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Southern  Missionary  College,  Coliegedale,  Tennessee,  September  29,  iP-f? 


xcent  Campaign  for  3000  Subscriptions 


■00  Register 
During  First  Week; 
klO  Veterans 


„            .         ^       ^^  Don  West  Picked 

Faculty  Staff  -p^  [_^^j  ^^.^^ 

Meets  Students  southchn  accent  sub5cr[ptio<i 

At  Reception  ?^riod''^ndc^i^?c^ionof'Do^ld 

ai   which'13fntr''oT'so"iit!?ern  AHs-  5««:tir^'of"tL  GMrgili- Cumberland 

sionii}-    College    were    formiUy    [ 

scnicd  W  the  52  faculty  members  ; 

tlieir  families,  was  held  in  the  audi-  divid 


conferences  with  WiUscHrebe  Lectufes  Five  Orientation  _.__,    .._ 

■ficultl'  TOunidors.  .  Miss   Elizj   Pirffitt.   dwn   of   women,  expressed  iheir  belief  that  ihose  who 

Nc^  students  were  acquainted  with  Q^     SoCial      ProblefTlS  "rOgmmS    Acquaint  pve  a   r^.dinfl   proving;   that  women  were   tail    or   those    who   were    short 

Srcoll'^e^by'rSof'^olL'^tS^^^^  Ey„  C    E    Wittschiebe    chairman  ^^^'    RegistraUtS  un^able'to^'ready^ortime.  '"      "'"^  sS'S^woum"^-""^!^*^^^ 

^"^':!?:-...:^^'!!!"^_ialu''l".?i!^"  °f   '^-^   social-activities   ood    training-  Presented  durin,^   .^gi.lraticr,  *«fc  Ds^'h^I' Ssf  whoTn    Sla,!^  SeMh/winm"  ITJe  wrSn^^'c 


By   f 


ition  of  Southern  Missionary  Col- 


families  fc 
front  and  si. 
President  and 


faculty  and      of  attac 

line  around      can  be 

of  the  auditorium     all  nece 


'right   : 


all   student   leaders    in    the 


Ition  of 


■1  by      one   of   t 


'ripht,  and  they  in  turn  extended  tl 


anbcn  of  the  faculty, 


Ic  by  shjdenl5  and 


|Tbis  phise   of   orientation    will   con-      ceremony.       The    better    plan    is    for      „dure    ' 

h  boys  and  girls  to  see  more  tlian  The    second    oriental 

ivithoul  appearing  flirtatious      the  overall  student  organization  of  ihe      shakers   len^lhened   until     it    reached      MlssionarV   Tclls 
CUDUS.      Wide  acquaintance      college.  Students  of  the  previous  year      aroimd   (lie  (abernade  and   dow.n   the  n  1 

ifely  in  numbers."  according      (old    of    student    actiWties.    cafeteria      walk  to  Ihe  men's  residence  lull.  YoUng   FeOplC 

■led  couples-  display  of  af-    mrn'"varied"ct?v^t^  in'which"n  stu^   Tenipcrance  Spcakcr  Afi'ican  Experiences 

Chinese  people  may  be  con-  A    program    of    vocitional    choices       "i^"    °^    "'<^    American    Temperance     sionary   and   associate   Sabbith   school 

odels.   because  thev  do  not      ^™.n    .^   ^nl1^n„    nn^„^i«    ,>,.,>    ,,r^      Societi'.  will  spcak  at  a  mass  meeting,      secretary  of  the  General   Conference, 

;,  October  2,  ^^^  ^  visitor  to  the  Southern  Mission- 

mpus    September    19 

md  the  Individ 

President  Addresses  Students       ''"■' 7c^Xw'«/;.i"7''"  °   TemV;ance"\v 
I  At  Opening  Convocation 


;,  Highlight- 
oup  of  men 
■ssful  in  dif- 


mC'irA  '"<'  "^^^l'  H«^  challenged  lion  advice,  and  Miss 
|^=  ?Mentj  to  follow  the  example  of  registrar  gave  last  minute 
I         '  ""  °n'y  M  an  example  of      registration. 


THE     SOUTHIRN     ACCENT 


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Varieties,  Contrasts     12,000  Attend 
Mark  First  Week         Youth  Congress 
In  Girls'  Home  ^_  t„*  ».~-£3  p^° 


Septerabtr  29 

Ahinmi  Visit  He 


Crossine  Con 


iintry 


tembcr  3  to  September 


ition  of  cvui- 
i^mcn'of  the 


ifford   Ludin^ton 
,   Maryland,   wen 


ru.jSa 


loyally  ^s  llnr^  are  }st.-oji 


ihe  word 

,        ,  ,„     „  ...^ Books  have  been 

It  pTodiiced.   Sermons  have  been  preached 
been  made  by  then  leriachiis  hold 


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It  may  he  loyally  to  a  brother,  a  friend,  a  parent,  a  slate,  or  j^j^jj^.  misiake  when  she  rad  fiom 

a  teacher.    Perhaps  it  might  be  a  pet  or  the  home  tow>i  mayor,  ^ne  of  the  student's  r^istniion  «rdj 

Whatet-er  yon  may  choose  to  be  loyal  to.  yon  will  find  il  an  cmo-  his  native  '^<'""'"\^"^,.^7.'''''  ''  ^ 

Hon  denied  none.  And  while  the  initial  cost  will  indcbl  yon  hitle  "•'' P"''fe"'f, '''l"'-':^;,'^"?;  JH 

the  relnrns  of  invested  loyalty  will  come  to   yon  as  a  dn,dend  J"^^^!^^  ^^^  ^^^  ^^  ^^  ert.cmcs? 

well  worth  sharing  in.  On'ihe  bick  of  our  credit  cjfd  thit 

A  boarding  school,  with  its  excellent  opporlnmhes  for  de-  ^^  ^^^^  ^^  ^^^  Accountin/.  Office, 

velopine   friends   and    ideals,    offers   a   net'er-endmo    sonrce   for  ;,  ^  pi^^  ,0  check  if  the  student  is  i 

expression  and  development  of  loyalty  to  high  standards.  veierin,  Carol  Russ  a  diligent  worker, 

There  will  be  several  times  during  the  course  oj  the  school  b«ome  50  5"^"'''''   'P.  ^"  J°'J: 

year  in   which  every  member  of  the  school  family  will  be   lire-  ^J^^if^  ^"j^'id,  veterans    Always 

ivnitd  uilh  ihe  opportiinily  of  displaying  his  loyally  to  the  school  fj  ^^^^  (^  ^^^^j  -^  ,^p  Vrtcrans" 

he  l.hii   •houii.    Campaigns  are  the  life  blood  of  school  loyalty  line,  bul  nci'er  for  ihem  to  know  why. 

'"«  "'  "'""'  E.  D.  Dick  Teaches 

„  i,,Mk.,iio„  History  at  U.  C. 


Nelson  Annonnces 
Plans  To  Reopen 
Radio  Broadcasting 

Slation  W4HQR,  Collecedil 


/or  Ihe  , 


I'.—hiiialhEt 
nlalwii  0/  I 


■eon  ha,  hti 


SLirion  m  I 


NT  ;.«<  „lmily  taken 
all  be  Iraeeil  iliieelly 
..  J--  T  hyally  mill  the  'loyalty  of  those  who  have  gone  before 
you.  Had  yon  not  shown  your  interest  in  fireeeiling  years  by  an 
aetire  anil  concrete  demonstration  of  loyalty,  no  stafj-hoireier 
skilleil— could  ham  been  snccessfid. 

This  year  will  be  no  cxcefitioii.  The  staff  yon  bare  chosen  bai 


toted    the 
effotl  for 


gire  yoi 


,'ill  , 


year  a  joiir, 

•e  wholeheartedly  irisb  I 


■  .1  good  paper,  and  in  return  tee  are 
'■!■  coming  campaign  by  appealing  to 
and  your  most  priceless  possession 


SUBSCRIPTION   ORDER   BLANK 


Pres.  Wright  Urges  South 
To  Push  "Accent"  Campaign 

It  has  been  said,  "If  a  man  agrees  with  you,  it  is  a  ^iire 
he  has  good  judgment."    I  am  hoping  to  agree  with  yoii 
Southern   Missionary   Colleges   paper,    the   SOUTHERN   AcCEfflJ 
published  twice  a  month,  serves  the  college,  the  students,  and /«■ 
more  remote  patrons  and  readers  in  a  way  to  be  desired. 

I  believe  this  letter  from  the  college  would  be  greatly  mi- 
if  its  visits  should  cease.   Il  is  the  only  way  to  get  rcgnlar,  wm^J 
letters  from  the  college  with  the  assurance  of  but  ont 
for  money  during  the  year.   My  personal  opin' 

Southern  field. 

You  may  feel  that  Ihe 


Please  emcr  my  subscriptio 
Accent  for  one  ycac.  I  enclose  o 

tfiumiiii,  Monij  Oid 
N.toe 

n  for  The 
ne  rlolJar  an 

f,  Jtrnrfrj 

SOUTlItHN 
i  fifty  cents 

German  at  Pacifi 
Colnmbai.  Ohii" 

Addle,,       .    , 

Misi  Jojce  Yn 
dent  for   the  W 

sehoof.-TheSn 

integral  part  of  Christian  edm 

, _ 'f  a  subscription  is . 

■f  Christian  education  and  youth,    the  /"''{"'"J^l 
id  publication  of  the  paper  leaches  as  it  serves-   U  '^j'    ,M 


ud  edit  copy.  It  teaches  business  ] 
management.    It  teaches  accuracy,  thinking  from  c. 
and  in  the  oCial  printing,  from  he  Liriotyfe.  P'rl'"*Sju 
Up,  press  work,  folding,  mailing,  and  other  services  j         „iiU 
bring  a  thought  from' a  student  reporter  to  Us  reader,  se        | 
vital  educational  need. 

As  President  of  Southern  Missionary  College, 
join  us  in  supporting  the  SOUTHERN  ACCENT.   It  is  tl>e 
to  keep  abreast  of  your  college. 

Cordially  yours, 
Kenneth  A.  Wright. 


,po,ises;  «"«  J I 


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Pf^iiJeiil 


H  OU      HERN      VCCENT 


Filter  Desci  1  es 
Campus,  Build  ngs 
1,1  College  To    n 

JAMILE   J  AC 


buildings 

ij'  diys;  South  -. 

j  and  homes  beyond   J^d  in     TeacllCr's    Woi'k 

1  all  Tound. '"  "    Not  All  Drudgery. 

■1  ni'^htrt'ommon  «'the  um^     WritCF    DeclarCS 

;s  of  pleasure  and  beaut>'  ft 


loldi  <:on5tjnllv 

;  and  beaut>-  for      [^ji^ 

and'balk-Kd   "books" 

I  Post  Office  to  Add      ^J^raSlESHi 

|l35  New  Boxes  4ifl'arEE£  tZ  1 


'bSk  that  'is^pbccd^in    Pearman  Posts 
idh^idui^Md''^'^''*''"*   I*^'i'^*^i's'  Code 

Iways   a    few    students      Foi'    CoUege 


Barber  Neivsome 
Opens  Shop 


ark  and  p 


i  due  to  : 


1   October 
oidinc  to 


.  sfutcmcnt  rcleoKd  by  Mr.  George     Missionary  jble  one-    one   that   she   s 

;S|;t,^i?£E}"iE'     "SEH'£l"Etr'oI     New  Bocks  Added 


llotadijcenlloLyrnW. 


,  Thu 


3ems  From  the  Pulpit 

>  Review  Of  Last  Week's  Sermon 


1  the 


■Stck    vc    «M    1I.C    fcinsdom    of 
■Love  ihy  ncigtibor  ,is  tliyself." 


lendc-d  to  browse  Ihroujjli  tlie  stacks 
Por  those  who  are  music.iily  minded, 


rive  .icio'Ss  "he  P.dfi'.""wia'o°.  whc 
see  beeo  pe.ion.ll,-  icqu.ioied  will 
ds  section  of  United  States  ren 
Itate  will  undouhtedl)-  enjoy  the  boot 


and  "SALESMEN"  in  the  Lynn  Wood 

hall    pa.kioK    lot    are    resers-ed    for 

of  individuals  ooly. 


(C<.,r/i„;„     , 
Aoditorinm  condor 


dd  Mitchell  of 

Is  ooly.     Allanl..  lilder  H.  C.  Klement  of  De- 

inatcs  facolty  and  student     catur.  Elder  L  M.  Evans  of  Atlanta. 

otorcycles  are  NOT  permitted  The  industnes  of  tl°e  colieee^  were 

ejte  Drive  at  any  time.    When  reviewed    in    the    fourth    oricotation 

■cles  are  used  on  County  Road  pro/>ram.    Each  department  was  repre- 

■e  noisy  their  operation  the  less  seoted  by  a  student  worker  who  told 

II  be  appreciated-  of  experience  received  while  employed 

nc  way  tniflic  nnrthward  the  in  his  particarlar  industry, 

eojth  of  Collelte  Drive   Is   in  The  Bnal  procram  was  a  discussion 
Is  by  prominent  stu. 


|;«*.  those  svhich  are  especiallvTrJ      "'•'"'  "  *■■■  '""«'"  »"'  debtors."  "Sun  Yal-scn."  by  Nina  Droivn  Datcr.      placed     several     "SL 

|tS.'°    ■*''''    ChrtsJian    j'ow'th!       ,  "By    their    fruits    ,e    shall    know     This  story  of  the  founder  of  modern     Coooty  Road  in  the 


1ERN     ACCENT 


Agriculture  Sel-up      Faculty  Primed  Joe  Ci 

Reorganized:  For  Registration  M.A.  Degree 

Tucker    Teaches        Week  Program 


Gets 

;e; 
Plans  Marriage 


4uetion  Sale  SMCitcs  Read 

Held  Tuesday  25-Fool  Bulletin 

,      ,„Jni ....  in  n«<i    Board  Materials 


ffcTo^'lhrJanbulion'  of'l.K  in     J,  hUty  wi.h  lomc  of  ij.  p.in.i" 
Ihc  v.rious  s«b.dirai.n>  of  ll.=  df      pte  "J  P'*''™'  "'  ^i*™  "1 


9  find     f«ct  of  butlclin  boa 


moo  obictis  Ijiof 
jSino    braltti 


id  for  the  pickio^— 
if  "'wM    consulted 


Mt.  Spildio 
'iS'mTif  I 


iooin.   Collccc      help    sOidcnt*    need    in 
ciociitntc  M     boildinB.  Marilyn  Pond  [ 


movtd  op  Iho  hill  1 
raideoce  hill.  Tho 
pulsivciv  bought  dt 
ment  of  fhe  silc  ins 


,-  College.     Afli 


.ed  by  , 


iUdioat     This 


mpleted  I 


comrluded  by  a 


faeuH  mel  in  Ibe  CT""™""  .'•'.."     f^^  'j^'"  ""  '"  ''"'""  "'  '"'  a  niB  cheaply  al  *■  ne«  sale. 

tok  Fio^it^ako^io.™;. ImSk,  2000  Dollars 

S™ia!'in'm'°!v,11  be  mmS'""?™  ApiCCC    InVCStcd 

While    Collejedale    i.    ha.inj    IB     J."™;;  "^ '  ■—  '"         C.™s"oo '  Oelobe,  \   i„  Ij'  <h.pel  Ygj.    StudcutS   Hcre 

Hual    Seplembci    sborla/jc    of    milk,       ^  >"      ■  ^i    the    semmao-,    aflet    which    Mr. 

here  ir  a  marked  inc.ea.ce  in  produc-  .  C™:»t,  ^""^'^  *'"  ^>^"\  '"^  nr.n.stc.al  in-         ^     invectment  of  oea.ly  a  miUi. 

ion  ove,  li-l  vea..    Moch  mo.e  milk     RobmSOn,    femitll,  le.nabip  in  Flo.ida.  j^|^"^^  ^^  t,^„  p|,„j  „;  te,  91 

"wHe''i«  j.°i"fo'LeX'oid'«v-    Joucs  Join  "Messiali"  Planned  ;™„'''™5t°a'fin"mVnt  of'J 

3VIS'™SV'°ii''eincrn*   I"  Bralu  Tcascrs         For  Presentation  p™™ 

ielMlnHl'wLimiTo^ibl'e'tokcSJ         The  follovcioK  lol  i>  "sed  I"  'he     NcXt    OirislmaS  'hisjh, 


idcly  ad.     'm  boards. 

p'atoibrs    Olmstead  Plans 

!/'    "^   More  Serviceable 

Furniture 


only 


Dr.  Geo.  J.  Nelson  „,med"smi'ih 

Returns  to  Head  mro'wimii 

Science  Department  J,'3*'^^"njn|'ci 

chcmi.tiirradio.  and'  mal'kmatics.  is  '■  "'"  ^^^ 


,.  di.ectcd 


n  of  the  shident  is  graded 
lolaslic  ichieyemenl.  and 
ipts  a.e  made  available  to 
.mployces  also. 


for   production  of  desks.  I 


prodoclion  of  uohnisl 

room  is  completely  equipped  I 
en  full  production  Is  reach.'"" 
a  svill  run  from  15  to  ;0  hi 

andmostofthesvork.illb. 


'""   "Z"JciShl"ndcr'l.'l."m.    Players  Take  Note      £'  p';odu«d,°M""S, 

pens'w'illbV  produced  I 
Mt.   Olmilcad    plan) 
woik  shifts  c 

A  Prayer 


hich  Kill  I 
en's  fjill 


15    recently    formed    ^'ith    the 
hearsal    held    Tucsdiv    niflht. 


■mpletei)-  or.rani: 


,  b,'  thv 


l,.OUflh     I 


Upon 


"I     Clcir  Uughlcr,  swift  di-spif  , 


Accent  On  The  Academy 


\Z  dQn7"oL"^prn"io"/woTk''*Bc-   Lcatlers  Oiosen  For    Academy    Enrolls 
m"li!l^i^tr'mZ   Accent  Campaign        106  Students 


c  dUQ  for  I 

[cived  his  dec 


xilhly   M    possible,   stated         Supen-ised  study  hall  is  held  every 
Giilciu.  ptindpa!  of  the      dij-  with  college  students"  help.  Jack 


Makeme.sone.OG.d.  , 

One  Ihoufiht  of  '^^"'>'  ^ 


Cinfrcd  Tile,  Tom 


Damall  md  I 

vcM  under     Cornell  and  Betty 

ltd    Dickerion    is 
laboratory.    (Coneluo 


.  and  Rich-     To    '■ 


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Southern  Missionai)'  College,  CoHegedale,  Tennessee,  October  10,  1917 


|Sub  Campaign 
Sparked  Friday 
i  Leaflet  Bomb 


1        jm   Robert  Roach   Heads  "Holy  War' 

'        (  Ib  Against  Liquor  As  250  Students 

""  Join  Fight  Stamping  Out  Repeal 


Kenneth  Mathews 

liquor,   Robert  Roach   took  office  last 

Selected  by  Seniors 

societi..    ''                                      ^ 

To  Lead  Class 

seniiivcSr'Z  the^alious^Xos^^^ 

aMdin.i;  lo  Dr.  A.  L.  Suhrie,  general 

socteti-  .5  beginniOK  to  function." 

are;    Ruth  Risctter,   secretary;   Connie 

Rimmer,  assistant  secretary,  Jack  Dar- 

Darnell,  publicity  secretary. 

the  student  body,  the  temperance  chap- 

Runner-up in  the  election,  >ck  Djr- 

ter  slaved  a  mass  meeting  in  the  tab- 
ernacle Thursday  nrght  and  a  rally  in 

the  chipel  FrLd.iy  morning. 

larly  every   two   weeks.      As   yet   the 

More  than  250  students  signed  cards 

the  forum  are  not  separated,  making 

socrety  here  whtch  is  aiminR  at  a 
total  membership  of  1.000.    hfosl  of 

pirns    and    lalkmfi,    but    a     history- 

- 

■     ~~'~~       I^II 

as  chairman  durrnjnhe  forum-metlinp 

of  tl 

chapler,  Ihus  becominc  actii 

offi'"d*^  on."Tt'Ts"cstLateTth^l"  we» 

Immodiololv  Wlowing  Iho 

hopoi   proqran  launching   tbo  campaign. 

.ind  to  represent  the  class  on  the  stu. 

members. 

four    days.    Business    Manager    Carol 

w«t   «VluJl>'d''^nd"mfnfl  "od.  ' 

St,«l'c'"g  V.''m1o-l1i"d   in   J;oi^nrlh'al 

is  alVendmg'he're'S'liis  s«ond\.wr'^ 

S'l"' 

'"iters'    «"[""   ^'"  ''^''"^ 

ingk 

Ihc  correspondence   poured   out  from 
the  Colleficdalc  post  office  almost  be- 

Faculty-Stiiclent 

Lyceum  Programs 

son  College,  Tennessee,  where  he  com. 
Before  enrolling  at   Southern   Mis. 

Es 

-ecially  attacked  at  the  temperanc 

Body  Organize 

Present  Va'riety 

sionary    College,    the    class    president 
ser^'cd  four  ye.trs  in  the  Army  Medical 

gs   was   the   SIOO.OOO.OOO   at 
ers,   Scharffentirg  displayed  50 

Crai  'pI^rT  ■il'""t'rfind  stam   s 

For  Cooperation 

Lyceum   numbers,   music   programs, 

corps,  one  of  the  four  was  In  the  South 
Pacific  combat  area. 

d"ti'l 

alli'd  in  the  office  of  the  Chattanooga 
T/n/fi  and  asked  for  any  stamps  they 
might  have.  No  stamps  were  available, 
bill  Craifl  was  interviewed  and  put  the 

The    faculty    and    student    body 
discharge,  on  a  cooperative  basis, 

°       the  majorit)-  of  Saturday  evening  pro. 
^%      grams  at  Southern  Missionary  Coliege 

]^      rounded  program,  according  lo  Elder 

Mathews  is  also  leader  of  tite  Mis- 

cently  elected  president  of  the  ApolJos 
club,  an  organiiation  of  theology  slu- 

Ufe 

lowed  a  full-page  ad  from  tl 
elphia  !'ii,i,irtr  urging  the  tc 

a  grand  glass  of  beer"'  lo  lak 

ncw^.  Mis5  Evans  was  seen  in  Clialta- 

lion  of  the  student  body  *'^0'  ^'° 

'*'      social   activities  commillce,   has  been 

One  of  the  seven  unm.uricd  mem. 

his" 

'"'said"  musl"be  "mer'wi'th'^  a 

nooHi  ,11  the  post  office  with  a  basket 

lege  facull)'.    All  proposed  changes 

/      chosen  to  offer  the  greatest  variety  of 

nounccd    no  *d"rinite"planr*for"^nc^ 

ag.5re 

sivc  campaign  placing  the  tru 

lttt>:r-wnlinfi.    was    cfficic-ntly    gettine 

policy  and  all   proposed  new  poli 

^      residents  of  Collegcdalc. 

IX'reTn ';L'''si""""  '""'"  '"""" 

^^He 

before  the  public. 

Spirit  in  Collegcdale   is   high.  The 

P  |ght°Slnfiymmit[e«'^of ' 

"      Bruce  Thomas,  leclurer  and  free-lance 
'^      correspondent,  giving  a  repciit  appear- 

Mrs.  Tobiassen 

"vh 

"handsome    man"    drinking 

hu  been,  it  is  stated  by  many  students 

men['offunc(LL\T'  '^r'fmm  or  h 

[•j      Cord'ittns'h'EurlprHrisTchllled 

Returns  to  U.  S. 

emp 

r'rn«1ec'r!.Ur!'uked'''He'rea 

W  inTctS  uLt""  "°"  '"""■ 

ma4T'['/°cXmen<Sonrr' 

I      ^''E[derSj,nc!cl.r.    treasurer    of    t!,c 

And  S  M   College 

clipp 

ng.ftcr  clipping  from, hAo.s 

Handel  Cluistnias 

the    officers    of    the    college    and 

"■'      wiH;'!m"'vening''of^m%?c?fK^ 

German  in  llit  Modern  Language  De- 

!i:i:' 

Oiatoiio  To  Be 

logetbcr,  with  a  few  additional  se 

Z       '"'^,*''"'*- 

hni  . 

Docembei-  20,  21 

tors  appointed  by  the  president  beca 
fudcm^nl'.    °    '■'■^"'""^'^  ■"" 
The  college  administrative  coon 

'=      2J.*'Feltured'^n^'l.is  program  aJeHa7 

i','.™  TT'™Jb*m.  N'r.".' '"    ''" 

''% 

r;..,/ ,.;,,,,.  .,tw  „ 

The  orjtorlo.   Mesilali,    by    GcorflC 

is  made  up  of  all   principal  admin 

I      "'"'IcournTd  Z  M..  7coT!T' 

S.    S,    Gfipsholm,    on    which    she    re- 

FUTdREVENTS 

S«mbc"  <i'"'*'>°°  "*  "'"''""'  "' 

trativ-e  officers  of  the  college.    Its  fu 

Oc 

fcS.r'Hir'"'"'"'"'''''^"'' 

tions  are  admmistrativc   m  charac 

i    S1500  Conlribuled 

ium  't'.^ir  ^"'■''''"'   ''"'  ■"  ""'""'   "" 

EHer  Stanley  C,  Harris 

J;oio°™a,',S",5!5'»otr',c'hMT 

principal  administrative  officer  of 

I    To  Famine  Relief 

Besides  visiting  her  home  at  Trond- 

Oc 

Ober^'n 

The  Icn0h   of  the  oratorio   will   bii 

^P.P'oxim.,e|y    one    hour    and    fifteen 

president  is  the  chief  executive  offi 

rd           The  Collegedale  Church  raised  for 

Voulh's  Congress  held  in  Norway.  She 

"New  England  Calling*' 

Elder    M,     L.     Andrea.sen     from     the 

its  regulations  lo  the  faculty  and 

n      cash  and  pledges  on  Sabbath.  Octobcc 

United   States    were   in    attendance   at 

■■Wild  Elephant  Round-up" 

which  only  local  talent  will  be  used. 

executing  its  directions. 

4.    following   Elder   H.    R.   Beckner's 

the  Youth's  Congress.      The   thirteen 

E«ns    c                '"*  "'''  '^'"  '^"'""'^ 

The    shident    body    likewise    his 

hundred    people    present    teprejenled 

ZTi^"'«i^r,lrM"Si 

Iwe  «uncll"and  osvlall  s'tJdenl" 

f-           According    to    figures    released    by 

Icn    diUcrent   counlrics   including   Po- 
land, Holland.  Eihopia,  and  Iceland. 

Oc 

^Health  Week 

lc7  .  1  J    ^  "°  ''"=  ''"'"s-  Mf-  MU- 

ficers.     In  due  lime  it  will  have  a 

Open  night. 

fi-e  voic  "'■'"  It  '"''^'' '°  ''"''  ^''^'"y- 

of  standing  committees  closely  mo 

el      was  the  cash   offering  and   only   S88 

{Conlimied  on  page  J.  eol  4) 

came  in  pledges. 

Icrmediatc  German  at  the  Colleec 

THE    SOUTHERN    ACCENT 


Tke 

Soutkenn. 

Accent 

?S^ 

IS  ANIIRET3,^MILE  ^cobs 

gg 

'\dX'ci'm"cJI° 

Harold' Phillip*,  Orel 

1 

■;.:,:..                              ..    o™u,f^-.k    ii 

1          """   "■                              II 

^,, 

V.'.'  ,;   •  :..■ . ,.. 

Tlontkenn  ^/  ^««'*e 


Ontke 
Soutk  Side 


David  Kribs 


Iration.'lhc  addition   of   : 
^clenns'inilcnd^SMC.  W< 


Streamline  Your  Studies 

pigtails 


wonderful  m- 
and  we  arc  pr 
wife  with  us 


Back  in  ihu  da 

s  of  the 

country  schoolhousc 

when 

wert  ink-dipped  an 

going  (0 

school  was  a  game 

of  o 

the  teacher,  "Bookw 

a  [aunt  to  be  Hung 

bi  I  re  rest  enemy.     \ 

e[   many 

college  students  of 

our   n 

lightened  day  wish  they  had  the  ability  of  that  small  : 
can  consume  pages  of  wisdom  without  indigesiion.  They  realize 
that  reading  is  one  of  the  most  important  skills  the  modern  youth 
possesses.    It  is  used  every  day,  even  if  only  to  read  the  signs  on 

without  it.  Lacking  this  ability  the  student  works  under  the  most 
dilhcult  of  handicaps.  He  moves  along  at  a  snail's  pace  when 
preparing  his  assignments,  and  when  fmishcd  finds  that  his  mem- 
ory and  understanding  of  what  was  read  is  very  small.  He  comes 
to  class  discouraged  and  convinced  that  the  assignment  was  too 
long,  the  book  too  vague,  and  the  teacher  too  severe. 


Mm  some  nighl  « 

ing,  we  d'on't'^kn: 
Trmaple  Club  n 

Dorothy  |^  Evan  " 

Readings  were   b 
Parfitl,    dean    of 

on  around  the  me 
ink  should   be  in 


George  Gott, 
Elder  Gjording - 
Join  Staff 


But  reading  is  like  typing  or  playing  the  piani 

anist  would  c( 

1  few  lessons 


mplishcd  performer  aft' 
hours'  practice.  Neither  can  a  stude 
knows  the  delight  of  living  again  in  i 
his  visits  with  hooks,  until  he  has  developed  his  skill  thoroughly 

t  SMC  realize  this  antl  do  somet 
it.  many  problems  will  be  solved.  Low  grades,  day-d: 
the  library,  over-crowded  schedules,  a  distaste  for 
would  all  be  affected  by  the  change.    And 


■ho    Vesper  Triulilion 

id  ages  through        r .  '    im 


College   family."  say 

OlNaUfihlbiui- 

Here  at  SMC  he  hold 

','°°'J^^p""'f 

m1  Golt'-.s  Fo 

s,   Ukc  Acad. 

S,3i!?£:i 

irColkfi'edjf 
c  fieography  in 

"" """"""'''  ■'"'■' 

|n|i 

1 

FS^E 

:  1 

pYj°Seh»ri^|.;^»jj;„r^te 

■  Gjordingi      '      "'^ 


THE     SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


Student  Roster  by  States 


Hike.  Ca 
Greet  Students 
Saturday  Night 


'i        "  ,  .  ,    ;!:""„';„  ""'..j,,    Jp''old  Frederic  F.cuity-Studcnt 

..  .1 TH  ,  TiISuna"'""         Gives  Concert  ^,  aidirig'TImZ/cLlv  m.d-    Noted  Folklorist 

S,1£ii      SFH'""        <^"  Piano  J^Mteil^yfuMiorwi.S™    Visits  Campus 


.  CollegeJalc  afiec  etfiht  yc. 


