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Yellow Jacket Editorial Page
October 8 1942
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YELLOWIACKET
Tho paper which ohtnln n reputation for publishing authentic news
and only that which Is (It to print will steadily Increase Its Influence.
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Entered at the Postofricc nt Brownwood Texas as second class mull
matter.
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Chatter members Texas Inter e.olleo;i(ito Press Association.
Published by and for Howard Payne College Senior Uaptlst College at
Brownwood Texas as a patt of the student activity.
EDITORIAL STAFF
C.WKN HALL
EDITOR
ASSOCIATE EDITOR DOUGLAS ESTES
SPORTS EDITOR JOE CALV1T
FEATURE EDITOR
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RLLIGIOLS EDI 1 OK
SOCIETY EDITOR
HI'S IX KSS STAFF
TONY PAYTON
DUSINESS .MANAGER
REI'ORTORIAL STAFF: Tun Arrow-noil. Elizabeth Lawlor
Ada Lois Newman. Jimmio UarMi loan llargett Rosemary liar-
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gett Cassie Alreil. Glenn Ldwaids. Helen Manlove Myrtle v aye
Stantord Aiminta Wright llarl
Jones Dorothy K Eugelio Garza Elzic Gayle.
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EDITORIAL COMMENT
This might wi-11 he ealkd "1
you can do today."
Today N an important da .
Today you ian keep from getting behind in your studies by
nutting in a t'ew minutes of your time on our courses. Tomor
TODAY
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not have hnn. today joti can buy a Miare ot lnedom m the torm
of a 10 cent (or larger; war .-.U.mp. tomorrow you may have to
lick Nazi boots im.tead of tamp. ;
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loday will soon be gone. Don t watch it go empty-handed.
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1 his is not an easy subject to talk about there is no doubt about
it that it needs to be dicu.ed.
It is neatness. What can be more disgusting than a well
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dressed pei'Mjn it they an not neat and clean: Do dirty tmger-
nails and uncombed hair etfecl you the same way they do me?
NEATNESS
self groomed. the road's bumpy enough . . . Ed-
Ads say there thing." that even your best friend won't tell you. ward's sending Helen Mimlovo some
tz. mi i . i . i mi i i . . i r i 4 i' i I lettv lluweis lo Lheer lioi" up while
If we will be caretul there will be no need lor the triend to ieel J sit. wi hc wo(ik
that hesitancy. A bar of oap and some water will do the job. cassie Allied's boy friend has gmi"
Cleanliness i.i an essential to good health and in these days it and joined the aimy . . . Little Cns-
is imperative Hut we haie good health. It not only throws re- ZuXyt u"Z
flection on the indhidual who docs not try to make a neat appear-
ance but it reflects on the school. We should all try to build up '
the name of the school and not do anything to detract from its
good standing no lets all go "all out" for cleanliness and do our
part. !
How sibout giving help to the helping hands' Why not watch
our advertisements each week and patronize the people who
patronize the Yellow Jacket by advertsiing in it. Without the
ads of the Browmvood business houses the Yellow Jacket would be
a small skimpy paper if we could even have one at all. With
HELP
sults from the students they may decide that it is a waste of
money to put the ads in our paper and would tell our business
manager "no" when he asks them to renew their ads. If you tire
buying clothes be sure to shop tit one of the stores that carries a
weekly ad in your school paper. It would be nice to let them know-
that you are Irom Howard Payne so that they might see the re-
sult of their adds.
Make .1 profitable to them and when Tony comes around they
will say '-Sure. We want a big add in your school paper."
Kl Ch oir Elects
Sri ne.ter Officers
''i'- 1 1 '.1 I Payne Choir Guv
W !i .lie ' r hlli v'.vi ted ottieeis
tin the ci. 1 1 nt semester .Stormy
in-itVin vn 1 jelcctod piosident
I icllle T 1 . ( II seciotury-tieasuiei ;
aiid Ir.c Watsci'i libiai'lan.
