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I Gala Set to Consist of TwoTea-Dances and Two
Nit»ht Dances.
Pan-Hellenic I-"ii;tire FeaturesI* ridny Formal.
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Paragraphics JHv THE EDITOR
fAfter ten day- of suspense, i.cr - ;
viuisness. and hard work, examshave ended and brought with their
;-finMi a wonderful feeling of relief.Ii would be interesting
sometime "
lo compili data .u'tlie number i>f |hours spent m study bj
the itu-dent body, .md the time spchl be-
'ino;«yinj! cur lack of knowledge... »
1Ihis weekend liriiiR» lonp-await- (
,.! Mid-Winter' with \\';ll Bradlcj iand Hcctni McLean in the
driver's
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' ro !"i (lie first s
-tTi.kr .1 tt-ri on i :;■!..■ iM.'l.can tasks tht.i ivi tate
that Bradley i1
",i waltz kins.* al".i
iThe flu epidemic laid about one-
sixth i>t the student body out :ttone t.uu Ol ti'r,
editor-in-chic!«.i tlu- 1941 Quips and Cranks, hasannounced that
(he pictures of thesponsors of iii< * social fraternitiesv. ill
be taken in t Charlotte Fridayni^ht January 31 hi fore tin-
fintnight dance of the 1941 Mid-\Vint**wii.tnn st't. Th( sv
pictures will ap- ipear in Quips-;inf| (>;mkv' Taylor has also
stated that thepicture', [or the beauty section ofj'the annual arc
now in process of be- ring selected. As all the final dc-
■ cisions regardilig these pictures willbe made in the next two
weeks, stu*dents wishing fo enter their pirH' Jpictures must offer
them for in-
'spection bvforc that period of time 'expires. The tN^ture-,
should be 'taken i«> Wi«*ton Taylor at No. 3 ,
'Georgia
Re-examinationsDespite the rumors that are (
circulating nround the campusconcerning the
re-examinations,nothing definite has been decid-ed about the exams
to be givento the students who missed ,exams during the flu
epidemic.
According to Mr. I1. ru... hi.'the rchedule for the
re-txamina-tion will be decided when thefaculty meets next. The
nextscheduled meeting of the facultyis for next Tuesday, February1,
i9II.
Sir Hubert WilkinsTo Deliver LectureHere On Wednesday
Sir 1[ubcrt Wilkin-.. worldfamed explorer niul scientist,!ivill
di-liviT .1 liHiuir .in Avi-jtion and tht War Wednesday.February 5,
iii Chambers Amli-iiriiim :u S:15 )i in, Sir [I\i->rrt 1^ world
accliiimcd fur Ui--cuMitific achiove-metits amiml.-ir c-\|t!i.r
;■.!'."!!- Ia-i ■;.- ;:i.ivlieii tin1 hlit; kricy st riilv:is mi
11i■
—w.iv to Liin'lon \ ia
I.i-lniii ui imlc i !"■ aft :is M l'i iii-n'ta:i; tn the
liritisli povcrnincut. Tlu- c:mccll;ili(in ol iii■it\i.u ti!
I,inidim fi ifci'd linnto tnivi'l ihnnifjl' '■v:!' ' ''■Prance
French ExperienceThe worlti
-rciiruVhec] rxplor**rri*acliotl !'.iii~ just in tinu1 to I»■
■'tvitncs« anil to patl.lUr'lll Ilie un.itL*\ acuntion i I'.ui- Vox
Uayi Inu.i* stramlci! in thi hesifged i;\]i.-iial. Imi fitiiilly
was -A'\.v,I'm gtad wt'Ve going to get a newone."
That is what Lee.'iovable old nc:gTQ character atul faitliful
janitor ajthe Chemistry building hud t -;!>■about abandoningold
Mnrtin I'lirmistry Laboratory for the new Sci-ence building now
gradually takingshape.I 1< v. i 1 n..1 name is Lee I>inic
McCorkcl clairn thai excepting tJTHarding he has been hen nt
David-son longer than onyone else nowconnected with the' college.
W!n 11asked if Enoch Donakison, coloredjanitor in the main
building:, wasn'tIthe odlest employee of tlic college,Lee explained
that Enoch, who in-cidentally doesn't know the date ofhis birth
except that it was a kwyears after "frecilotn," cooked
lorBcc&idenl Shearer niany years be-focc actually working for
the col-lege. "Ye- Mr, I've been drawing acheck from
tbew&ollege longer thanhe ha ." aid the smiling old darky,
45 Years.For about 45 years Lee has been
f—rv- -K- ■ -■ ' m .
CAPT. SIK IIIMEHT WILKINSSir Hubert WilkinA, l.un n
plorrr and «cirntist, will lecture inChainhrrt Auditnriunt on
Widnf»-day evening. February 5tli. Sir Hu-bert lias chosen fur liis
sunjrcl"Avi.ilioti and the War." The "" x-pl|>r«r has had much
pemon.il ex-perience with airplanes, an well ""*the present World
War.
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Lewis SchenckProduces INrwrinirrh SliidvEmphasizes Seriousness
of In-
fant Baptism In New Doc-trinal Work.
I>t ! i■.'. h Heveli! St himV ; ■i< sor \ lei i;in *
lulliti in'A7
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Baptismal Histor>IIn [he l-i-.i iliapti r, thi -inuh
!cami i■] infani baptism in iIn K< .i InTU.t i||:: ■■ "1 1m
-: >.ie
, everydaj facl cami the hard w ayAs he iail it, "through bitter
but■ ■ \r, cxpeni rices."
