Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 11, Ed. 1, Saturday, December 3, 1938 Page: 8 of 8
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Mis & 6iUJnc
hk "THE LADIES STOIJE"
COLLEGE GIRL3 CLOTHES
Opinions Given On This Year's Publication
HP PLAYERS TO
PRESENT FIRST
"For The Asking" opens here Dec.
10. Last night we saw another of the
ct of 1038 Is not on par to last year's of the Brownwood Banner: "Roy Fox of Premonitions because the writer (J(jJYl UfcjL I J
minlicauoil uanuiu UnmiWS uracKS in our luucmeni is uirninK oui one uuea nut uvu uu iu iiiuiu. int uui
Is getting too pattlal to a certain of the finest college weeklies to be and Flicker's writings are good but
irtoun and Is not personal enouch. found anywhoie." I do not lead the editorials."
What editorials that 1 read arc all Charles Day: "The edlfoilal policies Jack Logan: "The sport page should f ' . -phnnrsntn that imv w
right." should be directed more toward stu- cover more territory in a condensed tcarlng th Mlms Building wide open
Mack Boswcll: Telegraph editor of dent' activities and problems. The foim and there Is need for Slime Let- from 7:30"to 10 every evening. Vir-
Btownwood Bulletin: "The Yellow movie column takes space but Is a tots to Pa. In nil however the Yel- gma Kinnisten was calling to Carlton
Juckct mote than compares with any bit of a "flop". Otherwise the Yel- low Jacket is as good as can be found to flnd wnat.s tno matfer with the
other college paper that I have seen low Jacket Is good." Madge Bennett: "The Premonitions balcony spot Lioyd says snuddup
Time Is tnken for Its makeup and It Julia Barnes: "Picmonltlons and column is especially good and the no cjmt hcar th(J cueg wUh cvcryog
Is not thtown together in a sloppy other columns should be devoted to covetage Is on the same par. Some- ve1n Contain Parker launches the
Howard Puync and its present' activ- how I never read the editorials. crchcstra nto something aboue love
Bastaln: "The covcratre Itles instead of worldly things. Gen- Sonny Smith: "Hick's dirt dope n . .?.. .
the ones responsible for the new stove ioUer covetage than ever before and appearance of the current paper oral appcatance and cdltotlal policy could not be better but 1 do think the tnrouh an intricate routine while
which has been put In the office of the Some editoiials are good and some arc Is far ahead of last yeat's edition is O. K." spotts page could carry a more ver- Mclvn oeg dramaUc wjth a neRro
Yellow Jacket. It surely gives reason not so ..llot.. It wotlltl not nurt to However the tadlo column covets Katl II. Moote pastor of First sutilc covetage." number. But dispite the din and con-
ior cnjuyiuuiii ui um m w .v.... irm n tew people mnu once in a wntic. space duv in my estimation (iocs noi napusi vuuicu; iuur luiiunuu m m j n iiannuu wau .ii.u stant Intcruptlon it is apparent that
when thote is something to counter- Flcti Scott: Tno gporfa and cdl- say anything." the last Issue on Thanksgiving nnd depattment of Baylor: "The Yellow AJvle strasncr 'Jr has just sune
act the chill of the winfty winds. mrlals are cood. I like the dltt col- Marlon Kiichncr: "If Slimes Let- especially on Hitler wetc well writ- Jacket Is a tecomendation to Howard . . . ' " ..' . .
umn better than anything but it is ter to Pa was in the Yellow Jacket ten full of seasoned thought." Payne. It is very readable and en-
Sunday for the first time we heard not teally petsonal enough." the weekly would be complete." Mary Evelyn Jones: "I don't' like joyublc to one who is not even ac-
the Show of the Week presented over Hat old Chastain: "The Yellow Jack- James White publisher and edltoi the Idea of the quotations at the top quaintcd with the campus."
As most of the students of
Howard Payne at some time read
The Yellow Jacket It usually
proves interesting to seek opin-
ion on the editorial policies and
the appearance of the school
paper. Here arc the. answers of
several students and friends of the
school to the question: Wha do
you think of the appearance the
coverage and editorial policy of
the Yellow Jacket this year?
Geotgc Edwards: "This year's Yel- way."
First we would like to congratulate low jacjct is better balanced nnd has CJeoige
TheMagicEye
By O. MIKE HILLOCYCLE
WELCOME BACK ALL YOU EXES!