Tlii- "Miii u. jmbershlj) of the choir
.s 1- fi 'lows' AInry Dean Ciuiol
t 1 u ''luath mi L.jyco Coats !"he-
ma. iHiggeiis fJlun Edwaids Frnn-
i.m i'H violin Catherine Fisher Wal-
li i- lire'-r. K'iiboth Hale Alwildn
I1. ui- Lueilli Jordan Alatg.ulto
U 1 !i shell Waneta McLeroy Helen
'''anlovo. Lydln .Uiroles Small Mite-
Us Al ilct Mnj'ca Lcola Mustek John
Alycij. Louise Skipper Joo Smith
Ltifllo Trussoll Vet nor Tiev.i Joo
Watson Joan Wilson Ruth Wilght
Kayo Zolblg Elbcit Yuos Chester
Wthulastildii cal'idl ahdlru sludshid
Sylvester Naomi Keene Maiitla
Shaw and Mary Leo Snider.
DICK GLOVER
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CALL AI-Lhrs
IE AN IIARGETT
y Sledge. Arvel Locke. Dorolliy
me Level
on't put olt" till tomoirow what
row it may take hours to catch '
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Today you can make a
friend. Tomorrow you may
ueed that friend and you mav
A per.-on doesn't have to
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have txu-a .-pecial clothes to
look nice if he will only be
ne.it m the way he dresses
-'and in the way he keeps him-
-these merchants help we are
able to make it the large
jdition it now is.
Unless our advertisers can
ee thiit they are getting re
Students Speak
'At Pep Ral
y
1 Tuesday night marked tho sixth
pip 1 all v ') the cm rent football sea-
;. 11 'Ih'' altt irilnni e of both the lne-
ulty ineinlieis and the student body
was at its best and school spirit was
displ iyed more fieely than any other
i timo this year.
I The students had the tippet hand
coiuerning the pep speeches which
weie piesented. poakers were Student
I mly proxy Lamarr Lewis Slimes
Hood and Allen Loo Snider and Pam
Wine.
Tho slncoio talks made by those
.students developed 11 11 even gi eater
.-puit and sense of loyalty among tho
students and Jacket backois.
Jusl before tho end of tho inlly
Hill Hiti din. head yell leader insist-
ed that every student whoso aim was
to back the Jackets to victoiy over
Austin Cologo Kangaroos and tho
opponents to follow attend ovcry
rally In tho near future.
This will more or loss bo :i night-
mare for some people--. Off hand
I curt count four people that had the
following brain storms . . . Wo didn't
moan to stop on anyone's toes but if
so all complaints arc gladly rejected
in the Jacket office . . . Lino forms
to the right . . . Then theie was the
thought of cutting out this column
. . . all In favor lot us know . . . and
wo will gladly oblige . . . Lo and be-
hold . . . what's this about Sara Mao
and Orayson . . . there's no doubt
about It that he's one of the cutest
Ucshmen on the campus . . . and then
Sara Mao is right port too . . . Lois
Jordan doesn't seem to like the idea
'either but then she has Shulor . . .
()1. lms Hhe wmt Und ()f (lo;ll m
Kii.v whip up between the Lewis
Lros? Wo saw little sis with little
lied over the week end . . . and Loyce's
home town boy friend was hero lo
.see her . . . but come Monday we see
1 Lewis and Coats back together but
what about Fayo? Poor Elizabeth
iiu.o is worrying quite a bit about
1ut' lna"?r H"u ' '"s l"
ullil 1 l'ower to her . . . she
t.ys haul e.! . . what about
stoimy and Carl? Looks bad
What wouid Sea Biscuit think? Jo
Hn.uiey and Coleman Turner seem
to enjoy this moonlight horse hack
ruling . . . Kutli Wright stops mil
witli Jay Hanoly Saturday night but
the liumotowner oomos down Sunday.
I low did Joe Calvit and Bonnie Lou
'get together? We had heard that
o.uli was took . . . huh . . . What's
I Tommy .raying about this gooil look-
ing "Dr.' Joe Woodward that Nolle
whipped out with Saturday night . . .
Now Nell is that nice . . . Chester
sylvister with a different gill every
night . . . More looontly though its
been Sattei field . . . Did Dub take
Jleanor to tho game Saturday? oi
om- eyes deceive us?
