The War-Whoop (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 11, Ed. 1, Thursday, November 25, 1926 Page: 4 of 4
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SHOE-STYLES
sec our new Mid-Seoon arrivals
Smart Shoes For Miss Or Matron
CINDERELLA BOOTERY
228 Pine Street
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1 YELLOW JOURNAL
"Student are not to sit In can
X parked in front of the building." So
ran a bulletin board notice Monday
which was unsigned however. Parties
Addresses Faculty
Dean J. W. Cox of Abilene Chris
tian College entertained the McMurry
faculty last Tuesday evening with a
most original view of the subject
Teacher's Pay. Treating lightly the
financial aspect oi the suDjeci ne
stated that he was glad that there is
no danger of the profession s be
.who nt first barked on seeing the ad- coming commercialized.
Featuring Gift Goods
Our second ttiti to maikct this season was largely
Tor the puipo.se of buying Gift Meicliamlise for the
many depai tments in our store.
Many Important Novelties
and useful gifts were selected in a tiemendous vari-
ety ranging in price from 25c each up to handsome
and more expensive items. With all gift items open
and on display we are prepared to show you pretty
appropriate gifts that will help to make Christmas
shopping a pleasuie. Let us show you.
lce Boon began speculating as to Us
source. I.ott.i Scandal lias it from a
Henil official source that the notice
was posted by one conected with the
Institution in an official capacity at
the request of the owners of the cars
who must wade through a sea of
candy wrappers sugar vanities and
other Incidentals of an amorous na-
ture In order to reach the driving
mechanism.
Boutwell Speaks at
Leuders Wednesday
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S. Iloutwill.
U l.oiul. rs
Assistant Dean
rduexday nlRht of
. In loiimitlou with tin
ft Vuiirliaii Kduiattnii i
Hi u.i- an i uii mi" il t l.iuilli
i uihli mil ni llaldvvlu who t;a .'
u.ulltiKs wlilili ul'Iv will unhid l
till' audlllllf
l.l")U Campbell former MiMurry
xtmltiit. U the prluilpal ut tin- l.unlors
hUh silii.nl where Mr Ituutwell spoke
.tint Is uidMim a bit; simess of his
work
Academy Foods Class
Entertains Saturday
Mi-Minnies V. S. Miller W. A lle-
Davld. It. II. Woodward J. 11. Stau-
field. II. II. Self and MKs Bornlce
H.iinsi' were the guests of the morn
He dwelt more particularly on that
other pay check the immeasurable
wealth in character building which j
it is the privilege of the teacher to
reap.
Having n thorough understanding
of the problems that the teacher must
meet and a deep sympathy with the
teacher in her work he was able to
bring a message to his listeners that
will serve as an incentive to them in
their work and will help them to hold
a high ideal of the profession.
Lata Scandal was an interested Oak Street LeagUerS
NEW SHIPMENT
of Ladies Shoes
Just Received
MINIS
On Mims Corner
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Papooses Win Over
Knox City Hi Friday
'l In- I'apim-ts Him .mother came
last l'i lil.ij . whin thej nut the hard
flKhtliiK augregatluu of Knox City
Hli.h Sihool on the Kn Clt) grid-
Iron. The (ort was 6 0 In the well
lontisti'd giiue Km- Karl (short))
M.irtlu i anted the ball user for the
I'apoose tiiuihdowii It It Self Is
iiktihliiK the riseive siiuad whlih has
li.ul n successful season.
'llin ai'.ulini) foixls iliss uiterlaln 0h. here's to Mr. Steen.
ed Saturday imiruluK with .in eight I'ur lie has wuter uu his bean
ii'olm k breakfast 'the dining rnoiu To him "should be glveu the rose
was tastefully deiorateil with pot j With a fair of soectailes on Ills nose
flowers and while ihrysantelimtmis. Chappie Hardy
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Visit
Adams Drugs and Confectionery
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rilONK 131 RENT CARS
YELLOW CAB COMPANY
Baggage Transfer
Day ami Night Sorice West of Grace Hotel
COMPTON'S JEWELRY STORE
161 CYPRESS STREET
AiND
COMPTON'S DRUG STORE
106 PINK STREET
APPRECIATES YOUR TRADE AND WELCOMES
YOU AT ALL TIMES
listener at a discussion of several ot
the damsels recently as to what con
(diluted co-ed ethics. A conclusion
which thy reached was that It was
distinctly unethical to straighten a
gentleman's tie 1. e. In public. Other
principles ot similar Import were
aired at great length. For full particu-
lars see any girl In Hunt Hall.