It Is n pleasure to see so many old
acquaintances back for homecoming.
the Mutual Network at 5:30 CTS
(WGN is heard plainly at this time
during the winter months) and featur-
ing different bands of outstanding
accomplishment. They have had such
bands ns Joe Relchman Vincent Lopez
Mildicd Bailey Eddy Duchin Al
Goodman Peter Van Stceden Ozzlc
Nelson Kay Kyscr Bunny Bcrigan
Chapel Converted Into
Grammar Class As
McChristy Lectures
STAR IN "THE BAD MISS MANTON"
English mnjots of Howatd Payne
ate fills week hoping to receive an
nvtm KninpHtm- Imtir In Rnirllsh itftor
and others. Last Sunday we hentd Ule jummar class that was conduct-
Larty Clinton. Next Sunday we hear c( n dl( oxcrcises TueMiay motn-
Sammy Kayo. Hlfhllghts on the pto-
grum are the Introductions by fnut
noted master of ceremonies Kay Per-
kins noted humotlst and star of a
dozen hit shows.
Ing by MLss Cleo McChtlsty.
Miss McChristy pointed out many
of the common faults of evcty day
usage of the English language to the
undivided .satitleal attention of stu-
dents. Stating that "evoiyone Is prone to
UFO some wotd or phiase incorrectly
So you want to be a radio singer
eh? Heie's the kind of a repcr (we
cannot spell repcrtolte to save our
selves) you need. Maty Eastman in conversation and also fiotn the
star of the Satin day Night Setenadc speaker's platform" Miss McChtisty
says that one should know many Illustrated some of the most notice-
languages. She knows 03 arias from able ertots of English
nineteen French Italian German ami Amon Ul0SI! rior8 )0nlctj out
Austrian opotas about Juu songs u wee Hlch as ..Uoll.t.. ln thu thlrtl )el.
Beethoven Schubctt. Btahms Mozart Hculnr nluJ iurui velb with a
compound subject; use of substantives
cotiectly; the use of the object of the
sentence and the use of the predicate
nominative.
Tchnlkowsky Strauss Mavel Lcbussy
nnd modern composers. She shows
that one needs not only quality but
quantity.
Hcie are some new songs which ate
predicted to go high In our estima-
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VALUABLE BOOK
COLLECTION IN
HP LIBRARY
tlon:
"Hurry Home."
"Jecpers Creepers."'
"What Do You Know About
Love."
"Just a Kid Named Joe."
"The Umbrella Man"
Wc wish to congratulate Mrs.
Kcaton for the splendid chapel pro-
cram Monday. She and Miss Spt inkle ed; twenty-four members wetc pro-
displayed unusual coordination and .sent.
talent In both the Individual numbers of fleets of the new club ate Lois
and ln the duet. Hctc's hoping that r.etiSoe incident; Geotgia Nell Shatp
we nave more oi tnis in wc nn vlce-piesldcnt; Jean Lelnwcber sec
future.
IT CAN BE DONE
STING A COWBOY
Bledsoe Leads Library
Assistants In New
Campus Organization
Llbtary assistants met Wednesday
afternoon and formed Howard Payne's
youngest club. The name "Howard
Payne Libtaty Club" has been select-
Barbara Stanwyck and
Fonda in n scene from "The
Miss Manton" RKO's
comedy hit playing at
sweet love to Dorothy Wells and been
well received. . . even by Papa Hardin.
Definite changes have been made
since rehearsals have got in full
swing. Jean Strickland Lurline Poe
and Jewel Bateman have stepped into
principal roles Lloyd and Paulino
Calhoun have developed into a strong
acting team Joe nnd Jack after a
number of accidents appear to be
quite some duelists. The show an
otlglnal musical comedy highlighted
In the north cast corner of the by frln-dly satire on several recent
Howatd Payne College administration Btoadway hit shows accented by
building lies one of her greatest young love hits a new high In 11th-
tteasutes the llbiaty. It contains sjmc songs interwoven with a hilar-
moie than twenty thousand volumes ious plot. We'll be awfully surprised
consisting of tefctences and reading il it doesn't roll 'em In the Isles and
material fot all subjects. And among make 'em stand up and cheer . . .
these twenty thousand volumes five If they have any breath left.
