The Megaphone (Georgetown, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 32, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 20, 1919 Page: 4 of 4
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ATTENTION! University Students
We welcome you to our store We carry a complete line of—
—FRUITS, '
—CAKES,
4/ —CANDIES,
—NUTS, ETC.
Come to see us when in need of "Quality Goods."
O. K. GROCERY CO.
Phone 79 "The Quality Store" Phone 79
OFFICERS OF THE
STUDENTS* ASSOCIATION
All kinds of Cookies and Layer Cakes
MODEL BAKERY
MEN—For First Class Tonsorial
Work come to
The Central Barber Shop
South Side Square W. S. Frasier, Prop.
Delicious, Dainty Assortments of Whole Fruits,
Nuts, Nougats and Cream.
A variety in its contents not equaled by any other
package goods
Just the Best There Is—That's All
THE ALCOVE
It's Fresh All the Time
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The Maverick Cafe
The Up-to-Date Place where all Studeuts Dine.
Corner Cong. Ave. and Seventh
Larger than Ever
Austin, Texas
GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVE
SPEAKS DURING CHAPEL HOUR
Presents Necessity of Thrift and Urges
Establishment of War Savings
Stamp Societies
In his speech on Thrift, Mr. Spenser
at chapel last Tuesday morning went
directly into his subject. He told of
the need of the government for money
and stated that thrift and economy were
just as necessary now as they were be-
fore the fighting ceased. "The war is
not over," said the speaker, "for/ those
mothers whose sons are still in France."
He divided thrift into its three phases
of earning, saving and investing and
discussed it from these points of view.
He said that men, women and children
should all be more thrifty instead of
becoming wasteful again.
In closing Mr. Spenser made an appeal
to the students to establish War Saving
Stamp societies in their home towns this
summer. He left this appeal with the
student body. *
HONOR COMES TO DR. BISHOI?
President Bishop has been invited to
write an article in a Symposium on "The
Place of Christian Education in Recon-
struction," along with United States
Commissioner Claxton, Jane. Adatn*,
Ballington Booth, for a Sunday School
tap
South
the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Miss Lucile Hardin spent the past
week end in Bartlett at home.
Mr. Billy McKnight of Temple spent
the week-end in Georgetown with friends.
Miss Marie Noekle spent the past
week at home in San Angclo.
Mr. Marvin Thomas of Sulphur
Springs will visit friends in Southwest-
ern University this week-end.
Mr. (Sawdust) Wayne McDonald
will visit friends in S. U. this week.
Grady Timmons preached at Thrall
last Sunday.
lone Irvin> re-entered school last week.
(To bo voted on May 24th)
President:
Paul Young.
C. W. Pepper.
Vice President:
D. L. Simmons.
R. G. Mood, Jr.
Secretary-Treasured:
Oleta Youngblood.
Helen Hitchcock. 1
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SOU'WESTER STAFF
(One each to be elected)
General Assistant Editor:
Margaret Barcus.
Helen Oatinan.
Art Editor:
Bryan McDaniel.
Frances Cocke.
Athletic Editor:
Paul Young.
Marie Noolke.
Kodak Editor:
B. N. Collier.
W. M. Meek.
Men in the Service:
Louise Graham.
Rose Boddie Bishop.
Humorous Editor:
C. N. McOulley.
" S. H. Harper.
General Assistant Manager:
D. L. Simmons. ■
R. E. McClendon.
Assistant Manager:
Margaret Harkey.
Lois Punchard.
Advertising Manager:
Elbert Lamb.
T. P. Nichols, Jr.
Circulation Manager:
Joe Lee Thomsop.
Roland Perry.
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MEGAPHONE STAFF
General Assistant hjditor:
(One to be elected):
Ersyl Battle.
Ney Wade.
Assistant Editors:
(Four to be elected):
Ivy Straw. \
Helon Post. ,x
Martha Dobie.
Hazel Oatman.
Lucile Snipes.
Laura Courtney.
Dorothy Mitchell.
Berna Sillure.
Assistant Editors:
(Four to be elected):
Henry D. Akin.
Oren' H. Thomson.
Joe Bergin.
Aubrey Graves.
Tom H. Gibbs.
Joe Durrenberger.
Floyd Hartman.
