IN COLLEGE AUDITORIUM SATIJRDAY CHEMISTRY DAY

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... Put Semester
Honor
Roll
fiidl
App6ara In The
JI~M.'U~' Thi.t Week
~erc~ry
Glenville
A.ND RUIIND Yct;,
To
Preserve
YouT .Merau-o
A Complete H istory .0:.
Your College Da)'s
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Student Newapaper.......Cienville State Teachers College-Publiahed Weekly
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Val. 11, No. 18
Here For.Y. M. C. A. Forum
lAVAL RESERVE AVIATION omCER
TO INTERVIEW PROSPECTIVE CADETS
IN COLLEGE AUDITORIUM SATIJRDAY
IJeaL JohJUOD of Abacoatia
Baae Will Ezplam e-n..
_ . t'e AYiatioe PI"'O"'UD
NIN£l'Y-FOUR NAMES ON 1939-40·UST
IF INTERESTED, ACT NOW !
...._ted
a-en-.:
AVOIDING WAR IS
POINTED .PROBLEM
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Bet 'Mom' and 'Pop' and Aunt Susie
Would Like These Tiny Tots in Action
~us:~e
WILLARD SHREVE JS
~:-:~!dw~:d~~ey
Teachers Offer
Spe~ial Help to
Retarded Pupils
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'THE STUDIO'
CAST NAMED tea~::;~ a:or;!~ ~:rk :~~
&be presentatio n of ' 1'flhe Studio, "
• tbree-ac.t comedy, under t~ directioza of Clair ·Morrieon aenior . In. the
Gat a re t6.n Coil~ 'atudeM&
The. story centen around life in
• lftudio and the troubles that &rise
OYer a cirl who it& aet on a career
• a model.
ln. the C3at will be : Horatio Ror-em, &D Enrli.Mman, Joe H erold ;
Int ilicbaNla,. an artilt, James
Pur; Guy Martin, K•Dl's friend,
Clarl Chapman ; Belindoa, colored
JMitre-. Mildred Runyan · Barbara
Yzae, viWaneaa, Aa'Dea wrl.rht ; Plat.. , Wllllam.a, a model, Gwendolyn
a.au; He&rtburn , the Encliahman'a
frien.d, Athena Null; illiiJs Hopkins.
llarbara'a escort. FNnk Lee· Sarah
ud J.'I:I]D frienda of Karlin' Edna
Cnnnmett' and MUdrecl Runy~n.
Pt-o eeda f
dle la
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to
tbe O~im~: Pla:e::; a:iate
with the Alpha P tl Omep, national
t.oaorary d~tic .sodet,".
r
their p~ce ~uc.bing. They are:
Olen •BblTJ', Sh1rle)' Brown , Cather~
ine Engle, Jean MeG ee, Harold Noro.ski, Willia~ !Rom ine, IM:a:x Ward
a nd Lee Whtte. Among those wbo
will probably begin this week art:
Ruth Core, M..ary. Fahey, "Woodrow
Maxwell, Woodrow Showen and Barold Winters. ·
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Retarded children in the e:err.(:n.
t.Ary ~de3 a re being &"lven special
a~ntao·n .lby the ttudent U:"ach ~n, ex..
pt.ans M"a• Ivy Lee Myers, drrector
of elementary teacher train ing.
'Third J~M~de PU'PiiJ are now .work.lng .on a atortl project under the di...
reoctioD of lrtudent te.uhe.n .Holbert
Miek and l oe .Creasy. '' Wid• Wings."
a new set of wpplement&ry readen,
is b"ing used oby fourth poade pupils.
bhey sound Jike SantJa. Claus at registration fer. is $1.60.
Ohristma.s. You e:an hit a tamborine
and shab it. too, then it sounds like
WILL ADDRESS .A!ISEfiOLY
a drum and a beU.
Tlle Rev. J . C. Museer, pastor of
. -"nd these little people believe in the Glenville Baptilt Chureb, will adcoope.ration; they a(rf'ee that if you dress the student body in aasembly
don:t "follow direc:tiona ycu won't tomorrow.
I
Jntroduc:.iq Bill,-
Kara~~toa.ie
Gentleman 'Freshman Who 'Pounded '.His
WaM Up In State '.Boxing "Goumaments
BFLB.H.
lltqrY-fs the !belief
Mil ,
b;:::: ~~~..~~:~;!:~~~:~~C
::
TEAM
at Robert John-
Haul F U!her,A. B: '3 7,
f.reabman in the Collegli.
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II'b e p.ut-wedt the Mereury carried
• story of Johnson 'a hobby-raising
chickens and prodqcing eggs. The
ltory wu written •by Albert Wooftt."r,
who inte n dewed J ohn30n , and was
~0:: t he J18pe.t wi th a pkt uro of his
Now J ohnson rt"J)ort.s t ha t by Frida7, three dan after the Mercu ry
canit:d the sto·ry, he ha d added t.wo
~eustcmeu to h is li st...
All this en me a.bout beeo.use t.hey
Had about. him and his b usiness 1n
lila .Me.rcur)', J ohnson •believet.
Ka.rantoms related a good many
hl(fhhghts o1 a. ntn eteen-year..old ca.-
~r.
g~rl
~ormantcwn
~!ro~~e ti'!!;~~'a ":o~ ;:~~t:; ::p~e~~:; :~~~~~i:do,;~c~=
fighter."
Karantonis, who lt:'ft the eru l ft elds
l n_&t.ruct~r ~ ~~:~~~~ =~~t:i~gi;~c:~:n~~:
Sel\o~l,
. 15 play football, isn't this -writer's cooccption of the best-known fr eshman
held at. t.he .College Ma rch 2G_ Mem- on th~ c;ampus. But. ·plca&e ob st:'rve,
bers of Misa Fisher's dasa of &ight, the •b1rk1e has three. a nd half m~ r e
th~ la rgest to take part in t.he s pee<:h yN rs to u se that bag, •bro.ad snu le,
aeti\>ities- in lhc school, will enter that -coa;ect dlass-room att1tude and
the pqetry interpr etat ion , debating ~~atCd ~Jte t.o makt:' ~e most of whnl
15 0 ege has to 0 e r.
a. nd ora tion c:o ntests.
Cued Speahr at Ro tary
Mn;, M3X Nachma n u·en t Lo hiTo the Rotary Club's lun cheon the
,.ago the past week to vi!lt her 50n, tu~ost- .,..eek went Karanto n is, the gu~.:st
T ~a d ore,
a ·fanne r mt:mbe r o r the of A. F. Ro hnbough, eoQ(<h in the
!'lt oreu.ry .:tatr and nt present o mem- College; and lbefore t.hc group of
her of the Chicago City News Burea u eighteen bu si n es~~ 4 ~d JI'TOfessaonal
mea the son of Mr. and Mrs.. Zach..
staff.
in
High
~=:r~~nh~l~~ca:p~ee~n~:n~td:n~!
s.,..
J . R. Waper, Adwiaer,
Hi,-h Schoola and Collecea
WiliBehnited
~~t:- e;r~ c;:~::~~i?' :::~~
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Glenville, was the only studeut ·
in the College to m a k e a
strajght A- grade average for
the first semester, aecordiag to
th e honor roll listings com pil •
ed the past week by the Mer.
cury in cooperation with K r.
Carey Woofter, registrar.
On the roll are ninety-four
studenta, fifteen more than
:vere IJsted fo r t he coiTespondmg semester t he past :year.
There are more B average ratings t han have appeared on
any honor roll here in recent
years.