Admires Thic»Pointing t Prof. 'I hies1
-Leaning
solution mixer ami Ilien '"■' ~'k;u>'
pump mechanism, Lee said, "TDon'tnobody know more Chemistry
th.itiProf,iThtcs," ;tii I1! I'l
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Chapel Suapeminn( ll-(l')I;i:h) rllVllill si ' ic< j \s
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irmcrlym "D" .'"I. (in. I..-.H oi rht oWlnnliliiK.', vvlurl] .■.;i
man . > li .1.■one -""' th< di rmitorics on th< - anipus,
hai been i onvci '■i tl tnl ■■ twoftn idi rn "-!(■. mhi ;>: .■■'
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THE DAVIDSONIAN
t*"3 DIARYMil LEMMON
With flu- exanu 1 oming t.» an 1.:-.;:ii UiQal of tlie lny 1
iperat*irs areimarking time while waiting for thc-as*mil on the
invattitiK femiiiinityoi the etisuins week end The >en-Ut nf
attraction which i> the rfe- jL'i ivi' factor in the average
Ktrl's■'■" < ,- iji to attend our Mid Winter
ceii i- Will llradlcj and his * l-ittnus hatul, foat tiring Kay
McKinley, wli> in- .vestigatu the other hand* ifferedthf c dlcgc
--tudrui-. in the south hea■'! find out thaj Ihr band the Can-
.'::-. i;t -:in- Cninifil ti.is -I'enrrd is l>\it* "">'"
}""(>"■" ». i>«iM it .ti>it aUo Uumost popular Mi-* jazz
recordings:> t■. -■ pro\ i'i| to he the iu« >sl pi iputar
■ it* !licii iT| 1.'i::til* \ !)(lt tlit>■ mean his slowri
numheis
.- ■ ncit ■''">■! \-'k the men who;
1'. ■■ heml him'
1iii-- 1ither thing concerjiing the: ing lwaited affair! that is
' theI'an Huld co-operate in at-t.tidtnL; the s(-t. with or ;idate.
,i> Ihe suece-ii of tile d.incesdepends on every man because
oftie handicap we work under, andthis obstacle is the small number
uwiiiK' -i leash with collar to keep trackof his date after the
dances . .Moos,- s;ti,, ;., ..ijii si-rviii;^ Mnv .cproteKi'f ""
Mac Murris on thrin:1htI■. raids taking in several itthe tic irhj
counrtp.1 M.i< \- sairit»« have t'orpi^ttLMi alarm with
otheithiiiK.-i when lcavtn« his il.ite "" pipe,for which it nearly
coal him hisshin Fluf McDuH applyinghair grower vrry vigorously on
re-tiring to bed Grantham entereda cn-vil bush rlcpi at Dan's, a
smallrnadthousei nennnp ShnrRCnvert and I! Sprnnfplan to
dnuhh*ilaiv " . You kno\\'I've been looking forward to comingup
and"'II ■■"I mean, I really have, Rut, well, I'm-■irry. Vm sec.
i,,r a number of reasonsI can't come.IIn- other da\ 1 was dow n
town in the
new Cadillac I u:i> [jlanuing to drive up. 1was fixing nn
lip-"stick a little bit, when-crash! \ big triiek somehow ran into
me-iiT'T>ul_coiil(lirrTi~ nrrmmt of the quaran-^tine. There was
a cloud-burst last nightwhich washed away the bridge at the endof
our street. Aunt Sallie'a kids are suf-fering from pent-up energy
and are throw-ing plates and glasses at each^other.Ireally hate not
acceptingyour invitation,
or rather going back on you so late. I'mafraid you'll think I
didn't want to come.But I really did.Hope you'll understand.
Love and kisses,WILHEMINA,
■ famous acts and be listi-d along with|certain class room
blunders and|ni/fboners which have delivered'nicknames upon ih i
mft'iled tit H i
in.iti will five a gri-ai deal 1 nicer mthe memories
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BUSINESS STAFFi ■ ink \,.i-■ i- ■ y. i. ;:..M !" .^ r... . \ . ■
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II is paper ■- iIk ill ci.il hist " ". ■■ ..(letfe life.,
mediiiMi >i ■i-..-■ " .- " ■ ■ . ipjniou
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;'iml. bs Monday
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■■■■■■.■11 ht I ■ ■ ■ ' ■ i'. ■ : i:ivtil ibutiou
i-it..itnmujiitf^tiim
Clyde RandolphIhe iluatli mi ' lydi; kauilnlpli w..- :i
-.oiitvu
nf HrivJ amisorrow I ininny' follow tinmint,nl tin' Iliivitlsnn
Sttnlfiil Hud IIni v who'ktirn linn rt'alizc tli.it I>.u ■■! -i
":! ha> licenili-privi-ij nf tlii- |.rr-r-i.-i- ii , mjMe
i-harjeter.
\ senior with i vcrj jjooil scholastic rec-rml, Civile had
ariiivvcfl everything he haddone by !n> ■ cTTaracter. Those who
in- earning theirown w;i\ can look at the brief career ixtClyde
Kandolph .is m exampleuf what canbe ;uiniiipli.sluil I'lii-erftilU
.-. h.:\- . ,uv\ in^ .iheavy burden
Clvlr would have made ,-i ti.uiu- fiir himself ;iml done ;i
great work in In- chosenpXofcsjiW the Mini'try, if he had been
al-lowed to !i\i- When a person of his moraland religiiius stature
dies, we can rilwayjrest assured nf In- -t-iu- of
lilesse'dnewi'aiiid ;should perhaps be iiap'p) r;.f him .-senthough
»t are deprived A liis |W-csencefhose uln> plan t«-> pursue
the work forwhich ilyili- was preparafng himself shouldsee in him
an inspiration to do p.-irt of tin-v.r,rk he would have dpne in
addition ti>their nun.
Clyde Randolph stood for tin- things l)a-vidson stands for. May
we have more like
Pay Your 'Y' PledgeAlthough it is now more than ;i month
since the YMCA officially closed its Christ-mas Gift Fund
campaign-, many pledgeshave never been paid. At the start of
thecampaign it was clearly stated that the Yand its leaders did not
desire to press any-one for ;\ contribution, ttnd in direct con-
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iFrrTsT'totrie policy of past cabinets no door-
-door campaign was made.This policy seemed to be best for all
con-rned. since the Y had no wish;to brinp■y
prer.stn=e-Hn-aB-y^-^t-w)^(vtT-which mtght- -rce him to
contributesomething which heuld riot or did not wish to support.
Theft Fund was an entirely freewill offering,it hnu!d have
been,
that it is long past Christmas,:l " faced withmany
unpaidpledg-
ii -', 1 does not wish to press,t Vi '.he Ptitid is to become a
successful
V'i.'T months the largest musicalwar in history has hene raRintr
be-tween the broadcasters and ASCAP(the composer's
representative)over the price radio was to pay forthe use of ASCAP
songs. On Jan-uary 1, the break finally came andwe must now listen
to those few
"sujiks .whim hwASCAF docs~noTcontrol. The broadcasters to
rem-edy this have set up Hroadcast Mu-sic Inc. (RMI), independent
ofASCAP. iii order to supply them-selves with enough music to
atleast have a few musical programs.I'ut tlic government seems to
beiiri-d .it all this wrangling and ap-iu;ir ready to step in and
brinR suitagainst both of these organizations.Bui for the present
we'll have tolisten in a few new tunes and a fewrehrrnngcB old
numbers.