As has been the custom ot the
mighty men of the gridiron since time
memorial Mr. H. Miller the fighting
tackle has become intoxicated by tho
support from the sidelines and is now
observing lines. He Is a right consis-
tent man. except In some classes which
are left early for conference period..
A "Dumb Test" administered to tho
members of the I'ress Club Mondo)
nlKht hi ought results that were both
humorous and Kr.itlt)lug. Moot of tin
vktlius shuvvttl a rathir good uudii
st.itiillin of tlu points lowrid and
Mime building poitu jiulus was ie-
vinleil The list was prtparid b)
I.lo)d Jones and Jewell I'o-i) utul
Miss l.uker. sponsor ot the I'ress Cluti
proiuiumid tt rattier original.
The grand finale was having each
member prisent write at least four
llne vf poetry on some one In the
room. Not all the Inspiring verses
could be ioltis.tid but the members
hardened to publiilty submitted what
they had written. These Hues will
probably go down In history and the
War Whoop is Indeed fortunate In hat-
Ing the honor ot being the first t)
reiognlze their merits.
The editor gained an Inspiration
front another of his kind and the fol
lowing is the result:
Whimsical mutt.
Short but very lean.
Sure to take a cut
That's Sheik Steen.
One person could not reach the sub
lime heights of poetry aa the follow-
ing so two get the tamo tor it:
Here's to the I'ress Club
Kadi io-eil wants a hub.
Kery Kd wants to wed
So here's n new family to bo fed.
Julia LI. l.ukci and Anno Mathews.
Wank verso ui rather Trie verse.
was the chosen meter uf some:
Eugene was a Sophomore
Ho made tho poor fish work.
When ho beiomes a Junior
lie II make them work no more.
Edgar A. Irvln
The editor of tho weekly publication
was also an Inspiration:
With a gooflleptlc Hinllu
Anil a peculiar dial
He can't loop the loop
But lie can write a Whoop.
Halph Steen
Enjoy Banquet Friday
The Epworth League of Oak Street
Church spent an enjoyable evening
around the banquet table last Friday
evening when they held their "In-
dian Banquet."
Mrs. W. B. McKeown J. E. Shew-
bert Jr. Norman Hookland and Bur-
nice Kamsey were some of the Mc-
Murrlans who participated In tne
'Big Pow Wow" of the evening.
sae Mnn
PsSfflffll
of McMurry are Prof. S. S. Boutwell
and Mrs. Oypsy Ted Sullivan Wiley.
Mr. Boutwell who is assistant Dean
has his hands full In dealing with
problems ot the boys. He Is at the
head ot the Students' Employment
Bureau and it Is through his untir-
ing efforts that many a boy's dream
is coming true that ot gaining an ed
ucation. This good man has won. by
being a friend himself the friendship
of all whom he comes in contact with.
Mrs. Oypsy Ted Sullivan Wiley is
Dean ot the Fine Arts Department.
It Is through he influence and talent
that McMurry has access to some ot
tho greatest artists of the country.
With Mrs. Wiley and her competent
staff of Instructors McMurry can rest
assured ot developing the one talent-
ed or the five talented students of the
Institution.
OUR
1-4 off Sale
CLOSES DECEMBER 1st f
Only a few days are left in which to take
advantage of the saving opportunities that
this event offers.
Buy yovr winter goods now and save
the rest for Christmas
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Novelty Baft
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The new purse comput-
ing bcaulilully your Fall and
Winter outfit I In leather-
probably the popular pouch
style I
f $2.98
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l.ula Hampton a former student of
Alison visited Grace I.ee Cranston
WYdue.Mlav
Alma r.itters-on of Merkil un ex-
student was a guest of (irate Lee
Crai'-ton Satutilay.
Mis Kula MeFaiUiro was at her
home m liniv.nvv ooil for the week etui.
Loj sv Stephtiis Mitle Name
lav i n.i Collmswoith Mildtnl llark-
iiin ami 1 rie Crockett spent Satur-
day and Sunday at their homes in
Winters.
Catherine Wright visited in
Throckmorton Sundav.
Herbert Hetuiruks and Lucille
Cauble were at their homes in San
Angelo for the week-end.
Paul James Jr. ami Holmes Mc
Neely of Texas Teih called oi
Misses Helen ami Carolyn MiNeeiy
Friday.