·Representation by cl&SM:S iaehr4u
The ninth ~emistry Day,
5JlOUOIZ"ed by the College Cht:'mistry 3-2 ~hmt:'rl, 26 sophomcns. IS JanChlb, is K hedu.led for Saturd&.y, Ap- ion and 2 1 senicra. DiJtrihutioa fo r
t.be first semesteT t.he past yut .. . . :
~1 6, aan Mr. Jobn R. Wagn er, ad~7 !reshmen , 24 sophomores, 14 ,JclaF eatured in th is year's exhibitions 'ors and 14 sen.ioN.
will be West Virginia Industrial .vroAs in previous rears,
f~ea
duct.:.. Onto' hundred a.nd fifty lett.era ·epresent by :t-ar the largest &'f'Ogp
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are being .sent. o ut to as many manu- ~:J;h:h!:: ;;~~e~~l, w~~ie!..in:l:s;:
~~n:~e~n s~i~~;_:~1i":istp~::
pr~duds
.:d
of th,eir
·;d ..P::Cesses,
reprf:'Sen ta.tlves ~ from a number of
'i~
being , in..
t.o
A lready :uo;ed. to deli.er , aft ~ddra.s as a part of the day's aetivities
is a rep'l'e.Sentative of the E. J. du
Pont de Nemours Company, at Belle.
An exhibit of Nylon, a ~a l-derived
n:uterial llSed in tht; manufacttrre af
artiftci.al hose, it UJH!(!ted from the
du P ont C
Speakerson;:Y·the Ge.n 1':1..1 El
tric Company, or Sehentkta~y. oN. ~-~
and f ro m the fe ntral Scientific Com.
pany, -of Chk.a.go, have lbeen &elicited
b y the Club.
&plies to !etten asking !oreicn
8'0V6rnm•nta to send exhibit.:! are being •-ece.ived. Industrial exhibit& are
expected :from El Salvador, Co!Ombia, Ecuador, Argentina, Po.a'ra.guay,
Canada and other countries.
A 3P"Cio.l demonstration of p 1pe
organs is 1bt:~ng hnilt the ph~ics
lllboroto?'. Ea"Ch pipe is made fMm
four . strips of . wood glued. tog~ther,
and IS pl~yed by compre-med 'li T".
fnV1t&tJons to rbigh &ehot. ls a.nd
possibly r.ome colleges throughout
e:~tral :_est Vll'ginia .will be ISfont
t ts mon
po1nt av-erage or- above;.
M:~t:ostc:~:aed r:; ~l:n~~m;:..~
M
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of Gl
·u
tld
::s~r ~~61i~:~Myers, e;:~· fi~
i:
poiD!--
the sophomore group vdth ~
average o·r 2.94. Clair Mom'llon o
::~:ths~n ~~fi::te
tb• ]
T
h
wi~' . ,
11 . .. '-' 1~--c&
ne " nor ~ 0...
classe.so an<l n., 1=:.-:r. .. "'~l n.t~n~ be found Oil 'PA8'f! 4 an tb.U
~
NamH of studen ts ean-yinc {,
than fourtee n hours of wOTk AM
included.
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am:.ng
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STIJDEN'J' nECDON
WILL BE HELD TIJESDAY IrfAPRii
Noroeki Names Committee to
File Nominatioa.a; Will Elect
Suprane Court MemiN:n
" Young people a.re becoming mo re
a.nd more thoughtful about marriage," Frank M. •Liddle, state secrctary of the Young •M en's Christian
AMOci~tion~. told a joint meeting .of
t:he .College Y. w A-.A. and y ..M.C..A.
in the lou.nge last n)ght.
Jfere with IM.r . ·Liddle was his wife,
Mrs. Mazwaret N. Liddle, who for
twenty..live minuW9 adc!Mssed the 50
students and faculty mM'lbe n at-
First step to"'ard setting 1J1P the
machinery pertinent to the .fort:lacom i"C" student body elfirtion 1lrU a...
ken here the past !Week when iBa.rokl
NGJ'Oski, Council preside-nt, named a
comm.ittee of thn:'e to file Domia&tion s on or !before March 1.
.On the committM, which wiD a a.me
one or more candidates for each pc»ition on the tCo Wlcil o nd on tbe Sa...
pN>me Court, a.re Wo~ row M-.xw•ll,
Virginia F -ry m i e r and Ha.cleln
Moore. Followi ng the report C1f U! ~
committee, there will 1Je a stadeat
body met!tinar in •March, at wrhiah
tim e' add itional nominations may be
made from the floor. A primary n.ee
will prec:ede the general eleclioD to
be beld the aeCond Tunday in April.
To lbe e l~ a.re the /oUowiDr :
Presi dent of the stu de~at body, ~
prCsident, sec.re.tuy, treasurer, &ad
~te ~t-at..anna and two memben
:~eth;e.::::eme Court, one male aDd
~=ntd~=~P:~e ~:~~::h;~dto~:!:."
~'iu
~1'-
Eaeh nominee
be" notified
Main taining 'that " efttering into 60n.ally •nd the committee triU defl'marria.ge is entering a relationa!up tain e.&<.h candidate's quali.6utiou..
that can be bbe happiest or the most To be e ligible fo{ a po1ition on tM
disillusioning ~ri~e in tife," Council one must 'be a rtsident q_
Mrs. .Liddle advised students to dent, carry fourteeD ~Jr 1I10l'e boU!W
:::;v:
~~::~~:~~~":~~ ~ ;!; :~:::::~:~..m.:..
K.1raatona.s, IBally to fellow student., ts one of a f amily of nineA numba- of question.s ~ked by
au: boys, one
and the parent.a.
1'hti father, one _ time native of 'ltudents were diS<:ussed in -an hour's
GTeeee and shepherd in Crete, can\e ,.,pen foru m f ollo.wing the iutrodue·ory talks.
a;:
Mr. r;a nd Mrs. Liddle have for yea~
ha.d loved 6 ince a boy. And from the yurs been active in y ...M.C.A. work
and in the guidanct:' of youth. Mr.
Liddle has 1been fo r two years seeari Karan toni!! have tnveled a long retary cf the state young m t'n 's
way together.
ltl'OUp.
P reviously he spent. eight
Do""'Jl st Cclcord , a.· little min inc 1•.:urs in sim ilar WOl'k in .Saltimort'.
1
Re is a native of MJDnesota; Mrs.
::;;
Liddle was ·born in Chicago.
11nd saved un'tll he wa s a'ble to go in!Mr. 3nd Mrs. Liddle left last. night
t.o business fo r himself. Now, the r >r Cb r ks'burg, (!n route t.o & !em
fat.her of !Billy and six other children f'..ollege where they spokt:' {n chapel
~'Jls a ehai n of three stores at Col- Lh is morning.
eor d, Do
c."••' thh~·~ a.~ F'"",~:Onv.• ,,
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ART CLUB MEMBERS
To high school at Co lcor d went CHANCE MEETING OAT£
Son Bill}·, and thl''re he mel Frank
A chante:e in the mee ting time o r
Vas.s. College alumnus . and forme r t he Art Club went in to e.trect yessth.le.t e who, in Billy's ls.ngu:lge, is tf'rd!ly, The d ub now meets on Mon·
" one t>Well fellow." Vass coached t he
day at 4 p. m. instead of Tu ~av
rugg ed protege into a fi ne football
<~ t ~ p . m. a ~ fonne rly. Th e n ext
player and us.ed him as a full back.
mt" et in~ will be Monday, March 4 ,
(Continllld on Pap 4)
in the art laboratory.
ba~i;;a~::·wi~t~e:~od~d a::~ ~e:~JI~~~ :~ro:! ran:~~:· e~:~ ~~~t ~~~hi~~ ~~e !!~!m
stories at the n ert Club meetinl' ugh West Virginia r ed blood tc m ake
That it 9&1a i:'b;in the Mer<'!ry Marda 27.
