The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 14, 1938 Page: 4 of 4
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NTON, TKXAS, THURSDAY. APRIL 14, 1 88
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ith double*
e accommo-
I for four
room.
the annexes
mil hear pro
id electricity,
n of taking
Marquis Hull
nately $18.50
board near
n $0.80 per
fills a day.
thuH available
of approxi-
th.
tmas holidays,
wmnan pay* 25c for
• - mm For further
Iress Mrs. Walter
Director, Marquis
Sunday. marking the second such
church-going movement by the
Trojans within the pant month.
Wayne Admns of the faculty ww.«
a special guest of the club for
the evening and gave n short tnlk
to thu group
It whs announced by President
Winfred TV«yl< r that a trophy for
"The Moot Worthy Trojan" will
Ih> presented to that individual on
the night of the Trojan Formal,
May 28, as a gift of Dr. R. I.
Conrod. club sponsor. A similar
larger trophy will I** presented to
the organization for the purpose
of having "The Most Worth Tro-
jan's" name inacrilied upon it an
nually and for the award to become
ant possession of the club
KODAK
WISHING
One roll developed
nd printed 25r
into 3 Cents Each
tches College
upply Store
LEDGES
*TREbSES
■sses were on
pledges pre
rwrue at the
eeting held
>. m. ' the
■s presented
haracteriied
ress, .lanet
Greta Gar-
he pa rt of
Pound. Shir
mith, Kath
phine Bias
rie Chamb-
lynn Hall,
alie Butler,
DANCE
'ARTY
picnic for
I a formal
>rc plnnncd
unhda at a
f night in
>ui ill In- held
>n park Monikiy
id one guest may
•eh member Those
.tend should give
Mr, Fuchs before
nig whether or not
they plan to bring someone.
A formal dance wa>< scheduled
for April 27 at the Mary Arden
Lodge from 8 until 11 o'clock.
Kach member may invite a date
and make two bids; these should
be given to Mr. Fuchs as soon ns
po^ible.
MRS. MEDDERS SPEAKS
TO OUINTILIAN CLUB
Mrs. George Medders was guest
speaker at the (juintilinn Club
Monday night at the College Club
house, discussing "How Speech
Majors Should Use the Library."
As a prelude for the lecture, two
short plays were presented by
the Demonstration High School
Dramatic Club under the direction
of Huth Pruitt. In the first play.
"My Mexican Roue," the players
were Bill Evans, Billy Johnson.
Bertha l>ec Stanley, and Willie
Ramsey. The second play. "No Ad-
mittance,' had the following cast
Bertha Lee Stanley, Mary Perry-
man. Christine Helm, Dorothy
Maxwell, Jackie Foster. Mary Klis-
al>eth Soloman, and Vi Marie Bust-
er.
Plans were made for a dance
to be given at the Southern Hotel
M nday, April 25.
FUNK BILLINGSLEY
RITES ANNOUNCED
Martha Funk, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs .1 B. Funk of Denton,
and Alton Hillingsley, son of Mr
and Mrs. t II Billingsley of Mun-
day. were married Saturday even-
ing at 6 p. m. in Decatur at the
home of Rev Bell. Baptist minister,
who officiated.
The bride wore a pink crepe bo-
lero dress with Hritish tan acces-
sories.
Mrs. Billingsley was graduated
from the Denton Senior High
School last spring and is now a
freshman in the College. She is
majoring in business administra-
tion. Mr Billingsley was graduated
from the Weinert High School. A
senior on the campus with a major
in chemistry, he is a laboratory
assistant and a member of the
W N. Masters Chemical Society.
Mr. and Mrs Billingsley plan to
continue in school. They are mak
nig their home at lMit North Kim
Street.
HERBERT DOLLAHITE
WEDS ORLENA SNAPP
(trlenn Snapp, daughter of Mr.
and Mr- .1 11 Snapp of M> Kinney,
became thi bride of Herbert Hun-
can Dollahite, son of Rev. and
Mrs. S. D Dollahite of Piano on
Sunday, April 3, at 8:30 p m. at
the home of the groom's parents
with his father officiating The
wedding music was given by Mrs.
