Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, May 7, 1920 Page: 2 of 4
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CAMPUS CHAT
rm
ing chapel. entertainment*, and an-
nouncement*. Some are even dis-
respectful enough to talk during
prayer. In there anyone guilty’
Surely a student of the N T S N
f. nhould not he found guilty of
OUR CONTEMPQKAMES
Frank James Indufltnal school of Seven hundred and sixty men-
Fast Africa, made a very interest- bers of Y. W. C. A. vote in election
ing address to the student body at of next year’s officers,
chapel. William Butler Yeat*. Irish poet.
The glee dub quartette assisted dramatist, was one of the strong-
S M. U.
Prof, Graham Taylor of Chicago >" Public Speaking Department of est personalities that has addr
talking and laughing while some- addressed the students Thursday M'**1 ^'hool in a recital,
one is trving to talk to the student „n present American So' lal Prob- Trinity easily downs Dallas t.
body as a whole Where have we |«.ms, rJ>' ** score of 10 to 2.
ed the student body this year.
left our manners’ Are we, as Overall movement finds few en- H thrilling 13-inning game
tea* her*, going to allow our pupils
I, hMMM. rf ,a'kin,r’ N°-
The Mtuaeni W«*k
Nort* Texas Suu Normal Collogo
( am pus That entered as torond elaaa Mil
matter at the goat office at Dsaton. Taiaa
iMresnber I ISIS
JAMES L EDWARDS Editor -i»-CkM
FREEMAN ROWELL 1st Associate Editor
MABEL PORTER 2nd Asaocvato Editor
W R XHKRRIU. AUtotts Editor
■ H WELLBORN Lm Reproaontotiro
OLA ( RAVER Mary Ardoa Ray
Bt’TH TRAWrORD Tralmag School Roy
LOt’IRE WILLIAMS.......
C L C
BERKLEY VAI'GHAN
Bmgaa
ALVA PRICE
Dramatic Oab
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Preach Dab
NRPPY FLOYD Y W C. A Ray
J H BAM A R. P Clab Ray
MAttDR GROVER Phya Ed Ctak Ray
ALFRED STOCK A RD Rusinaoo Manager
Rt’TH PEELER Aoo t Reaineea Manager
Then we should as teacher* respect
others If we really do not intend
thusiasts in University. An "Old Baylor won from the Tigers by a
Clothes” club seems to be more ** ur*‘ ® *• 2.
r,. nninr Men’s Glee Club gave a Home ... .
popular. , . . , ,| be appreciated and commented on.
( (invert and made a trip to Dallas. ' 1
Springfield Student (Maes.)
The real genuine college spirit
displayed in this paper which
comes on our exchange is one to
The library receives a gift of
to be disrespectful and just forgot. m,,re 'ban 360 books from
where shall we learn the lesson, Hobbs and the Dallas News.
‘‘To «how due respect when any- Mustangs win in ba-eball
one else is talking’1 In kinder- lose track meet to Owls
garten manners are taught with j ___
other work; if those little children
j need it do we not as students need
to learn the same lesson’ Have
any of you stopped to think of
this’ If not let us give our un-
divided attention during chapel
Baylor Collage
K.x-President Taft apeaks to a
larg** body of students on “The
League of Nations.”
A large number of the college
j)r Kwell Kates will represent Trin-
ity U. at State Oratorical meet at This week comes 'The High
but a' istir Texas. School News.” published by the
j Dr Clarke, editor of Presby- students of Beaumont High School,
terian Advance, spoke in chapel. It is attractively arranged and well
Student officers for next year organized. The departments show
were elected Thursday. care in construction. The cartoon*
K11 is County Track Meet held and jokes add much life to the
on Yoakum Field.
hour and save our conversations p#op|f heard Wm. Butler Yeats in
until we are on the campus. Se- \vH, o April 16th.
niors do you. as models, talk in York Chamber Music So-
chapel ’ Junior*, do you, who , jejv presented one of the finest
know better, f*» 1 k ” Sophomore*, attractions ever given at
who are so proud, would you do p>1(V]f,r
this’ To you Freshmen, now i* the _
time to learn. _ , .
Trimly U.
.Mr Fred Hope, supt <
C I. A.
F.ntries for Tournament in tennis
to close May 1st.
A class of thirty-six seniors in
Institutional Management with
Misses Finley and Smith, visit Fort
Worth and Dallas institution*.
Athenaeum Club gave a Tacky
the I Dance Saturday evening
PHYSICAL EDS GO ON MOON-
LIGHT PICNIC
paper.
Inquiring faculty member:
“Were there many cheer* when Joe
Bailey spoke?”
Student, eager to give informa-
tion: "No, there were no chair*;
everything was benches.”
