The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, June 27, 1941 Page: 4 of 4
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PAGE FOUR
THE CAMPUS ("HAT, DENTON, TEXAS, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1941
Biackburn-Mustain Ceremony American Idealism
Performed Sunday in Denton
Leave for New York
Following Reception,
Dinner In Honor
Miss Carole* Blackburn, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mr*. 8. A. Black-
burn. wa« married last Sunday to
Dr Rhood* Mustam of (ialventon
and Aubrry in the First Presby-
terian Church of Denton.
Dr Harry Ooodykoonti read the
ceremony. The bride wal given in
marriage by her father, who ia a
teacher of industrial arts at the
Teachers Coileire.
The wedding musk included vio-
lin solo* by Judson Cunter, Teach-
ers Collr.'e musician, who played
"Drink to Me Only Witn Thine
£>••" and "Believe Me If All
Those Endearing Charms." Some
girl* from Teachers College xang
a selection from the "Rose Maid-
en." The church choir, agisted by
Mrs M. L. Hutcheson, Miss LWIao
Parrill, arid Bob McDonald ang
the "Bridal Chorua' from "Lohen-
grin" as the wedding party
neared t he altar. Miss Gladys
Kelso, organist, played Mendel-
ssohn's "Wedding March" as the
recessional.
The Mh wore whit* chif-
fon and was attended by Mrs
k Hlt <kbuni as matron-of-hon|
or, and Maurine Stevens of Cov-
ington and Christine Smith as
bridesmaids.
Dr. and Mrs. M us tain are both
graduates at Teachers College. The
bride has taught in Coleman for
the past three years. The groom
received his degree in medicine
from the medical school of the
University of Texas.
An informal reception at the
bride's home followed the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. Mustain, par-
ents of the groom, entertained
Sunday noon with a dinner at the
Southern Hotel, after which the
couple left for New Vork, where
Dr. Mustain will serve a two-year
internship in King's County Hos-
pital, Brooklyn.
MRS. RHODES MUSTAIN, daugh
ter of Dr. and Mn. Blackburn, who
was married last Sunday in the
.j Denton First Pfeibyferian Church.
Helen Austin Will
Represent College
At Nacogdoches
Miss Helen Austin of Port Ar-
thur has been selected from the
office of the dean of women to
represent NTSTC at the third an-
nual Jaycee Melonfest at Nacog-
doches July 4.
Miss Austin, a member of the
Kappa Theta Pi sorority and the
Mary Arden society, will be escort-
ed by a friend in Port Arthur and
will attend the queen's ball held
after the coronation in honor of
members of the court.
Shuford Leaves
Former TCHS Teacher
Announces Marriage
To Be Held July 20
The engagement and approach j
ing marriage of Miss Addie Mill- pQt WlSCOnSin
ican, former TCHS science tench
er, to Charley Scott of Ithaca, New
York, was announced by her j
mother, Mrs. C. M. Millican, at her
home in Grapevine Sunday after-
noon at a seated tea.
The wedding is to lie held at
Miss Millican's home in Grapevine.
July 20. Attending the announce- j
ment tea from here were several
teachers in the Demonstration
School.
Professionals
C. E. Shuford, instructor in
journalism and director of the
publicity department, will leave
this weekend for Madison, Wiscon-
sin, where he will attend the Uni-
versity of Wisconsin the last si*
weeks of the summer session.
He will take advanced work in
journalism, and his class here wilt
be taught by Virginia Paty of
Paris, graduate of the college,
the remainder of this six weeks.
Is Slowly Rising,
Relates Stovall
American idealism reached it*
lowest ebb in the decade from ll>-
20 to 1930. but since that time, it
has been gradually rising, Dr
Floyd .Stovall, director of English
at the Teachers College, declared
Saturday morning in a talk on
"The Survival of Idealism in Con-
temporary Fiction" which he de-
livered before an "America Today"
audience at the college.
