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4 ALUMNI NOTES Mary E. White, 'l4, is entering upon her third year of teaching in the Greensboro Proximity Mills School. She spent a part of the sum mer studying at Columbia Univer sity. Paul Kennett, 'l3, is pastor of the Methodist Protestant churches at Siler City and Liberty. Kinnie Futrell, 'l3, is second lieu tenant in the 58tli Pioneer In fantry and is at present stationed at Camp Wadsworth, South Carolina. He expects to sail for Prance soon. George Short, 'l3, is with the col ors in France. Adna Lamb, 'l2, has a position as teacher of the sixth grade in the Ral eigh schools. Clara Worth, 'l4, is again teacher of English in Carolina College, Max ton, N. C. Annie B. Benbow holds a position with Huntley-Stockton-Hill Furni ture Company, Greensboro. Olive Smith, 'l4, is teacher of Mathematics and English in the Ral eigh High School. For the present, her work is suspended and she is at her home in York. South Carolina. Mabel Raiford, 'OB. is teaching at Drewryville, Virginia. Blanche Futrell, 'l4, is principal of a rural school near Greensboro. Cassie Mendenhall, 'l2, was mar ried last June to Mr. Horton, of the Pittsboro bar. They will make their home in Raleigh this winter, Mr. Horton being a member of the State legislature. Grace Taylor, 'l7, is at home at Danbury for the winter. She is at present doing work in the office of the Local Board. Mary Mendenhall, 'l3, is principal of the Summerfield school and lias classes in English in the high school. She attended Columbia University summer session preparatory to this work. GERTRUDE CROXK, 'lB, DIES IN COLORADO (Continued from first page) ernment Association. As student government was still In its infancy her place was hard to fill, but being a natural leader and filled with en thusiasm for this work her aim was accomplished and the solid founda tion on which Student Government is now placed is due to her untiring efforts. It has been said by those who are leaders of this work in oth er places that she was truly as able a president as had come under their observation. When during her Senior year the Professor of Biology was called to military service she took entire charge of the department. The classes in Biology as well as the laboratory and field work were con ducted by her to the entire satisfac tion of the college authorities and her pupils. In her life the spiritual element was not lacking. While a student at Guilford she became a member of the Friends church. After her graduation she did not go home but spent the summer among the 'mountains at Blue Ridge. At the beginning of September she said good bye to all the acquaint ances of her college life and to all the habits and surroundings with which she was familiar and started West to Colorado where she had re ceived a position as teacher. It was J. M. HENDRIX & CO. • WITH GRATEFUL APPRECIATION FOR PAST FAVOR, WE SOLICIT THE PATRONAGE OF TIIE READERS OF THE GUILFORDIAN FOR THEIR 1918 Fall and Winter Footwear LADIES' SHOES WILL AS USUAL BE A NOTABLE FEATURE OF OUR LARGE STOCK AND WE EXTEND A SPECIAL INVITATION TO THE LADIES TO CALL AND INSPECT THE MANY NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES. THE WALK-OVER IS STILL AMERICA'S GREATEST SHOE FOR 'MEN. , J. M. HENDRIX & GO. THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES 223 SOUTH ELM STREET GREENSBORO, N. C. Guilford College IT IS THE SAME OLD SCHOOL with high standards, serious purpose, and no shams IT IS A NEW SCHOOL witli a forward look, aspiring to take its place ill the new world democracy IT IS A SCHOOL OF TODAY trying as best it can to meet the needs of the hour, in harmony with its noble past and greater future GUILFORD LOVED BY MANY Guilford, wholesome, hopeful, efficient, believing there is nothing too good for our young people. Guilford, appealing to ambitious youth in all our communities. Write to the PRESIDENT, Guilford College, N. C. We Do Genuine French Dry Cleaning and Dyeing As wall as Laundry Work. We Clean and Reblock Hats. Columbia Laundry Co. 112-114-116 Fayettevllle St.. Greensboro, N. C here at Leadville after having spent only two novel and interest filled months that Spanish influenza and pneumonia claimed her as a victim after only a short illness. Gertrude was a true friend. In her there was no deceit or falseness, but a frank and upright disposition. She was a modest, reserved, and dreamy sort of person and a strong believer in the fundamental things of life. She would unhesitatingly disregard the opinion of others if it was not based on goodness and wis dom. Her friends feel her loss deeply. Gertrude was one of the most am bitious and strongest girls ever sent out from Guilford, so filled with high ideals. Gertrude has left us, but her memory will ever be held dear to all who knew her. Shields Cameron, 'l9, writes from France that life on the firing line is very exciting. He has recently sent some souvenirs taken from a Ger man uniform. Coach Doak leaves for New York on Tuesday. He is going to do Y. M. C. A. work in Italy. Kathryn Harmon's mother and sister visited at the college Sunday afternoon. THE G UILFORDIAN Varsity Defeats Scrubs 30 to 0 (Continued from first page) tors that he is worthy of his posi tion. Raiford and B. White were also seen to be good ground gainers. Both of these men made long runs for touchdowns. Robinson and Anderson played ends like veterans of the game. The linemen held exceptionably good. The scrubs were composed of much lighter and greener men than their opponents. The line up: Varsity. Scrubs Cox c . Macon Hodgin lg D. White Joe Taylor It Peele Robinson le Casey Moore rg Kiser Anderson rf Hester Woody rt J. Taylor Rice lhb Mcßane B. White rhb Stout Raiford fb M. White Barnard qb J. White Touchdowns: Raiford 2, B. White 2, Rice 1, Barnard 1. iGoals: Barnard 3. The Alumni Bulletin for this year has just been issued and is now in process of distribution. It contains some interesting material. Miss Ed wards has had it in charge. S. L. Gilmer & Company HE AD Y-TO-WB Alt CLOTHING SNAPPY STYLES FOR COLLEGE GIRLS. BANIUNG BY MAIL WITH Greensboro Loan & Trust Co. CAPITAL $227,000.00 RESOURCES OVEIt $2,000,000.00. Is Safe and Convenient. Accounts Invited. DR. J. E. WYCHE DENTIST Gardner's Drug Store Oilice Plione 20. Residence 22. I THE QUALITY SHOP \V. P. PRASER, Manager THE LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR STORE. Exclusive Styles Always to be found here in our up-to-date woman's shop. 222 S. Elm St., Greensboro, N. C. Southern Real Estate Company GREENSBORO, N. C. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. We make a specialty of First Mort gage Real Estate Loans, 6 per cent, interest guaranteed. W. E. Blair, Treas., H. L. Coble, Sec. S. Puller Smith, Asst. Treas. T. D. Sharpe, Asst. Sec'y NEW PALL STOCK JUST ARRIVED MISS LALAH COBLE & CO. MILLINERY 212 South Elm St., Greensboro, N. C. Phone 589 HUNT BROTHERS PLUMBING Steam and Hot Water Heating American Radiators & Ideal Boilers GREENSBORO, N. 0. Tomlinson Chair Mfg. Co. Manufacturers of CHAIRS AND FURNITURE Specialty: Complete Dining Suits HIGH POINT, N. C. Ladies' Emporium NEW STOCK OF FALL MILLINERY JUST RECEIVED. LATEST STYLES RIGHT 1 Students and Teachers of Guilford College The New Footwear for men and young women is here. Our Shoes are good and our prices are reasonable. You are invited to come and see the new Fall styles. THACKER & BROCKMANN.
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