The Glenville Mercury 1
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Official Weekly Student Publication of Glenville State Teachera CoUege
Helen Hearo? r
ruBE
ACTIVITY CENTER
fo~th
Regi.atration to be: Held ;.
In Lobby of Adminia.tration Hall, Friday
Aaaual
E,...t to be N.....,d Du..U..
Nest Few Dap
ls PLANNED
WNCHEON
'1'WrtJ Sis. St~- T••
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Platta lor
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~tee-nc.h
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T o M1!'.&' Belen Heater of Weston
goes the honor o! being the only g~rl
tc quo.hfy !or th e c _,llege debating
t c<lm this year M1rs ·Heater part1c.
~p~tcd roccntly 1n <"ontesu mth
V. ay nE"Sbu rg Collejfe, here, and Salem College, at Salem.
JOHN WEST DIES
AT HOME. FEB. 21
Re;pstralion , s.cbeou ie d for Prid•J
:n.ornmg Apnl 1 Wlll Utlce place in
:he lobb~ of Adm;nl.stratlon Hall. arwl
C.he aud1tonum wtll be U!t.'d for all
I genera l ~I!SSJons. Thl.s however, will
not mter!ere ~lth t.ne College ae~
lntJes and clas.sea Will be In session
'lS sch,eduled
Earl R. Boggs, seeretary of the
Roundtable, est:, natu that more ~tan
1000 teachen~, achool admini.stn.tora,
and othet'$ will be here for the meet-
Ri~es
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;r~::;,.~·says
The new Gnll',
A?other cam~ hono r ~~ to
W1lha Tal~~n. of Reedy. "t~o" ho hu
quAlified lor a por.t 10n on the Co lle;re de batinc te~. Lan !'n~l, Tat·
t t-n~on was r;l~ed "P•onee. •"Ct
prnidl'd over lhe annual bomf'~omlng festav1tle.s. He I$ a bratber of
Eb.Je Tattenr.on, 110phomore, al\d
BtnJ.nu n Tattenoo, A 8 '37
• ae n~l,
PIJ'St..plau honnn the p3st yeRr in
-1\ Beall, of Harris,;Ue, oration ;
Berman Cueto, o f Victory, exten1p.
.aneous SJ1eaking; Virginia Weaver,
et Parker.;.burg, poetry interpretat.
1011; t'.ml William Lockhat, of Victory,
.....e.
&hools represent.t'd were Parkers·
'Dl'-g, Victory, Roo&e-\'t'lt.Wilson,
~ille, Unidis of West MiUord,
Jrlanaville, £Lizabeth, Sand Fork,
y and Glm,-ille.
in Pearl Picken.!, principal of
Bith Schoo), is Chairman- of
dist.1·ict contest, which is held
order to pkk contest:~.nt 9 wh~
WID compete in the Mate festi va l at
Jlorcantown on Saturday, April 9.
DE 8 AT 1 N c
T R 1 p PLANNED
C.U.ce Tea.n Ma,. Meet Morri•·
Ha"eJ', Concord Student.
Trips to Charle!ton :snd Athens
aretplanned for the Colle.;e debat ing
t..m
U present an:angements r.Jaten:t.l1H De-nzel GI\J'!'ett Vork} Re x
~d and Helen He:\t~r •cco1npamed
.,. lih» Kathleen Rohutson, mstntodor, Will go to Charleston, Thun-lia7, aDd at 8 p m, the College te:~m
wil oppose the M? ms..H:trvey OJ!·
fOlloent.!. The f.ollowing day, C.he
.,eakers representing tl)! affinnative
trill continue to Athens ~or a m eet
wWl the Concord Colle:e debaters.
r h loa - ~&.ncar-
tn•om~•. ac~nl·
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f'anners t!luto haTe no a~r1a l nam ..
f or it, u.ee-pt mint. but 1"0hJldter h a
p~ bet.aw.e 1t:a ftavo r b u ft110. latahle
to livut.oc.k.
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-NOMINATIONS II.ADE.
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11\L- e !M"tion
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Ct! \ 'ori.,)" ft ,....,.....d, W t11W Till....._.
an4 C~di n• C<~.n nl nc ...... )i......_
no'". ~tf'Ol UlA' r .-Uo• WlD I( ~
for (\tfk** on the ~ludrnl Co1lJWU.
l"'n.!Jhh :a t., ("lllford Ga.rr• tt aft& Rk"·
day
tSpeeial lo the Mf! rcu ry 1
Salem. MU'C'h I.- An l nur~"l ·
S or:oe
- The (oa n h ann ua l .-l.cc.lon , ..
borg under the auap•cr• of Alpha Student t.!.m n,tJ o !lku-. •ill ...
Beta S~• "fl fnW!mll)' of Salt'm l~ol- h•ld April 12, a n l\oun cO.nu·l &.
1....... in Clarbbu....,, Tuuday • ••ht, Ga rnn. pre~.ldt-tU o f Uie r ounr\L
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T be I«Uon \
Itt
PJK \ft~
Karch 8, followinll' th t' collf';;'~ tt"<·; r. b;,· ~ r t'Carrt u.C'\nt7udln~ ~.,.aJd~N
namcnt.
Cu.notor,ham, Yilll it Tattuwli a.M
lc~te danu will Me Mid in Clat\o;t
~eakers
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GARRETT ATTENDS
PEACE MEETING Ill~•
year. Oixus.zion of the J)l:in occuPied ntt.entitln of the Coul\C'il at a
v-·
ard Dr•r: ?lt-e Pfollide nt. Ka.lpt~Jica .
dt-nb.tll and J oh:1 Rolll"n, t K1"f':Sa'7.
M.ar,.rn c:r-6dud. a nd Su• n Sa..
IDOl'S ; trKau..ru
J -' r\hn lhlldarfd E..rneW
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WiD Spoa••r lo to,...CC>II•I"iato Do.aco ,•
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"-•ln•>I • O""on uoooldn•,•n<d""u~-,,, ~
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COUNCIL SEEKS
YEAR-BOOK FUND
afte r an illness o f ten mo.nths. Dr.
E. J . Wo.cfter, a nevhew, asaisted by ! ystem.
ct.. .,_
inw to Dr. Bur'.. u a podlblto l.n'&t·
"' ""t fo r ~uch •Jun di~.a at a d1
lrto'.s l oot. rlnlf 'fllonn flto'OMa~t a M
imp e ti~to . The M tL plie b '"ad"
1
..,h of the fou r e \'en ts \9ent rt.o
lo nam e ~t. bli o betn
c.rtd b)' Or J . 8 Bun. chalr mu of
t.h~r St:bruka Unlft,..l J .,ha~r)
dt"pa nme.nt.
ing.
·Lut year, Mr. Bogys •aid, , Will Preaent Propou.l to Preai-e b a t e , extemporaneous
there were 15 00 pen~ons who . atd ent E. C- Rohrbouah
poetry interpre:t&tio'n and
tendE."d on.e o'f l he .general St.UIOnll
m Neat Few Da1 •
will be name<l soon.
