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VOLl'ME XI
ELON COLLEUii. N. U tKIDAY. APRIL 18. 193*
M'MHER I
Annual Banquet Is Held jTwelve Students 'Hatcher Story Is Elected President
- Are Rcccived Into Qf Student Body For Coming Season
By Alpha Pi Delta Frat rcanr S1.Z«,,
Large Number Attend
For Colorful Affair
UctirinfT Kdltor
On
M:iiih L’ll tl'.' A'pha I'i
Ki;i'.>'inity I i lil i!
(i; ;,!iiiii;il liiiiuiuii at lln- ll.'lv-'i
I'c n 111 in liiii'ii-lio;-.!.
K;n. i-.il l>y l>r>''i'!u«- I'f
ii.ir.y f.'ii fimii tho i. l-
I. );.' un.: siii Ti'iiMili;.*: '•■i ril' iy,
ji. wfll ii" iiKiiiy al»mi:i. Iho
:• if the I'l ati'i nity an 1
their parsed thi’ir fvcii-
iiiif ill I * l> cnjoynu'Mt, aiiU'il ami
a!.etiel I'V >'« J«*lightful dinner
|n‘|Mire*l li.v the manairemeiit of
the Kintr Cott.'n Htitel.
The spiirklinK wit anil inimit-
al,le manner of Charlie Garrisi.n.
«h i aiti'd H.1 tiiastmaster. made
eveniine feel thiirouKlily
east. The toasts. Jthose inilis-
pen'alile adjuncts tci any l>ani|uet,
left everyone fairly gaspintr "ith
liiuirhter as memlHT after member
anil contribute.!
Iheir bit til the ueneral ttood time.
SeUv ti ns by Dr. and Mrs. Ci I-
II,IS. .Mi'.s Sara" Virginia H'>ok.
and Jami- I’arker added the spiee
„f entertainment neiessary to fla
vor |>erfectly the whole evening,
and it "as viith sincere regret
that «e saw Mr. Sloan arise to
bid us all good night and express
the wish that we would all be
back ne.xt year.
' Niilli'iial ll*'n«rPf> ^.ttiely 3'or
.'lneij‘1 .''*-irnee.s Take^ ii’ I'inht
J Seniors and Four Juniors Krnm
Klon ( t liege.
I'lu
ItEST (*K i.n h
Hie and t.OI.I)
uill be published Ihe remain
der of this \e:ir under Ihe
direiiioii and super\i'ioii nf
tbe n.-« l>-i lecled edit o r.
I .» leii. . t . l arn H. an.I bi'
'laM,
Mr. I'airell is iiio"! cap.able
. r niaklni; Ihe M.\KtU»N and
.*>1,11 a paper . one
Ib.'lt vou ..[litb'lll' >^ill .ill be
pioud of.
.\s ni> I'are-.xell lei me uiue
>ou students lo gixe I'arrell
>i:ur I«>»1 and earne'l sup-
port. It lakes the eooperu-
tion of each and e'ery stu
dent lo publish a weekly
pa|H'r here on Klon College
campus.
HKST OP I.K K lo >ou
Kdilor Farrell. .May nil your
headaches Ik* more pleasant
and fewer than mine.
Ilernard l.ilien. Kdilor
New Kditor
BERNARI) l.ll.IKN
Shown ahove in Hernnrd
Lilien who, with thU issue, con
cludes a year of faithful service
a! editor of the M:iro»n and
(^Id.
Es^y Contest Goes
Into The Final Month
Less than a month norw remains
before the final closing date of the
essay competit on for college and
uni«riity students on “How Ad-
vvrtisiug Benifits the Con»um«r .
This competition, sponsored by
Adveitising Age, The National
Newspaper of .fl|dyertising, Chica
go, calls for essajs of not more
than 1.000 words on this subject,
and offers a toUl of »600 in cash
priies, plus an all-expense trip
Girls Athletic Group
To Sponsor Play Day
High School GirU of Alamance
County Are Invited to Attend
Recreation Day Program at
College.
'» r,' *.j II.
V \vu llu' I t'i tl ! .
;»!iaitjinK lii-tm tivin in !hf .-fi i .i
1'llowiii>r tin* iiiitioiiuj
It which i.' lu l.i f.ti li spring'.
n .l> iipj.fjv Li>.'nu n are t*li>rible
11' I i!iO SOI ifiy. Of tlu' V2 nwrn-
luT- from KIcmi. I’itrlil art* nu*m-
of thv Jas.«« whilo !'-ur
a»f .luiiiurs.