dlffciuiit' collections are found. Some Why this departure from straight
if tlu"-e ileal with special subjects drama? Not' that we minded but
ethers cover a varied field. It had us guessing until we had our
Take for instance the Betty Shel- hits. Or an original or two that the
ton Collection. Given in honor of their Playeis ate lining up with the Build-
mother Mrs. Betty Shelton of Brown- ing Campaign and giving their all in
wood the Shelton children Mrs. J. diatnatlc talent to -raise money to
T. Floyd of Rockwood; Jack Shelton equip our stage until It Is an equal
College Station Joe Shelton Brown- to the best In the country. "No
wood Miss Annie Shelton Brown- leason for Texas to be looked down
wood .1. H. Shelton Btownwood and on by California North Carolina
Dr. Ben M. Shelton Brownwood Iowa or the Eastern schools" say
sponsor this collection. Books relating the players. "We're out to do some-
to history and historical background thing about that. If the student body
are constantly flowing Into the library ate behind us we can pack the audl-
. . in this collection. totlum at a twenty cent gate. Then
Henry Theatre Saturday midnight and Sun- John D Robnett Coectlon. wo.n lve Howard p tho bcst
3 Bad day only. "The Bad Miss Manton' . n(T nnntOP llnn s th .Tohn D. wlt ahnw tMa 0H nf nrnflf10
hilarious is a 250000.00 Movie Quiz Contest lohnM colIectlon 0nce the personal f.otn recent Broadway and Hollywood
the Lyric ptctute.
Flickers from the Cinema
By "FEE DIDLER"
monument in our library. It was pre
sented by the sons of Dr. Robnett
Greetings all you Exes gi actings Next .coming up we have a personal Capt. J. D. Robnett Jr. Dr. A. H
Tnvlm nil nf vim ilnti't' knnw mincnrnnrn. Thla nno is tn ho Rllfn KOPllCtt. nnil MaiOr H. M. ttODneu.
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ptoperty of the late John D. Robnett interview with Eugene. It seems the
founder and the former president of movies can buy from us!" Orchids
Howard Payne College some three to you Players: wo like your show
hundtcd volumes of a theological and and your Ideas. Even to coming
ethical natute sctve as a never-dying through with the twenty cents!
IT CAN BE DONE
STING A COWBOY
we say
what this column is nil about but Davis (confidentially James Davis at his death.
don't worry 'cause wc don't either. says he Is a fourth cousin to Rufc)
TERRELL TAKES
Continued from page 3
tetaiy-tteasuter; and A. M.
Ghirlcy Temple who is growing up
mighty ftiht conies to life again in
Flnlay l now onu calk'd "Just Around The
In the line of general literature
wlio can imitate almost anything with fulls the collection In the memory of crowd of Southwestern followers
only his mouth. Along with Rufe uooert K. ttowaru autnor wno oieu auuiuuu uuwuig unur turning oi vic-
wil'l be the Man: Btothets in "Room June 11 1030. This group was pre- tory over the Jackets broadcasting
Service" their fitst In a long while senteu ny ur. l. m. nowaru miner ui me iuuu wui wuy were uuoui io nine
While we arc congratulating let
us say that the program presented
by the trio in Wichita Falls Saturday
morning came over very nicely. Wc s w A'exandcr
MonnnWml tllf vnlf'PH lit nnpe OS tnOSC . . .. . ... .
vv-"" - "" ' " . . Chnilottc Aimer Jcntnei Htoites uor
y . ... i.t.. . .. .. . .. a. jv II.L biiwii iuoi lit ft iviii niiuui
topoiter. Mis. Lee and Mis. Hale -oinet. i uuombon mu ntgio uip Flom wnnt we have heard it is their the deceased and contains a complete a contetence title from the Baptists
were elected co-sponsots.
Members of the new club Include
Helen Hunter Ruth Embrey Georgia
dancer who bus taught Miss Temple ))est bcLWe th show tha they ni0 0f magazines ln which the pub- and boasting their spirit the George-
most of her daticlng. is in this one too cfm nct n wMch hag bcen ahed worla of Howard appeared town funs showed little interest or
as he has been in most of her other (loubtfu for s('imc tlmc Togcther the l'rlor to his denth. This by the way spit It In Brownwood being seemingly
bclonerlne to the gifted ttlo
thought that they wcte swell
and
The Kldoolers have a great worry
inne Giay Lou Addle Aldrldge Ear-
lone St linger Jetty Evans Virginia
Klnnlstcr Itene Marsh Dorothy
Wells J. O. Strother Mts. J. O. Stro
effotts. We took anoHer look at
her "Wee Willie Winkle" the other
day and came to the conclusion that
she did her best wotk in it of course
that is just one man's opinion so you
can take it or leave it.
