September 9, 1925.
MAROON AND GOLD
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In Patent Leather
For Miss or Giri
Especially good for
school or general wear.
Well-made of patent
leather ; low, walking heel
with rubber tap. An ex
ceptional value at this low
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The
Student’s Tailor Shop
Of Course, Where I Get
E. V. PRICE
and
SCHAEFFER
Clothes
Expert Tailoring,
Cleaning and Pressing
CLUB RATES
Basement Alumni Building
MAROON AND GOU) VACANCIES
ABE FILIED AT A MEETING OF
THE JUNIOR CLASS TUESDAY
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creditaby fill the position to which he
hajs been elected.
Allen Walker was elected assistant
business manager and Paul Braxton
was elected assistant circulating man
ager on the Maroon and G-old staff.
An associate editor of the Phipsicli
was chosen to succeed J. E. Watts who
did not return to college this fall. li.
M. Hook was elected to this office. As
class president, intercollegiate and class
debater, and as a student, Mr. Hook
has won, the respect of those who elect
ed him to this impo’rtant office.
The class is glad to welcome into its
ranks several new members. It feels
sure that two very successful years of
college life lie ahead.
RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES
FOR COMINa YEAR ARE
OUTLINED SUNDAY NIGHT
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of the school and the^ coinnmnity. This
fact, definitely established, resulted in
plans which broiiglit about the present
system, where all of the organizations
liave a chance to be represented on the
council of the general organization.
Through this means it has been proved
that all of the various organizations
have a place on the Hill and that all
of tlieni can work in harmony. T)r.
Harper also pointed out the fact that
the activity of this same class was the
foundation upon: which rested the plans
which gave rise to the splendid build
ing which we have on oair campus to
take care of the activity of the religi
ous life of the campus.
The audience was tlien favored by a
violin so’lo from Miss Pauline Shoop.
As is customary, there was no applause
from the audience, but any one ac
quainted with audiences here at Elon
knows that approval was ojie Imudred
per cent strong.
The various heads of the organiza
tions, incorporated into the religious
activities organization, were then in
troduced, and had a few words to gay
respecting their departjnents, as fol
lows: Alma Sinith, Y. W. C. A.; G.
C. White, Suj)erinteudent Sunday
Sclioo'l; Lillie Horn, Christian Endeav
or; Ola King Cowling, Treasurer Religi
ous Activity Organization; F. I). Bal
lard, Y. M. C. A.
The audience was then favored with
a solo by Professor Velie, accompanied
by Mrs. Velie. This selection took its
place as one of the best numbers of
the entire program and proved to be a
fitting climax to a well planned, and
snappy program.
The benediction was jironouncod l»v
Dr. W. P. Lawrence.
STUDENT SERVICE UNION
OFFERS CONVENIENCES
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students have only to fix up their
laundiy, and the same shop will send
it out and return it to their rooms.
There are three pressing shops run by
students—^The College Pressing Club, in
East Dormitory, The Students’ Lunch,
down town, and tlie Students’ Tailor
Shop, in the basement of Alumni
Building.
And there is a still more convenient
type of service in the last named above.
Mr. T. N. Boone, of Burlington, has
made it possible for the Students’
Tailor Shop to offer everything in the
most up-to-date line of college men’s
furnishings and tailor made clothes,
such as E. V. Price and Schaeffer suits,
at most popular prices.
All of these businesses are owned
and managed by Elon students for the
express purpose of rendering better
service to other fellow students and to
aid themselves in getting an education.
We recommend all Elon students to
them and assure you that your patron
age will be appreciated.
Look for the advs. in the Maroon and
Gold and always tell them you saw ot
didn’t see their ad.
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“Greetings Elon Students”
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Dresses and Coats of Best Patterns.
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We Are Displaying! The New Fall Millinery
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BURLINGTON, N. C.
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Greetings !
Welcome! Elon students! To those re
turning, and those about to be initiated, we
extend our heartiest wishes for a successful
and pleasant school year.
Part of your pleasure will be in appropriate
apparel. There is a pleasing economy to the
better quality fabrics and styles you find here,
in this larger new store, in the Jefferson
Standard Building, at Greensboro.
DR. HENRY V. MURRAY
DENTIST
BURLINGTON, N. C.
Ofiice Phone 604 Residence Phone 769
School Supplies
Stationery, Books
Magazines.
Gift Shop
Alamance Book & Stationery Co.
East Davis St. Phone 899
Burlington, N. C.
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City Drug Company
ON THE CORNER
BURLINGTON, N. C.
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