Mm tin's
'Bill from Baylor is now off to Wasli-
i mgti.n till long after the duiation . . .
ril shimin Belly Michael and Clayton
iV;.r . . . always . . . Doiothy Oar-
".ttlne; up all night (?) cutting
wouls nut ol magazines to compos.- a
ltl1 t() j101. soldier . . . Fieshman
llitt collecting Hugs . . . beginning
with the twins . . . Alice managed to
:;et his though . . .anil say we hear
ll0 hiUl a bountiful pietuie in his
loom . . . Too bad this about Bratl-
'"ui llils l" )u ll-'1"1 ollt Katherino
.-FU.. .stiil keeps the boys guessing
. . . We hear Chailie Heather is a
"t l:ihlu'Ml 1)Ut CUQ ; ; ll'ul
Uiev oon sav that Saunders Is bash-
m- j m.t believe it. . . a Cisco
i.i-y inshfui . . . Winona Purvis is
nll"' litsl lo "-fivi' llle Hparklei
tml Mia mit lu Mnixlu I'mnmi'iill
n i at inj iv i3 uuiiio tii.iiun ii
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a can't be . . . I'elton Martin beating
n.nyn time.
. Tis said that tiuo
luvo
never runs smooth . . . Tom's
nd Eve's certnlnlv must be lino:
Meditations
liy Carl Allen
1 Wo have been talking quite n bit
! about "Lotting your light shine."
1 That is to say let your life be so
j lived that people may take notice that
you have been with Chiist.
We are thinking momentarily about
one of the Morning Watch peiiods
that shall always live in our memory
(Do you go to morning watch?)
A consecrated Christian a young
lady biought a voiy inspiring mes-
sage having to do with the "Plun of
Salvation." When she biought hoi
message to a close she continued to
stand in her plate as wo ontoiod in
to the ptayei soivico. Sovoiiil pray-
ers had been tendered unto God and
during that time we k.okcd up and
saw that tho sun had crept into the
room. God's gloat light that rules
over the day . . .It was not just 4111
ot dimity sun-iiho that wo saw. Some-
how it seemed ditfetent ns we saw it.
When 'i looked up it was testing in
a sott glowing manner not all over
the young lady but upon her lace and
a broad strip just across her hen it.
I am suio ho never looked more
beautiful.
When one allows Christ to enter ones
lieai t and soul then live for Him He
will enter into ones face too!
When wo get to Heaven after tho
sun has faded away after the stais
shine no 11101 o after the cat 111 has
passed away after we have laid rill
jat Clulst's feet and Ho has boon
'crowned Lord of All that same soft
I imllunt light on His face 1 His
Hoait of Hearts and from the Crown
I 'hat shall never bo tarnished will
ptesldo over both night and day.
Oh how I love to hear the name of
I Jesus! How I love to think of that
j del rial home "Over Theie." I know
I that I shall go there when my little
life's day comes to a close. I want
company over theie! Do you? Tho
niio sure way to havo company over
theie Is to tako them with you. Are
you taking 01110 ono with you or are
you content to do nothing for Chi 1st
just hecauso many who profess Clulst-
Innlty including me aie not seem
ing to do anything.
colonel's son? . . . She looks wistful
when she speaks of that 11111111011.'
suivoyor . . . These freshmen am'
r 1 rushes on tho football playcis
. . . another one thinks Tommy Is
he stuff . . . Don't wo nil . . . Then
.hole's one for Stokes . . . Hnrmonlca
loo sems to have his freshman too
. . Kishor wants Illtt . . .Vaughn
whlppln out with Deckhant and Kelly
. . . What Is so faclnatng for Estes
at Deadwood . . . We're going to have
a chain him heio . . . Pat Lauranco
3 woiklng at tho indlo station now
. . . and tho barn boys go over to see
her . . . Gamlln tnkes the pink rose . . .