■Inel (iallop of Dallas, aunt of the
bride. Mr. and Mrs. riifton W.
Stovall ot Piano were the only at-
tendants.
The bride wore a street dress
of Wallis blue sheer alpaca with
navy accessories. Her corsage was
of white sweet peas. Mrs. Stovall
wore a green crepe model with
copper accessories and her corsage
was coral snapdragons. Only the
immediate families and a few
friends of the bride and groom
were present, Mr. and Mrs. Dolla-
hite are students in the College
and they will continue in school
here. They are at home at til
Welch.
T-CLUB COMPLETES
BANQUET PLANS
Plans for the annual T-Club
banquet to l«e held April 22 at
Marquis Hall were completed last
Thursday at the regular meeting
of the organisation. All lettermen
have been invited to attend the
affair.
At the meeting. Miss Beulah
llarnss. Jack Sisco, and \N G
\\ <ls lead a discussion on ways
to improve the club and help the
College Miss Harriss also invited
the lettermen to act as guides for
High School Day April lrt
Silvey; Kearby and Cox
.et New Co-Presidents
rday Of Campus "Y"
The New
College
Week
• e e
III
the Ma,) Arden Lodge. The pro-
grain of the afternoon will have
tin Faster theme, consisting of a
vocal "The Palms," by Mrs.
Melba Davenport, a senior in the
College, and a scripture reading
and de\ 1 ual by Mrs T H Smith
Officers for the following year will
be elected.
Hi tosses for the afternoon will
In Miss Mattie (iround, Mrs. Jame-
Hayes, Mrs. .1 T Harris, Mis.
M < Henry, Mrs Morris Hun-
ter. Mrs. F H. Johnston, Mrs.
A S Keith. Mi>. tt F Lamb, and
Mis Huhcn Loft in.
G. Silvey, sponsor of
ta Ai, Rho Beta, was present
* the fraternity's meeting Monday
ht and spoke on "Fraternities
' their Purposes." He declared
one of the moat important
gs to learn in college is to
■stand different types o f
people, asserting that there are
known to be people of at least 5f>
diffenmt constitutions. He said
that one should know these dif
feri nt types of people so that one
may work with them when he gm <
out into the business and proft
sional world.
Leslie Hildehrand, representing
the organization's spring pledges,
also spoke, his subject b e i n g
"Pledgeship As Viewed by the
Pledge."
It was announced in the meet
mg that the fraternity will keep
a scrap book and that members
wishing to contribute to the con
tents of the book may do so by
seeing Pete Burns who is in chargi
■it' the bunk It was also announce
that all seniors leaving the fratern
ity this semester will meet with
Burns following the club meet in-
next Monday night to decide on
a gift which they will leave the
club. ,
Pledgeship News End
The pledges entered Hell Week
Tuesday and will complete their
p e r i o d of pledgeship Saturday
night when they will be initiated
into the organization at rites on
Lake Dallas. Last week the pros-
pective members completed the
last >f their four phases of pledge-
ship. "fellowship," which was un-
der the direction of Pete Burns.
Othei phases were "scholarship."
under Gordon Carpenter; "citizen-
ship." under Bill Bussard; and "so-
cial gractundei Oscar McClurc.
Hell Week activities are in chargi
of Barney Wray. Chairman of the
pledgeship committee.
Six new officials were elected
in the business meeting of the
"V" last Friday night. The of-
ficers are Raymond Kearby and
Hobbye ,lo Cox. co-presidents; Vi-
ola Matthews, secretary-treasurer;
La Dell Macon, nietnbv-rship chair
man; Albert Watkins. publicity
m anager; and Loleta Kelly. piHtiist
Fred Moore, principal of the
I ied Douglas Negro school in Den-
ton, was the speaker of the eve-
ning. He discussed some of the
c araeteristies, ambitious, and han-
't aps of his race Moore traced
the progress of his people by giv-
g examples of Negroes who
have been and who are now out-
nnditu
"My people are an emotional
ople." he said in speaking of
personal characteristics of his race.
Moore spoke frankly of some of
•ie problems and difficulties that
ave confronted him in his school
work.
