The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 33, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 29, 1929 Page: 2 of 4
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THE i AMPl S C H AT
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Editor
STAFF
Beanie Will.ermun
Qaiaby Self iMcxiatr -drtor
Melon Hall Wtustant editor
M«rp>rie L. Mimp#«i. ( ulu.nmiat
Edrs Htthintun — { .jiumnmt
Clarence Jaeggli .„ Utirir; edifcir
Fred B. Naur* Sport* editor
Reporter* Ralph llama, Bab?
Louisa Kounce, Lucille Jones, Ruth
Cumminif^ Rachel Hugh'*. Norri*
Hiett, Irma Taliaferro, Gene Gra4y,
Bonnie Wllkeraen. I<en ra Cornwall,
Claudmt French, Rohy Snglin. Ro-
bert Hammock. Bernardino Barnard
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Hi «oot a l.rt of
. I i, A about aome, too;
a But iw*>. - I've baard or read about
1 a i • a*<jre up to ,«>u.
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"v * >od by ma in thick and thin,
1 ri£h: or wroait, tba mum;
• ;<ai faithful t' mra<Je«hiH-
t ate of "play tbe gam*.f
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THE MEMORIAL TOWER
Evory college haa aome dream for
Ha future Without such draama,
i'«AW« would i«,t be worth going to
or worth remembering with that fer-
vor which every college graduate haa
for hia Alma Malar. The dream of
this college for the immediate future
'* the memorial tower to be erected
in memory of the ex-Ntudent.* of the
institution.
Facta can be nothing but facta.
Dreams bold all th - possibilities of
the imagination. They are potential.
Thua doe* the plan for the tower
hold possibilities of a greater and
more effective college.
Objet tions have been rained to the
memorial on the grounds that it will
not be practical, and that it will be
too expensive for the purpose it will
looking at tbe venture from
practical standpoint, the van-
ia worthwhile. In tbe baae of
tbe structure, offi«*«a of tbe es-stu
dent« association, an organisation
that ia fast, growing and assuming im-
portant sia«, are to be iocatod. But
I* the practical nature of the plan
nil that is to be considered','
Tbe campus of the College Is be-
coming known widely for its natural
beauty Stranger* who have been
hardly aware of the existence ot tbe
Teachers College in Denton go away
on viewing tbe campus once and tell
of its beauty, thua boosting tbe College
in prestige and fnme. What would not
a structure such aa the plumed
tower add to tbe already beautiful
campus ?
Although tbe movement for the
erection of the tower haa been slow
to get under way, it is moving stead
ily along toward favorable comple-
tion. And, when it is built and its
slender beauty rears itself above the
greenery of the campus and its chime
of balls ring out a curfew far love-
lier than the w.hool bell of tonight,
you *111 be sorry it you cannot feel
that you bad a part in its being here.
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INTERESTS AND OCCUPATIONS
It use to be decided by tbe fond
parent* when the individual was still
in the early stages of babyhood what
he would be and do when he became a
ik of you, dear pal ,,f mine,
• ■ hen ('' liege day* have fled.
And w n ifr how life's serv ing ym -
Atf. think a# thin#* jnw** « id
Vou'vi meant a lot to me, old pal,
And each swift passing day
Ha# ItH your image on my heart
That time can't take away.
Wfmm Mtrim of these -days return
A# < ey are *ure to do,
1'it wcU-mm them for they will bring
Another thought of you.
\ | 'in
s adoption of tbe
The high cost of silk boa* ha*
{mow than m ambitious young
| j falter i.< Ma "intentiona" and
J up on his hank balance.
Tlta n r.ai - r. a tarn t t i ■ n. . lnj>aanji «m>
i n* iollwrfliilw fvuflk
tba bobbed hair tad. Their efforta
to "stent the lrde" amounted to ex-
actly nothing. They opposed abort
dresses, sleeveless dreaaes, and nude
hosiery, all with tbe same results.
Now, if they have any quarrel to
pick with the otockingieas army they
might as well not quarrel. If the
fad meets with tbe approval of the
"coming" generation, it will quickly
become a fashion. The conservatives
can do nothing about it m they may
m well rccognisst th«- fart and save
their opptmition for greater issues-
and save their dignity at tbe same
time,
Have you noticed the new poster
in the front ball at tbe Administra
ti n building? "Don't wait for the
undertaker to bring you to church.
