The Collegian (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 18, Ed. 1, Friday, February 14, 1936 Page: 4 of 4
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NELSON HIDY .
ROSE MARIE
An MOM Piotor
LYRIC THEATER
11:30 P. M. Saturday Sunday and Monday
HONEST Alt
Wednesday February twelfth
marked the 127th anniversary of
the birth of one of the greatest
Presidents the United States of
America has ever known. Every
American and a great many peo-
ple who are not Americans are
familiar with the biography of the
Great Emancipator and it Is fit-
ting that a mention of his anni-
versary be made here. Although
the lovable Abraham Lincoln has
been dead 71 years Abraham
Lincoln will live forever.
TALKING OF WAR?
MKET FRIEND IURT
STUOINTS ARI-
( Continued from page 1)
Jerry Bucher Tommy Webb Fow-
ler it Bell Strickland & Settle Dor-
othy Nell Griffin and Little Bull Dur-
ham have started the "modern" move-
ment with their array of shining "T's"
and now that Spring is just around
the corner many otheis will doubtless
join the nucleus.
SIMMINS IN-
(Contlnued from pago 1)
there is no doubt that tie Billies have
the better team of the two; the Cow-
boys are just the taller.
The great work of McDanlel Mc-
Culley Davenport Morris Chiane
McCurdy and Payne stamped the boys
as potential Texas Conference cham-
pions. Box scores of the two games follow:
Daniel Baker 26
fg. ft. ftm. pf. tp.
McDanlel f 6 0 0 4 12
McCulley f ... . 2 2 6 10
Davenport c . .. 10 0 4 2
Morris g 0 0 2 2 0
Chrane g 0 110 1
McCurdy g-f. 13 3 3 5
Payne g 0 0 0 1 0
Totals .. 10 6 12 15 26
Hardin-Simmons 27
fg. ft. ftm. pf. tp.
Benson f 3 12 2 7
Terry f 0 0 0 0 0
Harris f 12 14 4
Reeves f . . . . 0 0 0 0 0
Scroggin c 13 4 3 5
McCollum g 2 0 12 4
Glover g . 3 12 4 7
Callaway g 0 0 0 0 0
Totals . . 10 7 10 15 27
Referee: Kiazier (Texas A.&I.)
Daniel Baker 28
fg. ft. ftm. pf. tp.
McDanlel t ... . 2 112 5
Gleaton f . 0 0 0 0 0
McCulley f .32148
Davenport c ... 2 0 2 2 4
Morris g . . . 2 10 15
Payne g . ... 00000
McCurdy g . . 2 114 6
Chrane g 0 0 0 0 0
Totals .... 11 5 5 13 28
Hardin-Simmons 34
fg. ft. ftm. pf. tp.
Benson f ... .12234
Terry f 0 0 0 0 0
Harris f . . .30116
Reeves f 0 2 112
Scroggin c .... 3 2 1 0 8
McCollum g . 6 0 2 2 12
Glover g 10 2 12
Payne g 00000
Callaway g ...00000
Totals ... 14 6 0 8 34
Referee: Frazier (Texas A.&I.).
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LYRIC PROGRAM
Friday and Saturday The team
that brought you such satisfaction In
their previous pictures are together
again in another equally satisfactory
thrill drama. This time it is Warner's
"Celling Zero" a story of the lives
of the men who fly your airways that
offers James Cagney and Pat O'Brien
their star roles.
Sunday and Monday An outstand-
ing quality musical "Rose Marie"
with the screen's favorite singing
sweethearts Jeanette MacDonald and
Nelson Eddy. Containing those popu-
lar hits "Indian Love Call" and "Rose
Marie I Love You." This picture Is
sure to please all music lovers.
Tuesday and Wednesday Gertrude
Michael la "Woman Trap" another
newspapermen mobster action drama.
Thursday "Another Face" with
Wallace Ford and Phyllis Brooks and
Bank Night.
A scheme Is wanted for popularis
Hear ye! all who made a bet
I'd never find a man
Who doesn't think each girl he met'
Should kiss his ugly pan.
I met a boy on Friday night
(Reader start to swoon)
Whose manners were exactly light
Regardless of the moon.
He knew the art of quick retort;
Which made it fun to talk;
He didn't care for davenports
But much preferred to walk.
He said good-night politely
Then he left me at the door;
Alas! He's only live feet three
While I am five feet fout.
Dally Texan.
Student in Trinity
College Connecticut
Seek to Stop Chapel
HARTFORD Conn. (N8FA) Un-
dergraduates at Trinity College have
presented a petition to their Board of
Trustees asking for the abolition of
compulsory chapel. The petition sets
forth "that compulsory religious ser-
vices do not accomplish their primary
purpose of broadening and deepening
thp undergraduate's spiritual life but
that instead they weaken and cheapen
his spiritual life by the element of
compulsion and the attendant system
of credits."
