McMurry War Whoop (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 4, Ed. 1, Saturday, October 8, 1927 Page: 3 of 4
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Lcavq Fiidav Morning For
Battle With KnOx
'County Team
Tho following nrc the Pn-
' pontics who jouh!jcil-ovpr to
. Munday t Friday: Curtis Tra-
week Hubert Freeman. Ray-
mond McDanlcl Luke Medley
Chick Hcnshaw Joe Young
Raymond Hughes Charles)
Tunotll W D. ilirnnd. Lnuret
Mitchell Gilmer Addison!!1. D.
Young Earl Martin Murviit
Vaughn Hubert Bell A. J.
.vlIill.'Eugeno Hkks und Put
v Henry.
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Turning a game vluK.nad begun
to have the aspect of ending in a
Fcorclcsa tie-intq a well deserved
victory In the last" few minuis' of
play the McMurry reserve i suc-
ceded In nosing out the Knox City
High 'School In a hard fought bat-
tle Friday afternoon. Three iraa:-
tors of the 'game were gone before
unythlng thnj hed even faint resem-
blance to the winning pumh couM
be dclivcicd. Hut Chick Hoii-
JiaWa touchdown early In th
fourth precluded the. possibility
of a scoreless tie and a few min-
utcs later just to prove he dl.i
It on purpose Chick protested to
ropeat- A safety following u
Mocked punt simply rounded out
the tho score and enabled tho Pa-
poose tenm to report a perfectly
nice 14-0 victor-- "
Ably upholding the famous "f I lit
ing spirit" reputation of the Mc-
Muriy team? tho Jourojt.rs sm
ccssfully met the bestthe Knox
City club had tu offer ani wrw
HATSHOSEi-TJNGERWEAR
A complete and beautiful lino to select from
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THE
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The War Whoop has bevu running our "ads rvguluily sluce
the tlate of Us flrtt publtcalloa aud the students auU raculty
lueiubtts o(
McMURRY COLLEGE
twxe always come to uui uftlce (or adjuitiueuv. wheu ueces-
saiy( bcittuse tUvy have learued that our' scrvlie Is ot the
superior typev
BUSBY &CROWDER
ChiroprttetorsOtabM-crt
S3t 1-4 i'ypivss Stieet
LINTON WANT
YOURDRUCTRADE
SEEOUUUNKQr '
.- j NEW FALL COATS
AND DRESSES
Duautiful Styles Wondtifful Quality Lovvcbt Prices
Utt'go Assortment to Select from Sizes 13 to 4U
Alio line of Inexpensive Underwear Wash Frocks
Purses Flowers and Vanity Cases.
THELADIESSHOP
Qvev wool worth " 182 1-2 Pine St-
3 Exclusive Uut.Not xMsiv
through the gnnio wih no rci loin
threat of a score to shade their
record. In tlio first half .tho cumo
did not go exactly their way all ho
time but they were successful in
stopping ceiy drive and tho Inst
hnlf was all theirs 'Early in (h
ganfo tho Papooso lino so strongly
discouraged attempts to advance
the ball through thoir ranks that
tho high school Warriors gavo up
the Ulcj entirely. A few siuiplo
experiments convinced thgm thrt
end runs were likewise of no avail
and throughout the last half of tho
game thoy devoted their effort nl
must exclusively to passing and
kicking. On tins othor hand the I
Papoose offenso found the Una
their surest route of advanco.niid
used it continually after the first
quaitcr. In more than ono in-
stance Lady Luck stepped in r.t
tho last Instant and denied tho In-
dian lads a touchdown when it
seemed inevitable. But that final
period proved the superiority of the
young braves and showed them de-
siring of tho high 'esterm with
which thoy arc Meld by the entire
school.
Unfortunately tho Knox City
line-up is not available. Hero la
how the Papooses lined up to start
Itne game: Newto I L E. Hughes
I.. T. Tunnoll L. G Gerand C.
Wharton It. G Addison It. T
Henry R. E. Hcnshaw Q Vaughn
11. II. Villasuand. L. H.; Owens F.
n.