NOEL TELLS OF
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PROFS MUST-
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come to me with their problems " In
conferring with the students Mrs
tlage discusses health sihool work
teachers and above all their spiritual
lite. As the general supervision of
all McMurry girls falls Into Mrs.
(luge's hands she adheres to the fol-
lowing outline In carrying out her du-
ties. Her attention Is first devoted
to the dormitory girls. Next she
turns to tho girls away from home
but are not living In the dormitory
The third group that she confers
with is tho one that Is made up of
girls whoso homes are In Abilene.
Mrs. tlag-s transfers tli tt personal
tuiii.li from tho Instructor to tho stu-
dent and from the student to the
lnstrucor.
Two othur Important administrators
wavs happ. While the) work they
dance and sing.
"I he people of Tibet .ire vety re-
ligion and superstitious. To them
Mt. rVorit i the "tlodiloss Motlioi
of the Vallejs". We saw one pilgiim
who measurtd his lengh on the
ground for over 500 miles in order
fiat he might lome to the base of the
s icred mountain to worship. He
thought by doing this he would nut
have to go through the inteimeiliate
stage after death that of being le-
born over ami over again and having
he form of an animal fowl fish or
insect.
Captan Noel gave in detail the
trip to the foot of Everest showing
pictures of Tibetian monasteries that
had never before been seen by a white
man. The strong fortress monaster-
ies built against the cliffs of solid
roik seemed to have been taken from
some book of fairy stories and placed
clinging to the side of the mountain.
The huge glaciers the pinnacles of
ice the huge tracts of snow the
beautiful pyramid of Mt. Everest
were shown.
Captain Noel told of the eight
weeks spent in the camp from which
efforts to scale the mountain were
made. This camp was 23000 feet
above sea level at which point phy
sically incapable of going a step
higher he put a telescope lens with
a two mile range into action and went
on making- pictures of the several ex-
peditions sent to conquer the remain
ing 6000 feet of Mt. Everest. His
camera caught the men on the whitoi
background of snow as they .strug-
gled upward.
The group of men who attempted
to scale the mountain without the use
of artificial respiration fell exhausted
at a height of 28000 feet. They weru'
forced to turn back due to the rari-
fied condition of the air at that
height. Then Mallory and Irvine
with oxygen tanks weighing 40
pounds each strapped to their backs
made the final struggle to gain the
summit.
Noel's camera followed these men
until lost to sight approximately 600
feet Wow the top of the mountain.
When night tame the men failed to
leturn. A seaixh was institutiil but
to no avail. In the snows near the
toy of .Mt. Kvere-t Mallory and Ir-
vine sKep.
Captain Noil though onl) ot has
spent a large part of his life with
expeditions into remote coiners of the
globe. An English public school man
a Fellow of the Itovul Geographical
Society; he became a kinematograph-
ei with the set purpo-e of going with
exploring patties here there and
ainwheie and if the Fates were so
willed bringing back pictures of what
happened.
KOYAL DE LUXE BAUUEK SHOP
Where College Boys and Girls Make
Their Headquarters
1074 NORTH FIRST ST.
C. L. HARDEN. Prop.
PALACE I
1 Big Picture Little Prices
10c and 25c
Thanksgiving
The most enthralling pic-
ture of the season
"The Unknown
Soldier"
Also Comedy and News
Friday and Saturday X
Peter the Great the Won
der police dog in
'The Silent Accuser'
A stirring drama of tho Z
great outdoors.
Coning Mon. Tues.
2 Days Only
Francis Ferguson's
"Golden Gate Girls"
And Orchestra
16 beautiful singing and
dancing girls. Also regular
lieturo program.
Modern Beauty Shop
Superior Service
Prices Right '
1133 No. Second St.
Phone 2626
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Richard's Shoe Shop
solicits your tiude. Why not give us a trial?
WORK GUAKANTEKD.
161 CYPRESS STREET
'tills 1 Tut It ay Ouv. so why not bilug that old pair of
Shoes ilnkvit and let us upalr them. You will always bo
thankful buiausu we make them look like now.
GOODYEAR SHOE SHOP AND
SHINE PARLOR
MARTIN'S
Sandwiches Cakes Pies
Soda Drugs Cigars
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WATCH THOSE FIGHTING
INDIANS GO!
Come on McMurry Let's Back Those
Braves.
McMurry Book
Store
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