Coma nest Sunday," it says. One
sueh sign for a crowd nf 4,(M>0 people
isn't e<. fugh, according to this
observe!. Better and more lasting
results might be obtained if each
student had some such remiwler to
tat eat Book* and
Literary (ioasip
torrw by CusaaMca JaMOOU
1
a man. Am a result of this practice
tbe initiative of many was done!
away with, and tbe ambition of tbe
fond parents served as a. substitute
for the person concerned. No doubt
this greaely hampered tbe reliability;
and resourcefulness of one who would
have been, more than likely, of more)
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RAMBLFN'
Rt
EMM RaasMaow
This weather is having the h r-
ribte effect upon us of making us
even leas energetic than usual. (Edi-
tor's note: !s that possible?) There-
fore when Robert Hammock kindly
consented to review a book for us
this week, we emitted an unseemly
shout of Joy, called tbe gang and
haded to the drug store to celebrate
our escape from labor by consuming
coca cola.
Robert seems to have been in a
rather SOW mood when he persued
this volume, and whether you agree
with his criticism or not you'll like
it for its frankness.
Evidently The Literary Guild of
America believes implicitly and
strongly in the theory that every-
one wants light reading In the hot
summer months. That theory is a
light reading and not rotten stuff
masquerading under the name of
literature. It seems to this reviewer
that the Guild has lowered its stan-
dard markedly in choosing for the
June election, Little Cattar, by W,
■ffSflW'l' ■ i'Sf"" aw
book is wrtly an unsurcaaaful
very evident attempt at realum It!
is artificial. Eicept towards the
last of th« story, the actors may as!
wall be puppets or strings that are
j moved jerkily and uncertainly. *p«ak-
[ing lines that are *pok«tt <a lf-coo
s< tou&ly. Carl Van Doren praises
tbe book because, he says, the char-
acters are perfectly delineated
through their uction*, with m neces-
sity for the usual explanations. Most
likely it is heresy to disagree with Mr.
Van Doren, but if the characters are
clearly shown, this reviewer fails to
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ESSIONAL
DFJflWVt
DR W H. HAWLBY
Dentist
SIT Smoot-Curtis Buildlag
Phons 1114
i<enefit to the world had he followed
his own desires ami inclinations.
The modern tendency in education,
however, is to let tbe individual de-
••i',e for himself what he wishes to!
do. With that idea has come tbe
theory that those who desire to fol-
low a certain vocation or profession
FOLLIES AND FASHIONS
Ho Ho! "stockingless" fad!
Kool, Umr, komforubie, and1 cost-
less, just the thing for the good old
summer time. Honest injun, a monu-
ment should be erected to memory of
| the lion hearted bravery of the first
i stockingless damsel who endured the
curious stares of passers-by and tbe
pin on the wall by his dreaaing table, j r, Burnett. The book pictures in
For a fact, the T C. representation • Iwimbitstk- and trite profanity the
at tbe Sunday services isn't what it j rj«. and fall of the super-gangster,
should be. Evidently collegiate vim. Signor Cosare Bandello, or Rico, of
vigor, and vitality reaches a low ebb ; Chicago,
just before 11 o'clock on Sunday ! if looked at as a whole or in big
morning. J slices, the book seems to be fairly
— - j real and natural. But if one takes
paragraphs, sentences, or even *e-
<iuence« of action, he sees that the
Are we Jiving too fast? It this
j xx age favorable to longer live*?
The pessimist will say that the world
is going to the dug< -or to the devil j breakfast is a trifle hard on four-
me ii.
The Guild has shown a remarkable
unity of quality in it# selections for
the past months. Such outstanding
book* an The .4 iHknloyy nf World
FMfrf, Mmmkm't Dmnjkt***. Th?
iinyiv l tnwi. The Huppy Mountain,
f'ruuruw Villon, an<l .Wert Crcaemf
(iran' have been selected by the or-
ganization in the past few months.