Final
Held Wedn':"day; at
loud
pro-The put year thil"ly-six st udents
Bunal at Otterbein
bably wll be insta lled i n several
The Stu.dent Council btrlleving
tD-. ko high achool~ panicipated in
Cemetery
that 8 C llr
n.
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class-rooms near the auditorium in :mt as :hor:z:..:.·.~."., ~,~., .,'m
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. . feeti\-•1 here. This y<!ar \':"ere
F unera l se i"'Y ice-: were held Ja~t order to take care o! an overftow
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~t. are expecte d to send contest.-- W edn esday afternoo n :tt 2 o'clock audience at an)· of the genrral ses· a~ a thl etice and L)·ceum featu res,
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FIVE ELECTIVE OFnct.U
DC'•
~:~n~ A~:T p~&~"!e!k tt wu an-
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N. . . . . . . . . .
ham on Cornaa.ittee
L.~ ln. :S E- b. , ! AlP l -A
a.n.
tiW!p-.if: dt:r : d frotn • "'"'C'..t ' '"
lr ,..e.lem S ('b n._o ka farmc-n. d <:o rw 1
G/en,;Jie Sts. ~ TeAclleD Collt"'l:e
will be hudqu:\rters foro t he Ce.n-•
tr.!J We.st vll"~Dlll RGundtable
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Neln·••U u ...... ._,.,l7'' • Dr B•rt MU. ·
AUDITORIUM
aMuall
Jic.rarJ" <rcmt.est. to be
JseJd . . . on Saturday, March 19,
weat.
the pht week under
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J(iu Kat.,leeen Ro·
_ _Iiiii.... by !lin E. G Rolrr· 1
hiarh ..raoo1
NE W ANTIS £YTIC DI5COVE:R £.D P'rorsidtmt
Public Acldreu Syue.,. M•J' Be I•·
.tailed; Socia.! Acti•iti.,.
Plaaned
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FOURTH ANNUAL STIJDOO BODY
ELECTION WILL BE HFlD APRIL
12; TO MAKE NOMINATIONS MARCH I
Willis Tarrerson
FOR ROUNDTABLE
SPEECH CONTEST
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ICOLLEGE WILL BE
HOST TO ANNUAL
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ottlC'enl,
are
rt!lltlf' ~ aeuctary,
I"U•
lh'a urwr,
~e ~~:~e:-c~~!:l~:d a~hde ~e,.::~ ~~ ye~ig!!:f'::: ::dr~':esm~t~~!te ~~~ ~~e~~;gr!:~~~:t !~!d:: t:e:l;; Col~::nc!e~r'::a~il':.ae De- ~::lr:~::=~~~-·a:::a~d~·';~:~: o:
the West home,
.::~nd
~:~~~~~,.e':-n:rt ~:hl:s:.,_ ~::~;~~~
burin! \\'liS made
:~i!~ea~~~~~~;.,.ill:~n1etery,
dormitor y.
Mr. West was born M:i)' II, 1856, ~::i:~e =·~Jist~:Y~~:r~e~~:alp~=~::t~:
on Du~k Creek, in Harriso n county.
Most of his life was spent in annual message;
a ,p-~: ", :n '.ml'll
Harrison
and
Gilmer
Counties breakft&sl SatuJ'day mornll\g', ar:.d a
witlh the exception of the period band -conce r ( Saturday aftern oon.
',,."'.,m • 1 8_7T9•~aa.t885 when his family wi~h,enn'~~i:ta~sit!:'c!':~ t~~';:;.
6 00
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His wife, Elizabeth Woofter, died
~n 1925: and was buried in the family
!ol at Otterbein .
There
were
si.x children, all of whom are lh-ing:
W. C. West, student here in 1904,
of Ha,wthome, Nev.; A. N. W est. of
Glen-ville: Mrs. Ne\'3 Bin-s. S. N.
1908, of Parkersburg; R. R. West, of
Chnleston; I rma L. W~t. A, 1906,
•., r Gler;-.il!e, o.nd Lye! T. Wut, a
1909, of CharleHon.
Mr. West is also sunri\'ed by ten
gnndchJ!dren
One of these, Mary
Leone West, IS a ~emor '" the Col·
lege this year
Virg'lma W est. •
freshman I!' a mece
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Two New Es.hllnh for ChemlllrJ' Day
TI\O new exh1b1h for Chem1stry
D a.y, to be ob~r.·ed he re April 8 :t.nd
9, v.·ere contributed the past week.
They indut!e a testa coil, made by
John R. Wagner. in-Structor in ph)•sic! and •-; atMmatics in the College,
• · CZ...k'• Homo Noarl,. Complated and an exh:bit in glasA by t he West
Oontn.cton~ e~ct to r:omplet.e Virgini:l Glus .Spec.iahy Com pany,
.-ork on Mr. R . Y. Clark's i1ome this of Weston .
wee\. Work ret to be c-Ompleted in..
- - - - < l -- ....._the ibP&IIing of ele-ctric light& · "Nothing can seem £ool Ito those
~the ~I' of ftoon.
that win.''-Sha.kespea.re.
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u •ecc:e
eaae
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COI'lf~da.~v~ig~;"e on
(Cy L M and E H )
Playmg ~election s from Baeb Hnn
del, M o~:art, Niemann , and Lawrence
James Robe rt Gillette and his Cham
ber Ort"hestra appeared In the Col
leg-e auditOrium Friday evcmng 81
8 15 o'dock as the second fe:Jture o f
the Artlrts' Cour~e Lh!S senK"ster.
The fit'S' half of the pro~am opened with SE.'lections, "Si'fon ia in B ftat
m'ljor." and trio tor two violins :lnd
viola; a ftute solo, Allezro from
Concerto No. 2": aod "Q,,erture.'
With the p]e,';~. " I will no t • o.p.
port the seovemft'K'nt of tht' Un ltt:d
S ta te.s i n anr war wh ich ft ' Mi}' un·
d ert.ake o uui~e the
n i t c d
States and ~~ po!tlel!iion•. " W .-<~t
Vi~n.~a collea-e atude nt1 cloM>d th•lr
lnte.r-c:o llqiatt' peace ~onfel'd~e •t
F"'oirmont, S.::J t urda)·.