'r!u‘ fi>n!pU*le l:st vf I'il'Mi >tii-
tli-nts \\)i" wen- rocoKiiit oj)
in llu‘ S H ivly fi.llow : Muiyairl
I ( has II. Lunibvr llritiK^*;
Klxvil lUiiiintrt 'ti* J''lni ] ~
ctah li Miicr iJreensboio; \\ Ai Commercial CluD Has
fonzo iJr.s^om. Heiui^rnon: Mis.'* . *> • i i o •
Florence Kivette. t:il,sar.ville; tlljOyabie SCneS
Woi'ilrow U . I’ilaiid. Siiffiilk, Va,;
Miss IJlanche Wagoiiei. Br^'wn |j4.„^„nslrallons. and .\c-
Summitt; and Miss hloise Jones. Practice Work (Jets
Woodleigh. seniors; and .Mi.ss \ir-|
giiiia Conyes. Ossining, N.
Miss .Mary Nell Kaves.: Harold
H. Hilburn. Fayetteville; and
Charles Kernodle. Klon College.]
juniors.
I..V\VIIF.N( K FAKUKI.I.
I*itlurel aho'c i> l.awrt*»uo
Farrell who has hern cletie! as
editor of the Muhmmi and (iold
next ^ear.
■ I
Students Acquainted \\ith llu^i-
ness \\ ork.
The (‘ommertial Club has been
enjoying many varied experienie.-i
recently. Each spring a .series uf
lectures aiul tlemonslratioiis, by
business men and women of out-
— » 'Standing orKaniratiun.s are pre-
.Onfe'Act Radio Drama •“ “■*
Elon Players Present
Local Debaters Finish
Retunis Announced
In Spring Election
l.awieni*e t ameron is fho^eii
I*ie~idenl • f Student Sinale aM«i
Seuiur I'la*-. for o
ill;; Hitioi'*.
tn !u:i: *n in;i;s n \m.
Il.-i'' -I. 1 I
\ ,t.. I .4' !h «• !l lit!’ .1 .1' : ' ‘•.’■I
1.1 *1.1- I i :i I 'I-
! v'l* f. r tbf > «• Itev’-
Jnllnu 111*' antj;;;il sprili .' rle -
li II.* hi-M i'U tbr «an)pu«.
Storx. .1 nn'mbcr "f the .i.irii *r
» la.s this ye.ir. bren 'tie of
jtlio Irailin^r 'tud«-nt »-n llu* i«ni-
|Mis aii«! lia.-i attaiiM‘«t a bijrh .'vli
l.i.'lit '•t.auliiiL'. I..IVX r»-n« e Came
« tl. «>t nl vi.i. u.K '^eUvtfil a-«
of the 'ti.«lent .MMialt-.
’iun*s sl.hieiH ^fwrnmeiit b"dy,
aii.i also a> pie>iili-iU of the -eni "
ila-s f'T two ■'iitslan»linu h'*ni>r*;
wbib- l..i'M'enrr Kanell. Abrnleen.
wa'* hanuMl niit t oI tlte M.iroon
•tiul V * *• I'oMt'v'*' \\»‘»*kly. allil
liar li» llilbiiin. Kayelte\ !lle. w.i'
seUs le.J as eilitor of the rhip.sicli.
r*l!e^re annual. f"r other ma,i*tr
. . ffire-i. ‘
In aililiti ‘n I • l!»e ab«»\e n »nusl,
j*ther officers sebn-ted in the
\ » A* ' 'j.’ ^rcneral electi-n were William T.
fine Years Activityjone.^. HuHand. Va.. pres.dent of
I the junior i lass; Jai k Neese.
Elon Debating Club ( oncludes Keidsville, president of the sopho-
Seaaon With Five Wins Out of more class; Tommy W illiani-. Au-
Ten in (Jrand Kast Tourney. Itryville, vice-president of the
[senior class; Galloway Walker,
Klon college's debating team. Altamahaw. vice-president of the
uniler the coaching of Or. French., junior class; and J. 0. Odom. Mce-
coni hided its debating season it president of the sophmore class.
Tournament. Ike Fesmire. of (Jreensboro. was
The Girl's Athletic Association Group Portrays lU^o Act
of Elon College is ,«i>onsoring a
Play Day, Saturday, April 17. at
10 o’clock at the college. E^ch
high school of Alamance County
is invited to send any number of
juniors or seniors — preference
Tillmanns. Bridge
Vv !of modern officj' supplies
Performance Behind the lur-^.^ ^ represeptative cf Gray-
tain; Song»-Dramalic« Headings W{*ton-Salem. be-
For Next Meeting. .series with a lecture-d^ni-
onstration of the Mimeograph. Mr.