The "V" will meet this week
at the usual time -Friday at 7 p.
hi. in the College Clubhouse.
MEDDERS ADDRESSES
GRADUATE CLUB
LAST OF TEAS
IS FRIDAY. WITH
ALPHA CHI HOST
The Inst of a series of week-
ly Friday afternoon teas from
! until •"< o'clock sponsored by
the Forum Council will be
given by Alpha Chi Friday af-
ternoon.
Hosts and hostesses for the
iceasi >n will be Ruth Dewitt,
liordon James Broach, Mrs
Helen Kineaid, Oneita Hilde-
hrand. Mi- Loren Kellar, Rose-
dell Helm. Christine Tunnell,
Mi Thelma Collier, Louise
< 'eveland, Hobbie ,lo t'ox, Mil
iv Helen Dyer, Agnes Kuth
Sanders. I,eslic Hildehrand, Jack
Hoiid, Richard Kscue Alonzo
Jamison. Miss Shook, Miss
Brown, Melvin Cannon, Karl
Forrest. Judy Ann Stevens, and
Maifair offutt.
The Graduate Club met in regu-
lar monthly session for supper last
night at Marquis Hall. Mrs.
George Medders of the faculty
spoke on the use of the library by
graduate students. Judson Cus-
ter, student m the College, played
a violin solo, accompanied by
Ralph Daniel. The program was
undei the direction of the presi-
dent, Thomas Hall.
JR ARDENS HEAR
EVA STAPLETON
Miss Kva Stapleton of the Dem-
onstration School faculty addressed
the Junioi Mary Aid n Club last
Thursday evening on "The Cus-
toms and Fairs of < zeehos;. vakia "
Miss Stapleton gave first hand in
formation, having spent some time
in the country in recent years.
Plans were made at the meet
nig for a joint Junior-Senior Ma-
ty Arden show party at th Texas
Theatre next Thursday night. The
group will meet at the Lodge fol-
lowing the regulai Junto meet-
ing at 8:30 o'clock The picture,
"Tom Sawyer," will start at 9
o'clock and will be shown to the
group through the courtesy of
John Campbell
PHOREFFS PLAN
APRIL 22 DANCE
Important Announcement !
WOODFORD'S Beauty Salon
Now Bring* Science To TK« Aid Of Beauty
la keeping with our policy f giving the
men of l)enton the ver> lnteM development* in
AUTY CULTURE. we are happy to announce
> on* of the ifrralesi cosmetic dermatologist*
of thia aire, the internationally eminent
LUDWIG EROS
of Badapesl and Vienna founder and director of
£ROS VIENNA CLINICS
will he in Denton to gi\e a public lecture April 2">
at * MM I p. m. at the city hall auditorium. Follow-
ing this, lecture he will hold clinic at the WOOD-
Wmil BEAUTY SALON to diaitniM* your beauty
problem*. complexion hlemiahe*. and your phvai-
ral at tract in em^ in general. CONSULTATIONS WILL HE FREE, hut time will
he ffiven oaly H> AI'hllMMKNT. HERR EROS will be in Denton for only two
da>s. April and 27. You muM act at once, for there i a pleasant experience in
Invitation to the Faculty and Students of T. C.
Ilt7 LECTURE WILL BE FREE
Plans for the Phoreff formal
dance which is to be held at the
Country Club. April 22. wen dis-
cussed at the regular meeting of
the club Monday night at the home
of Doris Derden, Jane I/onng. so-
cial chairman, gave a report of
the present plans for the dance.
The play "Romeo and Juliet"
was presented by three of the
pledges, Mildred Brock, i,oui«e Na-
tion. and Helen Barnes.
Mary Dale Reynolds was ap-
pointed assistant secretary until
the end of the semester.
Plan* were initiated for the
spring formal dinner dance which
will be held May 7.
SAVE THOSE SHOES
Have Them
Repaired
at
EAGLE
SHOE SHOP
112 FRY
SALON PRESENTS
BEAUTY EXPERT
Woodford's Beauty Salon will
present l.udvvig Eros, eminent cos-
metic dermatologist of Budapest
and Vienna, in a public lecture at
the Denton city hall auditorium
April 2;"> at 8 p m
Following this lecture he will
hold a clinic at Woodford's to
diagnose beauty problems and
physical attractiveness in general.
