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MAROON AND GOLD
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PRESCRIPTION
We filled ten times as many prescriptions in 1927 as we
did in the previous year. Your doctor will tell you that our
service is expert, and our prices are right.
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J. s. White Drug Co.
Elon’s Complete Drug Store
Phone 6812
Elon College, N. C.
DOMESTIC SCIENCE DEPT.
WAS HOSTESS TO BOAED OF
TRUSTEES AT BANQUET
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1928 IS A MORRISON-NEESE YEAR!
MORRISON-NEESE FURNITURE CO.
‘One of the South’s Wonderful Stores”
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Furniture
Draperies
Spring Clothing Event
Right now at the very start of the season, B. A. Sellars &
Sons are proud to announce an unrestricted
SALE OF ONE AND TWO PANT SUITS
Priced for immediate selection at
$25.00
In this spring’s popular colors of Blue, Plain and Striped
Oxford Grays, novelty shades of Grays and Tans.
Sellars Sons
Style Center Since 1884
BURLINGTON, N. C.
Clegg's Fashion Shop
ANNOUNCEMENT
A Kiddie Korner to be added to shop
that will furnish Coats, Dresses,
Lingerie and all Accessories, required
to make Kiddie Korner complete.
MISS MARGARET CLEGG
“Styles that Lead”
Phone 764
Burlington, N. C.
scntatives of student organizations, and
trustees together in a good fellowship
banquet.
After Dr. Fleming returned thanks,
Miss Carffline Powell gave a toast to
the Faculty, to which Prof. Barney
made a very appropriate response. Miss
Rosebud Kimball gave the toast to the
Board of Trustees, and Dr. E. L. Mof-
fitt re.spouded in a most fitting man-
ner.
Prof. Velie’s college quartette, coni-
posea of E. F. Rhodes. H. L. Barney,
C. J. Velie aud J. P. McNeil, entertain
ed the banqueters by two choice selec
tions Tlieu the entire assembly was
led in another college song. “Praises
Elon Uiito Thee.’'
After the remarks, the Domestic Sci
ence Department appeared en masse,
and Dr. Harper introduced them as
such, praising them very highly for their
fine work in preparing an excellent
repast. The instructor of this depart
ment, Miss Sue Eaine. responded, ex
pressing her appreciation for being per
mitted to serve tlie Board of Trustees,
P'aculty. and students at the banquet.
In co'nclusion, every one joined in
singing the college song, “Here’s to
Dear Old Elon.”
The student! body was very happy to
see among those present Mr. P. J.
Carlton and his brother, Luther, two
men who have meant much to Elon.
Two former President of the College
were a.lso present: Dr. W. W, Staley
and Dr. E. L. Moffitt.
ELON BATTLED WILLIAM AND
MARY TO CLOSE SCORE
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first half. This considerably weakened
the Christian team. At the end of the
first half, the score stood 21 to 15 in
favor of Elon.
As the Virginians began to forge
ahead in the second half, the play be
came rather rough and the accurate
foul shooting of the visitors gave them
the winning percentage. Of their total
score of 35 points, 15 points were scored
on foul shots.
Hamrick, lightning guard for Elon,
was the shining light and played one
of the best games of his career. He
was a high scorer, ringing up 14 of
Elon’s 28 points.
history OF THE CLASS OF ’30
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and Faculty meii^b^iiT'This gave every
one a chance to become acquainted.
When the ‘Sophs’ arrived our super
iority dropped to the lowest ebb, when
they soon proved to us that the ‘ ‘ 29
paddle and the Buck ‘3’ Club were
prominent factors in Elon.
November 2 was a national election
day, and with it came the organization
of the high-spirited class of ’30 ‘Jake’
Messersmith was elected president;
Alma Kimball, vic-pres.; Nancy Lin
coln, secretary, and D. P. Barrett. Jr.,
treasurer.
