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hilltop. MARS HI LLCOLLEGE, MA R S H I L L, N.
K9 KRACKS
Well I begged for something to
happen and it did. Plenty of things,
too. Keep up the work, Collegians.
This column won’t die from lack of
news.
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The following note was lost hy
some damsel and the thing was found
by a professor and the fireworks
were on! Here ’tis:
Your Honor
Dear
Have you seen my Horace jack?
If not ask Pearle, Lib, Ruby, Donnie
Mae, or Virginia. Today is my day to
read. Louise
Consequently, Mr. Huff’s hair is
growing gray; his students are sight
reading on class—all because of an
other lost note.
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For some reason or other Claude
Royall has dropped his matrimonial
bureau and is spending his time on
one case.
Seery is so dumb he thinks Cecil
DeMillo runs a chemistry laboratory
instead of a Hollywood studio. For
instance, he tried to make himself
believe that “Perlmutter” was a Po
tassium compound since DeMille had
associated in a picture “Potash and
Perlmutter.’’
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Had a B. Y. P. U. social the other
night. Had a plumb good time. Some
of these people are sorry they can’t
be declets so they could be at all the
parties at the same time.
Perhaps someone may think that
Santa Claus has come to town when
he walks down the halls in Melrose
and Brown, but this particular Santa
Claus wishes a little remuneration.
The candy, apples, bananas, oranges,
and whatnot are placed in these dor
mitories for the convenience and use
of the students. The owner of this
honor system says that the honor of
the students so far has been com
mendable, but that it could be bet
ter.
If we are to have the benefit of
this convenient “store” that will save
trips to town when one wants a bite
to eat, we must play square with the
man who has gone to the trouble to
help us. It is a matter of personal in
tegrity. No one is going to catch up
with you if you steal from the honor
tables except your own conscience.
If you do not play square with the
owner of the plan then you will be
deprived of the convenience that it
offers.
That is the proposition. Now then,
boys, let’s make every move we can
to further honesty in the school and
begin right here by shooting square
and deposit a coin for every piece of
candy that we take. —W. C.
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35 Boiling Springs 33
33 Tusculum 13
31 Young Harris 43
Team has won 72, lost 26, scored
3,778 against 2,644. The American
Sports Publishing Company and Ath
letic Journal says this is best record
of any junior college team in south
or east. The team won the southern
championship in 1928.
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GROCERIES, HARDWARE
FRUITS and GANDIES
J. F. AMMONS
BASEBALL
Record for Past Six Years
At Mars Hill College
1924
M. H.
12 Weaver
15 Marshall A. S
9 Rutherford
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\pive Year Summary
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Lenoir-Rhyne ®
Catawba 4
Catawba 3
Rutherford ®
Weaver - — 3
Weaver ®
Tusculum 0
Carson-Newman — 2
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Graydon Jordan pulled a good one
on Jim Albritton. The “M” Club or
dered that Graydon go on the soup
line; so the boy turned around and
got a date with Jim’s girl. Still, you
can never tell; he might not have
been only doing it for spite.
Since Miss Bowden thinks there
should be a course on “love” taught
in college—if someone will endow a
chair—I suggest Mr. Lee as head of
the department. Love won’t mix with
history and economics, he tells us,
and knowing his lectures, we’re will
ing to believe it.
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Catawba 22
Bingham 4®
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Thank you, kind friends, for doing]
something interseting.
Hopefully yours,
Miranda.
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34 Micaville 41
46 Walnut 40
27 Snyder School 25
51 Canton H. 30
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37 Candler H - 32
66 Fairview — - 30
20 Milligan - 47
30 Tenn. T 24
30 App. Normal — 20
75 Cullowhee 40
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February 28 Mr. Charles Harris]
Sentelle was married to Miss Bernice
Calvin, of Canton. Their new home]
win, be at Canton.
Mr. C. E. Brown is a salesman for j
the Brown & Williamson Tobacco!
Corporation, in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr. William Brooks is at Wilming
ton, N. C., connected with the At
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Leicester - 46
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Sylva C. I. 47
DeMolay 31
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Milligan 3
Milligan 5
Wake Forest Freshtfien 2
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Rutherford - 0
Rutherford - 5
Rutherford 11
Rutherford 7
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Hiawassee 30
Tenn. Wes. 28
At New Boston, Tex., is Reverend |
M. R. Gaddis.
Mr. G. L. Johnson has been ap
pointed a judge by Governor 0. Max.
Gardner. He held his first court at]
Dobson, N. C. Judge Johnson was
speaker pro tern of the state senate ]
a few weeks past. He is now holding |
court in Asheville, N. C.
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Rutherford
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Rutherford 38
Boiling Springs - 29
Rutherford — 7
Rutherford 8
Rutherford 2
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Won 51, lost 21.
Runs scored 662 to 290.
Total number of contests engaged
in 217, won 149, lost'68. Also please
check number of senior colleges;
played in all sports. 1
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Reverend J. A. Bryson is pastor of j
the First Baptist Church, of Wind
sor, Mo., where Dr. Walt. N. John
son recently spent one week. Mr.
■Bryson also edits a small but valuable ]
rpublication concerning the work he]
Sludeiils Industries
IS in.
Mr. E. C. Glasgow, of High Point I
College, won out in the state ora-1
torical contest.
The principal of the Burrowsville
Junior High School for the past sea
son was Mr. Charles H. Morgan.
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Mr. W. P. Biggerstaff is pastor of
Holston’s Creek Baptist Church, a
church which has a membership of
over six hundred. His address is:
Campobello, S. C., Route 3.
KODAK FINISHING
PROMPT AND CAREFUL SERVICE
Leave films and orders in box in Moore Hall, at N. S. ^Vhitaker s, or
at College Pharmacy.
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Mars Hill, N. C.
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Creams, etc., in the city.
WALTER H. CHILES,
Mr. A. O. Allison has originated a
Free Loan Library for all preachers
who need books to study which they
do not possess.
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