The Southern Accent
Being the Expression of the Stuui
Southern Missionary College
Collegcdale. Tennessee, September 28, 1945
nrollment Reaches New High
34% INCREASE IN COLLEGE
\ofo INCREASE IN TOTAL
Faculty Increased by Ten New Members
Mi.sio"a,rJ' Colkg. .inJ CdigoUc AajL,'. Kcordinj KVi' »u",^C°"u'"
Extension Offering '"l^l "°^„j ,,„ |,^^.„ ,„„„^,, ^j.
Double Last Yedr's; 'VVvn^rin'mVa ti!^'1tmjndw' 'i"'
O For New Work uii.rs.a'u,n'"k,M '''"""'" '" '"
ir Hare of Burma Capacity Crowd Hears First Sabbath Sermon r'"«*''foI'cSslTdritji<ij°i°nBr- °L'"sJbra '.1,7"^™™°' 'ftSm
ergoes 92 Raids; president Reveals Plans For New Church ShL';""'"""^*':;"'"™^;'"! ^™„rmfSTKi;,t, '^"f '' °' ''"
rps-es Youth Rally a„ ..d,™,,. .r , : i .„mdo,.
"> m whldi lilt raoillj' inJ sludinB^of Js„ p|,,,
'« mully'dUacskJ." ' " \' '' 'iZ.\\,
- Soulhc'rnjumo; College, .odf,«nd of hct"'
;™nmd°our°«t'st°'iI ^"^ Prevention
. .1 limbic djy— 1. 310 MessuTes Outlined
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Bakery Produces
ISO Loaves Daily
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McKEE LreRfiRy
Muthem Missionaiv r
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Tkt Soutktnn. tAcccnt
ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY
BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING
Uniforms Seen and Collegedale Church
Heard From Elects New Officers
In our oil
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ubstription f
r "The Southern Accent"
Signed
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THE SOU!
I Provides Additional
ng Quarters
iDining Hall
lis Renovated
[Elder Hare Speaks
1/-^ Rally
ROSTER
tOSxO
Twins Confuse _
SMC Campus (^^^^o
New Library g™> .rMrrJ,„s'.r'?C _
Nearly Complete su'„f.7"S„L'V"f" "' "
img lo bolh ph,
,ra°/I"das'ari m plan our ihi Dr°"G!'sh " En n""" »
I ishid and the roofing «. II goon ThL r'". '-°'|'^ ^^"' ''^ "
) roofing IS of grq ssbeslos >hini,lc t)pt ,d^n,,,^"d ^^mon "Vk '
Do You Know?
Jottings
Jerry
300 Students
Study Music
Out-of-Town Guests
Visit Friends
Diamond &- Courts
Prove Popular
Record Enrollment
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The Southern Accent
Being the Expression of the Students
Southern Missionary College
Collegeda le , Tennesse e, October 12, 1945
Elder Hackman Outlines Maude Jones Hall Dedicated
[Expansion Program
!man"m his address^o'^liie faculty on Seplembfr'^SO. "' ''^^°' '"
itvey of Ihi present silmtion ind the future outlook it Colk-std
kman revealed that the Gencial Confecence Committee had vt
J a veai be expended for book purchases for the libra™; that tl
, for a frojcn locker unit; that Collejc Industries tnc. had mac
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Mr. Russell Pictures
'^iHIHSfi
Four Years' Internment
,1,
u IS rs tht College Among the
1100 population of the eight
rs per )ear Though fifth imong
of Dean Carol)n Hall Russtll bt^m
his chipel talk Trxdaj morning St.pt
than
hi forthLoming addition of two
four tw^'"''"'""""^ '""'""'''"'
^'
nc ptople under tncnt} The
of Capetown iouth Africi
i^.lfbc increased b) one morl
France until ncirlj a month later On
■"' 'fcomLd'Tr^i's/'"
Twelve Couples Called to Missions
|r C iL" 11- • ._i,r Elder HayneS Depicts the) are eajcr to nl
|l-rom Southern Union in 1945 stability of Youth in li'Iilro'iM
roughout appliations this fa
(Conlhuiid o,, p^g^ 3)
n°lT.£ SoLAtkenn Accent
EDITORIAL STAFF:
> PHOTOGRAPHY;
Jottings
by
Jerry
I coii.«. «udcn.; Mrs. Daniel Walthe
!tion in piiy ptc Iiijurcd in Fall
Miss Eadie Reports btScn"i h^'dc '™"'"' "*"'' '''"1
Examination ns,bt Ihi^h and ^eveted two kndons'
Results AltMctcd b/VrwIh fo*t hd/w
le by the speaker, dents falling below the perfi
Hoffman. acdJentally locked him
When Bill couldn't woke SUnlej-,
Accent hc«.
Thougn my Kinjiuinii lu. j i.u.j^
,1„ „,,.-;/ is hn Ihv Imrlwsi: of shoivh,^ l,ro„m,e,,ce. At Hif- may be Charles Rhew's hopeful cry.
,,.,,„ /„r„„/, n; Ihc hhioryof o,n „fio„. the East, the MiddU ^^^^^^^^^^'^^ ^^^ |'oS!^"SinTi"
u;Jlh y,nr .Hioiher st-cliou of the country is swinging hilo pro- n^med "Pivot.- \s evidently a thot-
wnii ',t i ni ll: 'uilio'i.il thinkiuv,. 1 1.' J I miction is the Soitlh. ■'South- oughbied in f.icing form, for the lidet
,ru Uii>:l >,,// \''i l;d,i^ly\"' U.1-. ih, l;j<ling o] ail Associated is witching his diet atefully.
Future Ministers
Conduct Services
Elementary School [h"first wmcii7( wc-''Roo°s'''Hende
Crowded and Busy ^°"'jj:'^j''"i,"',"f "J"°""^'sl. '^"''
the way u'e voted.
S.M.C.
Jiipil5 constitute Iwo-fiftlii of
Teachers Attend
,°Thc s'outh-J..»J '»; Zy ,,*.;,/;»» ;/ Institutes in D Flat
iwl <il »/)■ hirlh. Pmfle \m,My. u-arni-hmlal ImifllM,-. OJIegv
iilally lotaltd in ,i qiikl lilllt nilUy ,in,„i,mU,l by umnUd Inlh. '""" -''<• """'J >•='"« """" /
Nearly ',»«» mrej /// t«ra/>»l. /r»/(, t.mi, :;. /„r;», ,;;«/ „„,„ll.l,lJ. "" "j"'"" "°""^ "'" ""P" J'
/MU. //., «/„J,„/ \.., ,h, ,„, „f
; om^urluMin Ihe'rariZ
del>aTnul
CoUcge
Academy
Training School
Privileges Come In
Red, White, and Blu.
C. A. Russell, Director of Extension
To Uliss Ihaube Uones
Vou gave this school a gift of love —
Youc recompense be from above;
Our words of gratitude are frail.
Your heart shall be forever fused
With that pervading spirit used
By God when He formed ColiegedE
Your sway shall never be forgot
By those who love this hallowed spot
Your life of sacrifice has blest.
tnth of manner, a charming style,
Together with a cheering smile
Have brought you friendship which r
OF man can hope to estimate;
But heaven's book boasts letters great,
"A friend to man, a friend to God. "
This home in which you spent a score
And one of years shall evermore
Preserve with pride your cherished n.
The youth who find their lodging here
Shall solemnly in holy fear
Keep your ideals, your loves aflame
Margarita L. Dietel
I Collegedale Dairy
I Accredited By Dept.
1 01 Agriculture
Ihurd" orabout fifty ow nd foQ
Dairy Integral Part of S.M.C.
Milk Production Up
Eighty Per Cent
During 1945
unds of .in in-
(-■en rapidly expanding:
Kno?vmc T,n„e.„ Glory For But A S^i'^lffS'bS^i'w,™ *;lkind" Dairy Manager Sets lar.*nVrm'o'''!,f£>te°^'c'1!;,'iS
j™e2'o, 19« Moment Th.ya,I'L.°i.'^d°*.° ,™™b... FortH AIhIS .»' Ih.n «o,cd ,„ ;1,c old Joom S
|d°'S- '"'"""" ^bfaTof '^^'''''T *=;■,■'«'>;".'" ■'»''•"■'■" l""i,r » which man, li^^'^-l^ Z' ™.''n;Ln",ha, ma^y
Lf'^rsScrMSiaX coS! i£i;{Fz if:£'^^B '°"*'i^*--^^^^^^ "^ifiHfr.J'i^l 'ji"l couege store
lc.ll,e=d.le T.nn. allaiMd tjc dii'inc- ,„„ h,t j,™, bul the .puttct is .1- jreL^a't'Sn'l" ,»"£ SfZ 'coZ 5,' .<•''">•'■ ""'S" '"' ""■ '^'^S' Expauds StOck
• l«n of Bangs I.SC AcmaiiM most drowned by the horn of the milk- „„ ,he nametrkes of famoas ne-oon- ""J?., , ,,
iHe.d. itbich means that It passed se>- mg machmes, ajes, as are l«o members of the Illes- This does not mean, howeeec. Ihat "The best in amne plus the b
ly rising, tcsponsibility for
table to svotk with
every way, and I
if the same zeal
ercised by all herd
and that b, the cosvi
The sulfa t.ablel, .:
eraploymenl
I °"l would .a, that the health .ta», of FaCtS aud FigUrCS „„„ experienced swailoi.er, w.as ap- healthful dairy products produced un- purchased. The siori office, actimlins
land'th'c^li'^ 7o'du«,°\Vould^be*dI' ConCeming Dairy ofX^Guernsrs'be'r'innefdof^ust ""a^ Tn''!^ rfi'lan'ciii i.sset to the '" f'^^^" Williams, will soian be-
d by all and feared by none Buy- The College Dairy .such a tidbit, Mr. Pierson demonstrat- college. of the sprinkler .imi heatio""' "°"
of cattle like lo deal in Bangs , M„„,.ins a herd consisliog of be- ed the art of administering it. Placing .|. To promote good livestock and i, nearly complete
I herd! so all of your surplus am- ,„,„ „,„, „j ,„ R^jisKred and "■? P''' '" "","'' °' » l«"g-b"ndled g„„d will ,n the community and the
s should be veiy much sought after High Grade Guernsey and Jersey cat- |Jj ;„;!.f ^C "J^.^'," "„„ ,™ """-fj; ,„,iJe a laborato demon
Respectfully.^ ^ ^^^ ^^_^ l Furnishes employment for twelve ';""|^'"^',i. '""' '""'""" "" °° ""'''"" ' " °" 'E'"""" ''"«'■ Dean of DeUUg
Ko'om 9 Post IDnfce Bldg, '° 't^iZJltTiO 000 gallons of ' 'om ootllhnj JiSe.ence ..a
Knosiville 1, Tennessee _,■,,- „, „,, ed between the cows and most
Maude Jones Speaks At Evening
(Cu.»™eJ /r«», f,,ge I) WorsMp
of twenty-eight
I The first name is usually after the sire, 5 Sells over St 70t) vs-ortb of sur- and every one, and pray that out as- en for thirty years in ber'Ic^arkrTo
■ the second name after the dam, and p|^, ^^jij^ wholesale annually. socialion begun in this college planted [^^ young ladies of the school .iurioe
lisVotg t"he™aming'M°anJ''tC,''lhe '' ''"' "'" "-'^ " "°'""' '" FaCUlty & StudcUtS SisSifn™aire".''may racriuVi ""'"« "-"'"f' ^""■'■)' 00"b> r ^,
Iwhoa^'* "'T "'^'h ^["h '''^e^"'' Vis'located' in a $17,000 barn, the Eujoy Saturday 's f«t ^"lition in that clcroal school of to any s'ltuatioVis' Irtily^aValit) "''I '
I of the most lUecesline nXa are' S' g[ld°uaHo''n'e«erc"seT""' " ''"'^ PrOgrCSsivC Social m"rc-"rawiig old"no more perplej- "mJs'I' Umion has been a dean of
1 Illuslrioui Queen Olive after Mrs. 01- i... ,. , '««■"■"""' d°»bl>. "" "«e 'a* women in out denominational school,
1 lie Brae, who was a faculty member Progressive games which combmed ures, but instead, endless youth, svveet for approximately thirty years She
|EMMlld"B''irT''l'' ''k"" wIllTn* '?od rnrt Tames'"wete con ^"'i "" Te'EreZ lo' ti To ■ " >""=''''""'"''" """'Crc^k AcaJ.
|lliedair,^;£rrieofLeap"ea°r:"ollege- HomO SapiCHS VS dutl.'d'i'as't"satLrfa'y night,' o/tober 6, '"^ "' f""^' rom g or, o g or,, gJJ^ ^'"^ |lal«f.^^ad^a lerm^of olTi^^
' on,''''and "ijlultriou's ^ischiel CoUcge Cattle at" 'Sli'J're'iidcncfs 'Swn'l'bc'^am'' ExpaUsiOU PrOgrBUl |en Springs. Michigan. Retired for the
I Elder Haynes
fCo,„„„,„, ,r„„ „s
lercd promptly a
,e're immfdial'ely orgaoiu
if'Sntwo'C'Tl"'
'led by one chosen
rfou" facilty homes"!
up through these ptepai
conference presidents wi
°"j'; Future Teachers Get
»f Varied Experience
■here they played Mr. KuSSCll
'"Is tKla"; fC"««W /ro» »e ,)
ed that tlicy csct
I" o';''thi';tL''ThiJ miz';" '-'.h ™et'"r',°"!i'«e'tei pn^s'int'rr;, ca''4l!ir,,«;',"joup«»hi^the"fc her'*\o'i!ie"Sr"le"°r'eturne''d"'o wai\i'^';'.;':,,, ' J,';::;;: i' I',,"'; ,,:
l:'-™ep,io'.t,ixtdiv™uai;: k,"e the, pla, during the next few nionji,, l-';^''"*^;;^™ i;''„JXsta™t1 oltf MSuSl!'she"was"Elld^a°; rslist'irjhJL eiementV^ilii™
Blues and Browns TB Leaders Request Dasowakila Chib ^^^f^'^ "aT« JMohn^orcy^S O" The Kiiddie-Car |
Vie For Honors More Social Workers Slate Announced fi^Hi ''io'"i ncvif^diV^'re'ls™^ Circuit \
r 1'°"* h Swoffot/'g"lRrcd''oT sindly'^rfri
ipporluniticj for Ihose young people
J first ^VP^'
i"l- ""paye Pwtson, Secrc- sippi church school, took the long wiy Swoffbrd. lo ct
: HughfS, Treasufcr; Belty homL- when retutnins from the com- A-,-.
isippj
present each bath, Scpkn
bclon ed Those with -es of b^oTn" i^'O^P «*^''"t'led- She illusCraled her Ij"'" ""'"J- QiaUgCS Madc In
■ S'L^fh E^l't^i-ni SSlEc^^ Former Students Maude Jones Hall
"jack Dirnill and Doris Sifoup were *^-n, ^^ u' '" ■ l« °T'" 1 d ' Ih IjOntiUUC L-arCerS A partition of glass blocks now itp- Theodore Michael V ■ 'k 1 ^ ^'^'1
hUmJiloii 'Coonly, TcrnKs^.L-, Tul-^-,.u- '"* <:nleted the New England Sambr- have nc-arly M disappca
"'^''"'°" at Melrose, MasMchusctts, and ii do- Only a feiv trunks "mji/n/o Highest weighed eight°pounds fifteen ounc
Bits of This and That ^^L"'' ^"^ ''"' m er ne. pro ; ^^^"^^^^1^^^^"°; *
in Chattanooga, Tenries
--.ghed eigh • -'
■- Uyton h
Louis Ludington
Visits Campus
Louis Lud,n«lor., sophomore at the
Accent On The Academy
Mc-'tSnT'^MM,'"'''" m7hJ""ti»7."bii7i'°"°i'' Academy Students 'f*'s;„d°f„"to'5,°"odcm'' ""1 S'n°j >L'reS-a»'"wM°°"v ""*
c« .lunnc ihKi- .wiJ on. Iiill jcir, |i^;hf, i-^tploring cv^n' nook and tor- Hold Separate ^kdl was added to the game by Dan ally arc. The speaker quoted from thL
,ly^,r.rm,„iilr,'kl„.. .,„n|.|.<.ns diaries Piercc-s middle name Get ChuFch ServicCS Officiating umpire for the game was mg is the"mosT importan" w"rk "eel
mar't '''',l|,'!'!'"\\i',' I'mv"''.'' "'a> ''''" '" l*""""'"" " '"^ J'""- Separated for Uie first tim
Neil (.ii-ls\\,-l<„,n.(l
Willi TnL.'S.tiilli.'in
HospilnlUx
fronted by p
. \Va, her (ace Jodemy staJenls, anJ the tommonity Eldcr Ashlocli „„„„,h „t eh,„„., the „„(,!,, „r»
thurch ntemher, ader.uately in on. , , , , _ «""«"' <•' chsanM. the nobthly of|
building AadreSSeS Academy purpose, arid the consistency- of pro-J
.11 slisses'ro m" .erJlcrihe^rjJaTo'tily"! Eiom'"w'ere Chlirch Advent youth 'io this generation, byf
■'irting it ns'y" dm" tllent''wu'uW in gSg ' tht« '^""6 *' "'•'' »' "" l^'oved fierd.'°Add'ifE°slo!ics°cor
' ■"' ■ V'; Koteri?nei'"of™*'ci'atfo°r'd.Ann; of College'dale todemy by°!Bting thTt lhet'°He'\oji'cluded his'"remarks b,j
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The Southern Accent
Being the Expression of the Students
Southern Missionary College
Collegedale, Tennessee, October 26, 1945
GROUND BROKEN FOR NEW AUDITORIUM
lEIder Calvin Osborn of Louisville
IConducts Fall Week of Prayer
President Announces
', Vacation Schedule
■i ur£c studeni
tiindinfi
Board and Faculty
Unite in Ceremony
the campus Elder Hackman lifts first shovel of ground in preparation for si
iKd ™,il we could bejin
c Mucsmr of Ihc Hoi, Spin
— " -d the flag pole.
[Musicians Rodeheaver and Ackley Board of Trustees Elder C. A. Lauda
I Hold Song Fest on Campus Plans Expansion Addresses Church Z'S"Z',^'t"
:ssor Millet j^j, motning. October U^ [or la^^U- subject of Elder C A Liuda's Sib- Trustees Speak
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f Collegf, Coircscd4le.
Dote . . .
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- - - Dashes
Jottings
by
Jerry
lonesome, but thai he
German prison cjmp for
lC,'Vw"eeJ ^ofwe'i/lr™; S! Miss Sandiisky and 'er rHoue e monster,
Equals Dry Wood "- ,.; , , Campus Illuminated ^^','1'''° *"'''"" '''™ '""i- e,. ,:,./:, i. i
,, he drv kiln are work .^^ :.^'^" ■'".■■ y^S'^L By Eight NcW LightS 14, That when asked where the hn- "1;;,;; ■•:'',■ ,;, '
t the dry k.ln arc work- ^ ^ ^^ ^^ '^'^ J Ti t? ishgj products go. Mr. Gepford re- ^° -^ | ,
, way Mr. Gepford expressed the pro- lege ampus. 15- Thjit the volume of furniture GuinCa PlfiS Alld
'"■'- '" ^ '"" ^'^"^'^ cess. Even crooked »nd warp..d stuff Thrse of the lifiht. illumme the pat!, ^,';'|fi^""S '94-1 was around fe
jO will shape right up, he says, beUvccn Maude Jones Hall and (he S25O.O00? GoldllSh Appear
r' Sn'Gepfofd''°-ho of thc\iln show the tcmpo?alureTnd the ^Irajirhehrthe paVfrom the J^JJU g^^g At Gradc ScllOol
...tiLC at Syracuse Univ- air over heating coils ,ind through IhL- three remaining lights point the way g ^„ ^^^p^j ^^^ aiscmblc A F' s''0" ""of "'« Nellie Fences
stacks so that it is re-heated five limes lo the gymnasium and the play field. ^kirtZ—the part of a dressing table fi"t. second, and third grades oc-
^^.ls part of the training in one complete circuit. Every tl.ree Mr. Q. R. Pcarman. head of the just below the top, ™pi''<! mo't of the d.iy on Wednesday,
f the eight poles starid 40 effieii*q.;^wo ironing board [e^"ca" Biggest event of the day, according
feet h.gh, 1
, ^,-. A- -r'TM' further Slated their 1000 wattage and jon. EJgmon's S' " "
,ENT who stepped inside at Mr^ ,,„ ^„„,g, ,,,;„,, brightly from dark Qne railroad car has been loaded Amung ll
baths for ""*'' '""^"'fi''^- with approximately -100 pieces of dren brough
- ■-- -■ - '■ ---■ - - ■ -e by three men in one hour 'J^"!^ ^'J^'J*";!
ca« were sent off'in 24 work- The anim
loffman. Phillip Lang. Wil- ing days. Brown mad.
_ , .,. ,W.,_L __J ,.___■. ^^^ p^^^ ^^^ ^j. ^^^ ^.|| .^ i^g (,,^ j^^ ^^^.^^
t wide and 80 feet long in places, lopped off tl
■ „,.-„ , ,, , ,v, ^ [ j' ^^t\fKx^ M M v^.Mii. I'rcsioent K. rt. wrigni miormca The first process in lumber drjing To conclu
(cording to Mr. J, W, Gepford. mana- C-.--_J„.. TvT..I. » the ACCENT reporter that additional is a thorough wetting. drcn sat in
IStiident Labor
iPiaised At Mill Games Held In Gym |f J'"°^
Before Piogiai
in'corpot. Saturday Night
1, <ioicl
told about the special ii
Mr Gepford replied thai
eajy for the program u
Church CO Hold Week of Prayer
RN ACCENT
Insiders Defeat Faculty 9-6 In 7 Innings; Pastor Warns
Blues To Play Browns' At Basketball Against Petty Sins ^nj, ?;^>f^'J';^^ ^'^JJj^^ J"'Ji' to' ^.J^,"!;"
ion pfogram of rhe College.
itutfkd students, KHiidcihcif crowd- The most
ed schedules on Sunday. October 28, play of the gar
Wright reports
sanitarium additi
:obe plea
Japan.
