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The Glenville Mercury A11D ILUIIJID YOU • 1

Student Newapa))l'r--Glenville State Teacher• College--Published Weekly

T o Ret.d the Advmimll V..Cb Wff/1111> In the Mereuey; You'll FiDII

Wbat Yoo Want

COUNI'Y TEACHERS I MUSINGS . I BEAR AD~RESSES BY

eo~- al tqbljplo s PROF. R. E. FREED ~-- .............. 1 - - .. · -~E....- Colle a elnalnldar Ezp...,.

,._. Sc::booJa• Part ia Dete~ne ;

87 ..,..,. w.- Hall Named P>eoideat IIA'Cit JIQII£ AGAIN

BACK. to visit the ~ oftic e came three f.ormq ..,. mem­

bers tile put Sat.ur4111',Mu. Ward , mu.qbtl' ..utor the J111t rear and pn~eat u.tludor Ia CaJhoun County llilh Scholl;. ~ped in k>DC C!.D.Ouab to• ~ ..... time of 6J, Marjorie ........ former Mer-CUI nporta'...-.-. loDe enou,rb to ._.. • ..., of proof, and ,.._ w. ~· lr .• wlwiM eol­_. L .. wltlt. int.Jft& wbta J

a ,_...,... aDd be a ...tor, .... wt:tlb. tho omc. eqaip..

. ,...ti1nE:JUIY QUEEN DLOND J-.nae Strteklillc, of D Clarii:lborc, wu Mleeted queen of 'llhe Ontral Wa t Vil"'inia Stra11111ftr7 Feltlftl a t a pnvkw lllte put week in the Wealeyan Col· lep aodftorialb. Sbe ia a fre.ahman at t.1u1 UahenitJ • . . . COIUIENCEMQIT SPEAK ER ft1L. W. H. S. Wbitc, hroth!"r oC U DeaD H. L Wf. ito and p~l­dut. f1/f f.h,•p.'w rd St.ate Tc:~ben ~ .,; u be c.ommeaceawnt .,.._ at bolh !.he Grafton aad ~ hifb 1choolL He be-­pa Ida teach~ career a.a prin­.q.a .t Ftemillg\On .

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A ~:.:~AJ~ lia• plue •bleb crubed a-r Oadu&oo neeaU, aQd a Nek-

. ar-ad _.,r, of &he. wreck it oa ,... 11 of &1M April 18 t.ue o~ ---.. . . . -..c:& HUDDIBS

G. !.~ &be--= ..... died TbiU'WidaJ o1 .. MArt Ml8ck ia a Cllarlenoa boqltal. a. ... abo cWrman of the Wdt V._ia Democratle Esetatlve

'OoluUttH. Be Md beea ill • ttee April 11, when be auft'e.red an a~ taek at eorona17 tboblboRa wblh - an iaapedion wur OJ£ atrike­dddn Widn with <;o.. ll. ll. 8eeb. 111-. Cnuapeck~tr lhl.d held otBee siDce April I , wbn be aoc­ceeded C. C. TallmaL

IIOWAJII HAS 81aTHDA Y ftOL. A.adrnr B. &owua, who

" Will world-wide .fuae bJ c:arrr­.. llle ---.. to Garda W ore ... oatiJreM of tU S~er­'- War, eel........ 11161 •ilbtr­htla birt.bdap nau.u,, hs a nt.­_.. tao.pital in San P'rauclae"· A Datin « iWut Virriata. Col. a.. la the tnze-life hero of the ..... '"A lleaaap to Garda," 'Wll:iM baa beeD tnulated lnw

- -... ud .. read ........._&.be world. ... ~SIIOCICC\111& .... poaibil itJ that adm~lllln, I a dtemie.&J wh~h ia produced .,. • ho..,. bodJ, .-, be u.ed teo ... Mdl'el'h'$ o f sbeU eb* wu

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CleDville, Weat VirKilaia, Tueada ,., April 29, 1941 ------------------p-~-- --Thn.----0..---

Prof. R. E. Freed G CLUB MEMBERS ELECT QUEEN AND

TWO PRINCE~SES

COUNCIL DISCUSSES ALLOCATION OF STUDENT ACTIVITY FUND .NEXT YEAR;

HUNTER WHITING SPEAKS AT ME£I1NG Ca~.:!":n:'~L: .. ::!!..~ule To Hold Special Student Body Meeting T~

Ball nn May 17 morrow To Talk on Yearbooks and •Miu Cath"'" ' W-ith"'· daughter Changes in Constitution

r:rf Dr. a nd Mn.. H. F . Witll8f'S of

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STATE TEACHE&S C0UZGE hbliabed ~ Taeeda7 liariba &be adaool ,._..

~·.~.ffie~o~~,J::,r~ ~:d= ..U aaatter. Svbatriptioa price, lU~ u-. for •e ....

M .. bu : Wut Viqiaia btereollqi.ate Pr .. ~Uoa, Wee' Vi.rcin.ia N.-...pu Couaeil, Ju­.aa,ted CoUqiate Pre ... Diatribator of Collecia\4! .,..._ Reprnea\ed for aatio_. adnrtiliDJ' . b7 ~oaal Ad•ertiliDJ' Serriee, lac., N ... York CitJ.

Tuaday, April 29, 194~----

Chemistry Day A Review Of The Past, Preview of Future

lriSITORS to Glenville's tenth annual Cbem· J istry Day were presented with the unique epportunity of viewing the materials of liv­... in the past and previewing what to ex­pect in the future.

The old spinning wheels, the coffe~ mills, tile old clock with the wooden clog wheela aad old guns of various kinds showed how early settlers in thi& region made a living from the raw earth and reared their families •der adverse circ.umstancee..

IThe }"H»use of Magie'' demonstratiuDJ

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When the " King of tho Campua Romeoa!' (R. Q_t,tdner) took leave ot abteDCe the put week all faeee turned to his ro,.Sl predecnaor and running mate, JL Tracy, who is doinc time with Lola Lee B., a local high acbool Miss. May your roip, Mr. Tracy, be • ' loft«' and fruitful one .... B. Altiz.er takee a betk seal as Earle S. vnderyoee an operation at Morgantown .• . . F. White takee aa early •eet-Mld at&Tt for Richwood .... Several college male. enjoyed a Saturday night jamboree at the Kater Broth­ers' n.ncll iD Jane Lew" •• . • S. Mart:hio paJa the campus ud B. Bran11on a abort vilit.

aturtbreaker--.1 . .StalnAker and 1D. Queen arrive 11.t the parting line as J. Fitzpatrick, Mgh tchool lad, appeus on tH Verona horizon. .. , "Doe'' Harlan has been .. ked t o pay rent at VeNn.& Mapel. . ••

ftN THE R»CCR.D: Whit Collecw •tudat. t.be -. V dlac i• be~m.- mON popt~.~ar....,. ~~q .... .u uy time In paaainc a.,y Uae 4ormtt.oria oae caa

-- tM .... of a fuorite rec.'f'd..lll.- floati ... tbJroaP ..., open whwlow •••• 014 Ja ~ lNt .... hi arraac-.• • ill• favorS. "Swet-t Georcl• Browtt." (Oke.h) hr tH Xftpa b .... .. .& ..... ,...,._

po •U.• Xnpa, ofo eo.._. P­i-c behl'l'k wkll llie ..... • •• A - .. for JittodoooL .• • ''OW JIUl 8treua" S. .. .._w,... ........ .. r. the._