George Elkins.
Assistant Manager:
(Two to be elected):
Manley Pearcy.
David Askew.
Chapman Davidson.
Happy Webber.
(One to be elected):
Eloise Matthews.
Grace Anna Kern
FORMER SOUTHWESTERN
STUDENTS MARRY IN CHINA
Friends have received the announce-
of the marriage of Miss Lutie Estelle
Suicliffe to Lieutenant John L. Hendry,
at Huchow, China, May 8. They will
make their home in Shanghai, where
Mr. Hendry is in business with Ander-
son Meyer, Ltd., export and import com-
pany.
Lieutenant Hendry, A. B. '15, is a
brother of Haygood, Madge and Robert
Hendry. He has been in France direct-
ing the work of a thousand Chinese cool-
ies for over a year.
Miss Sutcliffe went to China with
Mr. and Mrs. Hendry, the groom's par-
ents, missionaries to China, when they
returned this year after a furlough in
the United States.
Oras Shaw, C. W. Pepper, Paul Baker,
Orgain McCullough, Pete Cawthon and
Lee Curtis went to Bartlett Friday, the
last two named umpiring a championship
game between the Fort Worth and Bart-
lett ball clubs.
Dr. T. F. Sessions returned from the
Brownwood District Conference at Win-
ters last week to begin this itinerary
that will conclude his work during
May: Mission, Pharr, San Benito, Har-
linpren, Corpus Christi, Flatonia, Center
Point and Cuero.
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Sun
WILL APPRECIATE
ANY ORDER FOR
Printing
Visit the
PALACE BARBER
SHOP
f6r
UP-TO-DATE TONSORIAL
WORK
Let us have your razor. We guar-
antee satisfaction
We also carry an up-to-date line of
Brushes. Tonics and Face Creams.
A. W. HOYT, Proprietor
The
Fanners State Bank
Georgetown, Texas
Solicits your account and will
give careful attention to all busi-
ness. entrusted to it.
We appreciate the libfral pat-
ronage we have had in the past
and hope to merit a continuance
of same in the future.
All of our facilities are at your
se rvice.
The Farmers State Bank
We Did Not Get ,0nt a
Sou'wester This Year
Bat we must have the
Pictures of Our Friends
To Keep the Memory of College
Days, Lest we Forget
The Time is Short
Do It Now
R. J. Stone
The Photographer
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The
First National Bank
of Georgetown.
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Gives prompt attention
to all business. Cour-
teous treatment at all
times, and solicits the
patronage of the public.
Give us a share
of your business.
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T. C. Gahagan
l- Optician
Glasses Fitted
In addition 1 carry Magazines,
News Papers, Cigars, Tobaccos.'
GIVE ME A CALL
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Robert Burns, Travis and other good
Cigars at Breneke's.
Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream at The
Alcove. -. 'W
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DB. S. H. McCABTY
Dentist
Office North Side Square
Next to Postofflce
Office Phone 387
DB. W. J. BUBOHAM
Dentist
Phones: Office, 227; Bes.t 266
DB. B. S .TINSLEY
Dentist
Dimmitt Building .
Phone 319
Georgetown, Texas
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DB. W. H. MOSES
Office over Stone's Drug Store
Office Phone 333
Besldence 390
Georgetown. Texas
DR. S. S. MARTIN
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office at Hodges Bros.
Phones 401 and 66
Besldence, 401.
DB. W. M. SCHULTZ
Physician and Surgeon
Phones: Office 399
Office at Long's Drug Store
Besidence 436
See Oscar Berkman
For First Class
Shoe Repairing
Wharton L. Foster
INSURANCE
Office upstairs just west of Stone's
Drag store
Phones: Office 118. Residence 238
J. B. BOX
Buick and
Moon
Service Cars
Phones—Night 434 Day 308
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Ford Service Cars
Rates:
Town Call, 1 passenger 15c
2 passengers 25c
3 or more, each 10c
MEET TRAINS Day and Night :!
Fare 25c
Special Rates on Oat-of-Town
Drives Phone 378 i
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Waldrop, Gayle. The Megaphone (Georgetown, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 32, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 20, 1919, newspaper, May 20, 1919; Georgetown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth394684/m1/4/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Southwestern University.