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mu~in.gJ By Dick Workm&n
lleoMaae nf the Cf'ntro\'l'rfiia.l -aure ot l'fe.r('bry ~luNnc ln lut \leek•s palJer. two f~nalf. memben of the staff, Jean Nottlnpam and &<>tty L3•Uck, U1--e bMn ask~?d to write todaJ'a CJOtumn. 'fbt) ladle~ topeak for themM.l\'es. In re·ply to Mr. Workman's col·
Uli\D ot the pB.!It week. we should Uke tD put him straJght on the aupposilion that ··women are good for only t.h.tng; · tor in our opinion be has some mlst.o.ken ideas.
We agree Wlti\ "Workie" that mon~y is not the Toot of all evil, but atrongly protest the 1dea tha t women are any m?re the •lB.Use cf e"'il-dol.ngv than a rt> the men. AJao. more ol the nation's crlmes an comitlud by men than by women.
And inr.:ldenlally , while we·re on the subject of changing our minds, men seem to en J'ly th.i.s att thoroughly as do U\e women... Natw-any th1s is eve ryone's equal !WJYUege. and we can' t noUce that .my women have tried to get a pate.nl, copyright, or In any other manner, restrain men in t,hl., practice.
Speak.Jac- of appearanDH, a ·e tlllnk that he 1a qait., ml51n· formed ln N) lng tbat women are- "Un abuut tbelr appear·~ Of f!OW'tle. they de5lre 110 appear as at'tl'Rctin~- as pOSJIIIbte. but d'lis is only natural amt Is - chiefly ror the benefit or Ute otMr ~'!C .. SPrdy, no o~
•-oa.ld approve of \\'Omc.n dis.,a.ylng thenUie.lves ln pubUc in a pair of jeane and a plaid shirt OD ef"W)' O('Cil.Sion.
The Glenville Mercury Student Newspaper GLENVILLE STATE.~CO.:_I_.I=..E_G:-E-:-:-__ P_u_b_li_sh_ed~W:--:::-ee_kl_;y~
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Pioneers Crush Rams, 19-0 I Vets To Receive Subsistence Pay By November 15
167 V t>ts Eligible R T. Virgin States
''et.e.rans subsistence checks I E:hould be received betlween ;o-lov. 1 and l.:t, Robert T . Virgin, Veteran's Admlrustration Training offiue.r, told THE MERCURY la.st night.
0! 190 veterans enro11ed at Glen\rllJe Slate college, sub&lst· ence sheets, paramount to be.1ng placed on the payroll, lor 167 have been received, •·ertifying that number .for payment from the J-!ich.mond, Va., offJce. ot. the Veteran's AdmlnJstratlon, M.r . Virgin 81I'Jrm&.
U.nforeaeen peak enrollment of veterans in West Virginia COlleges was .s«:n by the VA representative as the reason why loea.J veterans have not &8 yet received subsistence checks Cor September.
Dlst.-.:~ssing provisions or Public Law 346, Mr. Virgin deelared that "A vete.rP.n student must
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''The Day" unday e,·e.nlnC" brougbt to
an end tbo P.xcltement of Jlome-coming \\ ec.k-end to the n•JorUy ot tbe studenbi:; I*Jt for \ Varren Oox., veteran student from JUch\\'OOd, Sunday n~ "THE" day.
As tude.nt.s tu., ·e added 8Uch words to th-.!.ir namo :~o~ qu~n
ond J•ioneer. Mr. Cox tops It all hy r«eh·io~ the tJUe, "Papa."
The tttork delh'erf'd the ()c)x family thrlr first ciiUd, a n 8 tb, daugllter, ot 11 :07 p. m.,
Sunday at \Vaton City hospital. She has been named Sharon LylliL
'lhe mother is th~ former Ella \.'e.sta Fltzwaw. wbo attended college Ia J94S-44.
l'lr, a.nd Mrs. Cox are. oot oonfro11ted by tb.. -bouslnJ: shortage, as they Uve. on the l"&mpu_s ln a tnt.llt:r equipped ' tiU. c:onvrnie~ of the modena home.
Election Holiday Is Planned For Monday
In orde1· l() permit students to return to L11eir homes to vote in lhc Mid· term eledtion, classes
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Will not be in session on Monday, N \Jvember 4. Tuesday Is a nuti.:»nal .holiday and cJasses will be dismissed ro:r this day too.
Classes that would be ln ses-
Luzader Scores 12, Frame 6, Fazio Gets Extra Point
Garcia Carries Ball 51 Yards In Rushes
sion ?n Monday will convene on The Pioneers overcame the lo&S:l.turday, November 2.
