested to announce that the tickets for the Guilford game are on sale at the College Store. Don’t trowd, avoid the rush, get yours early. dr. j. V. DICK Oflice Over Gibsonvilie Drug Co Gibsonville, N. C. Residence Phone 34 Three JEFFCOAT & JEFFCOAT Chiropractors MEBANE, GIBSONVILLE AND BURLINGTON Office Phone 680 Office Hours: 10 to 12 A.M.; 2 to 4 P.M. Alonday, Wednesday and Friday 7 to 8 P. M. db. r. m. morrow Dentist BURLINGTON, N. C. DR. J. H. BROOKS Surgeon Dentist FOSTER BUILDING, BURLINGTON NORTH CAROLINA As the oIl saying goes, ‘'Everyone makes a mistake once in a while.” We are glad to note that ‘‘Jimmie” and Ruth have decided it doesn’t pay to be fiiemies. Just been iliscovered! Rev. Clem believes in preparedness. Last Wednes day afternoon he was seen sporting a straw lid on the campus. It’s a little early, “Preacher,” that’s exactly the way we feel; but don’t let Uncle George’s cows see you. Although there seems to be a lack of pep on the campus, the girls from Ihe Ladies’ Hall are exonerated from any blame. They attend the games m a body, and spill loads of pep. It would be well for the rest of us to follow j the example they have set. PEACE CONTEST TO BE HELD AT BURLINGTON Cily Planning to Greet Contestants- Event to Take Place April 21 INSPIRING TALK OJM SOUTH AMERICA BY B. A. SHUMAN Secretary Conies at Request of Y. M. C. A. Cabinet—Gives Details of Work Burlington, April 14.—Upon decis ion of the committee in charge of ar- I’angements, Burlington is to be the scene of eighth annual North Carolina State Intercollegiate Peace Contest, which will be held on April 21. Exten sive preparations are being made for greeting those who participate in this Pontest. It is expected that each of the seven colleges of the state will en ter contestants, and that the .Munici- Pil theater here will resound w'ith the youthful arguments for perpetual peace. Dr. F. S. Blair, w^ho is state manager, will accept applications for entrance from colleges of tlie state up until the it has been announced. All appli cations should be addressed to Dr. Blair Guilfrod College, N. C., before that date. 1 ^PA PSIS ENTERTAIN LENOIR DEBATING TEAM (Continued from page 1) Wore the club. O. C. Johnson favor- those present with a quaint old solo ^hieh he is so fond. Mr. Johnson has something of the sort to contribute to the general fund of hu- Mr. Ryan and Mr. Norris gave the club food. several good bits of laughing- Mr. B. A. Shuman, General Secretary of the Young Men’s Christian Associa tion in Buenos Aires, spoke to the stu dents and faculty in the auditorium Tuesday morning. Mr. Shuman spoke on “South Amer ica, the Country of Opportunity.” The speaker brought to his auditors stories of the life of a “Y” worker in the great countries of South America. There were many interesting details of the working of the Association in Buenos Aires. Mr. Shuman stated that their building in that great city aceommo' dateil 2,500 men and that there w'as a membership of 4,000. There are five secretaries from the United States and twenty-five native secretaries carry ing on this great work. It was inspiring to hear the great message that Mr. Shuman delivered. He is an able man as indicated by the powerful influence he has had in spread ing the gospel of the spirit, mind and body among the peoples of our neigh boring continent. ^ Mr. Shuman came at the request of the Y. M. C. A. cabinet, to whom he spoke some time ago. CHARLES w. McPherson, m. d. Eye, Ear, Nose, Tliroat orricE OVEE city dbug stoee Office Hours: 9;00 a. m. to 1;00 p. m. and 2:00 to 5:00 p. m. Phones; Residence 153; Office 6^J BTJELINGTON, NOETH OAEOLINA WELCOME, ELON STUDENTS We invite you to use our bank while in Elon. Money in your room is not safe. Deposit it with us and pay by check. ELON BANKING & TRUST COMPANY INSUBB YOUK LIFE’ AND PROPERTY WITH US Lend Jour Money Through Us SEE US FOR HOMES Standard Realty CS, Security Co. n. E. rONVILLE Mgr. Ins. & Loans BUELINGTON, N. C. 0. 0. rONVILLE Mgr. Eeal Estate J DR. HENRY V. MURRAY Dentist bublington, n. c, OFFICE PHONE 604 RESIDENCE, 769 W Let It Be T. N. BOONE Burlington, N. C. WHEN IN GEEENSBOEO EAT AT THE BROADWAY CATE WE HAVE IT! Quality and Service We want you to get your share. The razor is always sharp. The clippers never pull. The shears never slip. Massages hand or electric. Shampoos, any kind but bad ones—and Tonics, the world’s best. WHERE? CITY BARBER SHOP J. H. Dollar G. A. Pearce Prof. Powell (on Sunday school class) —Mary Nell, can you tell me who the Those present besiile the regular club at the time of our "■embers were Professor N. F. Brau who acted as president of the fbate; Professor W. J. Gotten, who ^'38 time-keeper; Messrs. H. J. Ryan Jeff L. Norris, the Lenoir repre- ^Dtatives, who were the guests of iionor. knew a girl so modest that I ® abBolutely refused to do improper '^ction8.-Queens Blues. lesson today? Mary Nell—Jehovah. dr. G. EUGENE HOLT Osteopathic Physician 21-22-23 First Nat. Bank Bldg. Burlington, N. C. Phones: Office 305; Res. 396-W ELON COLLEGE ALMA MATER For Full Particulars Address President W. A. Harper Elon College. N. C. Clegg’s fashion Shop BEGINS MONDAY TO EXHIBIT New Creations in Easter Millinery—New Arrivals in Frocks and Wraps ^ 4. MARGARET CLEGG Front Street Burlington, N. C. WE SPECIAIiIZE IN S-H-O-E-S FOE COLLEaE STUDENTS MONTGOMERY-JOHNSTON COMPANY Burlington, North Carolina (Near Post-Office) S. W. CADDELL, M. D. Elon College, N. C. Telephone 68-11 WE STRIVE TO PLEASE YOU We are agents for Trollinger’s Flowers I,AMBETH’S CASH & CARRY ELON COLLEGE PHARMACY | ^Prescription T)ruggists EVERYTHING IN DRUGS § CIGARS AND SODAS TELEPHONE 68 12 J Well Thank You and You’ll Thank Us If You Buy Your Shoes Here' WE SELL GOOD SHOES Ve Fli YOUE FEET WE PEIOE THEM EIGHT WHERE A DOLLAR DOES FULL DUTY Dry Goods and Fancy Groceries w. V. HUfPINES & BRO. elon college, n. c. FELLOW STUDENTS: Have you considered the importance of Life Insurance? The Jefferson Stand ard is offering some very attractive policies. Let me talk them over with you. I. O. HAUSER, Agent Every cent of profit from The College Store goes for athletics. SMk Hose and Hair Nets for the Girls at The College Store. I