There is little cause for complaint,
as alt the books chosen recently have
been well written and have intrinsic
claims to worthiness. But Little1
C*4ttmr is worse than the others.
Little t'nenor has plot, plenty of j
it. But the writer has failed in his \
purpose As we see it, Mr, Burnett's
purpose has been to give us a real!
picture of the underworld through j
the depicting of the rise and fall of i
an outstanding Chicago gangster.
He has attempted reality and has
fallen far short of that even lesser
quality, realism.
LITTLE CAES AH, by W. R. Bur-
nett. The Dial Press, S'eu- York j
C«7g. ($2.00) j
C. L. OLIVER. D. D. B.
Announcac the removal 'A his DanUu
Parlors from the Craddoek Buildlag,
South Side of the Square, to tfca
Smoot-Curti* Building, third floor,
Denton. Tcxaa. Phone S0«
DBS. ROWELL and ROW ELL
W. N. Row ell, 0. Da.
Freeman Howell, D. D«.
203 McClurkan Hid*
Phone 341
MEDICAL8
will have some capacity or talent for; ^,^,1 rfP*p and
that particular thing. Only in a limit ; for H ftsbk cttUW,. However,
ed way has this lm recognined. and mtW that tht, bog been broken
this is the field of fine arts, such mHny a modest modern maiden trip#
as music, painting, etc, Here it Is
well known that nothing can be me-
complialwd without enthusiaam and
merrily down the boulevard sans
hosiery. Pity the poor hose manu-
facturer He will have to pack up
as the case may be. The optomist
will insist that the population is
stronger, wider, and better-looking
than ever before, so who is going to
answer the queation.' Even if a five
hundred mile airplane ride before
year-year-old Bill's nervous system,
one can't deny that Grandma and
Grandpa get more joy out of life lit
eighty than Pa and Ma used to at
forty. It just depends on what you're
used to. Who says it's not?
P. LIPSCOMB, M. D.
Eye, Ear, Now, and Troat
Glasses Carefully Fitted
Office Phone 208 Resldenaa MA
M. L. MARTIN. A. B., M. D,
Diseases of Eye. Ear. Noae,
and Throat
Glasses Correctly Fitted
Office Suite 100 Ralsy Building
Office Phona 22 Reaidsnaa 1M
J. EDWIN TAYLOR
Registered Chiropodist
Practice Limited to tha Fee*
Office 202 Smoot-Curtis Building
Phone 206
SHOE REPAIRING
Using finest quality leather, and skilled workmanship
GOODYEAR WELT SYSTEM
NORTH SIDE SHOE SHOP
Phone 344
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talent In anything one wi.bes to do hi„ ilu|f. sjlk Wl,rmx depart to a
there will be no interest unless he has m)m, c!im te.
a talent or capacity to aid in accom- [
plisbing tbe end.
There is a great uufer«nce be-
One professor, when questioned as
to his opinion of the question in hand
tween being amused and truly being t«UKl that 'he guessed it was all
interested in something. True inter right, but personally he preferred the
est is that which lead* one to be a q,.g with the wain up the back.' Tut,
patient worker, ami his duties, wh«-: tut, don't be old fashioned, professor.
ther they go right or wrong, will al-
ways bobl him absorbed. If one Now that the "hose" question has
would let tbe thing he could do lie
his prime motive in life, instead of
the thing some one wants him to do
he and tbe world would be much bet-
ter off.
been disposed of we can take up our
time wondering what tbe next step
in the "shedding" process will 1*.
The marriage license bureau should
HOT WEATHER!
Is conducive to short hair. We are ex
perls ir all forms of bobbing-.
The College Barbers
G. B FLANNIGAN
W. C O'fc -A*
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Wi* APPRECIATE YOUR PATBONAOB-
Fare 5c—RIDE A BUS—Fare 5c
DENTON BUS LINE
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If you feed a King- He eats the best- But students and
LIVE
INSURANCE
Health and Accident
BUILDING AND LOAN
C. M. M1ZELL
Hm. Phone 222-W
DENTON, TEXAS
MUSIC STORE
We have all tbe new Victor
Records and all of tbe new
popular so.-et MMfe.
