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YELLOW JACKET
TUESDAY OCTOBER IG I15
Personality
Meet The New Students
From down Lullng way comes
an attractive charming Miss
we like to call "Cathy." Beauti-
ful brown hair cool limpid
green eyes a heavenly smile and
a quiet unobtrusive manner
sounds like somebody's dream
girl. And well she may be for
her 5' 5 t" are Just packed with
charms and talents galore too
much for one person we assert
and wonder why late didn't give
everyone a little instead of 1ft-
f fut? just one little pal have It
all. If you could hear her ver-
sion of "Glow Worm with a
Boogic-brat" you would under-
stand what I mean when I say
talents personified.
June 8. 192& was the day Mary
Catherine Perrv made this old
world a better one by appearing
on the scene. Well anyhow the
residents of Lullng know that
she exists. She has been there'
all of her life except for vaca-1
tions and visit.- to all the West-1
mi States and once she even i
went up to Canada. '
While we were ransacking hcr;
trying to get some dope on the1
early history of Mi.-s Personality
o! this week we found that no
dope was to be had so we will
just concluded that she was a'
V.Ule angel who went about
smiling and making everyone
around her happy. But then ah
then .that diary she kept in her
high school days just looked so
lonesome 'way up in the top of
her closet I couldn't resist forc-
ing off the lock and delving into
the mysterious past of this fair
maiden. But all I could get out
of that was the fact that she
was head drum major for two
and a half years and those high
school romcos must certainly
have been out of this world
from the tone of that diary.
After finishing high school she
made a very grave mistake one
that she will never as long as
she lives forget. No she didn't
roaunlt a murder she didn't
Cafce a swig of whiskey she did
aot oven inhale but she did
choose another school besides
Howard Payne. Her freshman
days were spent at SWTTC and
had you dropped in on her she
vould probably be playing one
of many percussion instruments
in the band. She was also a
member of the Philisophlan So-
ciety. During the summer after
her first year of college she
worked In a newspaper office in
Orange Texas. Finally she real-
ized that life would have no
After five weeks of school
most of us are getting to where
we know some of our fellow
studes and can even call a few
of them by name. In the process
of getting acquainted this year
perhaps you might have missed
a few so we are taking this op
portunity to hel) you get better
Meditations
Who Is my neighbor? Am I my
brother's keeper? These two
questions are really one great
BR0WNW00D WELCOMES TEAGHERALITY
NEW COGGINJASTOR MUSIC TO YOU
Dr. H H. Hargrove pastor of Ladle.- and gentlemen it gives
Columbus Avenue Bap tlst me great pleasure to introduce
Church. Waco has accepted a to you Mr. Gabriel Fransee. HO
call to become pastor of Cogeln ' was born in St. Louis Illinois. It
Avenue Baptist Church.
Dr. Hargrove will move
I hannenpf! boemiso n. Preshvtor
to ian home missionary wa bless-
B.S.U. ON 1HE AIR
new students.
David Samuel Murphy is a
mighty long handle for such a
little boy so we'll just call him
"Murph" to even things up a bit.
He came all the way from An-der.-on.
South Carolina to find
that Howard Payne was "more
than hi' expected." He likes the
fellowship of the students as
well as the friendliness. Before
em oiling in Howard Payne hc
served in the U. S. Navy fiom
July 1942 until he received his
dl.-charge In November 1943.
One year of his service was
spent in active duty in the Euro-
pean Theater. He made a defi-
nite decision for Christ in Feb-
ruraiy of this year and is now
devoted to preparing himself for
the ministry. He isn't married.
lie i-n't even almost married;
but he Isn't exactly disinterested
either. He makes no distinction
' bet wen blondes brunettes and
I icdheads but says it isn't the
' outward appearance that counts
with him. You may not recog-
I nize him when you see him but
I if you hear an Irish brogue
mixed with a South Carolina
drawl you'll know it's Murph a
I swell new addition to our How-
lard Payne family.
I About the newest newly-weds
on our campus this year are Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. Burton better
known as Bill and Mildred.
Mildred is originally from Hous-
ton but admits she went to Fort
Worth to meet Bill. They met
while both were working for
Consolidated in Fort Worth and
Bill was attending Southwestern
Seminary. They were married
Sept. 1 just before entering
Howard Payne this semester.