All •but two of th o~e pret.e nt at'•
?pted tbe pie~. and fiv e woted for
the "Ox ford Pl t dKV' - " I will not
upport tht' ,JOl t'rnmrnl of thP Unit·
cd States in a ny war wh1ch it may
undertak:c "
Denz~l
Garre-tt,
roJJn.:Jtt nlAtlYe
from Glerr.al!l' State T~ac hu.a o l
lege, returned Sunda)· aJ t4tm OOn
fm.,. t~ c:onf~rence and upon hi• •r·
rival made thi! s t.aw - .. nt - "Ou t
Wrst \'ir-ginia colleJe '< tUd"nq •n·
fa.r more co nce rn ed about Jnt4:rna
tiona! peatc tban 1 l':ver - u,!pect.ed
It il my ho(>t' that ~och eoncem W~ll
be ruid t'd sanrly t.o• .. rd!!o nfrl u •l np
t~ cause! of war_" Contin uinC", hto
declared "I did not, an d ne-ve-r will
l!il lnl t.he ' Orl<> rd Pl~ r ~.' I am UN
proud o f A· r~ m·a an d 'he f rt'edom
enJO) ht'l't' t o sa y thaJ. I would not
help dt f t' nd m)• own tf>u ntry• w"'-.:n
du ty cal ls !IW'. "
, The princ 1pal a ped:er at tht' con·
feren c:e- W1l.! Dr. J e!l:'e Holmes. prof·
enor of hi!llOry and re-llr:won a t
Swa-rtbmo re Colle-xe-, "'' ho <'~"ed
that a erpirit o f coope_rat.., n b duh·
ution's eurut ~ean , o'f WI'V'IV1lL
IWILL ENTER STATE I
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SPEECH CONTEST
CHAMBER MUSIC
SCORES TRIUMPH
I
nour d ud nc • a:tudcnt liMit m('.t...-
(By St.erl inQ" Cun.n incha m i
E. G. Rah rf.ough :lnd ask thnt 11. certa.in per cen!. of tM lltudeat o.eth'iles fees be !'"et aside nnd earmarked
for ye&r.book pu~
No aetion can be taken on the
mli.ttl!r until President Rohrboull'h
retums from Atlantic Cit.'}', whU"e fie
:1nd Mrs. Rohrbough n ro attending
the sixty-eight 11nnu:~l meeting oof the
Ame.r 1can As30el:t.tion of Sehoul Ad·
nun 1 ~trators..
Denzel Garrett 1a prt'S'1dent o r tht>
Coune1l and R E Freed IS the faculty ad•'Uier
·~
d::ly afternoon, April 1 • frcn: 4 until 6 o'clock. ~noC.h er so~ ial f~neti'on
to be ht'ld m connec.tton With the
meeting will be a C.lVIC club luncheon
at the \Vhltmg Houst', Frtd:ly noon
The .speaker "", 11 ~ Dr R. C Me·
Kown, formerly of the educaton de
partment of the Um\ersJty of Pitts-burgh.
At State Meelin 1
theA~oc::~~lg ~~~ ;:ebe~::c;'!i:~:~
three panel discussions on the new state
"Ho•pita ble Fancy" Will be
Given b y Colleee in OneAct Play Croup.
Glen ville State T eaehe ~ College
l\,11 be 1 eprel:lented 1n the We-"t V1r
gln 1u Inter-IColleg'late S!ieech feati \~
t:o be held 10 f s i1· --ont Mareh 3 1 a nd
r\pnl 1 nnd !. announces MLM Kathl lcen RoMnson
St uden ts from heh· vnll pa rt 1c1pate m the one-act pia) , extempon
neou! !'J)eakJn; an!\ debate conuats.
~iss Ro be rtson W aelec.ted "llo~
pit.sble Fnncy", • dramatiz.ation o f
R....bcrt Lo ui ~ Ste .., en~on'llo short story,
"Sir~ de M-alE:trolt'!i Door," h the
eollege's pl~y t>ntry. F or a cast she
~hh:~o~; ~~~ctef :hc:!::~.:n -::sl ~~: 1c~:s:~ ·~7.1::~: ;era~~~=~ro~t~~
~ ~~~c~i:~th-Wl~~ b~•t:n•;.:::~;":
r ~.t..... prelldu u, U!.,..~ of ..-&G• _ .
be t l lofd tht. llflr+JII'. ""'" au~
ica lly h«-col'-. m•tnl·e n. .,f tlu• eo-.
dl T IM t ruhm._n wi ll I«L • PN'I•
d~ n t n•Jet taiL
P,....-e.nt o fti corn IAf'l u\1
P,...d..t..
l)t-.el~oGan t t-; \ icf-'prt' lidL.
Barnl!LL; nf'R'U r ), C•m•t ......
ttea-.u r~r. DI"QQU Sh"l'J."''ord i .,..._
ll'Unt -at-ann.\. CHf t.o n Hotr mu , ,..,..
ull y ad • uo~r. Ra,-mo nrt F; r,...;
Hilh• C ottl~. •ton ,qr cl
p ,.,.-~ ,.._:
Ral ph )!U d ~t~n hall, Ju nklr r:la
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ldt"n t , J am• Md t lllf' n "'lll., '"liON
da.u pre WC!nt : ('Ja ~k Wol ff' , , ,_._
mmn du.• tJr..,.lrl rll t.
Th 111 pnmary t'lo•<'l on o f t lw- ,...
rear wu hf'fd .)l •rch 1 ~. a · ..,~a~&
t 1me !50 ba Ua t• .-~ r~ ""•' Th~ t.narnwef!ll for ea.e't o m?~
PraL.
Jdt nt. Dettt«l G.n"'i'IA. a nd N~
CaHaah•n; 'lc -Prhtdtont. J ol\n ......
ort t ~tnd :\t arjorit::
n d lod& ; ...n.tAl'). G anu1U
fl•~ and H.«aort
Sr.re\'e , treUg'""'r, BroOioi..'\ S hop.JWi rd a nd Ru.-,..11 Pot"~"rll•ld ; .,.....
tt" nt.-a t-ar-;"ru, ( U'' '•n lt " lf oan ...
Lou1e R.om•no
In ! he r .r:ne n l Pie~ lon the . - ,
J" U :180 ballo t• "'P~n.tlrte ~
founh.J of lhe "-U.d ttnt 1W'J d1, .-nw
cuL
The pa-t l'louncll Pft'lrid•nt. aN:
U ct>•d )t e t .,.ny , "J6-"36 : 8anh W.
Cra.d doxk. J r • '38-'1'7
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SUb$Cribe for the Mereury
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ChariN llubhrrd .I&J!td, nou-d ,.,..
:~o:=~~::nu~~d:;t~":at'~i=
R . E . Fued Urges Preservation of Ideals
tht' German «JmpoS'E.'r. M~nn. :.SUit,. John Bo~n~ky a'S " Sire de Mal,.
of Washington and Other Great Americans :;::o~o:~;:~ a~~;~a:e:;~;;o~~: e~; ~::t~·;~e!~~n a:damNe:~~ "6::~; !: Electric O~an May Replace Piano, Says
BJ".Iohn W lloWT"ey, h
and unbending VIrtue. But t4 bu,ld :~~l~m dt' Lune" and "Poem Elq-~~~~~l:;n, Paal Collin• Will bt the
Mr. Robert Gillette ; Costs Only $)60()
0
•Until time shall btl boO mon!, • their state amid the angry Contliet
AJI the !!otl ections were rec.ei\'ed
IlK of tbe 1U'Og'r'Hs that our race hu of ~ion and prtoju.dice, to peace· enthusiastically b~ m~ re th.an 200
h k~d were the. .bed ~ t.he veneration· pa.id to isfact ory go,·emment-thia is the fllute by Eleanor ~ i tt he! and ~he
... Immortal name of Washin~on , " very J'f't'atest. ser.-iee that a man can org-a~ !!'Oios .by Mr. G11lette. Lorra1nt>
,.ned Prof. Raymond E. f'Tt'ed In !"e'nder ma.n kind.