Collc^^cdalc    on    October 


B„?,™r.'rD,»  tlm'™    H*.  sisKd  of  Mo..,.-,  ■■Rondo  in  A  Mi^  ?^' , '"'l'','    ""'''    '"    '    '"e'.''l'  of  Jadmnvdle.  FloridlTlcS' Tockot 

bSV^K..*  W™;  H.T""'  er"  di,pla,"d"'d,litm  ",ii„„''  io'l.ii  j^" 'j"' J*'"  ^■'"f  ''l'  J"  "'  »*"  Til™UX''s™llrof'lM,"l„c" 

5""i     n  T  S£"^>i°""'  interpretiiion  of  Mo^a,!.  but  ho  did  f  *.'■■  '""  <"'™""  >  "dmt  con.l,.  „„   Totkor  Ir.i.ded  IhtooEh  Eng. 

bZS;   SL  oii.  ViS"„  "«  '«"  ">  ■'"■'"-■"I  dopth  of  f«l-  ],/„"^*';„"°"J',,„y„,    *J|,,'",|^^'  '■"J  "^  AmM,  ,viih  Canle  iKob, 

Ch."f  AnJiw  i;«k.:   «.l.  J  ,he  la  part 'of  ihc  concc,l"  The"'lm"  ««-■  "ssoobud  srodeni  clubs.  dollh  "ofThc  "sine"-,  "be  spc'nd^  ta 

CK"m.'"M"i°S  Ci:  "  Lm.  P™"?'"  '"  *  ■''""  ^  ^}>->"«  >™  The  inident  foinms.  fonr  of  ihtm.  time  ,.,i,i„j  radio  sccipls. 


I",;""l'i,?     °'l'i"i"  =r"'b"lJ™„  ecoaki, 


veil-    in    the    d, 
■cSomll™," 


o(f- 


cfull,-  done.  Robert  Roach  Heatls 

concert,  the  inJi-  (Cram,,,,,,;  /,„,„  (,.,j,  l)  P^Plo  .™il'.f"'  «  little  w 


MASSACHQSSETTS 


I                 Salurdiv  night  :iml  (li 

'                crL"..n''aL'^spw' 
■e               quality. 

c  CN-eelle, 
"of  ion" 

nt           Lyceum  Prof^rains 

(C,„,i„„J  /,., 

„  /,jpe  -/ 

Ilian,              Gam,   Hiiacd.  acli 
ache-doled  for  April  1 

7"™;" 

will  be  a  demon^ratio 
er  akelching  piclufes 

,"°l"'t"'ll 

'I"!            nounccd  Mr.  Wittschi 
rljj          Tiki  expedition  mcmt 

,mw,S 

arte          raft  from  Sooth  Ara'r 
''                 Si>-  film  proBrnma  w 

ll'he    po 

'  J            Efi,°e'S£Hv 

iirt^? 

interest— travclojjues, 
mosic,  and  animal  (In 

March  01 

Two  full-lenRih  pic 

lures  are 

f  she  can  make 

cliapk-r,   .innounccd 'that'  mctnber's'hip      ''^'I"^' 

is   divided   into   four  chsses:    rcfiular,  "     ^'J""^'  "".«    '"1^^?^";    '"    '"■'^= 

llo"o'Tn*rifc"',i?mhe°rs'til)o'oo'      Tte'c"'mrh'er  ^irlin"^  word.'rfhe 
Pledjei  must  be  paU  bp  Januao'   '.      <^«ll'e'^".le  folk  she  met. 


Gems  from  the  Pulpit 

■A  Review  of  Last  Week's  Sermon 


~fl,e"Upwar7Lo'ok''"o 
■d  piano,  or^pn     bath.  September  27,  brought  to  us , 


THE    «nll  THF.RNACCENT 


College  Orchestra 
Plays  To  Open 
Sub^ 


Student  Poll  Offers  Helps 


Veterans  Moving  Alumni  Attend 

Into  Government         Seminary;  Hold 


lays  To  Open                 j^  ImprOVe  SOUtflCm  Accent  ^^^ji^r  Units  Evangelism  Effort 

Ub   Drive                                                                 r                                                 ■,1,  .hi,  is^c  of  the  south-  wi,h  the  rwent  arrivil  and  erwtion                    Lawbencf  SrA.ct 

,    ..    ,    ,             (Editok's  Note— A  new  column  will  teginw.ti'inis                            ^^  of  the  UsC  of  twenlj- ftovcrnmenl  ex-                                     -  olales 

The  college  "^f "  "tl^^^^'J     E.N  Ve.nt     The  pu,po»  of  .h.>  cotan  .^.o  *- "  *S  ^o'  nnl,-  to  ^Se  „pe  i,A-'.  .f^fj^j;  befnf/enS'he  Abi.t  m'  '"'■  '" 

CHARUS     CARTIRi-Ex-G-I;.  "';Jj„°'„XT'  ™"              ,.,..„  "fD'^i'L'V;!  li"»ln.  Nebrib. 

cotile  tepSttine  of  stl«»l  "«»"  '>  cilT "^n  the  hilisUe  i"s<  ""'  "'  "«  *^-  °-  ^i'>°°"'  '"  '"  ">=  "*  of 

needed.  More  tolemni  on  school  «|i-  .^^       ,      „„    the    vei,'    desirable  •  intteisfol    elTotl    ,n    Birn,i„ji„„ 

lilies  «oold  nuke  it  inieresiinj^mc  J^™  j„„  ,„;,,„,  ,1|  of  which  con-  Alibim^tah  «e  jradiMes  of  SoeJl,. 


^ 

^ 


0« 


Southern  Missionary  College,  Collegedale,  Tennessee,  October  24,  1947 


Elder  Rebok 
f//i\\  Conduct 
Veek  of  Prayer 

1  Elder  D.  E  Rebt 


ffl  Senate  Organizes; 
Scales   President, 


I    ''r\         0»'    *fTiHv'5     ^    Bullock  Secretary 

■;       '*>>■-  X'L,       ': -W     <,h>-    ^^J 'i  L.,.„„ce  Sc*,    p,„id™   of  ,1„ 

1^:  Y^,      :4>  »■       T  .        nMl      mmlol  coupLV   fomm,  i„J  MilJro 


College  Cliihs  Meet,  Organize,  Students  Busy 

|CollegedaIe  S.  S.  Elecl  New  Sliident  Officers  q^  Open  Ninht 

Largest    in    Union  TKrc   jk'  .it    pre;enl   ..cvcnlL^n  to-       Snh.tdaviiBh(.,  October  11  and  Octo.  ^ 


,cm  hv  1 


>alh  momine.  The  tabern.ck  iV  "f  ■«  ''"J=">  B«>»l»-  G™».l  oc.s.o- 

.c  chapel   is   full,  ihe   libr.r,-  «!»»  "f  ihcsc-  cl"hs  icok  phcc  on 

|facultj.  room  is  full,  and  ever>'  avail-  l        |      nc               II     AA      J 

space  in  oihcf  buildings  is  ocni-  JacK  Uamall  /v\adG 

Et:' '°'.  *7'^°!"«™S  ""??'•  Editor-in-Chief  of 


ship  of  Dr   Gcorg 
/c.dncsd.iv     cvcninr 


Compiiitees  Formed 


President  Wrifjht  (o  sludy  ihorouKhly 


med  in  bj-  ll 


''■nt'^vicr-prcstlcnt  ^'Bill^^Hincock'     ^""l^  Bring  Variety  Progri 


UL'l" r  "■'■'">■''"'■"  ■'"■'''°"-  ""^  'l'''°"TOclobh,"»enlv'memb''c"l"  ■""^''V',      ,  ,  ,,.       „              ,  ,.  ",'     '  ,     "';"" 

Tie   E"f"c'5'"roon,     iro.ide.  '"^    °-"'""-    ""'°'    "'"'°'''    ""'  nubiris'in°;il'd°T   "■;'  '""1'"      "'  .ion  oTtl,!- SnlS  oT'coripi'n,  o^n      do«r-i"l.~-  ^  I  .- ..:;.!.;;..  I'nd 

Mr.Si'rKi'.'aSu *^,;;;i™j':  ;'i"'„'',°i''i.'iui°'h'„t''v'';;f  if,'ib.'.™n'dinTo™°I;f,''h'e'ir";;;l;  Eya"r°,°.?eliTx.°,' rth'',™  ;V°,bi^"uiE.'''jo spinj!;;' sriw 

'iier  ,n  helping  the  acadcrne  students  t?          •                 *                 '  auctions  svill  impress  anvonwilh^  Wind,"  a  picture  featuring  the  Ihrills  Student  Senate,    has   sard,    "I   am   de. 

I   Plan    and    carr>.    oat    varied    Sabbath  '"'       ''""'""■  value  of  stamps  °'   spcedboating,    Jachting,   and    surf-  liR''Icd    ivith    the    personnel    of    the 

I  the  lower  divirion'^Mu'dcnt^Tn^'lhTcob  '^''^     Dorothy     Evans,     voice    and  '"rhe^Maskr"    Comrade''' club      has  promi'^nt 'film,  llie  surscT  shosJrVhe  ^^^ 

ISl   *'ih''/i!%,.c'i.™r;r    °'     *;  ""»'k',"^.r''"'l,°'''                         1  ;l'v    coming    year.    Mrs,     Howar.1    J.  lerislics    of   llie   large    reptrl.s    w,„   a  "^'1 'h'aTlL' raZrtSn'lhirrhrac 

t«'    Mel™   "'ckman         d        '   '  b.,n     h   s              •'.m'"  "      •'"''"'    ^           m          "           'jn'l.v  sponsor.   Other  ™^,^°„'  |]'°,'''^J,',°'' >r"\'""'""';  students    reprcLriorilie    svbolc    ,1" 


FHE     SOUTHERN    ACCENT 


BJim-i. 

Tke 

SoutKenn. 

1 

""'L- 

"™ 

"^           "l!iwil^f!c£  ScaJj 

Wi 

Mjnjfir  . 

DoNAii.  West 

'*" 

'■''','  7'  '■  "r;;. 

%t 

ol  T«r.  .nd  monlhl*.  June.  Jul?  wd  Augwl  by  SouU^m  Miuimi- 
ck/.  dllcRtdilc.  fcnnajw    Enlcrcd  uftfcr  (he  So«i/«i  W; 

^ontkenn  ^^  1/au'ie  Gn  tke 

J4lgWlakt4  MoMied  .  .  .  Soutk  Side 


our  roidencc  hall  ate  ptobibly  oirious      displiyinj 
vh.l  kind  of  ■" '-'' 


ive  noliced   the  Qnc  day  Dan  Dohcrh-  c 

'"      new '«"jvc"lhat' Fotd   Cavamujih    is      dorm  feeling  exccptionillj-'^ 

,bly  heard  jboul  the      "o^Djn'I'lhat^'Liy^np  a'bl" 


Don't  Say  It 


csemtd    for   building   friendships.  ^^^^ 

'iiitis  of  working,  eating,  studying  mL'i 

•  know  each  other  quite  well.    In  p 

foperly  used  this  opportunity  can  hji 


".,"'"     '!!"".'    ,:!"!!!!;  .'''"l'!'.!!,.^,''",      ':.^^\    '.'"  ■.^.^'  '\u'\.u'^:^'iJ^     showmn  fine_  form  are  Ch>tl»  Wit- 


liiMi^fi,  .ire  prone  to  turn  this  potential  asset      i  •'inner  bdl 
.iliiliii      It  is  impossible  not   to  become  ac-     >  ,!I"„u''jnji„ 
[Mill  silling  next  to  us  in  class,  or  standing  in     ,,,,|  Domihr 
.mil   fur  iome  reason  or  other  we  generally        ,.,.,. 
1  for  future  use  the  bad  things  as  well  as  the 
uless  moment,  instead  of  going  to  our  menia!     ;,  /; 

i;ing  out  a  good  point  for  someone,  we  arL-       i       ' 
'  around   in  our  intellcaual   incinerator  ami 


And  our  words  grow,  as  much  as  if  they  were  alive.  Somt 
thing  we  might  mean  in  only  a  slighting  way,  after  being  fed  . 
little  niniri'hmcnt  can  develop  into  a  giant.    Fortunately,  we  ha\< 


._  ^  ,    Sigma  Gamma  Tail      ^^^  b'^k'^n'^-o*' h  ^'^  '"h""'^ 
/  ;  ''■''    Formed  by  ^■^'■V  ""."'^  f°'  "^  Souih 

'"  ■    -'     Married  Students         ach«  and  pains"of  °k-7.; 


1"','""''    I     ', ■     ■    '       "i ''■-■'■"'   li'>'^    lll|-■^    'inf;hi  )i,..i-^   nil  rk  .Y'j  ;''^°""^^^^^  Him.-  Elder  C.  E.  Wiilschiebe,  spon-  Bwna[d"Bv"d   VelwZ 

'■     "  ,"      , ■    ■■■    -'■'!■   I  "■'■ -    ■HHHKi   m   ,,ur  f;jrh,ij;e  ,inU  ,;,,    ^  ^_   ,,  _,^^,.  ,„-,.„  ._;      ior.  closed  tht  devotional  part  of  the  Kribs,  serneant-al-arm^ 

only  evil.ii  iIr.  j;,iik1  i(ii„j;v  wc  tan  Dnd  on  our  tic-an  shelves.  ll    ,,  ''^'"^^'-'^  '"'"  ■"  '""     cveninj;  with  i  quiet  prayer.  The  mem-         j_^^       p„.a,-,.    .tik 

Ne\i  [inie  the  (einpitition  comes  to  broadcast  some  material  '  "'  ''    .  ■*="  then  idjojrned  to  Room  3(tJ  for  ^^^^^  ^j.  ,[,(.  VJi",,,!,  nt' 


,  don't  say  it,  It  may  take  a  .ng  ivsicm.  Just  In  ihc  sun  beam  lo 
top  and  think  it  over,  but  the  investment  of  a  k"  ''""n  on  Fii.hv.  and  the  liehrs 
hM  pay  ofT  with  dividends  in  friendship.  And     ""^ 


ibytheUv-cc..      i^^- 


I   pay  ofT  with  dividends  in  friendship.    And      '"^'^  '"^  '"  "^^"'-'^  <°  finclion.  There-      lo  present  prOfirjms  for  the  semester 

ien.l  worth  the  price  of  not  saying  it  because     [^^  ,"t7!>n.if  S»X' mo.iiriB^^^^^^     kr«.''evri;''mi',k^''^^rson'' aIi"  are     ExcHailge 

Qie    Ijou    Rea^ij  .... 


:;r.'"a 

^.""rtiH 

'^     Ihe'il' mSn  "  to'b^''held"or  ^°' 

S:  i 

;'''j"i„''!!t 

':':':  Full",' .'^J'm. 

J,      all  clijiiblc  members  will  be  presented,      rr 

r,.      She  uj's,   "You  have  talked  about   it.      n- 

dreamed   .ibout  it   and   wanted   it   for      c 

iTwi, 

iHIi 

Z,'Z''-1':l:z 

J      be  presented  and  discussed  at  tlie  next      a 
,      re«u[ur  meetinfi  of  Siijma  Gamma  Tau. 

J 11 

a>,„„,ll,..  bnl 

happy    family." 

=   M.  V.  Society                ; 
ih   Chooses  Officers 

"mJ 

V  lupP' 

ill'         I. Ill  sludenl,  hii  been  ctioicn  the 

Married  Students  'raKTr'""'""'  '"''"  '"' 

'  TiK- »i„i„d,  .1,1  (dUiis  rajj    Organize  Forura  r,'^  ",',''  .,','"'',  ■":" 


II^Er^^'zl-KiS;  ^HiT'"' "■""'• ''"■'•''™"""«  2Hi£i;z,t?Fii  l^'BB}z:f3'^';i^\B  :::. 


THE     SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


l^^!^1imT'u>"  witfilid"  w  Remedial  Reading  Hilton  Elected 

"  '■  ■     'ViHiimion,    Jane  *      r>  "'"o  Presidency 

„,  ^,„^,.  ,, ,„,  „„,^  ^  Of  Dasowakita 

>;i-^     ^  .  For  200  Students  on  s.p,.mb.r  25, 

"'■he^enl^hlenLnrrnd  S  fo7';',d"|;;'^"^p°^vcL^nr rook"? bee  "^''^^  Daso'v^k 'J ctb/Mikm'Hil-      £nfi"\ J.?  b«n ''immuni^'j  "^1^ 


|Com.m.ent& 


)!  simple  altire.  bein^  offered  in  the  Y 
studcnis  will  improve 
and  sludv.  and  thus  ra 


asowakita-      f:icijl(y   i 


college  scholastic  standard.  mind,  bodj'.  snd   spiritual   welfare  of      T  ,,,..,1    T- I. 

Classes  will  be  held  only  on«  cad.      ''*  "^^^-bers.  Miss   HiKon  stated   that      ^*»t'"l     lr;icllri> 
week,  but  suppkmentar>- work  will  be      lo'^brTrd^iics'l  inSn^'raus^      '"    M«  »r-i)l;i    lllstjllllr 


Class  work  is  required  of  f 


wns     'Ladies  's 


t  is  planned      the  students  of  Sni,il 
nanent  help      Collc^-e  for   a    pl.m    . 


aujjht  only  part  of  then 


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IS'  Jrtre^To  *",„""'"  ""^''"  "     p''-~!li',jtp!l'!!,7fls°  U.  ''''''"'■"      to  the  metc,-'  s„t.  that  m  ma',  not      io'™"h"ch';id,''„''  to"w,a'''  '"  "''"''  ..  "l  C««oi-  Porr,« 


of  a  hutidtcd  shdci  beforrbta 


by  arnest  suppbcation  and 

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id)"  i^n  !r"'io" ''m' I     j"ii.n    ""•■'" «?i!r^«Tcn!h"lM°J"fo^  Sllidy  Nlirsillg  '"ii„"iXi'" m''°'T'°'"~ 

B>.tl"""\"         <^™B°1|',°„      Hon             On    h     olh      h  nd     £      Ut  ui' tut"  to  God  ,'n, ,?"''!'   '  ■'."■'' X'T!7lS'''t"['„°M°!!'i'"  '™U|"™  ^""  "  '""  ^"1"'  l»"l> 

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THE    SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


„„^ 1  D'T  C'-r,!-;f' =•"'     Today's  Topics 

inion    Un  Soon  to  scoe  ' 


.    College  Family 


.n   people   to   Ihe  cKlcnt   rhil  J 


[o  locale  this  ma-      (he)-  will  ( 


..ident    Trun 
drj-      has  urfied   mea 

tTn  fc'dcand  ai  onet-me.  and  forty      nation  has  n 
"fluid'' from   the      b«n  made. 


Just  before  the  lo  help  in  the  food  conscrvjiion  pto- 

riinTirpi^nt'wiii  be"  cSer'of  Bates-HasUell  Wed; 

'"Atco'rdVnK  io  Mr,  Cannon,  the  planl  Coilplc  Workillff  111 

jcL^  pii^f  fou7^  fdi'timf't^orke'J's'  Conference  Office 


The  old   laundr>-   buildi 

Ml. 

be      tht   atolini   Conference,   p„fomd 
ill      ihe   Mremon,   in   Iht  cfc.p-i   rf  to 

eJ      chnrch. 

lal      ploj'cil    by    tiic    Cjrolin.i    lii.rl:   jjiJ 

1      'icjm  needed  in  operation 
'      ■kMninj!  plant. 

of*. 

drj'      Ibc  trapicilj'  of  assisUni-nMnaKtt  mi 

. .  ..  _* 

]     Accent 

1      - 

on 

the  Acadern 

ric1<i     lolianhon  \c  u  Minor  In 

VmMs  ^«<(l(n  T\>litical  Science 


-Veadeniy  Students  oibb,  ct.uln" 

Make  Bine  &  Yellow  |gj.  |i^|.. 

School  Colors  pu 

Colors    for    Collcgedale    Academy  ^^^^^   p,f°^ 

bLT\H.'under"th"ii'rectionof'Thomas  """"'■'*  ^*^'""t 


ivjs  evidence  of  1 

Student  Roster 


i 


B] 


Southern  Missionary  College,  Collegedalc,  Tennessee,  Novcmbcf  7,  19i7 


Town  Meeting  Tells 
Longs  "Are  Winners; 

Week  of  Player 
Seiiiions  Reviewed 

Awards  Given 

pr.ter''ETd'e:D.t''Sboks''p;kt: 

,uiii:«s  wound  up  Mondjy  nifibl  in 

Khwl  paper. 

Students  settled  back  in  their  chairs 
prepred  to  applaud  and  whistle  as  the 
prizes  for  the  highest  number  of  subs 

main  Ihnughls  from  each  of  his  sc 

'"°"T|,e"BWe°is'rilv'  Guide  Book- 
He  said.  "Oor  commonion  with  Go 

ml  Chrislians.  As  a  man  ihinkelh 
is  casting!  ourselves  upon  God.    Fail 

'rescolt  Fletcher,  adorned  with  a  straw 
lit  and  horn-rimmed  glasses,  and  fol- 
owcd  by  an  asiottcd  bunch  of  cam- 
uijin  leaders,  trad  off  the  names  of 

So'  are  seckins 'af"r°  God"-'  lh< 
richleous,  and  Ihose  who  arc  not  seek 
inc   afler   God-ihc   wicked."   Dciir 

S'  Wfl.f..  -.jcuviJ    .,«,„.k   incUul- 

Ie,o,     m..tc,    llK.    JiBerence     in     oo 

uid  Dorothy   Evjns  rorpectivcly.  Thr; 
dliorr  had  ih.ir  eves  on  ihe  kahcr 
Hi,  bol  were  foiled  in  Iheir  pl.ns  by 
Mr.  P.rroo!.    Some  of  Ihe  pri»s  were 
bioomr  which  some  of  Ihe  reeipienls 
Ukd  were  cerlsioly  needed   in  Iheir 

cords   (he   acU   w,    would    have   don 

lOHGS  VICTOBIOUS 

ashlii..! 

Elders  Rebok  and  Hartwell  Conduct 
Spiritual  Emphasis  Week  Services 


hrouRh    student    solici 


announced  a 
I  sbomVlc 


Original  Lyrics 
Set  to  Music 
By  Mr.  Miller 


1U5C  of  the  crowd,  but  ' 
le  of  his  followers.'^   *' 
I  SUB  CHASERS 


I  B^lye  Kistl'-r  "iiriarrl^DLf'''^"'"'"' 

Clialtanooga  Firni! 
S'lpporl  "Accent" 


music    depart! 

position.^    for 

program  of  > 

Outslandin, 


Eld.  Klenient  Speaks    pi.nJ'  of^'iiL  am; 
To  Fnture  Teachers    "'<^'''fn';:!niv'i! 


Workers  in  China 


here's  a  mule  that's  been 

jHi^bl'st  liked  numbers  fii' 
itcd    by    the   iovial    and    a| 


dent,  from  Ihe  immaturity-  of  a  cire- 
free  freshm^in  to  the  well  rounded, 
harmonious  reasonint  powers  of  a  col- 


,   introdiietion  I 

"depjrlmenl  of 
.en;  brought  tc 


l^oblfflti    McGc 


THE    SOUTHERN    ACCENT 


Tke 

Soutkeun 

Accent 

i!:f:rl:i:.,._ 

'-"/:S; 

""*"^"::;S; 

',''c,*''fi(i?'chi 

;('gJ>Y';;*J"-J?' 

„,,„,                                                                    o™„.  P„„«       II 

U  CoikKC."colkR 

sr;fcnfc't,p 

.  7...^   Offitt  >t   G)lltBrd.li;, 

Mr   (he  acl  of  Congrtu 
.     .   .    ACCENT  Stjrtcmbc.  35, 

Tlontkenn  On  i^^  H  ^°«''«e 

<Hi<jWLgkt4  Soutk  Side  Mamiad... 


Wetk  of   I'raytr   is  n\ 
stliool  routine.    No  mnrc  i 


We  can  seiile  back  into  general  j|wa. 
rniptcc)  classes.  Chapel  only  three  whcr 
;iin  ours  for  study.   Nn  mnrt  craips-         Y- 


Yf.  this  week  stt  aMde  in  the  middle  of  iIil'  yeiir  has  lermi- 
natcd.  It  is  true  that  wc  are  hack  on  schedule  and  are  nni  reminded 
constantly  from  the  pulpit  ttiat  our  actions  and  deeds  are  recotdetl. 


before     Halloween  "^ 

*;"* 

this  rather  rare  hobby  when  he  wm  a 

soil   and   lr>'   to   br.n^   to   lifih' 

mere  child  of  eifiht.   Since  that  time 

new  personal  ilict. 

he   has  collecled   thirteen   harmonicas 

w..'"  '«"■?'"  '!">'  *■ 

icJ  som 

1  i)»  „ 

V            Dor    (1      bitw    over 

man  silting  between 

Nassiu,  Bahamas.  It  is  a  conso- 

and  some  bit;  object 

aij/th 

.h;'Tth^FloTidi"n:Yar" 

laucht   ei^ht   men   lo   pby.   Warren's 

when  they  are  cKcited 

d'he'fim^names  of  the  Tutnaj,^- 

the  mo«  valuable  beinfi  a   SH   chro- 

Morto'    "ih  fh™"   ^ 

U!l     1«J 

Itle  brolheis  Johnnie  and  Billy. 

Stopping  at  Collier  HawJ;ins'  room 

Tho;  have  moved   in 

(,om,l 

Nfarilyn  Dillow  has  betn  sinfiinp. 

He  played   for   Red   Boiling  Sprm^s. 

f,mn?"in"the^Yl 

r  i,\ai 

silute    Dofolhv    Banker    who 
the  halls  clean.  My  fifitidtnothcr 

he  wp'laine^'lhe  "earn  In  IWtTi^ 

[h"''^t"s  r°"'  "" 

1-  ev,„. 

5    sard    that    "Beai.x    don't   fiO 

Red  Boilin£  Sprmfis  Bulldogs  won  38 

cobwebs  grow  " 

straight   games.    He   has   one   of   the 

nR  ftho 

n-  !n''t")r,c'direfl'o"';    """'■'" 

.awarded  to  the  team  last  year  for  their 

Mrs.  Edith  Pleasan 

^;^r 

..^c,  on  ho".'  lonf:  kfoic  Mar. 

'when 'we°stopped  him  in  the  hall, 

music  a 

a  .-omment  on  Amajia'l  beauli- 

Billy  Krohn  told  us  that  he  likes  to 

school  orchestras.  We 

"wisl^h 

!-■  dol-f  yl""l!"Minnie   Lee 

wonders   electricitv  can   produce.    He 

as  she  undertakes  this 
Mrs.  Ernie  Long 

TCI 

Resolutions  were  made  during  that  week  which  should  pi 
i;  have  not  let  the  speaker's  words  slip  by.   Changes 
id   wrongs    righted    which    show    to   others    that    thi 
emphasis  has  been  worth  while — for 


k    of 


n,.  I 


!  Nin, 


ect  the 


vill   be 


r  by. 


;   fore. 


Mr.  and  J 


hurry     How    about    it  Charles  and  Dora 

aucicc  and  Arnold?  P"K«  ^<  this  time. 

Bill  Parks  has  a   hobby  tlut  will  '«?"  ^  well,  Dora. 

■photography.   He's   been   at   it    for  ^^- 

Oimulated  a  lot  of  beautiful  pictures  "'''  ° 
■■                                                            and  several  nice  pieces  of  equipment.  «''^cl 

<.-IV    Ephraim  Tiilt's  Life  -  *  •  *  -  "V,^■?!i'"^d\\°'^ha^^me'ven■  '''"'"'"" '°""- 

Recorded  In  Book       Letters  to  the  Editor    'o;<^'v  ^u^  of  Florida  and  coiil^e         Odds  and  Ends 


But  what  happened  to  the  resolutions  which  were  made  and 

kept.'    Ami  \s  h.ir  .iliciui  ili;i(  "blue  blank.'"  Those  person: 

'  I     ',    i        :  111  everyday  activities.         FEA 


K  .>l|.v<l;>l. 
r.lrt-l    Ulfi.f 


:   hope   they 


Club 


naking 


i-all 


and  Sunday,  Nove 


Rode^l 


etc      lor  your  newspaper  wilh  all    its   te- 

noted  for  its  speed 

'' 

of      I  wonder  thou;;h  why  you  don't  h.ive 
St-     no  column  of  kltcrs  to  the  ediicr  like 
,n,      the  big  newspapers.    It  must  be  that 

German  Leica,  This  is 

ons?defed"ne 

is    highlv   valued    bj-    B 
camera  fiends. 

more    experience    before    I   can   tee 

Dill   also  has   his   o 
outfitted  dark  room  wh 

n   completely 

Ruth  and  Mary  Ellen  Padgett  m| 

/,.      10  vou  and  tell  you  what  could  be  did 

printing,    and 

'"      lS"run'"','olr''°a"iir"bul     ^']^uZf\ 

from  Washington  Dan 

Dohetty  had 

his  tft'elfthmotorcj-clew 

reck-.t  could 

^     ^i  (o  «r.ti.^,ou  and  Itll  you  how 

y  Dan    you'd 

better   look  out  for  ih 

e  next   on<^ 

Nobody  is  much  interested  JnyMy. 

•  Sir  ^'-^ril" 

- 

Oxcli 

aviGe 

;;        WUe^  ? 

B.B.^- 

C-..V.O. 

ep^Trtm^T    f 

Mrs,  ^*^"j'^        .            Collect  JB- 

■:nn,ibial   ki^s; 

School  of  Aviation.  Ten 

stales  and  '^""J^;'"^^^°f  j,J^""^ 

ccive  private  pilots'  lice 

se  in  Decem- 

Where  brightest  iejvcs  in  sunshine 

ilit1cs°Vf  the 

liai,e  regis  e           ^     ^^^    ^^^   ^^ 

Each  day  more  worthwhile  than  the 

5000-foot  landing  ^rip 

and    twelve 

"^!l"i«o'*  omen  '  "''"'■'"'  'H'"'"'^' 

tion,                    —Campii 

CbroiiicU 

c     This  modern  Eden  1  have  found 
-d     Where  art  and  knowledge  both 

was  fiJthercd    in    by    th 
Union    College   on    the 

students   Of 

!£S:£;-iSs 

What  better  place  invites  your  muse 

the    College   View    Chu 
J8907.94.     It  is  estimat 

and  an  ice  ""^^^^''^^'j   di)hw«h«' 

'II^H>le.  the  school  of  God!      dividual minu^man'l^olf  aii^  Sure  cTker' have  be.n 

Anna  Marv  Kleineh     of  these  even  mon.^'hci  Tcu-el.     the  equipment.— C/cf-f  T'"' 


THE     SOUTHERN    ACCENT 


Flowers,  La^s,  Are  You  A  Good  g.^^_.^^  CketcLs  ^I'^tter 

Planned  for  Campus    Roommate?  by 

I  Charlie 


Physics  Stndeuts 
Enjoy  Solvin 
Braiubusters 


wj''°"™j'nuI'iV  ™iiich"wr°r  b"  Time  Marches  On 
I  IX'mo™!.™*/"™'."™"    In  Film  r,„«r:im 


and  1.0,0  carl  mw  pi„i 
oni7lo"fiod"ll',ai°'Jmill 

["portable' 

Bro 

'"d°o°1 

erT' 

rpeakJI 

»«it?aXd«™.  ■    ■ 

l,i!b,jion 

luld 

"x;", 

■I'Y. 

wr!S;:v^"!ii: 

0  "hersc'lf" 

H 

bcfordian 

S. 

:^ 

1,  Iho  onlv  mar.  on      In. 