Goodmatl arne.-- of "Keao17 of a -r (Blaebirod) Belea Ponul'e ~ u4 • Gooctmeu Clloru1 11ft top&. ••• For cla.JmeC an.. It's a mult btQ'. • • • Tbe fJipoftr', ''Cora Slk. • ..t.ould Do:t be aUchW wltlll B. Ponwt apia ...a. lzinl' •.• A to.,. noord ben at da-.a la U.. ~ Shaw arraacemeat ol ~~~ the BeaaiDL"

f\N WITH THE .EOW: Tll.e pla.J wu &be W.

c·:o:a~Ji:r:~b0: i~tu~i.ntt :~~!:dt~~~ ~h~ )Raman voice can control moving objects, hw a moving wheel apparently can be halt­.. 10 that it can be examined while in mO­tion, how the voice can travel on a ·beam of ~t, and many other scientific wooden.

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U down FainnoDt .. r tAe put week-nd for ftftt CoUep deleptu to tH Tri-&ate AJpba Pai 0... ConnntJoft: .•. Three o.....n. "Saztclar eo. ""' Puoa,' "The Count ur.d tile WM,_cliq Gout.'' ... " The MaD in the S\alla, .. bnnlcbt laQI'bter •• t. -to the alread:r liTelr meetlq. • • • IDcl~ "StnuLar Co.u FiTe Peeoe' la oa. of tbe tllre4l p)ap

Aa the demonstrator explained, it is not bown for certain how many usea can be aadt: •1! some of these inlltruments. but it ia ale to aay that every demonatration which Mt made will aome day be uaed for ihe bet--1ennent of mankind.

The man who combined theee two visions, 6at of the put and the future, is Mr. John a.. Wuner, instructor in chemistry, who teunded Chemistry Day several years ago aad who has been instrumental in ·making a an event of atate-wide importance.-Aibert Woofter.

He Would Learn How To Manage Family Budget

W the aim of education ia to teach youth to lclo better the more desirable things they are aobtg to do anyrway, then it ia reasonable to .. ume that colleges should offer some new tppea of courses. The greater number of col­liCe students will be driving automobiles af­tertheybave been graduated.T'!teir Jncrea.a.ed Mftling power will enable a greater per-cen­tace of them to own and operate can. One ..t of every five persons today owns and ,eperatea a car. ln fact, the entire American JtOPulation, if they desired, could be com­fortably gliding along the roads at one time .,..._could be a nation on wheels. Probably tlaree out of five college students will drive, &lid will be forced upon the road with little or no training as to how to operate the ve· ... I e.

Many of them will, as an almost neces­-.ry life function, establish homes. They will •oo and win maidens, but wbat then 7 Look­ilq' backward to their college careers, they will search in vain for some plan whereby dtey can make tbo~ ends meet. Nothing pre­Milt& itself. The wives try their hands at eooking iheir first meals with the result that after a week or two the husbands are so •arty starVed that they tell their wives .rather impolitely that they can't cook "half • well as Mother .. " The wives cry and home ~.. mothers they go. Another match has lteen struck on the rock of unpreparednese jaat because they were not warned to watch BOr prepared to face the job.

The family budget they have to face could have been gotten in college. Many oth­er practical aubjecta should be taught. These ..Wde.nts may not be in the proper place in a Machen co1lege, .but the fact remains they wtll need some things they didn't get.--Cleo

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YMCA Forums to Offer Study of Democracy

BECAUSE a crat deal of emphasis is being placed ·on democracy, 'ibut more on the

•me than on the nature of the way of life wtaich the name denotes. perhaps, the YMCA will aponosr a aeries of open diecu8Sions to •••e beneath t.he surfa.ce of thia subject.

Discussions stimulate thinking. When as • reeult of thinking, facts and opinioru are c.entributed by several people in a discussion, Q,e trut h bu an excellent chance to come "t on top. Through consideration of the fundamental reasons that lie deep in the na­twe of man why dmocracy is the most whole-­HIDe form of government, and through a careful scrutiny of U.e alleged advantages et dktatonhip, the di&cussiona should give te those who attend a better lmcnvledge and ••preciation of democracy. Such knowledge .. especially needed by thoee who are g~> ... out to teach others.

Consideration in the d.iacu.asions of in­. temal wealmesaes and outaide forces that

tlaftaten demoerae1 in America will reveal ~ta on which we ahould ponder.

The diaeuaaions will be worthwhile aDd an not Ulr.el1 to fall , but the extent of sue­e.- will be detennined by tne interest mani­,.,. by atudenta aDd faeul\7.

To aan democracy, many people are will­.. to <lie. How IIWI1 an l'lrilllnl' to think!

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buu . . Jamiaon~tt.erlield: It muat be love, or 1 wouldn't !eel that way . . . Maude J. expect& her heart' a deaire acmetime Satur- Hoe...... ~

:;•;.;.· •. ~·:.;•-;. ".?;,:;·~:: r:;L m be f C':1 t:'Vi·J(J ~ibrary ~ -·~";'i"'s".:~:.: ::-.:•·.::::; ~ne fFi.O r J. cA.· 01 .

:~::;e~~~.::~ ... ~t .• ~:;~~~~ L I!.:T'.S learn more &'bout our <big I county of Gilmer. Puaed Fehru-

MiUian spent the week-end in SUft- er."n~.~;~~=h of c!~:d:~rd~ ary 19

• 1872

•• • • ny Calhoun, ' "the ~ apot... now in the Library. The genal .•. Troy W., pkntatlon r~r, 6ditor W. stewart Wallac:e. libr&r-baa been. accu-:!, a: cha~kln~ u_p ian of the Unlnnity of Toronto. anotller room c lft&' In u.. hu made the aix large volumes

IBe;~e:.!e H:~omtl8 a Tegular fi.g- upccially st.roq in hi?graphiu, h K f l)late namea, natural sclence, to-

~r; 05~utd:n:m.;:· ~W :~ c~: c_ial aeience an.d history. The~ ar-. . r h"st tr' dded I t1cles are "',.,tt,e.n by spac-1alists

~:c~ ~: ~~c :::::8 ~ri~7y f:r the and in ?'ost iaatancea excellent iHoly Roller hop. . . . Familiar biographies a:e !P'~'~nded .

