The Optimist (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 5, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 19, 1933 Page: 3 of 4
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'Head Campus Social Week
P. -A. L. S. Enjoy -j
Lucky Day ... '
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' The P. A. L. S. club celebrated
Friday 13 the club's legendary i
"lucky day" with n theatre party
Qti Friday night.
With the club sponsor the mcm
bers saws the screen entertain'
ment "Tliis Day and Age" at the '
Paramount Theatre. Following1
Church Heads Attend Buffet
Supper In Home Ec Dining Room
Elders deacons and Sunday
school teachers of the College
Church of Christ attended a buf-
fet supper in the dining-room of
the Home Economics department
Tuesday night.
The purpose of the meeting was
to make plans for making the
Sunday school more effective as
explained by President Cox. A. 0.
Col ley minister spoke n few min-
utes on "Influence of Bible Study
in Class in Building lha Church."
Doctor Adams talked briefly on
Piano Students
In Musical Tea . . .
The first of a scries of musical
lent vtnn imvpii nt l n'rlnrk vim.
terday afternoon by the students'
of the piano department in the. i"cr ) car me vlu ijuanci open-
piano studio. I c" 'ls S(-'as()u last Sunday present-
The following program was in )v0 programs at Seymour. A
.given ; i religious -and secular program was
France Minuctt John Thomp Kiven at Seymour. Another pro-
son Dorothy Martin; Prelude Op.' Sram "M K'vt Druughon s
20 No. 20 Chopin Eloise RCy.; Business c"1p8 chapel Wednes-
nolds; Sleep) Heads John Wil- !a- ur'!;r lu!)hc npP""
Hams and "Wash My Face" John' was made when lhcbos sang for
Williams. Marearct Cox: Tho
Haunted Castle Frances Terry
Alice Aleuc Morlun; Solfcggicloo
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Music Box.'Poldin. Ltirlino Linn:'
tuba Dance. Dcet. Alice McGre-'
gor; Sonata In A Maor Mozart
Willie raulinc Uwcn; oonatu up.
27 No. 2 Beethoven Muriel
Moore. Prelude Rachimaninoff
First Piano Alice McGregor anil
Second Piano Muriel Moore.
Mrs. J. I Cox and Misses Lcola
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Logsdon unu Lucy Kitrell ilc-
Combs were guests:
R..rrLl..neni of t..nn fish salad. !
potato chips wafers and tea were
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iriLSON-IIUFFSTEDLER
RITES SOLEMNIZED
Marriac of Miss Loye Anne
Vilson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. F. Wilson 1031 Oak street and
Lloyd Huffstcdlcr son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. G. Huffstedlcr 142 Gra-
ham street was solemnize in Min-
eral Wells Sunday morning.
The couple are visiting in Dal-
las for a few days and will re-
turn to make their home here
Mrs. Huffstedler is a graduate
of Abilene high school. Mr. Huff-
sitcdicr. a graduate of the academy
at Abilene Christian college has
also had three years of college
work there. He is employed ai
the Russell Dye Works.
Palm Barber Shop
HAIRCUTS
35c
WILEY DODD. Prop.
TRADE WITH
The Goodyear Shoe
Shop
First Class Shoe Work
1101 No. 2ND.
Humming Bird Hose
A very sherc hose in 42 and 43
gauge in new shades.
98c to 1.25
Jones Dry Goods Co.
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the show pic and coffee was en
joyed by the group at the Woolen
Hotel Coffee Shop.
Members attendant Were Pau-
line Hicks Maxiuc Hughes Hcttie
Logan Clay L. C. Fisher Rcba
McKinnis Agnes Clarke Lillic
Marie Cook and Miss Elsie Gist
sponsor. Pledges: Mary Louise
Moore Eloiso Hawkins and Mil
drcd Hicks and Mrs. Leon Cole-
man nee Emaline Blcvins last
year's vice president of the club.
"The Aim of Sunday Morning Bi-
ble Classes." Miss Elizabeth Nel
son told of tho responsibility of
the teachers. A round table dis-
cussion on how to increase and
keep interest of the attendance
und the value of the general as-
sembly was led by President Cox.
Mr and Mrs. A. 0. Colley and
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. McMillan
were special guests.
Fifty-two people attended. Each
guc't brought one dish for the
meal.
Fine Arts
Margaret Hell
With their calendar rapidly
filling nml the promise of a much
aooi opening ai rairvicw mon
day.
New
music has been received
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plnnnnl. With the developments so
fnr' "c 1uart.cl promises
the quartet promises to do
more than ho. been done in several
years.
Members of tlic male quartet
arc: Eugene While Herbert
MrondiH. Dale McCook and Wcs.
lie Mickie.
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Dramatic chili members re-
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ccivcd ihcir f.rM experience W
lh whc" CV P" 'eipalcd in the
mob scenes of the "Passion Play."
Both boys and girls aided in the
productions the matinee ami eve-
ning performances.
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FRITZ-VRUITT WEDDING
PERFORMED SUNDAY
Miss Mary Fritz and Earl Pruitl
were married Sunday afternoon in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Brown
just off the campus. Taylor Car-
ter an cx-studeul of Abilene
Christian College performed the
ceremony.
Mr. Pruitt is in business in
Munday where the couple went
immediately after the ceremony.
Only a few friends and rcla-
tives of the couple attended the
wedding. Ice cream and cake were
served to me guc.MS aner me cere
mony. .
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Christian" were awarded the lion-
oi s. n-fi. Will ACC. repeat
this conqucet tomorrow?
Bugs. Moiris rises up to make
an affirmative reply with practic-
ally the s.ve bunch that outwitted
the Denton Eagles last week.