1 ing habit to wm from Sh.epherd
Dean Crawford expressed beUef .!=;tate Rams, 19·0, Saturday, at that more students would be pres· Shepherdstown. Touchdowns by C'lt an saturday than on Monday. Luzader in the secbnd and third
Class recitations will resume periods and Frame m the ta.st. u.t 8 a . m., Wednesd&y momJng. wilh Fazio kicking the extra
A .. n<Jthe.r holiday to which to point. accounted to r Pioneer look tonvard is Monday, Nov. U, scores. Never, throughout the Armistice Day. gatne, were tbe Rams within
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Baptists To Show T echnicolor Film
Garcia was leading gTOund· gainer with a total of 51 yards. Also outstanding in the bo.ckfi~d was L uzader, who intercepted two passes In mulli~d and croeaec1 the goal with both, although one
Vivid fuU~Ior scenes !J"'m was moved back to the 15 strtpe. utronom)'· and natural science on a penalty. are featured In "The God of C...- Flnt Q-
HaDowe' en Party auon," sound moUon picture to Luzader's kick waa taken In be shown tonight at 7:30 p. m ., the end zone by Hamilton, re·
W"JJ Be Tb d at First Baptist churCh of Glen- turned to the 2S. Rams ran t.hree l UfS ay ville, according to the Rev. Mr. plays and punted to Wil&m oh
--- eo;~~i~:ed~:lo~ P::::;· Coast his own 20. Wilson returned to ma intain a ••c-• a\•e.J·age In order SP?<Jk,!, wttches, and goblins laboratory ot Uoody Bible In- the 35. Anotller exchange oC
As for be.mg unmanner:ly, we to qualify {')1" and continue to re· wfll walk through the eerie night punts placed the ball on Glen· fert confident tha.t. we s.incercly '--eive su.bafstence." "1'-'.tnday from S "to ll p. m .. sUtute by ...Irwin A. Moon, Sc.D .. ville's 37 yard mark. 1AJ.za.der and tn.aUt!ully c-an say that wo- He cont.mued, "Any student who when G. S. C. students go to the "Th~ God of Creation," is the qwc:k-.klcked and the ball was mc.n are as tllanneriy, I( not more falls to ma.intaJn the reqni.rec! a·- gymnastu.m for &.n MnuaJ cos- second In a series o! evangelistic downed on Sh(::pherd's 12. Two SQ, than men. 'Wlly is tt that c;m a eM\ge will not be a~cepted In an- tume Hallow~·en party. fiL-ns. The first film produ ced by more kJcks by each t..eam forced b-..\e a man wm slt indttrere.ntly on other college or univer~ity wltb· Sporn;.ored by the soc.lal com- Doctor Moon bllt>d ··They L ave the play to Ram's 20. where the
I d d Forever ·· h r s experte.nced \Vlde the seat wh\le a a y stan s up out first securing a reoommenda· mchlo.tr.oergc'. thwieth' oiNI-:•nlnga coCrma:Jmgo,·tteellsl cruo·sun~-.· lion throu~hout t h c peraod <::.n~~~n ·• " " ·rtA• v.it.h a baby In one arm and tion from the training otrirer. ,. v" '-"J .... ~v u ,,_ ..a
grc.cl!ra'- s in the other . We' re not OutlinP111 l"'ro\l.&ions or Rill have bee n appointed : Pioneers recovered Ram's (um-eJ ggeralmg either- it's happen- " T o rec:eh·~ full ben efits, eacb Decorallons: Thelma Ryan. I.n Lhe opening s ce1es or "The third ed more lha.n once. I vete ran nw s t cn.rry n('t le:s:t tl\an c.luunnan ; J im Frame, H . P . Cod of CreaUc n."' the audien~ ble on Shepherd 4.:. On (
takes a lrttJ t o:> the st.ars by down Garcia ga.ine ten or a. You say th&l w ')Dlen have sel- 12 semes ter hours or Its equh•a ~:~::~~tta J ane Judge, and Ross means of so:>lnr photogra phy , t a - fir:~t down_ T'Wo plays later Gar-
fcsh a ttlludes We don' t ~ hll'\' lcnL Less than 12 but not less ~ ken lhrou h the Mant lOO-inch cia smashed through for a 20-t.he me.n \IOUld notice it. They al· L'lsn mne semeO'ter hours, or its Refreshment committee.: Elo- g • b.' yard gain. Runs by Williams and mo:>t ln varta bly \\-ant their 0\\'J.\ equivalent, '"'ill he r 'lunted Ao: isc Boggs, chairman: Jean Boggs, teJeE~cope of M.._ Wll~n ?bserva- Garcia netted onJy three yaJ"Cls.
tConUnued on Page Four) lhree·fVUTUis time. Martie Fleming, and Hastings tory m Southern Oi1~fumJa , and On last down a. double tumble ·~ than nine, but no t less Bailey. vf~ws co:pl.ex. gyraUons of the lvst rour yards an<l Shepherd im-
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Yom Yum-Ham than six semcst('r hou~:. or its Entertnuunent r ommittee: soar sys m . ,medaal£1 kicked out !rem the ' l equl"alent, will be count.<d one - Gladys Foster, chnlrman: C..Orgt' Lapse-time pho<ography i• uti· 13_ WM~ llle Rams rogained pos'
'N Eggs Seen half time. Less than six semester Adams. John .Henderson, Peggy llized to de.n-.onstrate the beauties session the . took to Ute aJr. For Kanawha hour!~ w ill be counted nne--fourth .June Adams. and Eunice COX. l')f natural SC'ience . The iUus1on or BuUer'~ se..~nci pass was inter -- - - I tame.'' An admis.<:Jion of five cents ro.r flower buds dev~oplng into fUll · jcepted by Luzader, who pedaled
By BJoDdena loitw.patrick - . I student$. and ten cents for out~ NoWn blossoms an a few seconds 50 yards to score, behtnd quic kly·
"Meat shortage currently ~~ Miss Virgin.ia Hupp . ~~;~ V:l~lm~te~h~=~ :e~ :.: is c reated thl·ough lhfs t ime-('om- I forming int.el'fere.nce. istmg 111 KanawhA . ball d~ Does Graduate Work In costume. pl·es.in,s vhot.o l<chnoque . 1 Tblrd Quarter ' room should be relieved soon, I --- I R everend DeBlock sa ys, ·~e I M.ldway In this period KeUel Doy Fitzpalrlck, superintendent Ml&S Vlrgtnla. Hupp '45 Ia F Stud t N faculty and students :tt Glem:lll~" covered a fumble on Ule Ram's of bulJdlngs anJ grounds, told a. doing graduate work ' at ' West ormer en !lw State coUege are invited t o see nine, setting up the second score. MERCURY reporter . last night I Vlrgfn[a university, whore she Is Teaches In Georgia this picture." Short dashes by Wilson. I.ruzader, aa h t; lovmgly eyed his 40 fatten- .studying toward a degTee in so- _ _ _ 3Jld Williams brought the baJJ to
lng SWJne at th college rann with cia! work. Olarles warnn J..amtt, college Crawford Speaks At the four. Luzader, o.n fourth a knoWUlg gl""-n\: his •t· the :Mlss Hupp taught one year In alumnus, now hold• 8 position as Registrars Meet down scored on a lateral play ~·houn_d.s w go or _ Clay county high school and eoach with Ute Folkston Consoli- --- Bl'C.<\.Ind right end. Faziols at-