~:~• ;_er;h:~~.r':;.n·.!;. K~:~ M~ Willel"'ma Wh_ite has ~n-tHillis Cottle, Alice Nutter. Louie tnbut.ed t4 the Llbra_ry a .. tVol-Ro1M1nO, and Baf'old Noroski, one ume which 'be&ra the hUe The t' c 1\cil pruiMnt.-Bcn Jour. Acts of the Lecl.slatu:te .of West

BE o!TV:~7~~~i~e LeciM&atre 1. Tbat a bn.fteh normal ae.bool

•be and the ume ia hertlby e..ttllb­lisbed Ia the town ol Glenville, in the c::ountJ of GUmn; Provided, that a suitable building !or the purpoae• or :1uc:h adlool be i'urnldt­ed by the citi&ea• of the c::ountr,

I ;~~~en, without cost to the

I 2. "ibe uid branch normal

=~0:1 f:!t~;r:':d :::~:~to~ :: 111.me Tf:'(UiatioJI• as tll.f. other branehu ot the SU.t~ aormal

to be prunt.ed here .. & flu1 ..... aettritJ . . ... Thea climazinl' an eNDiDc ol fn. ad fNUe CoD­vefttioD deleptea wtre peet.a at a fonul dake, et llelodr Muor. P•'blrecl wu tbe 1IUUit: o1 Joe JA.. ro• and bie orcheatra. ••• C.u&l eonchl.._: .. Good boat.. ~od ~t. cood food, .... time.

r!,~ ~~~ u.;!~ ~ plaee iD radio aad life wOl u.tea to the .,ecial ndlo broadcast. of oDe of tH NYA cMnal pvopt fro. 6a BJde Park home of PNe. P . D. ltoOMYelt llaJ' 11. . .. Aa a .pecial featare d tbe lut dar ot. Ha:tioMl lfuk: Week, JuiM BleciMe, wuld famou .Nepo baritone, will aiDe a .olo pu-t dedicated to .lila Pftaident.

AS:.~u!:!: :":u~ 0=:mW: = niclrt- ... CoUqe atadeOta ~titla ill lin; · Jolm E. Arbuckle's muie redtal.. ..• SeaiOI' pla)'­caet in praetic:e. • . • Tbe ezn.ntabdac T...W. meet::iJIC Fridar 1lipt.. •.. l.alwe CNWd .t the ChJe Club blnco putr .... ADd 1n1da talk of tiM Col- • • 'llnu.ie CODCft't lf&r 8. rl~ 0

: 1 Virginia at itA Tf!fttlh Se.salon Com-, · e • · mencing Januarr 16, 1872,'' From

thil unusually inUresting law book --------•1 the foUowing i. taken \'eflh•tim­lpelling a 5 used.

O'Wisdom "An_ Act. to t'StAliah a branch Norm&l School ~t Glenville, in the I

school; and a.a .oon aa the bOlt~ ~---------------t of tll!{ent.a WU aaeertain tlnlt a. ouitoblo buildmr bao boon for· MERRY MA J DEN 1 S ~~~~=~~ ;!:C~1~ ~;:.:~ =~ 0 V I E 0 M E N T S put said school in operation ."

Writers' Project Workers Would Appreciate _______ _. Material for Use in Gilmer County History

Let us hatve 'fa ith that Right makes Uight, and in that faith let us to the end dare t(l do our duty

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a1 we undtutand it.-Lintoln.

He will always be a slave who does not know bow to li.ve upon a little.-Boraee.

Tbree ap&J"ks--pride, envy, and avari~e-ha.ve be(-n kindled in all hea.m.-Dante.

The W'01'1d eouldn"t run without goasip.-Walte.r B. Pitkin, in the. Rotarian .

Traditionally. America has been • .. a melting pot, an a.sylum for the downtrodden; we have spread our abeltering wings over t he un­fortun.ate of the earth.--J. H. Pol­lad<.

Acknowledged To Be A Step Forward Is New West Virginia School Legislation

College Preae .sune,. Show• One In Each Three Gracl­uatea Will Teach School

One out o4 ever, three Weat Vir­gjnia eollecian• wm enter th.e teach­ing field upon srnduatipn it was found in a reeent poU eonduetecl by newspaper nmnben of the Weat Vir·

a,. CLYDE DOTSON Th.e tea.ehen' salary law provides ainia lntea'coU~te Preas. &euon Acknowledged to be progrusive tot' basit .. lariea as follo..-s: Fint Is oprobably beca~ of the large pro­

are the achool measures enacted in· I'Nde «Ttificatu acquired by e:x· portion 0r. teachen collect• in the to law by the State Lqialetu.re. sminat.ion, not leu than U6.00 e State. Otller ftekla choaen and per­Amocng the meaaures an an actual· month; short eoune certific.at.M, u·ntaree are: 8\lsineaa and 6nanc:e, ly aound rdirement !!yatem for '!l(lt leu than $90.00; c-ertificates rt:• 14 %; e.bemistry and encineernil', teac::hen. praviaion for non-partisan quiring si:xty-four boon of coUe,e 97o; .,.iting and journalism, 8 ~;

election or ~u.nty boards of .duca-,wot'k, U06.00 ; certJfieates requirinc law, 1%; medid~e, 4~; nvninr. tion anolher step toward free t.e.n; ninety-six pwun of c:oUege work, 4 '7o ; dramatka and radto, S '7o ; and

~o;;~n:~r 0~·~~d:~. r~~C:iC:!:. :!!:~~:~. ced=~·-~:0~; 4)~ 0 : ~~. me.ehani~. marriap, etc .,

and hip.t:r salaries i'ot' betttr-pre- t e • e. h e r s with ~r'r. degree, Ninety-four peT eent olt tile ame -pared teachers. 1135.00; for thoMJ with doctor'• d~ students intervi...,ed believe lb&t a

Of primary importance to the pro· p-e, $140.00. collece eduealion ie mon neceuat7 fe:Mion is "CutificatiOZI of Teach· Sal•ry advance for experience re- t'hsn it ever wa.s, 4% as neca .5&J'J, en," Rou!WI IBill 104, (in dfec:t from mains the eame. and 2~ lett nece-.-y. paua.ge, March e, 1!Nl) aDd "Teaeh· ---.-- Voted. the f•-.orite m•'ri"l' pieture u5 !Baa~ Sl.lariet," Boe.e Bi111, (io J"!!ILAl)m..P.IIL\..-(ACP)--DMe of 1940 was "Gone With the Wiad," effect ninety days !rom pe.sap, .lobn G. B'e"er, Temple UDtv.-.it.J poUIDc 40 %, and "Rebece&," H~lld Much 3, 1941.) L&w School, eaya U,.&OO .A.merie&D •ith 20., , Otfter .Jenritel: "All Tbia

T¥ JWW -ttrti:fiu.te · law ptv'rida: hu.haltda d .. e'l'tecl tllel.r wf"a the and Heaven Too," "Ponip Corre.,a. A ll.f:W' certificate bu6d oa ninetr- put r•" beeaus. wina: pondent," "Grapes of Wrath,'' "Mor· a.i• ~&mester hours of collect ~. (1) Talked \oo mada about theW tal Storm," "Boom TOWill," "Knut.e two ne:.- •PIIblie acbool certifieo~.W opft*tiou; (2) eame dowa to bru.k- Roclme," "Nor:thwellt ~." and oralid in both ele:me-otar)' and hi•b fast lD eorkn aDd ne,.tla-M; (.J) "Wutherin• Heit'hta-'1

xbools, eliminatioft o! eertif'loCat.ee told tn d6t&ll.of c:blldrn'• mlade.t.; 1 Aa to the importaace of aviation ~wer tl!.an .rt.andard norma), aad (4) tried to keep up ....tQa Ut.e lor collfll"e atoddi:l, "" beltew eliminatioD of the oniform state ft· loMM&; (I) wen tc(o critltal; &1114 that student pilot tn.Jaq a.bould b• a.miM.tioaL Tbe Iowen tnJe oi' eel'• (8) Jaed ao --. of ......,._ eome a pennaneat pert el! the c.ol-tif'tate that RaJ be iND.ed la bued Be mad• \ben GedeRr. ll • lege curriculom; 11"' .. , DO. 011 aiztJ-fovr eoUece bo1m1 .,.,._. 'WOel&ll.'e dab la....._ Aaoq .. --- ..-. . ._ ... _ ... _ -· .. -

cs;:~p:zthe ~~;:::~:;:-~~ ~~ night), has be-n, cleaned vp considerably foor ~

• SUMn, but it ~ still a wbale

of a tale. ~Qger Ropn uwl DauUa Jlorp.n. are perfectJ;r cut. "lnfonaatloa, Pleaae, .. • an added fet~.ture.