The last meeting of the Elon showed thoroughly the
College Plavers, was held on Mon- »'“i machine,
dav. February 22. The program The modern secretaries are n»t
consisted of the presentation of'merely machines. IJelieve it or
a one*act radio drama, entitled.' not — they really think and c.ir
colleges and universities in the
United States.
First prize, is $250 in cash, plus
trip to New York City, where the
winner will We given his award.
Second award in the c'^mpetition
i' $100 in cash* third award is $50,
and there are ten additional
awards uf $10 each.
There is nothing to buy as a re
quirement for entiy in the tjm-,
l>etiti^^n. and t)ie rlilcs are very-
^pril 8. 9. and 10.
During the year it has paitici-.port, Conn.. vice president of the
pated in three t'Mirnaments and.J^tudent c>uncil. student go\ein-
four inter-collegiate debates. The nient body for women.
debaters represent Elon at th**'
Grand Eastern Speech tournament,
at Rock Hill, in competition with 1{|I|4q llpotlll’nlp f«IVP
all .schools cast of the Mis.si.sippi IlHQ3 nCdlWOie UIVW
river. The team, consistin^r of
Sears and Sanderson won five out
 f ton at this tournament. . “ T ,, . ..
^ ... This ve.ir the iuery has l.eci Appears in \ ictoria Kegina For
Those who witj,^^ smUv,\ Pi Kappa Delta .|>h's-; D e I i g h t ful Performance In
program of
to New York City this summer for seniors — to participate in the
the principal winner. The dead- activities of the day. The girls
line for entries is May 15, 1937. must be accompanied by a num-
It is open without restriction ber of the women fa^ nltV >’>■ ; ^xhrWo'mairfrom "Yes’terda'y". '1’ other things aside from typir'.g
to all undergraduate students in other responsible person. | ' unsu cessfullv and taking notes. -
The girU will spend the day HtI The tlub tiled unsu.ce^.t I'inesses the chapel
the college. Lunch can be bought,to obtain a nii^crophone and „.j|,
-|;;::tme-r;i:::'rnibers of
|u«.e chapei
ley Ball. Pl.iyground Ba-eball. | ancc. interpretation of "llonie on TIk
(Spalding Rulcsi.Kia-r.all. which I V !ie I iV'-‘nge.- acc nipanied by liiiby
similar t- Ba.s, ball, ex.epf a gram '''V',the g.iit.r and b.,r- ,
.isocer ball is u.sed a:id batter. Mams,. .loh'.i lolhei IMch^ ^ ,h.,nl,if'
.-■Tiple. Complete details m.iy be|kick.s the ball v\!iich lias ^ I ‘l, |j. ■ iiave a loail of this.t
secured from the Contest Secre-1bowled to ber by the i ,teller. One-a t |.lavs and ,pi.ng hoi,
Certificate Recital
ition. resolved. ‘That Congress, Dramatics Graduating Certifi
cate Kecilal.
tairfllvVrtising Age:'l00 Kast’lF rseshoe Singles and Kelays ,days h;ae interferrcd with Drama- Duriiig the spring holi-lays, ,ex
should be cmiuiwered to fix m ui
*''''I‘\nuim wages aihl maximum h(*iir>
*''■ for industry’*. Members of tluj
aiKaret Kai|
tine ll"lt. John (i.truer. Kmersou
■Saunderson. Isaiali Sear', .John
Crllicr. and La Graiule Mooiiy.
Sears and Sander''-’i plat e l
sixtli all.! eiL'hth. re-pe. lively.
ixty deljat'iis ::i the Appa*
iKhi.ti State K-'ren-'ii and Si'oeJi
T«*urnainer.t. In ld in r.-'-ne. N.
Ml.'' Hilda Heatw !e. uinler th"
diiection of Miss Floyd ('hilds,
pre.'ented “Vict 'r a Ke^ina” We«l*
nesday. April 7. at p. ni. in th'*
Whitley Memorial .X.iditoriani.
Miss He.awole”' .vnv'ath*‘tic iti-
Torpretation "f \'u-toi a was
I harming’, and in l;«‘r v l.ar.n t> ri-
zatioM "f tfie nuriHT aii-i lii*
fi ult •'ipp'-itin;.' i- 'jn- d. *
^ j layed rennik.ible
Ohio Street, Chicago.
'Ihi
the l'ir>t >
Co-eds Hold Tennis
lTeiirs''m .tcl'ies'*^m...v'*'l e schedul-ltic Club imeiinpa since February ,cr,il of t!ie badd ng sccret;ira-j
' J .1, Ilea. eirls -n.l high bl.t .r next meeting will be had an opp rtiinily to do oi fui. ■ ,
'"choo giW w o a e i an td hM.l in the l.i.He Chapel at 7work. Various bus;,rc..ss conceins |Mis, Ilea,«ol,.- , n.w.mg triumph
•tnooi K**- «*“■ i.» I isi. :in«! • ti«‘ensboro .
that Klon lia- eutcie:i >iel.a:e 'gradiullii^ , e 1' i
re. ital.