“The goblins ’ll get you” at the
“Goblin Fair" Friday, B p. m.
The Swing-Out Day didn’t come
up to ‘he standard set last year
I/es* enthusiasm and spirit was
shown than should be tolerated
The athletic contest* were partici-
pated in mainly by student* wh«.;fMltirilf Saturday night
acted spontaneously with little l|t H „„r,irm#. to
practice, It
"Field Day"
The I’hvs F.ds took their sup-
per and went for a short moonlight
A Ithough
|wa* a surprise to some of the
seem* that the old member*, everyone entered into the
and it* glories are fun HIH| ha<J „ fim. Various
forgotten. Class rivalry has ex- Uere played, races and con
pired and college spirit is far under
par Is all this because of the sum-
mer heat (in »he spring)
proximity of exams’
or the supper wa* served
everyone had done justice
tests of all kind* were participated
in until the chaperons announced
After
to the
t t sandwiches, pickles, fruits, etc., a
big free/.er of c ream was discover-
Chapel talk! We have varmu* ed by some bold explorer, and
kinds of chapel talka We eften! there the fun began!
have minister* to talk to u*. Dr. | The crowd soon remembered
Bruce gives us some talks tha. are that the next dav was .Sunday, and
really worth while; others are giv- in order to be at Sunday School on
eri, some interesting, some are not. time, they would have to get up
There i« one particular kind of early, so the party disbanded.
UGN1 HOUSEKEEPERS
Many of you have already availed yourselves of the op-
j< rtumties we offer You who have not are missing something.
Do not fail to see the line of fancy Fresh Cakes and Bakery
Product* we cam We also cater especially to
PICNICERS _
NEW NORMAL BAKERY
Arc. A—Just Eaat of Campus
Kodak Finishing Don*
chapel talk that is not appreciated
and is uncalled for; that is the talk
famed on by some students dtir-
Those present expressed their
thank* for the good time and the
"eats.”
WEAR MUNSING WEAR-
RECAUSE IT FITS.
Outer garments tit better if the under garments fit the
figure without bunching
Munsingwear fits and rovers the form perfectly. That’s
one of many reasons why Mil.LIONS of discriminating people
perfer and wear perfect fitting Munsingwear Union Suits.
Munsingwear i* non-irritating. The garment* are soft,
pliable, pleasant to the skin. Everything considered. Mun-
singwear is the ideal undergarment for portions who want com-
fort. perfection of fit. washability, durability, serviceability and
fineot qualities in underwear.
We can Union Suit you m Munsingwear with comfort and
**U*facUon. Our stock comprise* a large variety of style* and
fabnr* now Buy early and prepare for the hot weather.
JAMBi-EYANS NY GNK COMPANY
Miss Ruth Peeler (to Calvin):
"Mr Moore, how are you this
beautiful day?”
Red "Don't Mister' me this
morning. I might not know how
to take it.”
Ruth; "Why. wouldn’t you
•Miss' me?"
TENNIS GOODS.
Baseballs and Basketball*,
Suit*. Typewriters for
kinds of repair work.
| Gym
rent. All
TALIAFERRO k SPIKES
FOR WATCH AND JEWELRf
REPAIRING
See me at Palmer • Art Shop, acroa*
street from Record-Chronicle.
"DRESS IS AN INDEX OF YOUR CONTENTS"
—LAVATER
E. L V ANNOY
JEWELER.
SOMETHING NEW
We are receiving every day the
, newest style* in dress**, waiata, silk
underwear and Millinery.
W* have bad heavy run on or-
gandy. Are showing the moat
w anted shades at $1.B# l» $RJB yd-
Visit our store at your convenience.
JULIAN SCRUGGS
■*»
■A
Some stores base their
selling prices largely on
the appearance rather
than on the cost of their
clothes, asking as much
as they think they can
get.
This ha* made many
men believe that it is im-
possible to purchase
really smart apparel ex-
cept at almost prohibi-
tive prices. THIS IS
NOT SO
We are proving to
young men and men
WHO STAY young that
it is quite possible to ob-
tain assured fashion* of
the highest character at
REASONABLE price*.
This has been accom-
plished by expert buy-
ing. and determining
the selling price in every
case by the co*t.
W. B. McCLURKAN
A COMPANY.
Ruffles, tucks and frills done on
Organdy, Voiles and Point d'eaprit for
thoa* delightfully, dainty frocks.
Country Club Pongees are another
popular material for right now.
Sport shadee of coral, primrose, polo,
ngees
>pular materia! for right now
ora
gray and balkaa.
Silk Trocolette for akirts,
blouses, smocka and surplices.
Special price of $6.00.
Ask at this store
for the smallest Hem.
THE WILLIAMS STORE
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