lesa rom,&.ntlc but more 1illing worked for 80me time in Nicholas dated Schools, Folkston, Georgia. "The Characteristics of a Good tempted luck w c.nt wide~ Follo-. -spuds and beans In a big way county with the Ch.iJd Welf8.1'f' accoT"ding to a lette:r recel\red by College cntalogue" was the sub- ing the kick-off and punts by also may take re-&!.surance in tb.e di\•lslon ot Ute DPA. the MERCURY editors. each team. LWr reoo,•ered Myers' f~o~et thal ample portions of these ___ u~ ject of a talk given by Dean Rob- fumble on the Rams' 32. Shep-C&elic tubers and ecstatic 1e- ert T . C.ra:wford at the annuaJ (Continued on Page Threel gum ...... nurtured tn the ez.- Ghouls, Goblins Form Erie Revelry ccr.ference or the West Virglnla tent of 400 bushela per annum. assoc.iation Of c:oUegie.te regis.,
~~~":t7:~ed Phr;'1:'::co.: be To Plague Oldsters On Hallowe'en tra~.:t ~~~:~:!P::s: ~ 111~ D~O.St m.JJk. (for the hardy By Leo 1\fasoa ln~ldlous form of I deviltry may problems facUlg the group and
early riserJ l:; produced tn quanti- WheJJ the g hoUls and goblins develop. the·n led a roWld-ta.ble d.iseuss.ion tJ by the dou.n purebred mUch Of Hallowe'en come from therr Hallowe'en, a " pagan relic I in whiCh the \'alue and improve-hln'-•, fed on succulent sU.a.ge places or hidi.ng to pLa.y a one- which is assolcabed In the popular ments were considered. made from homegrown com, pro- night stand 'I1lursday, Cl1rrent imagination w1Lh the prevalence -"'t the m ee:ting J . Everett/ ducod at the 130-aue farm. This shorla.gcs, including eorn, may of supernatural influences." ac· j Long. registrar, West VirginJa I 'Verdant tract ia compri5ed 01. al· alfect the fun enjoyed by cele· cording to Volume 13 or the En- university, was named president luvial soU where 30 to 4.0 acres \Jrants who wUJ be compelled l.his C",;clopedla Brittanica, is soon to for the c.oming year and S. 1-1 are under cultivatl.on. y(;Rr to find 80me new !orm of plague lht ~eemingly impert:urb- McGraw, registrar, Concord ool-
Clf!'llville college's ~tate farm ummunltion.. a~le inhabitants of GSC. lege,, was elected secretary. is located one mUe from Glen'Vtlle How-e,·e.r. local sage.s do not \\ 111 I:M:.Ort I.a.dies in Northvtew addition. It wae !ear th.at the usual resourcetul- The event ot October 31: is Josephine Hammond spent the ' -p.lrcl:.&Hd in 1914 by the State nea of. Glen'l'ille youth Will be r.ertalnly too close at ha.ncl to aJ· week-e:td a_t her home ln RlC."h· 1ktard of Control tor lbe. bsaeat UlJ tile te. elfectJve this year low rught walking unaaonmpa.n. wood She was a.ccomnantec:t horne oC tile collece . and they'. pre<llct """"' new and (ConUnued on Pace Four) by !"r:lllces Lawrence:
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JlL, Gym (lpeo rn r dancin~. 6 :110-JJ,oo p . m, Open -(.gr \ "rron.o. llapel lAu.oge_
Thul'lOdAy-10,00-12:00 a. m., Freshman lu16; (non-vets). 8 :00-11 :00 p. m., Bai.Jowr-~en p.a.rty in gynlDUktm. bu.turday.-e:~ wlll rtlee't
Satonby instead or on Mnoday,
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Home-coming Event A Success Rome-coming, as evide-nced a t lhc Thirteenth J;_nnuaJ celebration,
is just a.s 1mpl'lrt.ant ~ ever Lo the students .md alurnn:i of Glenville State GOllo!ge. F.ven thout;"h four year had e lapsed since the last one wa.s held. the enthusio.sm that was shown here last week ls proof that 'Home-oo1v 1ng i~ :;till 3.n event of major impul'tance.
Practically anyone w ho has ever been associated \Vflh the college looks forward from year to year to the coming or this event with much anlic1palton. We feel that those who c:e.me back for Home-comjog th is year we re not dis-illusioned.
Throughout the one day ot events, coronation, parade, football game, and the cnnch.dmg ie?.t.ure, U1.e ~lumni dance, enthusiasm ran hJgh. No one can JUStifiably claim ti'e Home-coming was anyLhi nt; short of co.lossa.t this year.
To achieve Uus :,-access there must have been capable leadership, cooperation between student body and alwnn1, ar.d 8J'\ effen•escing cr,llege spinl on the part of all.
It Is heartem'ng in these days of c.ha.ngmg \'alues, in a postwar w orld of confusion and confl ict , tha t ;;tuden~ and alumni of Glen.vlllc State! college can ally their collective (.>tforts [n carrying for.vard lh.e strong traditions w h ich have made and will Cf)ntinue 00 give m; a college of which all well may be proud.-by Helen Cox.
Children Need Clean Toilet It was call~d to our a.tt.e.ntion last week by the fa.ther of a ftve·
yea.r·o1d child, that the toilet used by the first Md second graders m the admmistra.Uon buiJcling of the college, is unsanitary. (He uaed a lr.onger words.)
Upon Inve:,ligation Vo'C fvwtd lhe following: No lights, apparently f l!hP place ll.f'!Ver eVeH Jtad bt:~n w:red, The o.ue wlndow was hlgh and dirty. adJililting very Uttle ligh t. (2) 1t was d1rty. Both the floor and the equipment wc1·e d.it:ty and wet. not just damp, but wet! Qobv.Us hung profusely about lhe walls and ceiling. Either the commodee and urinals would not flush, or had not been flushed. Used paper lay about the seats and ftoor. The odor was not pleasant . (!) The equJpment was in.1uffic1ent a nd ill -ad.aptec.J to use by smaU ~ldren. There wu n.o lavatory aod no sotl(). The urinal wu too high tor the use of children.
The person who called our attenllnn to thJs lold us that he .a.w (,fl!e of tt.e smaller children tip-toeing In an unsucCessful attempt to r each the urinal. "1 wouldu't le t my kid so to sc-h.o.?l here. " he saJd.
T,Wo ~rls who lnvt:afigatPd the condiUon of the girls toilet re-ported oruy slightly betur conditions.
Although the grade school janitor, wbo a pparently, heretofore, d1C: ue>l know thal 1t was htS r~spunsibiUty, has cleaned up the worst of the concUtion, 1t still w ill not be an ideal plac.e for use by children Wltil sUitable equipment is instaned. If necua.ry a urinal could. be ddnst~ted of sheet metal with tbe aid of a few Seabee&. We have seen 1t done. A light Wld a lavatory mu~ btl procured at the earliest poapible opportunity. These children must nftt be exposed to these dangerously un~unltary conditions for any length of lime greater Ulan :s absolutely ln t:scapable !
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ied, ~ young genUemen gn.ctously r.onsent to escort young ladles "'down town." shielding their fair fraulelns fr.om the IUu!'Dry evtlo of dark ness.