;eu~~on~ :~e, b;v:n~:r a
1•n
Olive Myers, a junior, o(
CHEMISTRY DAY
WILL BE APRIL 6
-----o--Y. M.-Y. W. Groups
be~a::e ~ : : ::' S()P~:ert~~~nfi':; :: ~':~:!:;: :~d ;;t;~n':!u~ Hear Mr. and Mrs.
~r;:m:i;ca:es;P~e~J:;~n: :::: ~~~; ~!::at~·~ t:~=.: .:n;;~~. ~
Frank M. Liddle
Bill Ka
CA.NTEUuav CLUB TO BE
In this corner m
Y
fQntonis,
aEPaESElfTED IN ASSEMBLY
'the College tre:,bman !Tom Colcord,
-,-who u sed his
l~t to thtt j.-w a nd
Susa n SUmmers, a senior, and nght to th e d\qt to pound his way
Belen Heate r, a. jun tor, Mve been to t.he top a f ew yean ago \n the
- - = = = = = = - - . l seleeted to rept"ae.nt the Canterbury Sta.te amateur l'boXlng nnas
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'Club in an a.ase mbly prognm March
And in this short, <"h u.nky, 176.
6.
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pound, eu.rly-hcsaded ex-pugilist is a
The Same Story
Ia True With
Advertiaera, Too
f'resbman Clus . Madelyn Con nsd
Sophomore Claaa . Frances lfyers
•Jun ior C)Us . . . .. Olive Myers
Senior Claa.s . . . ICbir .Morrison
•Highest ranking student in d.le
College the ftnlt semester; more
than -400 eiU'CI1led. Her average
wa, straicht A.
TOURNEY DIRECTOR ~~~nc;mpani!s ~
f~r
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Mottiaon Lea da Sen.ion., F ......
c.ea M,-en Soph~
MiN Coarad, Fresh--
THE BIC 4 SCHOLASTICALLY
If yo ur narr.e. ia' o'rl the eemnt.er
honor roU a.nd you would like to
CoUtee
studeD_U,
pattieularly send a copy of the Mercury home \10
.-heft of the senior clus who are Mother and ' IF'II.tber, you aie at~
in t.h• United Stat.n' Nu- erty to bring three centa to tbe Mtr•
el
Aviation program, will C:ul')• olftce a nd get you.r eopy, Only
. . . . aa (llppC)f'tllnity to IJ'I:t f\rst-ha..Q:d a limite-d number of e.:r.tn copiee are
.....,..tlon here, Saturda-y, ilfarch 2, •vaib.-ble.
tl wu anno11need the past ,week by
,.._ E. G. R.ohrboqh.
b eoopuation with r:he U. S. Nav.
Sue at Anacostiao, D. C. ,
ftw,. Rohr~boqb has arra.nced for an
.,.nfq nHietinr ,bf:re, MArch 2, at
~ time Li~L K . B. Jc1lnson, U.
8. N:a'Ql aviatOr, wiU show the ar- Stv.deet SU9eJ" Liab Thi. A.
Pictured, a bove, are Mr. and Mrs. Ftan•k M. Liddle, both
lldal Navy BOWid mobon picture,
Nation'a No. 1 Worry;
of whom spoke before a joint meeting of the Y.M.C.A. and
....,IDa's o! Gold," d~~ng the life
U~aempl07DM~nt SeCOIId
Y.W.C.A. in the College lounge last night. Mr. Liddle is state
.t ari&Uoa cadeta. and will ezpt.in
tD ll&ltdenta t.be )JOSiibilitiea o1' avia...
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_ry..:.._o_f_t_h_eY_.M
_ £_._A_.- - - - - - - - - - - tloa tn.lninc" .at &'O'"mm•nt ·~aeUeat. Jobn,on, w"hose tentati..-e it.. inr the United States today, forty.._.,.calls ftw visits at nine other five p~ eent of collep men and wo.
W.t V!Jwinla colleges a.nd tbe Ulli- men believe. T•his cont.ention ,ara.lwnitJ', 'Will lbring bis motion picture 1-ds that of the American Toter, tb.
~ent with ·h im, ..nu open hi• Student Opinion Survl<)' poin ts ouL
By Moaltine Bollinger
• kH.p togefher." •
,.......m in the auditonum at 10 a.
Salving the unt:'mployment probThere's a lot of f un in a toy J.nd,
.Fiavorite amonr all ~be instru·
a. and after the show wiiJ answer lem at home was listed second, with
that
•new-fangled'
~up
of
r
hythm
m~nta a.re th& drum•. tnang)es and
~ns eoncerninr the curTent Na- seventeen per cent of tbe st\ldenta
ftl A-riation uainina- work. P urpose rank.ing the qub'lltion "first. in iro.por- makers that P op 'lind ~om and Au nt ~ticks.
af tb• m eeting is the govem .nu.nt's t.a nce,
n;:;
weri
4aWre t4l procu.n. candidates for
Balancing the buQret, ,olving t....
And if you don' t want my word
lnlniD.J' and eommiss.ion as Nn~~o l .t.or prOblems, r ecovery of busi neet
-.n-e •viat.ors.
and threata to democracy were init, then take <a .peep intc the MuTo be eligible for the ~rvi.coe. one chtded by the &tu.d tints in, the Jist of SIC Room. between 3 and 4 o'doc.k
be a male citizen of the Uni- t.he country's most important prob- some afternoon and watch Johrtn1
tal States, bettnen 20 and 27 yean 1......
and Mary a nd all the othen i.D _ac·. lndepeadeat Meet to Be H e ld
ol ~ uniii&J"''ied and remain .a fo~
Cjven fi.nlt n tu'll' In macnitude by
tlo·n .
At Norm.aa.town ; More Than
•o ~ and· be m.e ntaUy, monlly, one per cent of the stlu.de nta eoft\1..-t..
In ebarge, of count, i.e; Miss Ber·
Tea Teaina E:xpected
~cally and pqdloloJ'k.ally quali- ed in thf: poll wert:' inequality o! 1n. tha E. Olaen, instructor In mu.ak.
ted fo r c ommi.Mion in fligh t train- COTU U, 30lvitll' youth 'Pf'ObJems, ~ ~istinl' are Mi.u Maxine Bollingu,
More than ten basketball teema
be· a~ must alao be • cnduate of 19-40 ekletions and relief.
~ntor, of Weston. Hias Merr.1ret. are expect.t.d to entel' an JndependA more pronouii.CC!d concern over Ma~uit. Mo1a,__ &lao a Ha.ior, of ent tcumament at Norm.anwwn,
a ftDOpised eoUtee- or unlvenity,
01' ba-n ~~d one..:hatf tw more .bw;int'!ll ncowry is seen in t"he H!ll"- GlenYU!e, and Katie VIneya rd, frMh· March 8 ~d 9, say Bmnef1 Stu.mp,
8
Gf t:be ttedit. aonn.alb" leadintr to a tltMnt of the oyera.ge voter tban ia man.
f.re~an In tbe College, wrbo i5 as~. proviHd be baa complt:\.rld ~!~eaed by , college men and ':o~
"When we cet • p iece 'WleJ.t surti~J' Mr. ~obn Wil.l&rd Sh':~we, A.
plaDe an• eoUd cwmet:f'J".
learned. we ean play at the P .-T. A. 8 ·. 37 • pnndpal of Normantown
St~cknt sympathy for F inland. ia
A'Pflllcatlora. a.re considered and
ot in u.emb'\y," •Y• on• little tal.. Ragh School and toumamerit direct.,.._.;d a-pan ~1 a s.elenion board that rafleeted in their app!I"'"tal Gf Amerlow. Another -adds, " I like the pretty or.