Massey Joes the talking . . . and Kod
Vhito looks on . . . Dort Kosford Is
itlll faithful to her summer boy
1 iond. How she stays that way Is
looio th in I can see what with Estes
rylng to occupy her time now that
Pom's hack for Eve . . . Fish Speedy
Stephens from Unrigs had his homo
own I'litle out at the game with him
iatuiday night . . . Potter and U01-
1I10 ato 3tlll at it. That's one of
hose nf fall h whei-i a fish fell for an
pple and It lasted clear over into
the year1 when the fish became a
fophomoie. . . .Uatigh has a hunk of
1 It-handed Ice that would knock
"oiti eye out. She says that It isn't
he real thing even though It Is lcft-
andod. Also u.o glainoious June
has made a statement to the pi ess. I
itioto: " " unquote
Ay Lawlor and Evelyn Colrron are
i'i si becoming the most wolfish of the
HP wolves How they do it I don't
snow. They must cat All-Dinn . . .
Wonder why Uill McDaniel Is Inter-
ested in the Freight Lines? Could
t be little Uonnie f 10111 high school?
. . Majotlo Hoiviiid broke all speed
'"cords gelling out of the Marshal!
.t'Miso when she got a note from her
haki-clad boy friend. Komantic
sn't it? She's got it bad can't dc-
ido about all her boy friends . . . .
lack Quick and Jane Johnson aie
mother steady affair. Thoy'io to-
;olhor all" the time. What is she do-
ns' while lie's in tho hospital? . . . .
lime Pitts is going with Dlckye
"order. What an affair! Slin'io
our Is senior. Yoweo! . . . Maxwell
IV rd gets more mail than any one
person on the campus. It's at least
no letter a day and the other day
he got four! Does he have a heait-
herit back home In Louisiana or does
l-o just have lots of klnfolks? . . .
Why doesn't someone latch onto the
many available peis. mages around
Iiok-V Theie me several quite attrac-
tive people both male and otherwise
that never s-oein to have dates or
.i.ythm. Something ought to be
''nod about it.
Well th it just about winds up my
stoppiri'-oii-loes session for this week
I'll be back next week with my GI
hi os on to make a bloody pulp out of
yoiu toes and your reputation too.
Voil'il belter behave. This Junnal-
inn class is the nosiest bunch of ideal
hiibjci is for an einbalnier in the woild
They see all hear all smell all and
ell and make up twice as much as
'bey know. Don't say you were'rit
iai ued.
Sli
Letter
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Deer Paw:
I finally got back down hcer to
Howard Pain after my most delitelul J
week end at home. I shoie did en-
joy that egg I el. Our ole hen lay
1 better egs than most because we
feed urn Cold Chain Eg Mash. You
know paw I shoie did get a big kick
cait of sloppin tlie hawgs cause it
leininded me so much of our dining
hall.
I had a good time out in the hog
pen unknowin to you and maw. 1
wailed out in the mud hair fooled and
let the mud ooze up between my
toze. You know paw it's mor fun
to let tho mud squeeze up tin u your
toze and listen to the funny nolze
when you pull your foot out.
Paw I done spent that 35c you
1 gave me the first of school. If you
I could send me a little muii I sure
would appiociato it.
Paw my Homenmate is the laziest
white human I know except Alfied
Giay. He let ur loom go for Hue
weaks afoio ho finally got plumb
ashamed and cleenod it upp. If'n it
hadn't been for me it would still
been for mo it would still boon thirty.
You sea I just kept orr shainin' him
for Ifltln it go so long til ho finally
got ahamod hisself like when that
faculty member and mo bumped
heads trying to pick up tho same see-
gar. but. This war malts us so con-
scious of waste tliatt I couldn't lett
it lie theie.
Pa you can expect mo homo any
Hmo now cause nosio slipped up on
in the doimltory pat lor and cawt
me klssln won of the other inmates.
But so Is life heio at Hovvaid Pain.
Kite soon. I want to see If I can
gi as much male as a guy over at
Tod Hall with a name like two cars
.Maxwell Ford.
Your lovln sun
J. BOSCO KKULL
MMOMMn
SANITARY
BARBER SHOP
Now Moved Next Door To
Mayo Studio
208 E. Baker
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Wherever there are college Co-Eds
there Is an endless display of tho
"latest" lit fashions. Wo recommend
that you hoc: Uobblc Duke In a beige
corduroy jumper.
Hetty Michael's red coat and match
ing moccasins.