"i'™ "iT""'".-'".!',' l'°""»'i* slide inl'o'he baP!i°r'eachedTowo to music, literature and enterUinment, 'o.»-ard in a strong way He also t°™hrislm'as.' " "1^^" "> '^ '"'•
,',„,, ,,, ,!|,,.|. tag him cjoly to see McCumber lump oo^pyi^og^aJaitM tithe, neglMmg JjJ" *'J|™j;A"" "J}*'^^^^^^ Jack Sagat. a former student, is no
' ■ ■ ''"K„'.rini™ took indi.tdu.l honors l«r''aX;r.«"o"j« ao, c'rmm' Wright on"fh!s "rip to Mer.d.ao,"" Jinue work .,t Southern Mis.iona,
,; ■ ' '■; ' i,' I, , " ■ i' timebyliftlngtwoballsinsuc- stances, should we dishonor ihi- j,''''J'*^^|^y"f ', J|'||/f ;"|''(.f;;' Glfnn Starke- i, rehirran
' ■ ' "'■';■ ^ .-■I'.'l'.'.ni :',?i"-„"..i ■l,'"-'i„"i"! mc™f" Elder' AsT.lock'co'ncluder-'s ^"'"*1^^"|' S™'""'-' "lisiionarj- the "oJ of'thc B^ma Road. °Twet
:■• i " ■ '';, , ! ...i . ml, ,„i.' and usc'youriife^^arHe wdl-"" " Alunini Scatter ^ Focest Hako"fcn. now at Mindor
zK^^Ty . ''^^yy'ZZ'^''''^^^"^^"''"^^ Over United States '^Xlf",!':;:^ '''"':«'"'
- - :l !,',,' ma bistabali Workcrs' Meeting Mma Ruth Hayward^senjoyiog her Mrs. Marilyn By,
; rounds for .,
, faculty thcar
s the faculty si
d"''°'"°"''°'°°""''"
ind's L'v^n'fttugh'n™ horn' ovene"' July witVih,' " '"""
Uiki'i-s Celebrate Busch Symphony
(»(li)])ii's Close At Gives First Concert
l•^■^■llin•; Cainpfire TI,, liusel, Llitle symphony, with
Accent On The Academy
.i.li:''u:,'iU:;,g'i"ndc'i°s?": P'^eps Pleased At ^^ 'rii.^'Thotw th"' sS,."' Freshies Form
■f.^ii'in^llrl;'!';:;,,'!!;": College Discomfort '"'■^t'Tj:;'",, ,^^ ,t„ ,,„« English Club
■"Frv^Tiv-'f"' s,.„l'uiZyZ' ■■■ ^"^'Hir£S]s;i3 cia^'o5;nL'-:i"is:h'?£'
'::!:;■:', iiilHt'i'r ^^Ss^3£xil pl?i-X^.--i^ S^ii^'Ssil^sZS^
llutiicianS Assist In ^^'^m and Cugene l,toma at the stem- rresjm|^ the jjnawcd fingernails, seen This plan to hold separate church ■■Acmc,'-"wh1ch 'mcans/'Ty' the high
Chattanooga Effort Health Service ;«."» :p;^arst'I.'tn-STand"t:i! EE?£''H'53""LS isr°et33"""'"' *^^^^^^^^
JikLf TO"ud"Eldct°'si'ank7"'c i^ivCS AdvicB On ly'pciiEo'l!!reValH's'cWar'j.''faci" AS'win'&lifi'nfa "°'°" '"°"''''"" ^'" '-°"«''>''''" ''"'"' '■''"" '
M
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FUTUREVBNTS
No\
10 Films 7:30
Nov
12-16 Nationnl Edu-
Nov
Nov
cation Week
17 Opoo
Dcpannitni
Nov
26-30 Health Week
Nov
29 Thanksgiving
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SbJlliliil \Mmm GOLLKE LliJKAk
FRESHMAS n
The Southern Accent
Southern Missionary College
Collegcdale, Tennesset-, November 23, 1945
IBROWNS WIN FIRST SUB CAMPAIGN
board appropriates Service ToBe Held t; ll^lVHI Subs Total 1820;
Hoara nHi^iuc Tliinksoiviii" Oav t ^^BIpl^lP^ Blues Fete Browns
fc|0,000 To Be Used ' - - ' ^^'a^^j '„^m: yK/V^lji^ll At Xmas Program
for Book Purchases >
■ -
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m
[Elder Wickman
I To Stiow Films
jij°I Elder Jensen Opens Mr. Miller Presents
;," Local Prayer Week Musical Sermon For
Thanksgiving Vespei
Ne« Store Hour
Staled Bv Mana;
- Myer Addicsh(
IK Nursing Club
FacultvToHold
No.lu.nal ^.ss,on~
Oil 1. niii-( onll
To b,°R
(Comhii
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(ighl
'Villi'"'
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^ke
Soutkena
«/lccent
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Laogdon BImoje.
Chut. IjHiin Cbngct. Mifll..
Eliinc Gid<linj(v Rjmir< Slc^"
, .=:..,:.=.....=...
Armistice Revives
Sincere Memories
Concerning Freshmen
lliis iiiluinii
r:,mp„< ViMl.M--
Ne«s Of AInmn
Rrachcs Campn
- On h„ri
Be A Man
i,.f'.- '••■ ./'.-<■. .-1 'i««i •)"^ilZSJL,J7Jiuri!Z''.U7i
• I he Ibhd mati it a firUtem hiitecd. He hji goml „
hill h„w lo gtl il ami Bill Jm'l /orjw IbM "Ihe mmi
,11, 1,. /!,„( h!,„.,ll l„,„„ „, g,„, ,„„ „,„ j„,, „,,„
, ,„b€r ;i. IMi ^ THE SOUTHERN AC CBNT
S.^;^^' National Education Week Observed 1^^::^^
Elementary School Would-be Teacliers Dr. Siiliiie Tells Of , """*^ ";y
lli.l.ls M{.lil S. s-ioii Ti eseiil Pi of;i dill Ci„»il, ]„ Soulli, n, "
I... B.iM PiiMits r,,,„ ,„„„,, ^,^,^_^^ -
i iitiiii I tat lie I •!
Viinouii.e Silt.
"^lutkiits K(|)i(s(.iit
N IMOll.dM.Ul.ll
ll ( l>ll II,.
Ml Mill. I liiK.i.
"MuMt I..1 ^Olllh
il1~ll<lllllll I dill
Ol I'lpi OiiTin III 1(1
\U Ml Doit.li
M N (ondiKt
Im.|>i„i,i,,i,i
"^ oiiii^i 1*1 opji Hi ^111
\\<>ikOii\o< ihoiiil
IIOIIOI (.ll'.MS
lloinen ni|il
I liult I "Ol ^ ( h III
Ml li>ii..Riissill
1 lU i \{K1 KIKI s 111
rnliiiinient ( -imi) SiioiUsI KoiiK s I o llo
n -IJ- Brim lis Rcliiliale Volleyball Alt, a<u
Construction Begins On Church Building i,, <:<,... t vui... , Me,, o„ Fae,.itj
Mali Will Have
Carillim r.mer,
(„o,-iaM n,-i^n
Mr. Russell Speaks
I'MMclml (.
Vesper Serv
Four Filius Shown
To i.ar.M- ViKllenix
COI^LECE STORE
Accent On The Academy
\n,i,',il llMnnal
I-.,iiih1 In kubhisl, V.nfleniv Hisl,„-v Tla
\1 C.llrj..- Press II. m„, It. ,11 i<nin\ar
'.ii . I'lieUer Speaks
. \raclei„iles Earn
rli..hushi|, \„ai-.l-
The Southern Accent
Being the Expression of the Students
Southern Missionary College
Sc^^R^K'" ;t~";r;;r Plane Bombards Campus With Leaflets
I Elder Wickman i
'"'" '''"our"U,chm""fr.'m'lll
Oik Jolunacbure /'«»"
Viiuoiiiiced Via Air
L,„„
M,' wittm* ''.littd "^'Eip^'Toin ''" D™ne\t' ™' sKg „.i Miisicjaus Perform Semester Cm For ' 'i
^""o'n »cre'Zu'h"of'°''' '"' "om'T"" »"™jI? "L™ Sd", At Eveiiiug Program Ci m i .il fmifi lence lo„ xu i ,i ii' n,„' ^„ „,\i r
lujid in South AfriMi. Icrrjtorj ThL nevt ^rour of slidis ^^l . Musk liidi.nL. of Soullicm Mjs , 1 "ni"'.'* ^ ^''^ pTi"'"'' r" ^°°'' .'"^'"'^'^
i\cr 2 mdiion arc white Jnd termed P'^'orc of the conditions undtr «hiLh ^lonar) CollLi,e pastnted i recital ill n^ j^d wl] t^iiisOiii>ionas Andrews
Eiirorean he continued Cape 'he prisonefs lued on the German Sitvirdaj eiining NoMmber 'i in uh | j, m n ic i n r an I students d H Id v"^! ""^^"'^^ ^P"^'"*"^"
[ ( Kikw'ood Quartet
Takes Chapel Hour ''"'' ''^"s'"^' J^"''
lie male onaclet from Oalmood SeUllUar Holds
ii'i'u of"aTr.'ci',on « diTcl ""iod° ^^'"^''•'68 At DaiSy
.Ida, Nosimbet 25 Aud DaVtOIl
Ai an introduction Mr C W •'
>i;'o;^\T"t' w"'n"i l'" '" -"'""■ d'>/*ent,.t, to be held at includinj the follo.mj "jme'Mo"
Ihi Sn,l eioup , il,c'pn_e?Ini I-""" "'"outi Ionise Daltoo Jonn, bmilh G
I "^'"Y^'^'i^ Elder Wickman
Films S. D. A.'s F^H Council Vote
I Di' Of Africa Large Budget
Lyiiont Ustdure as an eight scntists in Sauth Africa ssis the ".'f ^ '(^"'''.''l! Adsent.st I ill (
S)Kiliaires tceentlj icr,uired sliossn bj Cider Pinl WiJ ml'n "iV "'*\|\"n'din ' M" '"
John eily department in L)nn VVuo'l H II " '""'" ' "" '"'"I '
lopk in the s orld
mpl, mtb
Light
Piuk Elephants nti"ri"t'sio°Dible "'oika! Tn'
Displayed at Noon [7s"and m^mbcfs'roe^ikT'i
X'e't By Sgt. Kirkham "'°^l:;\f if VnVl"'
ubi
members of the quartet Chart
*cond teror and Charles Dudlej |,ile sponsor of the seminir tiufelii
ipirnuals \ou Beltir'Mind " Im ScmiOn RcVeals
Cd I'Un'uedNo'waT'lir;"' 7 Sius of Scl f i -h UPSS
I h)mn I W n \I) Lite l" I 7' '
'"■''"'' "^Olllll IdUialioU sdfVup'poL'5,s«llcs'ST''ccre'
i'..ri, ,, !aid.Ku8seii i^VcL'ilt \T';;ti:i;«™
Doh
A.
Dashes
^c t INo II
dl Clip
Jotbngs
by
Jerry
( ampiis llaiKiit
II S H no R II
Is { St lei t
rxohanpe
In lit tilt i( (iih iiM
S;:in;er„!lt.p^' Ground Crew at S. M. C. Kept Busy m-"'"-"-*!™
[ii New Location
Jolmny-on-the-Spot
[n Emergencies
, „ . . ir . D Mr. James Russell Pastor Emnlia^
Eoaa-day Department Kept Bnsy „ ^. „ , ti i f i
rr J 1 « J Continues Kecord 1 hanktiimess
I ^^^^^^^^1 It costs only one cent a diy to feed Qf Internment Elder J r Ashlock, pis
Cmuil) » b) 12 (.
: high »ith d.spl.) ».. t:
J 1 \ "'a *:iek'™l T,l,T,k^ hr.ujl,t
<?c '^if.^ :.Sb'3°* ,r was t* bS.' Ti,;
:$^
priscn ship. Mr. Rusicll, .i til
of anadi, w,is then -■itinl lo a Gtr
College Hens Lay
T;:,./So"„s^°ltrh"car/''' 650 Eggs Daily
College Hens Come day by Colk-ge htns. U it wjs ^m.ill, ,,.rv°d''jnd'fo"d'inn^°ihJ" was' only "'n' rcprLXTfhe fscuUy; Mr. C.
In Hed and While i,i:^'Sc;lJ''vl,."'::.,":':',::: ■■- :r''^„!:^^:;"z°':i^t£"" srr'cX~cS'^.l^Bu^"
i<o::,;;;;';"'i;;;/i;x:;'k >S:: ,j^^x°I.o'u:u:;::i;':r::; --:^'Sirdted,\vhok-'JrdL,. .sk.j^.o^s,,,nd,s,sn,fy,n«.h.,r,hank. "-"- "■p'"- "" '^•'-'■''""- '""
bnd Rt 1*^ ''^'^i?^ '"" '",■ '" ^ ^ '"*" Demind fjr exceeds production ic^d lo n camp near Hjmburn Ger- MuSlC Recital iTlaintCnanCe JCCp
h„.i,.... ■ '"' "f^"""" °' ^ in eec, js jn other produce Tl,. m,!,n. of .r,n<norr..t,nn ^ U«« R..^.r n.,,.
Appro^rimitely 700 of the
{CoMinmi /r.m f.ig, I) Has Busy Day
>'er Chickens with mole body ' ■'"" "c.e ..o»ueo ...... - ......p.,.- .-.,.....,, .,.„..(, ..j ......._.......,.. j^e > is now woiiii inoie nun looi
■mth jnd better bying records ac- '^'^"t f"' fo"t' Soprano Eva Lynne Ashlock s inter- times whit lee |uid for it, and we
line to Mr. James. " GraySVillC GrOUD The first nisht they sat up, Ijot the prelalion of "In the Liixcmboute Gar- have used it for two years,' it.iled Mr.
The MO While laishorns lake most ^ '^ scrand nijht they w-ere tired ,,nd slept, [1.;;^'" y_ <;'■;»'"& .S>r,dersons''Un- Pearman,__-Ilo.. min" of ,h, Main-
I bm.°^'. '""''"" ■" '"""' '<«' " ""■
l<jirls' Reception
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agfiage racks strapped
den of My Heart.-
wiih Chaminade's "Le So
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1
brought breai
MlSi
Pierce playinfi Ruffs -
■'Elude. Opus 25, No.
ludc. Opu^
in ChopiJi'i
°M^iz"£'L
since'
lie""
uS'i
"elhc'LoH^.'hrH
e?;
nUl'."Then°
5HfEH
n Boyk.ns
new coat of paint applic
A typical day for Ihe
Jeep"
lllop
5:1^
£,'
:ind "WhtfC sl»]I
11
bi»ake°„"ed
fo'r"so''l,7™°wra"wap
Words" by Lillian Cortgr
octlyn" by
faucets, a trip lo Cliatta
uTth
k-oky
Nurse Eadie Chattanooga Effort
Sponsoi s Pi ogi ams Uses Student Talent
On Good Health t n r„ii ^ j . d dj
Collet <J" "<• ''^'"'^ "J
Death Claims Spanish Students
1^ "Green Hornet" Present Program
^^(r? ~ ._S;:;':i."!'?,*J;l'.L°'r:.':'°"':r ^' Ooit,.„nh !r,;;i,
£. v<" "h r „'"';V' ^' ' >'
- - proximity (o cou
explained ih.M o.,
M, ^„jiib B oo.i oi h Teiniites Extei -„d ""SLjirwriS llf "°Tu,; S
" I L * 1 ' M 7° r I hi ° n"d ininated On Basket- ?'•>"•'•••"" 1°"^ y'"i' '' cioiuoooga. „^ ^^^ ^^^^^^^^^
°' b!"' ''G'°i?'i''o'Toj'AmV°b hall Court Cliinese Missionary t„^™"„'^°°*j' ■"'"' '
tl C oK d L JKndl)ljh ^|^ Coll j d»l B dbot ™in- DcpiCtS Skllls romcd, laojhl fc .,Xn". , , ,
I ' " [ I I t r II (7 15 ' '' 'sund "'t^°ob'' ^"""tlin Necdcd by AspirantS Wearing* Ln'dllM^and^ straj^'j'
III ' " ' ' """ "" " '" "° Mr A E Ho hn mlsironary lo K"' 5°"'""', "' ""'"' ■**"
'i I l<ull> \ Students f.^EmmaTl M x on "rf ^C^l^ f^S' mUi.Iliz''ol'°l"''Yl^Z >kk '^a.!""''' "''""' ^
\ ' Sliai e HonOl S In doo°o ot l.l,!Ik mp°o) d o°"rri ilnj- ''"''''''sjt"!,"";^! ™°"J;" *^'' Hilda Vlllaoutva, r.M.I, ,. ,. I.
Voile) Ball Came ''„„""ii; L°' 'l'' k°l,l«- n.' °r"ti.'o r'o,oi,™« JJ.™ o! S b;;°;.',°'o i".™ "' "
II I I I 1 ll|bll I il ' " ' "' ' r°'°" trn S"ii'on"D"S. "''""''" '^" ria-°T'bc"wal!iw" "','.' '"'"
I r "ll ? 1 ' Ml ^ ^"i^oinl! ""'^f'" ■"^'^'^ "'^' fi'd'"lion' began " ' ' "'"' ^" '*"'"i B^ntun
II I 1' I I , 1 n, bon '" "'^' '^"^'"' ^"'' "*" '" '''^' ^"^"'^rn Original Dialogue Given
I ^ ^ hemisphere. China has a bL^jtben An original dialogoe ^vas writl.
TeaeheisMettWith
State Science Gioup
,(nc of h 1
cabod)
d-oi) of !
:nd°db)'
' ' '" ""ill 1' (") 2- drihem!"l<I°binl.' ^The" ll.i'ij!! "Atcording lo Mrs Di 1 I ll
' MCom"be '"p ' J PI milM for'n'''!^*' 'iS? InfoTe'Tbei'r'own '"'."»l""<"r el"s. show, promise '1
' I'' nt, '' r7,'?r'li ' °Foa°,! ™ople-"° "'""'"" ° ""'° " rhe semesier end, ir, May
I 10 II _ When Mr Hughes and In, famil) Puerto Ricans Assist
Olli I— Gu nn One of the thing, that thej learned of Puerto Rieo told the Oolleie
' African PrOgl ess onran'haerThemissionaVmusrbe P'^'^""' 'j'' "|"^ "^''^^ '^'^ ^
serrou, mmded keep up hi, prayer into'EnghsrforTbri'slenetr "
Accent On The Academy
(I1-. 1^1 hminiUd
"1 'pi^ns't^ I'e /''I ' iiiry in lutjuiring Rcporlei
°d,°an''3jrmaf'l',','el!!lo'i CouduCtS QllCry
Ml . Russell
( ontinues
Vtl...l=. ,N„.....'
apples, scvcnl Boils of liot Doin soup, helping to tui
? -^-'-Hd b> IhL IhouglllS
iatv^...r
H/IPPy NEW YEAR
MERRY CHRISTMAS
The Southern Accent
Being the Expression of the Students
Southern Missionary College
, Ten nu!.scc. December 21, 1945
First Degree Class CoIIegieltes Fete
I Names Officers for S.M.C. Men
'! liirrent Year sanfobd graves
Elder Olson Pictures Ravaged Europe
S.D.A.'s in Europe
il Endure Hardship!
.hoc Escape Bondjinas
'^'"'^ The
Si; E°°i
fiL^t^'%t:;:'^ S5iSSji£2 7^lE^t3E%:i^ %
SANFo.D GRA.8S Clotlies Gathered S.D.A.'s in Europe Moral Dcgeneraev
Ihc young men of Southwn P J
n"if ■ourKnn''"l.'",h' Frcuch SchooI Endure Hardships, Is Worst Result
'onng hdits," s'unjTy' """' "'." ...„....._....
" " i" w'scnd (o^nce
■ntisls in Europe, 1
Side WIS ,u,tkl, Seve
red the binrguel dcr
dints had aided T^e Seminairc Advenf t d S 1
in'd after tlie ^^■ar, Elder Olson re- an address In Lynn Wo.
Tified by Elder A. V. Olson,
ntly rehrr, ' "
■or the secretaries a" j'Margarila "= "»"« ">
explained the benehts to be "«■ '«" h
atcd as the Ger- ope srnce 1920. bnnps a hrst-band ac-
.tTcrings or^Utbe along the railroad, and found not one
tddcn to sisii in house left standine. Most of the fair
Workers Send Mtjisaoes "f™ >'"; """"
"pressed ouc appce
e John Moigan, sent to Ju,
, Tciangle Club, would be i,
has sent though bombed often, not one ,va, depend m. Many
could be tdfed Many were isolated, unable trying to govern h
'iill™T„t*rbC.t~S'S. M.V. Holds SongfeSt .""Z'^a!^]!^^^/}:;:;:^. "'■"Ihe ,e.ul, „ „ga„„ed confusion,
laLX ^■;„^'™p'';l„£'''^™' ;^StlI"^{iS'S: '"^H;7£?lrSr'lI! 3iSr;r!?'if;,;;f™".'''"t,;'
president, oninj ' ' ' "" ''^ -'-
Spirit of by a
it o, the senior iS,'' MeS 'cr°aSdHa€'i paS'bV M'rs,°iS"rit.°nH'i '■"y'"S G"ups SpL sou'Llt"' """""
'botirsme'd"in vis. ' and Ma'!y lyntl 'McNiel,''spic"i|; the ocga" to pbycd sofliy'TJ'cimlc' lies '.Eho'wereVonlv'ones suA™.' Boai'd Votrs t
•ast year or two ediy singing -Deck the Halls with Witt, This concluded the opening ey. ing the bom
d the position of Boughs of Holly," irrciae, told by Eldt
s^.'ere R,- |, ,,-,1 ,- Thap.-I
''^""""'"'°"''"'*'^' "'"'""■" ofTl'i'c 'on'''sThe 'wi'shtd'" 'hear'
f h I ha be I tvt O r\ . whom they svished to play or
tl 1 lid s th NUI sst Says Diet The program consisted il instrui
Influences Tempei eipantl ^^r^e IdKt^^'fiom tile aud!; IjI™*'' there"'toVonc"r^i!^ inTs'hi"i {'l'^' '^''"''""■*^' '^'^"'"'^'
family occupied one ^ .,
and svent; and" i
Dots . . . Night Watchman Jottings
^ Has Busy Time by
...Dashes ..rrtLrr.™ _. y^j'^ .
