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THE LIGHT HOUSE TRAGEDY
FABMVILLE, VA., OCTOBER 11, 1084.
Dramatic Club Reorganized Much IVp iiml Enthusiasm Shown
FARMVILLE GIRLS ENTERTAIN AT RICE
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WOMAN LIKELY TO BECOME GOVERNOR "Mil" Ferguson
CECIL ARDEN AND MARIO CAPE' LI
Mrs. Miriam FergUBOI) hus Give Joint Concert at College i. < n nominated for governor We Want Is Sociability" Tin* Dramatic Club met Sep- Very Enthusiastic Audience of Texas on the Democratic tember thirtieth for the first Sherman K. Smith presentPresent ticket. If Texas does not turn ed in joint recital Cecil Arden. time this year. The meeting was Every Friday night, the Y. from her habit of going Demo- Mezzo-Soprano, and Mario All through the school year, W. C. A. conducts what is almost 100 per cent, attendcratic, Mrs. Ferguson's victory Capelll, lyric- tenor, at the State ance. Miss Leora Wheeler, adknown as a Sing which is pregroups of girls go to various •i November is certain. The sented under the auspices of visor and director, met with the country schools and give pro- July election gave Judge Felix Teachers College Audditorium club to offer suggestions, and October the ninth. MUM. Miss the Music Committee. They grams for the benefit of these obertson more votes than A'den ha been With the Metroplans for this year's work. Miss made a good start last Friday schools. Friday night. October Mrs. Ferguson, but on account night with a rather varied and Wheeler takes Miss Edna N. :?, a program was presented, by Of an unique law, .vMch says politrn Cpera Company tor entertaining program. As usu- Spear's place. Miss Spear be- some of the girls from Teachers thai ;i candidate must have several years. There she sang w !!'. Caruso and Farrar in "Loal, many popular songs were ing in Boston working for her College, at Rice. more votes than the total of all loletta." Her repetoir includes sung by the enure audience. M. A. degree. Miss Wheeler has The Teachers College has his opponents, a second primary le ling rolei in ■Samson and been abroad for the past three charge of several country was held at which Mrs. FergUThen Madeline McMurdo entertained us with a very inter- years doing Red Cross work, schools and has just taken ov- BOI] received about 80,000 more Delilah." "Carmen." "Aida." and others. She has appeared esting reading. Last, hut not she returns with wide and va- er the school at Rice. In order votes than her opponents. ried experience and new ideas in "L* Orocolo," "1/Orsear to arouse interest in the comleast, was the presentation of Judge Robertson was a Demthe 'Light - House Tragedy.' which will influence the Club munity a group of girls includ- ocratic candidate backed by the Blue," and "Louise.' also sevOur villian was exceedingly greatly. The officers of the Club ing some Olee Club girls and Ku Klux Klan. Mrs. Ferguson eral others. The purity of her good as he crept stealthily up were presented, work of last several Seniors presented the won as a Texan fighting for tone, beauty of face, and charming personality delighted all the winding staircase with his year discussed, then a meeting following program: the liberties of Texas. She is who heard her. of true value begun. 1. The Dancing Dolls. murderous intentions. absolutely opposed to the Ku Miss Wheeler pointed out the Signor Capelll is an Italian 2. Who is Sylvia? These Sings are held to help Klux Klan. Her victory is more tenor. He possesses all the glaneed of a more organized, more Good-night, Good-night, significant for the defeat of the create a feeling of friendliness mour of voice for which his active, better known club in the Beloved. and sociability among the Klan for the nomination of a girls, and Friday night was school. There are no records of 8. A Reading—Peggy Moore. woman for governor. The Ash- country is famous. He has been singing in concert before Ameronly a sample of what is com- the club, except those kept last 1. My Lady Chloe. ville Times, (Ind. Dem.) re- ican audiences for the past four year. No constitution has been My Old Kentucy Home. ing later. Each Friday night, marked that "Curiously enough years. discovered. A suggestion for My Honey. you'll find a treat in store for the organization which poses r>. Wild Nell, tne Pet of the as the great defender of Ameriyou. so don't fail to come and minutes to be kept of regular meetings was made, this was join the fun. plains. can womanhood has received New Library Books favorable to all. That the DraSpirituals and its most crushing political def>. Negro matic- Club should contain onother Songs. feat at the hands of a woman." ly a certain number of girls, Among the books recently Petersburg-Dinwiddie Club The Brooklyn Eagle, thinks placed