The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 8, 1925 Page: 3 of 6
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Fort Worth, Texas, Oct. 7.—Edu-
cation payi all except those who
make it their life work." The truth of
this statement is u shame and re-
proach upon the general public.
Only a high type, high class person
selects teaching as a life work and
only these are acceptable for this
high calling; yet the remuneration is
so far below even that of a fuir me-
chanic that the comparison further
discredits those who make this condi-
tion possible.
This is the season when every
community is making ready for the
opening of schools and the beginning
of the school year. It Is a proper
season to consider the important
matter of sultlcient salaries for
teachers. Their work is the training
of the generation rising up to take
the place of those who now ure in
command; there is no more impor-
tant work. The future failure or suc-
cess of civilization depends upon the
soundness of the foundation they con-
struct in character and knowledge, in
mental und moral health.
The matter should receive the
thoughtful uttention of every con-
scientious citizen and every effort
should be made to rectify this deplor-
able condition.—Editorial in Green-
ville Banner.
“Would you believe it? We had
been married only two days when my
husband received a letter informing
him that he had won the big prize in
the lottery." ,
"What, only two days too late?
That's what I call bad luck.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
W. N. ROWELL, D. D. S.
General Dental Practice
X-KAY AND DIAGNOSIS
Suite 212-14 McClurkan Building
Southwest Cor. Sq. Phone 341
M. L. MARTIN, A. B„ M. D.
Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat.
Glasses Correctly Fitted.
Office: Suite 11)0 Bailey Building
Office Phone 22 ltes. Phone 163
DR. RICHARD MAN DELL
DENTIST
Office, Suite 201-202 McClurkan Bid.
Telephone 036 Denton
P. LIPSCOMB, M. D.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Glasses Curefully Fitted
Office over Guaranty State Bank
DR. W. H. HAWLEY
DENTIST
Ofrtce Over J. W. Gray.
S. Side Square Phone No. 1124
X-BAY
C. L. OLIVER, D. D. S.
South Side Square
Office Telephone 203
Bcsidence Telephone 812-J
OSTEOPATH
DR. C. H. HANCOCK
OSTEOPATH
Office Besidenre
Phone 340 Phone 849
Office in McClurkan Building
< HIBOPOIHST
J. EDWIN TAYLOR
REGISTERED CHIROPODIST
Practice Limited to the Feet
Office over Turner Bros.
Telephone 199.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
412 West Oak St.ect
Sunday School 9 JO a. m.
Morning service II a.m.
B. Y P. U 6 JO p. m,
Evening service 7 JO p m.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
S. M. Black, Pastor.
11. E Gatti, Associate Pastor.
A. G. Koenig, Superintendent.
Sunday School meets at 9:45 a. rn
College section meets at the Robert
E. Lee school just east of the church
with Rev. H, E. Gatti in charge
There will be classes for alj.
Preaching at the church at II a in
and 7 JO p, in. each Sunday. During
the revival, services will he held a
the church each day at 7:30 p. n
The Flowers Evangelistic party i-
Icadiug the meeting.
Tlie Senior Epworth League meets
ut the church, ttrst floor, ut 6:30 p. in.
each Sunday.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
C. A. Earsom, Pastor.
F. G. Jones, S. S. Supt
Sunday School iccts at 9:45 a. in.
Regular chur servee 11 a. in.
Senior End- r, 6:30 p m.
All studen' i are most cordially in-
vited to all services.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Win. S. McBirnie, Pastor.
Sunday School at 9:45 a in.
Preaching service at 11 a. m.
Young Peoples Unit at 6 15 p. m
C. E. Society at 6:15 p m.
Evenng services at 7:JO p. in.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 7 30
l>. in.
Bible study, Wednesday, 7:30 p ni
Pastor W. C. McClung, First Bap-
tist Church of Denton, will deliver
the initial address at the B. S. U.
Convention, Friday, October 23, at
7:30 o’clock. Dr. McClung is the
pastor of more Baptist Students than
any other man in the South. His
uddress, “God’s Challenge to the
Youth of Today,” is the slogan of
the Convention. In his own unique
wuy he will outline und discuss the
general theme of the Convention,
lie has furnished in his address the
main outline of the whole program.
Arrangements have been made
with the Texus Intel-urban Railway
und the Texas Electric Builwuy,
whereby the entire trip to Waco and
return, for the sixth annual B. S. U.
Convention, October 23-26, may be
secured in Denton for the sum of $6.-
30. This is just a few cents more
than the usual one-way fare. Ar-
rangements will also be made for u
special car for the Denton delegutes
for the entire trip. The Denton cur
will join those of Dullas, Commerce.
