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Page 4 SOCIETY NOTES Zatasian Entertain Philomathean Society The Philomathean society girls spent a delightful /evening last Friday as the guests of their sis ter society, the Zatasians, in the annual open meeting '(given by one of the organizations. After the installation of the new officers namely: Helen Bostick, president; Sallie Wilkins, secre tary ; Cordia Thompson, marshal; an invitation from the Zatasians was received and the Phils gladly passed into the Zatasian hall. The Zatasians are to be compli mented for the excellent program which they gave, centering around the study of Mark Twain. Jose phine Mock gave a vivid picture ol the life of the great humorist and his characteristics as a liter ary man. In a criticism of Mark Twain as a writer, Jennie Howard Cannon traced out his best qual ities as a humorist, and also dwell ed on the fact that he has a seri ous side of writing as well. The humor of Mark Twain was forcibly brought out by two num bers from his most popular books. "Tom Sawyer Whitewashing the Garden Fence" was very credit ably read by Alary Webb Nichol son. Following this "Tom Saw yer" and "Huckleberry Finn' ap peared on the scene in the person of Marion Ward and Eva Holder. These two barefoot boys with their marbles and fishing hooks; Tom Sawyer's sore toe, and Huck Finn's stock of yarns about Wid ow Jackson, were indeed humor ous and quite representative of Mark Twain. The single number was a piano piece, "Fifth Noc turne," played by Myrta White. In response to a speech, ex pressing the pleasure of having as their guests the Philomathen Lit erary Society, by Nellie Allien, president of the Zatasian society, Misses Helen Bostick, Hope Mot ley, Marie Beaman, Edith Macon and Lalah Hassel expressed the thanks and pleasure of the Phils in being so delightfully entertain ed. Hazel Richardson who serv ed as critic for the evening gave some constructive criticism and the society was adjourned. A very pleasant social hour fol lowed. Delicious cake and block cream served by the hostesses helped to make the occasion a truly delightful one. S-s-sh !—"Three Live Ghosts" Extemporanaous Program En joyed by Henry Clays The Clays gave an extempora neous debate, Friday, which was filled with enthusiasm and pep until the last speaker left the ros trum. The debators were all old men, being for the affirmative, J. Spot Taylor, H. B. Shore, and for the negative, R. K. Marshall and William Blair. The second num ber on the program, a biography of Henry Clay by John Webb Cannon was not extemporaneous, and showed much thought and re search on the part of the author. S-s-sh!—"Three Live Ghosts" Curriculum Changes Debated by Websterians That Guilford College should give courses in engineering, cul ture and advanced courses in agri culutre was the topic discussed in the Websterian Society on last Friday evening. Kenneth Neese and Samuel Harris, the affirmative debaters won the decision of the judges on the ground that the val ue of such courses increased the number of students, and gave peo ple, interested in the courses men tioned, the instruction necessary for success. They also emphasiz ed the neeed of this kind of in struction in preference to a pure ly literary course. The negative speakers, James Diffee and Addi son Smith argued that Guilford could not afford the equipment and additional instructors neces sary and that students who wish ed to study such subjects would go to technical school to get their instruction. A collection of humorous "hits" on various Websterian members was then given by Raymond Ebert. The next number, an essay on the lives of the faculty, was by Wendell Cude. The essay was filled with humor, and made quite a "hit" with the society. S-s-sh!—"Three Live Ghosts" QUAKER QUIPS The picture Saturday night was not interesting enough to detract from the real show. All the boys and girls who at tended the closing picture of the season last Saturday night realized that they were on their last lap. S-s-sh!—"Three Live Ghosts" All those who lack the necessary essentials to the art of courtship should not miss the play Saturday night as there is sure to be some good dope. S-s-sh!—"Three Live Ghosts" The flappers of Reidsville caused many of the glee club boys to get in early rather than late. S-s-sh!—"Three Live Ghosts" We have seen the "Valley of Si lent Men" but who can show us a valley of silent women, even in a movie. S-s-sh!—"Three Live Ghosts" It is the opinion of some of the faculty that students in a co-ed school confuse scholarship with a fellowship. S-s-sh !—"Three Live Ghosts" It was a cold night in February, The rain was drizzling slow, While from Cox Hall to Archdale A Professor passed to and fro. •' ' ■■■s;'! He watched with deep anxiety The pip of every egg, To see if the contents Were living or were dead. When soon the hatch was over, And they marched out one by one, The Math professor realized His task had just begun. S-s-sh!—"Three Live Ghosts" SOPHOMORE-FRESHMEN TO CONTEST FOR HONORS The public inter-class game of the girls' basketball season will be played Wednesday evening, March 28. The sophomore and freshman classes averaged the highest scores during the preliminary tournaments and will therefore play for cham pionship honors on March 28. Under the direction of Miss Rob inson, the girls' basketball season of 1922-23 as a whole has been a success. The girls have shown a great deal of interest and pleasure in the athletic work, and have at tained a creditable degree of skill. With rivalry enough to cause hearty competition, and "pep" enough to keep games thoroughly alive, the Girls' Athletic association is proving itself a worthy organization. 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