Substitutions: Martin for Hcn-
shaw Hicks for Tunnoll MU.-belt
for Addison.
PRESS CLUB IN
INI 11I. MEET
(Continued from page 1)
of the year book. Ha declared
"Tho theme worked out this year
is one uf tho most unitpto our en-
gravers have handled. It i thS
history of Methodism a matter
very difficult to work with. It is
thought that tho number of pic-
tures taken last year at tho firl
date was greater than that of this
year. Only 80S sittings ware made
at tho Dhotocranhpr's" first isit
then whtle.270 have been made this
time despite Inclement weather.
Phones 113. U3t
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The class sections will have to bo
enlarged about 25 pages to euro for
tho' larrar plnmma "
Miss Maurlno Eastus In speak-
lng of the work of Tho Galleon
said ''wo.plan to mako Tho. Galleon
a balanced work with a larger
variety of litciary art. U Is to In
clude about two book review it
I views of present d y dramas or a
movxlo 'review threo short staries
and several eusays- John Ersklno
of Columbians to be hero in Jan-
uary' and It Is planned to de'-qte
a part of tho winter term Galleon
to him. With the use of
change rnagailnes from other col
legos and universities I hope to
improve the Galleon."
Chappie Hardy business mim-
gor of tho college magasino slat
ed that subscriptions to tho maga-1
..- -m us uuvk: in uuvmnv
with a nice reduction f roiu-the f i g-
ular price of the three Issues.
Gordon Webb editor of 'Tho W.ir
Whoop made a pica for the holp
of tho Prosa Club in covering ths
i.uiniua autxuuiciy-Hoa ueuniiniy.
"In the past it has been charged
that Tho War Whoop did not covr
all of the newsof the college rdci
quately. With the help ' of this
organisation whose niombors
should feel that the publications tiro
in reality theirs ray staff .hopes to
end this thing. The paper is tho
student publication and thoy should
make It suth. We have the only
eight-page c ge weekly that I
know of in Texas; and tho extrt
four columns make for that much
more extra work each week.''
"'The Press Club should begin at
this time to prepare for the T. I P.
A. contest next spring by getting
students from the entire school in-
terested In the local try-outs" Ml
Julia Eugenia Luker; sponsor of
the club urged. "Our students
carried off several prizes ta&t jear
and It is hoped that we enn repe&t
the performance this year in a larg-
er way."
MANY ATTEND
PEP MEETING x
ON THURSDAY
The pep meeting held la th. gym
Thursday night was one of the pt ro-
piest sessions ever held in MsMurry
College; yet l was onn of the most1
(solemn Occasions in tht htstoiy of
the-Htrtttution.- Bewntvth nohe
1 of the rally there was thcpwlom-
limiting feeling that the Indiana
1 were going into tho buttle fie) I Sat
urday with a twelfth roan on the
field their captain who is watch
vlulM Wkk Id u .IaW
ing ami playing for them this sea-
son from another world.
Each member of the football
squad were called upon for short
talks to the student-body and with
onu accord new men und oid de-
dared that they were piajK the
game hard fair and to win for
their teaiunutu. - "With this de-
termined spirit of their" t:nw una
said after the pep meetvpgv "those
Indians will go ou tho field at Can-
yon to aiuuhUato a buin.h of Buf
falocs."
Maiy Woodsf President Hall
huent the week-nd in Belmont Ad-
dition with Naoma Stone.
Outt Harkrider former ktuikot of
McMurry haa reutly enroUud us
A junior. '
UEHSKIN AlK ATTACK
TO BE GIVEN A TULVL
(Continued from puge 1)
The mud-battle of the Fair Park
Is toricutten in thu camu of the
Redskins and all mtenst w ceu- j
tered on tn battle uits afternoon
with tho "Thundsrlojr Hurd1 uf ho
West Texas Teacher Culleae :t
Canyon. If confidence ani sheer'
pep are signs of victory to come
Uheu it. may be said that the. wui
dors of tho Maroon and White are
well nigh invinvlblu. Every play
Is expected with an. intensity be-
fitting a three-8cconds-to-pl?y mov-
ie thriller. Every member of the
st(uad fairly radiattts a craving for
violent action.
