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Page i-Dur MAROON AND GOLD December i Greeting Cards We are now showing a very high grade line of engraved CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS Buy now and'avoid the eleventh hour rush. We offer a box of twelve 15c engraved cards for 98c J. S. White Drug Co. Elen’s Complete Drug Store ’Phone 68-12 Try a Hot Lunch at Our Sanitary Fountain Alamance Laundry& Dry Cleaners “WE DO IT BETTER” Phones 560 561 kinds of difficulties because be desired to co'ine straight with all that he had done for his love's sake. While all are to; be commended for the excellent way they rendered their parts, Chand ler was the probable star in the sketch. The sketch proved a clever hit and re ceived much applause. To conclude, J. Paul McKeill took his audience for a stroll into ‘‘spook- land.” Speaking on Superstition and Ghosts, he held the interest of his hearers at all times. With all lights out save the spotlight, which played on the speaker, the audience could not choose but get the ghost idea. Then at the final moment of the performance when he slipped through the curtains and was gone while all lights for a second were out, that familiar creepy feeling came stealing over the audi ence. LITERARY CAPTAIN “RED” JONES KICKS WINNING TALLY TO DEFEAT LENOIB-RHYNE (Continued from Page 1) by the Bears which accounted for noth ing. The score was as follows; Elon Po. Lenoir-Rhyne Branner le Winecoff Smith It Rumple Johnson Ig Rhyne Hardy c Detw'iler McCauley rg Steelman Efird rt Beam (Capt.) Zeigler re Kiser Yorkievitz qb Hodge Alexander hb Owl Coggins hb Holshouser Waggoner fb Jones Officials: Crawford (Davidson), re feree; Roper (Citadel), umpire; Shores (Maryville), headlinesman. BASKETBALL DOPE Psykaleons On last Monday evening at the regu lar time the Psykaleons held their meeting. After a short business ses sion it w'as voted that the program for the evening be postponed until next regular meeting in order that new mem bers might be in. Misses Johnny Sharp j and Rachael Johnston w’^ere initiated at this meeting and their names added to the following list of girls who join ed the society tw’^o weeks ago: Eliz abeth Carper, Rowland, N. C.; Irma Maniele, Summertield, N. C.; Alma Kim ball. Manson, N. C.; Moyd Fite. Char lotte; Ruth Ruston, Dover, Del.; Eugenia Grubb. Greensboro, N. C.; Mary Cox, Waverly. Va.; Lily Rae, Hillsboro, N. C.; Idell Jones, Sunbury, N. C.; Ruth Purser, Garner, N. C.; Ola Pitchford, Oxford. N. C.; Virginia Harden, Elon College, N. C.; Ruth Stephens, Ruffin. N. C. The Psykaleon society feels fortunate in getting these members and is very glad to see so many girls taking an interest in so ciety. They willi help a great deal, and it is hoped that the society will help them. Washington Cali Regular Dinner 40c Elon Students’ Center BURLINGTON, - . . j. Phone 4Q2 TROLLINGER Florist FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASlOlfj BURLINGTON, N. C. Clio J. BEVERLY DE SHAZO, M. D. • Skin Specialist Offices and Laboratory, Penney Build ing, Main Street Wednesdays and Simdays by Appoint ment BURLINGTON, N. C. DR. FRANK E. GILLIAM Dental Surgeon BURLINGTON, N. C. Phone: Office 992. We pay 5% Interest on Savings Accounts and Loan Money on the EASY Repayment Weekly or Monthly Plan. THE MORRIS PLAN INDUSTRIAL BANK Burlington, N. C. DID YOU MISS BREAK FAST? c OLLEGE OURT AFE The Student’s Center W. C. GILLIAM, Prop. CHRISTMAS CARDS —and— GIFTS Alamance Book & Stationery Co. Near Post Office BURLINGTON, N. C. SPORTING GOODS Team and Individual SPORTING GOODS DEPT. COBLE HARDWARE COMPANY GREENSBORO, N. C. Bill Stoner, ’23 “Get It At Acme’' Burlington’s Most Accommodating Druggists (Continued from i) year, Kelly, Goebel, and Bock. Beside the six letter men, Coach Walker will also have five of last year’s second team to call upon. Branner, McNeill, Fowler, F. Caddell. and Clark. Some of the new men who are ex pected to show up well are: Zeigler, Moser, Regan, R. Smith, H. Briggs, Hamrick. Yorkievitz, Walker, Cook and others. No’ doubt several men who are not now know'n as basketball play ers to the coach and students will be discovered after practice begins be- Vause more than forty men are expect ed to answer to the call as candi(lates for the varsity squad. IF YOU HAD $10,000 Acme Drug Co. Opposite Post Office DR. AMZI J. ELLINGTON Specialist Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Refraction BURLINGTON, N. C. If you were given a large sum of money, you would ask the advice of business men and try to think as clear ly as possible about the best way to invest it. Your powers of body, mind, and spirit really are a finer capital than any amount of riches. Are you considering what is the best way you can invest them? “X Ray.” DR. T. C. AMICK ATTENDS MEETING OF COLLEGES The Clio Literary Society diverted from its regular program in that it had nc debate. The program w^as made up entirely of literary topics. Mr. Robertson opened the program with a w'^ell thought out discussion on ‘ ‘ My Duty As An American Citizen.’