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milkliit' iiirtcninc again,'
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College
Calendar
MONDAY, ArniL 17
3:U'i) p. ni.; Daarball. Guilford
\H. Elon at Greensboro
Stadium.
7:00 p. m.: Ministerial meet
ing.
8:30 p- ni.: fiuiiford chuir,
Whitley Mcm'flal audl-
torium.
TltSDAV. APRIL 18
:::00 p. m.: Baseball, David
son vs. eion, at Burling
ton.
7:”>0 p. m.; Lion Sinjfcrs ff-
h«*ar>e.
Wr.DNESDAV. APRIL 19
10.»1 a. n».; (’bapcl.
p. m.: Phjiologian »nort-
inc.
Tin USDAV, APIUL iO
1:0() p. m : Maroon and Gold
H'.afI nifctnlj;.
7.1)0 p. m.: P*ilpJifUan m«ct-
inir.
KKIDAV. APRIL Zl.
Ifl;0(» a. m.: ( hapfl.
3:00 p. m.: Basvball,
P -int \5. fclpn at Klon.
7:U0 p. m.t thoir prAvtirc.
SATl'RDAV, APRIL ZZ.
::UI p. m.; Bav*baM. \^'akc
Forest vs. Klon, at Burhug-
ton.
SINDAV. APRIL 23.
IU.OJ a. m.: .Sunday school.
ll:t)0 a. m.: Monilng Horship.
Speaker, William Loui* Po-
_lo»t. -prcsidrut cmcrlluM (f
V\ itke I' orest.
6;ir> p. m ; Vc.sp**rs'.
MO.NOAV. APRIL 21
10:00 a. m.; Assfmbly.
Delta Upsilon Kappa Givedl'j,»|,j,,,, A_4
Banquet yCt^ W^C.
; ' Ncvpr a banquet luvll mor® £es-
; Dvc. nor a fca;t more elabOi'a'bo than
j this thR fourteentli banquet of the
[UelLa Upsilon Kappft.^Qrorlty.” This
I ccrtalnly . applied to . the banauet
I tcivcy by Ihf Delta U's on the Cvc-
nliiK o/ tlie 25th of March.
' C- A. hall, the scenb'of
. ihe feafii^waa beaiitlfuJly decoratcd
In the soFoiity colors,. greQn and
' white. The tables were arranged in
the fusloniary diamond shap« to
; carry out the Idea of the emblem.
, White roses and white candles
' were used.
i The banqiiei was Klven for the
(hurter members, who along with
[ Dr. and Mrs. 1, E. Smith. Miss
^ Mnidie Lee Walker, Mr. Walter La-
■ Lhaui, Mis:> Helen Chamblee. Mr.
, Hinton Roundtree. Dr. and Mrs. W.
S. Caddrlj. and Mrs. J. E. Rawls
^'^'Tre the lionor (iii*5i.s.
' Mis.'; EiiRcnia H'jyd. ihc lOkfitnia.s-
irr, presided at u heuutllully ap-
. polntf-cl Lal^le. MuMc was fitrnlshed
(throuijhouL fhe banquet by Joe Ed*
innnd.ions orcheHtni from Greem-
' boro.
I ■'riir proKiani was as follows:
;. Welccni?—F^iKonlH Doyd.
Toa.sl 10 charLpr jn&Hibers -Irene
0«rhlti.
Responsf-Mrs. MilLs Riddick,
Toast lo honor, liucst.s— Isabelle
I'iunne.
Uespon.sc-Mr.s. L E. Smith.
' Solo—Mif»s Helen* Chainbiee. ae-
'c nipunled by Mr. Williajn Cooper.
' Tap (lance—MIS.S Josepljine Baker.
Toast to new i,’irls~ Naomi Steed.
Rr.spon.se - Rcbecca Smith.
■ Tonsfc to, nicn-rRtfbecea'Constable/
Response — Richard Pteezp.- ' ’
Reading—Elmira SRhodea. :•
Toast.to Qld‘glr,l»u^MHbel fiaiTotlj.'
, Response—piafa 'Sharp; ' .'t
Sorqvltx .song awd yell' ■
Farewell-^ugenla- Boyd.
Those’ prtsGht 'Wcre as followft;
. Euge.hla Boyd,. ‘ PhlUljJ Rollins.
Mary Sue;RaWls,-E. L. MOfTlt, Jr.v
Lefffe Jones,' WUk& XjOwc. Kaoml
Steed, Japp RawKjElrtiUa Rhodes,
W. W. Kimball,'. Fi’aiices Chftrtdlcr,
PauI Brawley, frcini, OofJ^ltt. jLuther
Boyd. Rebcoca Cqiast'Rble; p.itfhard
Prceac, Martha Anderson, .^llllam
Cooper, Mablo Bai*ret^, Clifford
Jones, Fay-e Nichpla, Jack Ghand-^
ler, Isobelle t)unVic,-Bradshaw Hcl-
land, Rebcceji Smuji.. James Gonnpu,
Maxle CovJnjton. Sani B&mscyt
ClTristhie Yarborough, George
Ohftiidlej:, llazcl. Martin, . - Maa tin
HIM, Lucy Qaddell. Keriuath
Hughcfl. Miss Lila Newman,
Naonji Brady. Mr Rufus Abernath.y.