Former Student Wed To Charles W. Atkins
Announcement i.s made of the marriage of M1ss Helen Clark, fanner GlenviUt college student. to Charles W . Atkins.
The ceremony was performed tn some Instances thf' girl~ dis· by Rev. Mr. Howard Wlltong, of
co,~er t.o thetr disma.y tha t. they Buckhannon, a t the parsonage on have evaded the ~e'UJt forces., Sept. 19. but are most assur-:dly in Ute For her marriage, the bride clutches of the "wolf man." chose a s treet· le.ngth dress of
• Theoreth'e.lly Hallowe'en pre- : uoudr.e-blue with navy and white vans only o ne night a year. Ma:ny I ~ccessories. A shoulder corsage u pright Glenville h.')me ·owners I of plnk rosebuds completed her could convince one, (whHe notice- costume.
On The Many College Alumni Attend Homecoming On '11he
Campus Local Screen By Janet Boggs Ry .le:Mo .Nottingham
tiome-ooming festivi ties, last week,. brought together many old g-rads :llld former s tudents of
------------ ClcnV1ile St.at.P. coll~gt!. Tuesday t 1l Tuesday goes fast. 1 Some !of the fot•mer students ·rontght aU you gaJs <an thrW.
and another week is past - a nd who attended were ; Mr . and Mrs. to the love-maJdng or Alan (Wh&t. p!enty of people have had ple:nl)' a g uy f) Ladd. Co-atarring t.s Ve. ot tune to do plcuty or Lhlngs Stanley Jeranko, lof.r. a nd M.r.s. J'OnJca Lake, Who l.ncldentally, Ia
sm<.:e last week- as usual So if Jennlr.;gs Ja.:rvh;, Mr. and Mrs. the "doll' ' that a ppeared ~ you all wtU please JUSt forgive W illiam Whetsell, Mr. and Mrs stte Alan in "This Gun For~·· us fOr beiHg mbby, here's what \V IlJirun Hughes, Mr and Mrs. This cinematic: offering, '"Tbe new and dlft:ere-.:nt Stan.le) D'Or.tto. Mr. a.rut M.rs. Blue Da.bll.a..." is Sllppoeed to be
We Uun.k u Cl•rt.ain cam pus I Tom Aln'lld, Atr. amJ Mt .!t E\·ert one of h!s best and is guaranteed femme fatale owes u.n apo1ogy l~ Howes, Mr. and Mrs W ilJl&J'n to be a hair~raising mystery. SO some people for what she' s been Moore, Mr. and Mrs H L Pu.rr, tor devotees or stt!:-punse, action. tcll1ng. After all, lbere were Il ~~r. and htrs. LJann Spiker. :i\tr1 and tnu.rUi!.r mystenes, this all few people at the Home-coming aud .1\trs. C. H. y, Mr. and Mrs. adds up to your ra.vorite dish. tn dance w.ho were slill sober besides R. M. Forterffld, }.irs. Sexton the supportJng cast 1S Willla.m her 0 . A . 0 . and her. So, please, ) Wri~bt, Mr. and Mrs. A_ F. Bendix. Miss Rum?r Spreader, can Utat! ''Nat.e" .Rohrbough, r.:tr. and M rs . Thur6day aod Friday, MGM'a stu.if. I D. P. Given, MJ . and Mrs. Mau- h rwo Sisters Front BolttoD..,
Alma. Gnaoe &nuglas says she rh.re R.. Shock. Mr. and ~irs. Ed- p r o vi des the entertai:D.mell.t likes the Idea of Kentucky' ward B. Wolfe. angle a&. the PidJU'elaDd. In tbe belng the only state nit.b no 1 Mr. and Mr.s. Robert F . Arm- ludln.g roles a re Kathryn Gra)'tltree By wait f_or a marriage: strong, Mr. and. Mrs. P a.ul Mason, son, olune AJJyson, La.uritz- Mellicense. \\'11)~ ? t 'ou teU WI, I Mr. and Mt·s. Willlam. T . " Jake' ' cblor, and .Jimmy (tbe "Doug," bub! Moss, Mr. and Mrs. John Rector . Beh.ooz.zle) Durante. \VlU. AJ.l)'
People we ru:lm in: a lot are Ml'. and Mrs. Don Miller, Dr. and Stta.,. who 1a so-o--o easy on U.e thoae who manage to JJUtjke it to Mrs. L. D. Zinn. l\lr. and Mr~. e,yes,. the 11lncing of Gray_.. r.burch every SWlday mortUng _,Harold Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Duane aud Melchior, t.be M'~ and so many students really do Gorman, Mr. and Mrs. J . W. or Dur.aate plua l'om&Dce .... too: But isn' t i t a. temptation to
1 Stum_p, Mr. and Mrs . .f.L D Wells, muslo-wbat more collld ,_
sleep lat.e rwhen SWlday morning I .Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harley Reg-er, ask for! fti tfl a c-ast tRJdl u It comes ? You know it! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mendenhall. haa, it'a aare to p over, ba.lo
Hi there "Aunt'" SUe C&rro11 Mr. and Mrs. H. L. White. Jr., deftnltdy! , and "Papa'' warren Cox! Babies I Mr. and Mrs. Olin Wll, Mr. and ''Girt o. 'Ole Spot" make the dl.1l'ennce--in the titles, Mra Albert Piercy. On saturday, Universal's "Girl we mean. Robert H. Kldd, Jr., Paul Eng- OJJ the Spot" occupiea the num
Betty lo Simon baa ch&Dced jllah, Elmer English, H. R. Gibson. t.er one pcwtlon at the pr, 'DI again. 'l"'::.b time it' a W1DstoD · Earl Spencer. Blentford Brown. more prominent characten are f...W.. ,. ...... - 1o be 111 tbe Andrew Edwards, DenzD R. Gar- portrayed by La;. Ccllier &lid .r ... lead •here Sb&'a concemed. But rett, Hugh Hurst. Jack P . Byers, Barker. 'lb1a iB another dram& • ·ho wlll it be nut weekf Mrs. Denzil ·McNemar, Mra. l'wilh plenty all mu.sto. U's about. o. Fra.nk KeUel seems to be kinda James Marks. girl si.nger wbo becOJDea a num
interested tn & certain lltt1e Uat W. V. U. Students ber one Witne18 in a g&DCIIter blonde freshman, What's the mat· Forrner sludents now attending slaying and how- abe eventually ter, KelleJ, can.'t you use your West Virginia univel"!!it.y who (don' t they always:") &nels tune great big !ootba.U shoulders tD were seen at homecoming were: and ROMANCE. Another hone shove. out that other feUow who Mary .Allee W'-vner, .John Law- ope.ra OGmpletu the procram. takes up all her tlme '? re.nt.e Wagner, Karl Wdt, Mr. November :14. the much talked
Jewell Caine has a new interest and Mrs . John Rector, Jobn .Mc· about ' 'The POiitman AI~ in llfe-or at 1Mst it kinda looks Cutcheor., and ·c. L . UlldKwood, Rings Twice:· which waa written. tha t way this week. The a.nswer : Jr. by .James &L C&in. appears at tbe Bob Creasy. Pieture18.11d, This l.s a. slow-paced
Why hae Eupne Lee all at Th.ree Attend SE..'l l\loe:Unc and sordid drama. This oJreriac once become .., mucb lnt.ereeted Dr. C. L. Undtn\·ood, Miss Ivy proves to be more depressing than lo elementary teadl.log '! Flnt Lee Myers and Sto.nley Ball at- entertaining., but ia sure to make
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Senior Biographies
Mary Kathryn Shumate
Mary Ka thryn Shumate-, senior class member, comes from Clarks· burg. Sbe was gTaduated from Washington lrving high school there In 194-i.