But this also is IMan.J n.eau 1s t o be cc::rr:tnen~~td ! or
. . .mbiJ add-ess We-dnesda)•,
the glory of \Vashingt.on.'"
bt'r excellent performanct' wtth tho
-de in wisdom and viftue will be fully inaugurate a complete 3.nd sat· persons. Espec&llJY
•••-'='-~~-···.
juat on:f
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John W. l! ov.-rey, Jr.. will repr-e·
«:nt tht' Co~leg e in th~ er.emp.o r.~
(BJ 1.. W. and E. H.)
-neons speak1ng contest. Contestan.t.!l
' 'Co m ~ on in C~rb, l '•r nothi nr t.g
in d;obate will _b., D_.,nu\ Garrelt., be afn.id o f ," ..aid Jamet R ob<tr~
"':ft.len Reate r, \i orley Re~:~M ad, WI!· GilJ.et:.e., o f t he Chambf:r Ope-rw Com
hs Tatte r30n, .:~.nd Predenck Bell.
pan y, when hr • • t wo repo ru-ra • P·
proa.c:hior h·,,.., bnlu.tlnl'lr. prul'ii·
d:~·e •!~;h ':~ Ge~;;e ~~::hi;:'~d~n "!~:~edde;:S o:: ~:~h \i:!~:~st ~eit o:~e:~r;po'::
out. count1')• will s tand
as
e~erlss ti ng
:~~;~ t;us~:e~ud~t~t:~la:~~
Ia ._.,.,. 110 th.e question "Of
,.._ don the cratnt'.ss of W' ash-
~~~ ~naist!" llr. Fn:ed pointe-d
at <&hat '"mofrt pe.ople: think ftn:t oi.
Ill .pablie M:rriee.--as c:onlmande r11111 ddef of oar army itt the Re volu ·
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. . Constitutional CoMention, ZLS
ftnt 'Ptes:ident aad u the author
. . t.ia.J'a.re..-e-.11 addrftll. But in th i$
WWda of .Georp William Curti'5 con~ this senift: 'To l•d a peo.
Ia hTOhlitioa wiaely and SI)Cce.
wh:la...t ..WUO. and without
. . _ . bMhed lef ty ~e-_Diua
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DE 8 A T E. R S CO TO SALEM
The body or Eli&s Ha!'Oid PUM r.
Wa•tlia1toa' • Crtatae•• Teoted
41 yea.- , old, 10<'11 t ruc k dn\·er and
Stnting that tht're wer e \'~ OU:S Helea Heater a.ad Oell.I•I C..rnott 'W orld War :q •_ten.n, 'W1! !oond about
tests of greatnes.s to which th e gre~tRepreocn l Collere
1 :30 p.. m. }"'Htf'da:; in tht' Lrt"'J e
ness of WUhlngton had been subK;ona wha Rj-.-er, nur G1lmu, abou~
jected Yr. Fr~e.d d~ l are d . ··J care
Hele n Bea ter and De:nz:.t'l Carnt-t 150 feet belo•· t.he spo t wh.er~ he
no t which 'o r these or an)• c:o th N acid w embers of th e affirmative dt!be.ting a.nd two o t.he.r pei"SSna ra, o~ r the
te£t!l y"o u a pply to the ~rr e.::u n e ss o f tea.m, de baterl .u Salem Colle£t' the hill ! at~ Sgnday Di.gh! Th t body .,..
"'"'a_••hington, b ite a r re< i ou~ diamond pMt T b ul"!.da)· e\·e niD jt at i :30 brought to :he M t G t'~ f'u At'Tal Parit ~- ill ~letgt' un blen11s htd fl lld un- ,'dock on the subjec"".., '' Rt'30h•ed'. lo r wher~ 1t will r emau1 u n.t 1l fant.arni s h ~d. "
T ~ t t ht' Xa tional Labor Rrl.at ko ru; t:>: ra l a r1'1lngL•
nts ..n> c~ p!-t"ad .Mr
In closing hi$ retn3rk.! :U t. F'rcoed BNlrd llhould bi>. empowt'~d to em· F1• ht'r, who IS • nn·hed by bJ:J pa rS!I.id. " Ma)· we re-.d e<IH•:t tt- l\tlr:<el\'t':!l forte '\"OI IlDUr;.· a:-bittation "
• Mr and Mro- G C F ~t.n. b i.•
to th E.' W. y -to-d:ay pre!>erVIHit'n of
('!arence Edman, lfel~l n H olli nn-- l ~ f~. Jeanet!.e w ~:J.A!J r lShe-r. and
thoAt' c h ara cte rist1~ :t. n.d idl'ab of 11.-or .h and Dona ld F ergusen repre~ ::hac- child rt''1, KErnu t. KenDeU. an d
g-ood America nism so n ~blr e.xto mp li· entP-i Sal u r.
Bett)'. u; a b ro: he.r o! Ru«l Fu ht.r,
fit'd by ~ O Tg't' Wuhi ng ton . If Wl!
~h>~.S Kathlt't D RolK'r-..son .u tO'ft:- A B '3 i .
do lhis--('OJUt' -.·hat m a )-- Amnka'!: pa n:ert lhs Heate-_r &nd and )lr.
--~--tontinul!'d grt";atnt'M ti S!!::!.:l:-ed. "
GafTt' t o Sal«111.
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I
SUBDUE STRONGST. VINCENT
SUMMER'S TEAM HOLDS LEAD
P IONEERS TAKE
TRI -STATE HONOR
COLLEGE TEAM HERE SATURDAY NIGHT TO.
GIVE THEM THEIR 23RD STRAIGHT VI(lORY I
Fr~
J eu Ca rver Prai£~s Locals in
Sunda y luu_e of Pitbbur1b
Sun-TelegTaph
Stu-en, Hl•h P ola~ Ma.
t .. traDl<u"l C..t.•.s
Paul Collrrur.' lt:llm • on the put
j •~ lc 0,-~, Mae~·· l.ef1#l.. U--24..
.
Already wmner of Uto Wen \'iT·· Bore Mky'.a
Ccate.t ia Nip and Tuck Af.
fair Durin• Firat Half;
Albert Lilley
fini.A
Lilley Hip Scorer
SUBS
GET
INTO
CU.a•ill•'• "B'~ WI•• O.er
T••r CU.but's Nort- " Y"
Ca•e"' M to 31
Playing a next-to-last pmo of the
.-.on,
coll.-lll f&Jt..mov·
iq' bukdball ~- o ne of the
nation'• few
f,e&ma, 11um·
bled a llhlbbom St. ViDeellt Bearc:at
~ ,..ae, before .n over .
Jlow crowd. SacurdaT night.
Tile tl'kulplt. tit6 Pioneen' 23rd
eo....... wiD of , he r ear, w &!
Gl_..,, ..ooad 'fidory o f .t he sea-
Gle~ille
an~
~
~
.....