Hingcst of the BMI collection issoi of Stephen Fosters, many
of\vh sunns, no longer copyright,eel, have been given new
treat-
ll.ur.. Jan. 30. 191
Open Letter to a Drunken Driver
Trot*(rriSaffty Sarvln
SURE, you can drivehomo a'right.Don't let 'em feedyou any of
that bunk about lettingsomebody else takethe wheel.Any time old
Pott?can stand on his two feethe can drive an automobile, drunk or
sober. Whatsh afew drinksbetweenfriends,anyway.Youshow 'em
who'sgoing todrive.
Pile 'eminto the car. That sweet little wife of yours,who's such
a swell kid evenif she does nag you aboutdriving when you'redrunk.
And that funny couple withyouwho want to takea
taxicabhome.Imagine!Wantingto take a cab! Pile 'em in. Step on the
gas. Whoopee!Goplaces....
Brother, you're not the big shot you think you are.You're just a
fuzzy-brained, liquored-up, obstinate asswithabout as much right to
drivean automobileon thepublichighwayas a monkey from the
zoowouldhave.Iwon'tappeal toyour reasonbecause it'sobviousthat
you haven't any.Iwon't appeal to your emotions be-cause they're
pickled.Ionly hopeyou'll start todrivehomesomenight,alone,
when you've one too many under
yourbelt.ThenIhopesomelittleemergency willarise which
youraddledbrainand fumbling hands won'tenable you to
meet.Ihopeyou'll havean encounter witha treeor a telephonepolethat
will landyou in a police cell andyour car ona junkheap.As you sober
upIhopethe basenessof your con-tinued offenses against society will
be borne in uponyou withsickeningclarity.Ihope thenewspaper
head-lines will scream out to all your relatives and friendsand
business acquaintances: PROMINENT LOCALMANGETS DRUNK ANDLANDS
INJAIL.
Yes,Ihope an All-Wise Providence will arrange this'little lessnn
for you. Andsoon, beforeyoukillsomebody,as you surely willif
youcontinue todrive when you aredrunk.
B^i|| Compassingwr *~ V Campuses
WtfJmm tom cauble
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Davidsoii'sCivicChil)Helps Negro Center
Siu'll UnableTo Talk IIrrr
"Sends Letter Of Regret ToStudent Body _
IJ. R05 Snell, \\lio was selected ioM
be supported as -\ teaching mission-'
ary in China bj Dav.idson College,and who \\ .t- planning to
thank '
j tliT Davidson Student Body in per-* Mson, \\ ili not he able
tn come and
'speak because he has accepted u '
Ithree-months rush job*.in connection 'with national defense in
Liostun '
Mr Sni.il wrule an open lettei loL1t1 .■ student body whicli
read a>
J loll. '\\-"I have recently learned ui yum '
desire fully lo support .1 yolinv mi--sii it:\ hi China, ttnd \\
ish t> > > ::gratlilatc VOU loi this increatingintci fsl
in fi 1 1 jy»n nm$i
"1 1eel greatly honored m havingbin, !'\ the Mi-mo-1 Hoard '
Iin lu< suf)por{cil !"> UaviiUon ColUK l Ami I knitw 1bat
m> work ]amonjj >tudent>> in China \\ ill be
i":,'■:>■ worthwhile and more appre- jIL'iated because ii 1-
made posriblC!-■. itudrnts in Aimrn.i
"Allhiiti^h pic i-nt tensif in iu 1belai !■.i-i Ikis unable tn
ihank <i■■—- :
"\\ liili- the re i ol -the u.nhi is ■'i..i>:iil in w.ii
.;inl dl'siruction lite'
11hint!! ■ iIn i-ti.uj 1'olleKi ■ ionti :ve'
1 ir bopi In t lit11 people l\ii :. from
'I ime "i Suvvnibei -.l"in In 1hi . 0111 ->■ ..I 75 vi.11■
1.1t hr pi i.i- Hi ..nr 1
'S hea\ 1 1 tn -."
■ all.mi $15,UUU,UUU), I'
S Pro1 "latilM have htiili 1.1 nilli-iji-v in (I iua
Kleven ui the 13 Colleges Ii.im-had in leave their pre wai
campusesI'nt noi one campus has been ibandoned lo tin- Japaneio;
nnMi-r I S.
| and * iiiiu-sr control, they arc h.-i. L'iused [in relief and
reconstructionpi »KI am- foi ( hina's war--Uuik
|millions. Despite thrir record enroll-inriiis in ihe' new
scholastic li.ra-tii-n s the Chri.stinn CoJlcKes b.ivi-been able lo
take only one in live
' lif qualified applicants Hut "even■with makeshift equipment'-
and a'
.uu.it I.i. Is of books, all arc wvingI'full courses IIIliuia
need ciiKi i
!|news, -In asks llangchow Chrisi'.-tii College for them, and
Ki't- them.
"I am k>v'kinn forward t.> oppor-■ lunitii's ..i knowing
you ill a pel- j1 . ii.il waj so that together we may!■ better
!>tini> Christ's message to: tin- Chinese Students
"
1 Ovei jOOU has been i olleeled foi ;'llu- 'V" gill fuml so iat.
and tin
'■ n-st will be collected as sunn as pos"i siblc
♥Little Katheriue I know some
Pi Kappa Philhie iii the rinishtiiK .-t exams,
\ if\\ l li k;»iip- were fuund ohtll. .1:u].1:- I.i.t week-end
Charlotteil.ttiiuil Htother* (letldie HerrTtiKl< l.irtn..■
Mi-Arthur. Mai Morris,.tn,! Krskinc I'.iik*.y\ hilt-
HicKuryI'fikniirii Id ISmthei I'.1nl I'.iiuiliaritri mid I'letlnri
l!oh lluKliinsIrtiinni) r.iitnli.u u« r .iii.l t ). I) Kvans
I'U.ini . McAllister. Armstroimand kyniei made an extended
i.aiiihrouidi Moon'svillf, m.ui'miIK-.Hirfcnry. S'rwtnn, Maiden,
Lincoln-ton, -mil tnded up .it Gastonia l'.r>>-Ihers Mnhley,
Hit.-. McQall, andMilk-r juurncyed t,> thcii respectlive humes
in norence S C SouthCamlinu aUo siiinmoned DruthersIlipp and
I'lu'nketl and l'lcd|t< Maj11.ml WatMin lit Ilieii liinne-i
inllrienvilli', Vikrii. and Ki.iii- Sprinnsrc-|.i-iii\il\ I'ledgi.'