The Lane listen an beN again. Thi1 time :hef're "FO'DJ' Jlotlten.." Pricilla, Ro.mu7 ancl Lola are at their but ia 11bis piet1m1. Gale Pal('e, w.he pl11p the ,_rt of the ot.hw Ll:!e silter, doea her bit ia

c- a-11 matinc thla a cr•lkl pietare • See it at the Pirtureland, Wedueeday and ~·

"TaU, Dark. and B•nUome. .. l'inD a tbree-ttar rati~:c by mut nviewen., wUl be at tbe Pktur. land, Sunday and lloadar. The tiU6 f'efers to On8 Romero, who atepe oat of hia CiKo Kid prb ... into white tie and t.aila for tllia •trical eomedJ ol Chinco'• pqland of a f .. J'fi&I'S beck. Othr leadinc playet'l are Virainia GUmor., CMI'loa. Greenwood, aad lliltoa Bl1'.._

For nezt Tueedar .and W......,7, PJctanlul baa boot~ a nta:n .....,..at of "AiuaDdu"• Ragtime ... AJi.te. Fare, T7roae Power aJNI 41 Jolaon made thia ene ol the 'beet of 11.0. AND the mnic::ala keep eamblcl Til• ant oae •' the Lyric i, "Dueilt' OD .A Dime." The ealt t. eludes Grace lleDonald (a "'7 ~1' Britlah ae­,_), l!o""" Pal80, V._la Dole. William P'ra• I8J, LWlaa Camel) (wM lif111) 0 Bddle QaWan ... , mny others. It. w!U be on toafcbt ud tomOJ"Nnf' .......

"Diamond P'rondl1'," buecl 011 autMII.dc IDeld.D'-

~=thtb~!be.:=.:!td=::: a:du. d(= ... ' wbieh followed tn the wake of the ruab to t:he di,.. .-m... ~ to tbe ~ 'n-ter, tlaand.,, If~ one dar oBJr. Victor )(e.Lq! .. II ature4 with Job Loder, a11td ·Aane NactL ...

"The Ttliel of 8rllcdad," adftat11tre qeete.e1e in Tedulleolor, ia eomi~ to U.. ~. Di&Et SondaJ' and l(cmdar. Sahu, pia,.. the N le of the U!'!:hia. Ullld' of BqdM, who 1m. bJ tdl wit. I• U.a Ara• dtJ. Quite a bit ot malic .,._ea. &k .. e ...... iDt.o • ·doc, a mautel' .....- f'I'Dil • ..,........_ eealed bottle, aD4 o1 ooal'll, ,...,. II a -clc tua pot. With dda-wtllbatho_"_ Plobtolla<k.·~·--lhooolaof ........ rtwlllbo ____ ......

GNek War--.uel ....-~oa.

-over at Provldoce CoUep In Rhode r. land, membera of tile -· Paal c. r....-. ta'a clua In loclc wrote Ulelr owa ..........

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.;._----------------·--1'11£.:..:=. CLEIIYIU.E IIDCUIT ·--AB::~~~VER Spring Sports Prop-am Open•

MACIDNE IN WORLD CONFI.Il1 ~Pioneer~~====,;·~ PIONEER TENNIS L HEFNER'S TEAM

I Spo.-ts £hal lEI" I TEAMWILLMED' WINS ISTGAMEIN. KnoWn Traweler, Lecturer and . I TECH THIS WEEK SOFI'BALL LEAGUE

Leader Speaks Here /'()NCORD'S Mountain Li.ou tuJ bll proud of the lle.'feiab brother.,

Auspice. of YMCA Chapter "'Fairmont can bout ot·tbe Owna bo)'s and Jlonil Huv~y wiU likely lo~W remember the Pauley brothers, but tbe .PiODters al&o U.t Match of FiYe Sinclee Aacl The CoUece intnmural ~

Bp CLYDI: DOTSON a pair of brothers in Aarutt aDd WilHam ~e last two of the Two DouWa to Be Pa.pecl leacue, orpniud the 'l*ilt wMir wiU. Sherwood EdQ, aothor, ledwrel', world traTeleT, aDd on.e of tiM long striftl' of eight, And Wtoiam calles as be .aya, '"we're all boys, t.oo." At Moetacmaery Ted Rollot, Joe lla.rTa, Aucu-. Xaf· me11 iD ChriBt1aa Youth wort ~1. faeu the pftM!Dt world eri8la When Mr. al'ld Mn. John ltd• er and LloJd Heft'ber, capcahu, aot

faith in the fu&ue. ea1J the n~ll at their hoe X.W aD altemat. appoiJWipMnt for An· Glenville's Pioneers wiU jump i& Into ~don J'Uterlh.r whftl Uord tiM College a11dito~ 1M 'I o"dock Wedae.dar ..,...iq', home, the Uaeup ~'Mods ~ napolls bat upon ~biq the,. are to the intereollec\ate sport. pietvre Retrur'a nine defeated Ted BoUot'•

1i.skDera that be 4W. aot. deQair of tlae future ill spite like tha-Gtto, Carl, Jotmay, ~ of t.en'ty hia llope~ o1 ~ acaiD Thursday aftft'nooa when tM tum, 7-S, at Bohrbou.P FWd. World War D. FoDowtac th~ con!Uc1 then aut be a aeph, Earnest, Rudolph, Aqut, a eadeot ft~d. W.hit.e Wne t.ellclia men lliead for Guy Barris wu on the mound &lUI

tba oa}J p•c• flll,t 11ri.U be fiiMlarillr ia oDe bued oa Jlllltkoe, he 'William. But to their frlea41 ill .Hontctomery to engace Wut. Vir- l.Joyd Rd'ner behind &he pla'- lor ·-be IOIDt f- off~- ::m: :i~ ~-;.:,. ~ ~ Catherine Withers r:: ::;i~ fD -~ m::oh :::=.acTh~ ~~~e;'·Ka~·pl~d~~n::t. = .':o::O.:-:'.:.;' 1!:~ Dr. Sherwood Eddy ~;;:~i~:~~:.~.~~::~~!{.;:: Wins Local Table :~c':n:tc~:.f:e:~~=n=(S::~ :~=-~~~~~:y th~':r::, :U:

........ J&ld Dr. Eddy . .. ailed • pro- kie"---'&Dd the7 all 1ollowed .. Tennis Tournament Athletic Dir~tor A. P. Robl'boqb. Wolfe kn~ked a home nlll for u.. pol&) for a federatlaa 14 ~ ~r- glus ind111try to ceatral Wed The .cbedule Ia aa follo-..: llaJ fl.nt seore.. ic.. and the Briti* lliPare, but Virginia. 1-West ·Vircini& Teeh at lloat.- U the weather lt ltti\abl.t tbfte tldllb that it. 111101114 N 1IDed opon AT tilDe w hlch'a foot- .C.tberille Withen, freabman IM.d· gomery : May 2, FainnoDt at Glen- will be • pme e•ery lloDday, TuM-a .., IO(ial oNer. bal~D~am· haa =~ru JOGDCW er of the table tennia dub, woa. the ville; May 3, West Vircinla Tech at day, !Wednuday and T1nancSaJ ~ ...