. . - • Twck A•arr
........ the ftnt balf the cont.est
,.. a . . .ad-tuck daiT, the count - - - - - - - - - -......1111fnl' bands twi.oe b~re the
.._... pulled away
tbe
T OURNAMENT, DRAWINGS
........ About m idwar in the period
....-me bad o btained fll 28-10 ad·
Drnv.rif1;56 !or the state tou rna~. but the lba'Otlinr •Qata o•e:r· ment a.... announced a.rc· GlenY111c
llaaled the W hlte W.ave, a nd went
vs. !>lew Rwer, Shc~rd, bye;
,ia&o • temporsry 28-22 lead. J ust Salem \ "S Flllrmont; Con cord, b)·e ;
tMifore the half ended, •however, the Jpper bracket.
Pioneers turned on the heat and
Dn vis-Elkins \ 'S West Libe.rty,
were leading 32-25 at intermission. • Bethany ,n Pot o • 'i' u c State,
Starting the final chapter fast,
Alde:rso n-BToaddus, b~e ; Morrts.Gimtville &Oon incrc:u;ed its margin
Harve}·, bye.
to 39-27, a nd !~;th&t t ime on .t here
- - - - __
fr~
~tnhoo p
00.,•nboto: ~::1.~ boutooLilm ·, ~!~
0
1 1 g~~~:il~e
&d.van~'"'lt,
•
T he lineups:
•.., ~- .. ~
.......
10 Coaeh
• mused a 6 1-43
(GG)
llohrbough kept a string d substit.tea rumring into the tray, and it Daries · f
wae against. this troupe tlnt the Ed- ~~~;:'n fc
'Ward• dan v•as able to eut down
:;::~~": ~
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• 6
···· 1
••· 2
·
~.an, •
e
careers apinll'l the Bi!ons.
T his enti~ quintet j.oiaed the
Pioneers in the Fall of 1934 and
tULve contributed mueh to the
c-! Glen\'illtl"s u n usually good c-a.;re
r.:cord during thoat. t~re. Mar.tino and
1 Cottle h ar-e rtnde~ yocman SU\,CII:
~ ~s regular performers and 1n the
capacity o{ reserves 'M = Wolfe
and Bennett haH a l~ gl\C~ excellcnt su pport to the Piof'l,fer cause
1 Russell Hardman, loca.l sport mogul
and veteran Pioneer t •mekeepcr wdl
agam keep t1me for the Ltttle 'Ka n-
Olea~
1!1tournament
w ha Valley
to
8
8
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22 10 G6
G. !F. T .
· · · 6 3 16
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PIONEERS BOOST
SEASON'S SCORES
D uring last week's t:hroee pmes,
the P ioneers ec:Oftd 184 pointa to
l>oost their se:&SOr:'s tally to •1434.
Lilley was ~igh for the week 'with
57pointe.,increasing ~istotal to339.
&o mano placed &eeorr.d, p m ering
38 marke n to extend his total to 171
for the .season. ·Martino aad ~;es
were thi rd. a n.d foart.h, eolloc:ting 3~
a,n d 28 _po mts, respectivety. Individua\ acoru~,g~T~tste rc:,no~ :
~e
IC
:
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1ft
perse-cution of .Chnst1ana 1t was nee- Marra
e.ssary for t hem t o oper:lte secretly. Scott
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Aaaorted Chocolates
The New
No Fancy Bos.ea
SPRING STYLES
No Paper Cupa
· JUST . ..• ,
~ure Delicioua RQ Candy Packed in a Plaib ~
JYe boa, aDd ao 1110d.teratel 7 priced.
:J5c lb.
THOMPSON'S REXAU STOlE
DIAL 2101
Gleaville MidlaJld
Compaay
SPRING TIME
Is Energy Time
Allen-A Sale'
FIRST QUALITY HOSIERY
Save 20 Per Cent
Saturday Last Day of Sale
69c - 79c - $1.09
___"_u_a___:C:::L::O:.:T::H:..:I::N:G:..:C:.::O!::M:P_AHY
Gte..rille, Wat VirgU.ia _ _ _
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Mowrey , , . .
. , 1t
gftme of the Mulle.ns
.,....... .. . 9
Hick.
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T E. A Ill UNDEFEAT I!D
aa 41
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C••rt F- . n.n ..7
As a re!ult of <their .vld.oritf' ... .,.
opponenl.s tlle pan WHk, the Rkb
ul\d t he Pioneerdtt.s remain un~
feated in 1he Round Robin oa..~"t·
hall circles.
ln a pnae:t zce period Thnndlly ~··
~ n ·nr cbe H1eks defeated the- G1'fen
H••TM, l !J t<l 3, and the Pion~rtUI'a
•:~.n poll InCl. c.\·er tlle Yellow J rH .. •
et.A to win, 28 to 18.
Thursday C\'tml ng or thi.a week tbe
[ Nngy f'loorman , scored 18
to H icks and the P ioneerettes will mea
g"'\'1!1 Collins
one ._, ,ctory .a~;&m st to unh.i t~h t he unde feated tie-~
!three de feats
Although. n ot w ell
Stud~n ta tt nd facuky are if
attended, the 1ntramura l l ~e
atte nd . No ado'n'iasion will be Cb.
games at-e ra;P'Idly becol.:UDg "big
events of the e\·enin~· .
P OOT
attendance at the b0)'5 ca.mCI'J, how- : ~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
toum~.l!ent-Riehwood
p(unts
Do YOU Know
WILSOfl MOTOR CO.
tramura.b. wateh next we e k' 'I
MorcuTY .
. Until then, goodbye
and "ttlirty ''
...
.
Norman & Lamb
CLEAPUNG It PRESSIJIC
AL T E RINC It R£PA.lAINC
aoealledaftert'be name of .the ! . - - - - - - - - - - - :
butcher wbo " in\·ent.ed"' and popu-1
larized them throughout -Gennanr ·
ye.ars ago, one F rankfurter. They
were introdu.eed into America by 1
ib>mig113llt.s who brought :
with t hem ~eir eravinll' fo r this 1
Eat Meat
Service Store . ...
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ADV ERTISED SHOES
FOR. MEN
i
count to students
I, .
are low every
day in the week.
Buy here and
save the
difference
Moore's Food Store
A. H. MOORE, Owaer
PaulS. Moyers
Ja actioo Route• S aaol 36
SHO P A T THE
Bargain Spot
G.le.rille, W , Va.
of The Town
Marc .. 3 , 4 ..... 5
Tbursd ay, Erlll.,y, S.-
y
Two Sbo•• Sat....... F, 2 A I •· -
YOU CAN BUY
2\lz HOURS OF
COMFORTABLE
READING IN BED
,
With this I. E. 3. piD-it·•P
uao, o..-
RALSTON"Q 'NATIONAlLY
I 10 per cent dis-
OUR PRICES
lemp for only
I. G.A. STORE CO.
We welcome
your patronage
l The Home
T . 11moked favonte.
1
389
" 1n persons grafted in a serious
14
.
COURT ST.