It continues: "That compulsory re-
ligious services do not accomplish
Burt F. Tomlinson chief Instructor their secondary purpose of dlsciplln-
at the School for Machine Typesetting Ing the undergraduate by arousing
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of the New York School of Printing
has been through the wars.
Although he was under age when
the Spanish-American War broke out
he enlisted and served with the artil-
lery. In one engagement when the
artillery was acting as Infantry he
with his detachment was forced to
swim a swift running river with his
tifle and knapsack on his back.
After the war he made a start as a
Linotype operator then re-enlisted at
the time of the Philippine insurrec-
tion and later was In the expedition
Into Mexico to catch Villa. In the
World War he was a second lieuten-
ant with the engineers.
He formerly belonged to the Ana-
wanda Democratic Club in Manhat-
tan. He now lives In Queens and Is
vice president of the United Third
Zone Democratic Club. Mr. Tomlin-
son belongs to the Camp Tilly Post
United Spanish War Veterans. He Is
mart led and has a daughter. Lino-
type News.
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Let's Be Fair
him for earlv morning classes; to use
religion for such a purpose Is decide-
ly irreligious."
Now If the "Unfinished Kiss"
Were stopped in the middle
(Listen closely its' kinda like a riddle
HITHER AND YON
The girl friend says she would not
marry an X-ray man; she hates men
who can see through her.
The throaty amateur tenor ended a
prolonged vocal effort on a radio pro-
gram which did not give the gong to
sour singers with "An' for Bonnie
Annie Laurie I'd lay me doon an' dee."
An exasperated master of ceremo-
nies jumped to the offer and scanning
the studio audience asked:
"Is Miss Annie Laurie present?"
Another thing against wild oats Is
that you never sec them quoted on the
business market The Prairie.
Recent ruling at the University of
Toledo: "There must be no walking
in the nude on the campus."
Suggests the Texas School of Mines
Prospector: If flies are flies because
they fly and fleas are fleas because
I think I'd call It "In the Middle of they flee then bees are bees because
"Your son Is a college graduate
isn't he?" the stranger asked.
"Yes" confessed the honest farmer.
"But in justice to the college I'll
have to admit that he didn't have no
feense beforehand." Texas Outlook.
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Mistaken Identity
What your son is an
thought you said he
First Father:
undertaker? I
was a doctor?
Second Father: No I said he fol-
lowed the medical profession. Texas
Outlook.
a Kiss.
Not just part of unfinished bliss
But "In the Middle of a Kiss"
Could not be the name
For "An Unfinished Kiss"
Is not all the same;
Now "In the Middle of a Kiss"
Is half-way from the end we know
And an unfinished kiss
Is not finished ain't it so?
And if it Isn't finished
We can't tell where it ends
And without an end we can't find the
middle-
Now can you help me figure this rid-
dle? Trlnltonian.
"Doctor do you think the anesthetic
will make me sick?"
"No madam" replied the surgeon
"I think not."
But still she was not satisfied.
"But" she continued "how long will
it be before I know anything?"
"Madam" replied the other grave-
ly as he signaled to his assistant that
he was ready "Don't you think that
is asking a great deal of the anesthetic?"
The University of California with
20388 full-time students ranks as the
country's largest. Counting part-time
and summer students New York Uni-
versity is biggest with 30174.
they be. Toreador.
The constantly cheerful man who
survives his lighted hopes and disap-
pointment's and takes them just for
what they are lessons und perhaps
blessings in disguise is the true hero.
DARING!
COLORFUL!
SOPHISTICATED!
SPRING
FOOTWEAR
Eye Appeal
Price. Appeal
$1.9t up
KNOBLER'S
STYLE SHOP
Kangrutsome 8torv
First Kangaroo: Annabelie irt.f
the baby? '""
Second Kangaroo: Mv mw.
I've had my pocket picked. '
It's an 111 wind that blows Into most
saxophones.
Phi Betes aren't social bores says
Dr. Clarence W. Young Colgate psy-
chologist. He's studied the question
for years.
"The greatest love-letter ever writ-
ten" is in a collection at Hnvarford.
John Keats wrote it a ccntuty ugo
to Fanny Brawne.
G-R-R!
Visitor at Zoo: Is that gnu very
vicious?
Guide: Well lady nu gnus is good
gnus.
That
which
part of the divorce dtcm
grants the woman bIImm.
ought to be called the Santa Clim-.
The Lass-O.
A professor at Roanoke CoUm
claimed some of his pupils woS
soon be as famous as Napoleon attb
rate they are going down In hlstm
Houstonlan. '"
Is Mary there?
No she Isn't.
Do you know where I could gtt hold
of her?
Oh I couldn't tell
she Is awfully ticklish.
The boyi My
And there was the woman who
husband griped because she talked h
her sleep. So she went home to But-
ter. Sandstorm.
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