, ,
~ period ically,
and da.ues in ican loan1 to that counti,o, the Surnnuric w e phl•y ." And one little eha'J),
~ meet, although aebedl.lled for
·
.-mma.t;on rllcbt tuiniq are .tart.. veys recently lound.
with an - ;.esthetic 1enee 6r some- Friday and ~~urday, may ~e A.rted
ed at the Anac011tia Bue the ~
~ing, ventured, "U we play them Thursday n•cbt.. :Mareh 7 • af the ex&:Hnth of eac:iJ month. Successful
ruee)y and s11t'eetly 'they sound like pect.ed n~mber of ~-m~ enter. ~II
eompleticn of the preliminary counJe
the bird&."
came. Wlll be. i!layed In the hia':h
W.d.a to advaDCed flicbt tnininc at
Serveral or tlhe >pupilf beline their sc:h~ol gymneaJUn;; fl
.
P naacot.a, Fla..
11
orpn,:ution "•ounda like a b) l beti::~ sa~~ci:C:
ev:.
band.
.
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.
.
, ing, if ten or more team.a e~er, or
One u~d, .some children don t at '1 o'clock Friday evening if fewhave mu s~e:al 1nstrument.. o t home, er than the te n regUter. Thne will
but ~y ~n come tc eebool and ,play, be four games the fint n.igbt. The
te.mate teach!~ and ob4•rvilJ&, eiv.
Pia,. Writtea t.,. Clair M......._ inr abou t ten. days to each, s.aya D:r. mulle.
semi-finals will be played Saturd3T
ooa Will Be "-atecl
And •h6re •~ a ff!IW ra ndom c:om- afternoon, beginning at 1 o'clock,
J'ohn C . ShTeYti, head of the Ool!ege
H ..... O..March2t
muta that one pthen any at'ter- and the fit1:11la Saturday n igbt..
education departmenL
T here will be mOTe than a score
Jfardl 21 is tlu/ tentative date for
A numl'.er of students have, begun ftOO n rehe.nrals are in p.rocress. .
.a ae-"e
OUVE MYERS HEADS FIRST SEMESTER
·HONOR ROLL WITH STRAIGHT ARATING,
held sometime this ~ing ~ the
resJ!ective presidents will Mat.oma-.
tically heeome' memben of the Sta.dent Coun~l. Fru lunen enroUiDc
next !.all >W11J elect . the.ir presidat
=::~ the opemng of the 67&
Pioneers Down
Morris Harvey at
Charleston, 57-47
At Cha rlest.on 1a.st
ville Piotteers :1dded
vir-•o ry by defeating
tirr.e this sell80n the
night the Gl etltheir twe ntietlr
for the second
Morris Har.vt'y
~.l gl ~. 57-47.
This t ime it was Rhosdas :~ n d M('MiUen who set the 5coring pace, t'2 (' b
~ elting IS poin ts. A rms trong got 9,
R.onu no 8. Noroski G, Spencer 3 and
Wolfe 1.
Tv.-ice t he score was t ied, once at"
3 3-33 and :~ gain o t 38-38.
Tonigh t th._. P ioneers ~•i ll meet
Concord a t Athens.
THE GLENVIU.E
-----CAMPUS CAMERA-----
On the Shelves
At the Robert
F. Kidd Library
By Olive M.yltft
--
'I'HE problem of what to do_with the youth
I of Amerjca is daily 1becoming more acute.
The week days are adequately taken care of
bJ schools. and Sundays are provided for by
the various churches; but what of Saturdays?
After the five~ay grind of school, SaturAiay is, as it s hould be, a day for play. Herein arises the question of where to play. In
many towns and cities children spend this
entire day loafing on the street..._, chiefly because there is no other place to go. Many of
theee children who virtually grow up on the
..-treeta will at some time during their livea
aerve time in a correctional or penal institution because id leness breeds corruption.
To remedy
most towns of any
have
·
parka and
a pend
which
B
---From--The Exchanges
and other eluba
ant doinl'
but without the
co-..bined elforta of every citizen, lltUe can
be ac:eompliahed. It each citizen would eofreely with these orl'anizationa. eon~
accomplillhmeata would reault. For
a municipal recreation ball where
Glenrille, W. Va.
Februr, 26, 1940.
1"0 TBE EDlTO&S:
GA.N'T WE take it! Oar apOJU.
maubtp W at. a low ebb, if what
we did at. t.be Glenrille--.A.Idenon·
Broe.ddua ~.,pme is. a f&ir
meuu.riq .tick. ThOae "boos" _.
burled at the referee added ao~
Ina to ov -.-raed reCord. Tber
oalr caUMd oa.r riait.on~ to thiak
u. 4'-eourt.eoua. ud they certain·
IJ' made tbe referu ao triend of
uwellu
Finish Your College Work
Before You Accept a Job
.....
DID WE ·la&.Te to make all that
tu. onr a mWtake m a pme
90DAY many .c;~llege atudenta are leaving
I .ehool to secure jobs. Ia this wiSe, or should
IJaey not first finish college, then find a poei·
Uoa?
It Ia my belief that a complete college
eoune ia necessary to the proper develop.
meat of any boy or girl. There is aomething
about c.ollege lif~that aelf-assurance and
poiae that it givea--that is impossible to acquire otherwise. It haa a disciplinary etrect
'Which ia neceuary to make a well·rounded
dtlzen. tMany students profit !rom the aive&nd·take life which the dormitory alforde. II
il not the facta one learus in college that
wbieb wu mueh too fut for on.
man to eall, wlroen ,.. wne wiD·
Diac aa,....,! ADd remember,
thiDJ'a don't ktok tlM aarne !rom
all poillt. of ricw. llr. Sam JO.t..
tu .urelr kDoWB die pme better
evea t.MD c:o~ ~ ; and
after aU, what. a rd'eree aye ro-.
whether Vie like It ol' not.
OAN'T 1W.E take r.t 1 In the put
thie coUesre bu pl'ided it&elf on
Mini' above 1 ueh childi&b aetiona.
and alter all ttlue yean of euccdlftd baaketb-311, we cert&iDlJ
aren't pinl' to stoop to ''booinl''
OM .referee •hen tltiap ~ cloae.
Let lla lean the " booinc'' to the'
~na wbo ann't. as well ad ~
juaed .. we -:are.--collee-u Nor~
::k:Wt:~~·:meo~~::!.i~nn:'6:b~taw::!~; u~i=
to fonn his character.
Studenta leaving college before gradua·
tlon u•ually do ao because of financial rea·
.ana, 1 0 they say. Apparently moat of them
a.c.cept temporuy jobs with amaH salaries.
Sllould they lose th eir jobs, of course it would
.f»e too humiliating to return to collep. So
there you are.
In my opinion students should, by all
meana, finish their college courses before ac·
cepting joba. Then it will be much more prof.
it&ble and leas difficult to settle dOwn to life's
work.-W. •T. Romine.
Newspaper Verse
AilE THEY FORGOTTEN7
As t.hey roaised the acore
On t.be bW.etball tloor,
\We lauded our four
That will pl•r h.re M more.
Glenville Needs Better
Recreational Facilities
But I'll juat. bet
That. 110mebody let
U• entirel7 f~
Tbose two we met
SIB THOMAS MORE, tbe o a me Sir
r;Thomas
More who is the author ot the re-
aowned masterpiece, " Utopia," were to use
the town of Glenville, (1940,) as the city d eecribed in hia work of 1616, would he eall it
a Utopia ?