Greenville, and others in Dullas, and
complete the journey together.
This will be a very delightfull trip
of some three hours ride on the in-
terurbans.
THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
U til. Fred Galbraith, D, D., Pa-tor
Will T Evers, Superintendent.
Mrs. A. L, Banks, Student Secy.
Sunday School at 9:45 a m.
Preselling at II a. in. and 7 JO p. in
The church is meeting temporarily
in the new McClurkan building at 23'
West Hickory street
The Senior Christian Endeavor
society meets at 6:30 each Sunday.
College students and facility mem
tiers are always welcome.
Dallas-Denton
Gainesville Bus Line
DALLAS-DENTON SCHEDULE
Leave Dullas, Commerce and Mur
ket Street, at 7:30, 8:30, 9:30. 10:30
11:30, 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, 3:30, 4:80
5:30, 6:30, 8:30 and 10:00 p. m.
Leave Denton 216-217 West Oak at.
at 6:10: 7:20, 8:20, 9:20, 10:20, 11:20
a. m. und 12:20, 1:20, 2:20, 3:20, 4:20
6:20, 6:20 and 8:20 p. m.
Cars out of Dallas for Denton am’
Gainesville leave every hour on th>
half hour, und cars leave 20 minuter
after every hour for Daluis.
DALLAS-DENTON-G XINESVILLK
LINK
I .cave Denton for Gainesville 7:40
8:40, 9:40, 11:40 a m„ and 12:40
2:40, 4:40, 6:40, 8:30, 10:20 p. m.
Ia>ave Gainesville for Denton, Dal
las and Ft. Worth: 6:00, 7:40, 8:40
9:40, 11:40 a. m., and 12:40, 2:40,
3:40, 4:40 and 7:00 p. m.
Fare from Denton to Dallas fl.00
Round Trip $1.90
Operated by A. L. COFFMAN
Denton Phone—176
(Am Srsilet Tanoft
Black & Red
Combination
are the
Inter-collegiate
Colors
rpH18 classic pan with the
A Hand-aiss grip and Ov*r-
aiaa ink capacity haa become so
thoroughly ths Intar-collegiate
Pan that Parker Duofold’s
black and rad combination
havs also become the Inter-
collegiate colors, aa it ware.
No style of writing can dis-
tort its 25-year point
This beauty ia awaiting you
at all good pan counter*.
THE PARKER PEN COMPANY
Pectury end Omrrsl Ofllcee
JANESVILLE. W1S
fWold Jr. f 1 Ledr Duefold ft
I inmedieu lire With ring for chatelunr
We are Agents for
Remington Standard and
Portable Ty/>ewriterg
DENTON TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE
We sell, rent and buy all
makes of Typewriters.
Methodiat Mass Meeting
There will be a meeting of all the
Methodists of the Teachers College,
both students and faculty members,
in the Auditorium of the Administra-
tion Building on Thursday at 11:00
a. m. Please let every Methodist bu
present. Be loyal! Show your col-
on.
S. M. BLACK,
Pastor.
II. E. GATTI,
Student Pastor.
"A British economist estimated the
ratio between the productiveness of
the worker in dry America and in
beer-drinking Britain as that be-
tween $3,750 and $1,600. A writer
in the English Brewing Trad* Re-
view asserts that seven American
workers ure equal to ten in England.
Hep. John G. Cooper.
LAST WEEK
Howard Payne 18, A. C. C. 0
The Y’ellow Jackets won over Ab-
lene Christian College 18-0 in the
opening game of the T. I. A. A sea-
son. The game was played on u
muddy field.
Trinity 5S, Junior Aggies 0
Trinity University opened its 1926
home schedule with a 56 to 0 victory
over the North Texas Junior Agri-
cultural College Hornets at Wuxaliu-
chie before a record-breaking crowd.
Tcrhnilngicul College I), MrMurray 0
The Technilogical College Mata-
dors, playing their first gnme in his-
tory, were held to a scoreless tic at
Lubbock Suturduy by the McMurrey
College Indians, when the timekeep-
er’s whistle halted the buttle as the
ball was snapped for whut proved to
be a perfect field goal from the toe of
Archibald on the 36 yard line.
Centenary 20, Howard Payne 0
The Centenary College Gentlemen
sprung a big surprise ut Shreveport
Saturday by defeating the Howard
Payne Yellow Jackets by a score of
20 to 0.