in our library, are: was another suggestion. Plans Glee Club Begins work "there is nothing in the annals for the coming year were made Hubbard, Wilfrane Donna The Petersburg and Dinwidof feminism comparable to Mrs. Lisa. -plays reviewed, one-act and die County girls, met for the longer ones a decision for Try-Outs to He Had at Once Ferguson's victory which is all Tai kiiigton. Booth—The Midfirst time, Thursday night, Octhe more remarkable because it lander. An Italian Idyll. new costumes and settings was tober 2, 1924. The following ofThe Glee Club held its first took place in a Southern State very favorable also. Cather, Wllla— A Lost Lady. ficers were elected: meeting Wednesday afternoon where recognition of women A Try-Out Committee was Feiher, Edna So Big. Pres.—Mildred Ragsdale. appointed for those girls wish- in Room I), at 4: If). After try- as political factors was long Hugh, ESmerson The CoverVice-Pres.—Jean Doyle. ing to become members of the ing several new pieces, a short delayed." ed Wagon. Sec.—Betty Edmunds. The New York Times views Club. The requirements of the business meeting was held. Hope. Anthony—The PrisonTreas.—Alice Boisseau. committee are: Type; Stage The president, Annie Miller "Ma" Ferguson as a woman of er of /.enda. No further steps were taken. Almond, appointed a Standards "unquestionable ability, intelFarnol. .lef'fery Sir John The Jarett girls have express- Delivery, and Stage Presence. Committee, with Anne Conway, ligence and splendid character The members adjourned very Deiing. ed their desire to combine with chairman and Doris Fletcher, typical of best American wointerested and enthused. Davis, William Stearns A the club, and this matter will Margaret Cobb, Virginia Cow- manhood." It finds a touch of Friend of Caesar. be taken up at the next meetherd, Elizabeth .larman, Mabel romance and medieval chivalry Wilson, Wood row- -Woodrow ing. ATM) LANG SYNE Fdwards and Mary Vaughan, in her taking her husband's Wilson's Selected Address and serving with her. Another com- place when he was legally in- Public Papers. We surely miss the "old mittee, to try-out new members eligible to enter the electoral Mellon, Andrew W—TaxaCLASS NEWS girls!" When we returned, we was composed of Annie Miller lists. tion: The People's Business. realized at once that there was Almond. chairman, Doris McCollum, Elmer V. Ph. n. something lacking; there was a Fletcher, Virginia Cowherd, Senior Class CLUB BIDS The Newer Knowledge of Nuvoid that seemed as though it .Mary Vaughan, Fdna Hall, Matrition. The regular weekly meeting must be filled. Then it dawned bel Edwards and Elizabeth The clubs wish to announce, Winslow, Kcnelm, M. I).. of the Senior Class was held upon us, we missed the old fa- Bugg. The new members will that the following girls have ac- Prevention of Diseases In the Monday night, in Room E. The ces. be tried out starting Monday. cepted bids: Individual. But where were Nancy, Frie- The Olee Club is looking forcommittee in charge of the PI Alpha Ruth Paulette, Riley and .lohannsen—Handrummage sale, reported that da, Winnie, Henny, and Tobe? ward io ;i vriy successful year Carrie Drewry. Dorothy Han- book of Medical Entomology, $17 was cleared. As the Senior Surely they must appear, for with its new and capable di- cock. Robinson, Edward s., and Class is larger this year, it is they were coming back. Alas, rector, .Mrs. Katherine King. /.eta Tail Katherine Kainey, Robinson, Florence Richardto have another student gov- no! for various and sundry reaVirginia Jordan, Mary Frances son- Beading in General Psyernment representative. Nom- sons they were unavoidablyTuttle, Mary Ellen Canada, chology. BUILDING OPERATIONS inations for this office were kept from returning. Mu Omega Frances DavidNancy, Frieda, Henny, and made. In addition to this bus01 THE CAMPUS son. Qwendolin EJdye. MODERN BHVMKS iness, the class dues were de- Winnie are teaching in various sclioo's throughout the State: Our new building is Hearing cided upon. The Mu Omegl Club enter while Tobe is fitting herself to completion. In place of the un- tained some of the new girls Black eyed shiek. Culture is "To know the best become a nurse. sightly pile of burnt wood and at a spread in the (lyin TuesFlapper fair, that has been said and thought rubbish that we left here in day night, between bells. Packard roadster. Yesterday is dead. Forget it. June, we have a lovely brick in the world." Sandwiches, dopes, and dancStay-combed hair. Tomorrow has not come—don't structure that means dining- ing plus plenty of pep made an The great end of life is not worry. Today is here—Use it. room and recreation hall, to evening long to be rememberBalloon bottoms, Bee. us. Dr. Jarman does not want ed. knowledge but action. Wicked smile, the WOrk tO be rushed, because Intoxication — Seize what is higher, and you he WantS it to be built ill the He is a fool who leaves cerPity is love when grown illAll the while. will possess what is in between. best way possible. tainties for uncertainties. to excess. The Cold and Black. .. All