Uenc Headmade .1 tin* lo Asheville during hi^spare lime, ..n.l
Drothel N'irvn>prnt ilu vveek-i'iul .a lii^ lu>me
;nAlheniarle Hrollu'l I». ,11 \\ illiam--"i luanaK^d tu lake in
Ilieii 1'iiint,(jreenshuro, and VVin-stuii-Sali'inUrothe] iianii
vvi'iil !.. Winiiiin-Salrin
Phi Gamma Deliai lie brother- ui Phi (jaminaHi-h.i
Iraveli'd lai and wide ilimiu: tin-p.i^i iveek-end,
I'eleliraliiiK the ei,ul-intj "1 'v.uniii.iiiiins and takiilH
uneI.1-1 1 111" lifl'ure ihe -tart ol .1 newsenieslei \
dctachtneiil ol livemade an expedition !>> ihe city oiIym-hl
111 it. iihkilled iu .tins Mt'uiipwit,- * t }1.11 II.ink ,'l .ilir
.1:ihe -ophomori- . lass, lu- heenpletfueil
Kappa AlphaIIn- \\ i-ck -1i:il aftei i\anim.i11. 11-
ha- .ilwa>s been wi v pupulai withthe lirotliefji I'm
wil.lli.inv lo iIh-t.u 1"imis pi tin- Sumi) South, andl{1is year
was certainly no exception\. 1 1 ■[ilniK I.■ lir.it hit 1 >a\ is
'1 h.iin
a-, he and "timr i.thn )u>w stayetl].in L'limpus tin-
week-end
Pledge Uriilhers I'.uikt- I1..im-1ill t. 10k an extensive fling
through,1111 suutlurn North Carolipa. tuiuhiny ai tin points ui
Gastonia, Uel-111..nl. lhariot11-, an.IIJllei 11- I'.lotli-i-is
Sandifei ami Spcas did. tl"' dramatii .mil went to their homes
inI.i v.i>s. S. ( '.. and Wm ton Salemrespectively, fljiile
Brothei l>nkAt in>lil is t in back li.une t- ■ ' iri
eiiville, S C
lirollur.s Wall.ui. U'ati. Bclk,Coppjfdgc, and Mil.can spent
thelime dating ami gadding about
Sets Aside Sum To SealDavid McLean Commun-
ity Center
Coach McEver SuperviieiCompletion Of Plan
Davidson's Civic Club, composednt ladies i>i the town,
recently setaside ;i >imi of $7? to seal the I'a\i
Plan-, air uUu being considered[01 .in L*niploynent agenc>i
in whichthe ladies i>r the Civic Club will1- 'i ipciati tu find
ji»b " uit unt/tn-[ilnyed implored h^\ oi the- comtnunit)
♥
Courses WillStart July 1stFor Officers
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War Department AnnouncesTraining Courses
■
According t«. information receiv jt;(l from t!u Wai Depaftment,
threemonths coursi** vmII he pstiiblishi'dat ihe Infantry, 1alvary,
I'ield andCoa^t Artillery schools beginningJuly 1. l'Ml for thu
ournotf ..ttrainitit; Officer Candidates
To be eligible one must be eithera warrant officer i>i an
enlistedui.in with :t\ least six months activefederal service prior
to Submittingapplication. The tnaxitnuni agt' limitis 30 years
inclusive.
Mil* immKit of candidates ! iion
111.itllCI "I'lAI)" l\n\sI,t \iut Iiiform, stopped uvei 1^
Green&5urubt'tlt ii'tilinu iron, ami (joing to hi-Nlmiv in <
Ixfortl Bfolhi-i Joe Royel " drove lo Duke itnU t.■ Chapelilill
Brother Spimn was uUu .ittlu L'tiiversiij M Niortli Can-thuu *
I'!t lin1 Brothi'i Ihum went home1t ■ .1*. while '
Pk'ducl'i«.t!nM JetTrii's visited in Greeti'b'oro l'\vi\vt \U
iitlu-i-
Y.ii1 lirouuli and Marsh u«d IMiiIkcsAmos ,nhi Simmons were in 1
1 n■11I'uit. Mel " >\ -1ti■I I-inlr \ win inNorth Uilkesboro in
span tjiiiedm tiU' v "■ .in. Mi' w " r 1. iml lulllid(
>|irl'j^ii.!',. \\ ilh il ii-ii.il (jtH't.i IIII'liU. Cartel Mi
(ilu i and Cirinile\ IIroiiip.M/ii wint -Iiouh' to kii'hniiiudi
i')ii k Smith to I-Mkin, Pink)Wilson to I owell, Ioftin lo
(...Ionia. 1 1ill Coi -v^i.^i" 1leitdcrbuii,I'1m11i|i to I■*!mi
iuliin v and Sipiiii■1.. i.i!■< nvillc
II was Beesli-i Burwell .hi.I \hlayloi who ft.ok the real
detail;I',1'rsll| \\ flit Ii altci mn in .ill directiuns. Tyddy
l.atimer and KnochStevenson were the nn^i ambitious,making a tour
ul all the South i!ar-ottrra . ■ >!!< y.< ■., startling in
Spartan^bury and ending in ( harletitou, andha\ itik lumieiuus "
xpei ii n< i- notavailable for publications BrotheiKeyhole
lirov\ning ended his prnjeetecj t t i]> to New V'ork
igtHtiuiui
■ously ni Greenville, S C Of < nurse,iBrotlier Davt Henderson
made .his:usual ti ip to < hapel Hill Brothers!Abi1- and Polloi
k, aftei
- sjiifustingthe possibilities ui t !ha-]tt-l Hill Amolt|j thii-
c viMtiML; !ln-!thotiR'i between semester: wen Bro-thers Shelton,
Scutt, Sample, Gibbs,Overby, Wine, McDonald, Brihsun,Vojjngblood
Neill, Sink, and Par-hoiih. -ui
Sigma Alpha KpiilonAfter a hard fight with examina-
tious, mosl "i tin- Ijrothers eithercollapsed into Charlotte or
wenthome in ordel 11> "get away from!ii nil ' A notable
exception wasQueenic B"!; Smith who insists he
Always Askfur
"S & P"Peanut Butter Sandwiches
SaltedPeanuts CandyManufactured by
Swinson FoodProducts
CHARLOTTE, N C
I winl in Kin.ilia. S. C, t>> visitmiiiii- ulat'ivi-.