Does Glenville compa r e with the hypo-thetica l city aa Sir Thomas saw it ? Are t he
people occupied ? Are streets free of thoee
children wbo fin d themselves without a place
to spend their leisure ti me ?
With one single gymnasium and not a play·
~und in the locality (in use). we believe
tbe youth of Gilme r County do not have the
proper amount of ncreation needed.
Wmter finds the boys of the town trying to
6nd a place in the gymna!!ium while the sum.
mer time offers no recreational facilities.
The youth of today r equire recreation and
shou ld not be witho ut it. A play&round for
Glenville is not a far-fetche d idea. [t would
merely require a little attentJ on from a local
civic body to mak e it a reality.
Glenville's youth deserve better recreational fac.ilities.-Earl McDonald.
DO YOUR GRADES HAVE CASH VAWEf
ROUGHT out in most of the fol'UIII8 Ia
which students discuss scllolastic attaiDment is the alleged fact that student& who
have made exceptionally hltrh grades fail to
outdistance many of their lest. proficient
peers after graduation. A few cases are
brought out to show where iD it ia actuaiJ:r a
disadvantage to make the ethereal ~Jrt...
A average. But the diseuaeion encb where it
rbegan, with most of the partkipante iD _..
session ot their original oplniou. ADd tltoee
who make low rradea continue to do eo.
Yet; in the mala, tbeee.,-ad .. have a pobd.
A#rER A S I E-GE of infk.1e~, )·OIU' colum nist is ·llaek o n the job and
wit.h many th mks to her stand-in for her etrorta t he ·;;:Lst. week . . . The
P ioneers c:a.me haek into the limt.-light Wednnday evening wit..b their
vidory over tJu.• Alderson Broaddus &ptUta. . .Thts WHk t.fM'y are on
1
another tour b•ttling l·hcir way to other vido rit:s, we bope.
DEBA'lllN.C HOLDS full ,....y
in rollege these dliys... Guests t.ht.
past ~e k were the Salem debater.
who ugued t.'be quunon ot the ~
olat.ion policy.
.Ano~er 4dded
future to our cazni;ma and town
HOW TaU£will .be the R ich &bool SpeMh
A nut ia at the ~. wheel,
contest March 2e .. .a time for stuApe.rocb iaathtan.bt.
denta t.o renew old acqoaiatancw
A t W'D in tM roMand make new ones. ..Out.of.t.o.nt.
~it.Salad.
judges p~!biJ will be PNYhied.
-Tho &bool 8 ......
SENiiO!RS LOOK haPPJ thue
da ya, probalbly, ibeullM daaa riDP
IN MOD£0 IIAJINEAan d •;.ina have be~ reoeived. . •
Karrla.p ia aa iutitution, Ina
T.ke Ohnimgohows h&ve at. last. ..._
i1 blind, tbitrefore me.t.rimOIIJ W
eu~ enouch people and moo•J &o
aa iutit.ut.ioo foJ' eM blind.
make .f inal aTranJem4nta t.o aftlJiaU.
!Q 'tfho t.bi llkt, tellrrltioo ia a
witb Alpha Pli Oa:ep . . .Abo, tbto
woradeJ1ul t.biDc doald oot. f..,.t
tentative date for Clair Monitoa'•
the old· f•abiooad kerhole.
71&7 la !Marcil 21 .
-..._
-'l'lla Oolu-WE WER.E SOJmiY to !Mar of
fb; death of Mrs. C. R. NoNIIki.
WHO I:NOWsmother of ·H arold NOTOald, ,....Mi..
Saicl a m.,Dt, u lie ..,.q br 11.11;
dent of the- student. eou:ncU and e11
taU,
sen ior in the Collect;.
T o Ue Uttte moab. t ...
aDd
The GREAT Lombardo ao~Wint,
male :
"Conlu C\iu~ Say," is .,oa.riq to new
F rom your ofrapriQC, 1117 deanr
heii'M.t. . .Tlle S.tiDrday e.ftlihl'
"ln a few millioo JMI'a
•
•Post is flP'ODIIf)rinc a eoutat wllieh
May evolve • profeaaor ln Yale."
~pays '7MI for Cozrfuaian~ .•
-AtMMn11l.
IE:nt.er now, t.be ~ontest doees AJ)ril
SOUTH OF THE 80RDr.&AR01..1'ND TOWN we ftftd: Beo!W eathu l'tlport In a Mezlc<&D .,...
oomy ule at Stmde'r'a I and 10
per- " Cbili t.oda7, bllt. bot ta·
lasting mdefiaitely. .SMw civeft
mal• ."
At tbe door eaeh nichL
''T'toMa a fueiuat.inc ai.lht
To aee, at ea(.b ftcbt.,
Tbem t.ur tleketa juA. riallt.
So we ean well •fford
To abow with tin e •ctord
Appreci•tion t oward
Moan. Sbowen and W•rd.
-Fra nce,_ Myers.
MR. AND Ma5. DON WORLEY
HAVE BABY SON
.~n ~:bt. ~nd ~e~l-.alf JlOtll'ld &!)n
11ras born tn Mr. a"ad Mr.s. Don Wor.
ie)" of IP:nker.i'burg at the City Hoa.':)ital in f'.J.tll.:er-sbur;; Frilruary 20.
The child h.ss been named Don lMieh..
.,_el. Mn. Worley. nee Virgi.."'i.l. Kin.
......
a.
..
::u~~ t~e .:::~Y·:~:I:;:;:n;:.
"o SALE-
Board of .Education , and m.tftJ
He -asked fer. buminr k iua,
pe~tple •ttendin8' Wesh:)'an pme.
She aid ira aeeerab eruel :
OOLUMBJ:A R.oECOR.DS haY e
' 'I am a red bot mamma
!pUt. on wu: two jan claaim.
But I ain't noltody'a fuel."
'' K ine Port.er Stomp" a nd "All.
-Dally At.bena• um.
Stu Sll"lllt," for all jitterbup. . .
The records npffterat talent. from
WlLL ENTER S T 0 N E W A L L
fo urte ~.: n bandlead('I Ml and instruJACKSON LITEit.ARY CONTEST
mental eoloisb a.nd inelude ~meb
&rtist.s as Benny Goodman, Gene
Tbe "Glen ville Hip Sohool .s~
KTU ~ and Jaek Teagartera •.. S"a..
tum, • MI team• from four other
honal release will be the ftrst week blab achoola wtp enter t.be St.o~·
in Marcl!.. • .Jiy aong ld't of the wall Jaebon Liki'VJ Cont.elt at
•eek Is "That Old GanR' of lliue," · Jane Lew, llarcb 6, o nuouneea Mile
,!lung by Pury ·Como, of Ted
DeleD McGee, A. B. '39, instructor
Weems' Orc:b estn.
.Until nest Ira , peeeb in tlbe 1llch acbool.
The eonteet., tw•rat7 d•:v• .prior to
week, adiotl.
the Sixth Distriet. Intersebolastie
THIS WEEK'S ADMONITION:
Public Speaking Conteer. to be bekl
here under t.b& auspkee of tbe Col·
The glory th•l comes .from lh'• lege, will be m.ade up of t•ms from
ing in the re-alm of ~ciety is like J•ae Lew, Weston, Weat Milford,
the van ishing embers of • coamp- LoM. l~ek. and Glenville.
A1 f urtlle r pneti« for tlle em·
llre: bu t if you are a penon wbo
prAdkC=a courtes:v and kindness to. test t.o be here M•r(_h 28, GleiWille
ward other&, t hen your glory is like spee(.b atudents plan to meet. eoo·
the eve r~ing ~ - It i!J 11 p ldi rag t.estant.a from W• Milford, f.oat
light. t.o those wllo follow.-Mildred Creek, Plarke:rsburc, Gratton aDd
Nol"'l!.autown.