.Stop by and bear
our records . j
JACKSON BROS.
WEST HICKORY STREET
TEACHERS WANTED
For rural schools in Montana, Idaho, Colorado. Wyoming, ami
Arixonn. Salaries from $100 to $ls 0 per month. Must be
graduates of two year college course. Experience preferred
but not necessary. Write immediately.
MISSOURI VALLEY TEACHERS' AGENCY
315 TABOR OPERA HOUSE
DENVER. COLORADO
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FOR THE GRADUATE
Never before has this Store's selection been so complete and
biautiful with gifts for the Graduate.
W. L. YARBROUGB, Jeweler
N. Side Square Denton, Texas
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It's the Good Thing* to Eat
THAT COUNT
PLATE LUNCHES -SANDWICHES -#HORT ORDERS—
ERENCH PASTRIES—HAMBURGERS AND CONEY ISLANDS
- PIPING HOT ROLLS—-
COLD DRINKS -COFFEE -HOT AND ICED TEA—CIG-
ARETTES AND TOBACCOS.
Phone Us—We Deliver
Phone Um
TOKYO TEA PALACE
IN THE OLD GROSS BROS. STAND
SAVE MONEY!
HAVK YO< K S H OK: M
SOLID AND MAKE
THEM LIKE
NEW
College Shoe Shop
5D
LAST CALL
for
SEMOK CLASS II I.MIS
"ir TT: . ™
.a .. m? mwA,* .. ,®\*. « >
THE
DIXIF. MOTOR COACHES
INVITES YOU TO RIDE IT DIRECT TO
POET WORTH ARDMORE
DALLAS WHITESBORO
GAINESVILLE SHERMAN
McKINNEY
ON WEEK-END TRIPS FROM DENTON
We offer direct and close connection to
all points in Texas and Oklahoma
We offer unexcelled Taxi-cab service
DIXIE MOTOR COACHES
220 West Hickory Street
patrons are fed like kings at the
AMERICAN CAFE
T«v
J.C.PENNEY CO.
Denton
Tc w.ii
We are also ready to take your order
tor—
Commencement Announcements
Teachers College Store
Roy Voertman
Phone 567
Values to think about
Visit Our Notion Department
COTY'S FACE POWDER, all shades
HINDS HONEY AND ALMOND CREAM, large siae
IPANA TOOTH PASTE
LiSTERINE TOOTH PASTE
COLLATES TOOTH PASTE
PEPBODENT TOOTH PASTE
PEBECO TOOTH PASTE J
SOU I BBS tooth PASTE
CUTlCURA SOAP .
PACKERS TAU SOAP
woodbury.s soap j
cocoanut oil shampoo
mennen.s shaving cream
william.s shaving cream
palmouve shaving cream
tooth brushes -
penatox tooth brushes
pond'S cold cream
pond'S vanishing cream J
odo-ro no
listerine. large <iM
l1steuine, small si e
raosmu sun lotion
jac1el cleansing tissue
bay rum si^- -—
castile soap
honey moon dusting powder
PEROXIDE
jet oil shoe polish
TANGEE LIPSTICK
POMPEIAN BLOOM ROUGE
ALARM CLOCKS
NAIL FILES
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To Our Customers and Public
We have recently installed one of the most modern
.ind complete car washing and greasing machines in the city.
W e solicit your trade on the basis of fairness of price and
an extra quality job.
MASSEY & HOPPER
"Just Around the Corner"
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THE WILLIAMS STORE
"THINGS TO WEAR'
COMBINED
COMFORT AND COOLNESS
... are f atur«l fa| ntgf am «C thenc- quality mMb! '""fig
tailoring i« exclusive .. . the patterns are novel ... the weaves
handsome. - spip S
The prices are not the lowest to be found for the lowest
pric*« are never the measure f highest valuer But consider-
ing the quality of fabric and'the finenrs? of tailoring, yoa will
find that our new Pulm Beach. Tropical and Nurotex offoriw^
are unmatched! i
(including extra trousers)
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Wilkerson, Bennie. The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 33, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 29, 1929, newspaper, June 29, 1929; Denton, TX. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth314020/m1/2/?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.