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THE MAR003V AND GOI;D
!=ATTJRDAY, MARCH 7, 1936.
All-lntramural Combination
SeleSled By Team Captains
Managers and Goaclies Name
Ail Star Cluli
\Vulil).iyU’iN anti I'klilors riiuv Two
Oil Tkiiii For Maroon
And (iold
111*' closinjj of tho intra- [
iiiu.-.il !;.iue Moondiiy night bc-
lu'O 'ii till' Wallliu .liT.s and the Ki!-
itoi:;, vvit-'i the latter wiiinliiK the
Ka,ni(“ hy llie .secjie of 21) to L’C we
would like to submit the All In-
trurnur.il liasketball Team. 'I'his-
team was ]>ieked by the coaches
and- maiia.'.rer.-i of the variouM in-
tei'inuial basketball teams fur the
Maroon and (lold. The fii.'.t team
composed of John Collyer and
\V. W'. Kimball fcjrwai’ds, Abbitt
center. Day and r.iilloek guards.
This team was picked almost unan
imously by all of the coache.;.
The ,secon(t teaim was composed of
Ben I.,ilieii and .\lex I.,irel)erp:er,
forwards, Uusty Jones, centei-,
Amos Shelton anid Doc White,
auards.
This is the first All Inte.niu-a.
Te.-.ms ijicked at i-JIun, as tl.i;; i-
tho first year that any intermural
^;port;j have been jjlayed in the
»-i>;leKe. It is expected that intor-
mural athletics will be continued
on the athletic program at this
college.
Interest ihas been very high
throughout the year. Four games
have played' each week since the
first of January. Excellent cooper
ation has been shown by both the
players and student body in put
ting across with due success and
enthusiasm, Interrnural spcrts.
High score for the league was
'■Uuggs” Collyer with lUV point;..
The most points per game goes
to, James Day with 2S points i^i
one game.
liunners up for high score w.-re
Day, Kimball, Shelton, Uneberger
and White.
1)1!. J. II. HTHDI.K
W
Above is the picture of Dr. J.
ilurdle, a former c.tudent of
EIoii ('o!l( ge v> ho d-ied suddenly
las; week. lie was succes-ful as
' di ir.ist and wa.-i a leader in the
ctlv.tie:; r f his community.
STIDEXT.S AND F.VCUJ/rV
UR(ilCI) TO TK.\DE WITH
ADVERTISERS l.V iWPEK
It would be impossible for the
Ltud'Snt body to publish Maroon
end Gold Weekly without the ad
vertisements it carries. The stud
ent;; and faculty should realize
this and make it a point to trail'a
with those carrying ads. with us.
When mal.ing a purchase, men
tion the ad you saw in Maroon
and Gold.
Many of the merchants in th-'^
section h:.ve been offered space
to advertise with us and refu-ed
to do no, saying that they would
get tho trade anyway. lie loyal t>
our paper and help the Stalt to
ir.akc it better each week.
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While Reading
ITIIS PIJSASE BEAR IN
MIND, WHEN MISS THl’R-
srox SEi/Et"rs an even
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lOl S CULORINC; V O M-
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FASHION, TO MAKE VOl’R
SOCIAL AI‘POINTAilCNT
t)NE OF G A i !■; r V AN1>
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UrilLINGTON. N. C.
CopyriKht. li>36. K. J. Heyiolda Tob. Cu., Wioaton-.'^alem, N. G.
For Digestion’s Sake — smoke Camels
"Hurry— hurry— hurry” seems to be
the order of the day. People get
caught in the lockstep of modern
life. Tension finds the weak spot,
so often—digestion. Smoking
Camels improves digestion... wards
off the consequences cf hurried,
nervous living. Camels gently stimu-
THERE’S AN OLD
COLLEGE SAYING
that it’s a great life if
you don’t weaken! The
demands on time and
strength are endless.
Digestive upsets are
a frequent result! So
smoke Camels for the
sakeofgood digestion.
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Smoking Camel Cigarettes Aids in Assuring
Natural Digestive Action
late digestive action. They promote
the feeling of well-being and good
cheer so necessary to the proper as
similation of food.
In a word. Camels set you right!
And, in smoking Camels for diges
tion’s sake, you may enter a whole
new world of smoking pleasure.
THE FAMOUS GOLD COAST DINING
ROOM {above) at the Drake Hotel in
Chicago. Here the fragrant, delicate smoke
of Camels rises while Erik, famous maitre
d’hotel, watches alerdy over all to see that
no wish goes unsatisfied. "So many of our
guests smoke Camels,” Erik says, "for they
have found that choice tobaccos add to the
pleasure of the meal. Camels are tremen
dously popular —a leading favorite here.”
TUNE IN!
Camel Caravan with
Walter O’Keefe, Deane
Janis, Ted Ilusing, Glen
Gray and the Casa Loma
Orchestra
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Tuesday and Thursday —
9p.m. li.S.T., 8p.m. C.S.T.,
9:30 p. m. M. S. T., 8:30
p.m. P. S.T.-ovcrV7ABC
Columbia Network
MAEL GOES THROUGH!
It's often a struggle for F. B.
Fowler on Star Route No.
1392, Maine. "It’s eat-and
run with me,” he says, " but
I always top off with Camels.
Camels are good for di
gestion—help along the
natural processes —and cer
tainly have a great flavor!”
HARD HITTER. Jane Sharp
tennis champion, plays a
smashing game that carries
her to the limits of exhaus
tion—often makes digestion
a real problem. "Smoking
Camels,” she says, "tnakes
food taste better—helps me
to digest my meal. And
Camels taste grand!'
COSTLIER
'flnet-, liitORC
TOBACCOS-Turkic and
other popular brand