"In this resurgence of idealism
I see ground for hope that the
faith of Emerson and Whitman,
adapted to modem conditions, will
survive and that the American
way of life in the future will con-
tinue to be, as it has been mainly
in the past, the democratic wa,,"
Stovall said at the conclusion of
I his talk.
Selects Novelist*
Selecting six contemporary nov-
elists for especial analysis- Willa
Cather and Sinclair l^ewis, mem-
bars of the pre-war generation;
John Dos Passos and Ernest Hem-
ingway, members of tte so-called
"lost" or war generation; and
Thomas Wolfe and John Stein-
|beek, members of the pmfrwar
generation Stovall attached par-
ticular significance to the idealism
in the recent work of a hard-boiled
realist such as Hemingway and
the clear expression of social and
democratic idealism in the work
of two post-war novelists, Wolfe
and Steinbeck.
The speaker described Heming-
way's most recent novel, "For
Whom the Bell Tolls," as "a pow-
erful testimonial to the survival
of idealism in American literature
today. Of a last passage in "You
Can't Go Home Again," Wolfe's
last published novel, he said, "I
! do not know where in contempo-
rary literature can be found a
clearer statement of the idealism
! of Emerson and Whitman as
adapted to the conditions of the
i twentieth century."
Stovall pointed to Wolfe's clear
| denunciations of totalitarianism,
and said that while Wolfe real-
ized that America must leave the
'past and make a new way of life
here which would yet be an Amer-
ican way and embody American
ideals, he had no specific plan but
| was content to leave the task to
! practical economists, politicians,
| and statesmen.
Dr. Ii. W. Newton, director of
| history at the college, will speak
i this moi ning on "The Contribution
(of the American Frontier to the
American Way of Life," and Dr,
C. E. Ayres, professor of econom- j
ics at the University of Texas,
Saturday morning on "The Econ-
omist's Contribution to the Amer-j
ican Way."
Here Are Conference Meetings
DENTISTS
Dr. W. H. Hawlby
Phone 1124
J ark ton Building
Da. Richakd Mandkj.
Dentist
MeCrary Building
Phone 192
W. N Roweu d.d.b.
Freeman Row*ia, d.d.r.
203 McClurkan Building
MEDICALS
uk. hbbt E. Davib
Eye-Ear-Nose-Throat
Eye* E rammed, Glasses Fitt*d
Denton Medical and Surgical
Clinic, 212 S. Elm St.
Offica 640 Res. 812
M. L. Ma*t n, am., m.d.
Diseasei 0/ Eyt, Ear, Nose, and
Throat
Glaseei Scientifically Fitted
Office Haley Hldg., Phone 22
Res. 811 W. Oak, Phone 158
Show Notice
The show originally sched-
uled to be shown Monday
night, June 30, in the col-
lege recreation park, has
been postponed until Tues-
day night, July I, in order
to allow all students to at-
tend the lecture Monday
night by Dr. Robert Suther-
land. director of the Hogg
Foundation, University of
Texas.
Dean Theron J. Fouts
APPLE HOUSE
Fruits and Vegetables
"Lima* eH the time"
207 W. Oak Ph. 209
We Deliver
KU'avh Hud*
Our own special preparation
Adapted to all kinds of
skin?. Sold with money-back
guarantee
WOODFORD'S
Beauty Salon
Phone I 197
Continued from page 1
Home Management House
Reception for visitors and
faculty
7:00 p.m. Main Auditorium
Presiding: Dr. B. B Harm,
Dean, NTSTC
Music: A Cappella Choir, Dr.
Wilfred Bain, conductor
The Need, of Out-of School
Youth, Dr. Sutherland
Tuesday, July 1
10:00 am. Main Auditorium
Music: Mr Charles Ff. Fin-
ney, organist, NTSTC De-
partment of Music
Syn(po*iur«: Out-of-School
Youth and Adult Educa-
tion Activities m the State
of Texas
Discussion Leader: Miss
Myra Sowell, NTSTC De-
partment of Home Eco- j
nomica
Participants:
NYA: i. C. Kellam. State
Administrator of NYA,!