·Riley.
Team1 GlenviDe baa met. tbue far
are Burn.ville, lane Lew, aDd We.
EPWORTH LEACU£5 TO
to n.
SPONSOR PICTURE SHOW
T he E pworth League. of •. he Glen.
v ille Methodist Chur eh arli ~n.so r­
lnr a sh ow "Ba.d Utt.h.' Angel" at. the
Lyric The3te r t.onis-ht. and to morrow
n ight. P'ro<!eeds .wi]J be t•w d to 1end
dC"Icp.h•! to the Ep.<;'l·orlh Lee.gue In.
sbtute. a nd the You11g P eoph:.'s h
nemblr, summer (.am-; , for ~A-ague
mcrnt1C'r!.
T ;c:'.;C"t.s may be pu~t"d from
J ~so.i ~ Riffle, Gladys ("!•yton , Sime<.n
Hall, Roo~rt Haum.ln and Paul Be.1!.
--~-·-
.A University of C'hk ago .scie n ti~
ney, i!l a fo rmer e.t udent. in the Col. h.l.s inven ted a m:ltrimony me ter to
l tege. and ~ a rMce of Dun B . L. mutore tht probability of a happy
marriag~ fo r •n:v coup!e.
!White.
\
:~1!~!~:~~b·a~e~o~::ba~:er¥!:k:J~t:!
high gradee cannot be malatalned without
ability and effort. Whea an emploJer loolao
far personnel to meet bJa preeile reqaJre..
menta, he will aeek. thoee who ca11 best une
him. Thoee he chooeee will come fnlm th•
ranks of thoee who have already demoutra~
ed efB.ciency.
Student& are known quite mucb 111 th•
IT&dea they make.
ltNOW THE JANITOR
1IIE LEARN mucb of our fellow etudeetll dq
n ..,. day. and we are eometimee led "'
think. we le~rn about' (u well u from) oar
profeuora. Involved .,re ia an u::ehau•e of
ideas. a comparfaon of related nluee, a cJarlftcation and otabillzatJoa of tboqbt, a teoting to, determine practieality. 'l'heae an aea
u they &fiPNr Ia the Iicht of aaotller eon'a opinion, and the worth of praetiee ill
con&idered quite eound indeed.
But what of the man who aees us 10 to
class day by day, hears our aerioua talk or
idle chatter as we pua throu1h the corridor.
sweeps away the acraps of the day to make &
better beginning tomorrow. or keeps the furnace stoked? Does he not get a most imp~
sive view of the four hundred be works far
and with each day?
Truly, we will mi.!a mueb of thia UDderstanding that college it P""'Umed to brblgif we do not get acquainted with the janitor
before we leave.
Which Shall It Be,
A Job Or An Education?
~~te~oi~if~ {h'1;'e-~~~i!'ro":/'..:":f
deciding ,between a job and a college edueation. FrequenUy a student comes to a teaeb-.
er with the queation, "Shall! take thia Jol> at
- - dollars a month, or ahall I cantina•
my education?"
At first glance, this would' seem very h&rcl
to answer. The thought O'f 'a larwe salary. ~·
s.ibly larger than one would receive teachiQ
school, doea look good to tbe ,e:re. And we are
tempted many times to throw away, like
f~~ ~~~:~d:C~~tn~';"O:~~nj:b~C:be::!;
ita worth, c:an compare witll the value of a
college education.
In college, one reeetvn ideas. impreulou,.
and developa ideals which would seldom
come to one outside ita realm. There one experiences the pleasure of mJneliDg with people whose intelligence. ia on a h.fgh level.
.Many timel'!, it ia true, one does coma o~ of
a class without much knowledge of subJect.
matter, but the impreaaions and ideu gathered by just being- there an well worth tb•
time and effort of attending.
So wh en someOne asks your opinfon coza...
cerning a "job or an ed ucation," b e ever
r eady wit h the reply: ~'An education of
coune, for tomorrow the j ob ma..v end."-
FAIR TODAY AND TOMOaROW
F're.sllman : " Are you r olnc to
tho f&i r l"
"
Sen ior: "What fairl "
Frt>Ahnwn: " Well, I ~w in. the
pape.r ' J'Ii:r toda7 a11d t.omonvw'.",
Quick Quips
'Ti• n wonder wh li.t Confucius
wo~:ld uy, if hfc. were t.o h1•ar to.
da:r the th ings he u sup)oaed to
Agn ~
~
w
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Dbtrust the book which reads too
beca use suc h writings appeal more
QUIOK-SU.Y.ER
senses than to the intellect.~obn P.
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THE GLIIIYIIU MUaJIIT
lt~~~~~;.ftJD;;:---~----~~~~~~~df--~PIONEERSUPSETBROADDUSRVE
AND WIN 72 TO 62 DECISION IN 11iE
LAST HOME GAME OF THE SEASON
Griffith and Rboadea Stqe Wild ~
R.aee ADd T'h.e.. Come Out With
34 Pointe Each
Earl Me Donald. Mer.eu.ry Sporta Edltor
Feb. 2~Tbourh the Pioneers went t.
with only a natTow 25-19 lead, Jwlior
c:O..Captain. took control of the White Wave'•
and sc-ored aeven ot b.ia te.am'a teD deld
on the he&'f)' end of a 50-40 JCore over
WHt Vi~n..ia Wealeyan College be'J"e Uuiil'ht
~ JJU<;IUILAr<N<JN ,
~l~~~~~~h~o~uae~o~f~l~5~0~0;eh
Pt.7lnr1pectaton..
ODe of t.be .,._~ .....,..
l eerinl'
WII&U WUE YOU, JIM? /
f t COULDN'T ftnd Ji• Cos
..,_Mre afkr the W Ml.,.a.Oien·
.me .... Lbe otbn" nicbt ln ~k..
-..IIO.ribidmllboot~
..... pndic.ticnta for Ute Babeata
,._ u,., han.ded WVU a butmc
• ._..n\41-n. Coz.. in ble eol.
- . SPORTRA.ITS, 11:1 eh w...
..... Phar~ ..,.., '\Bound op
. , u..ir victory, thla colo:mnilt t.
. . . . to crawl out. oa e llm.b and
.a fGr &be Bck.ate to win all tbt<
-s-ta remain ina on the ac:'hedule
~the M'tinhall PIM at Hunt~~c&on ."
You an a loyal wpporter for
- . Mtot.bodlat;a., J im, but nenr un.
Mr&Lt tbe Pioneera. And aa f<tr
. . B...S of lll.araball, the Whl.t.e
Wan is .tlll waltlft&' fore erat:lt et
llile Bendt:'NOn crewo.
IIAUHALL LOOKS WEST
lii'EAd<ING OF llAII.SIIALL,
1Mre it a poulbWt, tat tM Herd
wiD p to tM bla' nut et Kaaua
at,. Alld .»rolill_. -the Pina..,. pull
lllroaP the lut 1llp of thti Welt
Vbwiale. eoa:f'ernoe nee, U..t
-
......... tt.d..;fw batLia
aUcW
~
DkkB..... eo----.mtM
GarMua
n.u,.
Mall, . , . ,
''It
of hill C&J'MI', Rllo"hlet lloop;td lite
from •"'T attle to oukl.ul
OUtnlart OM of Ceb• &oa' beat
lb y...,.,a.a.coliU4DOtbilf
lD b.t. -~ tot U..t C!Dald
•••• ciON eaot~P to \M ~
co-c:apUla 10 .fDul bl..