,     ^   .!0  sin.plo 

«,l,"  r'c<lo>c  "      ' ""    '  '" 

"    "Vl"."ho   SlfcEO   board    on    il,  T'  """  '*"'  "'""  '"  ""'''  «"  " 

.ir      inraal  ™eliJ°o  oT-IhriTm^C  n'f  "Si""""!'!'      M-;"..q'"al<'°  4°  pi" 

ColksJaTo    Probi              Ho"   °c  ';"",  ';'„j'""  "'if "  '  P'"'  '  '"" 

ir      PSfs"  i'™''""'""'   'i°'»'  °'  ''"'■■  «^"lcd1m'r"Vuro°'orUn'd''ail 

icrn      *°  Trnn?an  "Mdiario      ro        '  ""'  ""  "I"''  '°   '■""/!■  ""  ""'' 

ap.      AND  SPEAkTnG^'!"'^  ProBram,  ['^'i^'p^'llbl'^^"'  spurn.nR  sorb  ekmi-n- 

*" "'"  ""   """""'  ''  Since 


pai   prcienlablc.      Said    Mr.   Wod,      fte  sSo'nd"  wa"  rpicior  ™pf  notamro'f     ^       .      '  a^i        ■<■  lin.L^    bm\'c  "do  ""redic"  Tc"  new      biRl,  as  l..o  ofll.em,  ,„  DeWiir  13o«. 

"I  lost  ean'l  keep  up  wilh  Ibe  roclis.      present  da,-   Ireland.                                 Chairmen     Clarifv  founded  .aisocialion  will  be  short  lived      ",  il.e  oll.cr  ,1,.,  „.  .1...,  ..liJ  Dean 

Mo  believe  Iberjrow  at  nijbt.  Some-     __No,™ber    p.    announced    C    E.      f, :„„„n...:„,  ...  Triangle  .in.  ,...-„.  bov  with  a      T:',:Z'Z''±',:''V'''"i'^ 


ociai    Committee  Duties 


Gems  from  the  Pulpit 


dene, 

e  Or<.-n  Hou 

se 

■'    ■ 

■■wbal 

l.a.e  1...,.  here' 

■  A  ^rea.  ..n,e 

Tlw    Oiapc 

sion   b,   the   1 

leader 

-illq's   book    (wi 

wa's" 

not  Ions  en 

:::,::  w, 

■(■fii;hl. 

ITS 

11)   ha 

moth  b,  Van 

sZZ"'  al, 

■  ™ 

-iaisen.   and 

tljo    Or 

{■anizc 

Crews 

stuj::;: 

DEBT      S'"'  ■'"'^''''"  fommjltcp  and  lis  plans  Mr.  Prarman  spoltc  la  the  men  of      -^j.     ..        ^     „ 

for  a  fiood   setics   of  S.Kurday   nij;hl      the  djriKcfs  of  fire  and  reminded  them       ViSltS    CoIIege 


[^■' Word.  J 


»'h>ch  plans  and  t. 
iav  chapel  proci 
:.ands,  and  other  r 


literature     ficienllr 


lan    midil    be    able      ''*"'  °'  Ncwbold  Missionary  Colle/;e 
Jt)'  quicklv  and  ef-      "  Bracknell,  England,  visited  the  cam- 
pus on  the  .wccltend  of  October  31. 
r    Pcjrman  arc  Mr       Elder  and   ? 


of  the  denominational  colle;: 
States  b 
s  duties  a 


;  United  States  bcfor 


ons.  greater  aspirations,  and  He  intro> 

;rmination  to  do  more  for      hometown  [ 
and  find  m>-  place  in  Hij      to  hi^-h  offii 


id  public 
:d  a  plin 


office   and   back- 
nd  of  the  person  elected, 
;an  Sevrcns  stated  that  his  commit- 
were  the  ones  on  personnel  and 
culum.  and  explained  the  duties 


■   inspc-ctors   were  named,  A  ^-raduate  of  ^ 

are    to   close    all    draft*  CoHcrc  and  of  Loi 

to  find  and  remedy  any  taufihi    science    ar 

to  do  rescue  work  wlien  Ncwbold  for  sever 

d    of    the    past   could    be  Ac"orJin"'tO  Eld 

,t'be  read/to  malTc  future  tions  of"  ny  on'L  Ol 

I  b,-  qucnchinc  any  and  Whites  made  their 

Ihe   start.    He  also   com-  rope   on    the   Quee 

fforts  of  many  in  fighting  will  make  their  hot 


College  Night  Life 
Seen  From  View 
Of  Night  Watchmen 

Undoubicdlv  the  most  ihanklw,  un- 


Accent  On  The  Academy 


Firemen  Show 
Prowess  In 
Small  Fire 


'""',,'''»/     Sd"  h'  vSlliKj'b,  campling  .     Coiron='I'4?bI.°,rl',S;'7  ■"" 


■d    the    boyi    wh, 

on  speed.'        '^'^  ""  * 


'  t'Ln'.h'n'  I'"chkr  (t'lil^.^  Vi''*^^  i"  'h^  foim  of  a  skit  Devil  wotship  is  an  ancient  custom  ^f  ,his   tepotter  and  abindoninK  a]| 

is   one   of  takine  place  in  a  phntoj;taphc-("s  office,  bcoufiht  over  from  Attica,      i  nc  na-  disnity  he  chu/y^cd  off  to  join  the  al. 

'„/,nnthe.lo-  PhoiOKtaphc,  Orolyn  Hackm.n  took  ttves  '''■''"'=  '^"'"!'''"■?"'?  "f  "jdv   nume.ons  cro»d   of  s,«tato„ 

>   .  dal     f.oni  pictures  of  an  assotted  colleeiion  of  them  suck  blood.     All  are  afra.d  of  „ho  seete  watehinf  Clarence  PiMut, 


-IcGhee.     Frances     Bumby,      drufiged  by  the 


hook  up 
front  of  the  Men's 
The  only  smoke 


°\J:!£Z^J!m  °"':  ^'m   Wliat's  Your  I.  Q. 

'',":,'"'■,  *  ,' '  I,;',  '!,"'.''   On  Current  Events? 


Sabbath  School  Offic 
Chosen  For  AcatJemy 


asily  made  slaves  to  tlietr  enemies.  „„  ,1,^.  f„,„,„  („  „j  |„j  j|,j 

Missionaries  in  these  sections  of  the  b;^  j^^.^  ^^  everyone.  By  this  time 

ountry  find   it  hard  to  ;;ain   an  en-  Collyct  Hasvkins.  who  had  been  ic 

■ance.  but  once  an  opening  is  estab-  |,,.    n^    ,;,^     „„    hanjin/t   out 

ouldn't  sice 


had  better  be  quiet 


.  ikicnwitts-    Nurses'    Duties 
i'i""eGo°'    Keep  Them  Busy 


Dairy  Adds  Cows 
"hris^tom   Enlarges  Barn 


intinuc  livinfi  in  it.  Their  only  loti  | 
od',^nt"bIjdy,"lhc  wi'veVof  the      ""  "  "'*'  "'  "''"'■ 
students,  their  children,  and      CHAIRMEN  CLARIPy' 

(CMUbmJ  Inu.p.p-i.nl.i) 


t  of  a  cold  shouerindhlrl 


Alumni    News 


■sj.iSpoc|  1 
It  saa>|utA  oill  Jq  uo.ss  our 
jalfpoQ  u.tjiioiaia    H         tobc 


VHHMn  JO  ICJauae,  Dr.  an.l  M..   i , 

iipi.mjvi   Vliaaoy   ■(  Atlanta  arrived  on   It 

■Ijrj.  uaqoa  bath.  Novcnit^,  i.  to 

BaujQ    n  leuioqj,  ■;  hutst's  brother  Atnof 

I  aaquiaidas  loije  spuoc]  Cochran.    She  was  ti 


'  teiniir.Vjr  a,';ij''''";em,^      kc^ Ml."'' &I,°e'st  AndSso"' keeps^he      *Lf  had"'°t"nef  "i"<S"--& 
■s  to  be  handled  simullanc^usl,-.       Health  Service  records.  note  ) 

Rehok  Speaks  At 
First  raC  Meeting 


paTli'c'patiiJn.  „ihecl*>| 

Saturday.  Noven*cj^l|j^«  '^^M 


Jirv'Sd  educational  i»«;l"^l 
.,iai„„inrlanninS|'«l™  ■ 


FRESHMAN  THANKSCIVINC  ISSUE 

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Souchern  Missionary  College,  Collegedalc,  Tennessee,  November  21,  19-17 


I  Hilarity-  Confection 
llUnik  Open  Night 
rly  Round 


12  Vets  Pay  Tribute 
In  Armistice  Day 
Ceremony 


THI    SOUTHERN    ACCENT 


November  ;i,  jj,,  I 


^Cjuaw  Village  -^-^*«^  '4  '^°**^  H 


MQI^^H 

^^■b^h 

^H 

^^BBkchouse, 

„.S"°3,'L;S"S'*;.* 

■^■■Hi 

^^^hRI 

^^^^HIQl 

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^^BHi!"","? 

^.•l5/f|| 

HnL,Ke 

2    Land  of  the  ftcc— MilPfJ  <*! 

^^^^^■n..<                                  unHrr   1 

■SI 

W^ffll^^J,  vc:)'  much,                  divulged 

t:lr| 

ir„!s?! 

P 

wj^ 

Pk'<  qu.rlcn. 

The  dimly  s«nl  of  blossom?.  I.orJ. 

leaded 

w 

% 

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(1.  Open   hofjn-Orcn  liou=r. 

DUTTT     0 

^■.  p::;;p,>-A  piF  ^;^* 

And  sunwt'j  glow,                               hy  Char 

^pc™,  who  ..,i„ 

"ChiKct         lo  my 
.nylhiop 

■Secret 

Par-,ho  \um-t  done 
(Incidentally,  I  sup- 

"Tsqu^'-ill'S'-'^*"  "*' 

And  feeling.  1  laughed  low,                Hogan 
I  tjsied  nature's  honey  cup, 

boys  for  a  beaut 
nd  a  splendid  pro 

ful  Open     ""IJ  "^^ 

h,  s.me  >bo.l  m..) 

12.  Tomal.J«k-*P     '"" 

And  drank  of  bcJut)-'i  wine,                .  '" 

fiirls  who  wllingly 

he  Arm 

"'.ttirmMF-A.!.'^" 

S  mlr'^d"^  f<"  --11  the^itlle  things.         to  th 

trio.  Jean.  Joyce  a 
uMo  sleep  on  Fri 

ay  nighu,     trays. 

siting  1 

sit  at  the  next  tabic 

U.  Mcdiciot  min-TO 
[he  tooth  paste  sinile 

THE     SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


Visitors  Include 
Boards  Parents 


Dean  Morse  Leaves 
W.  M.  C.  for  China 


Miss  Jones  Gets 
Orchid  from  Braves 
"    •^■'^     ^t  Open  Hogan 


Bollomlcy-,  wore  wwk  end  gu«ts.  They 
Wiiled  their  many  friends  on  the  cam- 
pus. The)'  are  now  located  in  Knox- 

over  (he  week  end;  Misses  Lucia  Lee 
and  Geneva  Crawford  from  Nashville. 

I   bnd  and  Naom'i  Smith  from  Charlotte. 


science  Modem  Language        Papoose  Trainei 

proximately  one  hundred  hours  of  m^is'      Clubs    McCt  Gct   PointCrS  A;"in  mar  lojiowta  inert  «cr 

wittschiebe  ^^^E-;^  ^-i"""^'^^'?"-^"^^^      .„?"  %d¥:?i}bv:Tj!^.  :i^^''S:^,^i^f"; 


veil, 


^eorgia, 


I  Elder    Ackerman, 

her  cousin,  Ai 
he  week  end. 
.  E.  E.  Miles,  from  South  Lan- 

Mamchusetls.   is   visitinfi  her 
«,  Mrs.  L,  G.  Sevrcn*.     Mrs, 

I  Switzerland   and    plans   to   spend   tht 


Pat  followed  him  taking  Jeanne, 
;ed  four,  into  the  safety  of  the 

■at  his  only  memory  concerns 
The  army  scn-cd  on  that  eve- 
lie  5th  of  Febniir}-.  ^945.  frank- 
saurkr^ut  and  coffee.  The  next 
ig  the  bill  of  fare  was  advertised 
liam,  eggs,  and  coffee.     Howi 


:ully   ad- 

[   why  siie  "I'ik. 
J  usuaV  sho^r 


uthern  Moon  as  the  only  light, 
:iful  Dreamer"  to  StcphctI 
end    the   well-planned   and   ex- 


Mrs,  Merle  Ruskj. 
iand  -■- 

Ledge,  Michi 


:kie  from  Grand 


fVIen  Need  Female 
r«nKh  for  Rooms 


■1  when  drapcs'arc 
•<i   idea  only   until 


^hoic  month^   Indian's  Head 

'i!'^  flyG.B,E, 


onji  Educ 

T'r 

S-cck  « 

ufrom 

mujic  «.|,ich  Oo 

ted  llitoufih  the 

ch.ipcl  cxc 

ci,rd 

pl.r. 

cmpba- 

Before     «,i 

K      j:ooiJ-ni;;ht, 
lK7  liid  provi, 

St  met.  hnit  to  lap  i,,i  «,jw™  Heatiiie  Plaiil  t>      -j     .  d 

ne»t  d,,  the  Witisthi.bn  .itl,  ,     Tl'e  "'l-'n'te  >  o.toni  ptopenstty  ?.  ,       .  President    BlISV, 

"    ■'  ,  •/ p'o™,iMon  .nd  c.,p,ca,  for  Nears  Completion  „,  . 

^  leiiuie  hive  developed  an  c^occnlnc  '  Writer     SaVS 


veot   10   tiK:   Sijiul    Corps    depot   Ir 
hrooEh  letters  that  these  Isvo  (ticndl 


iP>  The  onj  °en 
'  «ould  be   to   a 


ssith  help  from  Ford  Civanaugh.  I 


ItaJhrci^p  "*'""' "^^^ 


l»»e,      -;™»"e  ojina  re.dv-m.de 
f*.  co„  le      "     ■"         ""  '""'' 


Hi!  failh/ui  painter  asks  hoss- thinj!     GemS  frOItl  the  Pulplt     coal! 


a  younfi  lady  tcllinfi  her  his  troubles,  '"'em  in  your  heart  .>— Eider  Lu 

She  patiently  listens  and  then  fixes  it  "onie,  Georgia, 
all  up  for  him.  This  leaves  him  with  i.  God  is  our  refuse  and  str. 

only  one  thought  in  mind:  Women  .   very   present   help   in   troubl 

re.lly  have  a  job,  don't  they?  Psalms  .If,:!. 


IPS  olTice  by  seven  o'cl 


student  intervicsvs  and  tounsch 
and  ""Jte'n'din™"  irSus      cnn 


HE    SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


Prof.  Wittschiebe 
Speaks  At  Vespers 
On  Second  Comiug 


rr,|,  Sfh.ml   Sinns 


had  ttitned  into 


kf,  bsKin  no«, 

nanks"ivin"    Tlun 


nL 

1 

1 

.ar  John   U.   ''Let  not  your  heart  be 
troubled:   Ve  bei.eve  in   God.  bcliev^ 
also  m  me.     TTi.s  text  was  beautifully 
unfolded  as  our  thoughts  turned  to  (1, 
many    changes    which   will   ocoj(  ^ 
Christ  returiis.  One  of  the  momentoii 
problems   which  will   be  abolished  is 

'll 

1 

exists   in   our   land   today.   Then   .he 
problem,  he  pointed  out,  won't  be  one 
of  ^  housing  shorta;;e  but  i  problem 

existbfi' wTX^n  why-"ht'|d  t^ 
work   ourselves   into  a   falijjuc-d   ^ute 

'1 

[ 

John  14,  We  are  absolutely  fiuanme^I 
a   home   and    food    to   keep   us   iliyj 
thfou;>hout  elernily,  Thtn  why  all  the 
na-ih  of  life.^  We  act  like  people  who 

_■ 

1 

Words  cannot  define  the  wonderfu 

Ptolossor  I.  A.  Tucltor                                        ,f|^  worlds   inhabited  bj-  people  whi 

Dr.  B.  H.  Story 

o\tr  with  them  i^  we  apptojch  these 

Lectures  Here 

Tl,      h.pd  r  red  inHond 
„lir   11         is   lak,  b,    D 

1                  i       lltpuiodw 
1   lul   b,    our   le 

['oolt 

been  absent  from  school  for  some  six 

0       Thtnk  how  much  we  can  mi«  b,  bemg 

n       si\  thousand  jears 

We  miflht  ask   suij^estcd  Mr  Wilt 

ct      work    tnvel    people  who  do  Ibnss. 
,s     Then  shall  the  mj^teries  of  life  bt 

gs          I/^cachialk   bei.eiethc   ^urdi  of 
of      leius    spoken  m  the  fourtetnlli  clup- 

all  our  sllufiflks 

iChiebe   ponied   out  that  tie   path  u 
^  stated      '^''■''^''  '""^'■''  ^"^  'f  ^'-  ^'    ^■""'^'' 

d*F" 

Ford  a 

'b> 

lo  comfort  us  in  our  tryin/;  cvpet  ences 

1"^      ^'troubled  "e  bclie.e  ?n  God'"b£l,e^t 
^^     ilso  in  Me    In  mi  ralhecs  house  a;c 
S">      manv  mansions    if  it  were  not  so  1 

to  education       We 
master   in  this  ease 

,    I    ,,     oi,        J  u    .„   - ' Indians  Left  Oiil 

ll      lijufTcur  Dohcrti   and  the  staff      ,n  a  discussion  of  Indian?  _ 

"'°'°'""'  ;rc£::7'' " ""    a^"  tiA"  ».< » cha^e  „t  the  Of  Tilis  Story 


,  „„undlornl"»V 

either  ptoednl* 

[  harrowed  t«fo«  I 


(riiiltUl.in.      Ml 

L        ssell  beaten  tra.li  of  long  ajo"  "."fhm'Ihe' n"t°ls"o''"«>j''^'''"'  ' 

siilh   the   rhjthmic   beat   of°lhe   old  "'n    m    '*"«""'"'"' j^e'?""' 

man  s     hammer      no»     lies     silentl)  folloivins  lear    C'lm.            ^^ 

mnurnmi!  for  its  lost  companion   On  barlej  are  drilled  »"'        ^ 

I)  the  mullled  sound  of  rostline  leases  and  September  and  P^^'"^      ,siieii 

IS  to  be  heard   as  tiny  ssild  life  frolic  lent  pasture  durinfi  '^^'^^^  ^„j  d 


1 


sionary  College,  Collcgedale,  Tennessee,  Det 


Nine    College  Laiiny  Pars 


I  Students    Listed  Directs  Student  RepoitTtresses  StuOent    Senate     Installed 

h!!rl!!!''. """'"'!. '^::':'l!:in.  Evangelism  Need  \^   Pormal   Ceremonv 


.)' denv"'idf"''/or'thc  soke  of      "'=  chairraen  of  all  stmdins  fi^lly"commii 


■TL,  '"^-'-'  ° ^ -*-  J  b^      will  be  pul  logcthcr  and  publiihcd  ;is      Communism  in  Europe and  unlc«  RcptMcnrinc  the  Collccc  cIj 

will      a  new  Of^in  tailed  Uft  mJ  Hrallh.      ,|,e   Unilcd   Slalcs   inlcri'ene^   to   wvc  Senior.  Kennel!.  Mairhew! 

imcnt,    (he    peonic  Junior.  Cctil  Coffc)- 
cjdy      a  new  mil  fervent  cmphisis  on  mis-      plunge  into  a  seconJ  civil  wai 


;!ion   field: 

1  Jackie  B,illard.  sionaties    have    been    en, 

Foods:  Pansy  Dillow.  enter  for  years  ; 

iiini?:  (chapel)  0)nnie  Rim-     wide,  and  Jtconj 


■  "       .lung 


globe 


Violet   Betu;     (dinjnf;   room) 


in     peril.  The  p 
romplish    the    *ork      fighting  war 


:   polilical   world. 


OUTHERN     A  CCENT 


On  tk£  ^i  ^^'^e 

Sautk  Side  Mailed  .  . 


ind   only  a  fit 


Hickmins.snd  T.  P.  Aycoclu, 
,h,.t  Mr.   Ajcock   w°('h'omL-V'|} 


■ou  n-ipl.l 


Twn   ,s   J   fc-llow   ( 

■  of  a  tall  buildin^  -  -    -     „  --.       -   — -.   - _„.,„„ 

lys  with   a   few  gadgets   unril  i",in.if;iJ    lo   find   ^   "'■*'   *l  *"'"""     ^      versil Ton   between   its   rwo   ocaipan  s.      ^.j,    ^    kerostnt    can,    however.  I 

le  ihcn  records  his  predictions  *^^J.  '"-j-j^n-  ^j^j,  p^.r^iml  tnolion!     man' "chitlcs  who  says  he  is  satisfied  Th    )/    ■'""  I"*"'  lit  ind  I 

ler — then  piits  on  his  rubbers,  ^o  vou  have  iht-  paltni,  Duanc?  ^ilh    the    name    "Charlie,"    has    just      X\    ™j^  ivhtn  7^'^'""'.''"  ,  ^.^  I 


wiirk  ai  5:31)  A,  M.  on  tliL'  ii)|i  lloor  of  a  tall  building  in  a  large 
lity.  He  turns  a  few  knobs  and  plays  with  a  few  gadgets  un" 
he  gets  a  knowing  look  on  his  fate.  He  then  records  his  prcdictic 
for  the  day— panly  cloudy  and  warmer— then  puts  on  hi 

raises  his  umbrella,  dons  his  raincoat  and  goes  home. 

From  the  looks  of  things  we  are  beginning  to  suspect  that      Iqw*.    Wc  mu: 
for  the  past  month  he   has  foretast  fair  and   warmer.  Our  rain      Polly  D^vidsor 

soaked  campus  has  come  m  the  mud  stage  and.  while  the  farmers  ailmmtifi  '"'^  '^^?  1''^'  "poU^'hM  wtiiTt"^'  '""^  P"°""""fi  '^""^  "*  "  wondering  where  your  husband 
in  the  vicinity  are  doubtless  beaming  over  the  wheat  prospects,  ,,J''!"^|j^-|  e^cn  know  ieftcshmcnls  Houston  wants  lo  enter  colporteur  "''"  *^'^,  ."  ^9"",''°'  '"''j  '""S  i 
.,.)..„.  I.»^„  k-..  k,.,',.n...  ....»rh»r  iii»^ri'  '     .    ■   _    J     ■    1..   ^.1.,.      i: ._j    _ -   :.   -..    (,r   ,.      tcrvals    this   will    Itt   you   know   ll 


Letters  to  the  Editor 


Th;    Dixie   Co-opcralive.    Inc..    M  rMidcnce  hall.      The  red   ind   pin);  77 fi^"'"«  "P' ,""*  j*-    Bol^  his  i  fine  ""^^  ^^  ^^j"  ,o''s^'^Ed«  ird  Malhjff 

rrorosed  ind  snon^nred  bv  ihc  Sipma  tosci.  amotions,  and  eardcnias  were  hbrarj' of  books.    He  explains.     Any  [,,,k  on  his  feet  aeain  afur  his  so-l 

r.iinnia   Tau.    aeis  as   an   a^ent    for  reeeived  si'iih  ah's  and  sifihs  of  plea-  Vnunf!  man  hoping  to  entej  the  min-  .^^^^  ^^  ^^^  \,^f,u\                        I 

\'            :    .      ,.:              ■    :,,i    „..  .1  i'^" '■-"''^'"'"'"B  Vf-  almost  all  sides.  The>- explain  that  the                            I 

,,,..     VI  .11,.    1      '"'      "   *-"^''  '^/l  I   i!  il.             iP    II  tute  about  ten  o'clock  eveii' nijtht.  The  Ate  thete  17.   19.  ot  ^i  steps  lO  ■ 
,    I,,.,  etelibetal        l/UcMm,J     (J>,dU..  people  next  doo,  make  the  ,. alls  bulse,  ftont  oHynn  Wood  Hall  ?  ^^^    ^1 


Crowder-Evans 


CyXckc 


ice 


H&dei. 


'lI'iMni. 


Students  in 

teccnily.    The  doacn, 


iJ  assembly  o 

- ^f  Union  Coll... 

loses  1!  the  honor  beslosved  upon      totium   tecenily.     Th;'"".?JJ,3l 
lie  Walla  Walla  Collese  students     addtess  was  "Many  Wotlds.  -"«  | 

SoVLudinslon,  a  torn 
le  at  SMC.  is  one  of  the 

from  ^^J;!"^I°",p|,o  Atw.s  I 
Js    in    Amt'Hcin  Collcjes  a^  I 


"";;'"";■'■"    :', m   HimK-  Ihae  and  liaui  I  hioajlii  ,|,„„  L,„k  in   Wmlei   Pai'li     Fl'oiiJa"       ''"'"  „,       wA     Facal   of  Bt^  I 

I      ,1      I           I    si.itl                h  .T»  B'tis  ivho  lu.n  in  sioiies  ab^iut         1  he  brides  sister  Miss  Mat -■    B  II          Tsio   carloads    of     internationally-  y    k       nductfd  the  fall  ^"^  I 

|-'l'   '"'I  ■   """If  "'iShtota  To  (he  bell  outside  the  publications  SleTli  rllt.d.i  """  "'"?>:"  U°Sie,ra"coll"se  to  patliciJX''ii,' ihl  "i  ,T"I"  J'  flftr«m^'^\ 

■  olHee  doot  which  creates  pndemon.  btUesmaL,       '                  ""  """"I   PaciSc  Southwest  Conference  <^°"'SJ-  ."^x"  ."' '  cis  c»F*»"  I 

1.1  it    1     M..Jk»h„  nude  sore  ium  ever,  lime  it  danss.                           Miss  lane  Summemi.,    f .k  »f  Intetnalional  Relations  Clubs,  held  """i.  ,-°""^    ho  lestimomcs  "' "m  I 

To°"Be^  Wtefc    f     f  7'm  ■''°  ''""■'  ''■''°  •f"''  "  '"'"'  ^  J'™  »'  SMC  Mr"  Harold  E  S  '"  ^"  Diceo.-Co/fcje  Cri,„io,.  ,00  „f'"hrsludent  body  i»  JiJ  I 


THE     SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


Tone  Piotiires 
Slio«  nThanksgiving 


Honor  Roll 
At  Mid-Term 
Lists  57 


^etiioi  ^keicLes         Visual  Aids  Class         Reporter    Locates 
Offers  Poster,  Class  of  1947 

:n    Advertising  Work  vi'k-,c  ..re  ,k,,  ioj.,)->  whtrc  h. 


.nbgiving. 

ISound  Mirror 
|Goes  To  OakM'ood 

F.  B.  Jc„,m  will  eo  10  Oak- 


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Jtrocious  conditions  unc 
orphaned     and     impoverish 


Speech  Class  and  Bibie. 

Gives   Program  Orchestra    Gives 

d3mcnLil"of''s'\cfrdMs''unde^f''i:!d"t    Siinday   Cojicert 


East.  -Spain  is  a  levet  lo  get  ll,v  M 
of  die  East-  To  disturb  Spain  is  u.  / 
his      inio    the   hands   of    Moscow,"    S,  r 

arc   in   Spjin,  Thcj-  and  hundreds  of 
the  Unih 


F     B.   Jensen    pr-tscnted'  i"s«ies   of  Tlie   first   concert   of   the  year   was      bareo  XoJldX^'lifkd -'''''   '"'"^  ^'""      T  ,'t'''^ni7VlT/'"'^'  ■■"'^    '  °'"'" 

' tm  o"f  FrX"'Nlvember'''T'  ^"''      '^"'''"  ''*'  ""^  "■"'V-'^ie'"  members  of  -The  United   Slates   mnsl   do  xvjth      "'  D.^oraio,^  ''[,,^  j^*!]'  Mor  an  and 


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''piMwn"s"t"«''n'cd'''he    st^plicd;'"^  "   ""^  ^^  '   "  ""    Co-Ediicalioii  Loses 

ilim'itT  Schubert      lo  vCil'spainTn'irytars  and  the'fiMt     I"  Debate  Clllb 


E.  Club  discussed  i: 


['Messiah"  Chorus 
One  December  13, 14 

n-\f.,iMi  presented  by  the 
|?f  Harold  T^iiMcr  wm  bJT'veo 
Mr-  1.  ^""'^^  '''^'^'  ""  Saturday 
|n[£ht.  December  U.  and  Sunday 
"■Bht,   December    M,   at   eiehl    P.  m' 


iwd  Jean  Motwn"."  sopranos" 

^u  pfcsenation   of  the  Meiiiah 


^a^dm"mYptso^se!Ld^^1ei  B""""^"'    Dreamer '^'"''''.i.^'''^      BcttCr    EllgHsh 

of  the  pros''i"i.  '"but'on'tht  comtar^'  Stephen   Foster      ^gg]^   ObsCrVCd 


house  of  God.      -Those  who  are  ir- 
reverent in  the  house  of  God  show 


-rrrevm-nce,"  she  also  stated,  "can  '  in   the   Lynn   Wooil   Mall   lobby   were      ^-'J-^"-"  P'"'"ejn  o.  tne  eiuD   ^^u.c.auy 

usually  be  traced  to  the  act  that  those  The  Veterans"  Organization  of  Paci-      the   ma.n    points    prcsemed   by   Marj-      'nnoJ„ccyihat7rom7hen  on  it'woul' I 

is  in   His  HolJ  TempTe."  '       "       '        pcrmiwron   to  sbrt  a^eteMns^woV      PhilVip   Raaron   No  v  em  be' "2  L    '"        ("l'i''"<:  'lie  ..rt  of  dc-balin« 


conclusion    Gordon    . 
lusincss  administration  major,  pointed 
lut   that   reverence   is   an   act   of   the 
io!y  Spirit  acting  upon  the  heart  of 
he  individual. 
Elder  F.  B.  Jensen,  chairman  of  the 


by    contr. 


aid 


ems.  handled  through  fran-      Wilson,  president  of  the  FBLA,  asked      alternate  Saturday  night  a 

I  be  rebated  (0  members  each     phone  bv.  "Phone  as  vou'd  be  nhoi    '      "" 
:jmp,>,  ChronkU. 


THE    SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


j  The  Popular  Opinion  Poll  |    '^^""' 


!  Charlie 


Accent  on  the  Academy 


PREDICTION  ^  ^^  Helen  Proves  Hikers    Stride 

,„   f"pi  '■"-^■'/;^,;  To  Be  Capable  To  Iron  Mines 

^'""^         '  ''  "hi  d  if  »3i''  Goat  Psychologist  ,„™',  "*'''^„^'*,  ■"""'>■  >i 

r     I  I    a  »"'?'"  Sptakinj!  of  Goals,  ..  .  two   miles    from   ColltEtdllc' ^ 

I  ml,     mder.         ^f^,  ,„||„„i„j  ,atphmt  coov.na-  tht  wj,  il,„  hikns  dlstov„td  . 


1 

I'l       h       p  B   n  "v- 

Hd" 

:    -Put  hH   in   t 

rough    the 

spoke  to  the  academy  duri 

fiiu'd^ 

t  " , 

1    BIO    of      cor- 
Ao "     "o  T  "nsl     Oub 

""-la 
shot   s 

n't.  my  father  nai 

d  the  g.itc 

told  of  his  landing  on   In 
his  eighteenth  birthday,  Fe 

ojimaoa 

1 

1,      11      Ih        oklv 

"We 

tighting  he  was  wounded  i 

h    m       d        pi        lob. 