If tho team that takes the field
la Saturday's game catntn with It
any of the concentrated und amal-
gamated pep it has beMi showing
against the Papoose aggregation in
pruclicu scrimpiaRe it is safe to say
that some fur (Buffaio variety pre-
sumably) will take the a'r before
Iho final whistle anuouncta the nar-
rowing of the T. I. A. .Venice Sat-
urday. Evidences of over-confidence
are entirely larking: evtiy
man works In pract'.co us if the
ultimate out-come of tiio gmuo d..-
IHinlid dheetly on llu effort ho
puts Into each play. Each mem-
ber of tbe squud Is in ovooUont
condiUon nut a slnge man being
out on account uf injuries.
The second grid skirmish of the
year for the locals U being watched
with considerable. Interest in th.it
FRO KNOX CITY HIGH
TEGIf STADIUM UNDER CONSTRUCTION
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FOR LUBBOCK
INSTITUTION
LUBBOCK Tex. Oct. 7 The il-
lustration shows the football field
of Texas Technological College and
the first unit of stel grand stands I
of the proposed stadium which will I
ultiuately surround the entire flehl
This unit Mil scat 4000 and while
these will be u$cd for tho Sim-1
mons university game uciouer l'
the quality of the Indian aerial ma- P.CJ r.ce-
chine with Brown at the helm will -w"-'4 V- '
probably take a definlu hhau.- Camera With
since it is thought that the game i Brave Heart
is to bo played on a dry field '
Jupc Pluvlu permitting. The c- if trA0 inanimates objo-n could
cellcnt showing that the Red Skm talk namely the lens of tho camera
hurlcr and his receivers mad.utlu usca by Ben F. Simpson and the
slush battle with the Yellow Jack- mirrur Used by tho students be-
ets brought forth praise fiom IXul fiut. going ln to have their plctura
Amis which fact might be like at- made whiit latcs each couM Kl.
stractlng eye teeth. A-iyhuw it Mr. Simeon stated that ho ha I
seems apparent that '.h IndUus been using tho lens of hW camera
will have an excellent oopoUuully for cight icars aId that they were
to take part in the new siHut uf worth a great deal of money. For
hunting bim from the uir. th life of me I can't sa wny ha
The game will mark tho begin- j would bring an expensivo canveta to
ntng of the T- 1. A- A. Mrhetlulo fur j take thee pictures uf four hundred
McMurry. It will be Canyon' and some odd students in McMuny
second game ttlu first having bren
los to the Darnel Baker HUl IUI-
lis. and a defeat bv- th ln.ll.nu
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woum virtually put tho Teachew
out ot the running. On ttw other
hand McMurry will be trying to
live up to nrecendent by nputiiv
last ear's victory over the 'Can-
yon aggregation. Two vvueks aga
the Buffaloes defeated tho Cbuen -
dw UuiWo(fs by a rather 0l he
score while the Indians lost u
closely contesttd battle with t!.e
strong Howard Payne Yellov JatU-
ets. AH in all it looks. Uke a
real battle.
No Information is for.h loming
as to tho possible line-up- The
stpiad Cuach Medley Is taking ion-
tains the vry choice of th" '2J-''Ji
high school grids of this sec ion
as a reserve to back the v'dvr mi.n-
bera of the McMurry squad aad the
coach might start almost ar.y eleven
of the twenty-four inu ho is tak-
ing The team will ijo to Can-
yon In busses
PAGEANT IS
STAGED AT
STV PAUL'S
Many were the praises vecelv-
" " Mrs- James Wheeler and
MrJ' Victor Dow directors of the
Pas""" w at tho St- t'aul M...
thodist church Suuduy night. One
of the greatest lessons to b-j ob
tained was gotten by the audience
from the pageant of iho "Holy
AUUnco." Sin Ignorance disease
extravagance and poverty werj
lined up against the home ih.u-cli
stiite and school in thu work that
J these were trying to cairy on in
tho world.