Jo.n md £<d,n I
Yuleticle Greetings
i is here again. The word holds pit
,,o,.nZ"Z'nZy-t''''»''. *°"'%Tf °;;,'tS™?t'("" .C'lcp^"-~w' *"*"' Dignity During i„tT» TZ E"iJr7.i '.Z
llm tear wJI (wJ many homes n-iwiud lor the hrsllimeiti ]ai,r ,^, |j,„,|, „[ n,, p,,„„ ,„ji„„ j ^, " . -^ _ " wi.h Ihis sni." "H.,, come I . i
,„,;, Man ol oor yo,wg men, :am khak, and vm bine, ml „, ,,,;. so„,„,i„ accent J.r- Christmas Party fix my bow ,ie: „i c.mm,
Lrnrllialrhi lim lamilfs lesliviliei, plaJ lo bi IncliidtA in Ibe mj Iht Djsowikil. Hrap.ion projm •' -rem, l« m<r borrow somi
',,;•,;' 111 » 5^,„jjj, „,^|„ Tridiiional onJCTctaimcn conccpls YiidUy «flcr-jhavc lolioc
'"^"""^*- , , . Miss Eunice Edgmon, iistet of Lib of j dour ptofcwonal staff would have shall I put On this card fo. [Ii
r CoUfpetlale-iles it meant almost three tveeks ol vacation. Ruth l-kcnor and' Dorothy
■rhrKueek, whirl, most o\ ns will spend at home-some to « w visited tht- dotm.tot, last s.«k Miss witnessed the mistotine of "the clan Aceordins to one ol
skiins and tobossaiiing on snow-.oe.re. slopes-others to del.gh, Edgmon ,s m ,o, d b, the Otohna Th»da, e„n,n Dec«^^^ de^s he,e had ne.ec
in the ifarm iraters of the Florida beaches. ^^ j^^^^ seem to be nothing except of the library had been rnchimot- he has been living in
world today, bin III;' : ,,,,,., .<.„ hmiiid or inn-biinied, paXgi. 'and a" genml spirit ol an- witr'lrelS "wreath^! bdls."a'nd So" all drtJ'sed up'' ""ik
„., hiife yon will I.::.: ■ J •rill to all men." tii.pation and excitement persadirrg eties of turbaned Magi's astride plod- fun and well worth it,
MI«rrTC*ri,l,»„. ,-- il,' !■:..),.„ to students, lacnlty. the dotm.tory ■ - -
ainllri.iidsojS.
TenHessee UliiUttnas
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thought, mv n
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onco by ieo Ih
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31 lay
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m"kcTh,':°^Vsrp,To" ^m«Tnd unbS ^ttJ'^^h^i SlStCr CollcgC
e'rrv CHRISTMAS EVERY- ^''''t7c«'" ^ind'''o"hi*^ic'^'d^moth Launclies Campaign 1
Spirit. Exchange Notes
Future Teachers
Entertained By
Guest Speakers
New Talent Revealed
I\k rousing rhythm bind selections, jn/chapcl recently a
Wright, Tympinisl
list EiJic. Tambourinist James, iii^
Ble-Hltter Lwse, ind Xylophor
»>]| b
-J^txry (or th. K.ntu;ky-T,.nn!.sU Jbj; sunfi' by "Anne Crawdet (The
liphling and the dujc.
tudcnts
gifts for
^ L-,1- Spirit of
ind ligMing announced Ihc lime for Kloosl
the distribution of gifl*.
James Ludington, U
r from l[!rFlofirconfcrcn«.''Elder "ived their verbal orthidi
W. Pettis from the Alabama-Mis- Jensen. Dean Walther.
isippi Conference, and Elder H. M. Ashlock.
ind Elder
lecied recently by I
d "president H- J.|
mipM Chroi
jioung people to complete .:
■ofcisor J. Wesley Rhodes wa.^ Ihcl
gift Mrs. J. A. Tucker, while Mrs. Betty U Slsrri Colleg
I Colporteurs Earn
h."} Scholarships
I During Summer '45 Hanuum Canvassed
y-lhrcc colporteurs from South- 111 FrCHch CaUada
Colporteurs Relate Experiences
Coble Canvassed
In Spanish Texas
Blues Celebrate
Brown Victory
At Formal March
Ihn " i and the totil scholarship ctcd- popuhtion consists tnostly of
■ "^ "*>" a'c hospitable an<'
ledical books
, , ^-i, better protect the health of their larfii; ^- • t- oo "sc- ers
Book-sellers Choose ,™,i„ ___^^^ ^^^ ^_^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^ jj^._ jj.,j^^ p^^^^
Officers for Club jJ°3j'SSs''wto°on?ta™; Cliop'") McDowell SJsht'Z" jrmJVs'«/™p,ii'm"E
The Co\p,M:., club h« ton or- 'J^^^^'« 1>^™ m'SL'' and'Tof'' "^ """' 'PP™»"°" P'""'' » ""' fhc'r. olTSL' oU ™d rei wu "'",1
1°™ «,c"";iS'.T' '"Vill " «« «-' J«'. »V» «"■! J"''f , r- i""Mil",!''„S,l Klo^or'mic '"SfonSir n h!?h,!£H}
llonJ.y. DntmlxT 17. sped.vo c«slom.r hns ton holJing „ s^„,|,^,,„ Mission.,,)- Collejc. ^Ah^^ wTn h, n^ ? J ,
A C. McKm ™> elecKd prcsidcnl. out on him and »s wdl "s^^sppibng ^^^-^^ ,jjj ^^-^ ^^ „;ig, ^i^, "'-""^''j^^, dTrk bllSd cZn tion
I Canvassers' Tales Range
I From Pathetic To Humorous
liis brinj connected »itl, P.cifit
Cliopin and MacDosvell arc f
This music apprc
;fious After bcinc li
*°"ran,JJubi (such as
._ _ V Jh^«"onrtr.e°,-
and the moods ^^^^^'^Tc tvcnt back to sec the old
lists ss-orkcd ani ,|^n,jn i,,^, ^„j jh^ ,„„[t5 ^^^e
rir greatest num. ,,„,,^„| Yhe wounded leg svas
■■sleish."
Presents svere given b, Santa to the
winning leaders. Jake Atkins and Di«.
ie ReeiJer. to Eloise Rogers who tc-
ceived the most subs, and to Gloria
7. led by Byron McCumber and Shir-
Girls' Reception
(C.»/;„»eJ In,:, f.g, ,. ,„l,„„„ !)
t;™n"n"th", e>^rie°nccs° related "b" There" I rec.i.ed order, lor three SllOW-ball BattlcS
■rMer'p'.rt oMast' s"mmer '^a'nsass" in" one°o[ The iTc" ilidiu me "ntll Wct 011(1 WllCl
ing in the Southern Union. I got my bearings and seas able to go
" N^dLs to SI
ipicted in 11
by Muriel Falkne,^ J;
Joyce Hr
lin^on. Bobbyc
eager Christmas,' but the outlook was dis- Collcgedale VctS
— ' ■■ '-- """*'"* ""''It'CbeSissiona",? (Co„/«W /r„, «e I)
clock in the morning, „^^j „, nid„„ Spi„r and Fr
Eloise Rogers gave reeling 5 cnn.
ind'tbe lying little daisy with on^
"3 S'ins. though In the skit
;he had lent most of her clothes to
eception.hound friends, felt cheerful
irof "Orohne" and Wh'en Day Is'
■Dreams- sung by a trio compos-
id of Bettye Giles, Rachel Atkins,
I Flies Bring Disaster |„„™'„4 thrw^'tio'viie""; P""" '^"'^ " ''
5-kiy"'e;;: ;;1;° ."i','tic?"i,paigi '°^->y{ 3/"C5!4jd''°i!'"i: ^sH*!" S'T^H^'f ^^ Tl^' Snd ■"-eiroVmct tfich i!
I in"°d'o5n' a^o'nS' M Sn hi" Wncfe I"" ° '"'"'1"" ' and" a'' half" snowfall; but as it beg-an was made by Mr. H. Halvorsen. a
1 when suddenly two ot thiee hig hun- "It was my last day of canvassing J°^j'|; 'J)^p'[,o^o°b|c"s^dent'fwni '^°'^' "" ""^ campus
lhL''°'tS' X"t."u *™~"^'lci; mf A^JwSrSef -Th'errwa,''™; Fl'.rida— -Ifs awwwfullll.- QratOrlo BeCOmeS
"■"" ■^t-h'- ^"^ds'Tln^rrrniett Htatr to 'jL,"i^ bul'^l^l Hard-to-Gct Toys Lab For Choir
^/r°'R?i<hie runSmseinn nSlt *en'ranL'"Vru°rmo"eid?rly Displayed At Store ^'' B'/a/. oratorm, sung by thi
nviiie luuiiu iiiiiisvii , j- *" , , . ,t is-li, r nnilr-d * ^ ChaltanOOOa Civic chorus, was attend
*- l«li" studying the B hie. I noticed t s„„,l„„
Doking fotward lo the ne«t
Iterlaincd by the girls. TTiank
Is, for a wonderful evening.
itely IJO voices, was directed by J.
ned to Dan
'iri am/ Rf^el,
id by over fifty students of Southern
ale store, according to Missionaty College at the Memorial
i' sl^' window of the bet 11.
topriately decorated for The chorus, comprised of approx-
>e presented by
d by FeliK Men-
He received the inspir.
it while reading I King,
M. V. Secretaries Men Nurses Needed Dorcas Holds Sale
Bring Report Says Miss Burnett „°'l;^,f o„tK'?hr«)i5c'^s.o
Of Work in Union M,,, D. I.ois Uurncd. Ib. ^iistim . D«emb*t 6 by Ihe Dorcas lociety .
Class Organized for
2-year Professionals
Dean's Office Lists
Courses Offered
For New Semester
oanul catci. cookiM, and c
Blues Lead in Game
AGRICULTURE
'°"'^''^A°^omni Alumni Come From
j«f Ai r"^^^"" And Leave For East
I""- ice in India. Ntxt ywr Hatold plans
5' is to be bitk in school at Southern Mis-
s °f siofun- CollcDc.
The CoUcgcdale electiial sjfstem
ton and His Age
,TH EDUCATION
V..lunt(t'r'>Icp4<l'mt'nl', told of Ihc is grMt'Tnd thc^ fold wide and o^o lK"fu7'^c[pge,'Not'oiie'^of"os''(n'*Q"r
work of lociitiM around the world. for those ready lo turn their Kfvicw g^oup his been sej iicfc. Wc lud a
Buffet Supper "'""■ Jrcn'"'"" ^'™"'' """"'"*'-""■" '""'"
Served by Class "Heirs of Kingdom" ^^JJ^^ TcwbT^'^^Aii ''tmd in
Tli<: home cconomicj hborator>- was ScrniOU Preaclicd thsic countries h diffiaill. There arc
'::::!T:t Z:"SDf.lfTy By Eider L M. Evans ^ii hrtVrdonTbf'b^s^^'h.ch
DavK CIO) G (6) Slauffcf
Elder Bond Heads
Vesper Symposium
Elder C.''Lesler''Bond, assistant scc-
and I preached
rinslatcd. Got
ust befiinning
along line. 1
Mr. Doynlon
mighty good t
w sights of III
Teacher To Get M 4,
Accent On The Academy
Elder Walls Brings ;j[;J '^ J ','" '.°""' '" "'" ".'';
Tales of Korea "^Uct watLs iom how somt
Mr. Lodge broofiht oo(
M:,lr Honor I!,, I'
Instructor' in Allanti,
Shuffleboard Courts
Laid Out In Gym
The Southern Accent
Being the Expression of the Students
southehn mlssionahv college
Collc gcdale, TcnnLAsL-e. January :
I Teachers Hold Institute; mmmml'f^^mmmmm^.
Doctor Teesdale Speaks
Alumn! of Union
Form Dixie Chapte
^'^Mmi^mi
Winds, Rain, Floods
Sweep Collegedale
15 Rainy Days
Jupk- of kL,. J,mik."j.cob,
™"rfo*,nl3;;S"Df''&T' ^^^ Alumni Hold Baritone Pierce
"di ' 1° "AfiCTDr Ttndjbs Reufiion Dinoor Has Elijah Role
;,,nr-"i"'S™;;Tol'ki-'''ElS" Elect Officers A» o,„„,Io ,b.™> of .pr,orira«.ly
..(ujU luLligrounJ anvl ip
z h^i}:i:ri^°f^ltsB.
i;;.ri:-,;:,i. ".;:-:
);i;mi jnJ inlroductoty oullints Ir
ShjkL-,pL-jrt' for the ^c-niTil liii.i;
sylbbiis.
2 Doctor M. E. Olsen
Speaks at Chapel
"a 7^,,'"^, Em^'nud MUs.on.
iDjjkal department ji S. M, C.
Choir Present
Traditional Music
For Xmas Season
IIk- iraditionil A Oppclb Chr
lilll;ip
■ii
President Previews
rUTUREVENTS
I.: : ::;:■:',;""""'"■
ak"" '"'"
, 'lid,; Ai'3si'4i,>. ,,,,„,,
"'t''""'
j Sibbitb, Jaooit^. 12
rt
J.n|,.!n"l»...|
ri'iVs
Annujl College Uoi,d Meel-
THE SOUTH EKN ACCENT
Majority Holiday Jottings Residents Enjoy
In Southland , \ Merry Vacation
Jamile o^l, n audcm, spent 11,1.
CollesPflah' Forever!
Il jnuary 11. 19^6
Istoi-e Sales Soar
lOii Thursday Niglit;
INpw Safe Added
THE iOUTHIRN ACCENT
Store Provides
Additional Snacks
For Varied Tastes
r'"impor»d; :^oii^i^unj^, ,rf ixu,,> Stiidcnfs fiondiici Servicemen Ludington and Patrick Relate Itor'tlSJi" '™,"i',iw''bm
ti (s'r^Xsof ^-orskX" M-'N • \i liiriniriiiliani Overseas Saga of Wartime ihri'i*''E,V"X'°"''i«I'°"fck-
IXmas Talk Reveals
r'Forjiotten Man^^
s rl.,a ar> old m.n. |olly I
.'t; Elder C. A. Russell
,::;; Returns Sniiliu"
lul i- woolj Chapel In The Palms [^ ™""',
Jl-I
Aliiinni ISeivs
Collegedale Garage
Services Coinmuuilv
MM ltldil'^ and Mindana(
ilverines" Arrive "i^in .mJ d.y y\itiiou^i, i
THE SOUTHERN ACCENT
Pre-NursesVyt Florida^™. -^Zl^^L KZ Shers !S"~ - '
See Surgery, Orlando, and Academy „„, „..„.,„p;„, „.„ o,„ **"^ ™"^" leaeners ,„ c.,„„. „„„., *. ,. ,, ,
, pofchoUms*™.
,h,^mu«c „Stai. EMC Aim
™sl'omT°S.uihe,n Union will. (C.mi./W fro,,, ,-„
: mos,on«rua,on at Soni ttn ..- ^^^_ |^,_ ^ ^ ^^^^^^
J. M. Ho.d
fei.J^"
The Southern Accent
Being the Expression of the Stu
Southern Missionary Cullcg
'■"'■'"
'
V,.l. 1
Southern Mi
s.onary College, Colk-Ldale, Tuiin,. J.inuaty 25 ]9-(6 ^
College Enrollment
Increases 40 Per Cent
5?rond Semester
mS^^B
College Sponsors Mexican
Trip During Summer of 19^6
'::z:.:':,:zz
^^'^iBBrlj
||1^m||^
KJPjMj
li^H
Noah Beilharz Shows' E'^Hj^tHfllf;!
,„»,,„m,fK-<lu!ifad.. follows:
fL« '*^
L^w^^^sHjnF'H
"Americana" In ;i;"e""fr,™'to.™"e e^aei'to
\Vu/IJ War I(; 21 registered for col-
of the 2-1 reKistering for colieitc are
BTI' -5-.S:.«*->-, -y.-Kl
tmifJis-f'SSsa^Bmm^A^
""'"'■""■"""-"■ ■"™
;;zr"'''""''^----
T,:: ;Si,z;vt^riJ' ':i
Spanish Speakers
Mr. Vining, Ex-G.l., -rjMa'^A l^'^^s'."^^^^^^^ fo^oL°l';^ S^E JS illfl
.!.;;;i:"l;!?d.;;tSC';s™o;i
znjoy Separate S.S.
Becomes Manager thouwnds, give h.s usual top pctfoi- [°Vd*'^^scd7o c'i^n°riu"'m'^'''>'''°"''
of College Press '"hc' pic. red ti,. Am.ricaa w.y or '""■'•■■^^' ^''^-^"'-^ "• -"'^iJ 1""
-lome Demonstration
Club Meets, Discusses
t:z."'ir"!lJut''h!.:::
li'--- ,, 1 ii-m' and piclurcsqut bn^uj^t drciv a ctes- modest cloilimt' i.i rLx-omriifiidcd.
'1 , ' '■'",■■ -i ' ■ ■ '\ luc Jnd philosophy of and umbrtlbs. A billiing luit jnd
'Allied Neighbors"
£;:;;_;----■,;;;,;;;-;:;
". ::i:'i:::.;.:',^,. :::,■:„':! ';"y.^ .<I'^nI^lJ""Z '"tF Ef"ZI I'vllt!!!!
ime ,. program was presented entitled
pporluoit)' lo Ic-arn by doine.
I |i;pr~^
"^MiiirL'zlfr^ iSsSri0S!t
.olid onanirriouslv lo Spn
^ Ml. Wrisiil stated that tl,e goal of
wt.ii.i-,iei„„i,i;ii°"„'i'r™°'i;j,'
Elder Harris Urges
Church to Fortify
provided ty llie J,/,-
Wain Sctiool
Mrs Doioti,, Barbe-e Home demon- Ih^Sre?;-''" "s^TlSe'ifal" ni ev 'iiJi'isS dr.'riiiZ'c"*o"'ci»t" StudentS ReSpOnd tO
5"en'nie'mee";e'e,Kl, ZS [fXvii£„t", 2!%l;i;-rtoZo Z'1^:!Z::'Z\rTtiSLT^U, Blood Donor Call
THE ^nilTHERN ACCENT
Tke SoLitkEJin Accent
Dots . . .
— Dashes
Jottings
by
Jerry
SoffnicW iw?wins for iho» Wo m'„;„ii ,he inf.mo., Dachaii con- „s„„td pt.jcrs, A spitito.l gem i, I
Sim" lomomw." .. renml.on cimp the d.y .tier ,1 «! p,e,enled lo os b, oor de.n. The „. I
Basket Tutn Over" being played 10 the sons with h.m soon. Robert Lease, "our little broth
dormitory. Numerous changes have the friendly neighborhood newsboy
been and are being made ,n room and P[,g,.to RlcaU LlKCS His '0"« ranges from the yellow
nStas S"n'^.urn"d ov°e" First Week at S M C »The°Sir'dh",m, away "dot ZZ I
essilated by the arrival of eight new Jo,
»m Betty Zollinger, juanita Decker. rolled
Becky Nix, and Helen Bloodwocth the si
Tsr found out what we\c known ail and I
along; viz; Collegedale is a good place and I
Theology
Christine and Ruth Kummer have p.pe. ,s the nickname for Jose. and , ^„j- j/^^ „„, ■ „
been welcomed 1. our dorm.triry for '„„'^ ,„ Spanish mc^ns itlle; therefore . J^^^ ^„j' ,„ ,|,f ^^J,
the firs. time. Their P"-'.' J'^' J Jj~ rs called Pepto. fo, he ,s only .y, ^ „^. «,j ,„ ,^,„„, „„ I
M'Sonierrmd Rovolalioo, Biblo doclrines. toachingo of lesua. Old Toal- ,^[5 past summer on the occasion of Lopcr. he arrived in New York last ^"i?'
omonl propholjs. Now ToBlament Epistloa. and Iho Spiril of Prophecy, her husbands return from a prisoner Septernber. He did not like New York . "^""[^ yelled Joe O^ a
of laughter follow,
liymg up
A Fable
ol Emily fi,„ remarks to her daddy. When they Americans in Puerto Rico. He found ^'^^ ''' *"**
'-"to try IZ. "Thi"'',rooe"ho"sVwhe"','ou J'iroIle^und'eKandi'ng hrm"buf be tir!r"^J™h"d be-en foo
hall!- say, lh„ he learned more English
of 7:45. Joe looks ;
„ . . -, q, buidintr in ran ollotl to dirrcovot other years studying it. Pcpito finds ,, ^^/"^ ■',* ^" "^.f "["Ju '' ■^i"^ '"
Sr,o°roUol5.mnl Ihi. m?bl bo. No ono wo. in .isht, but, ol- Collegedale VctS tLt""'"" '"'" '" '""' """ 11^ tompX,? of te'n 1» ' '
Sign More Members ,J;Z"'k", I,":!e''"err S i'
£'.°'£°5'£ii b€Tor„tC'.od^o™r.°ior'Tho°°4ilorv,°e! 'I'^mZ i^"^! C^IZ^'Z'^ i^^^i' pobaSrire t'l™ fnj Frilit Scilt By Mail
pnlly in Ihoii diioelion. Upon c
',wl^-^"''h.'" '\vi'.7''* '"^.''tri'im'-- Exchange
oal,,ofind,wo,nrcr,f
5M, jnd fn'i- apples tr^mnusl
iiilbox.-ivilhnoi-JipUnaloi)
Ihor by
Brown Boot Magazine, Boslon, 19D4.)
mpliBhod hk <-.,roi,„-,, ,.n.,l o.c.c.^ .„ ,l„ E.,0. O' Bolur. V Sclifi.,. of John. Hoi
Universit).. explained Ihc dcstn..
cffcfl of alcohol.