=>:pWh 

!id  "i 

^ACCENT     pol     sho 

i,    j.^ 

kicked   the  gate. 

but^""can■ 

wre''™li"'£e1n''t"re 

SHAME 

o°,';.l",'d:b.,/,o'wK;S; 

"fok 

nTtedh"rC 

v^foso^u"?^ 

Prison   Cell 

A  hi    k 

bol  she 

wouldn't  flo. 

Plus   Ink 

■'Clurllc' 

chcts,  tho  stodcni  body,  jod 
sboold  shoot  you. 

*^if 

^mj^^own. 

BiOLOGv  Thoubl 
Biolopj^  student:  -What 

SEEN     ^ 

,v,d    Kribs     soo.lo,    f.om 

w.v'tb" 

"°«J.''oul"'''''   ^ 

o   back   the 

XrlnVj' 

d,:occ  lull,  pbyio/!  footbiU 

"*£; 

.nt  me  to 

to  church  in  one.) 

Oh,  by  the  way,  Ihc  la 

K^^t  singl 

"■f j™"i,;5  ooi'tht"™!!'"" '"'"""'  ■""'' """'  ^^^^^'  ^-  ^-  ^""^^ 

'   '^        '  ^""l'  I'^tm 'That's  wh,it  yoo  sboold  hive  done  RctUmS      tO      Slllff 

Phillips  Wins  Home    Publicity  Eid« "Baob'has'bf! 

"""""""'"'                                          _                      In  Turkey  Day  Service  Begins  Iii'"'*fii°  "f^'b™!;!'      '~ 

Thanksgiving  Program  Enlivens          Gridiron  Classic  Fr°I"°°''e'ivm°™^'„ta'„,"t'  j^:J"i"kc'..D.::.', 


Campus-bound  Students 


wd  sopply  ( 


This 


efllu  0 


r  soo  Donild  sod 


niltoc  oo  Poblintio'os  md  Pobiic  Re-  "'■  ""J  »•«■  G"/  %»'  'O'^dl 

hotlto!™'  n'e'w°J;p„,"„i,?  wSl'ij!  M.s-  Hto?d'°fl'vn™  ^ 

ooisUodSs,"  "sni'doois'wbo'wm'be  Rcpottct  for  thi  Gid, 

mldiog  'olBco  Ajoo'  wo. 


are  those  now  holding     " 
Stodent  Senate  and  oth 


,,  As«  aiJ; 


Public 


Tliey  took  ad-     Urity  work,  and  that  the  files  of  io- 
uablc  for  futu 


followed     »  ~s  Pb.llips     2,  Krrbs  0,  A  new  parking  lot  has  appeared  bo-      dents  for  a  few  days.  Before  Pg^B 

OS,  lo    the    foorth    k.rbs    toojht    the     hind  Lynn  Wood  Hall  durinj  the  last     inj  !«  their  w.oter  borne    n^,^™ 

w.>5  closely     JPirk  and  starKd  rolhnj    On  a  sus-     few  d,ays.  Tins  was  attomplished  by     water,  Flor.da  the,  plan  to .isu    ^_ 


ter,  Flo 
n  Colle 

Ida.  th 

7  Plajt  ">■""• 

eotiy 

Elorb 

\,h    "he   Oust*' 
^,Tl..yat=»'* 
ucky.    whete  ^ 

"he'fo 

" 

ss'Mar)  Pl^'l"^ 

^^^       Me>iMf  GUnHtmai  a*id  a    cMap^    Aleut    Ifeat      (^^^ 


n 


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Southern  MisMonary  College,  Collegedale,  Tennessee,  December  19, 


82  Students  Chosen     ^^^^^^  Qgss  ForiTially  Presentccl  to  College 

iFor  Sabbath  School  '  ^    ^  '■* 

|Posts  in  Division  ~   U'  ^w  ^^     '"""-■■liETO    Orciiioiix  .w  SMC 


u 


"A-r#  "••»«'»"? 


f  • 

•  «1  * 

M.V.  Rally  Features  d,.,  o^niel  Waltlier  Secondary  Teachers  kS"  pS  """'"'  '"'  "*"' 

\"™s  ^.""ITLn-n  ^'"'"  Collegedale;  Discuss  Curricula  

from    ih/'Sr i'Tongti-ss"  ii'  C  °'-  ";""'''  ™"'"'  °""  °'  ""  fcjjJ.lt   from    Dcccmbtr    19   (o   22.  -  °'~'^'"  "'  ''°^' 

Francisco.  '-oH'S"  '"   ''»■  .""I™  »"■■  "™P"'  ni,|„  R.  Hjsmusitr,  will  sptik  ,,r  llic 


:liorus.  Dcll  Dclford  added  he:  lovely 


Leaders— Den    Whee 


n,   Jack   A.   Jusl. 

aert   C.   Darnell.  Jr..  Kenn"il,°M: 
.    ...     irlrewi,  Jamn  R.  Rimmer,  Jolm  I. 

i,  now  ,n  lie  ''"™  °'"°"'  ''""  °"  ^'''""''  °°-  Wil,™'  '^"°  ""'°"'''  ■"""  '"''"  "^^ 
Vpallment  ai  llie  ""|j^',  \^  ^  Klemcni  Union  Fdn  CoinUliltCe  HoUOrcd 
r,  in  Was..inj,.n,      ^f  "J^^    SecjeUj,,    wdl  W    ,„J,ar,e      I„  C|,apcl 


and    inde- 


raall,  ii 


Sonihern    Union   lo   be   Ik-UI    ,n      Clll'lSllliaS    Program       guidance   and   counseling.   '  '     say  alaoul  llie  kind  ol  advciainres  in 

Given  by  FBLA  Elder  Evans  Stresses    ""Jcnn  enfasc  «i,er.  die/iuve  il<. 

Week  of  Sacrifice 


1™  yelK 

Sena'le' 

es-fo,ernnncr 

!'^J°up'^ 

°p£Z 

bers  of  ll,e  ,lu 
milled   by   D 

:'ri''ci:. 

"li'El 

'',e>!di,!'°™Iac 
ps.   Jolm    Gar 

laijh  complimenl  lo 


ihmilti  be  parliciilarly  liapjfy  and 

//,,;,  „,    '.,  ■    '.tdiim—JTUvttoHi  from  hunger  ami  w  hope  "y  ""-T  "'" '^^""■" '"  """ 

//.A  uhl'.^riii'iiri  /'■  ((/>/'  iv'.rv  '"le  of  ritn  readers  a  Merry  Chrht-  ^^^  J^J  wonJccJnp  whete  those  Gl 

,»,,, ,/»,/  ,.  rtrv  *,-;./')'  NBW  Vi-^r.  E.  H.  \V.  ,i,„k,  .„  ,h„  .,c  ,o  lonj  ovudue. 

At"    Palitici    Jfete!  cic.™fS"J?b"itoif*c' 

,/,,',(„/.,.;,„(.    I  V /,,;.;.;..:,  ..//A,   ,  ,m,I,,i,  ,  h.,U~.  „  „.,r  library,  mi  ,ts,«|ivc  post  ollire  boKs. 


ti'nh 

Tnl^Tnoiic' 

the  soil  (ailing  of  the  sn 

w'°n 

shiifllirg  dusi 

altered  in  Ihe  dim  inlerio 

h„( 

SSS 

lay  gently  on 
1  in  lliLS  peace 
0  he  rested  gr 

his  disconsolate  mind,  or 
ul  soncluory  lay  Ihe  ansv 
leiully  there  and  looked 
ss  on  Ihe  face  ol  the  v;o 

3r'H 

T^"^  °wn°MlIl 

3l  Ihe  unhappiness  oround 

r 

shook  his  he< 

1  sadly,  gathered  his  pac 

d  liredly  , 

fl. 

Oul  ol 

le  partial  da 

:nes3  ol  a  cily  evening 

rni  n 

ughing  v/ilh 

oy  at  the  wonder  of  the 

n.  He  recalled 
3rd  all  day,  s 

D  he  asked,  -Whyaie-y 

?so 

andy 


e  Chri; 


md  Ihct 


"You  must  have  a  greal  deal  of  faith  in  Santa  Cloi 
■■Santa    Clous?' '—There's    nobody    real    that's    Sai 

Jl  you'll  give  me  presents.  Daddy:  II 
And  the  simple  man  v 

1  Ihe  Mount: 


i  Ihe  Ser 


hich  i: 


children,  he 


ood  things  to  Ihe 


TutZlug  'TJZZml  'youfull  2l'^oMu^''li,iZi  "'glo/y   Alumni  News 


The  members  of  ll 


lujia'igin,  (null  HO  aUenial'ive  but  lo  treat  these  i 

ill  .;,  jII  .Uw.nnilli   ui,.il\  <■!  tht  I'mir  Vrteiloms.  Each  iilili-     em  maioL^-  Collcfi 
ihniii^l'ix  .Ki.l  .y^r/ (;,,,/..,  //Mf/i  uiii^l'c:!  jof  coiisUleTaHati  hi  the       ""fP*'     ''*'      "'     ' 


lught  of  the  lailh  of  I 


,./  „/-;, 


r  I'trwiial  glory  hi  a     k  , 


jnlmed  and  burning  silently, 


Today— thoy  wail  no  longer! 


Jnza  llighl  to  ullimalo 


Mjltiiiju,  C1j„  of   '16.  Thci- 
JllcnJicij;  EMC, 

priiicipil    of   Ihe     Church     sc 
I-Ou;s\'illc,  Kcntuclfy. 

Si 

were  ^f^s.   Louise  WMtlior, 
M6.   and   her   husband,    Dr. 
Wilfhcr.    Aa:ompjny>ng   his 

.liTof 

THE     SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


Page  3 


g^ic,  gUcLes  CLltcr 


Girls  Entertain 
Men  in  Two  Phase 
Christmas  Program 


't,l'bc;;''^:Jir^^^^  Ihaf^Srlir^^^^^^  J4L^k£L<^k&  Soutk  Sidle 

,iins  and   diversified   life  from  Collccc    students  "could'  leatn  much     wrwlL   on   dwr^wise   men"  p"sKd  idea!  £irl?''  \Vc  tried  to  , 

iim-lothis.  Not  only  Ins  he  been  ^^^^  „,^  Aadcmj-.  to  tnnsoms— and  Christmas  trees  in  opinions   ji   possible   on 

lIi^  slates,  from  New  Mexico  to  Deleted  bespeak    . 


Clu 

b  siMcd,  , 

°'f'm*" 

'j„'.d 

s. 

r££ 

"\  iss 

E    ol 

2i 

.n  otaog, 

?5k 

brot 

lof' 

sm>  a. 

'  A>  .11  " 

Optl.    Chi 

•d  Ihe 

„    l.i  una,  lim,  (o,  hi!  mosl     w  S-nday  could  be  ■.pa.ied  more     J'    »™   ™<"«    J"!'   """I    '    ""    S"      !«  Ibt'bo,  Ba'^ra'id^m '^"djc. i"i      Nick    rht  D.sm.akitt  praidcnl  loot 
d   IMsUnu-l^hotoj^Mphy.  oflcn  ...  and  not  only  on  Sundays.     "'^''-     _,  ,  ,  once  in  a  while."  thL^  upporii.iniy  lo  prcscnl  on  behalf 

tliL.   p.iit   three   M.mmers,   Mr.     SitfiN  Uclte  Wallets  plans  to  go  honx-  to         ^^.  j„„^|;^j  j^,|,„      d^k^^  ,^  ,,,,      „t  d,,  ^„u  ,,   framed  chalk  dtawing 


m  the  „,e  of  Spanish.  «hi 
Ue,  plans  to  use  in  C  '    ' 

his  chosen  field  of  h 


I  In  Oiattanooga 


fhe  IngatltefinB  campaign  opened  '^?  1.^1  tnai  i> 

lice  than  usual,  tills  yeai— the  stath  of  ^i^hat  are  . 

r3oooerli'!i'tdaTand"so''ndav  '<^'   3'" 

'-,.   Decemhtt  6  and  7.  "Ph"- 

■  .ocding  to  Elde,  Hammill.  gen-  O.i,  Yes 

ecdalc  and  ChattanooBa  churches  'ooi^'v  nightw. 

loined  forces  in  their  elTofts  to  than   Tommy 

Hicir  combined  goal  of  S11.0Q0.  hi^fore  going  1 


lapcI  and  dining  room,      for  Chris 


In  ..0:  «e  s.opp 

cd  to  mal 

:e  a  e 

■wh, 

le  Christmas 

-  sung   by  .1 

ztAs 

■1    Jaime. 

play,' 

Wl'mt. 

''cZ.'s'imS', 

girl    IS    atlr.iclivi 

:    by    he, 

friendly 

playir 

ig  the  part  ol 

■  .1  widDUtd   1 

°iiin°'  To'  Ziri 

^el   (Span 

d.Tdt  ''of 

ir 

"?  mer';^''chi 

-i^;)!^si^iu 

iieir  "clique  '  "■  An, 

rich   ncighbo 

r  by  dispell i 

s  beautiful  by  the  s. 

.■ay  she  act 

s,  and  an 

slung  her  ol 

Id    mjid    .lum 

length  after  all  eifihl  editors 


llights  with  ; 
red  in  Ion;; 


■"Messiah"  Presented   ^         ii!  ,0,1  , 

iBy  Clioral  Group  g    |^  GET"a""riw"f  T  'h'"h 


full  of      ■■Jingle  Bell,-  by  a 


H£    SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


In  S  RKc'mirft't'slvraiil'd'iJ    Sevreiis  Attends 
,r!"i,o!pli  'Twolij'  'E    Southern  Ass'n 


Banks  Finds  N.  « 


ihcrc-  was  no  sUff  to 

jke  cturgc  of 

..^'si 

W^bJ'i 

of  .orfcT..  Sorely 
uoir,-  of  doing  »  s'« 

Sr/oA-'ioTd 

1              have    Ih"   c" 

nS™ 

■",.'" 

tnoofii'    men   and 

™ni  .'nd°lhi 

by  iJie  ,„1 
2nd  College  Slud 

of    lltt   ' 

nt:  S„ 

': 

on^tew'tiriWASfliS    Way  to  Keep  Alerl       "■;',;;"';  "i^JI^JijrHrii:".    M.V.  Bands  Working         i«"j'«SS"S'f '""•'" 


Christinas  Pageant      '^"mm,  o»  ii,c"oi™',''i  n.'n 
Presented  At 
Joint  Chib 


%    tnjJse 

in     peri 

nJ     .0*     fo, 

mostthoughlsofoof  C 

,i/'"'n 

l,bv    CI 

illa°nnoE°°  and 

thooghts  aod  follow  i 

ifl  Clougli, 

I,  i,  io 

bt-EinninB  ,1. 

c,  '.ro'lrad'e 

To'f  >;",'' 

SombTneDrd 

J.  c'cjilms;  of'ou" 

viiics  longc 
inds. 

"»"  '» 

led  by  Robert 

locky.  This  me-eiing  1 

\,  ill  . mens  10  join  Ihc  class  next         r^     Nisvall   goides   the  Spirit   of  was    Roy    £.    Larsen.    President   c 

,r   are   asailable   at   the   registrar  s     Mltsioia  Band  in  its  work  of  Ueping  "Time,  Inc."  Also,  a  svotd  »as  |ivt 

iee.  Miss  Heiser  will  tell  any  is-      j     „^^,,   „i,j,   jjg|^,^d   members   of  by  Ralph  E.  McDonald,  Director  of  I 

ing  member.  th,  conference,  writing  to  former  .to-  Higher    Edtrcalion    of    the   ^■        ' " 

denU   and   spinsoring   the   spirit   of  Edocatior,     Association      The 


Food,  Costumes 

Mark  FLC  Party  '■"  ""^ 


fcccJ  tiinJy  jppli 

Gems  from  the  Pulpit 


by  who      H'fihef   Eduntion, 

of  Governing  Boar, 
sitk^     and     Allied 
id  holds  Bible  studies.    At      Spokane,    Washington, 


belter  understand- 
fioM^K  a.Ar^u,.,,  -n  of  "'c"  B'ble.  Richard  Rimmcr'- 

lomichachcs'  jnd    the-   feeling   of     ^'^'e   Study    Band    conducts    cottigc      sitits     and     Allied 
ing  had  a  good 


linked  inseparably  h)'  i 


he  Pulpit  ^::::::,:::  ^^^bibs^  siSSHas 

Tlir   love   nf    Go,l    unfoUlt^d    in    ..  from"  knc-j'h  h,\  llr^-  M.mbr.to  was  '"'^"5'    i""""'^    ^o"    Wwterficid    as  (hutch    ^^°°^'-^^    ^^^^  ^    ,n«linp  bf - 
„...,   tnLjnmuful    «  ,v    in   ll,iyhu.di  u.n  tjl.in^  .null  sips  of  tl.t  pinkish  '^"^^^^^^^^^  ''' Hard^"phillips     i.f  ihc  membm  of  our  stUT  holpsuilo'^^f  I 
!               '■          ii    \     ■!,'     \\\\]"'"  fi^.J    .It    th."|.|urwhLrt\    didn't  jhotisl".   and    the   organist    li    Thyra  ^/^?^^^'''^^j'^^^'b^°!iljK'  o^^ 
",,,     '  ,,  ,,,.ii'  .|!,'.'/(',,"ll"ii'(  rmrru?i-'f.u'!'"','rr,rv  il""'  "^  ^^  '''^'  f^<^^^    adviser.  change    in    policici    or    >'andif< 

..'^f:-;.^ '';'-""'''";  ■'i?'o;S\i;'':";:'!'5  Letters  to  the  Editor, 

',,,      !,,'-.-'     ,'..',"."™'.|,r;,'"''  ""J  I'l"'  '■""  l'-".elh  "■  ■                           '"'         41,  .-.    i    ,.;..,':    _      Tins    columnist    .jr.lv«"^j^  I 

..,!,.       ,.    "m!,';,!"  „|i;^-,S;j"i„J""~,;,;;;,''„     ,,    ',,  ,il,-V'.r---l,  ■    ,-.-  '  -,.'j 'Um'-tm'  ''''^'""  ''™  +  JiorI»f    *«""'*  I 

,1,,,^,  "''rs''lf1o'mrof'  ™"Hto""are  »  thly^  ^™it'socrlra-'rio"omm^^^  °°"™'     l„mn  has  in  »>  <'«"'""  I 

:    '      J    ;    ■    -     ,',,-,'■',    ?i""  hnd'oft  ivho'tlS  chef  was- """*  '  it  Is  possible- '  Pl'ea^foc  the  Sake  of     Ji'pXtliy'for  Accir"  <*«"       I 


'   ^                        History  leads  in  selection  as  a  maior  rarrng  yoot  ppcr  up  ro  proiessronar                                             ,vaF»™     ■ 

All  i„  |v,,i-  I  „i„ender,  field  of  study  of  the   19-17-18  gr-rd-  "aiadards.                                                        (Ed's   note:   By   '.^^hisoaKI 

All!,,  ll.ml  i.ivlygive^  uating  class  al  Washington  Mission-  Yours  for  a  belter  paper  renecting  Charlie?   Evetj' tsvo»       ,(  ar^-^  " 

«,  1  s»r  l,„e  and  trosi  Him,  ary  College.  Biology  leads  in  selection  some  of  the  religious  activities  of  your  slides   under  the  ""'i.,,^,, 

In  H„  presenie  ,lail,  li.e.  as  a  minor.             -Tie  5/(|o«>,  tollege.                              CarlDesh  has  any  ideas,  to  " 


IHoliday  Project 
Ipunds  Needed, 
[Treasurer  Says 

ind    plans   f. 


Southern  Memories 
Plans  Big  Year, 
Staff  Declares 


id'' this  pro-  New  Science  Hall  A^Te'i.  ^wa^'^iroLcd'T  Mi"«  Dr.  David  Hoehii  ^^^  ^ 

;;2\hisr«4f.sUTf.vS"  Proposed  for  SMC  f5£5Lifm^L°rri^^^^^^  Portrays  Alaska  1^!:^  J'l^S JL^' i^^^^^^^^ 

■gift  d.r«tl>.  to  Ro5Coe  MMlc.  Irc^-  bclw<^r>  Lynn  Wood  Hall  .nd  South  '"f^^  %<,^g^^''T:!I%on,pos.d   of   .>  Jlf""^  '^9"^"-  .""^  /'l"'""   tl'^.-  ^  7"k  D.Z\l  ^ilor-in-chief  of  .1,. 

|u(CLaf_lhc_. Student  Sen....  :ind   lell  Hill,  designed  to  &U  i  Ibns.fell  n«d  ^^^  J^  ^   ^,^    g^^^,  ^  "^^^^  ^^|^^  Dr.  David   Hoclm  >I«I-J-  of  "'r'!'  "K  -.,g'  Memoric.  promised  that  Hit  book 


Eighteen  Students 
'rdained   Deacons;     with  the  dcsiBning  oi 


wkTCts  of  his  pimes  bcinfi  forced 

^«'^n''the"snow-'bl>und'^  J^tel'lo    Sccondary  Teachers 


Hold  Institute 


nhrie  Made  Elder  I2£°"''^^'"'^" ^'"' '' ^  ..^M^tfJl\o'^^^^^^^^  i^^'Eoc^ilf^ofsir''""    At  CoIIegedale 

?c'!'c'  a,d^w^r  'd   "*'""''  T^ct  Prw^dent'of  th^Sden'^c"  CluK'^Tr^ve  .    'V''L?t"lwd™  roo^li!''lhrn'''dfJd       ^^^^   TiinC  Allo^Vcd;         Un^on°"ln'^rJ"fcron'*M.e  cam^lis"" 

'KHJile    church     and    Dr'    Ambrose  ^'"   '^""'^^  *'"   ''^S'"  ^°°'^  ^°  coll«t  |"  ^^^ij  ^p^^  II    accordino  to  Giiol      R     J         *■  C     ¥  SMC  on  Dtccmbcr  I'J  to  take  part  in 

ijhric-  ^^..s  ordained  as  a  local  elder.  ""^  ^""^^  '°'  "'''  '''"i"'-  Russ.    In  this  land  of  picntf  it  is  hard      DUOgei  I^Ut  ^^  ,^^^  ^^^^^^  ^^1^  j.^  j„„i,„,i,  „„. 

I  This   ordination   brought   the   totil  m    m     y~i    tt     i  i      t  '"   imagine   that   ive  should   go  with 

lumkT   of    eldcr.s    to    fourteen    and  T.  T.  C.  Holds  LoUff  but  twelve  ounces  of  bread   in  one 

Iwons  lo  thirfy-eight,  Charge  to  the  _  ,  _   _  week  as  she  told  us  orientals  do.   Even 

■*  officers  was  read  by  Elder  Horace  Kenienibcred    hVCnt  many  of  our  workers  have  fainted  at 


led   for   studi 
ion  linan 
dcd  its  allocation  of  fm. 


:ip      by    I,.    R.    Rasmuss, 


urday  evening  of  I 


FUTIIREVENTS 

10     Elder  J.  G.   Gjording 


.ling    eight 
^  j^  ^      -" -.vidcd  among  tne  va. 


nan.      Anderson      (nev 
Jn.on  President). 
Open  night. 


■■  Elder  Kier 
nt  of  t 
litreni^ _„, 

chcrs  and  the  future      and    i 


lisplayed.  One  fitted  for.' 
ds  and  can-  A  molK 

igar.  lentils,  jng  from 

■  shipped  10  With  iliis  ihouKht  in  mtnd. 


by  Mr.  Gleison.  gave 


THE    SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


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:  dormi-         Monday 


Keioloecl 


Jolly  olc  S,nU  CIm  (Jc« 


Aficr  J   wondcrfol   dio 


(■  nj  iinivcrmt  reiollHio/i-niiikiitg  we  are  oj  the  crs  and  ai 
tmleiili  al  SMC  need  to  make  and  KEEP  at  least  il«.  Clitl 
thai  during  19-i8  we  will  itrife  la  become     ""^I'j"';, 


Jo.l  eel  a  load  o(  I 


/.,,/ ,/ ;,  .(,;/  jar  Irom  ferjcil.  Ttie  Stndcil  Scoali  will:  • 
',iii,  l„  ,/„.„■  h-Ml.-nhi/i  Mini.    II  «™/.  mr  /„/,/;»(.    , 


,e,v„/;„„  JS, 


■/  "^"""/ 


I    and    Richiid    Dicketson.    John      Mjybc  Ihcy  t 


end  of  Ihe  second  ^ 


Alumni     News 


Wayne  Tluuber 


t'jiL!^'l'm^rbc'"o"^'Xp    Holiday  Visitor 

-   .orilc    form   of   txcrcisc-      ^jg^   Gj.qwS 


News  Notes  admin^l" 

^  Dr    U    D.  Ofidtn,  dean  of  Union      '"^^^  'Jj^'' 
1-  Ogdcn  wS  rcfumiij'lo'uC  fro^      ,,,  fJJ'.t' 


.   K.  A    Wright      kom, 


found  herstlf  shoulder  d«p 
tier's  fish  pool.  It  was  dark  i 
decided  to  take  1  shod  cut. 


(jnmcnt  in  San  Diefio,  Oil-     SORRY  SIR 
student   Ralph   Craig,   here      ''=  '*  '''<^'T  sorry 


Gems  from  the  Pulpit 


ced  QuoLitions  from  i 


i  10  be  able  to  hold  its  oivn 

and    staff    nut    up    with    jt. 
yourself.  Will.  (Roget  111 


.  SOUTHERN  MEMORIES  oi 


IJ3.00  per  copy  poslpo.d) 


THIi     SOUTHERN    ACCENT 


January  9,  , 


Editors'  Piivalc  'Not    So    Wild    a        Notice  Academy 

The  Popular  Opinion  Poll  |    Lives  Revealed  Dream";  Good  Book      As  ,i,„  is„  „f  ,h.  acc,:„,  ^ 

In  Staff  Feature  -n,  smi]  bm«„  ma  curved    fnr*r'Acc"CT'' ™  u',°a'3 


Sr  Hc'h.°te"  ,u'S»"i.™n'   bof'".™  It-^.^Am"'.."' *d    Misogynist  David 
tITlL°M«°MC.  i°t';   fclSiir'nTaJL'lta''.'"    Gets  Female  View 


:;« i^vfc 'S£?Hi  3ail"S''kr*  °i-  '^■- 


LI 


111 


Ml 


Southern  Missionary  College,  Collegedalc,  Tennessee,  January  23,  lO-fS 


Mock  Jury  Declares     Miss  Evans  Sings  Sounds  of  the  Air  fXXu    \)  Q   Clu?ip',<:r.,^   7ilr>l^ 

Meat-eater  Guilty         At  Lyceum  Program      To  Be  Given  Here  z!        J^'V"  ^''^^''^^*^    '«<J^^ 

*'"^'"''°"'  ^i;:  Ji«yl-tl,^IS;'.3;  ^"^  ^^'^•^'^'^^^  ^1  College  Qoakh 


Old  Jo  t«tmc».iM  btfore 


jawrj.y   night,   Ja™.,' 


■  *""™  !;5^:^i£si'S;!ii 


;„;,    Stats,    d.tms,     altorn.,'.    c«-      Evans.  tncr  in   ih  "  prolclinn  T  ZnJ 

annnid   And)'!   ™^j^|^„"  Jj^  ^""'/;  She  lias  s=l«ltJ  ihc  followine  nnm-      f„t!,    Alice   and    Harald    Alii'!,' 


^     bj-  Liwion,  and  Biiirtl'i      ,","„'„""  in'  L  Minnt.'poiis'con'ma 
)»V  1-tot"  loiy  o(   Mu,,ic,  .and   later  ,!,«  OukIi 


!"p',.Sn™i«."»"'b'  obSin'J  M.  V.  Officers 

',  V^Ubits'comain  moat  nain-  Installed;    Cloilgll 

3r"  leanntDoisetleioldtliceouri  ChoSCIl   Leader 

Ihi  rernic  of  Ihc  animal  rtnaained 

Ibcingsbiad/.  Meal  is  acid-foaming  and  cers  olTlcially  took  up  their  respect 


No   Stranger  To    South 


^handpipc-'organaW;      ^    r\      ■       rU  "  Pr,  .1 .    W  ,1 1 M  l„.-[„- 

for  a   successful   career      ^-afsteria    LhanOeS  WV f^ 

bncourage  l-riendships  wr     i  j  r  •  • 

ert,   at    an     early     age,  ^  '^  World   (ariSIS 


.antj  numerous  bird  c 
toons  and  radio  pro 


|»lcal  add,  no  attength  to  a   persons  J,^  m,,„c  commiilee  this  semester'                 The  Aliens  use  tlaeir  os.n  speciall  ■                    """'"• 

|of   IhTstate'mcTsmidTbr'  Bobert  toder.  introduced  Bari  Cloogb, -vho  is      t"ui'l"Ih°s°fo°r^"Mu'kr°inumina'     ™ong""udmts   a.'i.r'i.,  'h'"'!, 

stand"""""""  °     '°  mess"aje.°l!lr.'ciou'eT,ntrod"ce'd  Pm.      ''■>"■                                                            Cedlnfei!"'"    "'"' " 

■  a  contact  avitli  the  count)'  f'-'ssor  Gaitens,  sponsoi,  and  associate 

f     meats     for     Hamilton  '''^slers  \fary  Lynn  Coulson,  head  of 

■ol   Hadlcy   said   that   re-  ""e  mission  bands,  Ren  Wheeler,  de- 

"mar"'  '""j"",'"'  ''^  tad°°i?'a'li7ph"i"R"a.b  ge™rai          ■Mllens  Entertain  SMC,  January  24 

tsted  in  i  recent  city-ivide  secretary. 

:d  unfit  for  consumption.  The   general    theme    of   the   short 

ring  the  evidence  of  de-'  talks   by   each    of   these   ofllceis   ivas 

aroseculion,    tlle    juiy    re-  'Greater    Heights    to    Mission    Work 

and   found  that  the  de-  this  Semester," 

«""!>■-  Each  student  was  called  upon  to  do 

%mw.   ^laik!  um£'L£j'iUdv,rn™^^^ 

proximately    eight    minutes  >oon  be  realiaed. 

o  minutcTi"-"'""''?-^"'f  ^^^'cers' Convention 
Meets  on  Campus 


Collcgcdale,  Sabbath,  Januaiy  17. 

At  the  first  of  each  year  these  con- 
vcntions  arc  lield  at  various  points.   It 


FUTCIKEVENTS 

)ai. 

24  "Sounds  of  the  Air." 

fan. 