Glenn Darts and Klixab-Hli Hunt
played the part uf Judge and Mrs
Lamg. The chUdrunt Alto Albeit
Fred and Elizabeth woru playeu
by Margaret Jonut llurshci
Vaughn J. 1. Perry and Nun.
Peaix-e. The church state school
and press were represented by
senUd by Tim Guthrie Glenn Dvia
Hubett Curry Eugene llU'k.s wallt.
sin Ignorance disease extraru-
Marvln Uoyd Giady Minti'i un
Uurrow Kirby. Thu !ut nai'.
factors are the enemies u! th lionit
Banco and poverty- wre played lij
Wayne Cook. J. E. Shebur Jr.
seiited by Tim Guthrl Glenn Davis
and must be fought by the school
both Hunt Mrs- Lang and children
which wiu reprinted by PlUu-
HHB
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TO .TiE READY FOIt SIMMONS-POLY GAME NEXT WEEK
their installation was made neces-ito
sary by the scheduling of tho game
U-lttl Tl'Viw A A M Cnllnn .. '
with Texas A. A M. Collcgo
Friday October 28 tho first con-
ference team ever to invade the:
Panhandle of Texas.
Tech college U planning a gala
day v hen tho Aggies come to tho
Plains for tho first time. Special
trains will be run into Lubbock and
many former Aggie students and
football fans from all over the
Panhandlo art already resen lng
tickets for the big football classic.
Thfs w'l be the first major foot-
ball game eor played In tho Pan
handle
but with Texas Tech likely
T
' College unless he knew by exper
ould take letu of
ience tliat It
nat strvnirtli to stjn.1 uui an oi
..
ideal.
The mirror was expected to bu-ak
i ever few uuuutes as It was thu firsi
to get a v4iev of the victim and .iw
him at his worst. Much work aud
i tribulation was done UCoi-s h-
' mirror. Sw.h remarks uvw "llir
hold this mirror while I get this
ouo hunderd and ninety ninth hair
In place" ur "here hold th's pjil
of my hair down (having cuily
hair) while I fl tho rest of It" or
"do you think 1 look all rllU. I
just know that I look a futilit."
It is right that "lens never He" and
you should have seen soiu ' tlu pic-
tures that weio turned tut by tho
photographer. "1 ut like this
picture my hair looks llxs it had
ruts in it." Onu lowly stli.-j s-'ilt.
"a camera takes beuuty whec llu-ills
beauty; makes bcautv whole
there Isn't any." Aicordinv; to th
majority of the students who have
received pictures the latter pa it jt
the statemnt does no have n founda-
tion. One dignified sinlor who
had gone through tho ordeal for 0'f
past four or five years in fact
every since McMurry begua its car-
eer as n college wai hoard to saj
"I'm. about to faint 1 ju..t halo
to have my picture mude."
Another interesting thiiii; con-
cerning this matter of pic'.uiM mak-
ing seniors and Junrs paid all
fees by checks while the freshmen
and sophomores paid t.uii. Tho
clerk for Mr. Simpson couM toll -is
soon as a student offend to pay
whether they wore a so.iW junior
sophomore or frcshmar
We see that tho seniors und juu
iors have been away from hoini
long enough tu have io sciuflcs
about checking ou dad.
AU1LENE HIGH SCHOOL
CLUHTO H Wli MEET IODVV
Former Abilene High Schuo) hiu
dents who are now attending .Mc-
Murry College aio rcfuti'tucl by
Jack Fulwller and the apuusor
Miss WUlio Mao CliiiHttiplicr tu
meet In the college uudituiium this
morning nt tho chupcl hour for thu
puipusu uf obtaining definite lltfiii-
tnatlon concerning tho number jf
A. 11. S- graduates in schuol hete.
Tliobo who are unitblo tu alieml
this meeting are eskud te leave in.
formation about the unit they took
In student activities at tho high
school ou Miss Chrisophet's desk In
Koom No. . .
x3&zyflf
be admitted to the Southwestern
conforcneo in the near future It :s
. . I.- iL. t J 1.1
10 ue llie lurtrruiinvr vi muiijr uif
game later on.