A, ft M. 23, Southwestern 6
In mdsummer weather the Texas
Furmers and Southwestern Pirates
fought, swam und bled to a 23 to 6
decision in fsvor of the Farmers at
Kyle Field,
S. M. IT. 52, A. C. C. 7
What started out like a close foot-
ball game developed into a massacre
at Ownby Oval Saturday when S. M
U. overwhelmed Abilene Christian
College by a score of 62 to 7.
Austin College 28, Commerce 3
The Austin College Kangaroos won
their second gnme of the season ut
Shi rman Friday afternoon by defeat-
ing the East Texas State Teachers
College of Commerce, by u score of
28 to 3.
Business Partner- Jim, your ex-
penses are immense. Y'ou ought to
cut off the largest of them.
Jim Sam, are you advising me to
get a divorce?
Thelma, entering a Drug Store:
"1 want some pills."
Druggist "Anti-billious?"
Thelma—'"No, hut uncle l»."
An epitaph must not include
\ trace of criticismrude.
So who shull lead a life by half
Deserving of his epitaph?
Everybody’*: Porter—This train
goes to Buffalo and points eust.
Old Lady- Well, I want a train
that goes to Syracuse, ami I don’t
care which way it points.
Our Dumb Animals: “Mother," a
little hoy said after coming from a
walk. "I've seen a man who makes
horses."
“Are you sure?" asked his mother.
"Yea," he replied, "he hud a horse
iii'iiriy iillinium will'll
was just nailing on his back feet."
Oil Weekly: “Brother, at what
price do you value that cow 1 saw |
down by the railroad this morning?”
"Say, who are you, the Tax As.....— —— .—.....
sessor. or has my cow been killed by Carlton Loveless,
the train?"
To remember u girl's birthday is a
mark of courtesy, hut to remember j
which one it is, is a mark of tuet.
the Senior class of 1924, writes that
his work as superintendent of the
Lyford schools is progressing nicely.
Hu hus with him four former students,
Misses r'«/ Loveless snd Elizabeth
Hooks ami Messrs. Ralph Lanier and
Mr. Middlebrooks
plans to do work on his M. A. de-
gree next year at Peabody.
T. <’. V. 12, Daniel Baker 0
Texas Christian University Frogs
defeated the Daniel Baker Hillbillies
12 to 0.
Simmons 16, Southwestern Teschers
of Oklshoms, 0
In whnt is said to lie the hardest
fought grid battle play is I at Abilene
this season, the Simmons University
Cowboy* defeated the Southwestern
Teachers of Oklahom 16 to 0.
Rice 7, Sam Houston U
Rice Owls encountered unexpected-
ly rugged resistance at Houston Sat-
urday afternoon in the Sam Houston
Teachers nnd it was only by scoring a
touchdown in the luttcr part of the
finnl period that they were able to
win 7 to 0.
Young man I wonder who thought
of putting these lights all over the
campus?
Young Lady: 1 don’t kmw, hut it
was surely a bright idea. j
Auto Sparks; Bill Uq me tell
you about that dream 1 had last
night.
Jim Never mind. I saw you with
her.
1st Boy—What did you get out of
the services this morning?
2nd ltoy I was asleep when they
took up the offering.
Look Mamma the circus i* in town.
Hush Darling, It Is only one of the
college boys.
Regular Meeting <>f Denton l.odgi
No. 82, I. O, O F every lues-
day evening at 7 30 o’clock
Student members cordially m-
vitcd .
JOHN W f.RAIN, Secretary
Is the Cheapest the
Least Expensive?
Of many lines of merchandise,
doubtless your siivwci is "No." But
how about yoiu groceries? Are you
satislied in buy an article of food ol
unknown btaud and quality just bc-
cause it is a little cheaper- iii price—
than one of known merit.
1 iunk the question over. Y’our
health tile most important thing in
life depends upon the quality of tile
food you cat. So isn't it really econ-
omy to buy groccncs of highest qual-
ity, even it they do cost a little more?
We believe so. That is why we
handle only goods of the highest
quality. And that is why our cus-
tomeri continue to trade with us
when Ihey might buy llieir groceries
elsewhere.
When you want the best, call 25
or 925
Turner &, Graham
U'lality Grocery and Market
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Dependable Groceries ai
reasonable prices.
Special attention to ac-
counts of light housekeep-
ers.
Woodson A. Harris
GROCER
We Deliver Phone 80
DREAMLAND
.s'/t TURD A V
Peter the Great in
Wild Justice
The must natural star of the
cinema world, the furnous Police
who has made himself famous
by his bravery in war, in a stir-
ring adventure tale of the far
north.