1 in llaly when An c-xlcniivc building pf<
lucled by Ihe Ed was" moved up into France. Ger' Icfie. The pi;
had;who80 WotldW, ... , ^ ,..„^._ ...,„,. „^..
Ed °"Sht_ up ,<vilh lhcm.__From Iwly. |«JnB^"ied on at Atjatilic Union Col- onslrations ani
ion buildin
THE SOUTHERN ACCENT
Significant Place
Held By Bible
In Theology Course
Thi B,Mc » Ihe mosl toporOni lub-
l„-i uugU m Hit mimsl=™l coutjc.
,mJ It holds tiie hrg«t pUce m the
li'j ^>»" /oMh *««"«' ih" *^'''*'* ■" Doctrines Music Offered
BUile Instructors Near-East Moslems
Club Organized Pi„». j • d
» " rictured in Program
ih. histo'ry of souXT °Mi,',bi.~ By Missiou Band
Colkjc wa, ,„.„tl, „,j„i„.d with
th„ follow.ns oIBmis: Ma,,. J„ Y„„„j, The Nta,-E„t baod. ondt, the lea,
^'T '^"'^r' ""'^'^"' ^^'="T- 4=1^' °f •-)■"" Wood HmZ s'abblt
Veto. Stealel'ela™3 oo "Srqta'K: ' ''^Tln ftTfer'tabaod hav
»'".™d loo'li" D™™ ™'„'e"d'X Sef ,""'. '"'"'""' " ™ '"'
loia.oo, ■Wh,- are we S'iLt™' beja'o' Mr 'Kkfe^H^ Lt'r S,
;?n';™pa;!'.X'i?h"h°e"re![ Attended by 106 For Theologians St'Vb,"Aie'p",E lid 'tZ
I I'reaching Series pre-noncs io kljer Xoeker's clais, ihi"depa'lme,It''h°o''""to'enabr"h' H''" Toeker', Bible junej. dais, h" !'«' distinctroo of beinsfc' ottl,'
shjdeols with '"ademl Bible credT"'" Tu^'" ^^""^ ^^ '* ""^"^ °"' '"'° '*"' through ihrExodus^once mor! "usnle ^^^'^ J^i'^hie pointed out some of the
I IJe. Jeoseo, head of the depart- I oioie ereoit. b,|J Mrs. Wes book. Pa"„™'wp,i problems coofmntioe ooe who jm
]?«'o°Md'™"/eta""rth'lh; CoUegedale Group Mexico
'■!'iM °oj"tTi°e.'ao°lh5™'°e" ^^^'' ^OU CoSSacks (Co,iii,w,J fm, f„|, j. „/. j;
""" The fiardcos achially
priniced twice on ^''' ScVrCnS ReVCals irMeAo'iMl''ha'rbd
'. "XS'.''^^„ISl Formula for Exams "»"«'■"«<>'"'
Ml M 11 1 M k
M 1 ilk
I'" Ludington Tall
,ver To CV's About F ipan
^s philosophy— ordny ni^ht, January 1
:ulty is not to flunk of t
I Elder P. D, Jensen, ester is notiteably g.
.llegedale liaa ,^ 'J'/^, '^ P"-"''l"is«e ft"
emy. Elder' P. V Jensen*^ a
'« Ijhe Wrijhf
krotli'ol lisel
TH£ SOUTHERN ACCENT
Senior Prexy Crews tf r'""2>'d "■'S-'SiJi Mr. Miller's Pupils President Visits Slu,fneb<,ard,
Senior 11 e^yvjes m;;^c,„. h,, d«^ ^ „ ..k »^^^ Plav in Private Forest Lake Tennis, and
Honor Koll Slndciit, ;^"-|V,„,t"i° "„,*,„. lo do Z. ' „ . , < j„ RaeL-pthall Inti
. „ . . ■ . "■" '''' ""■'^ '"" ;"'""* _ , !>;<.»» Ronital Academv Basketnaii ini<
With Scholarship
I'1™1;° Piano Recital Academy
Sundij iflnnoon, Ji
wiight Students
sidtnl of
Upon graduation from high
Tsonal htntfit- After
ful pointi to improve both
ent Wright Spoke to the
E.elvr, Perkins and Fred |
iorday oighl. Janua "
Joe Crews is poprtlat among his fel- . , . rra | ludc in D Flat" by Gliese. President Wright attended
low students of Soulliern Missionary Alumill TraVCl Chopin's ■Notlurne," wi. inlerpre- iel, of Missions^- Nfen at th
'""'*L„.l,r.,r 11, r,r., tonry.ar ArOUnrf World '"'"''ehi'din" fc'afternoon r.eital H*"'*™ Te "™etd To '
'", !!!e„^.,l''l"'nd''s ,'n .rSgedale "' Mr. Sulirlc Speafcs Corinne Dorleh romped awa,
', ,,,\';nV',Ifc,^is"""",'3'ne!l''wi* At OakwOod College irj"e'rr)rctogr1ned,''&'ed'fot'a7i2|
Accent On The Academy
Mriibrie prXnted°°anTdd'tess'em Mr. Gisll DcSCribeS
!;"our''MoS"T.'n"sut^''"'"■'''■ "" Mcxlcau Trip Take
i pr With Group
licularly gratified by t
Dr. WMllhcr Speaks L(,i^ Has Birthday Sfni.sUi- I'.iids WeH; ,,„ risurd, ,d,oo, .a, a poin
To Ai-a<lciiiv Cliurch A.irn,,,,,,:, ,„,„e.j .r I l{csi>hi liDHs Madc i;r'„yi"'siri,!,"™,';l!
For New One
With the ringing of th
Chan Tells Profirc
(»f ll.tnor Chi.Ms
NeS'tutttes'sal"
3
M
1 photograph)' will jlso djy.
m
fri)
WD\!D
Southern Missionary College. Collegedale, Tenn., Februar
IMi'. Siilirie Presents
"F locli Ardcii" at
|E, ninj:P.,.^,a.n
Siru.Jj)' niEbi pros"" '» "-inn Wood ^— ^P*^^ ■" _^
® /^ CT ^J Annual Campaign Launched
i r^W ,^ /i . ^y Student Editorial Staff
Diclcl. faculty sponsor. Mr. Clyde C, CIcvtLnd
'■ Mrs.'Di.Id died on Joe Crc^vs. chairman c
mi; committee to present the committecfs ropor,.
Sergeant Liidinglon ^^''^s 'he sum
Tells Experiences Au^wn^i of 19
In South Pacific s^"th"ei<[^"a^c
■, , "■ ' ■ ■''■■■I'f^oi- Chinese Minister Overnight Hike to of¥;,^"p!,i d' c'udms'torof coT '"i^CZI LJr's dIis Z2 Id
rlr.l ,a,nv!on^^nn',,.rLmidS ^Ce VisitS SMC Complcte HonOF S'Srl'i'rTenV«^o''thr's^^^^^ STel^SuiS'SaJc^^^^^^
|i.^ d.. hie of n mariner 'who w.s lost. fly Robert Roach ^ body m clnp.|. Friday, February I. art editor, JonL Smith; business ma,,:
again. He re- j^ ChTna. and" my name' is" le" b^^ P'<^''
rj° '^."..''.'"f "" ^ American as j>ou ate." began 1" J^
. in China.
by liubcn.
Trustees Convene
For Annual Meeting;
opened it annuil ^ _
H^Io^'-rucida^'SruI ^'ratefcn ^""'"^ Sabbath School
ibng with k 'missionary of"anoilier
rhc roads were muddy and "sog^!
rhey finally slipped off (he road into
Hed and
lands.
'tight, sect!
Kir own families by inviting them mined statement of
rok)o and Yofcahoma were pncti- telegram has been received from
m, "and w'e found the Japanese livct)' of covers within forty days, 1
e extremely afraid of us. Even news brought a sigh of relief, bcc.i
children were afraid, but they previously five companies lud rcfii
ription, fill out
o .J , D • picc^'ors^ilf.^rexplambrwV;';;: Board and Faculty
President Reviews L^not E-^';';-^;^^'-^^^^^ Are Banquet Guests
■as"^quile "evidcn't" BLt''!?'"''" n til
Ro.E.T s«oppo«n r • »«• • McGliee President rre-nursing tluO
° t oreisn Mission j™ "Sic tcchcs comp,i,c ih. „ t„..„, n . n •
n, -.clbw House was known.,, & sull of ,hc Irj.o.nj school onde, ,he !• Or Tcmi ElcCtS PcrVlS
Band |!;.'"isro° c"™n°;;''educ.Uo^^^ °" „/,il,itsl1.°°'ol,"t'"j"anu."''.T'
jf Missl^Ss^^s'olLto Is^ntflnn "O- ""W'^ i"T"J" """"wfti"^
rHE SOUTHERN ACCHNT
Blackout Inspires
Musical Mealtime
France and America
Share Mrs. Wallher's
^^
Interest & Studies
rK
pus of Southern Mission.iry College on
Gojng east
gay wire of i pole Ihit holds wir«
- (onuinine 2300 volls of cleciricily.
Mr. Gcor^ic Pwiman. with Robert
J^!,'^l:"i::z^^
v^
?::l:H'^\§lii
HtF ■'"°'""'''" "'""''''"' °"°
' ihf mlnt-r""™* '^avc' In %'^<-
Frank Jobe RevealsJ
Narrow Escapes:
Was In Hitler Iliinicl
L';"';e.;to;'a:md''w!C:'i Russells Prepare I:iSt;/zrSl.Tmt,imo°r Refei-ee-less Gi
, home m . be.l.i- ^^^r MlSSioil ScrvicC ;rf?oC°p,acT!;r.'!.TM "e's. CoT Fiercely Fought e»mn£ioio M.od, il seemtj'^^
..! , ehiri!M.i; ..ll.ir. e,p|oded. Ajjio Jobe
iddeJ lo Ihe lutmoil v.vot.
ly. dropping in 36 and
i:i<l(i- .|:m.us Gives
r'Miin-i-.imi- Lecture
;;; Presideut Attends jj: 'r^!,',"',!,';" Bmnrsi'i"' ■
" Florida Meetin;; }i,o"L/>' B^^og..^!.
u'lhe worker? meHinj on Wcdnes- RoStCr AddltioUS
'*' Second Semester
.u^ij.ii l-j.u^, ..i^ ^i.^u iKih. l.^h. new boots of popular charscler on unA Sriciice jor i/>e World oj Toniur- Bulloek, Thonus; CoTlcgedjle. Tenn
reljiei ihe lihr.nun, Mr St.ifiley 15 phjse-s of physical sciences. Tliey are .- ~ ■■ . - ~
Accent On The Academy
Acadcinv Seniors '"*"■ ^^^^^^' ■l!"' barren Cepford, Newman. Ralph
()r"uni7.'.- 1(1 Strong " aT°!^T^J^SrL s„,*„„ h°.;": Ke"ne,h
,,.>■ f' Jl™,,„ ./ 19« is Marolyn Pond, Sie.ley. Verna
rJi'Cl ,|:)(-ul>S from Jamaica. Dyed. Carolyn
™S .'.'rkTn'Z'^p^"; In^atlK liiiii V.Mlion Miss Evans Encored Ui-. Uj ke. Direct,
, incjppks and htnntqmn
,™"m'"I^m° TS'iK '"'Lt „„ ,hL t.ikti In, , L i''j« Cliatta Civ ic Chorus
of Dr John C used (or ra,>.,on ^»o,
ofWilirbnr) Con of dnin.l) fidji
of more ll.m two A cfiLoiilc bedspftic!
Tommi Asldock and 1
i c I • • W/-.L Concert by Choir ,^„, „,
As Soloist With Of Oakuood College " "■;
IConsei'\e Resources The bo)s b.d tht highcsi fo
I Urjied bj State Man [.'uf a^ud *".o' <i,rbdlL '" c"'
Lldn Harris Leads
S|MiMi: Prater Wrek Z\
tn"«tnd<,j,otlobu,l<Jupululisleft Match 8 and tMend unl.I S
|''-__'''rl lined ihi mtthodsusid bj h.s morning Mirth 16
THE SOUTHERN^ A CCENT
^ke
Soutkena
Accent
"1,«„.,
Ftinctj Andrew.
An ani fbetag"Ph
W
nJdl Cobt «d >... S»M,
b,h..f
Wf, ciom
S,c,„
Dan Dohcrty
£"S,„
s?',rp
""'Ie^s^
l)«'ky
."sriKSoi,
iiipss
Mi,..,
^^«, Etao,,. I
"'•• ='■"""'■ """"" '"■
BF-^''
1
Dots . . .
— Dashe
ordinJH- *"''. '^'''^'' "^S'"' °" ^''""
diy. Our wMks begin on Fridays,
>yhich arc jlwiys wgcrly and expectant-
ly anticipltd— except, perh^s. when
Sf ';r'from'''ai'dmic°° 'jn"!'. JottlnQS
^Jnllrttoc^da^y'^ln"""' '"''"'" ''^
P,e,d.ntal nndenr^rtom'anuel JePry
f'S''°firBi.f'n'!''oi~' He S~ r''™"it,°°He'"e;i?i!; T ■■;,
Tp "e'rb™ 't^TJionYaff™" Aliimni Clark, Bee, ^mcj,^ iu,t „ he ope,„ h,
::;St,S:;i;gh;l:?:pjir Osl& others Report L^irildSejIikS
Some of tin- girls did not observe
study period, Dtrti't get tbe wronj
idea. «e are proud of those grrls, be
Fingertip Artists - - -
.-Irner/,,;/; /;».;»ri.. /»</«)' ir'or/(<( be h,sl uillmiil iH hi,
l„,g.nil, ,„l„l,. .,ml w u„l,hl Iht .nine „\ C„„l hi ll,i, ,il,,iili.
,irli,iSe, ;fc >,„/„„<„.,; ;.„r/ //., /,/.;./. ...;,/ // r„.,,,,V, /:!.
7]a7'iilil!,i,'i!hT!"\!.':''',^:"i ■" V ' '"
dropped 1
and Waller M. Ost:- Wal- |„,t as he gets mside our ,1
«• in the third year of nredr- hears Joe coming, so he
i a long time since 1912 when our closet and shuts the ,
ed his pre-med.cal studies at A suitcase falls on Fishers
iiJ Mathieu is happy to begin and says. Hey, Joe rerm
uh) „.,i lA, il'i iiaiUrial tiiiiTSe sii v,i. '.^^ I 'I \ ■:'■ '!i ■■"" ,i ' ' " '"^^^ ns one. she is enjoying her svorJ: at New Eog- ii.
, r.//r e' .diu.ili,;, and alio help 10 ilntii.l il . . ",/> 17 I '^""^ Sanilanum Hospital at Melrose, The soartet assemble
, ,/- „,. '^ 't M I , , , laXChanae Massachusetts, she ha. just risceivcd mean, of "osmosis'' ,ni
"'""'"""■ ' '' her cai^lhe first milepost of the Morgan's room, and begi
I Pay, You Pay, We All Pay '■":.^::j^'y^«{Sl:^'<:^ Rathbim Printed £!°nf^3^t':
, , ,,,^ ,, ^ ^^ , le" ;■ ,,, V"a':,,.:..„ Hi,.^;,d First sjc xrianfiie j^"™',':!';;,;;"™:
1' /i»rf Iht I
■iMh.
,1,;,(e fro,,, 1/1, ,„.m-ri,( ,,,„(,;,,j ,;ae ,„,,,,„,„,„„,„,;,,, .,,,,,.
,,,,''11 ,' 11,,;. ■„,.;,,./,',;,:";!""■ "*"'"'" '""'""""■' ii?'"' " '
l^.n^ i... .I,.:,inif; ll,.,l iij,- ll'e r/o. lli,w much oj ihh $2(10 'coilli! '-''''' l-"!l,p.
11, ..„..- I,,', iiwferalt in n (we lehool ipiril hi smug mey Engmhw™"! "nd' n' 7 '"''
l"""'"l" ;. Al, condary Khools s-ere tlie" "bji,^,'
tahbun is a printer by trade,
'''wo*'79io"'H'"''!'^*'''.r"h' Academy Seniors
. ,,i Hie 7'„,„,/, .11 f,i« Arrive April 16
ng to a report ol t
"k.T Wrights
THE SOUTHERN ACCENT
Former SWJC Teachers Join
Commercial Department at SMC
Uake wai prmcipal °' i"*^
ccpted the position of bdnf Hit
New Cniiioiihim
Offered in Dept.
iK"t'lnd'Tca"ii?cf° Durin)j''herTa"t 'j'"' ^ I^P"'^' "^'^^''^ """^"^ ""^ ""■ «rl"scd'"vX-n°^.t T'^eali^i^cd '^Their
'"»"»'■"'■ Unto cou'sc'irauHoe '" A b"£ Fingertip Artlsts Student Workers JJuiof 'aounli!IJ"dlbc°aud!"J"in
„"„^aSS,%th™aimr'l'° r*,, u'n!'",S5"TAlk?S"n™£ ^"^ '"'''"' MachJnes Man Sect. Dept. aw ta d™to,T.S'i"d'',wp'h
ras'Zt"'!' "("ominc^iSluno" "t ""'""''>' "' Okbhorra Good Work-Ollt . I ,. t • ' I ''" '"'""
Muy Mi»mn,t, Colkjg, .,„d b.,r Ed,,^. LeadcFS Speak Th.ttj t,n», t.o lins„s iom.timei Jtap" d^p.'ttmt-m 'wd j''„l,",„,d' thit Ediphone Artiscs
Kt^iIEt^'Ij}: At fta Banquet !? ft! '^° il;^Hs""iit«s w isj ^^^'^iii'ri^^ndjii;!;:;,';;: rtea„,,„irdi|,i,.„v.,„,„,,,„t
''i!\f£r^p£:i sgfjf |!55p SE'rEi^EHrJ: £z^!BEBSB, pslfsHiHJfii
a:t:rcxs:=: ^H£ESi$i ■"t3,Sr:„„d,fio,t„H»,dod E:.rt™,sr'z%;''.s ™"'-:Por ""'""'-' "'■"'"'
, - Ht ophclJ M,s, Eli„n
asuZdbym.n'.nd wi'
diSht e"di- llK typing n..p
Vii'uK Viu^L.-'^'iV! Auction
Jackson Age Related dac"'breid. Z,"
By New Book J;3,,"„7:, jL
1,™;j , oS i> 18 Sm i™.. 7 f„t idEl, md
SM,. ■ Tninsciiption Masters 75 Students Attend conu.ns .™ nijonn hots to I,o«k
,"V' ™n""°of''2nn°"l' pies" HcifctZ ConCCft
AUS'Sitli'tZtnK 'S Mii>ic- I'lipil- Have '''
"ififtirtZl £,;„„; f.„n.,..,,n,;:.;52 '"?i.;'i;;a;S't'i^'pt,„tj,.,t=ij |fis^}«Hri51r,t!iis SrEiS'ij'B^'siJ^H:
-dt'SiS^ti'iiti'.ir; M,'l5xSE;s;;is™|3 s^^^SS-ESi^E' iEiHrHL^itn'r: S'i-.^-^jtSSnJTL^
THH gnrrTHERN ACCENT
Ruby Aikmaii
Graduates 3 Times:
Plans for Ol it nt
I I I ill I I
II I .11 *p
Li^i
In, Imks ,n
(liiiuol Pi IMI
\llM.(lM1_^M<
dominji wounds rifiht tlicre. The
4^, taljon suics: ■■Through his skill .,,
y i£ surgeon, he s:iv<.-d m.ny lives of m
O st'tiouslj' wounded. On nunj- consH
, J^^ ^ live d^ys f"^ opcolcd from 18 to
W hat s \ oiii -^^ ricd'oTt''^lrrd£r.oX'"pr
Dillon \lSllC(l K^ '^'of'ho'^'h' w!r^nX'''on™erl"d Que.lion- If a Kood fiiry would ™Li^''{hrUn'tl 'ToTi,
I K Shidc Ill's ^ H KK '.'"dVl-nnTo worrfor "L olW mem- comealooe r.glil now wilh^lhe po^vcr pork- r.'^ Ml^or WcM .^id:'
Maj. W. E. Westcoli,
Okinawa Veteran,
Visits Family
JtAN NEWGARD, FLORIDA. T The night the lightin
MISSIS- 'ie''' ■^"''
L PARK, FLORIDA.
u rii,, Sr,;,--.r innL- ,.r, iK,. c -l'i -.^^ ..ui^.b a'„J im zon in the Philippines whutL
Here Elden ipicer look up the Spanish. I can t get thai stuH. And 1 cl (.j ||,(. native S DA churthi'
ABBOT, FLORIDA. ^ Cojl" cdale since last fall
"hjY ASHLOCK, TENNEs- Missiou Band Sho'
Right now (while studying in ^ f m 1
ary) Fd like lo have a little tlirOpC of 1 oday
s theiV and physiolog>-," ' ' _ Christianity in Europe, during
Accent On The Academy
lllUolu W lsllUV<
Hon luiPio, I
I!n I iImiI ( lull
almo.1 Ihrre yrirs ,n Enshnd. iM
during .hi.'«.r. Though^ il.i- pj.i
partblly deslfoyed by bombi— i'
Mr. Miller Speaks of """"' ''", ""l'";- 'V' '''"''"°"'' "'"^'v"
Shall S n pK "j^'vjE
V.nu (lnhrioh<s
\l Luilin ton llfuiie
iLiytd i cello and violin Spinis
ulli'
is,-tr:ri:" ■-"■ "
"
which tested knowledge.
ull
mgl 'Ine of" thrhljhiighi's'
J"
LI
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Soufhcrn Nfissionary College, CoUcgcdale. Tennessee, Marcli 22, 1946
Iflnnual Institute
To Be Conducted
By Colporteurs
Miss Kleiiser Visits
Bible Instructors
At Week of Prayer
Bonfire Inspired
By Elder Harris's
Prayer Services
remen carrj'ing'a colTm^h^e''cL''t,
ont of till hish poinls of .he
ig week of prayer condoctcd at
:gLdak hfatdl 8 to 16 by Elder
.i?dk%Ti€ib°i°JS wl 'l'^^^^^^^
kHrE°\a"r£arK=™;f te Pre«iclpiUofW.M.C. f°"i^:Jm-:picT'''^^^^^^ l'^:^.%'Sf,''."i:.,jTi-,'^C:, ^tr f^l'-^'jal '"por7,ra"S ';,,™
Lplprosrarno. March ii.th. col. Sp.-ak- i II < J,,, |„.| ^•^^'VpTirilZS^ ^ -^ IwZt fc .iT-c'd'Sd. i"r
rZ.,; VolooM, ™e.i"g t n , , f Sem-'-r fo, Bible l„„,„c,or, ^.a- Ml'. Kuhllliail JoillS wa« t.me foolid.ly. AVve.eraS, threw
,er,i„ SMC Faculty in Fall
Dean Reveals
Conference With
SsC''' ''' ' '£lv^IE::y "''....■„"'':.:" '^
A*' rediting Ass'n.
iSrwCi'"*'.:;;",:;!;'™;?: li;S"iibfc"S!o'L;wiiit ,:';;,: ;p;;,;;rt;;»";::."-. ':■„' ;, "
■■Pr«ident While is kindly di.pi.