Mary Kalh_ryn Is ma~ring in Englsh a.nd social sludies. She is now doing her direc~d tea.chlng in tenth grade English at the local high school. :Mary K. ia a member of the Chonimgohow P layers and Of W . A. A .
A sister, Martha., and a brother, !James, are fonner s tudent.s.
Cla.rkaburg 1a&t week. merry tune. With 1.Afta Turner Tbe GJeovUie delegation at- aad .John Garfield heading the
tended both mDmiog and atur· cut. thb is aulficlent to brblg noon seasions ot the Nol'them. ie- in M:r. and Mrs. Publla .Laaa g1on3l meeting. (Hubba, HUbba!) Turner &.-
- enough to make BQme people Anna Ball and Betty Robert· think tht:y got their mooey'a
&on, lormer students. spent the worth even though the picture week-end with "Tick'' Lawrence. Isn't up to expectations.
Dorothy an d Anna. Mary ~earns, and Clara. Plummer visIted Ruth Mearns the past week· end.
Anna and Violet Morgan, of Hooke rsvUle, spent the week-end with J oan Ge.wthrop.
'Dllta "Hk'a Alm·fare at tbe Lyric l& opln mado up ol -releaeed ft]nQt.. On Octobe.r 11. and November 1, •'Rebecrca'' a. to be Mo'vn A.pin. Noveu\ber 2~3. '"'be Plalna-
man." will be featured. Starring is Cary Cooper This ploture shouJd be well worth your time.
-The Gleny~~ Merc;ury
Student lVeekly 'Newspaper of Glen\' IU!! State Cottece
ably suppressing their desire to The bride was att ended by her C!ll1ploy pro(an.lty) . that Halla· sister, M1ss Ellza.belh CJ,ar.k, who Joe Mana
we•e.n, a t least in the minds of g-raduated f rom Cle nvi1le State Joe Marra Is from C larksburg. the younger g eni!.raUon, has its college tn 1944 : and Miss Betty He was graduated from high
~:~~~:~ :~~;::~.~:'a;" le~; ~~~::.Ins, sisur of the bride- sch~ei:e majoring in physical
Published each Tuuda)' by the cllu;soa In Journaliam in Clenville State COUege a.od entered at th.o post otfic:e, Glenville, W. Va., as eec:ond-cla.ss mail matter. 11
on~ mouth, Mrs. Atkins is a graduate of education and social s tudies. At During this period the pe11ldious Weston high school with the class present he is dolnc' h is directed SUib&t~rlJ•Hon , l'er Year, $1
l it tle playmates assemble nighUy lo( 1940, and has been employed, t ea.ch1ng ln geography at the All communi~tions should be &Aidf'e&Rd to nt.e Ed.llora. The GleD to perform their a rtfuJ acts of ror ~ paat three years, a t the training school. Joe plays center ville Mercury, Glenville, w. V&. tightening U1e less imaginaUve Coudyear Ai~rait in Akron. Otllo. with the Pioneers. He is a mem-grown·UlJS. Their methods are un- Mr. Atkins is a graduate of ber of the Q dub THE SrAP'F
usually ingenious tor thei.r a-ges. I West-en hig h school class ot 1940 Joe's brother, Johnny, has at· Richard Workman · · · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · ... · • · · · · · · • · · · · EdJtor They deprive, by their various He aerved sixty-three months tended Glenville S-tate ooUege, RobeTt Reed · · · · · • · · • · · • • · • · • · · · · • · · · · · · • • · · • • • • Managing Dlltol' and £ecre t means.. many an adult ith th.e u . s. Army Ordna.n.ce. of Blondena Fitzpatrick, Jean Notlln.gbo.m ... . .. Co-Business ~ of a rest!ul night's s leep. hh 'h two years were spent over-I------------- Helen Cox •.. . ..•.• . •. •• . .. .... ...... •. . . . . . . . •. •. ... . ; ltd.ltorialll
1n the 1l0rth ot England. Hallo- seas. At the present tlme he is Octlltoer 29
Richard Whltir.g . ... . · · · . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · - .. • • • . . S_JIOI'ta --we'en is kJJown aa " Nutcra.cker employed as a printer for a Buck- , .Ice l'ree~l Ia. Charpt ~ Night.'' _u the youngatera' pranks hannon newspaper. SoelaJ Committee Janet Bogga, "JTalbert Bennett, C&aude C&l;to, ~ Flut:er, long , .cnUnue, and older indlvid- The couple is reslding in Buck- Gt•rtlle stale coUece Glad:ya.Fo.ster, Betty Lydick. Hayward RDw'h, Betty Wa8· uals bring into action their verbal bannon. OIODvil6, W, iVa. brlgllt, ODd ~ WWlamo.
:!-: =e~~r:,::~ ~u:. •• a Dick Glaae: and ~rge. Shu- C"tOOid we know 1'1aat Ia Bepy W. IIIUer · ~ • · • • · · · · • ' · · · · · ·' ' ' · · · ' · • • · • · • · • · • • • ' · ·- · ......._.