Austin
Vocational Home Econom-
ic*: Mi-! Ruth Hut-y, Stut -
Director of Home making
Education, Austin
fPWi 4tft(t PMpram: '
N orris Hiett, Assistant
State Supervisor, WPA
Education Project. San;
Antonio
CCC: W. P. Davidson, Dis-
trict Educational Advisor!
of CCC, Fort Worth
4-H Clubs: Miss Onah
Jacks. State Girls Clubi
agent, (College Station, I
FSA: C. M. Evans, Reg
ional Director of FSA, Dal
las
Public School Program for
Out-of-School Youth: Su-
perintendent James Jerni-
gan of the Pilot Point Pub-
lic Schools
12:16 p.m. Crystal Room
Marquis Hall:
Luncheon honoring speakers I
2:00 p.m. Group Discussion
Contributions Which Public
School Teacher* Can Make
to Out-of-School Youth and
Adult Education
Art Room 106, Library
Building
Chairman: Dr. Cora Staf-
ford, Director, NTSTC De-
partment of Art
Discussion Leader: J. C. Kel-
lam, State Administrator
of NYA. Austin
Business Education
Room 210, Manual Arts Building
Chairman: W. A. Larimer,
Director, NTSTC Depart-
ment of Business Educa-
tion
Discussion Leader: Carl
Ledlow, Assistant Area Di-
rector of NYA, Denton
Elementary School
Library Auditorium
Chairman: Miss Nellie L.
Griffiths NT8TC Depart-
ment of Education
Diocuasion Leader: Dr. J.
C. Matthews. Director, TC
Demonstration School
High Mwd
Room 201, Historical Building
Chairman J. M, Faggerd.
NTSTC Demonstration
High School
Discussion Leader: G. H.
Holloman, Principal TC
Demonstration High
Home Economics ——
Home Economics Dining Room!
Third Floor. Manual Arts Building
Chairman Mir M jriei K
Williams, NTSTC Depart-
ment of Home Economics
Discussion leader: Dr.
Bernice Moore, Sociologi-
cal Advisor on Community
and Family Life Education
State Board for Vocation-
al Education, Austin
WPA, Waco
School Administration
Main Auditorium
Chairman Dr. L. A. Sharp,
NTSTC Department of
Education
Discussion Leader: Dr.
Sutherland
Social Science Boom 306,
Historical Building
Chairman: Dr. S. B. Mc-
A1 inter, NTSTC Depart-
ment of Government
Discussion Leader: W P.
Davidson, District Educa-
tional Advisor, CCC, Fort
Worth
Kendall Hall Auditorium
Chairman: Mm. Olive M.
Johnson, Director, NTSTC
Department of Speech
Discussion Leader: Mrs.
Hate! Minor Musselman,
Teacher of Diction for
Adult Groups, Dallas
Gold in your
purse —
when there's
Silver
in uour
~ hair
For Barber Work See
• Ben Whitten
• Hariin Brown
Clifford O'Raar
G. B. Flanagin
at
GoUmym Skafx
1222 West Hickory
! Milium
Realistic wireless and machineless permanents
Katherine's Beauty Shop
Jackson Building
Telephone 66
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J
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NOW is the time to place
your orders for those class
rings. They are only
$7.90 — $9.60
and
$13.30
Place Your Order Early!
Place your order early
VOERTMAN'S
TC STORE
Our Everyday Prices
Are Always Low
Saj&uKUf, State
Northwest Corner of the Square
. , . . „ „„„ Weekly Specials every Tuesday
Industrial Arts Room 303, #rul Wt,Unes<Jay. Call 17 6 and ask
Building about our ^ HAKER BEAUTY
Chairman: Wayne Adams, ah _
NTSTC Department of In-
dustrial Arts - — - —
Discussion Leader: Mr. L.
I. Samuels, District Super.
visor of National Defense,
Arlington
Languages Room 308,
Historical Building
Chairman: Dr. Ruby Smith,
Director, NTSTC Depart-
ment of Foreign Languages
Discussion Leader: Felix
H. Garcia, Attorney-at-
Law, Dallas
Library Room 207,
Library Building
Chairman: Mrs. George
Medders, NTSTC, Depart-
ment of Library Service
Discussion Leader: Arthur
Curry, Director of State-
wide Library Project,
WPA, San Antonio
Music
Music Hall Auditorium
Chairman: Dr. Wilfred C.