two should make a pretty good even- is t"0 onl' collection wmen is Kepi moie lnieicsicu in tneir swing oanu
ings entettninment. together. after the Jackets had marked up their
Lew Ayrcs after several years as Vinson Sociology and Theology seven points. But not so with the
a misfit In Hollywood has budded out The Rev. Wade D. Vinson collection eleven on the field who with Jackets
onf. r ih hi-st vnunir actors on "f Sociology nnd Theology Is possibly In the lead fought until the last gun
the lot these days. He is teamed the laigcst ln the library. A one time even without the support of Its fol-
in keeping their Instalments in top lht.r" G ' 'palmer. ' A. M. Flnlay Mysteries and the like arc again with Lionel' Bartymore in "Young student nnd past field secretary of lowers
shane. Their iireatcst ttouble is in ... . .m i..- uinn n..it. r...i ..i .i i i.. -... t.-i.i.. rm.i . i .u ftnu-md Pavne Collece. Rev. Vinson The
most un- will hold your Interest ftom beginning collected a vast at ray of sociology of Southwestern one of the best In
liss Man- to end with the sttuggle between the nnd theology books. At his death the Southwest two years ago when it
shape. Their greatest ttouble Is in MacNauchton. Helen Ruth flndltur a nlacc on the movie market. Dr. Kildare." This Is a nlcture that Howaid Payne College Rev. Vinson The highly touted "Dixieland" band
. !.-.. i .. lv ntftsit lUlmn -- r . . . A .... ... i f i-.
Keeping mem hi w ''B'1!"'" """ ' Range. Joyce Blown Mrs. E. M. The latest of these and the mo
they get OUt of tune the KlUOOierS ... . t l.lnwnlipr. Grnco Mar- n.iivnntinnnl Is "Tho Mn.l Miss
have to change their arrangements t Williams Oletn Wheellngton ton" with Bat bara Stanwyck as Miss new doctor and the ethics of the his library was added to the Howard ptesented the "Pigskin Revue" was
greatly. The CO cent piano gives n. m.. m.i m.. iwis M.miv.n Tho . inr.i n n-ir. r.f0cir.r u it iv ihnm. Tim Pavne library. Included In this col- not up to the par of two years pre-
them tho most trouble. The fifes are Joyco ' Willlams and Bonlta of debutantes led by Miss Stanwyck two stats.'Ayics and Bartymore take lection are magazines relating to mis- vious or even last year. In our estl-
tonected by placing a wad or gum .muoso.iio minder. Tho nito. dohs a linns' shmo of tho notimr and the sionary endeavor and missions and mation the efforts of the Howard
The club will meet the first Monday Ro thtough the best pioceduie they same or tho praise to be given to this one oi ute most vaiuaoie xeatures is t-ayne uanu oversnauowea tne visi-
T'ch ntnt at fWe o'c ock. know In solving the c tse. story. -e collection of clippings and pamp- tors your wiitcr once finding the Yel-
inula uuuiniH niiu vw .v. ! iu uuuiwt uuuu piiiyui vvuui c
Rnf Dnvia Srhorliilorl CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS NWro. Rev. Vinson was the father thought it was tho Pltate ordhestra.
ivuie icivis ouneuuieu The Unlted states civll Scrvlce of Lpna yinson and Trmtt yn Tho game tm mQrQ th&a a week
ror LyriC December 5 Commission has announced open com- sim of Biownwood who with Mrs. old need not be brought to further
petltlvo examination for the positions Wade Vinson presented the collection light. It was a typical Howard Payne
Rufe Davis the scteen's lending named below: t() ol. Hbiary. Fotmer friends have victory sparked with the courage of
comedy bcnsntlon of 1038 comes to I'tlnclpnl Chemist Ptlnclpal Chem- iuiioi1 number of sociological books to do or die. and emDhatlcallv not tho
over the patt where it leaks the most.
Hnrrv Rlchman has returned to f
America from an engagement in the
old country. There he played a com-
mand engagement bcfoie the king
of England who icquested him to sing
nno nf tho sones ho Introduced "The
Birth of the Blues."
IT CAN BE DONE
STING A COWBOY
which were introduced by hlni Include
"Tho Other Side of tho Street" Lull-
abyc of tho Leaves" "I Have a
Parade" The Best of My Heart"
and many others.
TO THE FOOTBALL BOYS:
This Is the last and most import-
ant game of the season from the
standpoint of old rivalry. Wc
hope that you all will give every-
thing that you have physically.
