The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 33, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 29, 1929 Page: 4 of 4
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Campus Chirp*
Memorial lower-
Far ring ton Write*
Xrticle For Outlook
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Mary I rdens To Have
(jiitlahy Program
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vie# of thf College, in a
(earing in th« Joa*. II
State
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(me thing that ««ts
aammati r timr and
that is Tu**day. Braw every turn
day thi* line ha* to be put htf« r«>
the puttie. Ami flwaDjr Tuaaday gate
h«r« without an iaapiration
W* have ltttch bright *tudent* ia
the trailing «ch l for the mniwr
«? wn. One rf the practice t«acher*
last term met one >t her umall sto-
dcnta in th - hail He wa* in school
■luring the iong session too. She
a kt-«i him how I- culd stand going
t wheal both summer and winter.
He replied vary totvnwly that he
dxinfii bwaUfx- ha sat down most of
the time.
Hare's another on how to mak«
II/* for the darlings- in the practice
umber's sare. One of the student
t**a< hers was assigning a history pro-
ject. One of the said darling* will-
ingly volunteered for his work for the
term to be t report on all the new
«mendn><-rtt enacted by (uiigrwa this
nuwinwr
Wwn they httpjien opi« .they'll
happaa again This one is on the In-
tfi)iKi'ri< t-t«st givers, in the Demon
stratioii school a bright youngster
was being tested oruiiy. The ques-
tion "What will happen if you drop
... tfKK on the floor?" Her reply—
"Humph! drop it and see."
i harla ibewn playing the aecom
pantment to this fast business of put
tinif out the news gum (on high c)
: i- use note, goea chirp, chirp, chirp,
htrp. A*.* hit.i if he doeen't.
We have some vary interesting
nuWR to impart to the campus. Those
tit you who recall the incident of the
yuunK man who sneesed last fail arid
broke a rib will lw* thrilled to know
that the rib ha., at last knit, and the
owner is doing nicely. He still con-
tend* that one should be very careful
when he sneete* because it will prove
fatal if the *nee*er is trying to step
upon an ice*cov#red curb while watch-
ing proceeding* further down the
street.
lent* and alt of the club piwidents,
U|M kA> C Walker Dr. W. W.
1 Cook, J. D, Cobb ami Mabel Wdkar-
j The district chairmer, are, ten
j -.ativeiy. Anoy Andaraon, Urbane
I ifaaaaa. Mary C. Wilson, T. F.
4winny. it. Lee Snider, J. R Sloan,
if. W. Cole, Grace Woodruff, J.
Cook, Lola Jackson, W R. Kenady,
jUrs. J J. Cam mack, W. T Farmer,
| Birdie Rrenholtz arid Seth W. Hen
Iderson.
The Advisory Board consists of;
/. W. Smith. B. M. Dinsmore, Henry
i'aulas. lion. R. L. Bobbitt, Hon.
Alvin M. Ously, Nellie Cline, Presi-
dent of £x-Student , Mrs. H. A.
Wiison, L. P. Floyd, Hon. W. K.
George, J. N, Fulchrr, Haacom
iwinney, Mrs. E. D, Criddk. Misa
Mamie Smith is the Ex-StudeitU se-
cretary on the campus.
■iinHiirtiiiirwKiiiiissi.iiiiH|ia il))iii Wsk'i ui
Descendant of—
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and Chile Ml years ago; and her
father was renreimntative from Chile
to Washington S6 years ago.
In regard to the conditions of
Americans in Chile. Senorita Vtdas-
<(«U*s made the following statement;
"In Chile we have 5000 Americans
who work in copper mines and of-
fices. However, there are very tew
teachers because in America they do
nut teach the method that the South
Americans use.
"The South Americans like the
Americans because of their jfood re-
putation and they consider them real
friends, A good knowledge of the
Spanish language is necessary before
the Americans are qualified to teach
there. They must speak fluently in
order to understand the psychology
of the people. Many students ask me
If they will succeed in South Ameri-
can countries as teachers and I toll
them that the people of Chile es-
teem and have much confidence in the
American, and it is only necessary
to speak the language ( remember
I have seen in the papers of Chile the
following advertisements; 'I prefer
Americans.'
"The Americans are called
'Yankees' but the meaning Id different
from the Knglish interpretation.
When they say 'Yankee' they think
of intelligence, strength and honesty.
Therefore, it is very agreeable for us
to see them come to Chile.
"The doors are open for the Amer-
icans and they will find there true
friends and a sincere welcome."
room is to the
lacement Office h to a
ge, a place for grading,
preparing for the mar-:
F. H. Farriagton, direc j
Teacher* Placement Her
article ap-
9, issue of
the "Texas Outlook," a
j,L,jttshed monthly by the
on to Marseilles,'Teachers Association.
! sites, astl Monte Carlo. Nice waa in xhe purposes ol the Placement
the midst of her world famous carti-! 8ervic„ ^ „ut|i(1«d by Mr. Farringtot.
vai, which i witnessed with great ure, "To assist superintends!}** and
'pleasure the battle.* of confetti and ,v.h1(Wi bnanh in wuritig profierly
j flowars, ami the great parade, Ow iquelified teachers fur their «choo! va-
i French was still iiatwrfeet at *W je ncias; to assist students in Colllgi
time, and it was here that some one
saked Mr. Dunn what language
j promotions; and to follow up the
Monte Carlo is io the principality toaehers placed to sea that
of Monwn, separate from France.