Consultation will be by appoint-
ment on April 2f> and 2fi.
BETAS ARE FETED
BY SPONSORS
Thuritday. April 14
I :tii Mrs. Wilkins will review
I'ltciouH Hum by Mary Webb
Library Auditorium
?:<H) Kappa Delta Pi Clubhouse
7:00 College Players Clubhouse
*:iU> Industrial Kducation Club
Dance Country Ctub
Friday. April 15
10:45 Assembly Robert M Zim-
merman. Olympic Champion
College Auditorium
;t:00-.ri:00 Friday Afternoon Tea
sponsored by Alpha Chi Mis-
Clark's Office
7:00 Practice for pageant, aud-
itorium
7 l 0 "V" Clubhouse
Saturday, April IK
7::ii> 12:00 Pi Phi Pi Spring l-eaf
Frolic Marquis Hall
7 !ti Beta Initiation Lake Dallas
Monday, \pril is
4:30-5:30 Reception in home eco-
nomics department, with Social
Fthics Class hosts and hostesses
7:00 Current Literature Club
Clubhouse
7 00 Senioi Mary Arden Club
Mary Arden l/uigc
Tuesday, April 19
5:00 BSC Clubhouse
7:00 Pan American Student Fo-
rum Clubhouse
7:00 Junior Current Literature
Club Clubhouse
7 oo \V X, Masters Chemistry
Club Science Hall
7-00 lireen Jackets Harriss Gym
7:00 Musical Club Kendall Hall
K on Marquis Hall Formal
Wednesday, April 20
7:00 Kllen 11 Richards Club
('lubhousc
7:00 Knglish Majors Club Club-
house
7:00 Physical Kducation Club
K:00 Handle's House Dance
Country Club
Thursday. April 21
I '|i> Book Review Library And
itorium
7:00 Junior Mary Arden Club
Mary Arden Lodge
7 30 Industrial Kducation Club
Clubhouse
7:30 Texensis Society---Clubhouse
8:00 Current Literature Club
Dance -Gym
!>:00 Junior and Senior Mary Ar
den Picture Show Party
Chatterbox
Continued From Page 1
and back just for the fun they
get out of leaving a bunch standing
on the corner.
While we're on this subject nf
hitch-hiking, Harry Black ha-
written som. thing for the Avesta
on the subject. The quarterly
publication will probably be out
by the end of the week. I should
like to emphasize his contentions
that the gentle art of "thumbing"
is on its last legs in comparison
to what it was in the good old days.
Dr. and Mrs. J. K. G. Silvey,
sponsors of Betn Apha Rho Beta,
entertained the club with a pic-
nic Wednesday night at the Col-
lege Clubhouse on Lake Dallas
About thirty couples attended The
affair was for both members and
pledges and their dates.
Debaters
Continued From Page 1
were won in this tourney by the
team, but the ninth ami champion-
ship tilt was lost to a Baylor duo
whom the team bad defeated in
the preliminaries.
In representing the College in
debate this year Robbins and Car-
penter have won 27 out of the 31
debates they have entered They
won second place in their division
at Raylor, losing one debate and
the final one. They were unde-
feated in the Winfield. Kans..
tournament with about ISO colleges
participating They tied with Sul-
livan nnd Wade for second place
at the Huntsville tournament At
Durant they lost two debates out
of nine, losing in the semi-finals
12 Members Here
At the beginning of the year,
there were only two student mem-
bers of Pi Kappn Delta on the
campus During the year. 12 have
qualified for membership and have
been admitted into the fraternity
The College has participated in
practice debates with T. C. U„
Kdmond, Okla., Teachers; nnd
Muskogee College Of the lfl2 de-
bates in which the Kagles have en-
tered, they have won 106 The
seven tournaments entered this
year were the San Marcos, Win-
field. Baylor. Durant, Xatchi-
toches, Trinity, and Huntsville
tourneys.