-. woald ..,.,, ..W' 'k in lhi1 Katen, Wookie, Gook and aaQ toumamat t!le ~~&&t wuk by de- Glenville; )by 9. Wesleyan at Buck- temoon at 3:30 o'clock. Gamu-.....

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-W!doD;,Z"t':!, ~~~n:: on ita first st.rinog. But o'lll7 Woo- feating Eleanor lkce, sophomore. hannon; May 10, A-8 a.t Philippi ; uled for the first roubd are Betrail' kie and Gook et~.rollecl Ia cotJecre Girls e~tered i~~o the tou.rn.ame~t May 16, A-B at Glenville; )(ay 28, va. Hollot, llarra n. ltafu, BoUot

........-r .... C.nada'a.~ and both earned n.nity awudl Wel'e : Nma Snyder, Mariaa Jacbi .. , Wesleyan. at Glenville · llay 14 VI. HUT&, Bet1'ne.r n . Kaf~r. RoOot JM ...,.-. wto. nne wttla &he eon- tn their first year with the Pion- Olp Young, Mary Jant~ Griffith, Fainnont at FainnonL ' ' n. K.a.f'er, and Heifner 'ft. IIana.

of • ·fldU& ballt gpoa forty- eers. Elunor Ha.ce, JuDe Taylcw, C..th· T~Jent aplenty i1 available ia the I ,.... ctf active 10brbU.u. .ei'Yice Auguat ("Goo1l"), aow a juD- erine Witbt.e-n, Edith Pell, Eve}Jn Pioneer net departmell.t, bu.t prae- SEM£5TER EXAMINAnONS TO 'far~ '::o;o::l:~..:~~~ ior, may leave the White wa.. ~~th, Caroi;FD Simi and Elisabeth tin seuions hve been llmit.td be- BECIN ON FJIIDAY, IIA.Y •

a bettH .aeial order-ju~e, :0:'~7~ ~:'m!~io~e ;:: : , ,.;:~ tennia club mft the put Tu.. :::::tiv:f li::!:v::~~e ~_::. ~ &meater -.,..-•• -,-t-or eenklft G• , aet1lritJ •ad brot:Mrttood for Naval Air co.,.. And tbat 1116111a day alld elected Lorraine Skeu, the opener 'r.haraday irw!I\Hiea Fred em ptH from final u:aml•atlo• wGl

all..-.~ Coaeh A. F. Rohrbouch will ..._.,. topbomore, leader. Memben of tha Shreve, Bob Annstroq, Jack KUeJ, !Me due In the office of the l'8l'l*ar In .-..r to a qaettioa , •ww to ltart lookinl' for IIOtMOH to dub are: Pauline Burke, KeY& Bu.· A.rt.bur Short, Harold Seott ud llay 21. Filial c.._ redtatlou for

a.n, be a lllllnnal re.licioa In tbe I I handle the Pioneen' kiekinc cl:toi'M na, Jean lldlill.an. Belen Taylor, Robert Johasoa:: the ae.mester wiD be lla7 29, E:u.-!;:e =~ relo.:!o-:.?·~or ....... := next f•IL I Eaaiee Willonc, Eliubdb Clovia, ina tiona will be held May 80 aDd n ~ . dl William (4'Wookie"), a ~ Eloiae McNemar, Cathnine With~ Eve1'7 lnteUeetual prodlld tn.t. aDd June 2 and 3.

:a::/::.'~11 Got tbe ;,:U..:, · Df. Sherwood Edd)t, • .,.: deli.-I more , wiD likely be arouMI for I ~elyn Wq"D.er, Lena Ruth R,mer, be judged fr-om the point of riew u .-ff-. Ia z_, atriaL"' ered two addreaes on •.uMry pliuel two more MUOna to plaJ centtlr Mildred W:a.maley aad the leaMr. o! the ... afld of the _.,t. Ill A woraa-n fa tlul mod fDoo'IJSIIi..

.A. dal'k• lide of tile pletan ,... ot the eunent world aito.atioa bere ~:e~e~ ~:D:.:r"t ~:!e,~ ~:: S • ~o FORK SENIORS WILL. ;!~t:. It waa prod!Ked .-~Wahft , =~==v:~~f 1 :u:m= )aiMed Q Dr. Eddy in d~nr the the past WedDeldaJ. -- ~ 'RUN' SCHOOL TOIIORROW wltli.-JUtdler. teplo ••.&m.i._ and the WorW Cri ..

::=!. "w=:!; ::;:~~..,,. Dr. J_ C. Shreve Gives Rotarians Report n.,. ..... , h •• , r ....... •• ..!;!:d~f ~:: !~!:e~~'!;~~c~ On District Conference; Is President-Elect ~P~:pa18!:~ t!:~!s ~t::~ =·~..:::-E~opi~i~e!:aa;c:; Oth.- Officera to Be NOIIliBal·' SPRINC CONCERT TO FEATURE ~~tic~~=~.:: ':;J:c:l~:::cu~:: .atw-, acti"ritJ ia Micbborill8 eel Thia Week; Will Select A COLLEC£ ORCHESTRA, CHORUS 1enior class. -.tea and the interfereaoe b)' Enc- IU:r.ododeadroa Priaceu The annual Senior Control Day, lad aDd F'ru~. · --- The annual spring recital, epon· started in 1937 wu attended the

""Wa are t&ci.Dc the molt aerio'd Dr. J . C. Shrne, bead of tbe Col· sored by the muaic depat'bMftt., will p .. t year by visitors 'from Salem qiaia ia all the world'a biltoJ7," aaid lqe'.e education depertment &ntt be given Tbunday, May 8, aD• College, from Glenville St&te Teacb-

~~u=.: :::~all: :.! I :;;i~e~:o~:ec!ec:!edth:ig~~~~:r-:;; ::cu~~~ JtM:I ~:~ c!;ce~'7~t!; ~=be::,~. a~d !~n;e:~oe:~J neaMy "'Gc"MCe 'fall• t.bb WH]c.." .Be tbiW District Conference a~ the. Club·• iag the CoUece Ot>ebeatra aad CM~ Tbe plan was orpniud and pat .. moa lerloat Gtutin ia Ia tba weekJ7 lu.~cbeon meetinc Tbunday us. Mn. John E. Arbuckle will be ittto open.tion b7 Rolaad Buuher, far Zaat.. in the WhlitDC Tea ~om. . piano acc::ompaaiet for Lbe dbonu. . A.. B. '34, a brother of Robert and

ht 1pite of the I~OIIlJ picture of . Dr. Shrev~, .PY "1'\rtue of ~ elec- The program will appe&r in the Mer-I T'ereae. &.t.eher, .eaton iD the Col-~ &a they are, thil m&1l who baa tion aa preSlder~t. waa ~ delegate to eury next week.. lege. walked and talked with the lJ.ciel'l the Confermce, held Friday aad Sat-