I'.inlw iiM-i Wilsonx\"\ .ill ihi w.i> i.i Spartanhurg be-fore
tin- week-end was nveri .nxlPotent I .iti- vveut home tu the
unfriendl) iit> Mup Rogers and I'MUica- adjourned lo Greensboro
ov-i-r tin- week end. Reacoti liahnsunplayed host to pledges Buck
1-u
■ y\\\.i .in>l Jim ilark Saturday andSunda) Satem and !i.n
t.'fireeiivilU1 rushed Ihost: t\\.' ve'teraus. Pledges Mai I'.ru.i
and Rip
Ipt-r Hunt. Pledges II.im* and IU--tlu-.i went Imiiu- tn
Wilmington and
|Dillon l-S C i respectively. Ten UtahDonnlas returned to
DaviifsiHi caihnus in little lor tlu- wi-rk rii.il I"11■v-:■ u U he
li.nl been ill in ihestei.S i . I'm two weeks. Anntliei ,iil-
ilj^e, U'.iKImI Mi-(Icai In. als,.iii:nin.1 from a botit with the
tinI'lcilm - I'reyei anil Milliki-n reai ll-i.1 home base in Ih'c
"Harle" Satur-'i"- atteriiooi] and returned Sun-
Iihi? i'i'ti'- t 'icli'i- iImkm (iritveyistraK^K'i) i!, Moiula)
inornitifj on■ the Dawn l!atrnl I'UMge Hi»h I'on
"■-. ..i I -" " ii .». i'i.!< i iih;i,.un.I Whi-ton with Ins
elder brother's K( )ll: i|h-iI ahiuii liitn m- ,aitl w \\a-i tinnr
part) ■"
Phi Doha ThetaI'u< ii,:he i.ii t that i\.mis weie
illi an,! also that the ilu bug lookUs Mil mi .mi (frotliii! I
ilu iiwen mil) two linibci
-at MTpper
Saturihu ni^ht \\ Kciiiliardt1
1 ami SpinHlV iiiiivalfsi oil in IUi-Vi'ami Ihailolli n-.-pei
in.h llrothiii l.iiIn >-. ■ ,- i.ij .i- ihailntliMi Nintum In
\l,-.ii.i, K'udulpli to-VshriiMi nluli' Uri.llni . \\ ■ tallinI
\l< I i n i.il.- rril mi ilii'nii■ |'ii Ilu Iliillll " ill \
Ill-V ill,- nilI.i ii..ii Uiorhn Iti.ykin . ippi .1 il,,»nl.. I A\
I\\ \-ilh. I hapni.m i.. Sj ,ilalllilllM Miliiailn In I IK-I-Imi
i.i K.,1. 1,-h and ili,- I*11■ Dilii-!"U:< dance in > liiipi
I Hill I I,,n inainiiiM suphnniiiii -■ alii 11 .1 IniIi.nl'iir
ami.it li< i numill - " . iliesI'll -U-i \li hiI ■.'.■HI lip
thai ill Ilii-lli.-nutmi-- t, I'l \ -iui In\ Mi l-.\iito HrMul,
Wanllaw tu Sp;ulanhnrij,anil I'll ill'. Mm- sflTnt III.
li'llHi,\.uat inn ]ili tu.ituiel) at In Ii.-Ii..in l.ytnati, S i
W'o 'have n dope onilu- iit Ini tin nil" i nl llu- IIi-Iiman
-I.i i:M-cpt that the) partieil
I 1 1Iil-i.u. -I ,11 ..t,i ili, stateMl lln hiothers -■..
InukiiiK foi
waiil \\ ilIi -I'iIn tin- » iiiiuii!.' \\ i iLi-nil IIm in- him
!">-< ii iiiiiini.-ii..Inn i mi-. Iliihi- will' i all
Sig.ma IMii EpsilonI 'i
'I K II l.asl .ecu in
Stati \ illi- IJi stniatiiin unknowu Iifuiiiid plf"!i i-
ii-iii,ii- in tin SI'Khinisi "\ ;
-.: :1m r i iii,,iiiillr >1^.'l--|i- 11 iiiiri" ■11 :-. lIn-
iainjius« till imii: i.ili - ,,i , s, itnU: .-... 1;ends atti'r
exams Itrothi i 11. II ...lotnpanii'd l.\ Dudle\ anil Davis'
w.i1. imtnil rrr K-:-lnv." -": milI IIAK'l.i II I I '>
\I-.W
Wm. R. BarringerHotel
IJ'i X IK'Yi IN S I
I
mm$ AND HIS ORCHESTRA
IAIWKINLEY Itffiii A A *"MID-WINTERSFriday-SaturdayJan. 31-Feb.
1
Set Ticket $8.00
THE DAVIDSON1AN
xAmong THE GREEKS Work Progresses AsNew Structures RiseLibraiv
AddsFour \ olumesHowardSpring's "Fame Is The
Spur" Among Additions1 he lilirarj has .L.|iiit..! tin lol
lowing ! ks Christmas Fameit tht- Spur li\ Howard Spring,
ManWith n Bull-Tongue Plow liy JoseStliarl My Name is Aram I)J
Wilh.itn Saroyan .mil Sapphira and theSl.ivc Girl h) Will., Cathi
i
How .nil Spiiii^. t !,, .in:hi T nl 'liest -.1!.iMy Son. My S'
iMMiiil vtyi v with iturical ! ..'..■ ■ I'hc march nt'....:..;. .
..-...;.;;.. !
Fame ii ilio Spur !I i!■■■-- \ isf, i;ini 1latult'iirtli w
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iplr I
. ■ Mi■
Is ,1)
Man With .. Bull ["onguc Plow!■" 'the inn In,il ili ti
'iural
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i-h.ir.ii ■ . :;-:■'.. n [In ii■■i if.-iil
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My Name ii Aram . m .iiiihuIi i-\ nl lui ii iln.nn .mi inn .
i■i 1 1 i v , ii: ■ ■ riln
i ■ . I tlii' llimi n.1. i mi : , in
i,.. n-utl,.