^1M
Miss Kleoser is associate editor of Pcabody Coilei;e !.„ i , ; : , .
After Ie,.vinj; Collej;edaIe, Miss cation nut Ka|.|., P I l'
■^' Mrtngllnnitig. an
2rs?l°5^5'£-
•::>-r-WH£^H|.
<:..ll,.j;,. Day Plans '™"''" ' '
Kni;li-I. Dipl.PUin*
builjing and more eqoipment.
■Without tiuestion,- Dean Wallh
■;n "ha" irha'"Se'°had'' before'
""wiir" krm"°h"ti.I."' an
all stuJenti and faoilt)' parlicipit-
(.r,iillMl'n,i:raM.
DICKERSON
lu-.don-. will be performed on (h
r"'^''':''^''' '■'"":'::'
p„.td,., ^a. o^ witk™.. .,„.^„ ... ;;';;,',;„"""''"' ''■ °"" "'"■''
WLkM
,.ii ^ i • '
b. ,h.,.„.pb,d. '"„'h;y'mZ"e,','"|i,l,»"d'S|'
^■M^l
Soulhttn Missionary Collefic last
Seiliol"-; Ammuncc ■^'' ' ^^ f^'epiorj
■KM
■■lt':i:i:::
Vai..,|M„in-T,f,-k
firmed forces afttt his marriai-e
'oMiw Ellis on May 20.
his pare Z^tu^ ^^A M "'''''"''
EiMMvM lliiSi?E I?!''"',"'"'^""'' ,::;;;;:
"'"" '" E-I' «£5cei'c"
D'dcrson, of Torth Worth,
'=sis and a brolhcr, Richard,
or Collegcdalt
b4°?"™dTb'" p^'akJ, w,ll t' Hd™ I'olc^J'ita,'" tSje™: in "ta'dSm," -afgo.'ng ■'no':?;;"ro,"';';'Se';'a",;
'b/"l!n'«li'"°dc"Fn-
THE SOUTHERN ACCENT
Tk.
SoutKeun Accent
"f
I:'^;:::~! ■','",■■
ISai, Cl.,i™
1
r""'»"f
^■B
Dots . . .
— Dashe
ion in doptl rmnlly.
Jottings
" "nS^s." t;;;';;;^;;:'s; by
?rt'i'fc^7'»rS™G?o^p''!i'n"- Jerry
ncvcf-fi.l meihod of locjiinjj those of ■Desire of Ages" for a splensfid f^d 'broufilu'' out. ' A '^:
00 dow'n''tk- hjlT jnrinvcstigite jt '" *' —Tt', Slmh>,l Mo>'i"J^>>l tnido. b«^ustt llit one v 1.
the room from wliieh the ddiciic odor ""' "'"^"^ *^'' '^ '""^■
°'ooe°of Z'n'shi derk's most diffi- Former StlldentS & dets in ind ir'e'"o"|-u' l!' I,
colt t>sks is to prevent the oirls «ho ParPllls Visit SMC k". '5' ''"''J "' ""r '" '
Sprins Clean-up Time. . . '''nl'^"t,lf^nlh'l,'"tJ°l '^tS douo^ rformeTlto'dTrn'of ''«W"s >'"'';« j";"" ■
^ ° ' i, .hispered .■.roiog is given; then So„Trt> jS' Collerfrom W- hn Anv °"v tll^.J'", ,1"'
II "ir//er rs tUfmiU'ly r/w /Ae liwiv hi Cl>lk'ge<ttile. Hat'tll/t yvll ^ hosh followed by i mad ind noisj- ^^j, Georgij, who was recently dis- ["^ '^"y^^Y '"""^ ">s
t;r^//<<r/ ll'ul v" fi»' "I'ikv ihc hiirrieil trip from llie ilhihig room ^"j^^^''J°^^^°'^!^l^2't]M^ZlV^htn ^^"'^'^'^ ^'°'^ ""■' •'""^'^ ^°'^'^}: 'P*"' The ■Eaton Ten'' nev
hv the noise- of someone falhog over a '"^^ .Votthw.sltrn University ^fl.w'j'avf 'nMl ml 'l,'"
.-Ir/r) ;*■■ /;///». /mt o/r/.rj Calhge Drim are in bhmii, aiul Ik
r./i/rs „,;r( r/^//,,,///, ^re m.ikUig ihm jmseutt kiwmi, md llm grec.
s hrgimuiie l« ,l„w: ■ i- k
/fsnff /r»», ll„;c rvi,l„lt,l ihe cdttlda, ha, officially flli- «iB"ng hej.ns an m.
. followed hy „:,,;.„rkl„" heirs thee and al-o is
fnTa?mve!t°',"n"n°'' "' ' '°™" >•"■''■"•"' EmmanoelM,!'-
:omri;i"' ll»t If 'it'°w"erenl "°S "''Ui „,,„, ,„ c„||ecedale
"" ' ■ .. .,i,n,.„.i„„i«„i ,na,:i ,„"„;„jV J ^ .V^jfji, ;„"":; Atlania M,ss Hetty Jo Boynion and a ,„dden and sorprisinu ■
"'" ' .: il.,„ ,l.,i,:g .iffiiwl raouh, and so sh"," alway ,",v ac "'" "o'-t »»"". w*" "= Iraching man measles. He Soesi.-H .
\' . i,>.ilsmil,l,,ll,lhallll, tommodSs in this rtspJl at the academy m Atlanta al.so visited i, got them, hot he wa. , I,
"'"•■; . . . ' . . , ' ho'rn can*.\*"°prawM'o7tfc "'f ^^ ''"'"™' , f "^'V^"""'' '""^^ "vitoE'^d'everythmX' a !p
Ihi- cliaiige liver iiitii Setiiol work also? Stan this new /letioil ifith Can you guess svhat Mrs. Stealey\ ^ canned withoot sugar hecau.si
PEA "'«'» "j ^'". JO"'
to put the cat out. I
More Cooks Needed . . . "er^'Min""""? '
i,„„f;(;,::,;:;,:f::r,::;r!;;'^f;;f""'"' -'""■ °" '™ S "rr:
n..u , .,„ ,<„,,/. ,/tM ,-■" ./>i^ The way is simple if yofi are ^l^, lunc m .pin
.tt:l\ iiilli'n: III l„lli,,f. Good Nighl!
/ /', Ihhl, ft Ih HI (,) / ( t,r \H:V. "Wbalsoever ye eal or what- t, ,
'III ft, 1, th.iii ,1,1 ji !., ,ht viu.y ..I r.odr t-xchauge
/ /'. hi,„t. ,,,.,.., „ ,., . i-,:,!'!:, Ill i: .III t:\cellent jilace to learn ..
I" ,>i!ti\ hi, II ,,.,.' ■ ...... I . : .tn fi^oing lo live a happy
"mi \<tr ,1 11,11,1 iiti.l. i^i.iti.hin; ,■! jij/ happiness become a L, I
Lois L. Heiser ^^ '
A B C^s in Green i"^,
:£!^B Way Back Whenl
w^L.''hJd"^f''^h'; Service and Calif.
dcpjrimtnl. were Clailll AUimiU
wj-s Ihal aiviits you. To llic youn^ P'°''L^°1
P.U.C. Iiclp makt SJC (now SMC) I
THE SOUTHERN ACCEN
■ ml!, L«tr)body, tobt- top-fligJ.l ■ ywr. the site of a «^„' pcKh orchard. The Mr I A Tockc. .rtflcocla lh -i A
Ifarr'Kts Miss Hcistr ^iraduaied from Allflntic J^^"*^ '^ on lop of ihe ridfic directly Oas^aid c«k. ">° garrrons oi tsiur.oi raikrror and
''"""ijSS^SH'E E?i;SHt!?''°"'°*'"'!'''^ '^^y^'^^l.^'Z^K'^' Train Wreck Mr. J. A. Tucker
pra'ctice' the koovcdcdje a''c",o'red tM oT Home &OTOr!.iS'«'hicl'."ra °,°J;,"'."'*' ',"""!"' to^creale a ,;„„ fCmMmcd jra,,, f j|e I) Hcatls AgriCllltlU'e
:i';;™'rd™ fr,ot':i;:;dt tic^'iS ^t^Jt^ti^^ i£i'',£CES.3oiH °cX''w~ltp"The Is^t Dept. at smc
I., -^HSr "i!!'"' ■""■'""*"'' N°w°Yo,k"cV"?; Minor Offered p'c's''d'JwVrhd°irp^d°[he"rai'f,o E'S'/FsIr'* ^"'''''"'
Thiri"s\he'firart'ime''s°h^hu°"is^dTn I** Ho™^ EcOnOmicS thrcar^was off the "ak^s'^FurtTier''^^^ Wheo the Junior College at Grays
ids Classes Plan lljoprjl!;t',"''ho''s°piSle '.''n'd^rtndl" be'^ffmd" o'"the °"deni° orSoothem '«,™'''"'°ESej'7or sJ." 'tcMht' o(°a "'j "^'"J^^ ^"'. «'°"P to'seek'oil
"'7*. - - .,, u ,. , , hegiooing this fall. of 11111^^" 1 mmo,'? Trnsc'/irtln'sccoe »'so the conference president of thai
■ r,a,akcry mrerereseing ft],ss Heiser i^isclosed In line willi this plan, nesv er^uip- of the .Rcidci.! n' I ' sO , ,„ One 'itte The entire p.irty of Surs-LTOr;
., , , lu.madc that she really pets into practice what ment has hecn norchascd for the coot hLr | iter ih c ,r w i- h i k rie ihe '''t the train station at Ooltetlah
< ~ ■:'• ;l'.- of nu- Jhjf'^Ji^J „™/J.'^°f,^°«f''" ing laboratory. Vwo modcro g>, sroves „ils aid -ollicicnlly rep.iirid to be '""'■''' '"<"' ""t ™<«leJ liiUs- ^nd
■I ,,,|,i,,„; "I'efctaWesoopdnring the interview, ministration to the labir.Uo^-. rc'plac- "'"'''« "'""""K" wbicrthe' p'rLn" En'Mngs^nT™
llcprinted
tall,'! 01
"antieinish" gas smve.' Th,l'"no" re" StUtlcntS ViCW
■,.cc,ms.erse.,br,ghtenep,l,e Film OH Orion
J^nr^opper>i.ion,c„.sin Climating the week of
THE SOUTHERN A CCENT
Dots . . . f'^, :k:z.
— Dashes a ,>« nisht »«.!.
Jottings
by
Jerry
Dickenon Spiking
"ij.fTi"'". '"'" """sj '">> ' Veteran Contrasts '^J° ^'^ 'mZri'i',,'" wk'.""":
™,''Xom °™"r ""' " ' " "" CoUegedale & Army ;™ "^ S^'ioa"!" *' ''™'
Accent On Table Etiquette f«:S^':L'S:«:^l:S«"Si:. f:lt'ri:.'Jfhth"A""/" S'J'4'oT"'''"''"''f"'"'
X iui. I htvL-d my perplexity by explain- jng. Yes. Ihosc miny little things art- « l . ■ -
C«/»«(; hdi leiiij' been considered of ihe greatest imporlai i - ci, ■ - - .- . .
and jildiii iciurilnigl} Adteiilisl schools hate acqiiiiLd their J\ii''n'her"wc(imr '"'""'' * '° (h"'fuUe'i ^'xlcnr'*^"" "" *'' "*^ "* "^'^^
\ Glenn vet)- muLi,
the pleasant, happy ii
I Way Back When
// ' luiii; boti things shoiilil be tlmie It afipenretl de ' standing of othtrs, the G.I. wn over- 1922. It was_ called the "Sojucununl
,hU h, In Iwil al muni Excliange
r JoKph C
diUcalt)' that he mijht ntcct. Oreaniaiion " and its pnr
y will fill the ranks'of'^HVatmy. I=e="
ly He lead them on to the final April 25. 1923. ■'Sorr
tory when the perfect kingdom will happened during the past
II i,,i, th,u„ llul 1 1 a j/r/ TO//i,r,i wimlhiii; il sh„iil,l /.,
/i/.kr( by om ,,] lit mu, „l lb, iM, ill ,,iui ilmild m, uhiii
Schoolma'ams Feted '"i,f^^^,^\
By Gentlemen Chefs ■")
inietan.1 studious that we
lo"''do°a'lh'ins."°ns".lly",>
Bd,.„u,in,j„„,l,b,„llhlo\lhem,„ei,,,l,orMpoi„l,. «"™„ A,|,„„cUn,on College, .he Those lemptin, aromas pouriog The first fire drill by us. of , „„n
Cirn f„„„, „IU,„li„g ul,„„n„ CcIhgeJJ, I, well m'm „l ll„„ ''"', .Ti ■„ ,'" S,T°P'" ™ forth from the home economicsT.bora "" '"" >""•">■ 2'. "'25.
r;*s, )„,/ „,„,l„ om mem.me, need ,e\,e,l,ii,g. iel, ° 1 1 „' b'S' "°ti '" '"'" '°'>' °" *P"' '■ """"'J investiga- The senior class of 1923 «.>. or-
'the Esi°ui?mr""d "^d ™''i/''.TS'' '"
;Jf""""sj>f.o. and When Mr. D.
>f the'^seJo'nd"-e.^u^ ladies we're In for"a to
the total college en- family gentlemen we
. Deiier/s «re errin; (ojeficr ,</ iliiwe,: bill „/ <„;,(„, ,/„, "■» """'I"'' 3S» 're freshmen and 66 Ijst year the t.e-at was Italian speg- artrsfs' lirawing of the fulorc c.inif"s
may be edieil al any lliilv. ' ' ' '" es^-seivice men. hetli: this year it was an Indian SiS- of SJC, a svinter scene, and a larg
77je firsi iiuu amiiiig lo ihe lable is hosi: (ml girl, hostess.
. Triys ire r,-sl„l „„ l„„k of chuir.
AUiiUj,, gi,l by holding her tray. bill do,, nol lake any
. Men and girls alternale around the table.
. All sit at signal /„;,» the hostess.
continued lo lead tl
E.ghty.nine new students
of the college, only eight tabl.
,,,,,- . --. ;■.. e. needed to accommodate all i
lel.hke in a huge white apton . , . n,„|ijn,,,
y bright twinkle ■■>'='.
- - - A glimpse into ftegtrlsjorlotj.!
furniture, a piani
.nth and Naomi,
a of Ihe pari
There is aluays a best way oj rJofuo everything, il it be to Iwil
an fjg. Manners «re the hafify ways ,./ doing thiligs.
lees little suspected,-^ pole i„ c/fe,,,' riothes.-btit Ire award-
•ng or denying yon eery high l„,„s when yoi, least think ol it ;'""»» " his own ntl.. .,,:, ,
-Ralph Waldo Bnerson. "Behaeior" let' which " hM^Vai'i'i'^i ||' ,|' ' '
THE SOUTHERN ACCENT
( ii-eanipiif f s Win
Two Baseball Games
From Lollypops
Secretaries Are
Jacks-of-all Trades
For Pies. & Trcas.
8?i
i. "niihrns'.'' ° "'"'°"'''''' "°" °' "" AU-Miisic Lyceum Phone Crew Gives Acconnting Office ll'hi "h luvrb™' Mi°ihct'rja"mc'l
MT''v"r™.d"u°"a°tott"wh'ich ^i'''*'" ^y Groups 24 Hour Service Employs 10 Students i'Lj^;!!"i;;j"tft%i.c'°d°'p,°imI
on Saturday nijl,,.
Appearing in public for the firs!
night.
drop oTlai" ""J'T'ofT* thkh m"h*'' ''"''"' 'T'<""'T>™> "'" f''airk;,il,°"f alTc"""! i'rj'i -"""I tdn'orpismnhote 'Shich
fcpt the majority „f the s^rntor, ■wilLVSra''' by SimonS i°tr™'- Dr. and MrS. StCCU Zl!'''!'' ^'''X^ "! '".'l°:i''t" '" to"''Hm 'i° 'l'''tondj"pl.te
College Day
ICo,„^,„„J /,„
THB SOUTHERN AC^ENJL
\\< Hill 111 Is Pistoi
\iid \ ilecliiloii in ^^
World Celebrities Choir Make. Weekend Concert Ton
To Birmingham and Huiitswlle
Depicted by Alber ^^__^^ „^^^^^ ,„ „„, „j ,„ „,„, ,^^
^n7 m-'n^ ls°iUkd bl Mr C C Sol wJS m Ins tloo liU"isc the This lirgc c«t iron slalue of tht goj
(I Mr Alha .o'"rrJ J »id^ Sri-ri! Birmini;hjni chitrJl mrin proird a ^rn mt^r. r nt <,"h i j
"' i„hn lor oi» uiiireuof '""I"!'
!.' lo.jbil H ' Mr AtbLr hit upon ^^,''\
La'3 "opliulion h'C;""'|LT. Cu" m".Vbii,T," a-k 1 '.no.' "iim ^'S^^J » B™'J s Colkjo '.ih ',?, |
a'pl for '."«."
rJlominj
ous parts of the ivorld
(, l'( Student
1', , l„, . at MMC
,Unl.) Un liirnimihim folk II
lOiTui tor tbr o.shl
'f:„i„rTdi Miss Evans Sings Oiapel Emphasizes
I, Ml Aih I h. J\ :ZZiX'''n' >'"» Th. Better Speech Wet k
Accent On The Academy
l'issMLj"o'jo'o"i
mbcrs of the ludiei
■ D Ai;»m uith Iho Sym- Arlvc
Acadciiiv Annonnccs Dr. Steen Visits 34 Students Make
(I orr of 16 Uid n l H mi R ll < ■ uUs
I 1 I km 111 V<adem> Spi iii^ Is ISustin
Out Ml Omi
Inniii diss I hi Is
\hholl PKsidinl
Ill
rfD
HdILd
Ml
. Te nnessee. April 19. l9-f6
V^'\
<AII Students Lend
"Clean-up Talents
To School Program
"flprilliad" Program
Consists of Poems,
Essays, and Music
ISenior-Faculty Recital Presented £''^''5/." ""''of'-T S"
■Dinner Features By Music Students Homv.r'.''nfIJor.?'^i° ihrimprcj: "iii°-lZX°^'i'<Si°Arm'JZi
[Class Colors _^^ ^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ .e^.d^^c^^c^;"',™!''.;: iiSS^'* *'"™ Boardof Trustees «.i~ior J;, ™.™"s> ^
Cl.fford'Lud' Annt*'ctowder"'Ma'rci<;"'FuUh"''Evi SuUlUier ScllOol PlaU J'''^'^ '■■'
Lynn Ashlotk, G«hnd Puerson. and . , , a. ih,','
Lvc 1 toast to Kenneth Pennington. AnnOUUCCd by ^^^^^ ^^^'^
S'SZi c!^lZXl"Zl&i%.'i'TZ: Dean Walther ■"{■i£'<
;'"n,e,en>cd '"wr'c'^WDSeh SctS'of m«. -i" 5i""'sS"lhtn VC,°o",,"col' »"" F-
m Walther-, sie. stated al the besit^nitie oflhe pro- kje on Jnne 17 and elose Anjua JJ, ;;*';;i;|
ch individual eram that the put|30se of the student according to an aiinoitncement midc-
enessed who wital avas to fiivc each student cxpcii- by Dean Daniel Wallher, who will '
r°iw"b°rS','''' ''™' ""' "°'°' Colporteur Meeting °"';;i'''™'2',*''"^*; "■'*'; ■' ' < ^ ; , '■' ';"■-■
iM. I.mton r, Sevr.n. . hss sponscr RcCrUltS WorlcCrS malheitiatics. cdocat.onjl sub,L> r. ,: .1 ',','\||^.„ k,^.',',,', ',„ ' ' ,, u. ;h. : ... j,,',.,' „; '.Jolkredal'e
'>i ."I .1 i. .mrnduced ^ comi»sition and .hctoric. Tor ., hh.ari.u, ,.. M - n l,n. TluUc ■■.Meet The BoarJ"
i: .JWD.' will wish ,!ouh.,l spent it when the tlnrsummcT' toTead, thc^^courses are "^IIZi^'-I^'.'a, i i ...i™. Von w'b' J.L Atkm'
I ^ . ^ : I . Mns blame last I'lagues hettin to (all w,is the as follows: S. W, Dake. Oliv.a Dean Board authorise. I .\! I -1. i.l O.t beailin;; a Double Life" by
Pre-.dent Kenneth" A. Wright ad- publishing department secretary of the Eadie. Nellie Ferree. 1. M Gish. Dora dairy. ' i ..,,1 I . r . ,, ,1 , , ,.,„ ...il,.;,
I s(rii.e to hold high the principles colporteur institute held March }1- sen. T. K, Ludgatc. D C Ludington. be- particularly intere.k. I tu in. .. ■ 1 >, , , , ,, ^
i, begin, tog
r sang 'My Old Southern
iryone joined in the College song
■ir enTo',Se'°en,e°rtainme""o'f iSe '.^^^Sd bj" le
. h' C Klement dismissed the 't-er le ruTd
I Ingathering Total ir.— "" S.'i'ci.'" '
I Exceeds Set Goal Publishing depattm.
inf,;. ito'Tj."