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ia .-, orld' • moat import.aat-eoun- urday, April 18 and 19, at White I· --

triu, .:. • • .nl>h youthf•l optim ..... Solphur Sprinp. ' . Antiques Offered 'Look-In' on Past at ne world ia iD a rnoluUon tM.t Nommated for D11tnet covemor • , • ..w ... , ............... be tbl .... was Bernard p.,.. •. o[ W.illiamson, Glenvtlle s Tenth Annual Chemtstry Day ht d~ '"I am not ciiaeounged. who, wbe1:1. elected at the Intern&· ---

•Iii I don't thi.Dk he ean win." J~ne, wdi succeed Ray Eva.n.s, of this region a century or 10 ago

Dr. Eddy ~ tbe a~thor or twen~ B ~~e;:;ir lunc::beoa this week R.o- rttrared ~ir fa.mnies, furn ished QUALITY 1 ca.n aot imagine a Bitler victoJ'7, tiona! ~nventioD in Denver, in A glimpse of how tbe people of I wklmes on mt.ernatlonal economte, . lri.li b l [t')(ld, cloth1ng and shelter and strc~ ..cia~ aad rel~ou1 que~~·· Eac:h :~~~· c.omm~::e: r;r;;~ 0

r:v:o: for reeredion .... fU~iabed by di .. j PHOTOGRAPHS ~~ .ber(lre bhe ~r he V1Sited Hie lectio: f dele • te u, :: , .St&t.e plsys of antiques at Gleaville'• an­pniiC.I~I ~o~ntr1es o~ Europe.. te ll JaU:on~ Millpaf).d a rJ:c.e&l to nual <:~emi.-.~ Day, May 19. .._., condthor\f thuoe, 6ft.een timee th Rh d l d • F t' ~ W ~ On d111play 1n the ofrlce of Carey lie visited Ruui•, Poland, ~~any, s~r Sp~no£t~n ron es •va at e Woorte:1 'College rf!Cistrv, were:: A .._tria, Fnnoe, Gnat Bnta!D and . . c;lock Wlth wooden wheela, UO years adler countriu. Be visited the bat- _S•x mem.beu of ~e GlenVIlle Chlb old and still nnninl'; a bear trap

at

ELLIS STUDIO 111 llaia Stnat

W••-.w. v-.

U. front in Spain, He. met Preaident Wlll ~ to Clay !"n•gll~ ~ repreH.nt brought to the right.-b111d forl&: of .... and the le.de.ra ol Cze<ho· Glerrnlle a t &:ft •nte.r...c.lt~e• meetiflC', Ste-er Creek ill. 1812:: county hJ.I... lllow.kia at tbe . bel'i~ina" of the sponsored by Clay ~tan~na. torle

5 and contemporary books of

aiaia there. rWitlh h•• Eo~pe~n A. ~· Rohl'boutph ts c.ha•nna.a of • I the CiYll war, a pietu" of atudenta &nainar of writers and spu.ken, rn eommrttee to name the b oy for Boya' and te'l.ehen in Glenville State Not· ~==========~I ._ia he made a s~y of the aitua· State. He is also eha.innan .of t.be mal Sclrool in 1881, ahowinc Mila i. 6iea ill ~. mdultl'T, ~Uec· 11ominating eommlttee, w.bieb 1n- Ve.l'(ln& lf'P)e and a P&nl?iu:l ,.._. ~ &l'fic.ultun, . of the a:icnlftca~e.a eludes two other me~rs, Elmer ehout 260 JUra old from the Bearat

THE LOG CABIN

e1 the Moscow t:ria.Js, and of Ruura • Sha,·cr ancl th;e Rev. G. J . Jobn~n. eolleetlon, now t.be properi.J of Kisa I f•nip policy. At \he outbnak. ol On the eommattee to solec:t a pnn· Goldie c. J'amee.

_ ... _.r be was in ~I'(IJ)e makinc a ceu to the Rhododendron FMtWaJ In Dr. J . c. Sbrne's daauoom a41 (If the outlook for war or are Elmer Shaver, U,e Rev. C. Lloyd wue thirlJ·si% Currier aad Iftl .-ee. Arehart and T. W. Hyer. prints, eoUect&d. and ~ by j

RESTAURANT

SANDWICHES

PLATE LUNCHES

Gaduated from YaLe ba 1891, In I Mr. Woo'her.

::.,nr;.!!dy.:::\.':o!:.di~e"':.~ County Teachers Ezhibibr .of antiquM bJ Mr. and! • Ho t Ind. h callod to .. H Add B l<n. Lonn>e Boll, of nur Granto- Moot Pl>pulu E&tiq S.e~ ror'~i: o~e YltCA and ear teSS f Tille. included: :wo splnnin1 whMla

1 will> p f R E F d and a Mel ... nu•ne blu...,.rbu• _.,._,

CIGARE1TES

CANDIES

~ :0~ i~~:u~: ;::r;:r 1\G· tO • • • ree tnl ian Bwlunan'a war c.lab ; ~ bal· ..... ._• 0...

~ tbrouabout that continent. Be ---- lot box uaed wb~ Gilmer County!:~=========~ wltn~ed the ea.pture of Mukden In (O..U. ... er.t ,..e 1) wa! formed, numeroua pistola, cuns, Mancharia by bbe Japaneae in 1981. demo~raey weakened throqb "'in· and ea.ndle molda, and a Cf\lllt. hand· Ia Berlita in 1931 he ehalknced Ute ternal dia&e-nsiona and dub of riul woven by ~~ ~all's gT&ndmotlaer. STUDENTS •.•• Had& tor their treatment of the gTOu-ps• and emphasized that Amft'i· . ~t.her ezJubits anduded: Wut Vir­~ ..... tibe.ra1a. and radieala. On June ca'3 greaten neccf is to ~en 1'111•.•. products, C"la~, potteey, JD, 19s.t he ... w and bend Bitltr •'our moral atad spiritual deleeae." exhlbata In .muufaetur~l' ~ Kel}J IUk hla lkfoh.tag 1peech, after Ul,e. Mr. Boah t.old the tucMrs that ne, c.bmueals produ(ed m the -.wo.:CS 'bllth.'' Jre hs come to lmOW the "recetit ~tun "did •dot 'a.c- .tate; 'riaal Mueation eqoipment