And Horseshoe Games this is the first >ear th;*t] program of
o'llo.k, r^Ionduy. April 12, and aiin lliiilington and' (.iieensburo. j-iptere.'t an.I '■'ic
! Play Day ha
sings and
been be!d at the ! readings will be offered.
_, »*i»M lor
dramatic I permilttd the st'.identf' t«i ;!«• prac - year.
jtiie \vi rk f t them.
The Yennis and Hor.^eshoe
Tournament between the followv
inp girU l>egan ye:*terday and will;
i! through Saturday. April 17th. ^
In Tennis the besi tw.» sets outj
if three will be played by
jrirl' exepl in semifinals and
finals. In the semi-finals
finals the best three out of
>eis will play.
in Horseshoe the be.st tv.o
of three game.s will be played
the finals and semi-finals
best three out of five games
play.
TENNIS
Mildred Craven vs. Doris Stim?nn
J»ne Lavin vs. Lucy Mae W'light
D rsey Stimson vs. Myrtle Teague
Alice Medlin va. Margaret Gallo
way.
Altie Hunter vs. Martha Sutton.
Julia Dameron vs. Dorothy Warren
HORSESHOE
Anneta Smith vs. Dorsey Stimson
Mirfir»t Miller vs. Myrtle Teague
Jiillt Dameroo v». Mar; Alice
KtUj
Martant Smith v*. E!oi»e Olivtr
■ rU» Hamll vi. Ida Ms* Pttand
CravM n. By*.
Landon Walker And His College Band
I
Pieland ab*»« l« lh« Crtkf* wUck ha^ awMi«4 h
aacaa thbjraar.
.National Collegiate
Committee Formed
To Aid Campus Drama
Ne.v Y'tK City. Apiil 15.—A
vuHipaign t » .'tinialati* a ^'rcat«-r
i:iteresl in the tiieatu* anion^r the
’.nler>fradiiat«*' of .-\ni« r;» ;i w a-
launchc'l ye-toulay willi the 1 r-
inatioa .•! a Nati' iial ('ollegiatc
\dvisi;y ir.niittei.' \ th«* W'l’A
Kederal Thcatio Pr.-jeit. aitonl-'
;njr t-> an ai'n-'iuuement by Wil-
li;im W. Hinckley, chairman >!' th;‘
.\n:erican Y(»Mth ('(»n^fress.
I’lans outlined by the rummi’-i
,tee. which was formed to assist]
and advise the WPA Federal'
Theatre in brin^ring the theatre tO|
the lampus, include the immedi-
^ate initiation of a national contest,
■for an original full-length j*lay;,
!the establishment of a central col-
I lege play bureau with the Federal
Theatre’s Play Bureau to serve as
a coordinating service for college
dramatic societies and youth dra
ma organizations, and the spon
sorship of Federal Theatre pro
ductions ia college theatres, fra
ternity, settlement and communi-
^ hoasM. ^
of a I'-tir li't nf other anompli
, ment'i. As an .u ti\e nu-m!
I)t‘lta Psi OrjU’Ka ami tiie
CoHfv'e I'laytrs. «Im h i' ap’
'many l:m»' • n tl»e
time with ni>»i«- .'.ure>s.
Nov.. 'he may >»'’ ••
laurel.' v..»li the .'.ili'far! .--ii
(lant ;ip - ‘‘ «loi:»-.
i:i '
•a n-ti
e.o
h.' ■
Noted i’ianist Here In
Concert On .\pril ■'*
Si\lh l.>ceuni (’!nteil Pie?*enled
.lerold Frederlik in .Mu-^iicil
]*roiiram.
TJie sixth Lyi-e ini c.iucrt '.\as
prc>enteil M-uulay ni^rht. April 5.
when we had the hnn r «’f hear
ing .Jeridd Frederick, r.oted pian
ist.
Mr. Krederitk disjilayed excep
tionally brilliant technique, which
\vas not foncealed by his amaz-
iiigly original interpretation of
such familiar compositions as the
Listz Hungarian Raphsodie II and
Rimsky-Korsokov’s “The Flight of
the Bun^le-Bee”.
The ufect of the artist’s two
years >«ith Paderewski was well
in evidence during the perfonu**
ance, vrhich no doubt increased
our apijreciation of the profrmm.