■ ence super-goj
T which was onl
and brought back appto'iimate'iy
Apr
Fuiurcvents
1! Open Night
THE SOUTHE RN A CCENT
^kt
SoutkEWT. <4ecent
"Zj
""""
JamilE JjwtH
b"J
nd PhaiBgiaphy
W™J,«C.bl..ndJ.™.^S-l.
1
z:r
'S
;,..:,., .::■:;
'l£ky Ni«' Roli'rt Roith. JojH Youn£.'
S^"iH
nu o'f"'&)uthcra'Nli»%Ml^ C^'llefic" CollcBcdile.
u slp'fmiKrrX'llMl, under thd'«'c"of ciWi"
'""
Dots Staff Breakfast Jottings
.--Dashes ^-i^i^SSSS^^S . J^rry
J proerm b.
week i
tmc
a think
MounUin wher
a slightly delay
J heie. Dip Dan
■. Tbt SylvJO
hnnre
K
..^hno
>"»"" bnat'""
was eaten.
SeTr'ti
hcir^As-modtlplinci,
S'.io.X*'""
°'\!%
3
» thS
vJs'."'*p™;
typists, et ceic
UtroTSw/h'"
htir final crack-up
And s|x-jk
CollcBcdall'
Foil,-
eggs, hot ehoeol
' Dc^Ut' \°o«Tn
Hicks. Verne Doridi,
t™'°arl™°"o;'wi.r".« ^o!^4''Jii,Ji«^M,°l\n^lZ '.'nSg.''.^;!'. 'DrG,."e!''isjo';'„',l
SJo" fttendi. reining the past '^^J^^^ JaST'Cobs The bnlto '° '^ "''■" '"•""""■ I
nonths spent at CollegeJale! , °j"s,, "p, Ji'spn'sed' by Jack Datnail. Joe Crew, was commenting to J„j„: I
hafs absolutely "^ "^^
'lights"!
week-nii
rnpbony-1
inces Andresvs' scrambled eggs, ev- gargle witi
one had enoagh food to see them cccded to t
;r the top of the ridge, down the brought it
.-caoJy.)Joc-wl„l.-,.,.
After Joe had halt .
.Li,heoPcneduphispa,k,^e I
vm Jerry
.sclj-morning study period bef.
Important Modern Languages S',;.\lu.« oT pamj","",
.V( n. Triiniaii atid her jrieinh sliiily Sj>anisb now. Tliis said, aniicipnion is belli
O lit' jfircigii laii^iiiige hfljis in learning another.
D iinhle your nsefiiliiesi by It'iirnhig well another langi/ngi
E ,noilmciil in langnage canrses it greatly increasing.
li fsearch work ileiiianilt a lnwii'leelge oj languages.
N alifim In ihv SOIllh chaltiiigc us to the study oj Sfianish and |ir|h".' J^irfcT'^ThirtlurcJnci'r'tri'" enU-rtLntd (hd( '^elat^'M^'lniyi'rie'^^^^^^ were'caMed'home bI:Huv
Exchange
ortly bL-fof
Tl.e A Qppelh Choit al Pacific CV's EntCI'taiu at lo \^i it"^ H !!"*<]" i rid"
Professor J. Wesley RhoJes, kft re- DiuUCl' foi" Fricilds lus "M.°iisleTl^l'l"is"'"r
J ll>e I'rmlnft of tin- hvsl winds of any coinitry.
„ hh ,,lm.,i,d Iwrnnis necessilales langnage stncly. '}^^,
'■•^ .III II •'•iirilry or language nnless he linoii's other '**""'
(i ruiiii'itii dljfunllivs in f.ngUih vanish when another language is .° V'°S'^"^^^"
'""''"'■ Proph"e^'. Td"i
U ndenlamling oj other nations comes through language slndy. Charm, and John C
A ir Inici have brought all nations nearer. y ."''*^^'.. '*■
(? vneral Conference committees are calling for young fieofde t
a college educalinu and good grades in language.
E diicalion is the discifiliiie of the mind and character thro
slndy and instruction, for which language stmly is excellent
Squirrel is New
School Resident
inference ind is under ,
.sfujiy passed ihc physii
d as SMC. Cheeky i:
Way Back When Ahinnii News "" "" ""."^-rl /:,„.,«..„ Editorial Work Is Sky maJrherSn..-''^
li „M. r ■^ PillSji.U cran'and''l"-d S*^"^'' ""'** ''''**'' ^^^'"'X CoHiplcted wi"^d■o«^^ildl' moUu'r "!!
THE SOUTHERN ACCENT
,,.™'".'i"]i ,!"*mi"E°°S£"S ConvcrsatiouTaiight Pin Money Earned
.^l Moi*L»',""Ld"ns''''''^*'''''''"'''' ^y Ran'l'l'ngs By Various Students
:ips and Flags La Eseuela Sabatica i;/'^pti'"hSTf?°'^F" ''■»'"" ""'ii'>"=^'™'""Vlf'^ 7„Klkn;£'r^H=«"i
Spaiii^li Room TIi-l|i.s Students Rous'SL', 'Huso,''"?ihu|«"l°' lit siVr„Sw^r!i° n7anZ™i," l?,d™OT°u,?camT''" " *''"''"'
^ it ll Conversation word bcciusc if thq> art heard, i one Frank Woolscy cuts lialf. by ap-
, .,, , ,i ,:- „ ,, -i|„h mornm. ,.„. ™ f^egistfar's Office a ,a,l,c,?ras.ic n,„vo, b/(o?.lUd: c^rS/L"'',!,^ 'IS^oy/'a'.riJ
|„ .,„ In^v tin i./,rateo bj.kro .,om January onr,] MaJ'ihe pirtorol SllOWS SigUS of lSj''S°iL\lLlor «omp" c, Sdi j°,°°harL?o" """whelTlAri
ISI'^'d.S 'b,?'l,rr"bro't'l"r wbo"> cmhSlLt"S«t'ki!,'rS«bba* PerpClUal MotioU ^°;|; ™'S,e''"„T!' ""'' " L'nta '"wLf sole' s'jiiVm"''''
!'s£''a°d
,k. Spanish d
.b,;fa7io"lte i«lp.rs mus, do. This ,s I'o prepare PrCSented tO
, , „ , ™si Zk"';;*';Xt"r«,'''S Little Creek
dern Language rhe c"d o'f\)!rw«!rand''ifTe'"lakc! al Ibe same time.
.identS Form Club Ec'^'el^'Je'rereLTcredTForiire "rss Sj^Ua, repst"rar,°i,?ll!e
I. e a monlb in the libra readin • ™" °' '""''''° '""■'"«■ " '" """ fo'r '"''''°' ""f ""'''' ^ '"'
tftK. theme, and tern, p.pcts for stu-
,ns. Ap„l ,i ., muueal Uu „|,o „nnol type. This i, dually
.1 !....| s„„e entertainmtnt „ ";"; .r.d.^ jVo f ^ ,"i|;„ "" |/„ which tjreyretei.e the rcsistrar's of' ""S Iwn nuntber,. ~Grater„l. O Lord. j£ R,,!,;.,! 's^neli will i.ork oil an'
111 ^piiu.li in.l I'.iiili ,1,,.,,,,, ,,,^, be advanced enough. ' hce sends out application blanks, cata- ^'".!' ^"'^ ^'' ^l'""' '^" ^''*' thing, and Marvin Salliany tcpaii
,, ^ .,1 rhe .luh ,- "I liri. . 1 1..1, arc conducted: the be. 'o^"«. P'Cturc bulletins, handbooks. an,l^^ Pierce -a,i,c Tlie Lords ^■^''^''"i '^ ''"■ l^b'S not too comple:
idvanced class by Di
or students .t the piano by Charles Pierce. ^I'"; ' " I' '-
i arc check- j„„„ McHan played ■aivar," 'eaJ.-' ■ •
iS'sttat A „„ h„ ,r„„pci. and Rachel Atkm, A f,u.., ..i ^„i.. i„J.,.i.i.^ J„,iiia
■II these s,,i,j ., ,„l„, ■„„„. ,,„,.,,,. ,,„ i,,,. Smitk. Vivi.in .Vhe.ci. Ma.llia Pratt.
Dwelhn.k,.- Ne.ir llie end of the pin- Catherine Easley. J.,c,oe Evans. Der-
.ps all the s""'. Miss Atkin, and Mr Dorlcli nice Purdy. and Isabelle Qirino. sell
itnt, ilcin of
ills who for-
:> Mis5ion;iry
^H^BI
PTB
ids. j,.d all
mhM
THE snllTHE RN ACCINT
IS Students Make Up
First Junior Class
In History of SMC
Juniors Entertain Seniors in
All-Dav Picnic at Lake Ococe
April II "'.^^ ■' ^^^^Va'lf 1 ^tnior Tna ^S'""'n£- ^''^ l^dcr group rr«°d |X^
a"iunior''TI"id''it<^birth''m''l'l>t u". |'^'"S^ ^"^ ^°"S''t ''^'= *ou(h '„ ';i'
,.... Jr. rr-Jlly I
u""!^ r Jon ■ ■rjJr wlltr'' ( I'lr- iZtJ' '''^P'"" *'t'' ^ P'^oo ,rl p
,:/.™:"S »;'■?;: 'y"yp''^'«^""
l,mr',',r!..ir,',',I'ir M. 'i.',',.'ll.'roll jovme lilc 10 Stniral. nt.-cr h.vt .giin nnlas Mi» IraJl It |„||. j|„ pi„j p„„j, „;il, J(,„p|, -Thi/.irnc'hc ™'C'° '„'.'m .'"Z
I "jrr '.. II. \il.l..il, S. h Ii.r.rri- Spark of Humor irtf^'STce JhiS" bo™'"'"'' ir."'"" So' h^m 'kcT'com ^liUon" iter- °"' °"' "" """' '"' '° "'"'"'^■
'" ] "i.'iT'ir'ur. or ihi! or C°mZ t d°Srm™bo'''of .Ira '' j 3™,*,!'" "'"mSorToi'm te" '»•»« ""'r >™ "'P'™''- "»'> oli:< before iHrrowfy tiaVd I'l" Zt
,' .'nir'r. ro V a misiioojrv croup of junior*. He received his start ?„„ M,:: ;, ' .,,, i^ .„ ,|,,.||\| He "^^ cooooisseurs of pilauble por- plunge, birt she hung on, bounrioi; off
^ "i "i iM if tl., los'so-i ssorkon't io 195? wheo Miss Myrtle MaksscII °^. ' yPMV leader vice "oos spent some time lo getting ready the tree like a rubber ball and sp.eainr
', I „. I, „ne ecnnom.ts or uas ti-ad.in>; first and second grades, president internationai relations club such delicacies as potato salad (pans of in rapid circles, until she was Ltibbed
;■;'' I,. ':"i, .,'':■■;.:: ; ■■■ ,,'';::£;''^: S,i:;:'Si?b::d';5'^;'s"i^^ isi'SSI'ShiStiii^i:^:^ cbSi,:;;:l:^r,™;:::^,;; ,S:
tun apple pic J li mode. ]j. ^
, ,ni... iiiuMt, ana i imit Anothtf m^^ionarj— Ihis lime to (Wsidcs eating) were UK wiler battles
i .. ' !'a■,^!l^(".il' til. pr"--"^"' ''""■■■ ^udtnl f^mlio" n'rm ''oic^b^r'rnd "den Chasc^ln one" boat, al^g witb ScCy. Pearmail dl-il
\uJ!^L 'j'ub! l-fniiuV IwdLT, and [^'"°[,'^| '-,'J SMc'^in 'ur. Mlli'gV.ldt "iVputdy^t^ anWkT'^'bDri', ""o^pposed TrCaS. Dohci't)' j\ve
SE^Z^'^r\?.i?"i;l'ii "^,'^■5' u"v'.'nd H,";^ Ludingtons Receive Academy Off icer.
nwr (III- Ihf hoiiiT tof «».■ ^IfU' ...yjin |^.^j^^ oKolpr'du/hjni'i, nKsidtnt''of 40 Acadciliy Scnioi'S Irene Pwrman, sctreliry of • nilcft.
)r pillow %h..
Mrs. Milh'i Reviews Poetry Volume
,. «pcci
jlly hi
[Ipful jusi
perpk-xt
dbyc
ondi.io„s
|S
appeal
Ss
should 1
«p un- of poems by the same author. These ''^''^ ,'" 'l
.cn« in spiritual are entitled as follows: Sougi of "' '^""^ "
Irighter Dawn" by words such as on display in the lib^ry^SMciili! must'Top
liil
1^
m
My
VMPVs Pass Coal Dr. Sciu.be.ii. Tells Student Fast 225 Prospects Attend College
of One Thousand Of Te.-.-.ble la.n.ne for Starved Europe; Day at SMC from Southern
Vocational Honors •« «'<"op<^ Donate $ 1 .00 Each Union
, Docior Otlo S. Sclmbcrll.. one of ihe wi ii v-1 1
Tl,t JKstoo^^y ^ Vo^ungt^ Soc«t)- g,„„.,| Confmnce scmlirics. ad- Votara.itilv raltictins ihtm^ltes school'' a^oT' Vm "''"'" "'i' '"'''
Tpot
;Vol' Kl'li"- \\icKi>i
III
ollcgc
I'l'"" I'-ilin- \. Inil
J?r; SM
c> at
Dndilion both spiritiiallj' i
I ;i;j'&,l.'cld Mc'™!.' iuJrtaiHwo fstUed.-^nJ *=,!,»>, m,«cJb.- t«=™ the R,,>.(,,n f.on.lc; .ij tia /"^ %
;k,bS Fteno, "°« b.,ck from th° '"S vi-^J k,- Americn bre.b.o,;' Enslijh^Ch.nod, The ,lodcn,. vol™,- f 1> -
Stsudill-u." ■■CollcgeJ-iie
was sung by students and
Exchange
Jottings
by
Jerry
pholofiruph
Dots . . .
Dashes
,,„„ tinJ ai Wash.neloi. M.si.onjr) a fc. Ja,s aj„ Di„, Ujv ,ii
'£./ A^/. / / M W ' ' f llHt axLiirl) Speik.ni m Spanish a sptnal meeting of th^ bo,s ,n ,
otom „ fl I ; " ' '' " ' I' "' "'"» °" '" ""^'""^ '°"' ?' r"'" »f Soolh Hail 1, ,„, ,„ J '
■ ' '" ""' *' g'oW'™ of li.Mnt or nol h,
thai «e might have 5U||xr' ' "
that «c couWnt doTt .
—n^ %om7H asu/h°m «hatYaVc"hi,I
,.ls (oIlMcd f,om Walla "Pl'"! ""< °" *c m „
,alll, b, ad-ani.^d .ctl^t'-jle '"v'TLd.n forth
collc«ion"f mammals'ii raud O"! bi-forc Ihi: close of ' Khool'"H
thi oulstandmfi collnttions .n "naiot is the Annual but ht stud ^ t
t ^ ft* minutes ciei) nois and ihin r
ni (That icl
iplain WouJ
llfitrhiim anil Srilin'j; . ■
,, , I II I,, „,„„ I, ,1, ,,f lo,Urn,g „„, bianunkri.limalon bilsomi ™'c" n"i" ,'l,""J
I I I , I ,l,l„,.,,l, „ I,, lie }h~I ,1, k,„,t, ^,lJ ftO i^* ™S'''^^>\fJ;;|;;;™|''Ai4 if Ph,,ic, and clu,
,/ ,„ iiliiCf „/.i 1.1/1.1.
frts/ ^nt "Drr-"s-D"sf"
,Udi,iik.„d,nis|ina,KAd.sn SpnnsWul „l Pia, , iK lllsoitc that b
e patkJ) ind tin ,ui, bhsiaed ou, M, fianeis W Am.) combined with Jol
m.acamalnXnttiiTa'dcheht" John VHal°ec"nd th["soloisls' pie' lom«
llnlu„l, t„„ ,l,l„l,„. I/,I,I„„ 0,1/
'.'/../""" /i/r..,i,,K r,iJ./ioii.»/G„d.
put oil stud) log Ol
/ ' rr'?"'""f ir;!i,"«',!'S!j»,'f;XVl«»I- d™ taSrii" a'^S f„°i students rina Banquet Meal In Europ-
', '","", '" "",", ," r,..",/„ ,„..,- ;, „„■/ ,*, £j£f ;ji}™ |ff£b£^'{;£J'° Meager; Give Liberally To Famine Rfl ■ f
! i.llllljlli unit icau) aooul tnc ni^ni svliin lights »eic C J
,/..i.i,..; lion .ithbl.iHal icsults) toi chapel on Monda, April 28 In our .ma(,inat.ons »e .iii tal
, 1,1 iTas n, mm r, ,1 I.ill I „m ''"»""" >l"»U l^nnch lo»n We could almoil hear the piteo
pi) itthn I amilioi, interutini, "' s™" children as the) begged for [ust a ciost of bread Buimtil
1 " ^ ^ It tsliard for us ssbohase neser been hun^r) to full) reahae I
SMC Gi> es Program "J"* ;■ '''-' "* " " ''•"f'^"' Wnsht read the ameh b) El le.j H
! For CUatt. WCTU SSlp.sl'illfi'''''""'"""""''''''''" "' ' ""'"'I
Sliideiilh Divulge
Plans For Sunwner
ai n oee. the pn „f the pioqranJ p're'sentld eonddlonrln CuroL;' TnrtU'ouimall'part'l.illTimr!"— ""'""" '' "'"'
b, Southern Mission.t, Coltie to our fellov, beliel ers in Europe
THE SOUTHERN ACCENT
- - Paces
Dr. Walther Heads Joiirimlism luteresl Biblical Pluaseolo^y
!""""\ "'I"- -^^^^ Fostered by"Accem" Clarified by Sliidy'
'* Tte bMi and Jcvciopmini of ihc °^ Literature
iimj" nj- """' JisccrnioE imtrest"in° ™J"n A dijiint'i ^,mp,i!°"m, lo most
...—Euro. '°",'"V^'" i'"'"".'^ '^^'^^'f- Cour.fs for people when they learn that tlie Bible.
)Tchur"h K'""nE interest. """' '" „ '' '!" ?"" '"°'"' ''™«'- « ""''
n<';ii> of r.tiii'i
Tly experiences of e>r- edilinc, makenp, and proofreadiny roads of enilizaonn, keanie
iroijtjli Europe and '" both courses practical seork on the band.s of Gods chosen peoph
ocvledge of the lang. '^creW is required, rator)- for the svorkin^ out of •
''; t^^?,'l'"T'. . , ^'<"1. «i'l provide (..vperience in ssrit- ^ ''"^"O' Point nf a iess- fun.
lo addition lo his duties a, held of Literature Presents e'"!'" pro'diEis' of 'all°ajes°
of'llifHLTSi.^onii"^^ ^"'"^ of Classics !i'nna"yilmf°ta'm'"ou°l,',,;a"'k
classes in European Hislorj. since 191-1, The point of emphasis in the courses ''tO"Sl't lo look upon it not only as a
Survey of European Hislory. and Am- in Shakespeare and Milton h.is been '"'^'"J' lesenoir from which lo draw
\luimiiof'45 Way Back When a''5",ee™rai'"."k "'^'"'' °' '■'**" '""'
iepOrt Latest News «o»ert G. Swoffoho wi'"™epar?ment'"ar*'ArSbr*e'''L |i,e"
New Courses Afford
Minor in Speech
■true spiritual values ;-" ' ' "
"' r'e" ."'"'""'r'"" Fi'i-liMiiin (iiriip.
n''wTk"w.°s°beinf <>ff,T~ W id,. Ii:,|,f.,.