^ Mr. R. E. Brittle discussed the apparent conflict between religion and science. He brought out the fact that there is no conflict between religion and sci- cnce, but that religion takes a thing as a fact while science seeks to prove it. Mr. Carrow. one of our new men, showed up exceptionally well. The judges pronounced him the best speaker OTi the entire program. He discussed the question of the success of our football team. Mr. Rodriquiez gave an interest ing report 'on the subject of Cliristmas in Cuba. Mr. “Chop Suey” Williams sems to have a knack for discovering old poems that tell of the good old days. Mr. Rakestraw and Mr. Gunn are two new men who made a decided impression on the society in their initial appearance on the pro'gram. Mr. Rake- straw gave his impressions of Elon, and Mr. Gunn gave his idea of the duties of a freshman. DR. J. B. NEWMAN Dentist Burlington, N. C. Office in the Fonville Buildinj Phone 422 DR. L. M. FOUSHE^ Dentist Office Over Freeman Drug Co, Burlington, N. C. Phone 2Q Day Phone 777—Night Phone 3)] C. A. LEA Taxi & U Drive It Co. Taxi Drivers C. A. Lea and D. L. Sytol SPECIALTIES LOCKS SPORTING GOODS BURLINGTON HARDWARE’ COMPANY CATES, LOWE & Cm[ Incorporated ; AMBULANCE SERVICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS (Continued from Pi^ge I) PHILOLOGIAN LITERARY SOCIETY STAGE ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT (Continued from Page 1) —“Bubbles” Womble!— Cupid has another victim—Red Cope land—and another, Mabel Alexander. pretation of the sto*ry. It was, in fact very realistic. E. M. Chandler. E. F. Knight, M. A. Nethery, C. P. Thompson and J. E Watts were principals in a sketch, “Swimming Pools.'’ The action took place around a typical camp fire and represents a tramp who suddenly fell in love, told his fellow tramps about his experiences and then got into all December 2nd to' the fourth. He is scheduled to conduct three faculty con ferences for professors of the various institutions of Kentucky, dealing with the general problem of “Character Building in Colleges,” and to deliver an address to a mass meeting of pro fessors and students on Saturday eve ning, December 3rd, using as his sub ject at that time,. “Christ and the Col lege man.” Three peppy High School papers— “The Blue and Gray”—Statesville High School, Statesville, N. C, “The Echo”—Boyden High School Salisbury, N. C. “The Maury News”—Maury High School. Norfolk, Va. Attractive Foot ball Issue. Phllologians There are four Philologians who in all probability have appeared on the annual entertainment program of the Philologian Literary Society foT the last time. On Thanksgiving Day, No vember 24, 1927, these men were promi nent members of the program and were instrumental in making it the success that it really was. Nor does their w’orth to the society they represent end here. During the three and half years they have been at Elon they have, without exception, been of inestimable value to their society and have been loyal and worthy members. But now they are Seniors. While they yet have a brief literary career here, so far as the annual entertainment of their so ciety is concerned they have passed on. The society regrets to lose such splen did men from its active membership, but it is glad that they are sure to fill worthy places elsew'here. The men are: Paul G. Hook, Public program of Philologian Literary So-- ciety 1925-26-27. Philologian Com mencement Orator, 1927. Eugene Watts, Public program Philo logian Literary Society, 1924-’27. J. R. Walker, Public program Philo logian Literary Society, 1926-’27. J. Paul McNeill, Public program Philologian Literary Society. 1926-’27. Philologian Commencement Orator, 1927. Day Phone: 93 Night Phones: 429, 973-J, 382-J BURLINGTON, N. C. THE HOME BAKERY Bread, Cakes, Pies, Pastry Attention Given To Special Ord Front Street Phone !* BURLINGTON, N. C. We Invite Your Individual, Club, and Society Accounts Visit Our Modern Banking Hw* “Slats”; I believe I’ll change my name to Minutes Walker. Jim: What for? “Slats”: Well, they say minutes al ways pass. Courtesy—Reliability—Servic* at the Bank of Commcr(i BURLINGTON, - - -
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