The national Pi Kappa Delta
meet is held only once in two
years. Colleges and universities
in every state in the nation will
be represented in this one.
LAST WKEK'S LKFTOYFRS
Mike "Ming" Allen has been
raving about bis certain S C \V
beauty with whom he has been
going. He took her to dinner not
long ago and right in the middle
of the main course she surprised
him with the news that she had
a date for that night with a
pledge to his fraternity
Hob Hanna's girl friend, Ronnie
Hendricks, checked him out the
other night when he was late
a date. He called for her a few
minutes late and she'd gone to
a movie.
Patrons to 'he afternoon mati
nee at the Texas last Friday
afternoon were mildly amused to
hear an SCW girl yell "Popcorn
couldn't h« ld a candle to that
guy." The outbreak followed a
rather drawn-out kiss between
William Powell and Annahella
"The Popcorn" referred to was
Alec Pope.
Willie McMichae! absolutely re-
fused to leave the security of the
drug store Sunday night to meet
his date's mother She was in a
car out front, but they couldn't
budge Willie. Her name is Wooten.
Henry Radgett received a letter
from Serena Cleveland. Kansas
artist and politician, in which
she or he advocated a solution
and reform of labor problem*, the
depression, etc. He is a debater
and was supposed to go to the
Debate Congress to Is- held in
Topeka next week. The composer
of the letter is either a radical,
conservative, liberal. Xew Deal-
er, foreigner, or a prankster Read
the letter if you can. It'll be
worth vour time.
Blake Simmons brought back
the original charter of a campus
fraternity from Austin last week.
He is a member of a very dif-
Sponsors Entertain
Ind. Ed. Club
Dr. S A. Blackburn, Wayne Ad-
ams, and J. D. Hall, Jr. are enter-
taining members and guests of the
Industrial Kducation Club w>*h u
dance at the Denton Country Club
tonight from H to 11 o'clock The
group will meet with their spon-
sors at the College Clubhouse at
7:30 o'clock to go to the club.
The club will be decorated with
blue, black, und gold streamers,
ami for the first time the club's
new electric sign will be displayed.
For those who do not wish to dance,
games will Ik- provided. Melvin
Cannon's music box will furnish
music.
STAFF MEMBERS
TO ATTEND NATIONAL
A C. E MEETING
Marquis Hall Girls f
Give Spring Formal
Tuesday, April 19
Marquis Hall girls will enter-
tain with their atinuul spring for-
mal Tuesday night, April 10, in
their main dining room. Several
pieces of Floyd Graham's orches-
tra will furnish the music for the
occasion.
In the receiving line will be
Beth Lee, president, and dnte, Mrs
Pearl R Acker, Mrs. R. C. Owen,
und Mrs. Mary Wesson.
A spring motif will be carried
out in the decorations of spring
flowers.
Farrington Lists
Changes in Posts
Miss Kpsie Young and Miss Kva
S.apleton of the Demonstration
School staff of thi* College and
Miss Iva Chapman of the T S. C.
W. faculty will leave Saturday for
Cincinnati, Ohio, where they will
attend the Xational Conference of
the Association for Childhood Kd-
ucation April 19-23.
Miss Young is state president
of A C. K. and Miss Chapman
state secretary. Some 25 to 30
delegates from Texas are expected
to attend the conference, which
will draw representatives from 12
countries.
RANDLE FORMAL
SET FOR APRIL 20
The Handle House is planning
a formal dance to be held at the
Dentin Country Club April 20
Kach girl of the house will invite
a date and each room an extra
couple Chaperones for the occas-
ion will !*• Mrs G W Handle, and
the house sponsors, Mi and Mi
(" K. Shuford.
FOUR TO REPRESENT
COLLEGE ATT. I. P. A.
Four official delegates have
been named to represent the Col-
lege at the annual Texas Intercol-
legiate Pr ss Association Conven-
tion which is being held April 22
and 23 at the Texas College of
Arts and Industries, Kingsville.
The delegates are Alonzo Jami-
son. Harry Black, Evelyn Me-
Gaugh.v. and Venola Morgan, and
they will make the trip with Mrs.
J L. Kingsbury, wife of Dr. J L.