Homer Paul a.cl<ett, '46, and =~:~~t a~;'::S,~O:".: JOOinc on. ::::-,., ;u;; .. -;;;p~~ a teacher in Cl&I'Juburg, BpeDt C1JIUI:. Of BtU Judge and Rld\ard loe C. .-aii:::::A:., -Y-.. N. Y. Saturday «1 the campua. Workman. 1.;..----------- ~ . ...,.. . ._._,.. .... ,.._
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S8 15 K<>cn R E COwhud 1>>)1 r<>Ut<l up tbat Initial \'I"· u s Wdoon Q B Do""'Y t.ory Soturd :u tbe expenR ol
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0 .a L..uzader UH ·p ee.r Sh~Ppl,~Prd SlAte Th Pioneers
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bird took t•oast~ssloo on do\\'nll and, aa the qunrte.r f'nded. Myertt went around tdl e.nd to make a llnlt down on OJenvllle'a 47.
Fourth quarter Ba.rr'a punt wua da wned on
QJen\,IUe's 20. From hr re Ball Fulo und LuZader moved It to their own •o. When Pio~f'!j repined possession on Shephenl ll8, runs by Wllllo.ma and Wll...,n -aoct a J.al.er4J t.o Garc1a. moved the Pioneers wft.bln scorlng dl:JtaDce. L\Jzat.le:r a vasa mto lhc enci :201\e was mcomplete. The Ram's punt went out or bounds on their own 41. Or. the sec.:r.d pla.y Luzader'& p&.s.s rn K oon was go('(l fDr ten ye. rds. On the nexl play Klm.blcr·s long pa.'\8 woe gathered in 1>y Fitzpa trick , who waa downe-d on lh~ Ulree-y ard mark. Luzader went Lh..rough tor on~
and FrAJJle Atored on a Quartera.ck sneak !rom the two, FazLo's Jddl waa good, making tile :1e0re ~. Th.e game • nded wltb tbe Pionrera again In'"' scoring poei.-
I &ndwlcbos, Short Ordera
Pl.o.te ,Lunches
LOG CABI Restaurant
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B all R H Ham.llton ~tarl ... -d off like a h.otJ..w> alir'l! ...n~ W illiams F B Myen ~usbed over ~ l01t<hdow11l' 1><>-
SubsUtuUons Co r Cl~vnte : [ for., the pa:lbandlc bo}l h.ad a Cr111to. Garcta. LiUy, R ngeu, chanc-e to find out \,he numbere or H ankins. F~10, K lmbler, Frome, Ute bl.ue and white j erseys. Pritt, Bow lea, A4ama. Vlpper · man, Roddy, Kd lel, 8lld Lee.
H. Y. ((lark To Attend Comnuttee Meeting
AccepUng at: oppolnln'fJ'll ma;J~
by lh.e State Rc.:u d oC Education to serve nn tho Stl\te committee. l' ll Teachu EduO'llun. Prot. n . Y. r.:J.:. •k wtll altcmJ lhe. commltu..e-s !irst met-ling In Cha.rletto n, OcL :!~·:U.
T he fin~ 1:1 1!~Ung will 1'-t' ur nn •'"vlorato• ,; 'HHur , M r. ('"lar k !1: f.les. ~(! n J.'lflH:l ut t dut.a l.ors w W disc 'it·"' with U1e comutfltee wa.ys and n..cRns- ot lmJJr"••rng t eacher educat l? n.
Commlt.b>\' memhflr• w !U have .a chance tv ~u\stfon m(!mbt'."1 ot U1t panel thus !lbUlln tng a cross· L-"l t lon or ! he r : cd5 for t;..acher t•tlucatson.
The co1nm;~tee believes th11t •1ut or th<· discu:-.slon they \Vl ll be s t'le to dlrrc.t n .. s f't:t ure study and &•:Han..
Crispy Cold F ruits
and Vegetable;
Murphy Store Co.
If yqu " Ill r« oll. our Lut \\ efk",. predJc-tiot1 o f UJ.e. ~hep· herd game was 19-G ln f a' 'Of' Of tb' E".JUtop youn p te-rs. "'t ohn otJt hn.d Uwt seot~ " 'or lted to a ...-rfecUon, hut rue \\"6 nvNDI.ed the apa,le- p h:kcrw by o ne touchdown.
Just ,,·aLl'h the call on oom~
lng pmc~. we u~;m ban! a 11retty g ood a f'erap .
Wbat a g:Une the.rc w ill be a t Keyser this Saturday! Our P ion· c-4!rs are pr1med Cor a. rMJ upseL Finally the offense Is beginning to l'Oll and lt the cog~ continue l J) pour on the oll. anrt lbt hubrna.n keep up tJl_e.ir sparkling ddenstve play, maybe a t the ~d or the contest a new te.am \\1U be le.d~ lng the football conference.
You know UPfiet& h.lt.ppen c·veryclay, aad why cao't our bu,. pull ODe for "' cbaaget All ia needed, le our ddea.tl, ·e mea to ~ oil' aa WhJrla"'ay la &be
s lftlldl, ADd pl.,.. up -t 300 yardo ... ....t -.:....S ..-1 -late, Jaat a aplaob rr- tbe dope ~et, our a urnller W:
I The M:oot M:odorn Rat&urant In Town
BLUE RIB BON
l'aa• """-
;;::~""'>:: '.!...~ .: ."":; Undefeated Cats rt..... 0 p· AltbouP. "'""cna' sLat.. .. ppose 10oeers
: nvw I• dlJ\1 tbe ........, ....
I II Ok• lh• WOkJI or J Bar· Abroad Saturday l u • end) r '"est w W"1Lh a bftC'ootlp •u:rulAr h tht" on· ---
~-onllw>l ....., ....,. • 10a111 ""' I Potomac tate To u.. HJJJtopprn h .. ,. -n k.anc.k· liege onf renee u1c .om~ rut t l('l6ftU F"rom Ulf' _ _
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top elenfUI 1 tb '"'"" t tbo PI
Tho IIJ<'.&J Ju4-!1 acllonl t.no..lli\JI w~l ,)')U.J::"> 111 ::7 1: · .... ~"~ R rt'c.otd /llt' th.r ta.bt two IIJlt'U'.lf\A,
1; .,tf•mO• :~l C.~OUI'It.a
t t H \\'ln.a l,«&IRSt 2 IODI!S ""' 111 et('p m ta Utt big t~ lbt• \\' k At t.rua (nt lb· norUu:-rD ~:~da when t.hey ta.ko on ~'"e.lt \\'11· tu·e U.ng- und fNt.ed t t10n e.t oa.rksbWX Th~ Clen:-..-·m~ su l tn ~\-.. n W\a. &n.d
gnddtrs W"(U bt put to & ns1 teal arc NJW u •U OU-t tn t~lllL I' the In U>i• gam•. u the P.-tdentll W•st "'~ Ooll• 1.< <'«11.,._ ~ve be~n k..-.ockt.ng :\ (C'W ot t.h.e enc:-e. Sig "''m tee.na out of a.t:.l lon. 'tbLI nu' should prn~,. tu bt
a.-h ......,ld s..m. former 0'1• i>f lh bl bl~bt• on l.be Cl n· "UII~f' ~hu, procnbrc.J Uull tbe HUt -'ChNWe u t.br Glffnlf'r la4.l RM T ,.rroq wtll h:ave qult.fo au n h.A\'C pat tftl . .t.nded !.tit?