In addition to tho 4000 new te:l
bleachers there s a present seat-
ing capacity of 3250 making a
total of 7250 seats. Enough tem-
porary seats will bo erected to
make the total seating capacity for
the A. & M. game at least 10000.
The admission price for all other
Tech games on the home field this
year is $1.00 but on account of the
heavy expense or tne wg game ct
October 28 it Is necessary to charge
i.uu tvcervaiun muj im iiiwiv uy
mall
A TUIBUTE-
(Continucd from pago 1)
A brume tablet is to bo plated in
the McMurry gmn.isium in tho
iip.il- fuiiftr. cummcmonitiiiff the
life of Young Donaldson and a-
cording to President Hunt the ei -
stations-ae that a mo.e f.t.imr
memorial will be dedicated to him
in the future.
DAVIEtGLfeNN.
IS NEW PREXY
OF McMURRY
"Tlu-u's a new football player
uoul ttt my. hoUitf' aa'1 l MVn
io expect nun io mai" i.i" iiuiiau
team some dajj'
1'iesiduut J. V. Hunt was iiwak-
ing to Couch U. M Mxdly Tho
new grldnuui was noip oilier tlmr.
David Glenn Hunt i'e twe das
vho some day Is to gv eomn one
a fight for flist bci'u on tho !d-
skin eUveu.
David Glenn waa bori tktobir t.
Colli mother and child .lie doing
nUily.
MU'ED AKI'ISIS AKE UN
EAR'S LYCEUM SCHEDULE
(Continued from page 1)
debut at the Gaiete-L.vrUUo Tin li-
ter Interpreting the lole of Kitda
in Verdi's "UlgoUtto." She was
tunned tho operatic "find" of thu
year and tho story of her succss
v.as cabled to Ameiica and an-
nounced on tho front pages uf the
newspapers.
Following her debut in PurU
Miss Chalfunt went to Italy for
a season of gala performances and
then made engagements in thea-
ters of Fiance Belgium Germany
THE
AtHLEN'K
EbUGATION
IS SUBJECT
OF MR. WYLIE
"The Worth of nn Education''
was tho chapel subject handled by
Robot t II. Wylie nccrotary-tro.it.ur-cr
of MtfMurry College recently.
"All that nn education Is worth to
some people Is just what thy can
i;rt for it. That Is true often In
our own circlet" Mr. Wylle said.
"There are moro students In high
school college and univcrsit!1 s
now than ccr before. Soma think
that this fact would moan over pro
duction. It would in cotton but
there is a difference between cot-'
ton and bojs and girls. I wonder
how many freshmen who arc cnti)ll-
.l Ir .1 ..ki nn... .ili .iol.
ly graduate not only from this col-'
lege but graduato anywhere wl'h
a degree. There aro two tyrw.3 of
freshmen thus who won't tako a
j II . A. degire and those who cm.
! Tlwo who won't hnve a low D. T.
J L. Those who can have a low J.
j (. Any boy or girl who will can
get a II. A.'degiee. 1 do not
-know about m education.
I '"Chanjfimr conditions' have jnaJe
a great difference In tho commci'
cinl work of today. Tho ma'l
independent operator is no longer
popular. There n a time when
people believed that a boy had ta
go Into business for himself he-
foro he would ever get u s-tart in
the world. This t . i has cliuivg.nl
and will change mole- The Ileal
now 1 to get a part In big busi-
nes with an opportunity for ad-
vancement to a higher position 'I he
only hupo of a young man advanc-
ing l to advance his education if
you would have vour wages raiHl
laaye 0Urself 0ith more mon"y
t0 your empioj-cr. had raihet
j lca .somethlujj o.uh fa than to
icall. .something Learn the habit
of thiuklm;. It is worth to you
ever) thing It iot.s."
"" "j
and Holland llti volie b a puie
ivatural toloiatura. whiih sours cas-
1 '" l1' above high C. Her sln
'"H has been confined almost i-
clusivcly to high class music fui
even in vaudeville she sang upetatlc
arlus and the classics.