~.:::;;•
(By Suton Wright)
In •the baNMt
:~~ !: ;~: ~~;~h;o,k;t,....ar
;n;o;gl;~~;n;o;o;is;a;o;ri;m;o.;"-~ II
has
letters IXT U.S 1n Greek f?" n- Rco-=:ano . .
ted ~bove a h!ue fish. The pa1nter MeMlille
No F a.nci Ribbon
1
lntramurals
toum1:~ent
has given students there t he &t.ory ot P1a7u
!i;y.first seeret Greek letter fra.ter- Lill~ .
tbe fu-st Greek letter SO<:iet}·,
d~=~tle'm~~~!~·al~:::n. n27~
. so
t ha d Col message: "It's all rigdlot to get lbeat, ular Round· Robm pmes played by
near a
n '
• but don't bea.t )"''Urself."- Ja.ck Dem· the gir111. Y!
' . lS
1ege offioals ha.ve Cllli.«Jicd the Al- p&e)·Un.til T uesday, its ''thirty."
For further psrtieulars on the in-
~~:;:u
";;l•~o~iny~J:~'~..,~:: IX~~~L::,:~~·~h~;
~~~.:~.;:~.~ ;~:::t
.! 1 ~ ;~
Wiloon of
~: :~':h,'" .~;::~: ~~~.~:: •;;::.:}Otho"' .. .... .
;~
••n. ;:::._~re
Go~.~·~· .' .:,:;•:; Chriroan• Tot•I.
--;;;;; ~ ~
=:~~n !:',~:. ~~Ia~
nn.d
all
---20
eon~erence
0 G
-6 1
S1 0 2 Lilley Leada Quin~et With
Total of 339 ; Davies ia Sec.
0 S 8
Ollld With 279
like
in
down
t.ea'M,
Tel~gnph an t:be paper's february
TH E STANDINGS
27
ISSUe.
.
Tu.en
w 1. Pet..
AJthou&"b the P•onee~ h.:we alwsys Summel'tl • .
3
0 1000
1
3
lK-en strong ~n~t'nc!e:rs
for
~he
CO\'• Bid.:d ... , .
'l&O
15
600
et ed honor, this
tM fii"St Ume.
Bohtmsk.r
600
t.h~y have a.ctually . b~~ a~rded it. K e~(' r . . . .
600
West.
VU'glna
Ka.mel
.
•
~ 0 v.:' ts the fif't~ that Glen,'11le ha.s , G iblon , • , • ,
,. 1
!lSS
v.on •n -the past SlX yu.n.
Collin~ , . , . , , . , . , , 1
3
260
Mace , . , .
..,. 0
2 000
•
THE IUC FIVE
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F. Shnve . .. , , •.... , , 18
39
··· 3
·· ·· ··
r"'d
h.·o~~
Sectional ba!ketJball pendent cage
be held at Spencor Mercbont.s, • portul.lg' tb.Noe ex-P1on-
~~cha~d· ~~ce:r explame~ that t~e _days_ of Roma n Whetsel~ · .· .. :.
E ll,..eth.
r::.
111'1:nt
~~IJit' ~~>enin~ ·~.,the
rtl"
0 !5\nd
~e:r, 20
J e!llli
sector. An alert PhHadelphUL Tribunal week, 27-22. So well did Summ.era'
ca.mer.a:man &PJ:>eSrcd on the Beene af. tum play that it was nut t.o immoatcr the game, and snapped Rohr- sib\e to a 'v.lrd-lndi\'idut l ihonon
entire aggregation.
Robert Butch er led the attack,
V1gnette of Sport : Here's a rec- ever, with niM poi nta . .. The viet.ord .fo r sb.te eolleges :to shoot at-- OT)" gave Summers a dean Tecord of
Durmz the past eight f't'US Glenville\ thr~ WIM and no losses .
Fred
has won 91 conference games, 108lllC Shreve, t he fru hma n who bum NI
n ine---Albert ("Abe") Lilley, we&r- llP the cou rt. recently to acore 2 7
mg No 27 Jersey, tallied exactly potnU, o&tlll le:t.ds " The Bt:r Fivt!"
27 ~mts agamsl St Vnu:ent--Gien· With 89 points
ville s departing .e.en1ors, Cottlo,
Pa ced by W1lham Whetsell, ColMutmo, Ma n-a, Wolfe, and Bennett, hns' team btioke mto the W!nrung
plan to enter the Clarksburg mde- co lumn the paat week
Wh~tsell,
Glenv:~lle
0
tum
t!;
•
tho:~"..
~ceeas Dou~h·a
=~~~~·~~~;.~ ~.:::::: •Y~~:,;;.:is .:~;~h~~~ ·~~~~ t?.~
Tl'uslow Waldo, of .Eiiz.a.beth· Mr
aDd Mrs. T . J . A . ld f
'
:
G&ra
&nd
Gn.ntavi\le; Paul F\Jiks of Weston ·
Winifrf!d White o I
Bridgeport :
~~=
Earl V..:ol!e a~d Guy Bennett will clenre~ away, e\·~ryoc.e apeed that eea.son, a n inspired Summenf team
also fi nish their collegiate baskrib&ll GlenVille was eas1\! th& .c~ ~f the edced out Bicker:i five the r-st C I R L 5'
~:
G a •
Tri-6'0~
!This y~r'.s
T Mueh
and 12 Hardman, 6 forme-r ('Crs, reached the semi·f•na ls of the
11
0
eourt wu.a.rd unde r BIZ Gazette state cowt cannval, but
0
"'T -
(56)
:~~!:
See
~ ~o·ell-de-
tiUe:,
und~feated c~
b;
Clb...an'a ltdm won <""er Ke:W..
9 15
of the Pittsburyh Sun- er'a lht!, :! • ,
!:por'U edrtoT
captains, Frank .Martino, guard.; and tuUt the Pioneers, but alter tb e
Hillis Cottle, forw ard. :.rohn M, 417a ,. . ~ 1oke of • hectic cage batt!& bad
Jn a preliminary game t.lie PionH'.J' Strosser f · ·
"B" tea~ smothered Tony Chabut~ I Bruner f , . .
4 1 9
Norto n "Y" ea.gers bY' a G4-3 1 .t ally.
- - Wolfe, with. 24 points, and Musser,
T otals
22 12 66
Jldtinr: 16 tallif'lllt, were the spar k·
plDo lor t he ~ onde, while Sylvest.- GIVES CREEK LETTER STORY
•• eollectin.g J 3 points, was o ut~din.gl fo1;_ No~n.
Ru niaa Paiater Sa • F int Frater7
During <their two-day invasio'J) of
•it,. PI• Wa. • F'...J..
c
the norlhem par. of the di~ric:t last
week. the PionHTS trippe-d Bethany ,
Beloit Wi!.- (ACP ) - A R
.
.and smashN WayneSburg, painter 'who is doing murnb
r emodeled· .c hapel of B eloit College
A • • • i
1
tate's
·'~(! ~~ I r=~~.~,. :.·::.,. _:::.n ~.!,/';::':!· .··u~:...:'~:~:: ::::n; ;;;::~~:.:~:' ::,':.,',~;:
I
T otals ·
i~e:;n;ent
..