31  Music  Dcpt-  Recital, 

l-'eb 

1  Union  Committee  Meets 

feb 

2  College  Board  Meets, 

feb. 

ti-7  Elder  Schartfenburg 

and  Temperance  Ralley, 

and  Temperance  Rally, 



mcnts  on   tl.c  Momk   bomb  jnd   llic 

.ifc  coniin;;.  I,c  slated,  when  Otlioli- 
ci-^m.  (pifitu,,h-5m.  and  economic,  psy- 
cliolojqjHl  and  palfioitc  ft'clingi  will 
iinile  a^iainit  (lie  Ad\-cntist  people, 

Qirls  to  JhV  Ddtes 
For  Ledp  I]  ear  Parlij 

arj-e,  No^'onlJTre'.hc  Joun«  I'di^-^ 


Lon^i.  The  profiram   ilsclf— 
J?  10  Mjry  Lynn  Coulson.  chief 

of  the  sliindr^,— will  luve  ^i 
It    rustic    flavor.    The    fellow.v 


rHt    SOUTHERN     A  C CENT 


Tkt  Soutke/tn   ^ecEnt 


H  Collcf.  Pollr  DiviJHm,  Doi<rth 


vdoptd  ihi  ".n"  or  "lukil-  of  slnp-     un  fm  ,  ^^^^  .,     bcjalifol  mdod,  much  „f  ,l,e  u„,.  „ 

in,  »iih  l.cr  c)o  open  duirnj  ttapti,     »"Vi°  „?!„,  ,„bi«t  thai  Jomls  to     »  =  ll  ui  J"ct  D.ml)  i„d  Bob  Kbifc, 
boh?.  Mr.  S:>'rcn5  m.dc  die  moonco.     joo  '"•^'J^'^l^  ^J^.^^,  „,  „     Yoo'II     if  Ih.,!!  luorlk  .l,.l  miiroo,cm.  W, 


,bo  voo  »oolJ     Sook. 


A-o  S.ecne.t  SMtate  PJeaie. 


„ill     hold    ,    binqoM.    All 


TllZ  9:'.'"p'°".-'"P''/'.'" 


A^  ,5.«>^^  s^au  iJjexi4^  ,j^:: -r for^^rLTSiZ  rs,"°;o^.^'is!-fu'h.fdS  £z,:'rr!S'=lr: 

'"""''"'.'''  "'     '/!''',",'.„',",'/„',,".'.,,'■  rrmort.  >;/r*  uJ.  ■'When  uHl     ,f.|k-sht  frfl  down.  !!!.°di"lle!!"°r»rnKd°io  "jin'pb'o!     «»  ""'' 

r,"('''.„  "'i  Ji '.'"""'  '"•"'■   ''1  ''■"  '""'.f'"    "N»"""S  "  ""■'  '"■"■  *''■,  *','„y  „'",'.  b°;™f,l  ™™d'      for  rhc  b>"q»»  Pl'n  1°  """'"  „lkirh"°i.'l"md°H,''rou' M,',m''l 


„,,  l.„  M  ./W,,, 
f.\,r*  f-V;J»y 


i,.,„Uch:,r  ZZli'!^'i.7m"  ^ '"""   "''  Dolierty  Modcl  A  IZ'^tettLt"  «Sd°n\V'™'l 

''"'"' "■_  ^   __^^_  Letters  To  The  Carries  Party  Goers  SLS^hUjIT^^^^^^^ 

M. -.^I!l' J''/ /r^',  .""."■'■'  Editor  ,  ?™  °°,1"?'' "■'',', 'i'sMcfr  liTotl '""'"''""'""■ 

.1/ „,/r„,/. ..; -"■-•  !:;j2,;;^r3;Lio';d?o"":    n.... ,„. o., ord.„„. .., 


y„!TO  ,«lhsl«'ii  have  bmi  hitmlal  cimigh  lo  MmJ  Ihe  o/.™    ,„,  ,,,„„,,  „f  u,,  „i.„d  of  >«  ihiol.-     


•  ■  ',  .     „,"  fC-zt-  of  ih.  do...».. 


VtSffARVlO0rUEV% 


'^ ';'';;;7,;';,;:';,;\i;;;j;';;?!;'',;I;'';;/;''''),,',\',:'r,'''' '''"'"'"""  war  on  Rum  suows 

I'"   '""!    .'         .'.'    "     ...,'  ■    ...  .  '         -U    'honld    be      ^"'-^   J   "Mm-h  of   Time.-    film   on 


/?0i4^     w    7^J^^ 


[IKS  colkvtcd  10  prove  it 
:h    intinukd    Ihat   bigger 

'  R.^ui'ily  ihc  Collegedalc 


To  people  who  don't  show  up  for     hejij  of  H 


val    of    Elder    Scharffcnbcrg 
ricnil  Confer. 


CHICAGO  WET-DRY  CO NTf ST 

r^PRIL  I -191-7 


THE     SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


Se*uan.   SketoUai, 


CLdt» 


{     I.  .^/'       °^  ""^  Philippine    hUnds,    and    the 

y^^llittUe     Inside  View  of  atholic   Controlled 

PortUfijI  were  the   films  presented   to 

I'itionU  Kehl°ns''cinh  t  ""  ""'" 
;nd'd;rtor*e''iev"n'      niSnn.',"'irin'^i-t»»'w^^^^^^^ 


I.  R.  C.  Presents  Too  Cold  for  Mules; 

Films  on  World  Party   Plays  Coolie 

n..    On  INiglit  of  Thrills 


e  not.  The>-  ivalkcd  over,  and  fro 
;w  tepor le  cirls  had  cold  f.ic 


Kctn-minded  expert  on  journalism,  leRe.  iviost  college  activities  have  taecn  last  issue  of  the  Accent,  -"i  --"■"■  .[; :'  "-*""  ""  -  '■."*'"  planned  for  a  house  part)-— even  dress 

lirliamentaty  procedures,  and  extend-  sacrificed  foe  this  hohby— which  may  Daschuno  to  mak-  a  pla«  amonc"tht  f"T',ind  ~     ■^""  ^"^^"  '"''  '"  P-'c'^'P^'e  in 

[  T.fc 'ictol    vvoIk'joreEmple,  last  year,  however,  he  found  lime  i>e™er  Ches"let  hehas  b«n  'rii&K  *"Jo„S  fs  'j'plpuhiion  of  lO^i  '  '"'"'i  """  ""  "  S'""'  "  ""  "'^ 

bliio  public  schools.  Mount  Vernon  to  be  general  secrclar,-  of  the  Sabbath  around  is  really  two  cars  long      He  i||i,eraq"  accirding   to    lb"     'insitle  ™" ^.'"'"'^-■""Iher  spill.     At  the 

f  Clevehnd.  Ohio,  Washington  Mis.  president    of    the    Married    Co'upTe"  aro"  d  Tn*°(  ?)  """'"' *"     '""'  i^''S26'^is%°oick!y*'o"'-errtlnl'iTO'"fhi"  ''""    '"^ .  ""    I-'l""ns    gr.iciou'i 


Dyke  ind  Spcncct  College,   being 
ualional  b^ck^round.  An  eager,  in- 

value,  bo 
subjects 

t'h'i"  a'dvicI?io"iny  minislm'J 
s   111  lake  all   the  education 

live  of  two  of  1  kind.    Bobs  D.r 
and    Rirkt.    seem    lo    bolh    luve 

February  8.  will  someone  please 

course  he  already  has  one,  (he  cjain- 
but  he  want!    Ihe  same   privilefic 
saying  "I'm  sorry,  but  I  already  h 

...  Open  night  a  week  ago 

freezinq  weilher.  The  cold'air  lo 
were  all  for  it,  but  farm  manager  P 

nell           Following    the    film,    a    letter    was 

^"    Debate  Cliib  Votes 
„y    Against   Exams 

*':      Saturday  night,  Januari'  17:  Resolved: 
°'     Examinations  Should  Be  Abolished  in 
^^^      College  Courses.      Upholding  "popu. 

John  Spencer  Darnall  and  Robcfl  Al- 

3ne      ncg.ilive  side  w.is  it-prtscnItJ  by  Rob- 

^t.      decisions.    It  seems  (hat  popular  op/n- 

helpful   by  sc 
ing  to  explai 

gethcr  at  Fie 
an;-  .pills,  bu 
spills,  did  r  s 

v.ng  water— he   sp.ll 
'..Elf.v.,^  Mull  «id  h 

illlig 

d 

oin^s.   TdXiJiw'r'' 
y?     Tlicv  found  out 

e  competition. 

on  (l.c\ub,Ck~ 

window.?   jrc   there 
oir-ce.' 

OxcUance 

|C  L  Bauer  oresidentofiliebZ'd    'i?m?m    „,„.  ,  J    1,      ,i        family  for  it  was  on  thai  date  thai  ihe     d'eg;nmtic;n"'staru' amr'm.'rfJcT  be' 

If  IrusteeTaaisled  i "tchitecTw  R       War "    Earfei  Tt  CoSia  Ha'l  Sa"     °''''"'  '''"''""  '"""  P""'""''  "'  '"''     S>«  to  slide-    Sure  victory  awaiis  all 


urday  evening,  January  24,     Dorothy 


fC'Iliric  unto7'coii'j'b'nd    a  °M,"'b,J!',in''"r'si°Ii^«hfcii™d^    Miller  Replays 

1?,.'^"';;   ^^'.^    leadership     of     Mr.      -Rebels'  Retreat."  Behind  this  door  is      PianO     SelcCtioi 


of     Mr! 

-Rebels'  Retreat.- 

Behind  this  doo,  is 

Piano  Selections 

"uMoes'^o 

nl""st,ri?n"e3'''Timc.'is 

Jty  who  mtrcaled  help  from  God 

that 

ional,  and 

Tyson  and  Roy  M 

"W     h    H  h       s                     d 

about  to 

un  out  on  us.  If  the  mission 

and  Cud. 

mr,,"™,'' 

M,-r°dn"McSibe^! 

arles    Dillon    and 

is"to''ci;[ 

Cliicago)  and  liis  follow-ers 

last  place  the  Diblc°fav'erth°"seve 

Tile 

he-ad  of  SMCs  music  department,   in 

d  recently 

"etnS^a'ESt 

of  Raymond  Casey-, 

chapel  on  Januar>-  I-l. 

Bcheving  the  theory  Ihat  people  like 

g™e'i,"d 

Eb'ofm°e',i-'l^o°','"th°S 

sea  of  glass  singfng  the  ,„„g  „f 

"':. 

n^'*Bea"h 

w°a','TOis"ted''b"''Ge" 

aldyne  Kelly,  vio- 

''  alotSrTnm"  Most"'  Z 

with    Ite   benighted    will   aid   gr 

ally 

^j'ofi;!!!;^ 

ung,  accompanist, 

Japan  or  India  >  Will   it  bc- 
ncement  of  the  blight  and 

and'SrSoT^'fi'^r'JT 

ou. 

chapel. 

land  of  e 

eriasting  day,  or  n-ill  it  be 

THE     SOUTHERN    ACCENT 


Accent  On  The  Academy 


The  Accent  S/«J  h  Uffy  to  ueUome  hilc  in  ra,,i,  the  mu' 
Ae<,dem\  Eilitor,  Mn.  Beatrice  liaiiley.  The  AcaiSemy  students 
tclJel  ,.„  i«,t,«y  19.  tooted  ,„„„i„,o,„ly  lor  Mr,.  Hadley  to 
talte  over  the  retfamibility  oj  editor  oj  tl>e  "AcCBNT  on  the  /Ita- 

\re  know  that  with  tite  help  oj  every  Aeadeviy  student  she 
win  he  Me  to  make  tliis  the  oiilstanding  section  oj  tise  Jiaper. 
We.  the  ACCENT  Stal,  pledge  otir  jitll  sitpporl  to  Mrs.  Hndley 
as  she  takes  on  tlsis  tHjJietilt  task — E.H.W. 

Qjacui&iatitui  Kjetf  SrAientud 

ylt(or,K»s  /"  Afr.  Welrster  to  coojterate  is  to  ac 

i,.„,itu,       in  dliliraliriate  svnonvin,  especially  in  otir  - 

*■,"/:,<,■,,    'L,li,er     These  deftnltions  pretty  well  sttm  t,p 

.nn  tridy  and  the  new  Academy  Accmr  iiatl. 

u  ,  -'..'.  aljcad  oj  IIS,  and  we  are  cottiiting  on  yon  to 

/„„  /„ ,  r''„',i  „/  ,„„-,idal.  S"  mnci,  so  that  it  has  almost  ™/™=J^'Jj 

,  I/,'.,/"  "  /  ,  (■.  m.il ,  thi^'a  new  paper  for  a  new  year.  Send  »<  ''"' 
:„„„v„n  „.,.,/  ;»  the  paper.  Let  the  jolt,  hack  home  know  that 
,„„.,.,   .I.ong  u.methiagin  the  way  oj  jonrnalistic  ejlnrts.  -/  // 

/,  ,.,„  I.r.lt,  boring  to  read  time  ajter  time  what  a  small 
„,J,„\, Links  ,d,„„t  the  news.  //  we  are  to  cndintw  .»  /*.. 
downward  bath,  instead  o{  having  the  "ACCENT  on  the  Academy" 
we  mii;ht  well  change  the  title  to  "One  Reporter's  Views  o»  the 


Exams  Over; 
Everyone    Happy? 


nnJcWion'-iJc'ind^el,!^  ".dative  »/  on,  .indent  body    There  is 
!,",,',  1"/,";";'  merlL  jm,!.    Tin  Ihing  to  do  is  to  bnekle  down 


ml  del.n„.ly  , 


S  M" 


<9e*mtu*ie       -  Maiadute       - 

t^nluoldiai  Ji/lutte/Un^ 

I    „     ,,:(nlin  SrnWART  AKEHS  AND  Earl  OSBOBN 


Sliidenis  Give   Ideas 
For  Improving 
Chapel    Programs 


Veterans  Show  Film 
'  '     Operation  Snowball 

OpLriimn  Snovvball  was  the  film 
II    <        r'^^  nkd  b)  ilie  Collcficdalc  Veterans 

This  film  was  the  slot)-  of  the  most 
ing  the  recent  cxcutsion  to  Little  Amciica  iti 
:lcomc,  the  Antatctic.-  A  Nas^  task  foKc 
a  good     pholO}traphcd  and  mapped  pottions  of 


holding  of  olficcrs  among  a 

j'tn'talent  haVan'opportunit}'  of  e\-  j^    ^^^  "^^I'^'^J^'^f 'l";'!  ' 

mis.ns  *e^  J  I  'lira.  J";™";  ^^  u  I  sec  it.  is  to  edncaio  i 

Lxn  an  oppoilunity  to  serve.  1°  '''^  '^'^£f=^  '""a'  iW  "■ 

,  .  .  Edna  Earle  Slewatt  ^^^   ^^^  ^^   ^^  ^^^^^^  ^^J' 


Alumni     News 


If  jou  .houU  jJJrisi  a  kllcr  to  Duughtcr 
^((l  G  I  Hjz,ird  m  iKL  of  G  I  li<n  W^.  . 
Hizird   CPC   GHy   SCAP   SPO   No  Dc,i_Lm 


diiUren  to  join  her  husband  in  Jap.in  ing  to 

Mrj    Chnstcnstn,   local    in!  " ' 

Trench  and  home  economic; 
of  Lota 


Seventh  dn  AJ^cn^,  ( 
Ions  A«jm  InJ  i 
happi.nmB'^  in  India  and 


ShiT  is" takin "graduate  *otl.  pccpara  Wh>   ""  J^^JJ'^^J;,"'^!!'^ w^l 

sm'd-.m    nuJ"u  Tr'thc  'rlorida    Sam  is  the  ""^^^'^^^   ^'j^   ^'^Ti  "o'^'*' I 

Vc  were  sorn  to  learn  of  the  death  funfile  o" '•"^  ,''■'>. '°  Crsl's  »c«  if  I 

of  Dr.  Charles  Cogfiin  in  California.  Jm  and  l.'Ai-  ff^      ^^^    nulf^  I 

He  and  his  wife  were  students  here  centiv    '"""""i^^  „„  „|,d  m  "^  I 

at  Southern  Junior  College  foe  se^■era[  Florida,  church.  «  =  "  J"  -^^  Inj?*  I 

rears.  that  his  church  IU5  "     .^  ^^^.^^  | 

It    may    be    tliat    some    who    read  '=""«,?'*')''-„  Miami  «'"' 

ihcsc  lines  are  interested  in  aviation,  fp^cd  '"  ''j'P'"^  ^' „  funds. 

If  .hat  is  ime.  drop  in  to  see  Fay  000  drive  for  mission 


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Southern  Missionary  College,  Collegedale,  Tenneist-c,  Ftt 


iTabernficle  Fire  Faculty  "Artists"  Hoard  And  Fiil'ulty  Elder  George  Vandcman 

hnZT  *"■'"'"'■     ^rJi'f^'^s'T    ^'f'"'"^'"'"''!^'"'      Holds  Theology  Workshop 
u$3000  Damage  m,  Li  ™l/c   !f°Ld  ,n      Elder  V.  G.  Anderson  °^      Tv^..»o..v.p 


idcrson.  on  Sun-  gen, 
H-,  tht  Vinous  ■  .iriisis-      j^j-  evening,  Fcbrujcy  I.  Present  were 

:lt>-  vvint  thiouch  thur     j|i  (|,e  members  of  the  Union  Con-  Eldi 

j;reM     spiril,     if    nol      ferencc  Committee,  the  college  boird,  tion 

nd  the  fitcultj-  and  staff  of  the  tollcge.  thee 

A  ptvignsm  was  presented  bv  the  

dtj-    centeted    around 

■ompaniedb,'" 


noke  toming  from  the  fur-  Highlight,  of  th 

1   in   the  right   front  of  the  Doiothy    Evans' 

a,   1    thought   that   it   was   a 


Luckily  I 


arly  Col 


1,1     Show  Importance 
cent   Of  Religion 

the         The  study  of  science  in  rehtion  to 


d  by  a  con.     side  were  given  by  Mrs 


study  , 


Sfc"alv"ij'c-'«i''mmtt?wa"      "S*.""""-    "Hitet's'  ■Prn'lo^;  and  yellow,  i  "K"n!'th"' m^jest, 

Hc,rsto'b?Bansj;;S-™?oa°,Tfi;      ["?  L."Tch!,"n. ''iljr' n  M.V.'S  OepiCt  CilineSE  "v     ,1-"    iHu-i 

'"Tliirt,  minutes  after  the  hghting  had      "^  Also°p,„c.ted  ,„  the  program  were  WOFShip    iP    ChapBl  X"''.-!-''"''" "i'l 

TbeiXct'ieM       played  ■'Day  is  Done,"  and  Elder  Jen-  jeiiict'd''a'chmeL  Ts°orT.'p'st^e'Tf  ''^'j !'"■' 'd"*^'l 

I  Ue  blaze  started  from  the  ov^-r-     "^"  *''"  '"''  """^  ^"'^'^  an  ancestral  shrine  in  chapel  on  Janu-  °badmv"of"lumir 

'J  ™"""S'ol"Had\-rTb"      TTlcHan    "Orchestra"  countered  by  !;  mis,i<>na,y,  Drew'Tur-  ., '!".t"°'_"-  ," 

§■■■■' ---r'|.e,.u,eofthe'h»ardous     Sct  FOC  Sundi3y 

1ST    SctruT^dsTmiTto^'ure':  JL^f.^J^loV'Na'ti^'S'f  ata  ^^'dr™ 'togS,,;,'; "'.i«" """'    Scharffenberg  To 

n      good  time  M  iItc  fotlhcoming  Accent  [ourney  onoc  a  ycjt  ro  pay  tfibulc  to  He  gave  quolalions  from  (lie  ipir.l      ...    .,      -j. 

,rt)'.   This  shjndie.   10   be   presented  the   spirit,'!   it   their   anccslrjl    sluinc.  of  PropheC)'  advocating   the  sluJy  of      VrSlt      I  efTlperanCe 

'li,  is^^":^  '■  -irrutr"  "TiriSi^'rT".!:;':  t  ;!;;r,hc.  rpir.ii?o';°;;,Ar;ei,t.'"""" '"  Program  Here 

positions  to  be  filled  i^the  MeHan  of^^  mTn.  '^Becomin^"'intcresIed,'°the  of''"'ni'luJe'^T^'  an'"i^fluencc"'on'''tl'rc      'sr*>h^  il  (l.TdupelToiiModav 

iphony.   For  instance,   the  Micstco  Chinese  hstened  intently  to  the  Chns-  mini-stcr  to  win  more  souls  for  Christ,      stirring  mcss,i;;e  on  Temperance 


linjiion,  who  b 

<   explained    I 


of      ^"bjccts  need  ,0  b 


n.if, 

-hop  Elder  \ 

.r..i\, 

various  pha 

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FiSei 

r"z;;"ii*i; 

aught 
logy  a 

vangeltsm 

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TI^E   Soutkeiin   «i4cc£nt 


THE     SOUTHERN     ACCENT 

Chatter  1 


Charlie      J  i-J»- '  Md...  h 


Benio^    Shetckzi 


jlong  ill 
iuddtnl)- 

h'":"D^r's,Si 

raw 

rt°'™: 

EUiM  >"> 

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nul"b«to„'i 

supply  II 

ITcbsrio  bieak  Ihc  m 

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hiViid 

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H':^ 

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uVl<:no.",''o 

Aj  /9/  /  ij„-„r,.«  lO^i'^and   1944  honored  Mclvin  by     ">  "''ftv  quarlcis.    Also  wli>U- ,n  high 

i„  , ad)  *«  ™r  , mreV.nCocfc.cn      Wb  !"«■    *  k"' t^"  P'f  ™' ,°/         From    Oklahoma    ,o    M.d„o„    to 

7v„. r„„;/«™'/"" -■» "'.  '■'''."'■'•'•■  '■■»  '""'s'" '" ""■  '""•  r^'";7S"tataS^.„'S~1  'ioa"rc'.irti,!^- 'sS^.i ^^-  «■"-■. =N.b™k, (uoio„coii,,.;'; 


iosily  md  love  of  tmd  led  him— sir 

wife  persuaded  him  lo  g»        ^^^^^     ^^    ..._,„„     „.    . ,, 

r  ^r^^^'^l^^  ^'J^yj^,Jl°J!:     Union.  onc'jVPUC.  Tnd  "oV't^o  u  j 


i.,r  lime.  Ilicy   decided  lo  use  powd<.-,<.-d   Wg 

-,..  „«  ,„„,„.« ,,;« *.  t'i°";:,^»u'=:'p"ib';'s™ 

f-rZ/'V  fd«jc.    r/w/  we  may     ^^^^  ^^  ^^j,  „f  ,1,^  ^^^  lo^cf  clat 
„l  «  "jJio;,/  »;  ilmJmh."      men. 

//.Ri  A,  „„„ 

,'   Tlial-s  aarlie,  folb.  On  iJic  bi 


„<™,on  ,0  J.  Sf.n«r  Cnall,  ol 


Al^uukam  Jlincoin 

rvhrmiry  12  marki  ihv  birth  of  jierhajis  ibc  grealesi  Anierieaii  l^'\^'^l^l^^J^l^^^^^^^^^"!''^  ^  ^"^ 
,.j  ,ill  lime.   The  rite  from  a  humble  hirlh  lo  the  prcslige  of  Ihe 

Pri-uiiiDl  III  the  Ihilleil  Stulet  rvhreseiili  in  every  ashed  the  symbol  «,         c.     j       i    t:'          n 

,!!    \mZ-2^                                ohfmlmnlx     llh  life  hus  been  au  NcW  StudeiltS  Etiroll 

iiniuuiiiou  /<.  ihf.,n.,„<h.  //  iu,i  m;iii">,'.  oj  ir,,j'.m-hi-iiig  people  Foi"  Tliis  Scmester 

-/. I  "■..' '" .' --I "- "  ■■/"■•'■" '  )'■■"'»"'  /"' ""■  ^, , „„,„,  „,„„ , ,, . , . 


nk  ilith  iictv  imhht  hllo  Ihe         Ashlock.  Eva  Lynn.  Indi 
Dulterfidd.  Htrbcct.  Ohj. 

k.  broui,.  or  xcllou:  is  a  crea-         ?"„%'  S;.,?'F|nrid? 


Oxciiapice 


his  i<h;ils.  '^"tt'^r.  botolhy, 

To  a  world  primarily  coHcerued  with  power  politics  Vwcolu  ^^m': Ght  W^'^MA,^^,  Nino  htartini.  Metropolitan' S^n'^'Tlroducins  a  type  of  P-°f"^^'^I 

Stands,  and  is  honored,  as  a  great  Americaii  and  a  great  world  Griffith,  niJtidgf,  Ollfornia  Compiny  lenor  of  New  York,  will  be     lo  Washington  Missionirj-'-o'i^fr^-^  ■ 

■■■-   •!  whose  personal  ideals  could  lemficr  an  afflicted  globe.  HolJtn.  Cjmillt,  Louisiana  presented  in  College  Hall  ii  La  Sietra      Brojdcasling  ''ep"'"'^^^'*^  !j-"f,,kjJ  I 


C.D.H. 


fion?  Ille  wilkT'o"  the'  amVu.  aft«     ^y,  '"'''1''"^  'l,'"'  .^'"S"^  ^""^  "?'" 


n  of  fans  , 


,   Colum' 


Norris,  Okie)-  Carter,  Flofi 
Peterson,  Gerald.  New  Yorl 


Velim.n.  Frederick,  Florida 


i  people  who  refuse  to  obey  Ihc         Ward.  Mildred,  ' 


THE     SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


7L  GaOel  Kaj>s 


Histoid   Clabs 
Fight<i  Cnil  W» 


I.B.C.  Picks  Coll^j 


Sno«   Blizzaid  1  at  L>im  Relmi 

F  LTp,„s  thiT'mTmtrr  iL   Woi'st  111  55  Ycai's       Fi  om  India 


I  be  avoided  until 

(led: 

Unilcd  Sintcs  larn 


nol   only   iolellttlo.il,.. 
.ouLI,. 

Veterans'  Club  Thrc 


Tl.e  eeeoioe  aod  ntjl.t  or  Jion.,,- 

.vorst  ■■blizwrd"  e.vpetieneed  in  fifty- 
five  yMts,  Climjxing  an  afternoon  of       H  'ni.Kht  K   .al 


I  Ofcrrs  of  the  IRC  Clob  chosen  for     2  "  „,^.  b    ,^^t    ,  l?    S  ?  T       •'"'<'■  "  '"■"'■  >•"'''■>  «"  ""  '""P"*  'I'"      f":  ''I' '"■"■','"8  >^'>"' ''"'  '"l  I"'. 

Lnd  semester    formioo  the  e>etu-     """'"'"I  1>1-  comfortable  old  clothes         Unprepared  as  it  was    Colleeedale     '  years  absence  dorioe  wind,  she  cir-      '"•>  'nfiltratcJ  into  the  last  slronshold 
L  committee  kre:  and  active  james.  was  totally  overcome  by  tins  new  ex-     cleJ  the  svorld  for  Ike  second  time  of  the  C  F.  A„  and  even  gained  the 


:  Hcatls  Camera 

ns  Sat"rday"nisht.  'lli,m^°°2l 
lom  30}  of  Lynn  Wood  Hall. 


Jan.  confidence  of  some    (not  many)    of 

^y  IJj'f ""'"" 

-dected      mother,"  explainine  that,  It  last,  she     transport,  she  explained.  The  cabins  ^olsom.  and   in 'no 

ttte  and  com-      had  seen  snosv-  are  in  dormitory  style,  each  ccampart-  ^^]^'  '^"rcrs  of  th 

entertainment,         J-  Spencer  Darnall  and  his  room-      roeot  holdinj;  about  13  bunks.  ^'^  promptly  move 
indcr    dors    to 


llegiancc  was  quid 
f  Special  Agent  George 


Marshall   Dyer,    president;    Harold      1°*"'     "'"     ''''l''"' 


"iSsmranll'lm'in  Ihfsnow  ex'     Tempcrani 

hibitins  their  childish  Bloss.  TSuh.  .  .  (C„„,'„,„.l  f,o,„  f,,,e  1)  eallyJ.elli.ecreM 

plioninlTbeir'™";  sup°pV  O™,      ff'S-.""'  '''\V''!    .    '',"'  ''", ''r'  '* 


snow-bound  for  the  ne 
After  the  first  shotk 


Sxihrie  Having 


I" '^f'"''"'  Busy  "Rest"  JElff  i!?''?l'^F    ^-S^i^'^5Ci£lr 

Lot  of  the  Scie".e  and  Mathelfcs  Dr.    Ambrose    L,   Suhrie,    resident  and  resoorces  in  the  construction  of     Jl™  "'  "'»  O"'"!')'  E""s,  of  the  thilll  the  remlininj  .Stople.  wStJ 

|ub  for  the  second   semester  at  the  edocational  consoltanl.  who  is  spend-  an    eiebl-foot    sled    designed    to  be     fol kg'  music  f.icuhy      A  move  o„  „„    ,„,„„,|.    ^    j„„^,S-„|    ^^J^^ 

■eettng  on  Saturday  esening,  Januaiy  mg  January  and  Febnaaty  m  Florida,  pulled  by  Richard  s  Cushman,                   siVj.'^o  !,;i^  „,.i^  i      ,  ,i            '"'°"'  ^i'Wrcw   their   |.otcntial   opposition. 

B-  writes  that  be  IS  well  and  happy  m  the  /^      ■■      ri            ■                            siraiion  ssdl  round  nut  tl.e  program,  and  the  battle  laged, 

|».«rmg^Pr.sident  Richard  Dicker-  ™  ^S '■;,„;~:':f  ^X^''  Qialk    DraWmg                    J„„iorClaSS  Tlis      initial      disadvantage      was 

f  A  model  of  .r'prrposed  scieoce  ''•';"""  -j/'Sl'l,""  ""^  ^^'^^^     Organizcd                 OffiCCrS     ChoSCn  rmbe'„,*"t,;"n    Sion"'  IZli 


ainst  three  millioo  a 


iBrmaLra  t?D'u'Kha!il'the",Mi!'S     ''»"  '"'>  "  ""  ""i°"  »'  Forest'Lte     of  the  course,  whieh'will  lasrfo!°eig°ht  VtJ '"prei'dcnt— Ihnmi'e  Lou""'     ma°tch'''fn',°',2'  Z'  'H'.f^tW  ' 

lateS  If  constZi  the  moie?  Academy  who   plan   to  attend   SMC      weeks.     The  class  meets  every  sSn-  Wesierfield  match   for  any  five  misspelled   Yan- 


-Gordon  Sehlenke 


College   Publicity 
ilni   Produced 


Gems  from  the  Pulpit      '  College  Day  Planned  i::f;zz:viL'ZJtd 

" By       student       Senate  Kvc-n  the  C  r.  a.  s,nd  Union  n.viw 


icrc  were  scenes  in  it  whkh  could  ■'Tlii;  study  of  natuic  and  its  phc-      definite  proportions  of  compounds  the 

"aptcd  and  used  in  the  ntw  film,      nomtna   wili   bolster   the   ministry   of      student  can  readily  perceive  that  God 


and  lii^li  school  seniors  in  llic  South-  And  so  it  went-  Ev^n  with  General 

ern  Union  art  asked  to  watch  the  Ac-      Schneider's   help   the-   battle   mu«    in. 
crNT  for  further  information  regard-      variably  fjll  lo  (he  Soul!,  as  it  did  thai 


«  of  the  film  in  local  (huf 


THE     SOUTHERN     ACCE> 


Accent  On  The  Academy 


IJie.    VAkif  &.cUoei,  .  .  . 