'Jtb. lrid.O'rJ' IIBJ'ked U.. ~··
over the Bobca"- ~ ta.. c.urrnl
Oo P'~rual'f 5 U.. PloDMN
ro-nped over the MdAod.IM. 15-U n
t.h" borne ftoor in Glarilla.
11:.• So~ MW o.., a brid
IMd in 1M earl7 at.bna\a wkD
rnu,
Feola,
~DUC\..4
for
D
w....,..
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llfrOal
uta b.o
ended
~~eeoDd
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The IISrtt qu.art.e:r
-~"
&eldentallr, Bodl;oa i8 era \JM
WM\ VlrPiia t..bt~ H~MDit­
d~ •uch to ueo~
co t~V to t1w
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22-i lead,. UN. lllgeg l•d duril:l&
'-he contnt. The third quarter mdecl
with 0\enville In front, 35-29.
X..te in lhe came Spencer e t1d.
Anutronl' ch'opped In aoal.l to pin
H -33 lead for Glemille, but Sam
Bobcat center, went to tb~r
to cut tbc ma"fin \.0 10
IUD time.
aecoud place ac.orinc
boftOr& wen Lo11le Bomarao of Glenville aod Fruk Elu. ot Weeleya~~
with ten eaalL
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in. lbl:
period
tbe Pionura
a
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-bll Lbe PJoaeen and tb~ lied
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tonranl,
thto tip olf. ThaD t.be lh\hodt.U;
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ICIIOOI..aOYI' TOURNEYS
TBIS ~. llND uct:kuW
..... Kbool \CI\U'~aate-- alJ OYV
tar. .ca~ will attract llae etteaCioe of
.eboolbor Mall:etbaU
....,., wbatt.. he be a .tar of &be
team ,or the l•at aub.titute,
Coach C. D. Wm:oll&' . . d lda lo.
eal Terror, will .-ia tor boaor:. at
Bpnoar In what pro·rDiMe &o be a
.._.up aft'alr. Wuto . .a team baa
.,Ut In pm.. with moet of b.il;
C. C. RHOADU AND
HOWARD BUS
••«17
a W&DMESDAY
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naza
W.-1 . RATED HICJI
Pnt.othewUt.~
Aa,
are haiUDI' Washiq\GD·
~ aa til~ new elate dtamsad even •here iu Gleaorille aome
former Rllltop~rs aTe wuu.,. co
IMt their Jut deaa s'hlrt that
IHtr aim :~ mater i 1 Lopa •Mn the
1a10ke clean at .Mo.,...ntown. The
echoolboy clauic at the Unlvanlty
S. provinc to be one of the snte'a
~n.d l n~ aport. &TUU o.f tbe
~. As !or picJrlne t.he 1940 will·
a!', •co11 leave U.t to f'OU·
EltNE5T GARREn'
Soft Driato:., c-.ly,
Tok-. Billludo,
Pool
STUDENTS I
wt.ol-.ome
Me..la.
S.ndwich• ..ul Soft
DriD1u,
You c.n•t Fiad Bet.tewThan at
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RESTAURANT
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IPI'iftC lntnmu1'&1 caJaJMWr
afthe17, plttl' JKID:I', botM •hou.
OOWN IN R.ARXI.SON Cooaf7
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T\JESDAY
tollrft&m.nt to .. aDd ,..~ oD.lJ' a
lftr~ftfty cbuce o.t takiiiC' the
8D•l contuL Ho-wev6f, llllould
lack Coarad and BarT)' Pritt cet
-.ot'' u t.her freq11ntly ba."fe
lllariac the te&IOD the Tert"On
alaould brtftl' horn. tM croWD aJIIIl
.-.It tbe Rqiout at Cluk:lbu.rr.
For
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BAD UTrLE ANCEL
Nrw eports to be Hated on.
aie c1Mi dtMr bueball or eoftball.
The ltltnmlll'&l \ulnr«ball ~
will c.ot~chade t\e M&lon with a
Mlillm.. .nL lledal •~ will be
J.e IOOD U tbe 't'anitJ"• bukftball
..-on Is completed, the llltn.maral
bultetball learue will be Ia tuU
I!JW"iJ1c' becau. tile u.ms can laan
the amnuium more ott.a to pt.,.
the.irpmee..
THUltSDA T a FRlDA Y
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GLENVILLE MIDLAND CO.
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Rudde lJ Reed, Owner
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THE GLENVlu.E MERCURY
Billy Karantonis ..
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Radio Man Neal Corarhe{s Says 'I Blow
Old C. Q~ arrd They Let Me In, Presto'
Darlnc his .fruhman rear J(,,.nnton-
By D-·e}' Berry
•;PEECH CLASS TO ENTERTAI.N
il; went i D for box.ing and in a mett
at li t. Hope he fin ished an opponent
m ai:x aeeonda to set some- sort of
State speed .record. Later, in Cbarlt=St.oD. be dusted olf a tough opponent
111 t:llli'enty ~ds, and this too was
a State record.
There
bo .
high
eebool, b=~~:.~~:~ k:~~g: play-
Univenity, not only listens; he helps villt' Civic Club, M.u ch 4, at 8
do it..
o'clock in t he socia l room of the
It's hi.! hobby. He say.s he's been Mcthod i5t Church.
ing football and fi.rhting , r.oo. Sic'ned
a.s a nUdd le ~ht and 11·e-ighi ng betwee~ 150 &ttd 160. pounds, he
J".'ld m to amateur eompebtlon an d
IIM't somo CT! the best fighters that
t.bree atates had to offer.
ln Charleston In 1938 ht- beat
•a.nb~ll Mor-ra, Pen nsylv.anta state
<>'hamp1on, and 1n 'HuntingtOn he won
"''"'the dnmp1on of Nortbem Vn·pna and Southern W est Vll'gm1a
Hi, o.., Bir Mom-t
.And though all the figh ts "'-ere intd'atlng to him. Kannt.onis picb
ik. vict.ory over the P ennsylvanian
u tM high spot of .his ring experi eDC'e. Hardest. city "to g et a square
de.l in," he AT-l, is Dunti ngto n.
Ot.h!d- town• in whk.h he has fought
are BhulfieHI, Wh ite,ville, Seth,
.Montcoal and Stoeco.
Yes, in this comer is t.he curly.
headed , unpntentiou.s, .genUt:man
f.ftllhm.an who ia here • • a student
it. ' ' l t'a always int.ertsting and he:Jp! ul ," he :ave"- "I Jearn more geogr.aphy .1nd a.lw.ya find out about the
weather The fi rst. li me l tried I JUHt
shook and shook and whe n someone
.uid, ' You'n on ' t.he air,' 1 backed
out. The seeond time, 1 Cllled Al a&ka but no answer came."
Corathers is a member of the
American R.adlo Reby Le:ague m em·
bership in "llfhicb permits ~ne Ito
broadcast. ove r any amateur set. H e
slid '' Whe n 1 .see on e of these outr
fi ts, ' y •hiP" the old c . Q. and they
let me jn, l':ve ta.lked to ,people in
eight $loa toes. Jt's the only bOOby for
those who want to meet ne w a nd interest ing- people."
Naturally Cor.athen thinks hia
hobby isn't e:irpensive.. " All you
need," he pointa out_ " ia a tube or
two, some wire, a sokieri"3' iron, a
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an~l~ten~!l~ee ~~=~~.~:::.n b~;:.
th is is BHJ: the we=~ther down he.rc
:n::e;:.