S..|i|'lur.i .in.I tli,. Sllivo (.nl .I'uIini ■ *,-iin. lasl
Siiiul.iy.rhcie progrnmi will be conUntied i>n 1.1. 2 and Feb.
9.
Punt Crane, John f.iriiui. andIt.iiiU Crane presented n
missi.iiis program to the young peo-ple ul the Finl
PresbyterianChurch in Winslon-Salcm miSunday. Jan 26, On Wednes-day
night, Jan ?H. John Fnrrior,Jim Ki-rr. and Ji.i- Hopper <
"iiducted a program oq missions nliJh- Myers Park
PresbyterianChurch in Charlotte
Over 1,000 Yards Of ConcreteGoes Into New Library,
Science Buildings
Contractors Predict CompletiooBy Graduation
■ :. began early last tall,■ ! \ ,ir ■!- ■,.I ..iincxete
I in constructingti : chemistry
m ■ ■ "■■ ■u and ■'■in- ■''
nt ha ■ usedN ' I appen-
ind ■*■l>rk■ util I" . men.... II ■ " . ■
'! ■
':■ holdti :
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■ i ;i thing else.. ;,.. . tliirtj■ ■ ■
:. (i ■ tp luI' r.-..
.: sinij is
Since! I
roil
: us in 1■ ■ ■
ll illi end
ili. ■
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iallt vithin
Iil.ritry
\i |.i. cm ll,, A-liicl■ adjai < " ■" ■ ■ ■ .■ litnlilim ■ ■
. ■ ■.
1 "■ i ■ have■ rool slab
Hid thr■
l)i t Ik- iir~i I'diiii f "tlie< ■ . ■ ■ ■ . .
Hull ■I..il I ■ " . ' ::. ■ . ::, lib■'..-. . ■
Detaililail .■. ill be
"I";1
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Frosh CagersIn Four Wins
Prior to examinations the fresh-man basketball team played
fourgauit's, winning three of them. Theirubh won from Belmont
Abbey.Harding Hiffh Salisbury High, andlust 111 IliKh Point
.High!
In their'upcnitiK game agajnit
Relmnnl Abbey, they mm by thrsciirr j'i y>-ii. Mai-Williams
wasI^kIi scorer for the frosh and Cur-■Vii- and Williams ptayed
sood flourpaincs. Hupp «.f. the outstandingplayer Cor thr Abbey.
■
First Los.Hi^h I'oitit Hi^h clsfeated the
freshmen 42-.1] before a large crowdmi lli^li Point in the
secondfor thr fro.th" J t>« Kittens were jit.trr\ awti did nut
pl.'iv well togetherNfricWiHianis anil Pierce were high
|foi David un vvlijlc Wilbati with!>' [i.,int~ was hifili for
Hiuh Point.
ICoiitinvfti .-" Pag*' Sis]
WANTED: l':nt time service ol energetic young man.Complete
information furnished on request. Address
PRESTON L WRIGHT, Myrtle Beach, S. C.
r"* *""*
Jim
lJ|5IIlfC CHAPMAN
THE DAVIDSONIAN
III.M1.M TIVi; FOltWAllll
Little Tommy Yarborongh, who hails from Albany, Ga., it withthe
eager, for his second year and playing steady ball Again. ''Duck"is
.eldom a high scorer but always a "ball-hawk." Hid best
per-formance was against the McCrary Eagles when lie rung up 12
pointsand held the Eagle's .tar, Earl Ruth, to10.
FRAT BOWLING
Won Lo.lKappa Sig .. 6 2S. P. E. . . S 1Phi Delti 4 3Pikai . 4
3S. A. E 3 3Phi Garni . ..3 4Bftai . 2 4K. A. 2 4Pi Knppi 1 "
CLASS BASKETBALL
Won Lo.lSenior* . .4 1Junior* 4 1Sophomore! . . 1 4Freshmen ....
1 ' 4
Columbia - t )keh
Victor Blue BirdDecca
REC< )RDS
I'.v WILL RRADLF.Y
And ATI Popular < )rchestras
Parker-Gardner Co.Since 1898
118 \Y Trade I'hone 8257CHARLOTTE, N C
A. S.BROWNGeneral Merchandise
DIAL 2001
DAVIDSON, X C
Ernest Ellison, Inc.
"JUST INSURANCE"
IIS E. Fourth St.
Charlotte,N. C.
Covering tin; CourtsDavidson's basketeers returned to their cage
warftheirmatches tun mltde an excellentshowing considering their
handicap.Only five men were able to k>> tinthe trip, the
ntlu^ were iujjwed outbecause ol sickness L'ick u Hairw.ts
outstanding i the hardwood oni.mti.ii \ 4, ihe hoopstcrs met
theMcCrarj Eajjles and fell bcforc>tUqfpowerful semi-pro five
56.49, Twonights later the 'i ;u> suffered dc-fcat a.Liain when
tlie Blue Devilstripped the Presbyterians 44-28.Duke stole an early
lead and (he'Cats never managed to nfliMef up.i -i-rii'u-
threat
Flu Strikeif'tayiuft without the service ol
four rrpillars, tlie Cats tasted LLEGE
and their friends.
"THE TAVERN"AND THE
HOTEL CHARLOTTEv "THE CAROLINA'S' LARGEST HOTK1."
A. I. r.l.AN'I). President and fieneral Manager
facfe%9ooD,%ft, p)Snlii-iis Vmir I'atmnage Mpfl ill^^l^^
l-'ur l-'urnial F.veninir Wear ■■k^'iSI ■■I'elnre. Dlirini:
:m
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sp
oNSORS
PHOTOS
i. Courtesy of thrCHARLOTTE OBSERVER
1 UK I'.I-.SI iIK( )( l-KIKsTI1K lilCS I I'Rll \'.a
DIAL 5041
J.K.HAMPSONGROCERY
DAVIDSON, N C.