7
gam e, ten t3.t 1vely
!K"heduled for this ~·eek. Altu the
BE>th11ny pme o n W cdm!1day, the
Pioneers h.a. \·e but four daya remainin;: before L he tournament during
whieh t ime they can get 3
sen.·ed rest. The PioD~r"$ will open
the q;-eet this )' e&r, o pposing Steve
~arrick's Golden Burs o! New Ri~r
::,t.ate /Coll e:e.
Gler...-ille's recent 5 7-44 conquest
~~ Waynesburg to have ~wt !&nfl
in the P.itt!lburgh area g-aga . Prior to
the 'Jacket skirmish, mon o f them
3 i3 1Dawson, 'h.aa -been timing menville'e dropped a d•sheal"t.emng 24-22 battle
0 2 j borne eontesta for the past tweft t.o M~ntgomery-l'llote to intramural
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ualified r:
be eaptams !-lf you n eed a bi«h-seor·
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. lent floor games, while Nath, I.ally, Brown It ·
-....-.Bruqer played best f'or St. Vin.- ~n!sg f.·.·
Ma •
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Albert ("Abe") .Lilley too)t hlgh.::orin,e hon ors, eollect.ing 21 points
oa ele•en b uckets and five f-ouls.
!Jvans, Be.arcat fonrard, placed sec·
ond an d was high for the losers with
16 marken. Rc:lomlno, llartino, and
Ne w R iver S tate Y&. G len v ille..
The mighty P1oneEr ca;e dan. a!ler •bowling o ver 23 st.ra jzht t'oes in
one of the most :rruelling court campaigns ever att.empt.ed by a Glenville
team will c:losG it3 sr!Ason here Wedevening, ente.rta in.in;;Knight's Bethan y Bi..;;ons. U the Pion·
eer.s can scale this hurdle, the y 'Will
g:i7t' Glenville. &n undef~ed sea:tOn
- a rare a.chieVeT.tent m collegiate
basketball society .
The Bethany setto '111.1 \1 not only
be the final contest !or the tum,
but also the la.!-t se3sonnl garne for
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.... DOW woe 83
Glenville-
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GAME
eonf~rt'n<:~ basi:t't.~l
Five Senior • to Finia.b Careers
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COLLEG E TEA PLA NN E D
F OR V IS ITI NG TEAC HERS
Club Preside n r
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Plans for a t-~::a and rect>pt1on t~
be ~riven here on Fri ci3y, April 1, in
honor or \ islting tc3chers who will be
tte re for tbe Centul \\'t·sl \' u ...; n ::~. l
Roundtable were. :~.nn ounced .his
werk.
T h<: U>3 will!)(' heiJ tn tl1e rt':rea·
l ion. room of the ne w t'~rm1t" ry rr~m
4 un til 5 o · ~lock f~ llovdn! th e :~.fte r-~
noon ~reneral scss10n uf the Roundt.ab!c,
Mhs l•.y Le f:' \Jyen and i\li Bess-~
ie Hnyd Bdl. or the Colle_;te facu!tl)' ,
are in cha.rgt' of 11rr.1ng-ement.s.
the
CaDterbury Clu:, at :. meeting
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;~:d;;~~~r ;_\'~i~n: L:;ra~~m
at
Stories told we re " The Lady or
t he T iger," Frank R. Stockto n. by 1 3
Jo h.n Roa:er:s, and " A Ga la Dress,"
by Ge rald-
C. R:~~-:;~u~:
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I"d Aoppn',.','k~m odt--: 1yn ld3n0n~rso,·n"'
P • r • on • 'Atte nd D a n c: e
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jeymnasil· ~. fro m 9:3 0 to 12 o'clock
Saturday nig ht foll owi n'Z" th e Glen ·
villc~S~. Vi ncent bask ctb:~.11 ga me.
Mr . e nd ~I rs. J ohn R. W aJPl e r were
!'. E . chaperones.
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- -- •- - MRS. BOGG S A ND MRS . N. E :
RYMER E NTERTAIN GUEST S
J\.l r~.
Ru ly rom ..cy, A. 9 . '36, A tea..cbu
in the Gr:a. :to n s..~~,l~ . ·,\"'D"' 2 week1.u m L:il': 11lc.
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6~;' c~~l~er;;~~~: ~~:r~~~~~;lda::~~~ Dimmick~.-•.,- c -1.-b Pro•r•m
Ohun::h and man)' of t he Ve ro n.l
Mapel Hall gi rls at 1\ p3 rty t he ~ t
Tu esday ni,th l, a t the home of ~l n.
Boggs in Brooklyn .
A fte r piny in:;- games the gToup enjoyed a $hnrt de\·otional p rogram .
Ref reshments were se r.·ed to fifty
g:u esu.
WILL ADDR ESS P .·T . A .
ME E TING, TH U RSDAY
P.:T· A., 8 p. m., H igh School ~uditor1un 1.
Marc hi, 8: College to urna me nt at
Cla 1·ksburg.
. March 14; Wo man 's Clu b meeting
...., 1th Dr. Charles A•:-rbler o f Wee~~:.
V i rgi n ~.\ U niverl! it y as tbe spes ker.
April 1; College T ea, rec reation
r oo m o f ~he new dormito ry .
April 1. 2 ; Cent ral West Virginia
Round t! 1ble .
Apri l
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~mist ry
Dny.
ter made up o r contributions of all
membe r6 of the facu lty for u.;.e in
~nn eetion wit h Pioneer \;sits and
In ot~-2-r wa y~.
He:lrd th at 1n the fi l'!t :~emestcr_ out
of ' oro t han 1800 _:rrade.!l gw e n
the re w e re 72 F 's 20 I'll an d 8 E '.!l;
. htt 170_ dass-change cards we re ~s ~u ed wh 1lc o~ ly te n hru.·c bee n wr 1t.' c '!, 50 :ar thi.!l seme!te r.
' . ~ns 1 dered plans, ~ouT:~es. :~.nd rae-
~~t~u~o: 6~e summer
"Public instr.1ctio n shod.:l be the
Crca\·cr Dimmick g&\'e a demons tra t ion lecture ~n " F ir e in WateT"
a.t a meeting oi the Chemis t ry Club
the pl-o-t T ui!"'Ei:l.y even in:;- in. ·,;he
ph)'!'ics laboratory.
Other nu "1bers
on t he rrogTam in.zlu dcd 3 talk by
J ames S:~.tlcrfic.:d 3nd a. de nl)nstr:ttion on " F ire" by Mr . .John R.
Wa.gner, instru~to r on phy::ics an ti
ma themati:-s.
~~;n~bjcct
of govcm ment.''-Nap- 1cd: T: :r
tenn to begi n
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Sa~~:~;iani;~~~on
Eloise Thorne s pent the week-e.nd
he r home in PalMti ne.
Olive T 't=~ rne \·isitcd her parent!!
in ELizabeth over the week-end.
1 Ro)• Mace SJH!fll the. week ~ n d a t
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l'.·Lkt.r : . ._ lack, !lbove,
a m!m-
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Elz.a'b~th.