At h hn of ..
At the time of ner appeal. inee
in tho Greenwich Follies she wis
I... . .. tt. . ..
hailed its a great beautv aud 'ulsd 1
.s...luly v.v .vK .... .u
the tributes from the Pivss a
these notes:
""Endowed with rare charm of
face and of figuie as well as vvltii
a voke of exceptional sweetm.ss
and purity. Miss Chalfaut made a
most agucablc impiessiou." Uos-
ton Post.
"Indeed slu not only hits tho F's
sho hugs thcuil Mine. Chaliiu:
possesses a raiily gifted and volu-
ble throat an evident instinct f.n
singing and ability tu hold thj lino
pitch that a number of other world
etlebuties call only envy
Witn
COLLEGIATE TAILORS
For
THE FAIR STORE
Wishes a Live Wire Business-like young
man from McMurrv to take orders for per-
sonal engraved Christmas Cards.
957 No. 3rd. Oop. P. O. Phone 1 342
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We will appteciate your account.
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TISXAS
n ' PAG-TinMCP
.' syiV
V ' -el -?&
tho material at her commatt Mf.
ought to go far." N. Y." BveiMng:
Telegram.
"Lucille Chn'lfant is blond rV
beautiful with a coloraturn iwjc
thut matches her radiant pon-tti
Ity." s. J. Kaufman Evenn
Telegram. ' ' jf
And so on hor praises hay fc$f l-
sung in the leading American new
papers.
V .
Secondly on tho night of Jaatry
20 appears Gay MacLarcn.'draRta-
tic artist of whom Matthew. White
dramatic critic In Munsey's Maga
zinc says i "She gives an entire play
without any other aid than her mar-
clous memory and she is so cW
'at It that I can think of na better
substitute for tho real Win.
Airuln. the Chicatro critics sav.of
her art: "Shakespeare's magic' wa.
foil nt ih l'lnv nniiu vetiterdav aft.
tcrnoon when 'Romeo afcd Juliet?'
... MORE .4.. .'. ....")
was performed by t hoi unique Gajfc
MacLarcn who impersonated all
the characters words set like Jaw.
els In an endless row enchanted the.
ear with their poetry and their suf
ficlcncy." "i
"Miss MacLaren's performance
rose above any standards of stag
acting. Her sense of posture wa
remarkably suited to tho flowing;
speech. Tho setting was suggus--tivp
and tho costume adroit
Hud all tho local theater goer
been aware of the btcauty of th'
performance the Playhouse would
'not have contained Miss MacLar-
en's audnce." Chicago
Dally
Journaal.
"She is not only star; sho U
a whole constellation." UurUngtoa
(V. T ) Free Press.
Other opinions:
"I conjideV Gay MacLarcn one of
the reall) remarkable personages
In the dramatic field. She leaves
one speechless in surprise and ad-
miration." Dixie Hincs New York critic irnl
well known writer on dramatic
topics.
"Her impersonations are marve-
lous. 1 consider her one of tho
I mot gifted uctress.es of the Amer-
ican stage." Samuel Shipman auth-
or of "r rienUly fcncmles "tat is
West" and other well known play.
Ihird on March ... JohnlHom
son noiid pianist ts to appear.
His pupils have taken first place
in tho musical world tor the last
four saW) winning
the Julllard
Foundation Scholarship. Mors;
about his performance and irrival
will be published later.
Th cuming uf thete noted artists
Is uvdeed something to look for-
vvard to and arc opportunities that
the students especially should no)
pass by. So remember Octubor
20 January 'JO and March --!
niarvin vaugnn speiti me weesw
nd with his parents at Uuskc'l.
Mr. and Mrs J. W. A Icoc-i; of
Maskqll visited their daughter Mn
nlo Mau over the week-end-
Service
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McMurry War Whoop (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 4, Ed. 1, Saturday, October 8, 1927, newspaper, October 8, 1927; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth100500/m1/3/: accessed March 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting McMurry University Library.