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shows Will Commence Bach Night at 7:15. MON. "The Slave of Desire." from the immortal story, "The .Magic Skin." by Bal/.ac enacted by an excellent cast. The story of a young poet who was made the gift of a mystic skin with poweis to bring everything he desired—it's one of the immortal gems of literature and has been made into a gripping and romantic motion picture.—Also Rathe News.—Matinee at 4 p. m. Proceeds from this picture are for the Home Demonstration Advisory Council* TUES Charles Jones in Against All Odds." A double-barreled romance; a guaranteed ghost; the hypnotic spell of a haunted ranch house. Ruck Jones is good for bobbed hair. His daredevil stuff is literally hair-raising. Also Episode 'A of "The sie.d Trail."
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WED.—Robert R. Man:ell In the Big Special Production "Under the Red Robe." a picture that costs more than a million dol- All shades in Kaysers 103X lars to produce. Every single inch of it. is filled with rich detail with slipper heels, §1.98 EDITORIALS of action, bright color, chivalry, intrigue, and it is a glorious New shades in Hummingbird •1.48 Little need be said to th<> old students of s. T. (\ in regard spectacle.—Remember, this is a Super-Special Production.—Also Aesop Falile on this date. to Fire Prevent ion Week. For the sake of the new students, let me stress the importance of this week's celebration. THUR. & PHI.- "Six Days." from Elinor Glyn'8 great novel.— The night was dark and dreary, and it was Friday. Novem- Take a lesson in the Art of love! It looks easy, but you've got to ber 17. the siren woke us in the night, and blew and blew, and know how! Elinor Glyn, author of the famous "Three Weeks." DEPARTMENT STORES blew. It took many long and dreary hours to build the South knows more about the gentle art of making love than any other r Wing of ole S. T. ('.. but in iwo diort hours, it was in ashes. Be- peison living. You'll agree, too. after you see her thrilling roJarmville]/S. y( sides the inconvenience and e: pense, we can never erase from mance of a beauty snatched from society's auction block by a our memories the horribl sigh! of our beloved school threaten- man who knew how! It's one of the most deliciously daring films ed by (lames. ever put on the screen. Also A Good Comedy and Orchestra Girls, let's be careful with electrical appliances, canned Music each night. beat, and matches. We all lov ! our Alma .Mater and we owe it SAT.- Martha Manstield in "The Silent Command," a Special to her and to our State to pre: ervo her, a memorial to the ad- Picture. This picture is in a class by itself and has more novel vancement of learning. Be careful this week and through the scenes and situations of great power than any other picture reyears to come. leased this season. It is a stirring DRAMA of LOVE and intrigue Wholesale and Retail Distribon the high seas. It will grip you in its thrall.—Also 13th episode What is more unsightly than an old familiar school desk, of the F A ST EXPRESS."—Matinee at 3::?(» p. m. uter of bearing witness to the pastime of generations of school boys? Some desks prove that real artists at one time studied in that —Admision to S. T. C. Girls: 25c Mom, Thurs.. and Fri. Other school room, leaving very little room on the desk for their suc- days 20c. cessors to improve1 their skill in art. Again, what is more trying than to try to read a paper written over the scratched, uneven surface of that desk? The poor teacher has to spend valuable minutes trying to decipher the woid that runs on into some geometrical drawing, indented on Dry Goods, Notions and FurDealers in the desk. Flow much better it would be if the marks left by students Confectioneries, Fruits, Blank-Books, stationery nishings, School Supplies would beautify their school rather than disfigure it! It might School Supplies be so! Come on girls, let's star; a campaign to get rid of all the marks on desks at S. T. C, and then never put another one on! STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE JEWELRY Let's go walking, let's go to the Gym, lets go to the Tea Room, ami many other "let's go's" are heard every night after MAKE YOUR supper. But one peep in the auditorium will show how few "let's go to Prayers" have been said. And one wonders why it Watches, (locks. Diamond Rings, Class mill Sorority Jewelry HEADQUARTERS is. This is the only time in the program of our day at S. T. C, that is set aside for worship. It is the only time we have to raally think about and commune With God—to know ourselves. Is SCHEMMEL CONSERVATOR! 