W:!,n~-. ~~~:r!:~
School in Wide n for ma ny :,rears. Un· 111.n d _M rs. Ra ymon d E •. Freed .
de r him :~.re ele ven te u hers who h.ave
i\llst El ea nor C. Wh1te wa., a Sat..
bee n trained in the College. F cu·me r u r day dsitor in Clarksburg.
G. S. T . C. studcnrts te.schi ng l l t he
present :~. re: ) f n. Evelyn Elde r E l-. NEWLY EQUIPPED
Jiot, s. N. ' 36, Lloyd Ell iot, A. B.
' 37, Mrs. Ru by Wc!lt fall Belt , A . B.
~!6~n ~~;a!.:~~ 4S. ~~~~·. ~;"NTr:!!~
ie B :~. ilt>.!, S.
;o.l . '27, M i f.al
Orela Hoi-
Pool Room Opened •
on Bridge Street
NOTTINGHAM A FURR
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T he Sta tr Educati'ln A!llt~ciatio n
1nec t in ~ wilt be hcl•l this ~ nr on
October 26, 27 nnd 28. a week car- ~
~ i e~· thnn t he C l ~r k sb u rg con ve nt ion,
1t. 1 announced tn t he cufTCIIl i1:1sae
of t he Sc~oo l J ou m al. The Delegate
A ~e mbly wi ll meet in Charll'"Ston,
Wedne.!ldll)' e.1eni ng, Oct. 2 G, a nd the
fo llowing forenoo n , Oct. 2i . The re
= ; ; : = = = = = = = = = : : : 1 will be no S.t:t rday afternoon ee.'! :sion of the S. E. A. this yeAr.
College Students!
Let U 1 Ore as You Up
W ith One of Ou"
HAIRCUTS
Fred Miller a.nd John
Stalnake-r, Barbers
Main Stre et
Mc:'s Place
Pool and 8i:l1iar.d•
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- -·> Stores in All
Soh O r mlu, Candy,
Tobacco, Billiard.,
Pool
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Principal
Cities
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IT'S ALWAYS TIME TO SAVE
THIS BANK IS READY TO BE
OF SERVICE TO YOU
S..nlri-1 Hol!l'a 9 A . M. lo 3 P . M .
GLENVILLE BANKING 8
TRUST COMPANY
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"' RA DI O HEADQU ARTE RS"
For Rad io
SERVICE
TUBES
BATTERIES
AERIALS
" I f lt ' a Ra dio W e
H ave It"
. ..gouJ/find MORE PLEASURE
J O HN G I LBERT C AIN
Di• l 237 1
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Clcui\1 ~ .
was shopping in
bl'a' of the Jlrog-ra~ .ct~ ·:nittee for
Marjorie Ba rne tt s pent t he week~
the cl';"ltral Wut Vn·;m11 Rou n d· l'r..d :~.t her home i n Wh ee-lin:.
table to be held here April 1 and 2. , MN. J a.ke F isher 1$ ill a t the ho me
has bee n prinei pnl o f Widen High of her dau~ht e r and so n-in-la w, Mr.
S. E. A . to Mee t Oc:t . 26, 27 , 28
GARRETT & GARRETT
was in Glenville
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t .:J t
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M rt. E:u·l Arbuckle o f Gle n\•il!c,
and MiM Leb Wri 6ht, B st ude nt in
the College, ~;11 be the .!lpenkeTs on
the P.-T . A. J•ro!l" r!lm in the hi:;h
aehool auditorium , Thursday night at
8 o'cle<:k. The:.• will m a ke s peeches
on ·; ~due.ati on fo1' Spiritual Value:"
Ot her n unfbc1-s on the progr:.m wtll
be a .!O TI ':" , "~ l y T rib ut.e"; invoc3tion;
a nd talk-5 on "Past. and Prese nt ~o iews
o n RecrC!ation.''
0
Butcher is teach1ng rnusic in the
\\'irt Ce unty £~'tool:;
Ru <~e ll Hog ue o r H nrTi s\· ill ~ wu
a \•isitor he re C•\Cr the week-end,
~: ==~~::·n~ins~~i~': ::;~oU:~ !l::~o~
~~nc:~~=~~'gio~~;; du~:~~n ~h~rne~~tr;o!l~em~:~~~iet-
\\n·'~-cn d ~~ itor 1:1 Gl e n\i ~l(',
• . .lllc J'.l C:.; " nt :h· wee.k('rc! he~l' wit h he r parQnt '· :\1 r. and
)frs. Li!e J:~. : k .
ll:'ry H.nc l B~;tche!r, of Elitabet.h,
I ~~~:. ~. ":.~ks:ni~h 6:r" ~lc :, ;;~~- ~~~
But, u nlike the furme r j))an, no provisions v,;tl be m.lde f .)T mult1ole !l':·
As.sembly 10 .:t. m .. Miss Be:r.:;ie B. tion!l. T he modified plan ....;u make
BeJ J, £peaker; Ghm\;tle \'S. Beth&ny, possible the.l:o:dine- o r dl fin!! I ex;·:-·
S Jl. 01 ·· gymnasiu;n.
inat ions within four days.
T h... nda,.
Reported six new coursu 10 be i n-
Jtut.h Ann:!hel Hull a nd Ern~stme
Harri."<!n ....,ere voted , •e mb<:n hi:J in
M.n.. E 1u·l R. Bogg.!l und
Minutes of the facultj• meetin_l in
Ro'" 101 tt 4 p. m. the pss~ T ues·
d ay, enir.~:
1 he marria&e of l liss 8 ealr1ce
A.5.'!LStont County Sup.erin tendcr.•.
Cochran, S. K. '36, o! S utton, and l\hrvin Cooper and Princi~H!.I Earl
F'ntnk Wol fe, forn1cr student, of R. Boggs of GJ('n\;!le Hi;;O S:-holJl
Glenville. ha" been annour.ced , The \P ·•·nL.d /)la m, and mndc request.~
cNcm'lnr was performed at Oak-~ lf!r co-operation of· th(.> ColleJ,!:I' F3cl:~nd, ) let. , July 24 .
'''·: i:- I'C' nncctilr. wi t~ tl1 e Central
l\lr!!.. Wul fc is tea ching at M:~.p\c- \ Vut \'1r ginia Round Ta h](> mt•clmJ
ton, Br!:-:ton C;;~unl:,-, :! r: I Mr. \Va lfc ILOt.e hcht here .>\pril land 2.
i~ an ernplo}·e of the st at~ road co m.
Ado pte d a modified plan or ~.old·
n~·:oJsion in Gihnc:- Cou nt-y. Mr. nnd l'ng linn! ex:.minntions in. th {' College .
:\Irs. Wol!e pla n to live in Glenville. l nauMI of u sing final recil.ntion r:~riods 3 1'. wns done at the el o~e of the
P arker C. Black
Tomorrow
TWO NEW MEMBE RS
· ,','~c o\nVnil•· 'n~."h'•mF.recman,
"',
Minu~:c~~t~~eetingl
FRANK WOLF E. BEAT RICE
COCH RAN ARE MAR RIE D
Social Calendar
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Tuesday, March 1, 1938.
MERCURY
i'n Chesterfields mtlder beller taste
W. Va.
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