Future  Teachers 

,      ,            ,    .                 ,      ,  ,            ,     .„  .,  Fill  Ranks  From 

thii,  tin'  n'jr  19  is,  /j  yoiifi,  yours  for  tt'hal  yon  can  do  with  il. 

anil  yr.nri  \oru'lM  you  mil  do  wilb  II.  Yon  can  improm  omr  your  Collegedale    Acad. 
pail  year's  record,  or  yon  can  go  and  do  nothing  for  yourself  or  for 

your  God.  M„„..MlK.  .~l.nl...l'"l!..- 

Slof)  a  niomenl!  Did  yon  fintih  alt  the  things  yon  slurud  in  A.  nl.riiy   hi>'-    ihl  ^r 

:\1 .  csfieclalty  all  the  ll'hiiis  yui  started  uihen  the  goiot^  te^s  l.-.u^h:-  ''■'''  '-^'  "irix.'n'  rii     ,        - 

U'erc  all  your  lolelle.loj  il.iovs  ahove  arerar,.  and  i.,rc  M  vor  j^/,  „;„„  T.-,d;u,  u]  A,;,-,   -  '- 

i^ether  ^alisjied  mil     ■'  ■                         ii                                          :■->,  A^  Mjfy  Lynn  Coulson  (lepped  10 

'"ee"'oiu''lodo'!Ji!'„io  ^..li.    (»/!,                |...       "  S  "^^1""''^'' Fr'™ 

The  Bright  Side  ;.°,"l":;:i,un";ij''bZ^'i£ 


7         .      .  ,    ,  ,.  VJIq,   Kcn„,.kv    ,.,d,    ;To«Mnsn 

ccc^i-itt'ittttc      -         Masculine   -^  m", ^"'21^"°" „.■„,„  m,,,, 

=  '^tu'.'iUu.t  Mutterings  '':*Im7i™ "oI;,;"'t:!Z '-'■  f'lS 


I  Tlie  Popular  Opinion  Poll 


S.  M.  C.  Seventh  X-Ray  Unit 

In   Size  Examines  Students  j 

ing  o!  college  presidents  U  Union  Col-      ^n'ryj^^ry^^-i^aod  ^"byTl-e  Him"J-| 


'riglit  give  ilie 


xke  Eclitor's  Sonq  B  ^ 


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luthecn  Miwionacy  Cont.-f;(.-.  Collcgedaic,  Tt-nncwee.  Fcbri 


llemperance  Society      Atcent  Ciimpaiyn 
(stages  Drive  For  Victors  Honored 

Iproliibition  in  Community  s^^)s;z^ts:xt 


Kon-Til<i   Leader 
Sliows  Film  On 
Raft  Voyage 


Tsabbiih  "f^rnw^forum,  and      Nctwofk. 
oitation  of  the  ■■Prisoner  of  (he        ■    The  long-deli> 
moek-lrial,  (he  soeiely  hit  hard      supper     t 


itliarKenbetj  Prisoner  mcST'  "ji 

V\he"prTsoneJ°Th'e' jndjl  wis  He^js  Homec  Brow„."ja£  Atkins P..,™  lt.n.Tll.i°p,.',?;m."       "^"  ' I.r'^intZ'' Z°*.t'™l!''"r.'' «'"« 

,i.  suttTobe"  RoKh' p'resideni  Aidrich"Tnd  V,T,ice  H.dTe,.  ."d  CoLpotteur  Club       Defln  Sevrcns  Lflutls  E  i«kV™arhr*!ltaS; 

■of  the  iyciLi:luriw.  .latd  15  de/enst  Bobbye     Swofford      li      Homer     and  --, .                    g,                          .                  t^           •   .           .»        «           .  i,   ,  r  i 

1.110™,  ,od  Ben  wh„ie,.  i,e,so,e,  Henr,-'s^p'i  «ends.  Tht  ^,,,i^  GmcT  SyiTtpostumr  Teoching  ProfessioiT      '  ","; '■'    ■ ,„ 

|ot"ihr ^m" w«'  <.;o',t/  A>ldock!  °i'<^f^^'° tb'-v ">«  »"t°'o "i"  the  Ha^S''rd''RotorDinJii*''p ™  ^t  Dedicatioii  ServicB  li„"V,!: ,               '  ','','',""" 

'*      '!»"«'""'      '■>:/'«  ''ll^nl'^pe-ake,    on     S.bha.h     w.s      »"  V^  &1,1'7;    lii^JS    the  5;;|;ed''lfa,rW.'''jip"men,'™e  siJ 


iqnot  indosti,'  and 


jcorge    Ashlock    included    in    his      hy  Ottili 


..'Ireiir^rS  I'ThV^Sd    On  Revenge  ■■'r'r"y^''f''n'"' 


iquor.    if    con- 

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Don    WoodjII    emphi 


'right    in    clupcl    Mondaj-.      lories;"   Donild 
High  CosI  o(      Woolscj-. 


'pSwWinriiL'^^^^       Panorama    of       ,,^J^,   ,^;j  ^^"„   h/done  Ig   ih^body      Guinevere     Ellis,      Donald      Hollnnd!      ^'"l;,','",;  '"    '    1     !,    ,     '  i""' 

The  chapel  prognm  w.s  ilso  pre-       ["^Id'^^MfutSons'^^n    d"scrf?ionrof      S^^e^^'A^o'"/  m":  '"'^  T  ^'''!'"'       r'-la/l.'  ii..  ....'l.r  ,>,'i,MM„r. 


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;rcEo'„ 'to%h'l'" to"  mac,  ,""  *S 'oTaS' dib!''Ge''o°s""Asi*;k,  Muslc  Mstructors  lo  Present  ^l"'!.''!"' "'"."';: ";  '"■"'■. 

i!'"m°hish'f*V?h?'stfa?irpr,°  ;,"/ °„';„'J'°''"'>^  "P"""""K " ''!"■  CoHcerl  Saturday  Niglil  "■■"!■  ■■        '          " 

■n,e  best  way  to  jel  rid  of  an  enem,  r.,j             _                 „,  ,.^         i,       „       ,                   ,     „  '■'■Ill'f;f       \~llll.fl> 

is  10  make  a  friend  of  him,  tldcr     LOOII    HlaHS  Elkn  H.irllmol  iV  joikeJ  m„,,t  i"  Talli.S      Oil      P|- 

Sophofnore  Class  Spiritual  Revival  L;rw„;V'^'T™sn„rd'iroU''  g,o,.   am  k      1    '     h 

Eleclis  Officers  ,„™,',„, WZi  "rV'^     „        ,            '  ?«v ''Sni  L,"  ^.,7", ^r 


em    finflisl 


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ihc  Khwi' SMr,''and"nionw5r'''jun(!  July'"' 
»ry  College,  CollcfM"'^           "^',0        1 

v?i'!Sti"vrmif!T 

It*i  beyond  us  to  explun  why 


iihout      boys  of  Souih  Hall  w*r 

"      '"  ""  ""'iji,',  „  brbold.    Fir  once     Both  mother  and  din|hto  ;,j' 'J  1 


Whether  they'lUdmit  it  or  not,  ihe  the  male  "^/.'''*,"   """  ,„"'"%h ""'/''  S'^sing  nicely.     Frank  is  doing  ^^.n 

fnllowme  voune  bdics  became  one  siartlinfily  attired   than  were  the  fc-  also, 

■eat  oldei  the  other  day:  Jimmie  laan  males.  Oh,  a  feu'  of  the  damsels  did  A  Birthday  Parti- 

Westerfield,     Bette    Walters,     Duae  surpass  some  of  the      J'M".  °"j|'"V^.  ^'^^  a  suiprise  for  Edith  Pleasant, 

Reader,    and     Betty    Howard.      The  of  costume  and  color  comtanalion,  out  „„    jj„„         j,     ^^    ,                »o 

eabennj  tli.t  took  o.er  Miss  Parliti's  we're  taltinj  about  the  boys  in  gen-  Yellow  House  helped  to  make  it  . 

Te^r  l:«tn"ilj"rtl«'e  ih-ngo""  Where%oold°'yo»  find  a  toatedo  that  °'„^    Ji.yJ'j    aid'''°hL,''"kke'"°''' 

Speaking    of    pa,lie>,    tlKyre^  stdl  wouldjomjn.e  Jj^J^JJ™  °f;|';",''  «r>"l-   Hith   managed   to   bio,  i, 

'ama  gSojeZXirm   lhe"'parbl  GeorgV'sJInCe!''  ™  "eqoIlT  .«li  „7]"„L'^'S'!' i°L   Evat  ij""'" 

'"Ti™°n™'p?,ig"'p>nE   ""e   »   *■  tThair,  o?»t°thihr=imil'riy  im-  Jas"  ™  *;;Khi''w';rha°°'*'''' 


too.  We'll  soon  be  developing 
of  cKpeil  wielders 
paddles,  no  doubt. 


?amily-  givei  by  RuihRirh 


lAjA3A3j&e!  BaikaUu^  ""iHi^iEi^^Ez"!!  slf^HHiHdSfiis^o  Snt!ptSBvltS3' 

77,,    „'     „/,t,,.      -Il  „;<    /.-.t,,   ,""'/('.  «.«'  "»•   -"'*"  «■«'     ">»l    '""=°""  »'"  a  •I""'   '"■      hi,p,estisehythepricether.ou-S25  wa'rt'he'"S'e  IT"' i'  7'". 

,/„,„,.„   /,„   „.„.■■  /..„  I '„""f'«  ",  /■,'..•  "I  CollegMe  iheUl     ;Xfc' '"si,",  all'^Ss  d'1  "SmeiieT  meSioit     w'heTa  grill   From  all  repirts  the  waS:i  i;',. 

■  ■    '  a-J  ■■  •'■^-  -our  writer  will  put      perplexing  situation  arose  he  merely  "J™"'"'' 

head  for  the  hills,      had  to  refer  to  the  boot  ■'How  to  "'  '^=»"' 

Imcs^ut?  which  he  carried  so  conspicuously  in  appendectomy. 

his  shirt  pocket.    A  Gallop  poll  sur-  Ruth  Petty  also  had  an  append 

vey  should  be  instituted  to  determine  tomy  and   is  home.      AlmaHts 

CI  the  extent  of  the   inHuence   nf  this  keeping  Ruth's  little  girl  until  sh, 

Outlook      nTpreL°'t*.;'sa"«  "ighl'ira"!;  ™t£ '^°''°^"'"'""  ^°*'='' 


.:   twrlht-ru  "blizzartl"  lay  on  Ihe  ,hings  in  order  and  head  for  the  hills,  had  to  refer  to  the  book  "How  to  ^^  ^^"^ 

,    „irif/  have  lolti  the  weatherman  Will   someone  please  send  him   the  Win  Friends  and  Influence  People,"  Masu  Sagcr  is  home  again  after  m 

,rr«   ia     ,  ^^.^  ^1^.^^                  ^  ^^^^p  ^^^  ^^^  ^^^^   p^^^  ^^^^   ^^^  ^^  appendtr 

;,„„/;,i.  ;/  ,„,'«;,,  ireW  /».  »»  ™/.  >lr««!^  ^enato'ltal  2  ™i  of  The"ln«»;ce".'fTh"  5„e"Ru'tli's''lMe  girt'Tntirst  l 


Ih.iij  ,/,7„,,.  —<,hid!  is  alloeelher  Urn  lame  /i 
;„ii, „,.,//„„    f7'e«  //«•  "ole  nvimmM  bole"  filled  in  l'a„t,. 
„,   »~//,i"i,'  "/  ,.  ».'"'  .'"i/""  „//r«r(;o»-iro„r/<;»/,  Ute. 
Wia.l-U  mate  -/„   .„,.(  r/,!.'.'  (Tbe  WiaJ  ami  ihe  K. 


i„  her  llai,)  Ihe  l„n,,,:i„-l„    '.w   i„  „  ihal  a    iMymhaa  hoar  R,„cu,  C  Mtz.ii,  a  f.ne  black  goat.   Opportunity  knocks  coseHno  froti    ,  stren  S™„   U 

Hale"  a„„,„l,ai,ie,l  „„„/  "/  '/„    ,/,.„„/,„"r    No,,',  „',(*  ihe  lealer  Haee  you  oer  tr.ed    o  do  die  im.  b„,  onec^  tliey  sa,.     Too  b.d.     For  J°;„"'"S  f""  '  ""P  *r.,t  «J, 

\„l„i.li,,pili-\,.«,h.     "„„„/,„  A,,   /,.,ir"      ^     ^      ,,_,„.,„;„„,,  E:^;;e',,„ull'l'"d;me';hlld',fc,'  si    we;rep!™dto''i°„t™d"occhim           "•*' BraJJ«ks  father  died  F,l„ 

'hi  ''„■'"'""'        "'    ,  "!""','■''",'   ;"'.■'    !'"   ""t!a,U,la',',.  Zc.lletrD"'bTthemS'.,s'"°""  In'Vfct^if  ^^Sm  "atatoTu';  Pthf  is'^x'ttd'^d'ToSh™  t,-';; 

„/„,■,„,      ,,               ,                        ,        ,,     .      ..„.„eeaia,u  It    was    just   two   w«ts  ajo   that  tell  him  abL  it  and  he'll  he  glaj  to  ""'i'^'' ZlSlZ  '^TTX,. 

,      .         ,    ,    ,„.,   ,,.,,,,,,.    ',,/„/,, /re  5„««y  L.    K,    Tobiassen,   speaking    for   the  write  you  one,    Snmc  poetic  wit  wrote          Jerry  and  Martha  Jo  Bronibick  hi,, 

.•;„„/;,/,„„/;,/.„""',,                                                                       A'"  would    be    the    logical    group    upon  go^s  llkniiis:^     "'     °    """^  "'"'^'    "  They  will  be  dose  neighbors  to  tie 

I-''    '•■     ■'■'■•     \'  I      ■.'■■"■•■,■''•"'■/■""";'  "''"',/'■;"  Ni,,   or  Marines,  don't  fi,l  chisiled  '^J'-f™\,"'-f'. Monieagle    ate    visiting    iheir^  s« 


a,ahMl  l,i,.,;„,',ou"wiirnow"liiid"oM""j'o's't  '^*"'    Look    LoSCS  Dillon  Connell.  They  ar\.  planniaj  > 

,„„;,„„   i'„//„t,  ,.„,  ,';;'\;'';|;,;°i^~™"j^;jjjf»>;s''  ^t  Debaters'  Party  "Z'°nTS,'w3,b!'tom aE 

'„  ,e,  ,(  s,„„i„,«-  rfjc  """  *'"■""  "'"  ■""  ">  P"'  "'""S         The  debating  dob,  reinforced  by  a  and  parents  of  Dot  Newga.d,  are kt.l 

"  ''  some    of    Its    responsibNities    to   you  few   party.crashers,   held  a  most   in-  to  see  tlie.r  new  grandch.li  ■ 


,„ieri,'  /„  /*,.  /,«r,  „/ 


Good  news  to  the  folks  in  d 


,/i.,„7,,  lh,„  .fari 
hell  Ihe  firsi  jiarly  ihe  Tesiilli.  Don'l  leave  Ihe     eseiy  student 


.  Cirtv  ,-u«e,l  ■'","'■' 


Seriously,  though,  we  of  the  Senate      lie  of  a  debate  which  followxtd,  over  Many  people  have  bt^ 

11  find  the  going  quite  impossible      violent  protest  by  the  partidpants  fav-      about  that  little  blairk  b 

ince   of  each   and      oring  the  "new  look,"  the  majority      ^uth  Brass  carries  with  1 


Alumni     News 


Gxi^l/eienia  MjeU. 


wh„  eal,  i„  Ihe  Sains  """"  "'"'  l"rliae„l  fael—lhe  Ut  of  .„Ji-  C„|le|!'"Day'°this"',°e'ar '""'""  """""^  of 'happmes*"lDo;"ri  "ongrato la-  "a°g"ed  in"subiecls  pertaining  to  >  *  I 

emil  ,pae,  la  hang  ,„al,.  When  some  monber  of  the  Senate  tious  to  you  both.  gree  in  norsing  edoeatiou.            ^ | 

1I",'(W„  fee  miaiae,   „//rr  „  anal   hegia,  ihe   freseal   ratk  it  calls   upon   yon    fo,   some   assistance.           Dean  and  Mrs.  Walter  Clark  now  James    I*"""' ^"°' ,  "ilfc,  W  ■ 

c„„,;,/,  (, /y  /,H, ,/,  .„„7  ;„„„  ,/i.  r,   „„  „„,  Ihe  eaal,  begin  lo  file  up  ''"  m  line  and  do  yoor  part  to  make  d.im  as  home  the  College  of  Medical  sistant  pastor  of  the  UOU^^  ;^  |,| 

""  " ■•  ■'  •'■ -'  ■■■"  "■•■  /'»'"'    Nra/  »„!,.  ;.  ;/  ;';^tt™°'uS,Sio'nr°™e''';'o  S'S-dln'of  men""?he'"lat«  "mJmberSas    the    /omier   A»| 

!"','.'"''''"',             ■'     '           ■''' L!'2yX°"ehh!!l'of  "i"m°J^,  »■"£  "■'■■^l»'^;'^«  Senile  and  let  word /rtim  Lon»  Linda  sh,t«  Iha,  he  ':'™*;j^  j„„,  Alumni  eJ,»«,'^l 


lily  of  fatting  II f      lions.     If  you  are  asked  to  do  s 


l\,hal„.  ,;  ,7  is  not  Ihe  frMem  o/  the  admiuiitralioa.  Ihe     ;,"'r'',?i°;k-'*r"lt  ^n   "'""""     i!;''"i'';!,'e^,lL^°;'nd°hTs3fe°wS;d'     Is'Tor' Jou "an" b)'°r«a-    ""l^W^^ 
SImkal  ■ieaale.  Triangle  Clnb.  or  Dasoieakila  Club  eotild  do  mme-      "if  S,  a  suceis  wiS^hi?  mSm     rol  wE  prebah",  ?dl  you  that  al     Iperaie  so  that  it  might  be  "^jgs,  H       \ 


THE     SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


Accent  On  The  Academy 


Sa*u<M.   SkeicUei. 


W^Utiio'uf,  0^   QxUaLfAt 


Your  editor  feels  that  rather  ibaii 

ds  to  act  as  a  catalyst,  she  should  \ 

,...jal  spirit  of  Collegedah  Academy. 

Mbf  a  spark  has  finally  died. 


English  IV  CI 
Honors  Lincoln 

>s  this  space  for  a  few    With  Drama 

'bltuary  to  the         Lncoln's  binbdiv  wis  rtnu 


s  that  what  used  t 


I  ou  the  faculty:  the  fac 
I  all  do  something  to  rented 


lake  iu  all  the  different  phases  of  school 

let's  attack  that  one  lender  spot,  the  spirit  of  social  life. 

Wit  is  easy  to  hlanie  the  difpcidty  on  some  oue  else,  but  this  gets 

verybody  nowhere.  No,  ue  -     "  '' 
\iUy  can't  blame  it  on  iis.   f 

We  had  games  in  the  gym  for  awhile,  and  for  atvh  nnacrson 

ne     We  notice  that  there  are  a  few  indn-idiials  who  seem  to  stnicnccd    lo    dit    for    nteleci 

T  no  problem  at  all  in  entertaining  themselves.    What  do  you  j^tj,   ,|,^  ,oid|„  „„  gj^..^  /reprio 

\>{ks  do  on  Saturday  evenings  hefore^lhe  program  and  on  Sunday  by  Lincoln   whun  his  case  was   pr 

ernoons?    How  about  letting  us  in  on  it.'    We  would  like  to  lenicd  by  his  sister  to  the  Prcsidcn 

,re  OUT  good  times  with  yoiu    The  more  the  merrier,  you  know.  Also    shown    .1    (hc^  same    chap 

We  believe  there  are  some  good  ideas  and  suggestions  bottled  ■'g^^^f^\  ^America''''* Vv'p?cil'^"sho' 

In  your  heads.    How  about  our  getting  them  together  and  „j-    America's    scenit    U-juiy    fto 

ing  what  we  can  do."  Write  a  few  letters  to  the  editor.  We'll  see  coast  to  coast  were  viewed, 

,/  everybody  knows  about  it!    We'll  make  the  social  activities  Ttte  program  was  under  the  dice 

nmittee  work  for  its  title,  but  at  least,  we'll  give  them  something  '">"  °^  ''^'■'  academy  siudent  .ictivu. 

i,  work  with.    Let  the  rest  of  us  know  what  you'd  like  to  do  on  ""Xi't'.^of "crcr^oniw      °"' '  ^'  ' 

Uigs  and  Sunday  afternoons,  and  If  It  is  at  all  reason- 

%ble  we'll  see  what  we  can  get  done  about  it.   We'll  be  looking  for  StnaCntS    Toiir 

Send  them  to  Bo.  2064,  or  drop  them  offj,  the  Chickan.ailga     Dam 


Dolin  Anderson 
elates  Opinion 
f   Collegedale 


Nine  New  Students 
Swell  Enrollment 


0.    ill    were    cheerful    and    helpful 
Diis.  I  thought,   is  my   first  taste  o 

id  Ihe  privilege  of  staying  for  tw 

n'the  IMV  L^tWr.  in  the  men"s'dorm 
■Id  like  to  say  (hat  Ihe  dean  her 
cwL^aboK^cOw.""""" 

We  wonder  if  the  following  people 
Donald     Jacobs  —  Donald     means 

Neal     Bottomlc)-  —  Ncal     means 

Masculine   - 

Mutlerings 

Jack   Vcazey    does    prelt)-    well    with 

Ffjnccs  Bumby,   Robert  Ash- 
lock.    Robin     Erwin,     Matilyn 
Olmstead,  Martha  Ann  McGec. 
Earl  Osborn. 

■foreign  and  strange"  in  Greek. 

Beatrice    Hadlcy  — Beatrice   means 
"ihe  that  makes  happy." 

parlor  each  Saturday  evening,  and  gel 

**"ftt^J— The  three  results;  (a)  I 
passed,    (b)    I   just   made   it,    (c)    I 

Recent  visitor  to  the  campus  wa 
lobett  Henry  Eadie.  better  known  a 

lisler    and    brother- in -law,    Mr.    an 
Mrs.  Warren  Oakcs,  and   his  "room 
'^'e-  Jake  Atkins. 

Stewart   Akers— We   are   sorry   but 

good. 
•boUl  afa  b^^rTn  Teutonic. 

would    like   somebody    to   tell   me   is 

it,  or  something  very  similar.  And 
ago  haTit"'" But" really. "l  woulTlX 

especially  glad 
on  and  Mr;  J. 


Letters   to  the   Editor 

Volunlc-er  Society  in  the  Southern  per."  It  is  finally  coming  to  the  p 

on,   we  have-  been   thrilled  by  the  that    everywhere   one   goes    he    h 

believe  such  enthusiasm  is  catch-  and    they    say    it    wiHiout    the    m: 


Valentine  Club 
Mends  Hearts 


of  God's 

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^estibitfrica  oJc^^Z^'      ELDER  G.  A.  COON  BRINGS  SPIRITUAL  REVIVAL 

In  Chapel  Talk      ,p.ti:chipc^Mo.rr>'4r;?3:  IHEliSHH^^^HI^HI     '"'^'^""^  "^^"^""'  '^^'^'' 
.f  ,he  E,»   untt'd  ""^  H mHHr^^^^^H^I     IS  KEYNOTE  OF  WEEK 


■"^    "Talk  To  God  As  To  Sevrens  Announces        ^lljt^iukroirm™;;  i" 


lemoiial  For  AckBrmans  ^^JSv^i^^rE'  *  ^™^"  ^^'^ "'"''  "^''''  P"^''"  ^^^T''  ^'- 

Itld  In  Lynn  Wood  Hall  ^„;:-S'X_ ""'• ""' '"'''  d,2"r.S°°'  '\'°, ;','"»"''■  ""      S"™'"^^  School 

i™r™"S  ^'iiS'cS^i  Local  Artisis  TS"',''' :;  

Ufc.'anjVln  '"f 'joyt°.''anJ  Featliredltl   (JllU'cei't  l'n;.'|,.    1,  !|,'.  .     ,1  ,1 

Tb)'  "ill-  nL'ivi''"harihdr'''morher  ky.''|>i^n'is(,'Miss  Dorothy  Ev^os,  eon-  Stlldeill  Tflletll 


Spiritual  Workshop  Every  Niglit 


of  |u-(sonal  experiences 
lions  wLs  eonduacd  by 
rue-d.iy    nijjht    on    llic 


rreSton    Accepts  Miss    Hanky,    in    litr    pirt   of   Ific           MosiLjl  nniibcis  svsie  prsdommjnl,  p^"'^ 

tall  to  North  Pacific  E^Cn^"™  mX"'""°°  S -s;;:T"tr'cS''d™:  :;f;; 

iElder    n.    M     Pcc^ton,    mjnjt;cr   of  Aftc(  ihe  nMt  Wo  j;ro.,|i,  of  moj-  I'lK.   -;"J   ™rr«(   .Iros   JLTionMr.inon  ^  ^    ,^ 

■e  College  Press  recently  jnnounced  Ei"nTfontMko  ^so  /.■  ■-^'."    ^  '"  ,',  '                                       ,       .:     ;  .'"' 


icccptincc  of  1  call  lo  ilie  Upper 


leui'''foMh<!'soulrrn  unm^^^^^^    Nelsofi  SupBrotzes  t^^r!Z°ht'i!,ri''ii\-  '  'r  ■         '                       -  Ii'  .''■■. '.,,^ /'■  ,'I,''|V.'ur'iK 

Construction  of  'nd''tif«'' K  no'iliV^iir^^^  ^     "  '  ''"'    '    '  "  '  i'  '             "  '''' "'" 

New  Antenna  T^h^^^^Tl'':.^        ,.    T''     ^"'^^^  Health  Lectures  Gi.en  In  Chapel 

D,  I,    N    N.Uo,i    k'.J  of  Southern  Aubr.y  Lfiw  ilso  pliyc.U  saxophone  JaCKmg    Up    By    MemOrieS  ^ 

ment  [vccntly  completed  the  constmi;-  The   only    other    instrumcnUl    solo  .^    dijrtl'o'riVi'iUy"  l(*ruJv^  !■"'■'      '                    '         :              '          ^ 

tliT  idencrdcwrlmcn^s  IhLTtjvt  sMl'cd''mrsler-of.cercniomc.    UwKnct  'vlien  the  Sr>v/fim;  Alr.'/^fw..  LlI   I..  ■      .      ■■        '      ;■ 

mJ'O-  Scales.  Don  W«t  played  "Adoration-  ■;",  'f'"7  n^^.?,m    I  s,'m„    1 ',^''!'  ,','t"  '    ■      '    "  i,     ^                     -      '     -'  i. 

The   .eHal   consists   cf   three    liori-  by  Borowski  or.  his  violin.  Sdenrs  rKruXrl!  li^^^^^^  '  ■,           ■         M-      k' ,  .'    

zontil  aluminum  antconac  mounted  on  In     iho-    dinimed    audilonum    with           P,octedines  indud..!  .,    I  .-  ,„  ,, ■,;■■     "■   ri  ■     II I         K.  i  : tu,. 

a    frame    platform    whose   movements  iIk  changing  hghts  of  evening  play-  ^^|,          l,,^,     ^^.^^    ,,,:.,,,.:             ,       H  - M  .,  I     ,.,  ■    ri,      |i.,.i, 


po'i^fi"''cl^'ted    bctv 
apartments  and  Lynn 


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subject.  "Tlie  Sevenfold  Glory  of 


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How  Jake  Attins  got  a  hilf 


Si  Ifau'ie. 


•s  if  it  were  JUST  going  i„  i„„,il2 

MAXlsinELD^nd  T'lv  '*  " 
thit  J  HIGHTOWER'wQuy  lu°"^^' 
be  buiit   for  the-  GARDNER  ^l 


Acaetit  CoC/pAeMjOi.  StftfUpailuf.  ^  ,,f;,;i°"  .^''tlbimfjo.  tto      '"'""u'«,en«  G.,ne.l  &«!«  tor  ibe 


self  in  the  bop  pirlor  lo  c 
»!  since  bis  wife's  ( 
compliment  from  Cbar 


_  _,/;/'.,.  um\  ,Ull  „l  lU  Ac ,  FN  r  ;»«/  it,  Midiaili  aj  SMC      '"^■."  '/  ^^  ^^eel:  of  Pnyet  and  on  tbe  .. 

Ill  I  v/;f,  ii/j/i,'  liiiiin  iiiiil  lifjrljill  ^\iii ji.ithy  ill  yoiir  rcceiil  bereave-      ^^,.^1^  ^q  better  time  for  the  stutlent  cning;  now,  since  bis  wife's  gone, 
,ry,./r     Miiii  III  III  iiii  iiiiiilili  til  iiii.Ji;iiii  Ifie  leetiiiailit  yoiir  bearls;     body  to  launch  a  campaij 

1,1.111,  „l   III   <....:.'  //'.    Iiililil,  III  Iryiiii;  In  lull  lliel,  leelillfS  illlo     di.idnal    campaign     to   chn.  -  _  ■„,„,„  ,„  .„„  „.„, 

„.„r,l..      II  e  „',;„(  ,""  '"  '"""  ■  /■■■ntirr,  ihul  nil,  ihoiigll,  niid      babble  of  the  P»*tapd  P^n'^^^^,^""  ^^.^^^ifoih^elin'ng  we'c  gtoTo 

>)•'»/"""■'■'  ■'"  ""''  -'■""■  i°bo"g£;,  fnTfwe  ."re  ataid'frS'r'  "erein  Collegedale  h,  Mrs.  InJiog- 

J!od^/  eUcU  a*id  WaiJi^!        t:BB^SM  ■™  "  "  "«'■'"-"■"" '" 

/3/,r;«i;  a  nxv-l  s-irrcy  lo  ascerlahi  haw  many  uihiiilci  are      d''"is'^f'h"Se  Ih"" »San«  of  Gil'ls  ScC  Fillll 

ii-uUtil  (rom  iIh-  liiiit  .1  commillev  mei'lhie  is  called  iiiHil  U  begins,     each  and  i:\-m  itudent  in  endeavor-  a  ,  c • W7 „!,;« 

ZPJ.I  L'l  Li  u;'v.,<ysci-en  mhmJwere  wasted  by  oJsU.-      inj,  ..  -.nke  .he  pre-chapcl  period  ih.  At  Evenmg  WoFShip 

mak  It'  a"limrfor*''thoufihifu]''  me 

about' it,"don'(   talk'about   \t—lhini  truly" 


I  OAKES  s 

cad.    'Tis 


ahead.    No    doub 

touched  with  spri  „ 

SUE  our  studies  tS  gain   MOWRER 

knowledge. 

The  writer  hopes  you  WOODAU 
sympathize  with  the  results  of  hour, 
of  thinking  to  GARNER  the  abort 


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Elect  Officers 

Happy  moments  arc  bc^mmi,^   ■ 

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CaWeys  Acidcmy.     Httc 
Madison  Collt-^c, 

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H^  ti 

formal  education  by  pljcinf, 

Kmnite  Ihan  I.  Most  of  all.  bccauw  I      le^e  work.  In  addiiion  lo  itit- rt^uircd        i;  c  oscn  at  a   a  cr  mwtin£.  Richahi.  RtM.MUR 

liotlo  havea  vocitim  whtrr^I  w.n      ^°"^'^^"j'^"^;^^^"J'Ji'^"^j'^^,'^|",^     C.  A.   RcprCSeUted  James     Richald'    Rimmcr.      beiwr 

5'Jt°'a?d''preparc"to'"L'd)'      nL'''fr'mS''co'nTinutd    Jariwl«ilton     Ih   Stlldeilt      ScnatC  bor""in"a   koos'i-  dose 'to'Vadi™ 


;tcd  to  go  to  collcgr:  before 


le~fos'Mc'«l'LSi"al2'eP^^      5",',1 '™f  trj"  .'o'r'pl.ce'Tnd      MaSCUlmC 
|Tp,,f.rm.nce  of  oorsin,,        £0^1™™™"!!'^''"™"!.°'  Mull 


Multerings  jE^^Jl'lro  S'f oT 


.1:  corrcclly  and  distinctly  and  lo  be  Sevei. 