Bain, Director, NTSTC De-
partment of Music
Discussion Leader: Mrs.
Frank Holiden, State Mu-
sic Director of NYA, Dal-
las
Physical Education
Room 304, Historical Building
Chairman: Donnie Cotteral,
NTSTC Department of
physical Education
Discussion Leader: Mar-
guerite Bales, District Su-
pervisor of Recreation,
SoidhwA&isiAiL ZtifsL
wilt
GUARANTEE
l^DJLUt JutuAJL
Silbert Myers
Phone 1647-M
R-[frcfentitiv«
SOUTHWESTERN LI PI
INSURANCE CO.
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Cutlery
Sporting Goods Tools
EVERS HARDWARE CO.
Middle of South Side of Spuare
Electrical Things Gifts and Household Things
I
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On Your Way to Town
Alabama's Beauty Shop
• Summer prices on permanents
• Shampoo, set, dry and lacquer 50c
• Merle Norman Cosmetics
206 W. Hickory
Phone 1664
Vacation Needs
Bo* camera from 98c to $2.49
8 inch chronium finish fan $1.59
J. and J. first-aid kit 39c
St. Regis jug, I gallon capacity, $1.39
St. Regis bottles:
I pt. capacity 98c; I qt. capacity $1.69
N III! SIM
Phones 255 and 235
We Deliver
Prescription Pharmacy
Sodas, Sundaes, Malts
"For thirst's sake, call a halt"
*7<4e Aniitacsiat
South Side of the Square
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Moonlight Sale
Our annual moonlight sale will start
Thursday Night
June 26, from 7:30 to 9:30
Watch our advertisement for details
TfiuWt
Vamt\j Jphop
Down Town
1
WE MAKE PICTURES
All the way from stamps to
11 inches by 14 incNK
Free~Enlargement
With Kodak Finishing
Terry Studio
West Side Square
«
'Where Friendship Grow."
Pay us a visit and make
ut prove it.
Saturday Night Preview
Sunday—Monday
THE LONG VOYAGE
HOME
With John Wayne
and Thomas Mitchell
Tuesday—Wednesday
SAPS AT SEA
With Laurel and Hardy
Dime Days
Thursday—Friday
TIN PAN ALLEY
With Alice Faye, John
Payne, and Betty Grable
TEXAS
Sunday—Monday
THE BIG STORE
With the Marx Brothers
and Tony Martin
Tuesday—Wednesday
WEST POINT WIDOW
With Ann Shirley
and Richard Carlson
Thursday-Friday
Saturday
BILLY THE KID
With Robert Taylor
and Mary Howard
PALACE
Sunday—Monday
THE GREAT LIE
With Bette Davis
and George Brent
Tuesday—Wednesday
Bargain Days—15c
MAGIC IN MUSIC
With Allan Jones
and Susanna Foster
Thursday—ISc
KITTY FOYLE
With Ginger Rogers
Friday—Saturday
SAN ANTONIO ROSE
With Robert Paige
and Jnne Frazee
DREAMLAND
Sunday—Monday
NEW ADVENTURES
TARZAN
With Herman Brix
OF
Tuesday—10c
PENTHOUSE MYSTERY
With Ralph Bellamy
and Margaret Lindsay
Wednesday
ROAD SHOW
With Adolphe Menjou
and Carole Landis
Thursday—10c
HIGH SIERRA
With Humphrey Bogart
and Ida Lupino
Friday—Saturday
LAW OF THE RANGE
With Johnny Mack Brown
niinxft
Phone 245
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Live *
for Appointment
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Thomason, John. The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, June 27, 1941, newspaper, June 27, 1941; Denton, TX. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth313261/m1/4/?q=%22~1~1%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting UNT Libraries Special Collections.