Atl~th'e tY.a&ke.tball 5Ctwtluk' ~um w.ntUng tllmblna.Uon lht... ) CIU'. l.n the n1&ldD.J l,• 84f) In tllu.: t la\ t Oelf' '-'"'ll.mftl \\lth Falrrnottt \Ve8t· aad ~ boo>·• l.n blue a.nd whJte w"tll
'"'~row, ot..ber w, tea teams W llh a n umber of le"roaturiAJ . ao.eh Scolt'o ou~ h .. tr "'lllnin&" team 1A v e r 1 b r ight.
Tbls scnbe thll\ka one sreat t!1tng our CWT nt footba11 team Ja cka, Is the whole support of the colleg• a tudenta. Throughout ~ u---. t h e student body bu lhown lltUe oupport and Ia IA"k · lng the ~ ole coUege spirt.
We do have an ou.LSt&.ndir:li;' f<'Ot ball team. bul so far they bave been ju.st a vtaum of bad b reelu. Coach RatliJr. tu~ bJs lint --. ~re. baa clone a capable job. This columnlat, plua Sic- Lorentz, loCal ReX&ll man.
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I ~ out t 9 aWp Httrac" LDu.gh. 1
k~t~.... v.it.b lbtlr outatan.d InK def ooo ag&lnal boll> ground a.nd a.enal l\111U'1'.1..ft l n pro~
pm.,. • h&l'd tougbl bettie rro ... beginning to t:nd 1\U ""'ultz d.
The PIDMU. wlll be tore..c~ to W..ve euly Friday morn.1n« on ~ Jon~ tr1p, U\ order lo ....:11 KaY· aer In um ror & Friday Jlractl<e aeuton. A aquad of S4 pl&ymo, two m.a.n.a.cen, wm e.coomp&n v <'.oacb RaUUf.
bav been U<lml bac.k<n ol U>• Plan--. All -... nee<! • .,... Ia 1M aupport of l.lw! ooUep lada """ ~ ... a nd tbo alumni IUid tm altuation Will be well 1n baNI J uat .......-r. be a • B008'I'ER not a knoc.k.er~"
GLEMVILLE TREATIES
For FCY.Kl Served t.he Way You
Like lt- VI.slt 11 j ~~;a~~~;P~ s~~; j I
Restaurant For the Beesrtvi1·nce-- ~ Fountain
Vi it
Rexall Drug Store
IA!t. all ... - ... thai .,..; ..,.... herfl 011 Nctvemfatl!r 8 . Ohe lb- ....,.., Wlilo M Ye .,.., mMY loftc _,.. of ~ tGII
•b.aplng f« lltl pme. _, tu11 <upport . mono! : a w!IJ...._. I'Ud chr f'lnc .o.UOJt 6 • coed t'bee.-rt-"1' • ·ttoa..
.PICTURE LAND <kL 29-30 - Tues.·Wed.
"THE BL E DAHLIA"
A ltU\ Ladd.. V e-r onica LR.ke Wlllrom Bendix
OCL 31·Nov, 1 - T hu.rs_-Frl, Romantle-Laugh·ptl<!ked
"TWO ISTERS FROM HO TON"
:Kathryn CrayliOn - Juno Allyson .Laarltz M~lcho1r~ J immy Durant~
Central Restaurant cta.ra lioover. o wner
GLENVILLE AUTO CRAFT General Auto
Repairing
Good Barber Service
J ohn talnaker amJ
C. C. Rhoade Barben
Nov. 2- Saturday ============== ---·GIRL 0 T THE SPOT'' : J .,. Barku - George Dolenz
LOis CoUier ll'a Hep, l t"s HAppy.
lt'a Htll\rtOUO
N o' '· 3-<l - sun.·Mon. Powerful: Suapenooful ~
~'The Postman Always Rings Twice"
.lAna -r - John Cerield
lYRIC
Ocl.. U·Nov. 1 - Tbura.·Frt. A Truly Creal S torY
"REBECCA"
Buy egetables By
T he Case
R. B. STORE
Get Ready~ Winter!-- ~ . I
Haft Your Clotll .. Cleatwd
Maynard Shoe~ 1:.:::.=:::;;;;;=;;;::=:~! VISIT 'tHE
'Skebo" Lorentz,
Mr. and Mrs. SP"acor Rail. ol H&lllburr. a lt.ended tbo """""'" lion or thetr cbught.e<, K&th<!rlnt, SAtW'CI•y
( W e Are Sorry That We Coul4
Visit
Bes~'s Barber Shop G lenville, W. Va.
HUB CWTHING COMPANY
Quality Men's Wear
Buy Bonds -K eep T hem
K.Al.~AWHA N ION
BAXK
LOG C BL. Servict tation For Dependable
Service
I Not A<:"omodo.t.e ~ Aft.:r tb Oanee S&Wrday
1 N~hl l~auae ol llltot1q'o
of Help
L-e-on ~taurant
For · Quality Gla.s.~ware Always Use
A LlJIJWIK PRO.OUCT
ne Ludwik Glus Co•puy Glenvi lle and W'e ton
R;~d io and Phon<Jgnaph Combination·
and P•mable R~ord Player.
EEL' TODAY
For Modern Home Furni h1np
Nov. 2·3 - SaL·Sun. 1 THOMPSON'S .._ =- 1 CALBOOI SOPEB Stln'l.,.- A<Cian Dry Clean
"'THE !;=MAN" 1~'"'------ers--•••;..---~-----:l!:._ ____ ___________ ,.!