Campbell may be shifted to tackle
this week to replace Cockrell and I
Ilardngrcc may start instead of
Holmes at right und. Other al-
teration might include the rcplac
ins of Cooper at rij.lit guard with
Moser vl left guard making the
stalling hook-up lead something
as follows: McKinzie and Harde
gicc ends; Pycalt and Campbell
tackles: Mason and Moser
(maids; Giay center; Anderson
quarter: Maxwell and Bryan
halves; and Baldwin full.
John Tnrleton has won one out
of three starts to date. The Plow
boys began by trimming Cox's
School 18-0. Then they met an
unwanted 2Q-0 seteback when they
GARFIELD BODY
SELECTS NORTH
' FOR '33-'34 HEAD
Thirteen New Members
Arc Added to Unit
Last Tuesday a meeting of the
mrrnbers of tho James A. Garfield
Scholarship Society was held for
the purpose of electing new mem-ben-
and officers for the coming
yrar.
There will bo .thirteen members
reven Juniors and six Seniors
this year as compared with the
fifteen members of last year.
Herschcll North was elected pres-
ident Jack Pope vice president
Trentie Birohit secretary and
I'rlilli Wolf treasurer.
The Society's sponsor is Paul C.
Wi'l and the faculty advisers
chosen arc Miss Nelson and Dr.
Schug. Besides the student mem-
bers arc several active faculty
members including Willie Treat
Lawrence Smith Dr. Adams Miss
Wntson and Don Morris.
The James A. Garfield Scholar--l'lp
Society is a chapter" of the
Scholarship Societies of the South.
iNew members arc elected for mak-
ing a B plus average the year pro-
ceeding and for being in the up-
prr ten per cent of their classes.
Plans were also discussed for
tic initiation of new members. The
program for ihe year will prob-
ably include meeting wilh the
other colleges in town In a social
function. During the spring term
shingles will be awarded to lho3c
Freshmen who make an average
nraile of above 90. An effort will
be made to encourage scholarship
in the Abilene high schoo
Last year the Scholarsnii) So-
ciety sponsored tho James F. Cox
Scholarship Society in the Acad-
emy. It was closely associated with
the Garfield Society. Two student
members were udviers of the
Academy Scholarship Society.
played Howard Payne and lost
their third joust to the Decatur
Baptists 7-0. To say that they
have an even break with A. C. C.
would he a generous rating.
A.C.C.'s score reveals two loss-
es two victories and one tie. The
Cats inaugurated grid actcivitics
this fall in- a 6-0 loss to the Dixie
Rebels. Next they Smeared in on
Amarillo Junior College M-0
and the next "Wek surrendered a
12-7 verdict to T.M.C. The Chris-
tian's lone conference clash to
Mate is the 0-0 tie with Daniel Ba-
ker. Last week they picked Eagle
feathers at Denton 6-0 in their
fifth engagement.
All of the Morrismcn's encoun-
ters have been away from home
but after tomorrow they jog home
for the remainder of the cam-
paign. Next week they are idle.
On November .1 a series of four
home games will be opened here
Howard Payne furnishing the visi-
tors on that date. Games with
Austin College Texas A. and I.
and McMurry then will follow at
weekly intervals.
Conference standings remained
unchanged over the week end ex-
cept that St. Edwards tightened
its grip on first place by defeating
Southwcsteern in the only confer-
ence mncli of the week. A. C. C.
and Daniel Baker Wed for the sec-
ond notch.
Daniel Baker gels its chance to
beat St. Edwards this week if
there is any chance." Such an un-
expected turn would relegate A.C.
C. to third position and cinch sec
ond for Daniel Baker.
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Jewelry Co.
209 Pino
KILGORE JEWELRY
210 Cypress
Let Us Dye Those Leather Shoes
To Match Your New Fall Dress!!
We dye sloes any shade you like. Also expert repair work
You won't know your shoes when you get them back.
JUST GIVE THEM TO
Tommy Talbet or Oma Belle Bixler
AND AWAIT RESULTS.
Richards Shoe Shop
EAST TEXAS PINES
IS CAMPUS. CLUB
The East Texas club met Mon-
day and Mildred Sellers chairman
of the constitution committee read
the constitution for approval. East
Texas Pines club is to bo til; name.
Stidcnts who come from places
in the territory south of the Red
river west of the eastern state line
uorli of Houston and cast of Dal-
las arc considered eligible for
membership. Dallas and Houston
arc included in the boundary.
Jack Hall Nclwyn Calloway
and Mary Elizabeth Goodman
were appointed the social com-
mittee for the term.
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STUDENT LEADERS
ASK NEEDED PEP
Following the devotional exer-
cises Friday morning in chapel
the remainder of the period was
given over to student pep under
the direction of Jack Pope student
president.
Lucille Wutson Kitten presi-
dent and Clint Coleman cheer
leader spoke in behalf of much
needed pep in ACC and advocated
support of the football team.
LET THE
Campus Barber Shop
HAVE YOUR BUSINESS
(In back of book store)
10c GEM 15c
Today and Friday-
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Comedy "College Gigolos"
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Carole LOMBARD
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(The girl who squandered mil-
lions to be wealthy in lovej
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So Do Hundreds of
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This Sports Queen has taken
every campus the country over
by storm. May be had in brown
and black combination of pig-
skin and service calf.
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NOTICE
I am back again Appreciating
all your Cleaning and Pressing.
HAT WORK
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ATTENTION STUDENT BODY
We can furnish rings pins medals trophies for any event.
Fine Repairing and Engraving
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226 Cypress St.
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Men's
TROUSERS
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The Optimist (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 5, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 19, 1933, newspaper, October 19, 1933; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth101231/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Christian University Library.