The most famous gambling bouses in
rd with a
fit
IJ
Kin tttl* place
Ws tthen weal
sad Monte <
rats at. Lai
faae 17. It t
'u*h party" f<
on major*
"B" average
_ -ledge* for Psi Ki
were Jap Rudd.
Kliert Casstevens.
gs Mon-
in the
he phy-
arvn
Mar
egut
Arde
are
s. The
(axine
Pattie
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"J
' in getting positions in the field and
; assist teachers in the field in getting
! teachers 'provs'."
<us gamming nousss in
the world sre here, ami the princi- j "
Jtslity saarU a revenue from them soj Three Stlidvnts (HVC
that no other taxation is necessary.
it is interesting to see old and young
piaying the
lajrtsi
Thompson, ami Restrict- Msrkgaff.
A picnic lunch consisting «f sand
wiche*. potato chips, olives, pickles,
ckkvs. iced tea, and ice cream conee
ivere served to the "ruahees" and the
foUnwing mem tiers of the fraternity:
Marjorie Kimps«m. Baby Iahiisc
Kooacs, Reulah Harriss, Mary Ruth
Cook, J« Reilley, Virginia Fessler,
Wauscet Bray, Eurice Miller, Mar
guerite Kieppei. Rae Peters, and
Virgia Wile man.
Wild Flower Party
Carrico To Lead
Chemical Society
A "wildflower party," at which Ar-
ba Wohleb, and Mildred and Opal
(iaither were hostesses, waa given un
the lawn of the community house
Monday afternoon, June 24, from
i :H0 to 6;IK) o'clock .
An eleven word essay about wild
ftowers was written by each guest.
Dr. B, B. Harris, professor of blo-
B. E. Looney of the English depart-
ment left recently for Chicago Uai-
versity where he will do work on his
doctor'* degree.
!ub will hold
ing Monday ere-
from 7 to 9 o'clock at the Mary
i liodge. The subject for the
Kg Is "LuBahtss aad Stories fori
rem" Songs of lullabie* will la-
Bonnie Wilkerson and sccom-
panieil by Bennie Wilkerson. Sel-
ected readings will be read Elactw
Morrison and a talk on "The Nurssrj
.School" will be given by Cora Mae
Walton A quartet composed of
Betty Barton, Vesta Watson. Golda
Belle Johnson, and Katie Henley will
sing for the club.
ACKERS
/{lack Medicine
THE IDEAL LAXATIVE
For billiousnesa, dirtiness, swim-
ming of the head and that tired
worn-out feeling caused by<«n in-
active liver.
WOODFORD'S
of the Demons!
word Thursday
Ely Summer hi
Summer had be
Ft;
First
Texas
Friday.
Res*
Room.
It?#.
m« We
Shumaher, a teacher
ation School received
that her father. Dr.
j died at Daila . Di-
rt ill for over a year,
i were held at the
Cbureh at Car land.
Dinner at The Tea
t Mulberry. Phone
The
Student's Friend
IS THE FELLOW WHO AC-
COMMODATES HIM. We are
your friend and are glad to ac-
commodate ^ou Call in to see
Unci,k John or phone 606.
Malone Grocery
2!# Arena* B Pkn «
"i..
The W. H. Master* Chemical Soc-
iety held its first meeting of the term
at the Club House, Monday evening,
June 17 Officers slactod wwii
E. Cameo/ president; Beth Waggoner, 5f"u*ht to .ttH' ?*«* . *
vice-president; W. 0. Morrow, secre-
tary-treasurer; and Elise Harmon,
Chat reporter.
The standard of the club is based
of B in flowers, mint, and "negro
' heads." Suggestions were given a*
to the organisation of wildflower
clubs ijt schools and as to the follow-
. , ing of a "wildflower trail" by tag
must also have eighteen term hours „ ... ,. „ . ,
, . . . ... iring si wild flowers recognised.
in chemistry l«"fore he is eligible.
New members taken into tlie club I diinni s on
were George Cook, Herbert Spenser, frosted limeades were served. Favors
Nellie Wade, J. %. Carrico, Oswald nutcups in buttercup design.
Haynes, W. 0, Morrow, I^ioiia
Cockrel, R. H. Hall, (iene Foreman, Robert Conner of Dawson visited
Karl Branuon, Frank Selvidge, l^ewna friends here Sunday.
Morris, Dyora Crowder, Ncbbie (ieej
Collins, Muithn Miller, Mrs, M. D.
Butts, Johnnie Browles, Myrtle Vile*, j
Olive Walker, and Ruth Maynard. !
on scholarship, An average of B in
Chemistry and an average of C in
other subjects is required before a
person can become a member, tine
| wild flowers and led a discussion
group. The discussion began with the
' lower* which were used in the de-
coration*; these included coreoesis,
and
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
The First Christian Church is plan-
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chiefly for the student* of the Teach-
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to have at least WW at Sunday school,
The devotional program will be under
the direction of Mis* Joardis Park.
In the morning service the minister
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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/m1/4/?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.