Owen Hall Louise Roach Uctty
Kelly and "Stormy" Cheatam In
plaid skltts. They're all tho rage!
Mm-Jorie Weather ly's green velvet
dress- stunning with her georgoous
ted hair.
Freiichle Uramwell' red print with
red linen jacket.
.Mis Hicks' new fur play shoes
black and white.
Dorothy Jones In a green and beige
cm dm oy dtcss watching the Jackets
'Kent the Lions."
The "Twins" in their gold jersey
blouses and blue skirts. True to
tradition.
Sarah Mae Freeman In her bright
red wool dross.
Lois Jordan In a black wool two
piece dress with a patriotic emblem
appllqttcd on tho lapel.
Mary Dean Can oil In her brown
skirt and beige jacket.
Nell Cox In her beautiful tailored
wool stilt of toyal blue.
Dorothy Garnott In an up-to-the-minute
plaid sklit and yellow sweat
er.
Dob Stokes in his new trousers
(not one pair but two!) and match-
ing socks.
I Dick Camp in a good-looking tnn
sport coat.
Tommy Samuels looking handsome
in his mustnid coloied spott shltt.
Dotty Kelly in a brown and blue
I dross with a tiered skirt.
I Kitty Fisher In blnck velveteen
with a white Iilsh lace collar.
I Dor nice McCulstian In a black taf-
feta and velvet chess. The yoke is
.shiriod velvet and It has a full tiered
'skirt.
I Ruth Wright in a beige crepo shirt-
walstc diess with green studs and
belt.
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A'trflcrcri)'a'Baoo'8'8'iioTBo'a'fl'B'0'i)'og
ADVISE FOR ALL TIMES
If you your lips
Would keep from slips
Those things observe with care:
Of whom you speak
To whom you speak
And how and when and where.
If you your ears
Would save from jeois
Five tilings keep meekly hid
MYSELF and I
And ME and MY
And how I do or did.
Selected
GRANADA
THEATRE
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
"DRUMS"
With Sabu
SATURDAY
"HIT THE ROAD"
with the Little Tough
Guys
SATURDAY MIDNIGHT
THEN SUNDAY and
MONDAY
iN THIS OUR LIFE'
With Ilctto Davis
TUESDAY and WEDNES-
DAY "Vivacious Lady"
With Ginger Rodgers
n
Ono of the most amiable and good
nntured boys on the campus this year
is Dennic Williams. Bonnie who
calls Cisco his home is outstanding
In many actlvites at Howard Payne.
Uonnie was born at Putnam and
lived there until 1011 when his fam
ily moved to Cisco Texas. While at
Putnam high school young wnilnms
was a three letter man. He lettered
tin ec ycais in football; two years as
a guard and ono year ns a back. He
played basketball for three years and
was also on tho track team. Ecn-
nio's efforts in the field of spotts
were rewarded when ho was elected
ns president of tho Athletic Club for
two consecutive years.
Wllliani3 was also on the debate
team nnd made many trips with tho
team to enter tournaments. Ho also
held many class offices during his
four ycats In high school.
Bcnnlc was the fouith highest rank-
ing student of his graduating eluss
In 1039.
He came to Howard Payne in Sep-
tember 1010 on the advice of his high
school football coach and the Sunder-
man bi others who are ex-Howurd
Payne students.
Classed as a junior Bcnnlc Is the
'center on Howard Payne s Jacket
team. Bonnie likes all kinds of athle-
tics and will go out for basketball
and Hack this year. Ho might ho
called a "money man" mound tho
school as he Is treasurer' of both the
junior class and the student council.
In his freshman year hero Bcnnic
V ns the only freshman to out run
the upper-classmen tlutr remnining tho
only fish without an individually styl-
ed hair cut.
His favorite foods are steak and
lo cream; his favoiitc subject Is
r..(ith of which he is taking thieo
courses this semester. As a hobby
Uonnie lists al kinds of sports. His
major is Social Science and he plans
to be a school teacher and foot-
ball coach when he completes his col-
lege work.
Willi these oiistanding qualifica-
tions we give you our choice of the
week: Bcnnic Williams as your Cam-
pus Personality!
Chas. L. Faulkinberry
All klncis of Shoe Repairing
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