A NEW SUPPLY:
DAVIDSON and I-RATI-K XITY STATIONERYBAGGAGE and AUTO
STICKERS
TAKE SOME OF OUR APPLES and ORANGES TOYOUR ROOM TO HELP FIGHT
OFF FLU
THE STUDENT STOREn:CK AKXOI.D Managers SHORTY PARRJSH
I'rivate I)ining Roomsl;or I'ratenn'ty Ba-rwjuets
PIIONR 5490 FOR Rp.SFiRVATIONS
.THACKER'S, Inc.221 S Trycn St. CHARLOTTE, N; C.
UP hiCHARLOTTE , (;(;,.-STA^DFRSQN'S
J} Z WOODEN :go- s oreBOWL k
i)i i li )US FOOD J " """r-ccr'esr.'--.tsat
RE CAHLE PRICES 1~c"
PMe Fi«1h.ir.. Jan. 30, 1941 THE DAVIDSONIAN
1Sponsors for the Annual Mid-Winters Dance include: Miss Mac-r
King of Columbia, S. C, with Louis Hite, of Pi Kappa Phi; Mis*tty
Morris of Clearwater. Fla., with Gene Vereen of Phi Delta
Theta.Miss Elvie Srarbrough of Columbus, Ga., with Bill Lemmon of
K»appaAlpha; Mil* Dorij Edgar of Stat.-sville with Ross MeElwee of
Pi KappaAl[id.i. Miss Martha Bowman of Lumberton with Hector
McLean,President of the Pan-Hellenic Council, of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon; Mis*Ellen Self of Asheville with Scott Cooper, Treasurer
of the Council, ofKappa Siffffiai Miss Alice Withers uf Davidson
with Granville Sh.irpeof Beta Theta Pi; Miss Molly Betlamy of
Knoxville, Iowa, with Win-ston Taylor of Phi Gamma Delta; and Mis*
T.issie Fleming of Wilson
with Raymond M< iVnu-l. Secrrtary of thr Council, of Si^ma
Phi 1 pkilon
I Inif dances will be held at thr Charlotte Armory January 31
andFebruary 1st. They will consist of a tea dance on Kriday
afternoon atfive o'clock, followed by the furma! dance at ten that
evening. OnSaturday there will be a tea dance .it four-thirty and
the informaldance at eight and lasting until twelve. Each of the
fraternities willhav«- a banquet or similar function at sometime
during the week-end.
Music for the dance* will be furnished by Will Bradley and
hisOrchestra. The sponsors will take part in the figure on Friday
night,■»nd will be joined by the alternates of the various
fr.iternitii-» and theirdates.
BP^^^^ I^BF^:':'*"
'■"■'■iBlB^^~ ' IdL.: I
*^BhB^B^B^Bw^ 'ibW*- .^bKl, j
b^b^^b^^ukW"
Miss Doris Edgar
B^Pi^B^B»::^ .^BH B^k
B^bI^Bb BbR^^^^Bh * %> **I Br IP! :>
bV i&
Miss Martha Bowmanp
'^*iWa
Miss Ellen Self
■I' 'Hi j^>
Miss Mackey King
,,ggsaP8'.-" j»Sfeil;''':" **'*+*'*' 1'^#¥- 'W^''-
Miss Betty Morris
Miss Evlie Scarbrough
* -3f ~m^
Miss Alice Withers
k *. *Y*K -'
Miss Molly Bellamy
■■*—^ :s** ■, imM
j^H .
1'
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!" ■ . . " ,.;JMiss lassie Homing
T \\ HIS #\ \ 8^ ORCHESTRA\ V\ FEATURING
\ \ "AMERICA'S GREATEST\ J MUSICAL DRUMMER"Playing for
Davidson's
>li«l-Yl DBilors Dauu*eJanuary 31st-February 1st.F'V'R GREAT
DANCES
Set Ticket "'. Armory Auditorium
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| -V (OHMIt ~|We're .1 smallci school now ',
Man} "i Hit lioyi. who ar. leaving"us feel prettj bad about
beinti afailure; if the) onild rail} believethat Tin- onl) failuri
is the manwho i|iiit-. lliej would get a greatdeal oi good from a
thiiijj that ap-peal
-ii > Im bail Kvti ri'.nl iIn
lift slorv nt \W l.inrohi IIn :i-itime' In ■■. i S.O'1 .i
failn/P*ln Hisllti R-:i. lu- electiuii to /The Pn -i j.11 11>
> ,.i tire r.iitnl >T.,l< - Read>'mn riistnrj ! iVou'i
i welrmni.Hi. i, i. |i,,..,. in...... .
Thanks, CoachIhank-, inai; MiKvei '
tmiu' tin- lliil-l'i'u ' In ' il tIt,i-olored I'liinmtinitN lint
\ i
ntr>"ILate but
'heartfelt I
■ .. . : :'rt. Mr I K Milli-i..... -. .■ ii. i
■
Ch.ipol Hints
.ill
"■■■.■■■■ ■ .. ■ ■ .
■ ■ ■ .■
Noxiou* NormieI),,,,,,I
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\'> ■\!i ■;'. ■ ■ " i i S ■ ,...
nun;■ i ■ - . ■ Itmiitl '■■■""z: h ■ :■ s.. . ■ . ■
N1 inSHAW >MJ'ni ■♥
LOUIS SCHENCK., nti* ■ ■■ »■hj 'nr! to ie( :ipiur ■ lli«
■■■:..■i :' infant I■.11"11-111
MisnomerI11 Si 'u i:> '■■■■■
who makes the cmshould not he ■;■ i ■ illiTiLr the church." Inn
■ uld n:i.< mb( r tltat th baptized child i
%tlr< ;n!v* .i m\ '■■■'■':■■' ■ " ■
FLU EPIDEMIC LESSSERIOUS THAN IN 1918|t .idti".I"'-.. tJHi
--el\c- n'.'. i « . :' t ■ mdertviol,the ji'tt oi si*r\ in.r ,:
"■ :: i
' !■'.-.enKui > diil it* p hi wistside '■)' ihat 'It nil ■ ■
. ■ ■ Iurncd:intc com.it*-*- ipv >"">"".lh Lingle When
l>r. Martin re-signed, Lingle .i"'! several oilirr.trustee*!
were appointed tfl select asuccessor. Dr. Lingle had alreadymade up
liK mind as io Iii-. choice:inil fi-h certain iliat his
candidatewould l'i- accepted.
When tin committee assembled,pr Lingle, as chairman, asked
iiithey were reacry to vote To lii~ ■astoifhfhment, they rcpUcil
that anew President had already beenchosen and that In u;is Hr
l.muli'!