Nnp.  Algtbrj  is  an  advincf  step  to  "J 

paiibatli  School 

Seld  In  Spanish  ^lui 


dein  of  W 

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Student  Talent 

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OUTHERN     ACCENT 


G.  C.  Press  Bureau        Maude  Jones  Speaks 
Presents  Lectures         On  Modern  Courtesy 


— ^^^       Crusade  for  Oirist 
I       Launched  by  Clough 
Ji      In  Spring  City 


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Miss  Jones,   > 
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chapels  ■■pica 
the   iptoten' 

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Letters  to  the  Editor  I 


R.(kSM  'h  7<Wfet 


To  Ihe  M,  V.  Cl,„i,  f„,  ,|,ei,  j„oJ  ,!„  i„di,,J„.|,  ,„     ^^^^^^J  V 

'' Trill,,   H.„„-     ,  .   T„™opirio',to'L.'K,„„,.     ^^^^^^^ 

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Colporteur  Leaders 
Present  Institute 
For  SMC  Students 


NOTICE 


/!  °;,^  i  "^■fd  *,  Examine  Yourself 
.'°"»;,  \',".?'l^  States  Dr  Rasmussen 


SCIENCE  CIRCUS 
WITH  BOB  BROWN 
DUE  HERE  MARCH  20 

B  b  B  )         Mj  d  I 


Music  Students       In^iidll  Joiinsun  f  ,  , 

^"'    GweUecital  Accepts  Gall  To  SMC    »J 


REMEMBER  COLLEGE  DAY  -  APRIL  18,19. 


THE     SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


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Ml'.^'^'^^li-ii^   Charlie 


Naomi  Smiil.   CI,..rlonc  H.,ifell,  ™J     j;„,;jii„;  „„Ti„g>.  Harold  Jlcssinjet. 

John  jnd  Phjllis  EnshnJ  lo  our  dor-      "'^^^  p„jid5n,,  Floyd  Mllrll.,  shnrJd      —  ,'J™''Jj"'„^"*^J,'j  'j""  ""  "«"■ 


Qccent  On  Glean'li^  . . . 


SlitlTold  tried  hard  lo  c 


crliaps   hi:  worrld 


,  ,;„,;  /;,.,.  „,«;  ,h  i,di, »;  ..«_v  .„^":';;Jjf!;ij''';tr?.d"' ".'"ihi 

'    ,   duly   rrfuic, 


fooaior,  Sjlurd.y  nighl,  tonSdrd  Ibl 


//      /,/,,,,  /-,  ./rrv//,   //.,   ,,;.»/i/;i  r///f-  -/  ilU'llhl-r  ot  lliiWi  with  -  *;,„  ■■  .i,,,  ,  iolinr- h^sic  put  in  her  CARNATIONS 

„   ,„';','  ,,,    'l..i,^i  „l  ..;,7.  :...;..    S„  ,,'lnff  lliise  eiicrgclii  jiimorl  bid      w"  ,.r'  of  rlii  ooimoo   ilul  .,""f''f"„°i"|,™,"t°lin    "  wii  '  '  "  '°  "°'"'  "''''"  '"  ™"'l"'"' 

,,J   ,.,rM"  /.,//.//,  Il'ur  2oi„.  tiinrt  l>t  ,;/iv;r</"/  ih^  ,n,rb~^tl  i>nl  BjoIoct  l.i'>  ■'"'     I     ■■-■-■'■'     '"■"-  [^^^'t  sure  whether  he  is  new  in  this  Saturday  ni'cht.'ReMon  for  thi's'>  Ojjh 

y..,„   ,.,',,.JI~  .:,„!  Mp  «„.,„;,  S,W    I,,.,,,  ,l>  „,„;,r',  col  M,a„         A  lesson  i.  Held  and  ,s  just  a  "nahrral-  at  it  or  „„e  ,»  receive  curtain  call  in  usmll! 

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Qbp'ioacLmc  Ve'Mai  OCiuincx  . . .  '; i:  hrilCL^'/ta^^'s^*^^^^^^  H™£'f£u"t;^S'"cTa.!^;J'1 


;,  /„„,„/  „,ry,,l,„.-B„d  .-Uh.      e,K,  .1  <. If..,  a  ,>.„-,.,  null     ,nd 

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r/<(er  llie  binim  1,1  jr„iit  of      :""'^„,;,  „ J™"ihinf .  sirL' ' 


Letters   to  the   Editor 


/,,,,,,v^/,„n/v,(^.;.,...,v  rr/.^i^^                                     .,,.<»,/  Better  Photography  ,n!l"«',T^ i,TaS°t!, SfCuSi  'izi^ZS'iJ''«l\°":m^i 

,,,,,,,„  J.„,,,,.//..;,;J.,  "»(.(  .11,..  r/.' 2  I, '.»'/<  r,,'",,,/.,,  /A.  /,,;.r..  g.,    g^^J    BooliS  S" '^'"■!  f"/" ''"^Kj^iJ'i  Itit'T.VrnV  n™''/."":;;*;  <"£ 

jilum  l,lmu„„>.  ,„/il  yr.rss  ,„;  tlifjil^iy  llllljtir  CollegtMU-  ttwriascs.  •'  Donrh  and  I  oflcn  speak  of  the  sood  old  The  band  and  orchestra  under  Il.,dim1^ 

Tn/ly.<,  litri'w  uhi>  h>Ji  fei'i,  Oillcgetlate  ill  llie  tjmfig  Ihntr  CAJtoL  Potter  1^S«  we  h^d  on  tourrwiih  ihe^'ehoir  u  f^.l"*'""  ^"^'™  "'"  ^'"  "^ 

u-m  umr  mml  lo  lam.                                                             Im  Pbolosraphy  seems  easy,  but   one  i^'b'^i ifiSf.b^^'KS^'SJ;"  ""V  °""'',""e'"-"'?r!,°ura™S 

^                       .                                          (                                  ,            ,  must  know  lire  whys  and  wherefores  ,,1  we  kn'.or 'drink  iiu  much  °.bour  the  ;j^\;"' VmpS'fc""™  "' " 

Si'tlWfi     [i    ib^UnC    'ike   CKaa     tS    tU.  SomWpir.ro US  inle,.stedTa„  &.fe''eu°?'l..a"'ts"r.rp.'.drnT».n:  EtTe  thT,fX.iSt3T.~  S-. W 

^\             J              I               J                   J  others,  and  it  ksadi  them  into  a  fas-  .."fss  th„  sehuol  .  l.o  f.ie^ds  ru.k,  u.  .  .I.it-     W- "n*. 


Spring  is  he, 


Roam  -      l^;^z, 

a  Wli«kt  for  being  j  fine      arj-  Collect'  "hn  v. 
erous    colds     contracted    by  Naom,   ^u- 

rs.'Cch'fot   cooking   such      hnd,   D^rn    1.-^.^ 
Dorothy    Vunn.m, 


wntcd   3  program   for   the  TriiAgle  ^^    ,  .„  ai,«)scof  ■'"'^'^, 

''      Qub  on  Tuesday  nifiht,  March  9.  _  To  the  ping-pong  playurs  who  in-  ^^^^''j,"''|-riend  of  I'im.    "*, 

/I                \                I                   in                            »                            the  diSain  of  bLmlnt  r^idcnts  in  worrj-  about  what  F*°P'^ 'Jl^j'^ihlD^ 

9  wcndei  wkele  the  Howeis  isl  „rarof*m"L^."i.'=tE'el'SSTt."S  ^t  sSL  who  raw  to  ,ed,em  rerv,ra2f«f >"•'-'" 

V                                      meeting  on  Thursday,  March  H.  their  pledged  subs  for  the  Mem^Us.  forgive!— K.  A.  Wngiif- 


THE     SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


Accent  On  The  Academy 


^on't   RuiJi   9t  - 


Student  Activit> 
Featiu  es    Pi  ogi  am 


nrr  h,  tin-  ImfjJar  Inlhl.  "Sliriii^  is  NOr  sfriiuq  —  Thu,  d  )     Mel     H     pt     m 

..  .'igm  of  Sl„„,g,  arrh,J  u„  M  ,.,'cr  ih,  ■«,„/„„  ("„/,.  «  Vj.,,,  f,  W  ^J  M       |        M 

Vtjlh  righl  af/er  tlimer.)   There  are  the  heanfijn!  Irtes  ni  front  Jcjn  bcoit  in  I  Du  ali  fl 

1/ 1  hi  Press  iiparlmenls  and  ihe  pretty  yetlotv  jloiiLrs  iti  Mt    Liiti  ""t;  ^o  dud. 

On/.  M  man  Whiler  Hill  remiails  lis  of  l,is  freseiiee   farlu  ^       '         tn  ^cd  I.     ■      1 1 

|(j,;v  '•"  ll>e  eretiiiig  and  llie  early  morning.     And  bdiete  il  ,r  li  ","        "    t^^  \      °  \\° 

nme  is  one  of  tlie  best  times  to  get  a  good  (or  bad)  cold    It  t  Tul  p 

.,  ;'0  ifitb  as  little  on  as  possible  since  ue're  so  tired  if  mar  ^                     ' 

).  Ihe  spring  fci-er  has  begun  to  spread  prematiirel)     Idle  boobs  '     ' 

inpiis.   Don't  rush  it.   It'll  be  iiard  enough  tn  make  good  grades  "ere  mu  I    ou   n  jii    J     n     I    J  tl 

„  spring  doe,  come.  Spring  i,  spri,ngii,g--hiit  il  hasn  I  sprung  \!STC  t^  ^l°n)  ^S^'C!^' 

I.   Don't  Rush  111                                                           binh  TIk  last  rCTd.og  drspl-ijed   i     s 

I     .   .  Seuior  Sketch 

Of  Viee-Presiideul 

^tlvdltM  Tells  Her  Amhitions  MdSCulme 


.  McGbb  tt^"^^ 

all  .feci 


,  tl  ca  rcturnrd  to     k hi  '  "''  °"  '  "at*  c 

Ulme        -  al        ,1.  at   r„,„,  Uk     A    d"m,  ""„  „"'' TI;.!'.™"  t  "fdd'  ""u  , 

T,    /      „  ""   "'"''   "°  t     i'"'  '*  i'^J"-""^  tnuni  some  da,  »i  ma,  adJre>i  h  m 

Mutiennqs  L'j;„T/cl,ikgc  „'„t°L"pS"i,.s  ",c°faTm™t3,;[„t7„„f  "" 


I  n's^mbition  B  to  be  a  o"'!"!:      ''"'       ''"^^'^  '"^  ""  l"  "e'"™J  "^      a^'dlSS  M,.^  Lte'rV"  "o'rl'  p 

fcin  Hikers  Chd,         M,-  Dean  Entertains    ^^fff^^    "^'^^  V^.:.V!\.'il 
lor  Many   Thrills       ""'"'T  ^"""^"'^  '  -'  '^  ' '   >"'  ^  -' "'    '"-''  "  '""'  '''"  '  '^  ^ 


students  [n  the  basement  of  the  Nor 


Building 


not  quite     Loolj.  ^,j,(  3  p^,^ 

'd  r"™    Deft  Turns  Will  Do 


I'to'u'ld'"''' ."''  ''."'  "''"""»'''"»"•      OB  biTk"  Sume''*oIe,l°  o  b  *  uiue  ''''"  "■"'  I""""'."!.  >»J  »«■'   P"" 

I'on  Tu,"idee%«  l„'°°k  sMmaeh      |d',mXilion°°"  Thf  "'ame"  ''Si'"     '"'    "V."  unZ'rmii"  S  "tannM'"be- 


THE  VARSITY  CLOTHES-IINE 

HOWTOTIEAlH/wKtiflt/^Hl^ 


fealth  Service 
Blows  Film  to  CA 


and   Mrs.  Dean  for 


hlpc-1,  followed  hy      pori  „(  Heaven. 


rll.:^''!"^!'  "  "<l'""Ca'mbrids?'      rc<JlL'''rithL'Tu°iifiutioi?Tpdom^      ^wte^lilT  te  l.t"'power"o/ knowing 
F'^'nous  landmark,  of  England  nor   defense.  *       that  to  do,  -Di.radf, 


THE     'JQIITHERN     ACCENT 


laagogegaBesaseHeseg  The  'iiiri''e  Wcci.  of  Prajt 


Ambrose  Sulirie  Teaeliei-'s  Chib  Tai,  | 

Completes  Vacation    In  Cliinese  rasli,,,,, 
^.S'riC.dTDj'AmbZrL    At  Gjording-s  1|„„„ 


^  m7moK''X'j  'hj"  ^">  '^'''"  ^'^'^'^'^     welcomed  bjtk  to  the  eampuw  week     ^j[    ^^,„j^^    |,ight    Mjtcl,  V  « '^ 


ndj    jnd  sugared  jhj  u 
nan  eliicken  noodle  soup 


■owls  ,„  f,m,|,  ,i,,"'L  h 


Memories  Staff 
Reach  Deadli 
With  More  For  Less    «h,j,°[„ctdc7e'°e''I,'th™ 


Alumni 

News 

ah":;  °NaS? 

cV.jr 

College 

Soothem  K 

So    eome    bacl     to 

'the    rollegei 

Francis  R.  Line 

Presents      Film  Chnil  »is  made  the  eenw  of  em)  Jj 

On  Sonthwest  Stoi)     hoTh  °  o' 


."  s'o     J"°°  """01*?"^    Lirliin^Giici 

Tn^lum   ,    „,,,„, 


^  diteetor  of  a 

Gems  from  the  Pulpit 


b  ought  to  them  in 


n  jonn         J    u-    p       a 
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/  \  bough  ft    k    poo     aod 

AV  J    I,  „  o    on,       "  h         "^   "         *"  *■"' 

H^WVi  ll»M-.b«au„  of,,,  double  na.      Zf.it'S'.drT'"'" 

HASlH  ""•"»^-°"«'tri-«-""'».     ""chSSd™n''dt"s.     H 

■^■^■^  &.,tonU.h."dNo,t,.      N         "I"  Pl-  '^  "".-S  IH.  i 


SPECIAL  COLLEGE  DAY  ISSUE 


,F.O.RITTENHOUSE  ACCEPTS  CALL  TO  SMC  ^ACADEMY  SENIORS  VISIT 

To  Replace  L.  G.  Sevrens  vrv  j    v  i^i  i 


CAMPUS  ON  COLLEGE  DAYS 

trous   To   Be      ^"'°  ^""'^'^^'^  Seniors  Of  Southern  Union 
,         rr         »r         ,r  ^^^^"  About  College  Life  In  Action 

^  p      Here  Jyext  Year  j».,  «..■.,«„,  .v.j.,„,  .„.„.  „  .^  i„„,i,„„  y,„„  „„  .,,|„„,j  ,„ 

I  ^t^  and  M,s.  EvcM,  T.  Watrous.      Wd  on  April  IS,  1<).     Tl.c  i„ditionj|  'a/lS°»a""r|!injore'dThU  yrar  h-  iht 

^  current    dean    of    mtn    and    English     ntw  Mudent  Senate  under  the  ^nirdance  of  the  faculty  comraittiN.-  on  publications. 


Buddj,"  found 


I  b).  Elder 


^MC    Students    Assist  Approjimaldy    l.OOO    l.bor    honr,, 

Elder  M.  K.  Eckenroth    3t=7bM™°Se'ntT'a"'d"ia;ui;j 

on     of     Wa,ne      '"'"'""  """''  '■"'"'y'-'B  '>•'  SMC 

el,oru>ofSMC      S™J?,""pi;nfcsip™r'  '™"''  ti„n'i;ff';l"°nrb'''a-a™H'' f'S''             "     .■■•■-■        '              imceJcJ    u,J  .  a,  Vhoin  "tilVoush 'te 

I    cleaned    extended    from  ..ho  is  to  be  on  a'lca^of  absence  t1  Gamet    HUZard              ''T^'lK'"„™m,i^  cha'p^l"  our' Prcii- 

rom°t°he  store  °J'd  daiiria  *•■'  n'esides  Estot'o"  m'e"n  Mo  GweS    LeCtUrB                    ^Ai^mSl  '"SS'i   G^AndVn'''' 

9.    10,  and    ll'The'three      Ike   picniC  sround,  back   of   the   Ad-  W,,troui  ..ill  teach  classes  m  the  his-  president  of  th.  Southern  Union    !« 

sponsored    by    the    Chalta-      X'1"clud"ed''°'kin  "^^      '^'"    ''"'°"'  At?,n1ie'u!lto"  C  "le  e  '   ■  "'"'f  "'  presented  io'leoTilis' chalUectnres'      "«■"','"   'JJ"".   'ft"  «hich   Elder 

"d'ir«li?n   of'S  h"w.      sawins,  arrd  leneralcieaoine  of  ia»ns  had    thirteen    years    of    experience    in  J°|,"'fJ,',°^*£''    '?•-     "",  J'"""'      Expettal,'ms''"'Sr^°i'S°°of'"  co^S 


[ems  and  faculty  were  used  to  a  lu..        ,'.       . 
ttings    by    Mr.     Thurbet,     sm^'n];      cialcd  c' 


■elad  to  b 


Seniors  'Announce 


*icBe''"lr°Bra°dfoyBr'',le''o°f'At''      ^^^^^    SpeokePS 

'' ""  "«'""•  For  Graduation 


THE     SOUTH  ERN     ACCENT 


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Published  bi-w«tly  raicpl  for  arristm 

Ktond-claw  mailer,  June  20.  1929,  al  1 
"smjTurau" Accent,  Seplemfet  it.  15 

'§i^Mi 

1 

^enaio'iial 


£e*uo^    BkeialtieA. 


Outlook 


Welcome,  Clcaaemu  ^enio'is' 

Welcome,  acactetiiy  senior!.' 


■1  has  beet}  AecoTuted  it: 
oj  yelliu;  fh,k. 


?  here,  we  hope  yon  will  feel  that  yoit 
lives — vienibers  of  the  family  make  themselves  right  at  home,  j'l 
kiiou:  To  do  that,  we  ask  thai  you  fall  right  into  our  program  f 
the  day—alleiid  classes,  worships,  chapels,  for  the  mental  a\ 
spiritnal  sections  of  college  life.  In  the  af! 
baseball  games  and  the  entertai. 
the  physical  and  social  side. 

College  clays  are  pleasant  ones— to  participt 


I  the  gym  will  roniid  c 


0^ 


>ple"  and  will  retimi  fa, 
ve  college  freshmen!    fea 

e'laticni    Isach-acke 


After  the  third  poslpo. 


rampns  cleanup  finally  , 


/  work  garb  took  up  rakes,  axes,  saws, 
and  other  sundry  parajihernalia  needed  to  uncover  Collegedale 
from  its  winter's  collection  of  rubbish. 

In  tiie  four  hours  that  there  was  no  rain,  SMC  witnessed  a 
great  lesson  in  cooperation  and  unity  of  purpose.  Under  Dr. 
Suhrie's  direction  the  organizption  was  complete  and  instruction 
thoroughly  given  for  the  campus  clean-up  program  so  that  each 
one  could  step  into  his  place  and  work  for  the  best  good  of  the 
but  for  eternity. 

It  seems  la  us  that  such  a  spirit  of  working  together  could 
be  manifest  in  some  of  the  other  proerams  sponsored  by  the  dif- 
ferent departments  and  clubs  in  the  college. 

There  is,  for  example,  the  M.  V.  society  which  could,  if  sin- 
cerely assisted  by  each  member,  do  a  work  for  men  and  women 
which  would  show  its  results  not  only  for  a  few  weeks  or  months, 
entire  program. 

With  full  support  of  every  student,  the  Senate  could  carry  ant 
policies  and  plans  that  would  give  SMC  a  top  position  in  the 
training  oj  ambassadors  and  ministers  for  the  kingdom  of  God. 

United  we  achieve.  jj 


Collegian?    Quartet 

.  3   dul'k   drawine  on 
inimitable  acting  of  i 


1  chillenge  for  you  to  accept.  Won't 
you   come   to   be  our   regular   guests 
next  year  jnd  help  m^kc  College  Day. 

lhe"y^e«ns'^CIub  and 

TrS 

Southern  K[is^.^ioa^.ryailcge^ist«^ 

lecloal,   moral,  and   spiritual   success. 
We  challenge  yoii  10  accept  our  invi- 

bcred  in  SMC's  history. 

His   present   plans  a 

ternship   in   the   Georg 

hflp  us  to  nuke  SMC,  your  college 
and  mine,  indeed  The  College  Of 

men,  interested  in  grad 

ite  study. 

String  Ensemble 

Lir"s"omctimes™w^h 

01  progpams 
ei    he    could 

Renders  Concert 

Wrquick'in" 

The   SMC  String  Ensemble   under 

tellect  helps  him  In  cl 

,s  «  well  . 

yas   featured   in   the  chape!   of  Lynn  'jj    j^fj,    jj^,^    [^a    barbs    of    Scab 

.,  pUying  jelectinrrs  from  the  classical  ,J)^^°^   havc"high'ifihted''  many'  c 

"■"Pos^-"-  caslons  of  the  school  year,  but  the 

Carballa! 

oves    Old    ; 

V  and  ty,  to  speak  spontaneously  and  cleverly, 

odac-  ind  to  obtain  a  favorable  reaction  ef- 

Lune"  Crafts  Club  SIioAvs 
The  Many  Snares 

Fifth  Nochjrne"  by  Chopin.  Qf  Spring  Cleaning 


[.apel   Steinway 


1  Symphony  of  Haydn.  hers  of"  the  Crafts  Clut 


ADtil  19.  Ig-IS 


THE     SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


Cliailcs  B.  Wilt 


Alumni    News  F"-"'"-  smcik 

Receives   Awan 


Accent  On  The  Academy 


Government    Class  Frank   Trinim's  Florida  Sanitarinm 

Visits  Court  House  Senior    Sketch  Presents  Program 

siuJcM  "i"  cir™"his  %m"  ttohnl  ReVeals      Ambitions  Wtdmsd.i-.  Apnl   7.  .ht  mimu 

S^mmLDs    and    Wtodtll    Coble,    The  of  Colk-j;cda!c   Ac.dtmy  .ealhcrcd   in 

tU„  ,„„,.d  .,  Ihre.-Md  lift  do,inK         F»nkl'n  Tiimm,  »„  of  M,.  and  the  chapol  fo,  a  proj, 

lowltdge,   2.  good  -  "  ■  " 


Hi,_,o|.tam„,e  ,;.,  „i  spent  at     MdSCulme       " 

Multerinqs 

of     !l»d,-. 


Imirai.      His  hobbit.     „„l    ,,,,r,pt\m    h  Zic   wiih    bi 
'»=>•' ''ll«.i"  ■'>S!-     gma  Koinc  and  icnnis  ball,  «,in 


;   no«-  instead   of 


H.      track  beliveen  (he  heart  and  the  lip."      '^bo    make    histori'    individually   are  .^  n       ^ 

„. ,n,  ■Man-   men  ow  the      rand  Bobbye  Ssvolford  and  Ntarilyn  Dillow,  UnKUOVVn     FOCt 

lou(r"«l.ida    me,"     !e'f'i'"m?o      >beir   lives   to   their   tremendous   dilh-      Elaine' iid°Sew'att,"'"''         '       '     '  ScCOUd       SemCStCr 

'  'Tllinivi  tiuiwn  nuLL  f'.-i'  -'  "-i^^-  j»> 


Academy    Discovers   jrrI''e'ra?™ir""clIL'' nTeht.'' laI 


Weatkefi  /llmo4t  Suoceedi 

CoUegedale  Academy  extends  a  hearty  welcome  to  all  academy 
ideiiti  risilhig  here  for  College  Day.  We  hope  yon  like  oiir 
:chooI,  and  we  are  looking  forttard  to  seeing  yon  enroll  in  ihc 
■ollege  next  year  and  be  associated  with  us  in  our  year's  activities. 
K'e  almost  didn't  have  the  campus  spring-cleaned  in  honor 
./  your  arrival  as  we  had  planned.  We  do  feel  sorry  thai  Dr. 
uihrif  had  the  misfortune  of  working  on  a  project  that  was  not 
'Illy  a  hard  task  but  praclically  impossible  without  the  elements 
■n  his  side.  Belter  luck  with  the  weather  next  time.  Doctor. 
■  fflad  we  finally  had  a  good  day  and  accomplished  something 

e  here  have  already  learned  to  appreciate  the  beauties  of 
idley  and  the  association  of  CollegedaUles.     We  need  more 
College  Days  to  convince  its  of  the  benefits  awaiting  its  at  SMC. 
"     ■'■  ho/ling  you  soon  feel  as  we  do  that  this  is  a  pretty  good  place 


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Southern  Missionary  College,  Collegcdale,  Tennessee,  April  30,  IMS 


JilkWIKlfl     l.lllli'liP 

Presents  Musie 
In  Lyceum  Program 


President  K.  A.  Wright  Students  Elect 
Opens  Heme  To         Editors -in-Chief 

graduating  C  ass  n         »r  tr 

^  Fot  Next  Year 

I        r     cojt 


H  A  MILLER  ANNOUNCES       Baseball  And  Hikes 
ANNUAL  SPRING  TOUR  Featured  In  Picnic 

OF  CHAPEL  SINGERS  t„.  .„„,„,  „,„,  pic„„.  <  ™ 


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night;      ^vcjl. 


3r.  Steen  To  Head  f^°'7„'';;'  ^„';™""''',L"'Si:,''"'l  ,„  ,„„  ,„.,„„„„ 

pducation   Dept.  G,cmh>m.   on   Taod.y   night.  htlijn  ^look  m^_lh, 

Vt SMC  Next  Year  u^ttrwai.'wk 'd ™S  .T ti°'  ° tiJ iJshi.sl If 

°J^f„,'\                                          :,' -  "  Vt"  Coll.",.!     QuMMle  m^;"".m,nic,'orl 
|;no.„t,m'nl    'b,'    l'v„d.,  ' 


Mode  n  Language  Club 
P  omoles  Understanil  ng 


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(liat    f^OeS     yt:  on  K„n,>.,   '                  '         ;  ■        • -,  ;„„,piig     gronnd-Oliromi..     New  o...     ^^     ^^^^     ^^^     ^^^^ 

There  ,,e  ,  ,,„ml,e,  „\  feofle  .,o«,,J  who  .piureullyd^,,-'  ^.''.b."!',.!'.-,  "■   ■',;;' ■,;^;;„l'j  Sfw'ul^'.e^o*"'      "  '""  °  >j»S'™  S'Ji'.'ijMinnlTl      ., 

hme  ,eh„f  -  /«!*  e-»  is  for.  h,  sfile  oj  ihe  three  /™.*  «».  Jll'^^^ioSy   Ws'»  b.m  ™  Hi>  hies,  m.el  feal  .omb.neJ  djs-  bj™  'j  f«  '"^Jj  "^^''j^;;;;^; 

d'Z'ml  Hn  "21,,  L  Ihe  tffeatmite  «\  the  Colhgeide  i„m[,.  "^'^'tTin'o';.^"'"'""' " '"'  "  ""  cnnntrj    speed       Cbii.lm.s    v.ulion  f;*/^;7kJ'"i°„5' S''of  W 

NoK'  .»/»<■  »MV  A'  "'"  '"  homc;b,a   for  ihose   u*o  </o«'l  ]„«■,  fo.raJ  educ.li.n  begin  .,|»n  Rohnd  >">"JE"  »  t^Vngeles  in  J  l"Bb™  "ib  »ify- 

;«•,  ;o'  ;o  te/.  Ihe  fUe  clem.  Ajler  all  ihh  h  our  h,„«e  „'h,le  his  eninnte  mio  ibe  <;»i;>;;;ll;; "  ^  o,-«r  «  boors,  a  di.r»nee  o(  some                                                      . 


rreVe  here,  -ml  II  tloenfl  IMe  m,icl>  more  e]]ori  ,„  ),m  ,,,;  . "i™;.  ■•■■'•  ;■,;'•  o";,:,,,,.  Aeulemy 

ehewhr  gii,ii  •irali/ier  or  ha„ma  peel  u,  ihe  wasle  haskcl  Ibaii  ' Jj",              ,,  r^itj, 

,„  rlhelrJil  o„  lU  e.»,/»„,  Re„,eo,ber  ,he  old  ..yiog-IJ  y,„  '"'ne™Vw'  '•■>  be,?  Ik-  br-^lva, 

Cat^u//  A>/;««  Qi  StaL.  Eli£;'rXe!:"''?"''::' 

Tie  c;«/io,;i  /or  (/»  «"*»/  S«(«K  o/  19«-«  *«i'«  *<■{!"".  Sii'""  "°*  '"  '''"  ''""  """"" 

Tie  Eiiilori  oj  the  /ICCENT  rfrrr/  Annual  have  been  selecled  by  j^ij  ^^\.,  has  also  bid  ,ome  e^ien- 

bopiilar  vote  Ihrtitigh  Ibe  secret  ballot.  ence  In  medial  wntk,  iuvmg  speni 

Diirrug,  the  remaining  weeks  of  Ibe  school  jwr  ecjnally  i,n-  '°"'l""'''''\Z,,T'lZa7X 

porlant  officers  will  he  selected  to  f,ll  Ibe  seats  ol  the  Seimie  '•    J'   "■   ''      , '  J,' ,,„   "rem  ,n 

representing  the  diferent  lortims  on  the  cam/ins.    The  selection  ~'^  \,|,„,  |;;.  |,,j  ^  ,|,;„,^.  ,„ 

oj  the   ojjicers  determines   the  policies   oj   the   Senate   /or   Ihe  ^^.q^I;  fo,  (he  pbyslcjl  jnd  ,piritojl 

coming  year.  Tort  mnch  care  cannot  be  taken  in  selecling  these  faeiterment  of  die  nilnci. 

When  Ihe  names  are  presented  for   rote,  nsnally  through  "j',!"„ " |,-,5"„'',  i"?  ddlerjni "kind's 
Ihe  person  Vou  want.  Let  your  estimation  oj  an  Indiridnal  (e 


Juniors  Fete  Soiiii 
At  Lake  Ocoee 


yonr  own  griide  in  selecting  the  l  ..     .       , 

Ibat  will  do  the  molt  efferent  job  on  the  official  sindent  orjom 

iat„>n  oj  Sontheni  Missionary  College.  —dh 


^me'i  iriod  Pc^uU  faUau^fi 


Sh' 

Ibe   Cenlr.1   American    niilves. 
old  like  10  work  for  Ibeni- 

151-......1  Shop  M  .k.- 

IVoHioom-r.r 

ih 

ied  - 

Minute 

To 
of  fir 

"to° 

Re-obcn  Lopez. for  a  fabbfol  job 

n  Ibe  College  Day  program. 

everybody  ibar  belpcd  in  Cam. 
eanup  day. 

rellect,  see  sbould  ask  liim  svbai  book 
be  reads.                         -Enaerson. 