Bill was elected choirister for
the Sophomore class and is in
charge of the music for the
street services. You will know
them when you see them dress-
ed up in those cute twin sweat-
ers. When asked their opinion of
Howard Payne they said "We
j like it." We like you too Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. and know you will
! ilnd your place In this great in-
stitution of higher learning.
ed his new soru Gabriel.
The family later moved to
Houston Texa. Mr. Franse's
father was not only a mision-
arv but also a musician and In
Houston he began the teaching
of music. Mr. Fransee received
question that is practically as Bl.owmvooci at an early date to cl with a baby boy and he nam
acquainted with some of the old as time itscii. nunousn u is uegm ms iiuaiuim m.u.
an old question It Is yet new ne- " "lllrfc'u """" '"
. . . .. Baehe or of Science degree from
cnu.-c every person in every gen- Missl.)pl Collo(1. Ma.trr of
cration lias been confronted Science degree from the Univer-
with it. All who live mtst answer Sity 0f Colorado. Master of
it. Those who answer "no" fol- Th'eologv and Doctor of Thco-
low Cain's example and reap 0gy degrees from Southwestern his early musical training from
the reward of hate which i Baptist Seminary. Fort Worth his father
corruption. Those who answer Before going ' to Waco. Dr. At the age of fifteen. Mr.
"yes" follow Christ's example Hargrove served charges atpralliep began s career of
and reap the rewards of love be- ( utica. Mi.-sissippi Johnstown.1 musjc bv play in" in the Houston
cause they manifest their love ; Colorado: the Fiist Baptist ' Symphony Orchestra. He con-
ior nun in luvuit? uu-ii m;innuui. unurcn at uranct frairie; win- tinned in this work for nine
it seems utterly ricucuiou.- crest Baptist Church Dallas and
that man continues to ignore ' First Baptist Chinch. Vernon
this great question thus shirk- He has been pastor of the Waco
nig nis responsibility anct exan- church for eight years.
He i- also chairman of the
BSU was on the air a; i.i
Tuesday. October 9. over radio
station KB WD as .-tudents by
means of ong and scriptures
presented a picture of the life of
a cons.vrated Chilstian or a
maximum Christian. S. L. Harris
-erved as announcer. "Jesus
Lover of My Soul" was sung by
a trio of girls. Betty Estes Nor-
ma Johnson and Betty Jo Jen-
kins. Scriptures were read by
Doiotln Landr Mary B. Carter
Wyatt Graves and Margii Tun-
nions. V
More Choir Recruits
Needed Please ! !
ing himself. He answers empha-
tically "no" and the world rocks j Committee on Preparations for i " n on dur g
on upon the vain philosophy. Postwar Missions of the South-1 ?b C1 f IV. "". "
years.
Mr. Fransee received his B. A.
degree and also his M. A. degree
fom Hoiuton University But
the University was not the only
"I'm big. you're small." When
will we wake up1 When will
man love his bi other? How
many moie wars must we fight
to teach us how to live? Are we tion
this time. He found that one of
Baptist As.-ociation and
cm Baptist Convention and has ' of W(s fnthor mpmod
.M'lM'll Ll. UlUUl-litlUl VI HIV VaU -ll H J f .t.n tlin
v oung lady. The young ' lady
consequent gained more than
miiclr. frm-n Mm Prnnton fnmilv
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Gabriel Francee head of tha
Howard Payne Music Depart-
ment stated today that o
would like to have more mem-
bers enrolled in the Howard
Payne Choii.
The choir meets every Mon-
day night at 7:30 p. m. in the-
Minis Building1. At the last meet-
ing about 73 member- were pre-
sent. For the las: three week re-
hersals for "The Messiah"
which is to be given Christina
but it is
still not too late tor new mem-
void of understanding? As an author he has written'
Jesus ha s answered this ques-1 several book including
tion verv definitely for all men Tonniont r.hnrrh in Serintnre! ?" h . "l " .rt "3Ui"" " mv.iuu.luu iy ol
in Tho Sermon nn the Mount Lh it Ht... " vnni pc nome m lrmlt- 10XaS' SOmeiiavebeeililiprog.es-
... H11V.I IIIOIUI. .UIUil(l.. i K..-.J -
nnrl In tlin nnrnhlo nf Tim finnd Mii ...rc i.ri-lnlnt lin o..f . i
Samaritan. A study of this lat- Lgucse for South 'American mis-! Mr. Fransee was the super- berS to enroll. All available per-
ter passage of Scriptu.e reveals ' slon fiokls; "At the Master's h'501" f instrumental music at ( ons u ill be needed so be at the
th.m nhtinsnnhins nf iifn nnnnf.r'.. D . d .i.i the University of Louisiana Mim BuUdlng tor rehersal
which must fit every man. The is about to be given a third 'where he did some work toward Monday night.