GLENVILLE C IVIC CLUB
Cuttings £rom one act plays 'Will
!:~e~:a:r::~~::;svi~';!~~ ~i:;e~e:~hth~a~'~:;::e l~=rp~~~:
:~e'!n~ •:i~~n~t-~·~~~ Ql~ sib:c~ik~:
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:;::lv~ ~to;:e:r 9f~ll':c~~ ::~ ~fe!li:::e~~. the
FI·rst Semester. Honor
knowledge to
FRESHMEN
Na•• aad Addren
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!: ::~~:~ns7'm~n:~~i~~;ton
8. Ruddell Reed, J r.,
Because of the war no Rhode•
Khola.nhlps !Will be granted in 194~.
SincG 1923, 16 colleges !I- n~ un1.
venitiu
have made
R.O.T .C.
a]
or abolished
it. a.l together.
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6 , PeaT) Dot.son, Pah:'stinc
7 . Rosalea .Williams, Auburn
Ma~:~ ..~l):;s ;,!~h;~·~:: d:re~~~ 8. Warren C unningham, !Ripl ey
9. Betty Sue •B eater, Weston .. ,
10 .. Frank Ba.nuner, Weston
lle Mo&.s, O' Neil'a "Befor e Break· 11 . Beulah W<:lugh, 'Burnsville . .
fast" Eva Amos w1U gtve a musceal il2. Rose Marit:' Taylor, Spencer · ·
read ing
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13. Ev~~::lyn Keith, Fola . ..
14 . •Edit.h. Pell, Grantsville
16. Li.lli&n B etner, Burnsville
eraona S
16. ~Robert Bauman, Glenville
17. Edward BeTSman , &nd F OTk
Mrs Charle!t E Ba.rnett of Whetlt.. 18. Elel.nor Mace, Letlie rbark
ing. visibed her daughto'r, Marjorie, 19. Jtuth Fox, iRHdy
il l!cnior in the Collqoe,
the pest 20. Robert Johnson , Glenville
week.
21. Warren Latrlb, Glt'nvillc
Sheldon Rhodea spent the wet'lt. 22. ~Mary L. Tonkin, Heaters .. .
end at his bOJI"K!: in R;pley.
23. Eloise Wolfe, Glt'nville
Miss El~e Roberts, :1~ alumna of 24. Edith Hedge, HaTTiSVIIIe
the ~Co llegt and a superv1so~ of nu~- 25 ..William Kafer, Jane Lew . . .
sq In the Cook Count.)' H ospi"bal, Ch1- 26. Bem.:Jrd +Prather, lAwford
<:ago, spent the week....end in Glenville 27. Mi.rgant D. Wilson, Clar.kiburg .
visitlng h.er mother, ·Mrs. -Non V. 28. Roland Holt. Jr., Clarlccburg
~rt.s, V~'t'ona tM~pfl Hall, and hflll" 29. Nancy Lee Mu rphy, Persif'C"'r
!lister ~n-d bro~-m-law, Mr. and 30.\ltartha Sapp, Scnnmerwil~ . .
Mrs. Lmn B . H1ekman, Court Street. 31. Anna Lee Vannoy, Cox'a ·Mill• .
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TOURNEY DRAWINC.S 32. Edith June
tall, and who L. modest in admitting
"'The most fun ," he eonclude.s, "is
that he lolt only six decisions in t-<> ,-i.sit ,. n amateur broadcuting
fifty ftghta, Including tournament station, then go home and li!Un
b&Wea.
'll.'bi1e t hey talk about you."
B ia father told him that. '\1:.n yone
should be glad to live in the United
.SPONSORS DANCE
State."; •nd hb high sohool coach,
Prank Vasa, convinced ~im tb!t
Gh:!nviUe State Teachers
liege ts
a COOd place for higher education .
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Drawings for the sixth unual "2 .
West Virginia college tournament at
3.
Buckhannon !March 11.12 are as fol4.
lows: Salem va. Shepherd; Fai rmont 5.
va. Morris Harv,.'y ; Wesleyan VB.
6.
Concord; D.--E. n. Potomac State. 7.
{The Social Committee provided 18 Akl~non..ffiroaddus and West. Lib- 8.
ro-~nd dance Friday night in the erty drev.r by'i..s, •Glenville will not en. 9.
gymnasium for students and ment- ter the tournament.
10.
be·rs of the f&.c"Uity ·who didn't attend
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the Glenvi lle-Wesleyan !basketball
Obt:rlin College has a Pullman
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CST named after it.
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Frluteea IM.yen, GJenV\lle
1Edna Cnnnmett, Harrisville' . . .
Marjorie Rarden, Spenoer ....•.
Pau.l Deal, Glenville . .. . . .
Brenk>!! Sullivan, Parkerlbu.rg . .
,BJa:kely .Boggs. i'orter
Thred-a Crum.mf:'tt, Harrisville
Oley Chy, •Mount Hope .• · · · · ·
Mary M.. Homer, ClarkSburr . ·
J uanita Haught, Grantsville . . .
Russell .Fankhauser, P in e Grove ..
Mattie S1zemore, Lizemore
Gladys Cayton, Walkersvill~: . . . .
·Helen West, Voalley Fork .
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Uonard Cox, tLetter C.p , , , , . , • •
Ethe l Goddat'd, <Nt;w M&rtin3Ville .
Bonnie Ranna, Can1den-on.JGuuley
Doris Webb, Friendly •• ,
JUNIORS
1. Olive !Myers, Glenville . . .
2. Eugene Crut.chl!.eld, Bui'Jlsville .
3. Tert-'M Butcher, Cedarville , . •
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He.len Stanal"d, E>non ... . •..•. , 18
James Heater, Weston , ..•• , . • .. 16
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9. Mary Louitt WoodLord, Glenville ..
Dewey Berry, Vica.n . ... .. , . , . .
Vnlt'inia We.st, Troy .• .. ... , , ,
Ruth Annabel Bull, -Glenville
Eva Amos, Burnsville . . . . . . . . . .
.M3rian Mt:ans, <Amden . . .. . , .
Elmer Ca.wtbon, J-r., .Lottor .Cap , .
Ralp)J Cox., EliUbett. .......... .
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l. Clair Morrison, Weaton
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'Mary .Helen Port.ef'fteld, Glenville .
Maxine .Bollingt'r', We.stoD .
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COLLEGE DEBATING TEAM
ON TRIP THIS WEEK
The Collt:ge debating team, coached by Miss Kathleen Robertson , will
go to Morris Harvey a nd Concord
Colleges this w~ek.
The put Saturday the College
tum was in Wheeling and there met
West Uberty in i deb3te broadcast
from Station W:WVA.
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OR FOR MORE
SERIOUS COOKING
All thal can. be learned in a unlversity is the cen eral principles, tbe
fundamental propositions. lbe: theory
of any disdpline.-Robert. Maynard
Hutchins.
Seventy.e ight Indiana Unive.nity
flraduates have become· coU~ prui..
dents.
The University of Okl&homa has
rules which 'Pl'Ohihit the playinl' of
llWinr mua.ic o n the eampus.
.Exactly 91 per cent of ttle
cordia ColleJt:' (!Minn.) sWdmt
a..re Lutheran•.
Tbe UuiftnitJ of Keotoelq
aeoloaic&l u..uea.m. contains
Indiu .Ule&ona.
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Chesterfield's Twin Pleasures are
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cleaner
faater
Keep your car in perfect tune. You'll
better
"
and
easier
for
beginners
and old
timers
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'f'.-ii'eatimate on your repair work
moat moderate at the
. I
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you get from Chesterfields.
Because of their right combination
of the world's best cigareue tobaccos,
Q.esterfields give you a cooler, better·
tasting and definitely milder smoke.
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