J oan F OI1ta!De
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Mercury Musings (Continued f rom. Page OneJ
way 10 tweryt.Jung . It would seem tbe women are eitller too Ignorant or too backward to know w hat to do. However we have a dl.O"e.r · ent conception or tl'ns. Jt seems to u s a.s if Lhe women are doing very weu for themselves--BOCially as well a.s mat.erialist,Jcally.
\\1e were practlcolll.r O'erjol· e1t to find that •t\Vorkle" DlO gh·e wonlen credit for being useful lo nmking a h ome. \Ve'll bave 10 agree with hint ou lhl~ point. Bul \\'hat o ( aU the many
THE GLENVJLLE MEJICUBY
uthe r ,;en ·ices rendtJnd by I they sh?uld, maybe the w omen I men !SUC.:h as te.u·.Mng a mJ wouldn't ha\'e so much to t.a1k 1
nursing? Are t.hetOe mmorthy \ about I oUI"'\\paUon s and aill8 to hu- After all these defenses of the manJty ? \\'ts think O(ll. !wre.r sex, perhaps Mr. Workman 11 the men acted as normally 1w1ll n~· e:ec why we contend tha t
as they should at nil limes, t.he !women are good and r ealize that w omen wouldn't h.:Lvt to change we do have a few ldeas. their ideals or ideas so often. But For many, many yeru·s, men of course the women l'llWR.yR get denled women the right to own blamed for everything anyway, :or hold property. • Yet ft was
"Workie" seemed to lhinJ< the , these same women who sacri ficed women were exceplionally jealous [and saved In order to he.lp their' and g06Siped a.ll the time. Down mates a.L~~uire lhls property. Is through the ages, t.he idea has I this evidence thAt men desired grown u-p tha t women are "gos·[equality and democracy?
, sipy, '' but if the men a.r.tl."d as Also, tor a long pe.rtod of
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v~~~ ONE OF THE BEAUTIES IN•
"ANNIE , GET YOUR GUN"
Ume., \"«lmfn '''ere denied the J)rivllege t~f \ 'Otfng a.nd bohlln« JIUbHc office, and w~re It not ff'lr .the elforta these. women .._.t rol'th, they would still be ln a rut. :'den seem to forget tha.l it was
lite women who cared for them In lheir Infancy and cluldhooct It seem s that thls alone would enliUe them tn an equal status wllh men.
Women ha-ve done much to overcome the main handJcap with w hi ch they are faced - l.tla.t or being the so-called weaker sex.
On Th.e Campus
Tuesday, October 29, ....-= ...
tnld ua. "l'l y dAIJdy went f,e !>t!IH'-'11 h f'.no:." HI& rather? Lollt nn tlu- pl&que In the Ad 'buOAI
ln~. 4' Pfc:. Harold P . Cottle, Franc~t~r. 1.94-1." Dick Workman, thank you .,.
much ror betng a.t least !10 ~
ae lO cont~ider WI of the weaker sex f phyelcaUy, that lJi) a " neo5-IIU"y ev1l." We really appreciate such a. t omplimE'nt from you!~ It your colwnn sho·Hs your t.rue reeling for wotnen, tell U8 now. why the gardenias and lelep~
calls? We just don't quite uru:Serrsland.
Ray W!l t~n has a new wqof ooaupylng hls tl~.
tootbaU, tbat Is. Thfs ttme ir. (Continued from Page Two) R roat.rlce Stewa.rc nho's cae
~rade, t.h.a.t l,, Could lt he that maJn Wpie o·r Jnk.re:tl ::11! tar -h e Just naturally Ukes babies. • ., \Vat.._~n Is conr.f!ruBd~ reah. U Hs nam~ 1$ Etoi.'W!l Anna Mae Heater. we bear \\'olre. Oc'ru&d be . . • \ 'OU'r e wruting around tor some-Just i.n case there's anyone body else. this week. NOI"'IIJ:aft
who hasn' t noticed. Ellen Me> I Shcet.a. We a.IJ;o hear that yoa. H enry and JunJor Stemple have think he's jWt simply too cu~! been seen a round together a tot lately. 'That 's right. tsn't it. you Foster Will Attend two? Conference At Mill
Now, "Rusty" Stalnaker, you'll never make aU A 's if you don' t d rap some of your outs1de a.cUvllles. Better maJc:e ft either' football managing or orchestra, 'cause naturaJI)', we know yo-..a d on't want lo drop .Leona • • well, but natu.ral.ly.
Gladys Fost.cr w:a.s seiected to represent the c:oUege chapter oC the Y. W. C. A. a.t a meeting oC represantaUvea or the Stucle.lrt" ChrlatJa.n mov6ne:nt. to be .beld at. Jadc'son's Mill.
Following the th~ of ' 'Am .I. Consciou." , the mee.tlng wilt begin \lo'ith registration on FridlEy,.. Sov~ber 1. and conclude Smtday evening.
J..a.st n-~k-end one furmer ~tudf!llt may not -ha\.'e been able to make It ~ for l!omc--oomlng, lilt he was oert.alnly " ·ellr f'preNuted hue. The cute lltt.kl Spt!ncu drum major proudly ~.1i.s• M) ·a,; Ba8 Gue1't-. .--.:... . -----r .MI . an(. )t!"'S. Oareoce P.ost. ~
I Prompt, Friend.J.y Ser\lfce Bridgeport, were the guests raL
(;l)LF SERVICE M188 T''l' Lee Mym Jiom.e-<:GD-
STATION 111ng week-end.
lf Batteries ~I M~. r~t.. r\ fOrnlC!r instructor' ..
Hunt Bca.ll. M . has oeen •nLCN:sled ln coUege .-. ___ _5: ltlv1Ues since his retirement.
T~ts RA!J,la.ce Chapel
Lilly's Home Lot Tho-e wtu be no o&<embly pnr ~m Thursday. Tbe hour .C:
and Supply aside lor that purpme wiD be
Sweat hirrs, Tires
Tubes, RJdios
llo1 Pia res & Luggage
ttraclive
Fall and Winter
Cloth ing
Visit
Glenville Midland Company
Fo r 1he Best in Food
It's ,
CONRAD'S
o.kes,
Coo kiM"
IWd Bread
*
used to eonclude freshmen test~~.
trom 10 to 12 & . m. Tbls test \V as ga\'en to ,·ete:r.m:w
tll a pre\•lous U:1..te and beca~ af. ll shortage or tests a t !.hat t.i.mre it \\"its not ~;iven t.o all student&.
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For Dependable Sen·ice
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