Stay in there and fight.
Other songs T0 THE STUDENT BODY:
We sincerely hope that you will
all come out to this game and
really support your team. They
will be in there fighting for sixty
minutes to keep up a good re-
cord for H. P. C. Let's get In
there and support them to the
point of getting hoarse from
yelling. Stay In there and we
will
BEAT HARDIN-SIMMONS1
the Lyiic thcntie Biownwood Mon-
day December 5 thtough the arrange-
ment with Music Corporation of
Ametica.
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McLEAN'S STUDIO
101 Center Ave.
teal lMigmei.. ouuu a year ucpr. or lo tho collection. latter. There were many plays that
Agtlcultuie. rCot to be outdone by his father could be brought to bear many names
Chief Engineeiing Draftsman $2- Truett Vinson has well under way that could be added to tho hero
000 u year Navy Depattment. a collection of his own. He Is a grad- comer but we prefer to say it was a
Mechanic (Pneumatic Mail Tube llllte 0f the commetclal department to the entire squad coaches band and
ttt.utmill J1 fi'lO 11 Vrtfl. W'lishltinllin .... fl 1 Tl -nllArTA n..l nna IL ....Al . . .1 1 l l 1
successful screen hits tho "Radio "'"'"" v j.. n w numuu ) v-unvj--i """ we enure sijuuu cuueaes oanu unu
Rube"' will onleitnin with his songs D' C" Brnnrh of Buildings Manage- of tli staunchest rooters. His reason students typical of Howard Payne.
...V..IV .fc" ... w..w af.. jUj. lm. UHL'UllUlt C1 till ll.WVIVOb
of the Interior. futtherlng Howatd Payne. Books of
Alt ways Facility Specialist $3800 nn iuni)S nie coming In In a steady
a year Civil Aeronautics Authority stieam; they lange from history and
Born In Oklahoma and still pos- Applicants must have had 1000 hours historical novels and biographies to
easing tho diawl peculiar to that of solo flying plus cettaln experience current novels. Two of tho most re-
countiy Rufe is ceitnin to convulse In the operations division of an air cent additions to this collection are
young and old alike once he starts can lor. A valid pilot's certificate of "The Bellamy Trial" a tccent Crime
his ptesentation. competency is also requiied. Club mystery novel and Youngs'
The closing dates tor tnese tnree "They Seek a Country" the latest
Having leccntly finished a series of
ami guitar playing. The highlight's
of his offcilng nro his Inltntlons of
animals peisons and other objects.
Some of the plctutes In which Rufe
TVmlu nniii.nii.il tin "fmmlnln Miisln".
...... .l.w...w ...w . .
"This Way Please" "Big Broadcast ' " "" . '
.P mil!" ninLQiima nn ninnilwnv" ' l-(l0ra
of 1038" "Blossoms on Bioadwny"
"Dr. Rhythm" and "Cocoanut Grove."
Ho wll be on the stage at tho Lyric
one day only Monday December 0th.
Tho scieen attraction will be: The
nr..1 llmitlmia I. "Dnnm Qnrulpn"
Tho management has announced that '" lt tho ost offlce
theio will not be any advance In tho
prices and lit go you to attend the
matlneo and avoid the rush. The
admission until 0:00 will bo 10c-20c-30c.
After 0:00 J0c-2Dc-30c.
examinations ato December 10 if ap- novel of tho Book of tho Month Club
no tecoived ftom States east
Colorado and December 22 If re
ceived from Colotndo and States west-
waid.
Full Infoi mation may be obtained
fiom C. D. Woods Secretary of the
U. S. Civil Sorvlco Board of Exnml-
ROY BYRD
Dyeing and Cleaning
Hatters
Men's Furnishings
Phone 867
IT CAN BE DONE
STING A COWBOY
KARL DERRICK
CAFE
OPEN ALL NIGHT
203 W. Broadway
IT CAN BE DONE
STING A COWBOY
To Look Your Beat
Visit
Southern Barber Shop
Anderson and Yeager
W. C. INLOW
Goodyear Shoe Shop
We feature invisible soles
for all shoes
Richardson & Son
Keys Made Typewriter and
Gun Repairing
Work Guaranteed
Austin Mill & Grain Company
MODERN MILLERS
CAKE FLOUR t
An Unexcelled Family Flour
For Sale at Your Grocery Store
Phone 14 Brownwood Texas
106 Brown St.
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