scene was on a road leading I printing; and "The Israelltlsh ' nis doctor's degree. 0
from Jerusalem to Jerlchp. A sojourn In Egypt and the Exo- When asked about his home suggested epitaph for Walter
traveler was assaulted by alrius." as vet unnubllshed. I Mr. Fransee replies that he has ; wineheii: Rem iio wnitn.- win-
meanintr. that all would be in Tall graceful Billy Lorraine
vain if she could not attend1 Autrey transferred from Hills-
Howard Payne College and be J boro Junior College this year
somebody like everybody else and decided that Howard Payne
So she made her way down to 'was wonderful except occasion-
tills great Institution and really I ally you hear her moaning over
became an outstanding person-! the fact there are no tall men
ilitv In a hurrv. The Yellow around. She herself has reached
Jacket Band took up most of the height of 5' 9" has long
her time during her Sophomore brown hair and blue eyes and
yizz. Then when she became a lives over in the Gold Mansion
iiinlnr there u-ns no hnnH sn she If you beg her real hard she
group of thieves who took his
posessions and left him half
dead. A priest and Lcvite passed
by looked upon nis prostrate
form and passed on In indiffer-
ence. Later a Samaritan passsd
by saw that the man needed
help and cared for all his needs.
The thieves' philosophy of life
was this: "What is yours is mine
and I'm going to have it." The
priest and Levite had this phil
osophy: "What is mine Is mine
and I'm going to keep it." The
Samaritan's philosophy' was
"What is mine is yours and you
can have it." It would be well to
choose our philosophy from this
group and make any necessary
changes.
Let us live for this great prin-
ciple of love which alone will
maintain peace and consistency
in the world.
V
Press Club Officers
Selected For Year
The new nastor will serve the I a ranch and a horse. He doeschoM in the riir hp ln..eri
church during the reconstruction have the ranch and the horse. A well. Readers Digest
period following a fire of last j four acre ranch is his and also
cusil-i illuming wiuui uraiiujcu " "". ...- jf cm ! Hnn't
SO
decided to sing her way through
the year in the Howard Payne
Choir. Then too you will pro-
bably remember seeing her at
the Halloween Carnival as an
attendant. Of course you could
not have missed her as one of
the snazzy yell leaders at the
ball games last year.
Now we come to the last phase
in the college life of Miss Perry.
She is now a dignified senior
and holding down the all-important
position as President of
the Dormitory Council. She Is
also co-chairman of the B. S. U.
radio program and an active
member of the Coggln Avenue
Baptist Church.
Cathy likes cheeseburgers
femon pie and coffee. In the line
of sports she likes swimming
badminton table tennis and
likes to watch football basket-
ball and baseball games If good
looking men are playing!
We salute Cathy a wonderful
ipeclman of wit charm and
personality plus.
V .
A man who is always growling
must lead a dogs' life.
V
Every woman wants to retain
her youth. And so does the
draft board.
V
Liquor may be a slow poison
b;it nevertheless it's a good way
t( (o die ln a hurry
V
After a woman has had the
fi.it word she Is just dying to
know what her husband Is
thinking about.
might tell you of an embarass-
ing little incident that happened
not very long ago when she
awoke early and I do mean
early came over to the dormi-
tory to wait tables for break-
fast. Everything was quiet and
dark so she waited up on the
back porch shivering in the
early morning air waiting for
someone to come and open the
dining room. After countless
minutes of waiting she finally
decided to go back home and
wait for the lights to come on.
When she returned to the gold
mansion she happened to glance
at a clock and discovered it was
only 2:30 a.m. She always sets
three alarm clocks to awaken
her but this time she dreamed
she heard an alarm when she
really didn't. Besides majoring
in history minoring in Bible and
English.she Is interested in draw
Ing and painting in oil and
water color.
Bobby Jean Thompson one
of the slimer slimes of this year
came from Sulphur Springs to
take over where her big sis left
off last year. She likes reading
especially when she gets a letter
from a certain Robert down at
ETSTC. Her favorite sport is
man hunting and ln the future
she plans to settle down and be
a professor of Campusology. She
plays Boogie on the trmpet like
you never heard before but likes
the song "Always" when she's ln
a dreamy mood.