Kingsbury of the faculty They will
leave Denton Thursday morning
and return Sunday night.
ferent fraternity, however.
I. T James, football player and
????. was caught cutting out
paper-dolls in the book bindery
the other day He's u pretty big
boy for that stuff, don't you think?
Collegiate Floosies:
Woodrow Cook, after looking for
his keys for an hour, remembered
that he had left them at home
Billy Mars made a few false ac-
cusations about someone's getting
his pencil but looked in the mirror
and there it was- - right behind his
ear Clara McSween forgot to eat
her lunch and then forgot it date
for the evening in the same day. ...
And then there's the one about
the girl who stepped into the fish
pond while she was cruning for a
glimpse of a good looking boy
who was passing.
The Placement Office report
the following changes in position
effective now or for next year.
Mrs Beulah Kent Cooper, H \
I!'Uf, major in home economics, is
completing this session at Jack
boro.
Miss Roberta Kicketts, B.S 193fi,
former home economics teacher at
.laekshoio, Texas, is Home Kern,
omist. Resettlement Adininistr.-i^
tion, with headquarters at Abilei,,.
Miss Fay Duncan. B.S. 1!(3<I, has
moved from Peacock, Texas, to
Hamlin, Texas, as home economics
teacher.
Miss Margie Sims, B.S January
1H3S, is now teaching home eco
notnics at Swenson, Texas.
Kenneth L. Ford, B.S. 1030, nou
superintendent at Moody, Texa
has been elected superintendent :r
Texon. Texas, with a two year con
tract
M L. Stevens, B.S. |{<3li, now
high school principal and Coai
at Conlcn, Texas, has been electe
superintendent at Booker, Texa
for the session 1M3N-39.
Cecil \\ Heuslcy, B.S. l'.t.ii
former principal of Grandview
High School, will be superintendent
at Grandview, 1938-30, replacing
\V A Ward, B.S. 1930, who has
accepted a position with a clothiiu
firm in San Antonio.
Watson Jarrett, U.S., January
1988, is now teaching at Albany
L. T Cook, H A. 1027, formet
superintendent u< Sherman, ha
been elected superintendent at
Dorchester, Texas .vith a three
year contract.
Vernn Mae Petty, B. S. in 19;t7,
moves from Krum to Burkhurnett
to teach biology and general sci
ence next Monday. April 18.
REGISTRAR SPEAKS
AT ALPHA CHI MEET
They're calling Marccillc Steven-
son "Hunky" now. The 'they' is
the group in the hall.
For Warm
Weather,
We Recommend
Frozan Malt
All Flavors Of
Ice Cream
Made Fresh Daily
EAGLE
PHARMACY
PHONE 281
TEXAS
Safety First Co
DEN
FARE k
Service Coatlawvaly
BVS LINK
4 far 91.00 FARE ftc
T. C. Rat Shop
(innd Things to Kat
CALL I'* WE DELIVER
Phone 131
FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Th< ti rst love-and-laugh HIT
of the Love-and Kisses
SKASON'
ROIIKRT MONTI,OMKin
VIRGINIA BRUCE
in
"THE FIRST
100 YEARS"
with
Warren William
SATURDAY NITE 11:00
SI NDAY thru TUESDAY
Ann ilea's sweethearts will thrill
you again as they did in
"MAYTIM F."
JEANETTE Mar DONALD
NELSON EDDY
in
THE «;IRI. OF THE
CtOLDEN WEST'
with
Leo (arrillo
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Yob'II be rolling in tin aisleI
. when they swing hill-billy]
style!
-SWIM; YOUR LADY"
with
HI MI'HREY IKM.ART
FRANK MrHUtiH
LOUISE FA/END \j
and
The W eaver Unit hers |
and Elvir.v
"TOM SAWY KR"
is on his way.
%
i
I-
"< hanges in Our Curriculum"
wits the subject of a talk by P K.
Mcdonald, registrar of the < ol-
lege, at the regular meeting of *
Alpha Chi at the Clubhouse Thurs-
day lught.
Leslii Hildehrand was elected as
official representative to the na-
tional meeting in May.
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