The Normal Star (San Marcos, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 6, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 12, 1921 Page: 4 of 4
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THE NORMAL STAR
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NEW THEATRE
SATURDAY
THREE SEVENS
EXCHANGE
WITH
Antonio Moreno
A Thrilling and Spectacular
Detective Story
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DUKE & AYRES
(Edited by Paul Milam)
Austin College.
The Kangaroo reports that the an-
nual spelling match between the Junior
class of Kidd-Key and the Junior class
of their school. is going to be pullled
.oil soon. This is rather a unique af-
fair in the college world.
Rice.
Rice has arranged game with Texas
and Baylor for her tennis teams. In
preparation for these games she is
planning to have a tournament to bring
out new talent.
Texas.
The daily Texan reports that basket
ball practice has started for the Var-
sity squad. They have six letter men
back this year and host of new mat-
erial.
Denton Normal.
Denton defeated Wesley College at
Greenville by a score' of 33 to 7. The
feature of the game was a 70 yard
return of a Wesley kick-off made by
Good of Denton.
Southwestern U.
We learn from the Megahone that
Southwestern is preparing for a girls’
inter-ocllegiate debate with C. I. A.
this year. They believe in giving the
co-eds a chance.
Texas.
University debaters meet Colorado,
Arkansas, Vanderbilt, Oklahoma and
Tulane this year.
A COMPLETE LINE OF STUDENTS NEEDS
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CHAUTAUQUA BANQUET
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tauquans and we’ll highly recommend
him to any king’s court for the posi-
tion of “Jester.”
The Chautauquans feel greatly in-
debted to the Sophomore Serving
Class in Home Economics who, under
the supervision of Miss Cora Lay,
roduced and served such a delightful
banquet as we have never before^ had
the pleasure of attending. It is highly
commendable that they are so effi-
cient in this wonderful and to us, my-
sterious art. We wish to thank each
and every one of the following ladies:
Miss Cora Lay, Supervisor, and Misses
Non Douglas McGaughy, Clara Ram-
say, Pearl Jackson, Elsie Sauer, Rosa
Lee Bragg, RachaelTom pkins, Nicola
Karnes, Marguerite Mann, Dena Eid-
son, Florence Burkett.
The young ladies very cleverly man-
aged the carrying out of our color
scheme of “Maroon and White”. At
intervals upon the tables were maroon
candles which, with their white flames,
harmonized beautifully with each and
every course. Each course carried
with it some suggestion of the colors.
The tables were so arranged as to
form the letter “C”, and with every-
thing else, gave a most artistic effect.
In all there were seventy-two covers
laid.
We wish to express our appreciation
of the honor shown us by the presence
of the following honorary guests: Mr.
and Mrs. W. I. Woodson, Mr. and Mrs.
M. L. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Lynton F. Gar-
rett, Miss Era Watson, and Mr. Ro-
bert H. Shelton.
We bade each other “good night” by
singing the first verse of our college
sing “Alma Mater.”
The regular meeting of the Chautau-
qua Literary Society Wednesday even-
ing was extremely peppy, as can be
proven by one member in particular.
Ask him" Six new members were
taken in as follows: Burr Morrow, Roy
Crouch, Theodore Brown, Willard Mc-
Cracken, Dalton Davis, and Eberhard
Adam Duckett.
Y.W.C.A. FOSTERS NIGHT SCHOOL
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Mexican children, and from 2:30 to
3:30 on Tuesday and Thursday after-
noons, members of this committee go
to the Mexican school grounds and
supervise the playing. It is during
these hours that the young Mexicans
are taught to play American games.
On Wednesday and Friday after-
noon the larger girls of the regular
Mexican school practice basket ball.
This work is under the direction of
Miss Clara Ramsay, member of the
Y. W. One afternoon last week sev-
eral Normal boys and girls volunteer-
ed an afternoon and went down to the
school and prepared the court that is
now used by the Mexican children. As
yet nothing definite has been done with
regard to boys’ athletics in the school,
but movements are under way which
will probably result in an equal oppor-
tunity for the boys of the school.
All the playing on the grounds is
under the ultimate supervision of Mrs.
Storms, a Normal student. Mrs. Storms
has had a large amount of such ex-
perience in the Mexican schools in
San Antonio, it was said.
As to the teaching in the _ night
school, it is understood that if any
further help is needed that girls of the
Y. W. will volunteer to do the work.
Mexicans ranging from 18 to 48_ years
of age are said to be enrolled in the
Y. W. * night school.
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Chaddick in the Library: “Have you
Lamb’s Tales?”
Frank Duke: “This is the Library,
not a meat market.”
“You tickle me Buddy”, said Mabie.
Buddy: “Oh what a strange request.”
“Ge, but don’t you think Stroman is a
deep thinker?” Janie asked.
“He must be,” said Buddy, “None of
his ideas ever reach the surface.”
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WILL BE PROUD OF.
Do your own voting, your own thinking. You have a right ;to
spend money where you please. Lets all work together and help each
other. We will endeavor to do our best and please you with our work.
Your
midst.
interests are our interests and we are glad you are in our
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The Normal Star (San Marcos, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 6, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 12, 1921, newspaper, November 12, 1921; San Marcos, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth614411/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Texas State University.