I period in English <»f \f■|i^ili,■^
applied their All coursi
.. ... ^ I , . a I d -"' '° """'' "Scenic Sweden"
■"" ihi,J.'pn:"d'^;:.«S»™ci;i^ ^"°i:iS""'":X:ri''Z Scen at IRC Meeting
iius. Erwin Sle.varl. is moving back "i'"'"',': "'' ''''''" f '''''" J'';' '"B »' I'.'s-.'Kvs for lecli.rc a,.d s.rmon A film entitled -Sceoic S.veden-lbe eip"c;;;.,„^'"lSrwr'illen'anruM"' "'
1. Southern Missionary College lo be- f"°" ''"'",''« '"' ! " '"P '"'■ ^''' "l".' ?"'' discussion Procedures, the Und and the People" sva, shown dur- 'siudenl re.ldets as" n the hctk
gin summer school. Erwin was thrilled ^P^nfi.of "^ trap strikes one end of principles and practice of coinmiltee mg |Oint sv.orshin. Industries, schools, ine and enrr,.clion of ov,'. ann ™,
10 gel out nfihe Army the last of Jan- J "sJi'" The 'ahe" ''? f '1 " h" "'" P™"'".'"-. "'"' 'f^"' '"•' '"iP""'"! buildings from the a sveel-. rrr™Andrewi and IkdJ
""""^i''^ ^"^'^"'■s "<^ 'i^iofi =t J^f^di- p'l^cc\''uj"h^.'^rrcnMs^o''n''" " '"'" EisenllOWCr alltnd..ncc, and' Heden^Bloodwoclh foMhr"' und
Alvin Ste'ivari?"a"btoiher of Erwin, j, ,™'„"°',J;'r„'J"j''' Jj.p' ~M["'|,'d' I''Op'''*pl'y RPCeived the s"s!inn. and'Garland'l"elcr°s°n''r'Sd IhlTsJSblnd'loJ.'tmhsrU drp.mmn'l"
RicTAlsTn* w^rUc? of" his"siork. "^We ^^"- l' ^- ^^^'''^^ "f '"dia, announce By Library scripture le.sts and olfered pr.iyer. for ll.e following term.
able 10 mainlain"a morrcbee^cful'" div ^o^'''"" }""''°' College-" ridh S. D.ivjs, is the book fealured by "
Po.il.on than if we were unoccupied. , I""r,m0: The first "Musical L;l"..ran Stanley Br„..n. Dw.ght D.
kigbl now, I am playing with the Kal- 'f "f"*" , "" '"""'I'"' "" ,"" '""« S™''"","! 7,"' ''"'""'^," °' ""
;™;',J»*^'^."«*J«^jfCo^s»R,ca °'-*-;h°°siu°d'en'ts'',"r?"iSs,''l'n'"°i;e ^Hmwldt lalm su'piZc" lead"
jressive cfas wd,'k'.-°Quoling"lr™
-" r JoL"' JusT'a'boul'rveithing. ta ^inVh-'ima" wlieK' a' s'e'l'll'cT
*>^r<" wdl notice by this lellcrliead. We have heard llial Earl WcGhee .s J,,™ „„",",;„:;"" w", jays a.
Jin Mission as well a', pasloimg The '' in a fanely ..( .iv boys n.-ighr, chil
Sjn Juse Church. For recreation, I am Dean H, F. Lease was seen Irim- IClci, hi. w! .| Pou.rj ',' \S
I !»M°°''"i'"^"' °'''°' '"j""""!"' <■"''' T-vo 'JeSpl'e wm S'5«"ierl Z" '' """ "" """ """""' '"'' ""
1 ^olved m these responaibiliiies. J have feet olT the sidewalk in the act of ^p„ , , , , , .„ ,.'/,,,
I lime for mischief. j.icking up paper. This w.is one iveek o./.'.'.i ■ .1, na. '.,i i.. ).!'.. "l.'o!
THE S O U T Hjn!NACCENT_
A Cappella Choir Mis. Jensen Upholds
Pi-cscnls Program Arl of Conversation
Near Nashville -m, r.nc « of convc ,», . 'ii ■
;' " " ;:■ i: :;„',; -r,;,^ Registrars Meet Bon nlonV Team
,,,, ,.,„,»., I,.™ j„ _4tiama Sc.ri-- lir-l Will
li-a«l>ci-i-i<->-M-M-M s,!,ti„'feii=n'c'oii5""™j°j ' " ';. :,.,;:,, ^j'toMroi Km" Schiibcrth Conducts |
l''i ' ■ il!"L.!^i™rnH^'n^''hdd A|vil'':2'1o t'lK- 'sca^on^Sundly, March'si. by a QuCStion Hour
I'cn in bj- Warren Gepfor
s tbjt were sbovi-d in by Schubcrlh p.r>,L,.lL.I
Bob Jones College
n7i".lni"i',„i; '"' pkkmI ■''" '" Ibe ™d'of™'co»est°""° '°°"
Waricn Oakes. Spirit of
Vesper Service
1 >, l',ih Jono, Sr. president of Dob
.i',"n„M,;'jmAp,iU(i'n,;iii«coiice,;
'v.'.rircinr^y^in ™" ri
Accent On The Academy
Alp nd
""'„'j''r;™:„;!M,'il""Lrti",»,'lI
Ir-Sr V'lviui- Held -;;i ';:'';l;/;;L:';:'':trZuS; C'^^^ ^'*^'*'^ ^*^"
In Spile of Kain i'"'' "''>h ij"i:i>ur Q^ Food Preservinj
s°r-'''"'f-
f:::t.:ii:i:t:s::.;:
' ' 11,11, llmr. ,„ ,1,, |,kt. One firoup pulled llitir ■Tfcscrvjiion of Tood" during iheir 1^"^ nmb
'"''■ I. Mi ,,-}iore, and, turninf; it upsiiit English .Club mcrfin£, Mondiy. April p ni, 1 P ^
t::t::::r:::;::r:'::r:.
^-. ''::'^BfH3 :SBB'x^tS. rVVdn, ' '
-;'i;;;:; ' "
XL^cllXdin[^tbeC■Js{}r"E «■ KSn n"njli!l,mTnid''t-|'nSn"s'i ™^ J" Z n' o
l!^,lh,!ri.'' Nfi'/hin' ■^i'.Ll'hi.l!^>u'
■ ' ■ '^' - '^ \ tiad 1 pari in food preser\'ation. He ?^ " ^
" II' ' ■■nil Instead of going lo tilt dormitorits, explained how bacteria have a part in ?'"' ' --
!■ .! 1 ; ,M .„ ....-^^t the juniors iMk ti,e seniors down 10 it ' i« ouni; p.op nG
Mid, liorvevtr. tlut Bob Jones College
will be in Clevcbnd at least one more
ianJwi[,lK> y<i\ilo .hips. .irJ ,old ihc gymnasium where suppor was sci- I'erfeirting this new iystem, in IB6
annm, wilh itc Cieim and tookit-s for vcd, following which Principal Don Henry Heinz set up a factory
° w''!*" ■'eif'ds" on"
M
1
Souihern Musionar; OilLgi. Colk^i-djli. TLiin^>sec, May 17. UXf,
African Guest
Describes Angola,
"Constellation" Trip
s'sn" Mo„nni„: "I",' pteint' J" ion" Mr's'oNt'rD, ■'•T^^'i yo"* «l.o h.vc ,<,n,cil,mg » br., ,n mi„J ,™ i„mcadcius f.dd 4 g^Q DclcgateS
I .„, .... Mt. Victor Ditid. Dcin, il,t diredot of ihc nom.,1 di. to , land for and ht fell Ihal Sonlhnn tltm is .ind to picpjt.: for the gii.it fe
S, Ktitlfo c°"' ''''""' !:";~t°on:;!i,c!';.''' ""'*' °' "" "i£"d'ta,'':Si,'in"s'£°it'°'''°'' is ;"« y» ztU"*"''"' to Attend g. c.
posts tot the Atooiit Age.'
Sl,729 Donated
For Fainiiie Relief
I, Jensett and Eldet J. V. A,l,
Dots Famine Relief Jottings
Dashes »\"n^ ,■''''' ?'i r},! ^^^'^
t / tl ll J t I t h 1 d Tl p ^'^
^copiif on Mistsions
IT „ ' ^ - > " Delegates to GC wheieabouls of
I " ' ; '' I I 'I h '"f: Students Pill I Inse p j , w ghi p,^ , d Alumni Revealed
','! I 1 ll ,1 I ' , S; ' ;,/ ( ' Sti iimin PT 17 "nV ' ■"„„" "5 LI .," „ ."., In Letters
mp d b) M W (,ht
d Bid J
J si
lb ppo I dd I g t tl t 2 ,, .,
tl I A I l«k I b II d I D I en E ecne Hand,
r •» I d d m ) f (D glis Plycr) ire
ppo 1 M m I H piMl where E
Choil Picnics Atop Am ^ Ih jndnilinB
Reseivoii Hill w l *-' D""c"i'i"'M."r'i
THE SOUTHERN ACCENT
Printing Requires Press Publishes Mr. Vining Be«au
Modern Machinery For 17,000 Readers Printing ckree^r
And Humidifier Th. coiUfi. Prcs. pM.h., ja.r At Collegedale
Doris Stroup pinodicah u.th a lolal circuhtion of "
approMrrulcl) 17 01)0 It ilso Inndlcs Ue been faicmled bv print nu
ijlU up (he cuncd side \Jriou, pfintmc nr !ers pncliriMj j|| mi life vUkd Mr
d tbt modern red bwk Thcn.hliuion ,r t r r 7 / Njbk Vmini r-.lkc Pr.» nurii^ r
■. operate lhelmert>pc
; in operation itstj
a brim hiddt
I Pi of. Seniors Are
I C I ismopolitan Group
'iu^"L^m''iou° \"munWr''of'T Sponsor Entertain
"- Collosr .In
Mr. Bo« en Awaits
"Elijah" to be Sung
On May 25
Home Ec'& Fete
Facultj Members
P* ;•' w^
THE SOUTHE RN ACCENT
^, jj xi.,...„J I v«plf's Tpam Wins Elder Ashlock Ha
15, H II I M l)i>< 1 I dm h S ,
Di Sill II I)
Ml Russell Pi ebcnth Ladie',' Cliih Honoi »
Pi Kill il Rill,
Dtpai ting Members
'/ Gi ade School Gives ',;"■ ' ''.h'', '",' *'',.'' .hi''
, Musical Play d ,' ' (.i d i i j 81 M>' Insignia
1 T m ipi, ''°;'' " '' 'I . . „^ '' „ A«aidedtoSlndi Ills
L, W J H II M
SMC Stndenls Assist
111 Apison Pi o^i am
Pi csident Attends
Cliica.o Council
Picnic Piovides
Holiday Fun
W ill I in_ Bnil
I 1 iliiiniili
i EU J r A 1
yii ihfic itions j^^^ ^^ ] p
\^inn \
Vniiii il Pi Opi esses
\i
I
Souchcrn Missionar) Ciillcge. Colltgcddle, Tennessee, Jui
I Slimmer School To
Run 10 Weeks
1 Fromjune 17
First Four ' Year Class Receive Degrees
Diplomas Awarded to Six Graduates First
Year of Full College Status
, FMih, Faculty Disperse For
I. j.n,.n ,~J Eld., Study and Travel
;,//o.///0H C'ii;lrif^ /I'— f^njliy mcmbcfs
■;f*i
Graves Elected Ed.
Bacc. Sermon Given
0.i.Gr.v«.cbssof47,«..,selectc
l By Elder Ashlock
" 1 oo ■^u'\tT\.:l^I'°t'JiLh
^ y,-^\\Ic^ 'f F^' Ashlock'' Tcci-
College ,innu,il.
! he substituted for Elder L. K. Dickson.
•^ Division, detained in Wnshinnton
iii^j
Speaking of the current individuiil
.ind insanit)-, Elder Ashlock dem.indcd,
1^2
world vision of scr^Nce for Immanity.
Taking their motlo — Service Measures
SHHI^H^
Eirncitly Elder Ashlock iclt.iced
-~^9^i^H
lT K.Tnl Z foot oT'tlmt ccoL.^thc
Tiventy Trailers
Arrive on Campu
mpus
pl.nt.
5eTpladnj"llK°unS Collejcd.le ,o b.eio lachio
i Trailer Cmp behmd (Cmii,:,„J o,, p^gr i)
«™,;£;,£'veC*JS $50 Scholarships
hrough the Fedeial Public Housing Awardctl 9 ScuioL
Packed House Hears
.St;. S; Dramai;.- "Flijah"
pl.n to ,
'rijlil Sunday
Elder Keougli Presents Great Need
"f In Mohammedan and Bible Lands
the "The m.Ehl,. 'I'^jU'JCj; "J^ ' ^ji '^^^''fg^'J^!^'^"' "'"
the sBicd'"Hda "g, V/thur Keouji,. Kilelline the toiliar
!he Lit'Een iSjVnin's.'Ma^ >l. tompjred" )„se and 'hi, ,
1 The ex|
«ifih( ai
■_ type .
Elii.ih stands as probably
no rain should fall on is
ng of elee rrcal and plumbin. Odom from Highland Academy, with its ten million inhabitants .s still used only one he bad an ample store jhe second part of the ontori
' ' Mary Charles Scott from Little Creet, , dosed country to Christian mission- ofammtinirton; the sling, dil.gent portrays Elijah's despondency, h
1 bath and laundry unir, com- and Helen Klir.n from Pisgah. aries. Turkey remains staunchly application to ones dady tasfe^^^^^ sense of aloneness in his fidelity t
ConlmuJ on p.>gt2) from" P^ne°Fo?«t''" Academy^ ""* ^"^^ bMO^Tn ^Adsentist''"ln the' entire seorker^Eider KMUgh cooMded' (Conlinntd on p^ge il
"^Southern Friendships - - tSr
„„„ , ,;„ „„„,, „/ ™, „w „.»c ;; *.; ™s /wa. rZ jrc^^JldJU^^^ jo ^.j '^rirllf''""- '^'Tc!,"''d f™™ p.,. „
„//;,. oj/h'"'"'"/""' '»"""'• ""> '■/' ' ( ''" "'»'' '«'" I"""
s,,./, -. /fc. fr,',,,,/ *.r„„s. .; 'A. ..'.. "' .. . ;r. '.-.;"» '"'»"''. "»;'
Plaudits
Til ftmia A„drM% riliriiig tdilcr. Ihe proper pUiidils /or
o ilillitiill jail well done. Kilhniil experience or Irmlhg, Mm
A,i,l,„e, loot oi«r the ,„po„Milily o/ a„ imfledged college Iraper.
I„r,„nl.„mg ,mv policies, .eorklog i„ eeery pba.e o/ ,,..„., gd,>,er,„g
«„d «Mhe „p. I„„.lli„e.„;iii„g .,»,/ prooj ,c.,,l,„g.
Will, iwlrici md olho d,lii„iiual reporlers. .» llie ace of
,kepi„„„, a,..l occaslooll ,l,o„.Jl„cd criiici,,,. ..HI,o,„ o„ oljice
.., '.,,,„p,,u,„. .,;/,„ /,/.,»( ,.;«./. "/ /fc copy herselj. ,ac,i(,ci„g
,!, , ;;,„'./ (/-. I J,.; r„ll. ,li;„ Uuin „, hu, ciiled a paper o/ whic\ « „„ ., ,h.
' 1.!j:!:pp!, In _;;'■; j'"";;;;;';;;;;;;' t"t!^„'''"'c^:!!Z T.S,ZZ
Elder Hacknian
Urges Entire
r.(,ii».(iali<.n M
Scniiir Srrvicc
—The Cwibtn Chronicle 15 Jiys in ordtr
THE
SOUTHLJiND
Closing Exercises of the 1928=1929
School Term
Walk, Washroom, Speaker Deprecates
I Fountain, Additions, Modern Revivals
I Under Construction .^„j. j,„„,„^ ,,,„,„ ^^^^ (j^
THE SOUTHERN ACCENT
' other day in Ihc dining
P,ojtcji i. lapidlr b.-
iifniiy |>„im
ipidly being n..de on l,.„„'
Mlk areund tl
ralfc »ili rcplac.
cady sweeping the United S
Dr. Yost Warns
Power Danaeroiis
WitllMllI t..mllll(>s
began his" woA ,n "Pasadena and hai FaCulty HaskcU Awardcd $10 fK"wled°ge' »'°'pos'''eI'°'ha,"lSn
*;e1SeM'K.''X° wiJgl'r N™ MaT'S Slt^-'t,' dJV^£, (&»mW /,.,,, f,|, 1) p^^^ ,,^^, !„„,„, theological L°L1 'TOlT'toe demonstlate'd"'
liSafwoIk srae prariS.'and 3(m";"o"e 'J^jpl dediMed";i°em' '='''" ',1":" ^'^■';|^J,„'"J„f D^c' dn",in?oX"«J,if.%tond,,"MaV gL^tt'" b,,d''de^"o°di'iIe'''i.y"''tte
A"«°com'Sion «a,hro«n, and St", miLton^e" '" ''"''«°"'' Ju; 'wiir"eti.tn"t« Collegedal'e befot'; Sd "s'ob'mii't'ed io°°l.'.''lakn;' seJch pl'",Z[.°!- "" ''"'""'°" ""
' nt^Sion^foJ'lhis sttmtoet's in diLentiatii,"g between an", coun- the lampos aiding and abetting in the Only two manoscripls, both wt.lten Jmp|°.,iL^l"riht sopm a'oaKl)'
mpnteeling, actording to Mr. licil tetfeil movement, no ^ matter hoiv ';"J'';^_;[Z'"" ™" '"»"" '" in partial fnlBllnient of the require- „„'jjj ;„ „,„j, p,„f„i„„. ,^„,/^.
English depat
|),r office building svrll provide ctam- of the l^rary'. ^ ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^^ of the Engli
Ikle ''^'l"°°[J'|,^^^Jj^[.')j'"-^d'"wome"n^ ScalcS lutroduCCS p^„'.^ .inTltliss Dora Greve wih P'"^ntation remarks cipline of Uiblesaudy, communion of
", Ptyir further stated that a modern MuslCal Meetings attend summer school at tJcorge i, , . commndmint, of God,'" '"' "
lodtv with sinks and ironing board, -S Peabody College fo, Tcchcr. m Hcaltll NurSe Eadle Preceding D, IVf, ,dJ„,s, M,
Ian, tosrend ^,.,,^ WaiTfll Oakc> ' ,' , \,''"''l' .""T ^''"'"thl
fountains and
•idc a constant so
should be completed by I
report will be English and speech department, plans
icludcd. fo attend the Univer,.ty of Michigan
Guest speaker at the first M V. m Ann Arbor to contmuc working o^n
I,';, " Birds Adorn Hats
" ;'^'^ I'"; So Why CanH Cats ?
: Cygne- and the ■'Cavatina" by
Bertha Rogers Weds
G rover Edgraon
arover Edgmon, 1
I J™; ".Tn TyTv
S ,m'c'sl,ll continue work
rothy Evjns plsns to spend
-glit it down.Tel'it
;, ind lifted Ihc lid,
."jy^lc-d .rosily ao|> a navy
Infill atop 1 w;
on a nwfby'lrunkrind lifted
..pptopiijldy
hnd Clifford Ludinfitoo, pr«cn..d W/ D 1 W/L during lite flm six weeks of .umnK-r low,n,".l.'!"c'rny't,";T! S. M. C. AUimni
J^_4P«^';'^~. -itMonn, Srnith Way baCK When .chool^.nd^.hen win lead ou. ,n ,1,. r.us.'n. ^^Alv.ud^oV R.M ^Atkin. ElcCt Ml'S. WaUhcr
a Spanish Memphis in =
biiUs of Qfeen Anne's Uce and bars wjs .Ke hrgvit in the historj- of "i" Ruby E. Lei, after a sborl ,„j ^r. H.