CUira Sharpr. Did; Caddell. Dr. and
Mrs J, B N^^\■tnan. IjOIs McAdams,
H. K. Bost, Margaret Mpfnt, Rob-,
ert Kimball, Mary Lee Foslcc
my Lee Poster. Margare-l Rowland,
Bello Wlekpv, Mr, and Mrs. E. R.
Lalne. Miss Louise Watkins, Mrs.
Star
WiiH Home
Runs Apiece
Brigg-g, Ch r-i s[t i-a n'
Hurl-er, Holds Losk's ;
■ to Six Bingles
ELON AHEAD OF
ITS OPPONENTS
- On .la.st TJuu-sds.V- aftcr-
Mlss afternoon the Efon nine jourr
neyed to High Poitit college,
whore it defeated the. Pan
thers in the aecond
HIGH SCHOOL jSUMMER SCHOOL
PROGRAM HELD; AT THE COLLEGE
Biographic
Notes
(By RAMSEY 1
■’What a night., wiiat a1
"iiat a moon—That a ccm-
■>n!"
;* ■ H'j.wcns! Is Uiat
00?:' • ■
fjle, I wa5,out with somf^ of I
PHILLIPS, MARY EDNA.
Edn?. hafl made her four year{> ev
Blon four years of progrew. She
has shown by her attitude in cl'ats
a spirit of work, Ml5s Phillips, al-
though not tsl«lng an active part*"!!!
the life.of the campus, has demon-
Alrafpri thflt. *he Lx alwota r^adv fft
F.lon Holds 'Get Arquainicd With
Ihc CoUefc Projrrams' With Ala
mance High Schools.
The high school teachers anti stu
dents. by ftttcnding the "get fvc-
quaintecl with the oollege i^io-
at Elon, have domonstraiod
tlieir' .spli-lL of cooperation. Tills
spirit, which the spirit of Ala
mance ccHjpty, |& the type that Elon
nepds to progress. ,
We hAve here In out* county an
institutipn of hi^er learning that
baAes its exi.^ejice on four strong
points: ‘ . . •
1. froedorr; of cdttc.ation- The
tj'pc of «(juc»Uon tliat is trutl; and
not propaganda. ■
2. Tlie building of .strohg cliar-
a^er and iG^er^hlp^ lutcrfttsed
crjcQ game of tho year, .
(By ARMACpST)
The Chi*lstians started , ofT wlllv
Hon.-y Pra,,e,. MaricUa Moo.., NC, .p“S
»r,ri (h„ hnnor In the thlrj lBhi.)B,t.W« •'bnt-
ting demon*’ credited |)i}»fe€jt with’
another h«mcr.- while fifth'
Inning Griffin' 'pounded the ball
over center Add for ^ liomcr. J'rom
then on the CjirisUah -uilno wept,
wild, hltUng praotlcaKy ©verytfilng
btjat .came over tho* plai«::, The
jlghth, Jnnlng.' witnessed five more'
runs for Elon. Miich put the game'
In the bap. , . • '
Briggs' ritohiiig OuUtandlng.
"fhe p;tching of Briggs-proy^d tpo
much for the Panthers'*a.s he'.Iveld
them to only «tx hltt.,besides ^ivlk*
ing out some eight mco. '
Spnter, and the honor guests.
Tlic waiters were Lawrence Tuck,
Drowery Chjuidler. Ernest Ask&w,
Bill Cox, Margaret Chandler,-Lillie
Kimball, Emmalinc Ra^ls, Nancy
CadQcll, Burija Vcasey, Ethel Rod-
gerfj,'Lo.ulse Duke, and Sara-Smith.
Se^f.ion'Thlb Summer Will Coittlnuc
Regular (JourRo Work; T«*ach*
crs Can Obtain Credits.
The high school graduates of
I93U are to be cOhSi*atuiatcd - on
thclr opportunity In having, a
clianrc ;to ijpgla early in college/ ,
Tlii» year Elon offers to^h'o hStfh
school eraiiuales a chance to get
an carly^iwL .Tnoae. wUo. are n
cpUcge now rcaUzt the y«lue .o£
iMglnnlng oarly and gctliSg, starts
ed .rlgJit., - ■ ' ■ *'
■Thi,students- of the' i6unty .u'lll
iind tWaL Elon suinmcr icsslon.caaV
.Qfler’io them maoyrcourscA. , Six
credUs 'cari^ obtainedi Wcli will,
count ci'r flje next year’g Work-r
clt.her^^re of clMwh,.c;., The
coiirses are; six weks 'long, aiid
The box £corc;
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Clark
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Newcome ...
Bi'iBgs
Mulligan ....
TotaLs” .....
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Willianvs- ^
McCani
Bi'yant
Patton
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