Of course we can't end this
little column without mention-
ing at least one Corpus Christl
contribution. We'll take that In
The initial meeting of the
Press Club was held Friday
October 5 to elect officers for
the year and decide on sweaters
for which all Press Club mem-
bers are eligible.
New officers are: President
Bobbie Hamilton; Vice Presi-
dent Viola Govett; Secretary
Velna Hodges; Reporter Fay
Doris Leach; and Treasurer Bill
Mooie.
At a later meeting it was de-
cided that the Press Club
sweaters for this year would be
of the traditional Howard Payne
colors midnight blue and old
gold.
V
We'd rather serve a lot of peo
ple than have a lot of servants.
the form of one handome hunk
of humanity named Bill Arnold.
He Isn't quite eighteen yet but
expects a call from his draft
board in about a month. In
high school football took up
most of his time and sports are
still pretty high o his list of
favorite pasttlmes. He loves
Howard Payne and thinks the
girls are wonderful but when it
comes to romancln' he prefers
a correspondence course with
one little brunette back home
who by the way will be here at
mid-term. Like a true preacher
ho believes In regular worship
and physical fitness for every-
one and he himself is a good
example of his own Ideals.
To these few students who
have caught the spirit of How-
ard Payne congratulations and
may each of us strive to uphold
the standard of friendship that
Is an outstanding characteris-
tic of our school. We say
"MEET THE NEW STUDENTS."
the church auditorium building
and damaged the church school
building. Plans are complete for
a new building.
V
MIGHTY MOUSE
INVADES GIRL'S DORM
'Twas a rainy Sunday morn-
ing in the dreary month of Oct-
ober the halls were dimly light-
ed. The girls were leading the
usual Sunday morning life
when a loud blood-curdling
scream was heard from one end
of the long corridor. What could
have caused this break In the
stillness of the morning?
Squeaking doors were opened
and quickly shut as other simi-
lar screams were heard. "Chase
it the other way" someone
shouted; "Use your shoe" some
one else called." Another cry was
heard "He is behind the box." A
few frightened onlookers stood
with gaping mouths and bugged
eyes wondering what the next
move would be. What would
they do? Should they run?
Should they hide? Or should
they mount a lofty chair? These
were the questions.
It wasn't a ghost; it wasn't a
man but it was a mouse; a
tiny 'mouse in all Its frighten-
ing glory. What would his fate
be? He darted this way and that
way but alas! there was no hid-
ing place. It was an exciting
race but odds were against him
he fell three flights. And so the
last of mighty mouse but wait!
there has been four more of
his species found. Shall we look
for another invasion?
V
ELEMENTARY COUNCIL
HAS LUNCHEON
Hob Nob Inn was the scene of
a luncheon on Tuesday October
2 opening the activities of the
Elementary Council.
President Rosemary Hargett
directed the business meeting at
which time new members and
officers were introduced and
Gloria Robnett was elected re-
porter. Miss Frances Merrltt spon-
sor of the club gave the first of
a series of Informal talks to be
presented throughout the year
from "Child Craft Boolcs."
Eleven council members were
present at the meeting.
0
A wedding ring Is like a
tourniquet It stops your circulation.
Mr. Fransee likes to do wood-1
craft work as a hobby and he
has a shop of his own in pro-
gress. He also likes horseback
riding and will do that before
almo.-t anything else. i
Now conies the thing that all
of us have been wondering j
about. What gets on the nerves i
of our professor of music? Weil '
your gum. It you must
gum at least keep it quiet.
pop
chew
Snappy Styles Popular Prices
Sullivan's
Shoes Hose Millinery
Frankes Candy Factory
A large assortment of
FINE CANDIES
209 South Broadway
Gifts for All Occasions
Greeting Cards Books Stationery
Dublins
401-40(5 Center Ave.
Austin Shoe Store
The Students Shoe Store
Shoes Hosiery Bags
223 Center Ave.
McLean Studio
Portrait and Commercial Photographers
Kodak Finishing
101 Center Ave. Phone 7619
T & L Service
"We Know How"
Dry Cleaning
Dial G555
Shoe Repairing
407 Fisk
Garlands Cafe
319 Brown St.
Where Good Food Reigns
iiiiiiii
Nope
the big bad wolf won't get you if you
drop in at
once in a while
Red's and Peanut's '
Full course dinner
A snack
Or that cup of coffee between classes
Just one block off the campus a turn to the left and
you'll find the latch string out.
I
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