blue hydrangois aeainst a bicknround the College. Theie were 17 sludcnti v^ation in Washinfiton. v.-dl return Kentucky; N
of evcrfiicens, Mrs, D. C. Ludington completini; various colltge courses, and 'o Jjic ti^gislrar s omte. mond, KciKl
^id chitgc of itiL- reCL-plion and ihe 3-1 wlio received college rrcpar.ilor)' D^^''" "^'°^^ '^ l.ca.e will continue M,,,,,,.^,,,,,,,
President K, A. Wright rtporlcd
that funds wvre all available and that
work had started on (he tot.age for
"lony. oihcr o/ompus ^ests were
Belgian Delegate White Elephant Sale
Addresses Church wiigh" thl '^cMsgedtie womeiVs
■ nything for H,c Sale Tuesd^VjuIyV in Maude'joQM
. . faux pas in
Dnly Ihrougli dependence on God that or hat. or h ^, _
hulp and iaivation can come," dwlartd Wiighl explained, "It might be t
■ June
A - "-«^|H ^'^ New Teachers
E,;^.. ,4' -l^^^n Joi" Staff
-. r-^Si^^^ 0^ A,Southe,„
^ , IfV .^ r^T' Missionary
junccmcnt by Pcesident
■Aing dean of
aiuret of the Gcocg
Mis. DoMhy E,™, visitios the .„d btooshi them to t'hi' ,.,1. ,- "' '' Collcgians Wage War Summer Enrollees
|S". ™; 'to le Ti;' F«r ™ttre' tS TBrin^p'S Against Boredom Reach Over 110
Jochmani,"and durmg both wars our floynton, Mrs, F. B. Jensen.'and Mrs. , ^\Z°^ ^^^^'"^ ^&^P '" \^ ^ym. '^^Summcr \diwl 'i^roheef nme to °' "*'""^" ^' ^"'"■■'* '^"'^^"'V. ^is-
bretbreo and sisters have proved John B. Pierson Mejdanie, Bnrkett ^^^ ^^', "^J"' h„Jj „5°"''|," Southern Missionary Colieje from ""•'"■ "'" "'" ""■ "''""'■ P'"'
' The'' SMkerr'pic'tu'red the°'an- "mon.d'e sMnJ'"' ' "" " *"" opposins forces were Georec Ashiocb " £'J ',"'"'' ?^!'"f^,':°'°'^''. Elder C. E. Wiltsehiebe, missionary
believable suffeting, of the refojees. Cat Bowers and plants mingled '"1"""" °"f'^ The operatron re- ^,,^^ J « ; ' ,o China for a nnrnbar of years will
Althnngh many around .hem lost their blooms in a riot of eolor at the "'"'1 '" " '<'<"""■ '"• '>>' '""= „„„, ^„ ,„„,„,j „ ,„„„ „„;, take over several of the College Bible
, their lives during the war, ooly a Borist booth run by Mrs. Dm. Bowen '"° =°-'°,„ ,,,,,, sehool work. The total number of 'I"'"- „ , a .. r, ■
I few Seventh-day Advenlisl believers and Mrs A, J, DeNoy.r re rS Dr Tta M Gish ' "h,™ '.leians this summer is M, Mr,, Bae«ler ,ind Mr, Fleming are
intervention that they were preserved, speatean mterrogat.-on, "Whafs m a ^'J, *,' j^^'^^^'i 'T'lhe'motni'ng ""■■ ''""'°" 'f"" '"'"'" "'""' "' Mr''°Elemin' ""'Mi"' Par6'tl"an°d' "'"'
S5rilS4§l "¥^Ei5fl22i5 ^5itll?FS '%^X^Zt!ll Oown-Under
several days on foot. They reached jn,^,,^^^^ ^ ^^^ Botiomley auc- baseball diamond, , ^ ,, jon° s^th that d""'Tumm'cr ^s^smns DeleCale
ipparenlly secure shelter beneath a toned off a number of pairs of shoes. At 1200 a general cessation of activi- j,"- ' jj^^ ^"^ as beh^^ due to the
other refugees already there. Hardly an^some^artkk's o'f'masallinc^w^rilfg trees in fr"ont tifTudingtonrto restock f^^t 'hat in those- years theological Speaks tO (lllUrel
Tthe^nd"
:neiplic°ble"
I, this family
5ec. He led
deserted barn c
,ed for eight days, lalei
Th!! a''n'']°n""l'°o"l °h "bo'dTd"" '' ■>' '»'l''ti'onth'''n'lhc°pa'r"r of Maude "•■""« P'""™ '"' 'I""™ '" "«
to rescue them, ^,'^,^j^ ,^ ,^^? ^;^,;„^ pj,„.^ ,|„|,
T can tell you that our brethren members last yinr presented the dormi- VcteraH MisslonarV
and sisters in Franee and Belgium tor, girs with the painting now hang. •, a^ ,, j ■ £«•■ E- >- "l»=lrl" l"" Au.lralta E7deV Minebin is visiting as miy
have very tender fee-lings for our ing en the parlor, VlSltS laOllCgedale ekot. will Eld., T, K. tudgot. nod „mn nSngs and y3s "mpTai
*°"Tc..°wl ;T;";" '" Board Votes $5000 ^Bide, w_ k ^Ande„on._ pion„r M^rFerree Acclpts ^^ <^'^'^"-'!:'""" '^'"^ '"
'^^Tl^n^Tiuusand ^^■^^•o'i'^^oihfi Call tO Philippinl>S r^/SSr^r ^Si
dollaVfor°'''mprovin°g the ' ColTege " A™,n.in. Fl,< A J llliss Nellie Ferret who lus spent caught a vision and are glorious in
Wood Shop wa! voted by the College Accomranymg Elder Anderson s.-.rs eight y,=,ri in the Collegedale elemen- the lord' The gospel of " " '
'^ .. .' . .i Elder E, L, Minchin, Young Peoples ' -■ ■
'plan'ned to g°o
lent for the study
going throojh t
lilippine Union
because of dilf
"Plametl -. -,
usually begaii in Jtily, but practically the entire island population
Olfer only second scmesler svork, college Tt^A'vondak'estabUshed' under
partment at the school in Manilla a college enrollment' of approximately
fC™/»«e,; .„ »„„ ,(/ ,£0,
rnl SOUTHERN A CCENT
^ke
Sautlaenn AcQ.^r\i
„,,»„
r, Chism Frank Job. Mnr.h. Jc.es.
rcncc Kohlcr. Ernwt Long, Miry Miiut«;n
Ludgalc, Harris
Nelson, Hfkn Pjul, Fayc Pearson, Charles
PicfW, Lloyd PI
S^indcfut, Hrvin
Stcwjrt. ]. B, Wail.s. Jam« WhiKn^nT,
Lloyd Woolicy
Plioiogrdpher
Lingdon Elmore
Publiihid bi-wn
'«(' Congiii, Augusi IJ, 1911. Rt-nil«f3 M THE
South Hall
Soliloquies
Summer School
Roster
Dots . . .
Dashes
-Jl ,aiy /or > ,.,„,■ Fou,,,,, Th,,,
do. [c. do; do,
I. Ralph ■ Noflh Otoir
'"6 ™ 1
Those 17 Steep Steps
mouse Inp on your knee. (Djn con-
■ "^^"^y FIccnor Hctbc
by ihc end of i
roun^d'b? ihen
Craiitn lltrG dn I is 9i Ora i Imt iher Goodrnh has been | tcraturc and giving Bible sludics GirXII'er ^dlian - Miinc'
a niflUr t\ tht CilUf^uUU Jurch jor SIX year. And etery to those who are mierwrcd. ^^ ^ George, Eiise - Kentucky
Sallall TO r si nn yoi. II fi d Graudm iher Goodrich p^^ ^^ on }^[y9. "Pete" ^ot lired ^J^^IT DdlT'-'-TelSll-^'"''"
il I il JT II III lie boy side of the South ,''-'■■--■--
/ ' / I T I ill usual croud of church members \^^^^'^J^^
j tlj iknu^ntii acqiiawlauces reiieuiHg j^d but it mi
\t night when the spodighti
ooms by :
C drich ualktd ml the jronl door spo
friiiidi—eteryoiie in CoUegedale is a jrierid asso.lme xnuoi«:.. «..,i<un ■ .e....™eL
Inch— and then si e ualked oier lo a tall f"^ '"j^^'^i'* j°" " ""',i!''"u "^ "" J"''^-. F""k - North arolina
/ I j III j/ci/ j/rwe j/e/j 5/»c dreu back ^nd anything °^hich"so dcsim'^c'jJn ^°''"' '*""' ^""^ ' ^^^^^"'^
Il And then she sjioke
walk right in. These aniir
/ a comfort lo feel secure uhei J"^"^ donT'dwa 'r^toiher' f'k^^' ^°"^' ^''""' " "'"'''"'
/ / Ct er) Sabbath I count them— qufct Our m Jit *'^f sis tent y^itor"'« w "''■ "^"^ * *^'f''^7^
U [s Cfining doun If there a ^at «i'h blue eyes. Michael'is Chatlts - Ohio
/ // r I to chiinh by myself HaJl'^to%°eTlIu(^"'of'"tf " "l '^'■"'-'f- Lamar - Texas
/ // lo Lynn If ood Hall camp e ery once in a while." Amon^ ^°^^^^- ^i°^'^^',f!^'° ^ q, ,■
/ / irch If II had not been ''°^'- ^h" have already left us :ite 'rql^ll"„[ Harr.i '"s^uth Dakoll" ""
( / /; Iruh there uuidd be no such place as Southern Ita n(, for thwe trailers soon, for p^*'^"'' r^"?' 'J^Tr^'"',-
II ) ( " I, he s txpectiog his wife next week, Pci^', Gcot|e - Tennessee'"'"''
II ; hss for IIl Ifieh older feople of our coltef^e ha e b^n a (mTble '"storUge"'" of'"^ce Si^ChaJ " '^l""'"""
I "i 'i I 'i irZi!u7iTfiJit7he7p'aJd ::^tnr\o;12eT£ifty^E: po^'car'rlr'Jt;"^^^
// / / Il / J ly I nr church budding ex G I s jou would think so. If you're Rhew Ch T t'^
i I II j 1^1 (r^l lUr Go Iruh Ullld tome all bt ^°oMd^hh^"^VruSyih'^'^ RicLrds. 'cvaV . I'nTanT
Shrive, Ruby - Florida'^"
This Labor Problem b---- Teachers s^^;^;-^^
To Convene in D. C.
\ri,ri, m,r nmilr,-< milfonml refmnMive, relimied liclar-
win \r<,m il'r frhi< th.,1 l>.n l,u<,l ". ...y,-, P^cemher 7, IW , they a conference of leichccs of business
'""«■' ■■.-., ■'„< ai Ik a„r llM liail A"|"s" !l lo ScTtembe, 5, jccocdms
c new duplex down by Miller
lost completed. And up on th
ust below Hill Top House fou
'all.s, Joseph .
Belgian Delegate
(Co„i:„„fJ fmi t'i' 'I
their jenerositi- in sendiog so n.
jmrihuse thai new dream g C CIc\
Y^ w,'|'|'^fom'"n
Ir. Win':lcr. Mary - (jcorgu
'^samTtoCollegedjIe
"f llmte Ihul had faced Dake as r
Sge'^'Lci ^eTeg
,n Wood, Ijora - Tennessee
ale Woolscy, Lloyd - Tcnneisce
Simans'^a
.:<ul n.ld U' come back "ill have a
sp«ific subject to pres.
nt ACADEMV
who plans to
>■■ <-'lr '■■'■: /G. I. joef. \f°l\^^^
Experts in the fie
cc Ballard. Violet - North Carolina
ds Bishop, Carolyn - Florida
Robert Jorhm
for New York Oty
■ ..■'■....'''..'.- V „w/ profits Teaching
nethods. textbooks, sch
wl Edgmon, Kalhry.n ■ Tcnnessc-e
His plane lef
'''f>P^'>l>'''P'ol':f,n'^l^^ Sn'ouie'cX^rstlllLtt LXte^'N^™" " lei"-...
0/ Profits IMlle llimilg tl,e ytur. Would Ihh iml serve as an ^.M, C, will doubtless be ovetBowioj l.ysik, Rit, - Tennessee
g tlie year. Would Ihh iwl serve as an
T ., well o, to reduce the wmber of slrites?
THE SOUTHERN ACCENT
Mexican Visitors Shirley Preston
Speak to Students Weds Serv
College Garage
Renovated
The New Collegedale Garage nJchLTO'*!.""!," \,l'£ '^°^ ''
^luipptd ^illi the lalftt Li,
i-T-i- T -1 nv]ol;'».™toirmUi5Tm,SL"S ^"'''■f?'''''''*' *^°'^''''''' Home Ec Lab Houses "i^pXat mchd" /n"?"'
Thirty Trailers ,?^ S „ ,^ . ,„^V;* Qp^,, f„,. B„,i„e,g Mr. Fleming's Office r/XroVw*'''.-'!.,,, '„ „
I Plus Six Couples "Ji 01 Lllaran, .~d camij a bouqua ,.,, ,l,l,,,,„
I Form Small City
L„J Svc on ]™c
ho h.vt Jrad,- b«
jhJioli, ind snipdnjons. Tl» btidc Qni- o
was s.nsn m miriiase by her falhtr, „„,, ,|„i
"PP"»- Carolin
Lifih thetc .___-_,
ind furm.hine,.
.dr .vore
sen of Ondler. nId"^
of Jacksanvillc. FJoi' '
amej. b, mos. of tho people ""jbls ofc
right of
iecioT complete" »i,i°s; 'h^o l^dio The be,t man fo, the oceasion ,vas dale"lo talc 'ov.T tZ'f.m manage^ "dl be eMentl.d be,ood the door of'T^I ""EpiBlf °£'th''',?T„°
toache.; two clothes Cliict,; and a fl^n, SHndnd" W ° "" ™"t, Barne,. came with him. While If all material, are a.-ailable the office Anjelef
rSfbox',' a" „nk" wT'dS, 1 ''""||„%°V''"";;^4 '''a' r'ecf - "^ S'rin T'''' "''"'" " ^ '''The home econolc, hZl "w.ll >•"" ""'"l" i^^'of 'd
™t''he S'rSd'ffot^S"— i't,' "™ ~' c«il,;V'''»S""'"'rfo°Hi »£;"%""" =''"/5"wn(!'" the S'.CJ^fti^^^'f^J.^fjJ
i''f'',ortS,"to'"l5''''mlio"i"*Ti° '«■'">' ■ bachsronod of palms with an'd" "ben "t op-wr own'ThTTn and "one'lfrjTsink'withTw'o'Tlin: "Fair is tlie
Kerosene heater has an electric fan ^"J ' ,"g. ''0"1"i:t; of whcte gladioli Collegedale. He could have set np hoards has been installed in the main
rn'tumre'randmrn''!"'!!'"'"'"' '" ''""Sle'wiih tht^Jandtl.bm'm '"ij mwe mone't°tTe^o°et Sfle "dat >on"ine «at°r"will f"°nisl.°''ailiplc Morniug" Giveu
atfc°p,Snf°ime.'''and"°li,Tm?re T"'"'"'' ""■ ""'"'■ f'"" "> "'^« « ""t'**!" M° t'tecom"; SrTre'dr's»g'Lm is'l'o bl"tor" By TeaclierS
have alreadj- been reserved. I -^ heme m Collegedale at the thriving institution comparable to the down to make a larger cbssroom.
, Dcginning ot the tall term. best colleges in the land. ''■"> ,i thi Moniiiig was presented
r resenting: The shop boasts all modem equip- rpt w . \ . ^i in dramatized form Saturday evening,
Mr and Mrs B 1 Gurney of ^ Ex-PresideUtS ^^Lr d."n"e t;,L"1r,n°.'y 'M ^he D.etels tO HaVe July^.^O, by the church schoo'l tc-achef,
Michigan, came to Collegedale from Gather Ot Gen. Couf . >!' ,""? «„f!e,t Workmanship. B„t NeW Cape Cod HoUSe The sketch portrayed the ettperienctis
the Universitj- of Tennessee. Mr. fe| b"" ii tte'd '"' ""' ' ' °' " ''°°"^' "''■''"''"' <""■ °'™
of si,c 'years in the Army, wa, dis- cm Mis,io°na™'colleie"'.nd°Sou°hcrn "PJ° '"' """'» "mpleiely. style is currently under constmction (", "iod "ear'n a rararcoiS!iuni»'
charged November 3, 19-15. He Junior College attended the meeting of ".arnt-j- says that bustness ts good for Mrs. Mary Dietel, head of the Her dilemas, perplexities, and triala
ts majoring iia Agriculture. the Washington chapter of the ifj^'^. "^"1^^^^ '"d" '""""""""^ ^"^ moiizn l^nSoage department, and provided an excellent commeiUary on
Missionary College after four years of the Sligo Church' " '"'"'''' ^^ow^^and '''■■'b *'"*'" ''^ """' Mrs, Dietel. who left for Mexico takln*" hr'nn'X''ai'r'tcnt'" k-jch«"
shop IS open
two until six p. m. 71,^ main apartment will
Aliunni Activities """-.'";'"., "r""'"" '"'
tssor Leo F. Thiol at
"'wSg'in"';'hf°;egisU;;-s'Sce'! S.^Lynn'^Vool pSioToT's "l C d,!«" Is"' wo'Jki'n/Tn 'Atlan'^ ''a',"'" "'", P'-''^'' ff cimpTe'ted ' in &p- aS/Xt!r'"»«bT''ilu=Ve'.'' S»
bet she plans to take some school work from 1922.2!, is -af present an instruct: painU, dormg Ins vacation months buTlding is a rS ol S 'years of ™"'"' '*''"" ^''"S'"' ^'i'
'"he only veteran not attending Profe'ssor 'pT R^Hamta headed'? woIkiniP°a"'his''fomer"o?'oS''''n '"'l''"« '"'' P'""''°«' M'"!imWoe!d'"^" "'"'"' ""'
electrical wiring ^nd t'he'pfumbSg' ,n m'be'inttoduS' 't
Wright who has 1
rHE SOUTHERN AJ^CjNX-
^M^H^ Appear in New Book Present Themsel>es^ J-^-^-.-.^, ^"3™ -on. w.. c.„^„ ,„, /I
#■' ^ „„,„,, H,™.™.pB,M. .J^^sS^^^x niS'^'-r--? IH^ZE'it????
T T ""°''','*„,"'I',:.' ,;!£ ,„ ,E S.|»l p.0S"m Thu,,*,, .v„ins. sl,» Park for a .tem"0. of ^.^^.^^^^ ^^^e.__^J^ c^W ,„^fc 1
N^XV v.^3^.{^nJ'^l^V3 „--i,ssr?| „,s;rtJ'S^'-^« .:i;i"^'^;^s-is
^|> ^1 nJi;rr"™.(«.=;»^j "tr;;^,„.„„»a,.,i.~» i^^r:::?L"i:d';°:£ s:;nfS"S;™z*'"l
^31 I^^i^^H Tta»..n.h,«mp.s-.>.c"g<.p« ,„„ ,„ch„, from the Gco.gu- „,j ^^jbjl tad son,. n,w i„„„„„ „j ,fc„„ ji,„,„,°« I
■■L'^dl^H M,"'S,;i°,T«o'Xo '^M|r/MR?.=°B«,Slh,.odi,.» S"l.s,m,c. „j i„ „e™ S""' J";™ f^""'*''' '"'' «*" I
,,,. . ^^.^^m^^^^ °'i'^'°^'"'V^'Z!^^"'^ TaSlT«T^^i^i<'i''^°«- LLJ AhbimTdis'S' "' ''■'I
InlCrned MlSSUniary ^■■l^'i^^^H °' ^;,[ S°rS!e™,a"hcSou,h. TI» I..I gto-p of picoitkcrs h.d Mrs. BilolI. oirrcnll, of MonmJ
JoinbBibli Faculty HraK4^^^ Zc'h^'Xt Th°."4J^i."''No,iS '°'"°i^ "'"'" £"^"2°Vo™Lki'd iHSmpfoMj i.'^Hl'i'fl
Elder Joclinians roir''M!!'"w"i!ho!''=
Tells War
Experiences
\1i,,^ I'm flit
T ) Ix Dean
Of >\ onion
id'Sr'po3m7'T"ronSo'iij Vctcran Missionary
Funcc Ind socallcd freedom of '-Wj suyod there I's j
f\ svo.sliip. illliooBl. 00 public mectmjs ,,,„„„ „„,,„ ,„||^j^
k
Mrs. Irva Baessler
To Head Grades 4-6
! 111^91 UM svas aikndtd by the Gestapo and b)' a^j
omn . dean of M" CJioiloa FJoming Ir. '■"^''^'' l™''^"^" ^"^- "^'^'" ""^ "^^' ^^"^ spending five years in that pf
hecampaile jy^^y gjigiji^gg ]\Jg,.^ n rthef o^Prancc'"' Rc^
J^""« ^^ ^» Arrives on Campus ove, France. Everyon,
lu', iirsc-d as Mr. Charles Fleming Jr., newly- Sard Older Jnchm.ns, "My wife and """TWVasV'iz years I served
'^onsln. Prior StLionarJ" College'." mivcd e^ the iravellrnj for two days and nights. ,i„""'Sder'Andcrso°n' conti™
tc(f«osibilitics, sheltered for only a short while be- ,o Cairo. Most of the timt
nd collecting Mr, Fleming has just completed eausc' the Germans pressed on," j^eted evangelistic etforls c
tt s two favorite live years as sceretarytreasore, of the "We left Tonrs in flames and went ^j^ ,„,bi„j ,y, ,,„^j „
: ri-eac-the lardy Georgia-Cumberland C n f cr e n c e, to P.eree-Lcgadc. We conlnaue,^ to preach."
, wim kvp, the Prior to that. Mt- Fleming served as southward to Montpellier, Here food £|j„ A„derson said that
,, , treasurer of Forest Lake Academy for was ven' scarce; money could not buy p,„ent at the jubilee ccleht
four years, it The average weight of tlie people ,hc Solusi mission and was
"'-"■ - blew up ;r, bridge," out of ;
Mr,, B,e<der wa, gra Jualcd in I91S Capaclly AudlcnCe with a major in English,' During the American ,oldiers came' to our' aid, ""' ' °" ""' "'"
Irom Lmmanuel Miiiionaty College » ,' school term of 1941-12 she edited "Then I returned to Bruxclles, my ]\{igg EerreC
Tnche'rT°'i!i"ng,'Ti,isV,t')-ear'2 VlciVS CollegC Film '''M^"''F™m"g'™w,"h n-monthold tCg iLV'l owned"dlt'r'o"S Vci'l ICmOmi'il I'"" f-'l' "
; ;; ''' ';' ; 'I' '"'"'■ :'"-' ,^ '""'*" "",l' l^^'*"" honor iheNinhbut will join Mr Fk-ming are worth more to me than riches, 100 outlying schools. Miss Ferr.esai^
^ ■ -1 i ^ ' " ' ' ." Ii(™"t "s' M c" recm'ed ''™ " CoHegc-dale the latter par. of All wdl work out well for those svlio This summer Mi« Fer,ec-^ii^»^
■''„;/,' ,, , ''l',',; wwtl'ill ""'"*''"'>' '' camp^rrZor,^,^'^!!"'''"!;^ of August. Mr. Harold A, Miller PeabodrT»cher-s College inNj*
'l,: ; 'i;,,', . , . , . a™ giamg wialuHy at thdr fa.,t-de- stated last wcfc. The council ^ will "ill'- "'S' To'™ ™ S'f"" j, „J
i'mme'rstiU ''on'thi tenn'rcouli aiTtL'hers'from the'va'r^ns dc'nomt later completed "t"l"i"™'°!V''!!,i!ii
Id ihe ball diamond, national schools will exchange opin- B. A degr« at Washington Missionan I
thrEri^SaVchu'rch Musicians to Meet
ihe"'^ictu'^w1i7 ^'"^'^ ^^'* Convention
,er at all of the camp The Council of Teaclieis of Musi,
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