Although I'r. Lingle'a official|ccinncc(lon with tin-
»■.■IU;-< will be
■ ■ ( !. In1 will continue to serventliiT- .1- tin opportunit)
presintiit-i'li The weckl) articles whichhe has been ■■■ : itii k
fin IIn llni-.linn Observer for .ill years will con;tiniu-, .m.l
various confervnees andim itaii.1i- i ■ pre:i h "■■"'! ccupjrfinch
ol his time At iiresenl theIii ■!■.
-,nr ia\ ti;' it thi Id ;
■ ■ in." locrxclain ■
Pending Doom ''v ■ I. i passes through another
wondering ahout grades-;;i ■■..."-■.it, his attention i>
ih-ir,u-;ri|
[com i\;irn- more and more ft5 iluweek-end dances approach.1
A
\ eek-enil w 11 rlepinil uift.n■ his exattlinatii u l-t:i"U-^.
.if coui i;tittt mi -:iso on "flu ;h notes " < ioodlurk lo yon
]■<
Negro SchoolTo Have Band
l)avidson"> colored high schoolwill iiioM h. ;}'» proud
possessoii ■ ,i i ■*.(■■piece bam!. Instrumentsha\ " not bein proi
ineel \et butfifteei mtt ii minded yoiinuMrr<1 ,.»< sign* d
up tii lni> t'nm-t \\v-"■■' instruments with rt \w Ii I ;
-in (he band n\ \t sepiestcr.
The director of the band will proIhahly \j& one ""] two
Davidson senIinfs will, are' fnajorirtR in musitRoth tlir Davidson
Music Departinient and the "V". b>!nil MacLBtichlin, are
cooperatingin llu project.
Conducts VespersDr Lewi* B. Shcnck will be
the gueftt minister at Vetperinext Sunday nu-lit Thi*
suti-stance of his tcrmnn will centerarnund the topic "tin*
God-tentrrrd rlinracier of religion."
Dr. Shenclc w.-ts scheduled toipealt the night nf January
19,
( but hecause* of the flu «'pidemi<the date was moved up
twoweekft. Tile Davidson professoris the author of the recent
hook"The Presbyterian Doctrine nfChildren in Ihe Covenant."
While at Davidson.Dr.ShenckW&J an "all-around" man He
j was president of the Y,vice pres-ident of the student hody,a
de-hater, captain of the basketballteam, and a member of the
staff
I of thv DavidAunian. Upon i;r;«d-tintton from I>.t >- ni
he studiedat Union Seminary, Princeton,and Yale, re*p,lit\♥
Sinaltz "1 eai Rix '■;■He akfasi this in.>i niny."i hit t
■> "Yihi tiU'.'ni .itt
"\\"« **. ni.i\I'( Pi .'. if?in1u.""Jiinntif," said llu-
tiacher, 'whati yniir Kreatesi ambition?"Iiiniuie, tlunightfllj .
"I think u
s !■ iu ;i-Ii nilitlu'r's faci
Phi Mu Alphafe,Makes Plans
Next Concert To FeatureSymphony, Hackney
forI'hi Mu Alpha, local chapter of |
';ln nation.il puisic fraternity; held '* "" fir.-i hum lii ■
-ni,v Ihc lu>li mr<l:i-l Iiii daj niKhl in Sin arer Hall
(
"I'.u-i'ii "■ "■■ ii-i-ircl uf (iiitliiiino
' "sprint! 'I'l.ni- fur thr urbanization lm
'
and disciKsion rnnrrrninii the con''"
riTl wAesIhe in \t in Ihe 'nMuci - ; 1 li;'rl "' '""' cr<
'''' I'lltu Ins i.nniit'' sport-"chewiny t* » . |-.bacco.'1 (His
lir;iinl is "Apple" in ,.case you have an extra plug in yompocket
that you really dotrM need)
CATS DROP GAMES
i. ■ti.-iMt.-.j from /'a.;.- y-.-ufIiouriincn -r..nil .i AX-.Vi
win in thelocal I'vni Hokk, the only man onllu first string that
was able In -.77li.676.85
LIABILITIESCapital Stock ? 1.200.000.00Surplus
'
$ 1,800,000.00
Undivided Profits 828,694.14^Reserves Unallotted 500,000,00
3,128,694.14
Interest Collected But Not Earned 14,968.06 tReserve for Taxes
48.000.00Reserve for ContiiiKencies 901,344.24Reserve for
Amortization Bund Premiums 191,679.84 lr1557B92^l4Letters of Credii
Outstanding V1 iicnoDEPOSITS 93.241,9**.57
ffi^jfjn cigarettes ask for Chesterfield... PP^Eg and join the
arm> oi Satisfied|«^^^^y smokers nil over America who| T^ff are
getting Real Smoking Pleas- W^W AJL- " *» - """""'w'] nr( from
(>hesterlield's Milder, Wr.^^^ ' '.r'K W1 Cooler, HellerTask:
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YMCA StartsColored ClassAfternoon Sunday School For
Negro Workers Begun AtCenter
-\ ■;■:". 11 !>ti!ida> School class ;
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tin -mi:illA*,Slitld;i) School 1>11*| ?' |1< ■"" "r- IHI
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culminatedin success, and ii■ Ihi1 yi'U»h I*ti
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tire seminary's library Phis svetn ,h :■; \ iinpii ililo feal
vnn pel fiirnied ,;.\ :: ■ iniplc i ".;'edit nl nl filllliirty
larRt i than ihogsheads withbook? iCacli nn< "■■ ihi i ra.sksw 1
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"5Tn]ipt(l hy rail lt> Richmond\ ■■ ■ :!n- incident, Hi I.t
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y.m his T( al life work In I8'J Itook his nrt pastorate al
Ii.ilton.(■a W hilc tinm. Dr IinKl< mar-i-,. whom Ihe I ' tinl
.. ■ ,i *tiiclciit "*ai !' :■■ idsun
KoltovvitiK' i" ■ marriage, pastor-ates al Rot I. Hill! S C. and
Atlan-ta, "i*. t«»i >k up iiio^t Hi his timeuntil Pill, when he
rcturm d toUnion Seminar) Then1 he taughtHebrew, and in 1
''J4 he was made■'
■ idi nt uf the Assembly1-
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