The Numeral, ’30 was placed on the
college tank to shine for the glory of
the class; but it was soon swept away,
and with it went a noble head of hair.
Two of. the most significant boys’
clubs are: ‘The Stuck Up’, and ‘The
Water Throwing Association;—These
clubs keep the boys well refreshed and
alert.
In athletics we play a great part. We
have two football, two basketball, and
three baseball men, to represent the
varsity team—our year being very suc
cessful; and with great hopes for the
coming year, we elected ‘ Lefty ’ Briggs
to guide our class through the coming
year.
The new college year opened with
several of oui* class missing, but others
came in to take their place, and our
‘Purple and Gold’ is flying high with
its followers striving hard to attain
the highest ideals of life.
September 25 we gave the ‘Freshies’
a, warm and hearty welcome tff our
kingdom, but on account of restrictions
the Buck ‘3’ Club, and the ’30 paddle
were silent.
Some of the Freshmen placed their
’31 on the college tank, but it was soon
replaced by ’30. The ’31 supporters
were so grieved that they lost their
hair.
The class is still representing the col
lege w-ell in athletics and other activi
ties. Kay Moses and Clyde Poushee
are on the Maroon and Gold staff. They
are also representatives on the Inter
collegiate debating club.
The clacc of ’30 is pressing forward,
under the ‘Purple and Gold’ to attain
the highest achievement. Our greatest
desire is to blaze forth a trail that
other students may safely follow.
BUSINESS CLUB HELD
ITS SECOND MEETING
Washington Cafe
Regular Dinner 40c
Elon Students’ Center
BURLINGTON, - . .
Phone 492
CITY BARBER SHOP
Five First Class Bathers.
College Work a Specialty.
BURLINGTON, . - . . . „
DR. L. M. FOUSHEE
Dentist
Office Over Freeman Drug Co
Burlington, N. C.
Phone 29
CATES, LOWE & CHHI
Incorporated
AMBUJ.ANCE SERVICE
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Miss Savage (in a crowded street ear,
to Miss Fisher): “I wish that good
looking gentleman would give me his
seat.”
Five men got up.
“Because she believes all she'is told
does not make a girl a Belle.”
Day Phone: 93
Night Phones: 429, 973-J, 382-J
BURLINGTON, N. C.
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Day Phone 777—Night Phone 3))
C. A. LEA
Taxi & U Drive It Co.
Taxi Drivers
C. A. Lea and D. L. Sykes
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Skinner, Secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce of Burlington, who spoke on
“Credit and What it Signifies.”
The students of Business Administra
tion are becoming more enthusiastic and
are looking forward witli keen anticipa
tion to the next lecture. These lectures
are showing to the students that a great
deal of practical knowledge is neces
sary before going out into the business
world to make a success, and are con
tributing much to* the value of the
course.
RADIO
HARDWARE
SPORTING GOODS
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GREENSBORO, N. C,
“The Carolinas’ Greatest
Hardware House”
THE HOME BAKERY
COLUMBIA
NEW PROCESS RECORDS
Made the New Way—Electrically
HEAR THEM TODAY
M. B. S M I T H
DR. J. B. NEWMAN
Dentist
Burlington, N. C.
Office in the Fonville Building
Phone 422
J. BEVEELY DESHAZO, M. D.
Skin Specialist
Offices and Laboratory, Penney Bnild-
ing, Main Street
Wednesdays and Sundays by Appoint
ment
BUELINQTON, N. C.
Alamance Laundry & Dry Cleaners
WE DO IT BETTER”
Phones
Bread, Cakes, Pies, Pastry
Attention Given To Special Orders
Front Street
BURLINGTON, N. 0.
DR. FRANK E. GILLIAM
Dental Surgeon
BURLINGTON, N. C.
Phone: Oflfice 992.
A. D. Pate & (>•
PRINTERS
Telephone 216
Corner Davis & Worth
BURLINGTON, N.C