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LITERARY SOCIETY NEWS So far, the Literary Societies have had to take a back seat, but now that schedules are straight, class officers elected, and things are settling down, the plans of the Literary Societies are most progressive. The Cunningham had its first regular meeting last Wednesday night. Nothing very definite was decided. For their next meeting, they are planning a most interesting program. The other societies, five in number, have exceedingly peppy plans and it looks as if once again, the Literary Societies are coming into their own. For the benefit of the Freshman, let me say, there are six Literary Societies in school: — Argus, Cunningham, Pierian, Athenian, Jefferson, and Ruffner. New members are voted in at the end of the first term. Before anyone is asked to become a member of a society, their reeonls are looked up, and their English teacher consulted, only those having been recommended by the English Department are eligible for membership. Peppy Literary Societies will mean a lot to this school, so let's all show our interest and make them a vital part of our school life!
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FOR SALE—seven 1912 annual. Alumnae of the class of 1912 or any one else wishing Miss Martha Blair, '24, reto obtain one of these annuals turned to Blackstone to resume may do so by writing to the her teaching after visiting at Virginian, Teachers College, S. T. C, last week-end. Farmville, Va. —tf. Miss Georgia Taylor, supervisor of the Fifth Grade at Prospect, spent the past weekWatches, Clocks, and Jewelry end in Farmville. Mr. John P. Wynne, head of — AT — the Education Department and Miss Cooper, supervisor of Rice LININ'S school, attended the reception at Rice. Friday night. Miss Jennie Tabb left last week, for Huntington, W. Va. Miss Annie Laurie Stone, one — AT — of the supervisors at John RanReasonable Prices dolph, witb several of her stuPrompt Service' on Bracelet dent teachers, motored to Watches, Fountain Pens. & Lynchburg Sunday for the day. Pencils of Quality Miss Lois Williams, '23, has returned to Portsmouth to resume her work after spending COME TO the week-end at S. T. C. Misses Anna Belle Treakle, ( ash and Carry Store '24, teaching at Durham, N. C, and Mildred Hall. '24, teaching on Third Street at Kenbridge. visited friends in town and at S. T. C. the past for week-end. A very interesting letter was GOOD THINGS TO E A received last week from Miss Mary Friend, '24, who has accepted a position in Poto Rico. Supplies for Bacon Bats She is teaching departmental work. and Picnics
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A forty piece band for Furmr.' l.asnow been assured. Arra:i cements bave been made with I lie War Department, whereby the members of the band will enlist in the R. O. T. C. service and the War Department is to furnish suits and instruments. In case of war this band will be ome that of the 327th Infa- try. This band will fill a long-felt need at school. i-:s; ecially will it be valuable at football games. Plans have been m«u7o to give public concerts and to furnish music at all public gathering. This band will be directed by Mr. A. J. Oaring, lb' wafl formerly with Sousa's band, and he was band director of tinNew York Ilippodrone for several years. He is one of the best in the South, and Furinan is very fortunate in securing his services. While waiting for the arrival of the equipment, those men that have instruments will practice with the Shrlner'a band.
The first meeting of the Eastern Shore Club this year, was held Thursday morning for the purpose of re-organization. The following officers were elected: President—Winnie Lang. Vice-Pres.—Mary Ames. Tieas. Doris Fletcher. Sec. and Reporter—Lucille Latimer. It was decided that Wednesday night of each week would be the regular meeting night. We hope that our club this year will meet with greater success than it has in previous years.
Since September 23, 1924, to October 4.
The Democratic Club of Elon College is planning to do big things before the coming November elections. This organization intends to study the issues involved in the elections, and give out some first-hand information to Eloil students who are eligible to vote. The student government of Vassar, has again reorganized under the name of the Students' Association of Vassal' College. The officers of the old regime resigned because they felt that there was no personal responsibility and because they were tired of the job of being nn-re policemen.
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