For Good Barber Senic:e Come To

C. C. RHOADES BARBER SHOP

the leaders it\ many utioru, inc.lud· compliah all lhat theTe Is t.o be de.- from sever:-1 companie.t, a bloleQI~=========~I 1pc variOu l'rlmt Mfniite.n dl Great aired in edu~tl•trai refo-ntl and d.emonstnt.io.n showin!' the .di.uec-1 i .-tt.l:ll, Premlen of France, Vke,... teacher welfare, but I do belie.-e it tioa. of a • c.at, demoaostrataon .:1f .,. of tartia, Mil\atma Gandhi, and made (! long ,tride. forward.' ph~IICS eQUGiftlebt,_ aod ~eal ~ Goerallaslmo Chia~ Kai-lhfoJI:. In a panel di.cusaion with Arthur cation demo:nstratlons, 1 n c 1 'll d lea'

R. B. STORE .Beeent boob by Dr. Eddy are : Moore and William Bona. t.ba tater- square ~nc1~f·

"' Rave. BMn God Do I t.." "R&volu· prete-d the mc.anins .:1f non·partisan The hbnnana had a qee.ial book tllur7 ChrildulitJ .. uerutWe Pio- eleetion of achool boanb t:be Mti~ dJsplay, and the College dormit.oriel - APPLES ....... .. "-rope .foc~ay,"' "A. Pll- meat fund and t.ha I.Jt.t1~ Batdl Act held open houu throuckoot the af· ....... of Weu. or til-e Jte...4du~ in Mla.tlon to teaeh•n. A.t.o mea.. t.entooB. t11a of ........, EHJ"' ud •Pfte tJoaed were Rouae <BOI, Na&. 7 and: ------<---......... ef 6e Jlut... 104, teac.hen' alarl• ud: cel'\lfi­

(ation of t.eaehert.. ORANGES

...._ ......... • -.ler, apent t!a• VOting bJ' teeret ballot .- wee&. ..._. at W ~ at Qulldien.. an ·elected StaDt., Rllll. .J. C.,

the day, Molt• It "- ,._ ....

' ..-.w~tt.k.-coi•IC:oco·-Cele. YOU TASTE ITS QUALm .... ........... ...n.c...c:.~ac__,a.

THE SPENCER COCA-COLA BOTnJIIC CO. a.---. w ... w..wa

f'Oft YOUR SPRING PICNICS

FRESH FRUITS

CHOICE MEATS

MOORE'S.

FOOD STORE Main Street

HANOVER SHIRTS

and

Sport Shirt&

4 NEW LJNE

FOR

GOOD ROOMS $1 *, $Z

INNER SPR.ING MArrR.£:S51:5

Glenville Hotel and Restaurant 1\'. 0, SE.LF, Prop .

STUDENTS •••

Cab-, Piea, Rolla .. -.... - ..... -.. -""' ....... ' - ........ ..,..._,ot.D

'49, ln~tnetor fn GhD..m. B'­Sebool, ~dat of tbe &"''D,, ~ thv:r lloore, A. 8. 'JI. ~ '-t. and Lacr Wolt, A. B. "SC,

.A. teadler wbo e&%1 &l'<lue a feelbt.J' for one aiacle rood action, for ona aiDCle cood poem, aceom­pllahH more thaa he who :fl1la 01IJ'

lll8mfJr7 wftla TOWS a.ad f'O'ft o1 nab.raJ objecta, daaitled wtth ..... "'"' to .... -voo Goot~oo. GI-...me Midlaad The Glenville -== ~:"·..:;:::; ",! TAKEOUT. CompaQ Bakery

BANANAS

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SOCIRL fVfNTS of th~ WffK Tentative List of A. B. Seniors'

• Dr. Eddy SpeoJu At YWCA Teo, Wedaesday G Club Oueen In State Contest

Autum.a Amoa, BJU1lrl'iUa; En I WWiam Cam&r Kellar, GlenvW•; Amos. B~Oe; Allee Bail, Mor--,Ju O'Dell, Richwood; Boyd D. ~ria; Goldta Ballo. ~&J'i Oennr Lamb, Hardman; llaeel E ~""'•--ao. Bamett, Bllmavtlle; AudreyiCedar Grove; Tbeo lllayrie Law,o-----------11 8U(b, WNtoa; Gweadolirn Be~ll, Burnt Ruse: Wade Linpr, New-' '

Dr. SMrwood Eddy, noted le.c.tuT· h' and l.r!Wf!'ler, Jed the discussion on "WorJd Atrain" at t.be. Y W. '0. A. t.ea Wednesday in the Lounge- ftom 8:30 until 5 o'cloclt. Faculty mem­ben and atuden.\1 contributed to tbe di.eUMiOD. JeS!lie Rime, presdient., poW"ed. tea.

Goldie Reyaoldo Easaged To Harlesr B4 Re•er

GhuniUe; Cleo Delmer ~erry, VJC!· ton; Genaldine MeOlaln, Wetton, an; Dewey P . Berry, Vtean; Ray- Route Three; Morrll f'noderiek lie­mood Bodkin, Orton: Albnt IBrake, Clung, Mt. Lookout; Helena l rea Auba~; Paul Br:annon, Spencer; . MeCudden, Camdu; flnl MeDouald, lbrlon~ A. B11ah, Glenville; John- 1 ParkenbuJ'R'; Ruth Mr.Gfnnla~ G .... 30ft Burke, Cedarville; Roberlluw:ay; Clora M'~rple, Flatwooda; Jackson Btateher! Ceduvilla; Teresa Rosalie Marple, Bcrftnt.Uit; Robert. Butcher, Cedan1Ue. Roy JlatbenJ', JU'ebwood; ·

Jamea Andrew Cain, Poea; Milt'- Means, Cemde~~· Eu1a tha Mae C.rroU, Shrewsbur"J"; El-l rille; .Bertha Elizabeth mer. Ray Ca...U.om, J-r., Letter ~ap; cow; Olive Myns, Davad Carl Chap1nan, Obrioa; JlaheJ Ira~ Rai,pb ~X. Elf:cabUb; ~anq Jr.llza· Atheu L. Null, Watoa.

T.lae engagement of lliJs Goldie beth Craqr, Weston; Dwi&'ht. .llauel Bla~h• K. Peck, ~""'!~l~le.!_ Repoldll, A. B. '38, to Harley B. Crane, Ranii'IU!e; Eucetae Crut8- vid Pa 1 PI Oa . Bepr, A. B. '38, of Ireland ~s beeo field, Barn 1 • i li e ; Laura Belle b&rpr u Ride;:;~, c~:.O; aaDOuneed bJ llr. al'ld Mrs. F. B. Crut:ehJ'ield,. BUJ"fttriUe; Gerald lla· Raeder, h.ne Lew; Glad,. Rquoi.U of Glenville. parenta of the 110n. Cummmp, Walton; O.Jdord •:ruoldl, Gle!l'rille; James 'bride to be. The wedding prabably :~ .Riehwood; Ro .. A.Um Denr, terfield, GleDTille; Jlarold will take place in June. · Scott. Troy; B Jan c h 11

lliu Re,.uolds. who teaeh~ts in Beulah Ellen ~ortb, Linn; Glea.detlin; Fred H i Jt• a Cantoa, 0 ., il a silt~ of Gladys MlldNd Ruth Fitq,&trick. GlenvtDe; Shnmt, GleavWe; Wattd& Jle,ynolda. College sen1or. Fonnerly Eliabet.b Fryatt. Stoata MIU.; Leoa. Smith, Reedy; Romer Lee llhe taught at Sand For.k. j ard J . F\arbee, Wubin,cto~ D. C.: Cedarri.lle; Lovel Beman!