NEXT WEEK
The epic of American achieve-
ment,
The Iron Horse
THU AMERICAN CAFE
Mother's Only Competitor
J
We are as Close to You os Your Phone
PHONE 344
We Call for and Deliver
NORTH SIDE SHOE SHOP
lr
OUR REPUTATION IS YOUR GUARANTEE
Try DENTON CAFE for Your Next Meul
228 West Oak
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The Best Confectionery In Denton f
WELCOMES YOU jh
WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS
THE OLYMPIA
North MYxf Cono r of Square
WITT BROTHERS GROCERY AND MARKET
223 WEST HICKORY
PHONE 240
huhihfn, Soyhsnnut,», Juniors, Seniors. Athletes
Do You Know?
"HOW TO STUDY ”
The Students' Hand Hook of Practical Hints un the Tschniuu,
"f Effective Stiiilu
by
WILLIAM ALLAS IIRODKS
i.. ,.A JSjJjJ" hundreds of practical hints und short cute
MUM WIhSKast RK$ltlVr‘:‘ ........ MAXI-
ergy and' fatigue KfcS 1/18 al " «>»t of tunc, eu
a . S:,IAU’Y KM OMMENDED for overworked student*
and athletes engaged in extra curriculum activities and for uver-
uehievenientM>r “tud*Mt" who »"tking for high scholastic
Some of the Tv;tics Covered
Effee
Scientific Shortcuts
live Study.
If ritiny hood Examination*
Hrain and Digestion in Rein
lion to Study.
Hiiu to take I,ret me and
Reailiny Nolen.
Adeantayes and Disudeuntay. s
of Cramming.
The Athlete and his Studies.
Diet Dining Athletic Training,
tu Sliiily Mullein l.unguu
gas.
Hon tn Study Science, Literu
tare, tic.
Why (iu hi College/
After College, W halt
IS . iloiiing ( 'uneentration und
Efficiency.
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Welcome Students to Denton
Remember us for food supplies of the lietter kind.
LONG & KING
GROCERS
944 PHONE- -44
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"It is safe to say that failure to guide and direct study is the
weak point ni the whole educational machine, l'rnf (j ,\| Whin
pie, U. of Michigan. 1
\I I hv ffUcresHjui men in col leg i do not eern to he very happy.
Most of them, especially the athlete are ovei worked.” Prof, II
i *nby, Yahv
"Misdirected labor, though h-med anil well intent;.,ned may
Nad to naught. Among the m<> l important things for the student
to learn is how to study. Withou' knowledge of this Id* labor
may he iargeiy in vain/ Prof. (I I Swum, M. I. T.
1 o students who have never learnt "How to Study,” work !i
very often a chastisement, a flagellation, and an io upciuble oh
Stacie to contentment. Prof. A Ingle. Hurvuid
i(r’limv TO STUDY” will show you hi'rw to ."void all m .directed
Get II good Start and moke thi yea, „ h.ghlg successful one
by sending fur this hand-book NOW
) on Ni i il Intelligent Ann ini once
■I mi Clean Student /‘uldishers,
I 22 West 43rd St., New York,
lentlemen:
I'lea-e semi me a copy of "l|ow to
Study ' for which I enclose $1.00 cash;
II. 10 check.
Vwrm*
i Address
CLIP
AND MAIL
TODAY
AN IMPORTANT THING TO LEARN:
TO TRANSACT YOUR BUSINESS THROUGH A
RELIABLE BANK
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
Capital and Surplus, $160,000
TEACHERS COLLEGE DEPOSITORY
Denton County National Bank
Denton, Texas
J. W. DEGAN, Pres. R, M. BARNES, Cashier
C. E. MILLER, Asa't. Cashier G. C. Wright, Ass’t Cash.
OUR SERVICE AND ACCOMMODATIONS
UNEXCELLED
It is a pleasure to lx* of service to you
Palace Theatrp
Showing Friday and Saturday
“His Master’s Voice”
With Thunder, the Marvel Dog. The story
of a “one-man” dog and his Master’s regen-
eration.
Monday and Tuenday
“Drusilla with a Million”
With an All Star Cast
Wednesday and Thursday
BARBARA LA MAR in
“The White Monkey”
Better Get Located Right
Before It Is Too Late
PROVEN
We can save you from $6.00 to $8.00 a
month on board. You pay for what you
Ret—not what the* other fellow cats. We
can furnish you hundreds of names of sat-
isfied customers who have saved money by
eating with us. $5.00 saved for 0 months
will buy a round trip ticket to < kdorado, a
new suit of clothes, or a dress
WHY NOT THE CAFETERIA
THIS TIME?
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