'Hr. lttcat'. a teaeber na. Walkers· 1

Miss Gwendolyn Beall , a.bove, of BUJ'Ie F. Glover, Walton; Ralph Arbcnoale; .Myl• Speneer, Yille High School , hu done graduate Named queen. to ru le ov~r the G [ Glenville, has been named by CoUep Goff', Hazelgreen; Sarah Marpn.t G"71!ol Delbert. Stardr.h'

wort at Duke Univmtit.y. He is • Club ball beN ~ay 17 is Miss Catb- students to entc.r the race for ''W.-t. Golden, We1ton; Nay S. BathaWQ, Harlan B . Stark.,., Spea;er: Cleo aon of Mr. l&lld Mrs. C. L. Reger, ot erine Withers, College freshman . Virginia'• Loveliest Colle~e Girl" Wallback; Helen \Maxine Be.at..r, Boley &.G1•e, Route 1, hyetteville. Ireland. and become queen of the aDDual Weston; Ch.adotte Hefner, IBuru- VirJrin.la Welt., Troy; Effie vtr-

<Anterbury Talea Told Tomato Festival this fa.ll at Berkeler vUie; M'&J'I'ery Hefner, Buma'rilla; «taS.. Wood, Gn.ydoa; KaT)' lJ..oolae Rutla 8eny To Many At An.aual Pilcrima•e Springs, Thelma Pienon Rill, ClAy; Ruth A.n· WDGdford, Glen9iU.; AJ~ Woof-'l'homu Jemtiaca Lawtoa --- Mbel Bull, GlenYile; Job Weale1 ler, Glenville; Ella Mae Woott.,..,

Three at GeoUrey Cbaucer'a Can- Men:Ul'J' Preaa Banquet Husk. Riehwood: Kenneth Chariea Camden; ~hi Woofter, Glelnille; lh. Tbomu Wade Berry 1>! Ad· terbury Talu were told at the aD· To Be Held May 23 Hut.ebinson, DuD caD; Aupttine AJrna Louise W~bt, GJenYIUe.

ams AYeaa.e, Clarkaburg bas an- nual pilgrimage held by the can- HJTe, Buruville: Dixie Andrew NoeU Blud, GnDtnille; DorotliQ" aouaeed the enaa~ent of obis terblll"f Club Tuud&y oigbt at. 8 J ournalism .students are apin thb Byre, Bun.Yille.. MeCfqlq', Sammenrrille.; WinnM- L d&achter, Butb, to 'Nio~ Jennings o'clock, spring plan nine a Mere~ Pr.- Charlotte Jam e '· Nonnantown ;

1HAmric, Bbdl Rlnr.

l.ewton of JacbonYilJa, Fla. The c.lub met in Room 1 at th• banquet. IC'hec!ulnd (or Fr1day, MQ Mill Berry, a former studmt in library, wh~rc He:len Heater told 23, at the Whiting Tea Room. ThiJ

the Collece, waa gnduated from the the Kni~rht's Taif:. P.J~ul Real, the will be the aeconlf of i\4 ldnd, •" BalleVU& Sdaool gf Nundng in Nel•,. Pardner'.s Tale and J~ H'eater more than fif,ty persons, includlnc York. the Nun's Tale. The Pilgninare starr "members end «Ut3ts, are e:r.- IN THE NAVY

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Tho marriage will be an event of ended "at the Conrad restaurant, pected to attend. Jlay 31 at Jacltaonvllle, Fla., when where refreal:unenta were aerved. The followi11g committees ha'111 Vbe; Burr is superint(!ndent of Rope Plaee earda were drawn of the oriR"- been appointetl: Program: Gwen do-Raven Boapital. in::LI CaMerbury PiiiJTims. lyn Beall, Cl;\'de Dot8on. Cleo Ben7,

--- Delis Blake : Decorlltions, E lh:llbet.h Sbzdenta Attend Party Fryatt, Earl ~ . .,enc.er, J ean MeMO· At Methodist Chun:b lian , and Paul Deal; Tickets and 6

___ nance, Earl 1tJ .. Donald. Albert. Woof· /ti Chesterfield

Gamet Bamrie, president of the l'eJlo..taip Forum l'f'ODP at the ~an Church, conducted a SCUll' period uillar the new hymnals Sanda,. eveninfr at 6 o'clock. &e­fnahmentli eonsiAt.ed or cllke arul -...

Mlu Arloaclde Ad'"­To -. Amicae Clalo

Olleut~ Ud memhers of tbe uew-11 orpalzed Sorores Amieae (lfrrie.nd· lr llat.en) ClUib are : Pruident, Nina

About tw~nty pcl'SO'Zis, moat. of ter , and Don IJ inkle. tJHrm CoUege students, &tended a ltllrty at. the Trinity Met. bod i 1 t A'N!.ENS, GA.-lACP)--trn..._.. Churdt. Thunday evening. Paul aity of Gt'Orgie co-eda tblft Beat and Mildred McClung direct-ed '-rhne'a eODPthinsr aboul a woldift" pmea and Edna L a m b e r t, Alia and aeeordjnd)' 80 per cent YO'M41 Blake and M:lude Jone!l aerved re· that male .r: tut~nta be required tD freahJnent.a. CMperons wue Kr. take fonr ye~-· or compulaoiT mW. .Jobb R. Wap.er, CoHere. inltraetor, 0ai"J' tralaing and the Rev. G. J . Jobn.an, pastor. The men, hnwM·~r, didn't taka to

the Idea with th" utt. of the Iemal ... Maud Joaet Leada Only CO per tnt vot..d for the pro-Epworth Lea•ue Propam poul

8Qdu; Vice-pf'flllldent, .LaciUe Ton- Maud Jones ...aa leader at au Ep- .EVAIN'BI"O".-MCP) - North­Ida; ~Kretary, June Taylor; ~ worth Learue program at the Trin· wutem'• Pu -tll~ Pal'1'0t told at a 'DNI'1 Lonme Lewis; Sue Brown, Te· lty Methodist Cbarch Snnday eve- stadent who '•1rned ift a tf>.J'NJ'..ad ftiS •tcher, Elm.a Emriek, Lueille ning. Brief talks on broadeninl' the te.rm paper !rom bia fraterultr'• .Khaptlr, Bel•n .Liabt. Rema Strick· chnrdl tnining .,fll'e given by Nanq 8Jea.. He cot au A lllb:a, and a aote lu4, ROM llarie Taylor aad C.tll-

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Lee MIU'pb)' and Alia IBlake .. Seri~ from the pi!Of, wbic:b, I'OVB'hiJ, Non flrine Witbera. tare was read by Olive Myen. like thil: ~his •• aD A paper 11"111111

JO. Alma Adlackle, ~rarian. il t wrote It, and by 1'0117 lt'a epouor. " ......_It .. .__,, -nh arr. A. minur"'

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Chesterfield has so many things a smoker likes that it's just naturally called the Mnoller's cigarette.

Because they're made from the world's best cigarette tobaccos, you'll enjoy Chesterfield's COOLER, IETTEI TASTE. They're really MIUIEI too. Get yourself a pack of Chesterfields.

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