Eacb  day  '^b'V.^J'" /"^'S 
by  tbe  eighteen  student  svorktrs 
broom    factory,    stated    Mr-   ^ "' 

z 

A.nto  Mecliaiiios  in 
Pi     rnl  (  iniuuliin 
1      Me  I  1)    11  iiul 

1^' are°"ronnlDg'  aT  about  'si". 
'*oT°"t'b       Ibe  coinridcs  '"ff 

phg° 

g'pSp'.igrrbai'w"  j;; 

0  weeks  ago, 
people  wbo  pop  gum  In  pub- 

rsS'"  ""'■■'''': 

'  t; 

people  tbat  bring  crying  babies 
urday  nighi  programs. 

.      siJtti  and  to  iupp't'  '^'^, 

Hall,  Lynn  Wood  1 


THE     SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


Fla"  Demonstration 
Toiirs  Schools 


left  10   npht  ,n   dnmjtn  Ma,„nl.  Dl.l.l.  Cnl.,,  ilu,  ,„du.li„  „d.nl 

fc*.™  m"b^'"F>™e">  *"'si°-  Margarita  Dietel  Prof.  Brown  Assures    ['"b;"[„i°i„"i  /°„^'"i," '",;  "," 

X  "'""''""'''*'""' '""''  Renders  Recital  Adequate  Library         °    '  °"S'"".  '™_n»"o" 

I  The   chorus    is    dir«ted    by    Miss  \jx  QiattanOOga  SMC  librat 

loioihy  nv,o!,  vote  insitouot  he,e.  6  „„i„  ,j 


THE     SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


nlilblii.fi    or    obscure    news 

J  it  10 

he  world 

Maiup.  Guinn 

of    His 

oon 

c-lurn.    the    degree    of 

H  large. 

f   joo're 

not   ap- 

those   ivho   .re  willing   to   wotk   and 

^h^Tr 

"tesit 

lhat"mnt're'°„u""7 

the  prrcc. 

nS"rJ7o'''Ati"lMhe°cvlnl 

3°t3'' 

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and  sec  otheis  do  the  wotk. 

IP' — Wotds  carelessly  spoken  slow 

■The 

silenc 

down   jnJ   kind   ,t   ,n. 

oo(  iht 

rrot!  of 

/l-Act,ons.    ate     the     tesnits     o 

,s    the 

ighes 

applause,- 

Kin  lo  dribble  in    Ihe  afore- 

cn^       " 

'         '' 

T— Time  is  the  stuff  life  is  mad 

•Cocr 

ctinn 

docs    much     but    en 

.'»ritc    midly.    Tbe    facully 

to  be  friends  ruin  mote  people  tha 

— GoEiHr 

-Sq« 

iiry:    Sunday,    1    p.m.    The 

Oaims  he  h„  Hi! 

copy  in,  Nctd   6! 

1;— some  fiJZinj;     reflectively 

■M, 

t'e^'hc^d!'"  f  "p.m'.'."'^The 

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59  p.m. 

price,-   (Zech.    11:13)    is  the  heckon 

denc"° 

whici' 

peak    ill     requires    cnlj 

The  cditor-in-chrcf   is  get- 

pjfc.  Suddenly  3  sh 

« slides 

Oder  the 

salvation  as  a  "slave    an  outcasl^and 

'Tve 

.  ntin 

has  thtee  charade  s 

iSs^r: 

has  fotfiolkn  Chi 

i  °!  'xht 

iM''one 

tejected    shcphetd.    The    price    man 

he^has,'' 

an'd  t 

lat  which  he  thinks  he 

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hlder  Lauda  Tells 
lof  Youth's  Congn 


3ue 

n  Chattanooga 

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J  on   the  Jgenda   Is  a  (fan 

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"Ch.,l„  K.,m„,  Th.  col. 

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CCENT  STUFF  ENJOYS 

illNRISE  BREUKFUST 

Sto 

^riSrEEs 

ri.J  (Ih 

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BK„1C 

cditoj    jamile    Jacobs.    Ths 

liKliieni 

dish    which    was    promptlj- 

illy  le. 

of    supercolossil     pin  cake, 
which   she  bfively   ale. 

Iwppy    «(oup    which    broke 

fUlURfflNlS       \ 

Miy  I 

— M  V.  Society  will  pre-   1 

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T^'^SI/'l'T'),™™   ! 

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—  Study   period    in   the    [, 

Miy  2 

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Chatter  1  a 

//c4tW  .  .  .  Bhetakel  Charlie     1  ^^V 

Ipjtir    wrsmcsttr^    Th=    lime   ii     =l"''j/^,j;;°°j' ^'^  .1   tht   sSe      j;;K"™ir°mn '^''°  "°*»' 

r'tVi4"f°u"*™  »  P""""     >™Sr'    '"'"      °'  "a!l'oSh'e°°KI°te'''"''°"'°*»» 

their  studies  elsewhere  or  to  launch         Spsrtenberg  County  in  South  Oro-  After  eifiht  months  of  school  ye. 

out  in  their  hies  work,  uid  sffll  others     „„,  ,;  „h„e  Koker^^was  P»^"-j^™      "om  ltd'  a/usKd™  -''°"'''        "' 


^^ ^  lowlcdfie  schedule.      Hot        ^^^ 

"Th'oujjh   the   road   may   have   been  [h^V^ould  later  help  him  earn  a  part  haven't.  Betty   Howard,   on  Tuesday 

rocky  and  sleep  in  places,  most  of  u.s  ^^  t,;^  education.  found    herself  waiting  for  a    ^fWF 

that  we  have  accomplished  much  and  p  "'^  H*"   Ac^^mv''*  ""  ""^ '"^      ^  it  until  she  found  herself  sucroundd 

that  we  can  caro- with  u!  many  pleas-  Torest  late  noaemi .  by  a  number  of  first  year  Greek  J 

ant  memories  of  college  life  .t  SMC.         At  Collegedale  in  19«  he  was  mar-  j„  """I- 

p,„,cJ  ried.     later  .additions  to  h,s  famdy  too   I  d  " 


If/taf's  l\ou.K  Punctuatim  lUaiU 


seiileiice.  A  very  small  mark,  lo  be  . 
great  coujiisioti  if  iii'isplaced .  Likewise  iii  our  work  and  plans  it  i. 
a  good  thing  to  pause  now  anil  then  to  think,  to  consider,  to  res 
mind  and  body,  but  these  pauses  should  be  carefully  placed  am 
wisely  used  or  they  will  bring  disorder  instead  of  benefit. 

A  dash  marks  a  break  in  the  thought.  Here  is  something  tt-hic). 


cnli  of  SMC)"  are 

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continue  Co  conduct  biolo 
reason  lor  this  dilemma  i 

mainder  of  Che  school  yn^ 


lewidea.   and  st, 
ttheesper! 


of},  gets  a 

entirely  different  line,  only  to 

These  dashing  folks  are  full 

uid  purposes,  but  somehow  they  just  fail 


of  zeal,  good  ini 

to  arrive  at  aiiylhin<i  definite,  and  all  that  marks  their  path 

„ail  o/  ,„,f„,uU  pU„. 

Did  yon  ever  meet  a  human  interrogation  point?  He  is  always 
unsettled,  undecided.  Every  situation  raises  a  question  to  tvhich  he 
has  no  positive  answer.  He  is  unable  lo  direct  his  own  thoughts, 
so  goes  through  life  swayed  this  way  and  that  by  the  opinions  and 
influences  of  others.  However,  there  is  a  f)rofitable  way  to  use  the 
question  mark  which  will  result  in  great  benefit.  Tl^e  sincere,  in- 
quiring mind  that  delves  into  the  depths  of  thought  to  bring  out 
gems  of  truth  will  be  richly  rewarded. 

A  powerful  little  dot  is  the  period.  Wherever  it  falls,  it  speaks 
finis  lo  all  that  has  gone  before  and  completely  disconnects  from 
anything  that  may  follow.  A  period  is  never  used  except  at  the 
end  of  a  complete  sentence.  The  sentences  of  life  may  also  have 
periods  at  the  wrong  places,  perhaps  in  the  middle  of  a  task,  before 
a  problem  has  been  solved,  a  difficulty  mastered,  or  an  assignment 
completed.  Tlterc  is.  on  the  other  hand,  great  gratification  in  stand- 
ing by  the  oars  until  the  goal  is  reached  and  then,  with  justifiable 
pride,  putting  down  the  period! 

You  are  analyzed  and  classified  by  the  most  emphatic  expression 
of  your  life,  hi  what  do  you  piid  your  greatest  delight?  On  which 
side  of  a  question  do  you  tltrow  your  most  positive  influence.'  A 
/„,«;„/  %  h  a  ,'e,yeljMh,  »»..  Ho..  i„,po,l.,„.  Ih,„  Ih.,  Il 
be  directed  in  right  channels!  fea 

Letters  to  the  Ed.      ^'^  ^"^-^'"^  ^pens 
I  onsoi'ial  rarlor 


weerTjc'scTotEi'sMon  aTod'sS  !',''''.'''«,''  "'"'  "'"  ""'"■  ''°'"'  mt  'TrJr'V  macrhi°"yeli~'li°' 

in    front   of   Mr.   James    Hickman,  Uke  Academy  i,  was  the  result  of  a  pr.mi,^- b.y^M.r 

SJ"\mta1hoi'e?bla'de.  '  "'  ^  (Co,«™rf  /r.,,,^^,   0^^^^^  sLrBlnqT. 

!i'l'  sblwcr 'hw'Jl'  in'RoI;m'"'»  mu"'a~nt'ion  CmThe^Kde"!' A  enliS«nment"trh;-  disJ^nscTIo  , 

h     M      In        Youne    Sh     too  re  ■'panorama  of  missions''     has     been  benighted  world.  He  also  stressed  He 

3,veH  manv  lovely  cifB  P'anned  for  presentation,  probably  on  fact  that  new  languages  may  be  to.iJ 

X  Ruth  Braa  was  given  a  show'er  Sabbath,  and  understanding  furthered  tlma,l 


aome  of  Mrs.  GV  J.  Nelson  on         Qf  great  interest  to  college  students  >'"'''  '"  '"■"«"  '*"'''.' 

iram  to  be  presented  '!f  J't^-^luTwl  ' 

f  the  union.  Presam-  %  Manuel  Carb  Hal  wh. 

ably   the  college,^  being   nearest    the  ™!;,\'J°  °'„j"°|;Tp„,j 

J  Florida  recently  in     national   setup  "for   the    South,    will  ^y  tecords- 


'    'amSde     SJest°  single^ 


;  dividen 


byP 


vent  by  the  young  peoples' 


eight  couples  w,l  be  located  m  Ashe-  g^^^^^^    ^^^^  .^j^j^  j,^^  ^^j^.  ,1,;^  ,„„„,„„  „„  Mrs.  t- 

ville.  North  Urolma,  tor  the  summer  „,  Lodge  from  Florida,  Elder  Tames  wife  of  the  president    !■ 

working   in   an   elfo,    conducled  by  m.  Aekerman,  Georgia,  Wayne  Foster,  decorations  and  lood  wa.  '.i 

McSve  credit  for  aitlldingSVSd  Mi«i«ippi.  I-ouis  ■».  Pettis  of  North  Dietel.  ably  assisted  bi^i-lej^^ll 

School  of  Evangelism.  '  „^ ""'  '"        ""    ''     """'     ""  „ ','  Fernando  Orfona. 


»i  ■ :<■.     'Ji  I.    „ij..  '.--*VE-^,v     '     ^-  y     ^^ 

A   Elder  r    A    Sc-riveii    Pr,„Jenl   nt       k>  '  \        *"    '^fe^^'-'i]^^— -,  M        fffr 


THE     SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


Pages 


Accent  On  The  Academy 


Is   About   Aviation 

Oil        I  DnMirJ,   by  John   DtCh.ni   a  a 

wholly   new   Studtnt  Scnit'e   w"l   be     ">'  "'^  C°'P*  ''■'I- 

miuguratcd   into  office.  Eich  iludenl      .    Since  1912  ihis  braiich  of  the  Mit- 


Pi-exy  Jerry  Neely  QU  'Jo^etkel  Thw  .  .  .  fet'i  ^tui^l  I 

Aspires  to  Printing         B>-,t.„  o,,;,.  o„.  »„r.  w  »/„«„„;*./„„  ..„„,  webop.  i 

Jetfj'  Neeley   president  of  the  sen-  ""  "'"^  ^as  failed  in  ihose  resoltilioiis  they  waAe  at  the  begin-  di 

,„r    clus,    comes     from     Wildwood,  iiing  of  the  second  semetter.    Ij  so.  then  "Urs  Study,'' there  ini'l  H"  ■'"denl   id  repieseni"  )OT'"in'ih;      J«"ion  Kives  Ihis  infocra.lim.' "m 

Cmji..  Now  yoo   have  a   lain!  idea  mi,ch  lime  lejl.     Hll„y  „,id  1,1,1  ,  f,„i,l,ii,g  l„„ch  t«  thme  iheines  ?"'''»>  ^""1=  '"'  ""  Veat  beffnninj      ''"T  »  »  ''••^•'i  acccale  a  il  was 

t'"    iCel'lS    «  S'le  &S  '""'  '""'  '"  ''""'  """'""'  '"ding.     We  liofe  tlial  tjler  dl  the  ft",'' ''f";,"";"' '""  ''»"  "«  °"1>;      Z' s!,r'o't  ■«'?  S°'    7"  "  '51' 

*  d'e'li    befo„  LminB  hece  ,o  hnish  *'""'  '""'  *""'"  "■?,')'  "f  "''  '""'/'"  '''I''""""-  ""  ""  ''"'*  ""  "^'^  s,„d™.  toJJV" ell                '■™w„.  The,  a,e  locked  in  ihThlS 


r  hXr"Tr™ 'Jl"me"'Z^  waf h!'J'™d"ful.  We  S"oaKf     MdSCUlme       "  {'  HnFSf £"ff  5 .i "? 

TL    J       1 1  ■  school  because  of  it.  "'cre    on    tlic    ground,    thej-    1 

MUttenngS      ^  S^Pos.  V"  h.ve  disco.e,ed  a  way      -»»  _J-™rf~   to_^™h   o, 


■ply  enough,  these  aicmei 
how   a   different  breed   c 


'd,';'"';n''''°°'''  ""■ 

found  the  sun  at  Lake 


Ruben   Lopez  ""Vj,''"';"'™™- 

ft  ants  Mission  Work 


Alumni    News 


„  „...„^.„„o.„.. very  easdy  he   improved  upon.  Hoses           S«»-the    seniors    of    Colksedalc  would  lite  lo  iX-"„i  ,„, lie  cousi'd'  '^"""l""          IXCWS 

0    inte'rview    Ruben    Lopoz.    valedie-  Plenty  ot'jtood    food'and'slrawbrny  Bradualioo  plans.                                '"  p'tsm  "^'[1'^^™  it" '" '""  "  !«ms  good   to  see  llte   smlliuK 

Bnio'r  ciasl  !"*''thiel'hrem'an°at  the  *°a"^',  C,,„„„„„,_sa.,    ood  time  sprfng's^I^in.T'o"'   We  musThlJe  Senr'TisT  '"  ""  '*"""'''  '"'  ""  »™™p"'  MaB'n'is"here't's'ui!r,°n" 

»n"  °Pu«i?  Rko  ™s'  valedinorhi;'  'I'"' i''"""  ""™2  "rol^Kobinson &T,te"dtos's°"n"fh'.t'°diy 'a'nd'le'nd  Lu"  &lth'Aiek'°%''lf°^iL^' 

taurn    collector,    periodical    colleclori  ''j'rfOrio™— Without  a  doubl  this  ^eniorS  Welllop  J^Jj  o'f'your  "feUow.stoSs     '"    ''"'  '''"'"  '°  '''  """"Ir"  "uilla  M. 

urn  a'od'clyde  FomriSnched  into  "il^'red"  Ble,'"JL'''i'i  '*"£  "".I,'''          Nm'"        '                 '."'"f  '"I'  iwrnber  makes   it.  Most  ,.f  the  *e  infofm'alion  jou'TO-d""  "'""" 

discussion     of     Ruben-j    character  ""  ";„„„,;„ '';»',?"    '""''^    " '"  .„,,■            "                                  1 .,   [hc-y  nevs     Senate    members    have    alteadj  Recently  we  noticed  Mc. -and  Mrs. 

loudmouthed,"        said        Morr.son  "™    responsrhle   for  the  good   food,  cool.i        ■                                   .1     ,c,re.  been  elected  for  the  coming  fear.    If  Qrl  Smith  with   iheir  young  son  on 

Helurgly.    "An    awful    fati,ead-all  »o.  a"J  also  lo  our  hoe  sponsors  »'''"""■■:. '"'f'  'fc'"'    ■«    any    who    are    still    to    be  the  campus.  The  Smiths  are  en  route 


led.   lake  an  interest  in  ihat  elex-      ,„  Cuba  where  Carl  will  ac'l   '^ m^l 
■•!<;emphS',^h^'°'"'°"■  '";      '""'    °'    '"'''"I'ietJt.oui   .college 


prowess,  but  he  modeslly  J 
-ison  also  revealed  that 
lover  of  striped  pajamas  ar 


ream  and      picnic    was    one   of   t 

ked    this      place  and  had  a  delightful  t 


brproud.'Your°conUn°eTco?ir'a"t'oJ 
readers  of  the  future  editions  of  the 


lenior  Picnic  Is 
preat  Success 
ptate  Participants 

letyihmg"  but  'ela's'swo*'''" Horn!      [ 
Jeribod'y  -v.'s  tappv.'v"  ie'd'wf  le  'ih^       1 

Illy  tatt°r°foo'd  San™      '""'"''       > 

Fuse  il'didn-t  look  so'ptonii"s'ng''vvll'e'r 
■  e  at    o  egedale  even  more  wonder 


n"r,'pl." 


and      influence 

ind  you  ssill  ba  well  satisfied  with 
csult,    and    SMC    will    conimue 


Gems  from  the  Pulpit 

deeds  to  he  accomplisl 


THE     SO  UTHERN     ACCEN1 


Ancient   History 
Of  Collegedale 
Given  By  "Faith' 

Undoubtedly  somi 


Faith 


The  Popular  Opinion  Poll 


h.vc  wo.Jned  .boul  Iht  tasi""i"E=            ^  MONTHLY  LETTER  TO  OUR  FRIENDS  FROM  THE  CompoUory  *»  .iMd.nre  is  oec-  In  .n,™  lo  ito  Srst  ,u„tb„, , 

Bkfn     £o°ld  h°a"e  "been  tnSc°3  by                                 SOUTHERN  JUNIOR  COLLEGE  „„,,.  Tht  fact  *^JJ^»'^'Jj.°"  "^'"^  J,"',^,^   Sie   vi,„^i™  „, ""  •" 

SJn UndLdTtaMte  JLl'Z  '-"'•■""■'-'"■"■""°""t'.SS£ii*..S  e„^jh  '"°™"»''|J, '";''„'  ™'ia;„  kn"w°";.c°n,M''!,(tal  "'£,"'  K 

and  when   a  few  dajs  a;;o  wc  heard                                                            =  ""*     MW    in  class  aftendance.  class  alteodance  Wre  not  compul^n 

that  someone  who  ssas  doinj;  a  bit  of  ^  ^i  j             Colksedale,  Ooltmah,  Term.,  May  1, 1913             No.5  ^|Jf  ^j^in^stration  hai.  undoubtcdls'.          , .                  '^'^ 


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3  SENIORS  TO  RECEIVE  DIPLOMAS  DURING  COMMENCEMENT  WEEK  END 

Change  onel,  ^a(e  u?  '4S 


Icrusailers-Evaiis  TDSinj 
III  Saluriiay  Nighl  Benefit 


SUNDAY'S  SENIOR  CUSS 
URGEST  IN  SMC  HISTORY 


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"»)■ «,  „„ 

„r           And  Study  Related 

liasigiiEasffi®        „„„;s„„„„ 

but^we°/eerthat''som''/arc  duMoXc     student  has  Itwked  fonvjid  to  spring 
"Si'ty    Collfj,:    dant    much    to     i?'' "J"  '';'"«  ''T,'"'';!' i!; 
S:u'll'?n?i,*tinTl''n"';Sk      Xf  to  h.s  s.pH>is  stt.njth, 
Hie   reasons  /or  this  are  obvious   to     along  comes   the  toiip  de  grace— ex- 
most  of  the  men  who  have  resided  in      aminations. 

We  ntver  will   forgtit  the  way  he     scholars  from  ^rade  one  upward.     It 
nevei  insisted  that  we  tell  him  wlierc      |,is  been  the  bugaboo  of  man)'  a  strug- 
we  hid  been   if  we  came  in  a  little     ^](„g   chcmistn'    student    as    well    as 
late,    but    (aclfully   sufigested    that   il      the   nemesis   of  scores   of   professors. 

havf  bfen  able  to  fifiure  out  how  he      (oot  j   poU   (,f  ^   number   of  colle^'e 

!               '^kz  Soutkcjin.   Accent 

Kj,^,.-  £J„«r Homer  ST^jFo^ 

let  her  monkeys  out!"  No  more  disij, 

0u^J^rTo"n5'''"shc-  "laT  to^!''"'"*  '°*' 

dtnls   in   the  evangelistic  effort  ro7 
held  in  Ashuville.  North  Carolina, 

Mary  Banker  and  San  Mahn  expe., 
forspend  a  peaceful  summer  al  horn. 

A^.,:...                                                                                            r>TT,„F  Fb*mk 

Published  bi-wKkir  w«pl  for  Ch.iilm^  »nd  sprmE  vjcadou  duiine 
th=  Khool  ynt.  »nd  monlhiy,  June.  July  snd  August  by  Southem  Misiion- 
uy   College,   Colleficdile,  Tennejict:,    Entered    under   the   Souihland  Saoll 
as  lecond-cliii  nuuei,  June  20,    1919.  at   the   Poi.  Office  jt  Collcfiedale. 

TKB"l?uiH£'iN'AclLhT,  Scptem'l^'/I'a,    1 W5,  i^ider  (hV  ici  of'  Congreis 

ike  x.ad  Rose . 


'  tfje  risk  oj  bordering  on  ISIth  ctmiiry  iiieloilraiiiii  mid 
r^'  "sud  stings  of  fareueil"  ire  woidd  veiilnre  a  timid  goodby 
T  vditnr,  Eugene  Wilson,  leho  is  leaving  not  only  onr  slajj 
-nr  «»;;«/<.  Tearlnl  Iribnies  are  dreary  afjairs  al  besl.  bnl 
„  lea'  rose,  Icjl  jroin  the  1^ 


„dd ,;» 


1/  the, 


a  thankless  job. 


editor  Wilson  and  his  sta/j  it  is 
is  a  trininph  oj  hard  work,  ingenuity,  and  jiersistence  over  almost 
insnj/erable  dijjieidties.  An  editor  teho  can  calmly  meet  cataclysmic 
frMems  and' tee f,  l,is  equilibrium  and  mental  sanity  i 


iods  occ 


r  edit, 


,ekl, 


M' 


I  sunk  into  a, 
r  the  make-nf  of  th, 


Long  ainr  the  rest   oj  the  ACCENT 
lansled  rest,  their  job  done.  "Ed"  din 

the  ines,  and  lale  at  night  /,„/„, 
■I  magi,  with  tyfe  and  i„strn,nen,s  that  mate  the  fafer  ft  am.,- 
gly  in  the  /.™/«r  places.  Witlmut  l,is  exfert  services  reading 
•e  Accent  mighl  be  lite  wandering  ihrongh  a  maze  oj  garbled 


sOsMj  catiiht  somi^  ambiti 
in  the  act  of  ciibbin£*,  an 

msb  would   not  bo  complet 


( ,,„/,' ; 


eilh 


stud,  I 


tije  literary  elite  and  tlie  joys  oj  finding  selj-exliression,  biU  also 

because  there  is  a  tangible  result  for  hard  work.    But  that  resrdt  a    .                  •        k  I 

often  brings  the  criticism  and  com flaint  from  unlhinkiug  readers  Al  U  fTl  0 1        N  BWS 

who  jail  lo  iiuclerslaml  the  coiiiphcateel  procedure  oj  eailitig  a , 

l)a{ier.    Aji{}recialioii  is  seldom  expressed,  but  dissalhfactlo>i  is  al-  Wahren  Oakes 

ways  vocal.  So  an  edilor's  jorebend  groivs  ivriiikled,  his  shoulders  The  month  of  June  will  find  Dr. 

become  a  solitary  niisai/lhrofiic  creLiliirt  shiiiiniug  his  feltowmen      f^^j  firaduate  "Of*;,^^         rIi  teachers  like  that! 

Lesi  the  appreciative  he  the  illeiil  and  ihe  critical  the  loud, 
we  hereby  offer  as  noisy  and  enthusiastic  a  thank  yon  as  type  can 
convey  and  hofje  thai  the  future  may  be  as  varied,  as  well-ordered, 
and  as  much  admired  as  a  (lerfect  /ICCENT  would  be.         osf 

LMeck  UcWi  P'lOG'iessl 


made  during  ibis  school  y 

It  so  much  into  our  studies  during  Ihe  school 

Vive  to  spend  long  hours  cramming!'    Hai 


fort,  or  fifty  ye.       , 
sliending  our  time  develofing  i 
If  we  all  take  a  Mod  iiileri 
for  which  it  stands,  if  I 


hoot  and  in  the  things 
'o  the  things  which 
'f  we  all  take 


lie  staff  of  the  ACCENT  has  enjoy 
ear.  We  hof.e  that  you  will  givd 
'f  next  year  the  same  cheerfufcoop 


t  you  ha, 

lege  working  for  a  Ch'ri: 


lid  back  them  with 
•I  the  things  in  which  we  find  ourseh 
that  certain  thing  called  school  s[ji 


■o  jnogress  to  the  point  where  a  , 

e  is  l>laced  on  the  students  than  al  the  p 


Cecil  Cofjey  and  his 
'  and  encouragement 

'd  holw  that  Sel,^nb\Vwili}n"l\.oThJckh, 


THE     SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


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asv-ny  from"  mT' J.  H.  Tiiflrof  fn-  CoIlcge  Acqiiircs  Plans  For  Asheville 

£r£afo';U""??;sS  Teletype  MacJiiue  Student   Effort  Are 

°quipm"nt!^'   This" included''iri?ndn'  A  new  Icktype  has  Iw^un   inslailcd  ReVealcd  By  HanSCH 

tquipment,    flooring;,    and    bathroom  in  the  tL-lephonc  ofTlct  of  tht  colk-fit, 

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red  and  staged  one  of 


Gems  from  the  Pulpit 


on    repjiar  personally  a  radiant  hope  in  the  heart       thi 

nd  are  Knt  of   EUgr   E.   C.    Banks,   who      *" 

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-  John  Biinyan  Those  who  are  definitely  plannii 


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Mrs.  Wilbur  Oslman.  Mr.  and  Mrs 
James  Fulfct.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Oswald 
Cook,   Mr.  and  Mrs.  Eugene  Wood 

A^hiock,'"and  cS  annon'^''Thc 

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dule  of  study,  plus  a  full  schedule  of 

group  is  only  exceeded  by  their  faith 
and  hope  for  a  glorious  summer.  Thl^ 
work  has  already  begun,  but  the  of 
ftcia!  openin;;  for  the  effort  is  Friday 
June  11,  in  the  city  auditorium.  The 
elToH   will   continue   until   September 

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iouihctn   Missionary  Ci.llcec  Cnlk'gcdalc,  Tenncsseg.  Jui 


YOUTH'S  CONGRESS  MEETS 


Congress  Is 


Success 

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Start  to  Finish 

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redcdicjted    my    life    fo    (he    glorious 
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Christian  friends.  Every  meclinj;  is  i 
rejl  inspifition  to  mo.*'  (from  a  non- 

■This    Youtirs   Congress    h^s    truly 

,._     (Coiiliiilted  ov  page  3)     _ 

Third  Senior  Glass 

J.ddO  Youth  Atleiid 
Coiifli-ess  in 
Cliatlanoojja 


%e  l/oufd's  CoMJtess  8iiiicu.  ■  ■ 

This  is  the  fromied  Yo,ill/s  Congrns  edilion  of  th 
Yom  ,lt«  bdievi!  thai  ym  will  mjoy  rifdyis  ll«>  ''P"'  »!"' 
m.les:  Adve,,lii,  ymlhn,„li,,g  ever  hM  i«  Ih,  Sou,/,.  5  ou  u,ll 
,L„I  10  immri  this  copy  oi  a  ,o„miir  of  Ih,  Controls.  If  you  0,0 
o,„  ol  the  u„lo„u,,al,  UmuoIs  „ho  /«W  '»  K,«»  "» 
scipLss  boforo  Ibis  issue  u.»/  <o  pros,,  you  bovojwl  ,0 
Ihe  big  six-pv  ^ •>"•''''  '^"V"  "'PP'f'"™'-  /''"'"„ 
stilt  have  opporluolly  to  take  advautage  oj  llus  ojjer  as  )o 


Yotirsl'ajl  has  spared  milke,  I    - 
the  over-all  picture  0/  uihat  look  place  al  the  Coagr, 

,  J       ',       .  _..  i I   l,,r  B,.erv  IHPetinP. 

phers  aud  repo 


„  hand  jor 


special  feat, 
'the  ACCENT  sincerely  s 
both  on  this  special  edilion  a 


on  behind-the-s 
olicit,  letter,  of  . 
ltd  on  future  editi. 


Wa,  Safe 


To  our  way  oj  thinking,  there  teas  no  bet 
school  year  than  to  attend  the  Youtlfs  Congri 
harting' lor  ho..eu,l„re,,, any  olttsu.,    lose. 


r  way  to  end  the 
.  hist  before  de- 
,lacl  with  friends 


The  ii'hole  Cotigresi  was  sii 
last  detail,  it  uw  packed  full  of 
Each  speaker  ' 


and  elevaliiig  s 


mbled 


of  definite  ways  to  let 
Especially  to  be 


Mends  in  on  a  better  way  of  lije. 
Leaded  is  the  otnsic  eommittee.  Th 
■ic  circles  was  offered  to  the  youth  0/  th 
Sonlbern  Union.  In  ™r  opinion  a  sermon  in  song  has  i„st  as  m„c 
ellect  as  oac  given  iv  au  eloqtient  speaker.  Surely  the  words  suu 
by  Charles  Keynter.  Haroli  A.  Miller.  Dorothy  Evans.  Au,. 
Crowdcr-Evans,  Rachel  Atkins,  the  Kings  Heralds,  the  Crusade, 


IE  Sabbjlh,  why  wc  don't  drink 
ikc,  and  whal  fr  is  (hal  -   '- 

is   ■Brother,"   Surel)-   th 

o«n  hue  ind  there  wiUripaiy 


,„,„ and  all  the  other  individuals,  will  rem 

r  hearts  and  minds  this  snmnier. 
Never  have  ive  attended  a  series  oj  similar  meeting 


Alumni    News 


seemtu   iv    i;="t'""   "-■   "'"^h   cut -- 

Youlb-s  Congress.  We  believe  the  challen^ne  gifei,  to  Southern 
Youth  in  Elder  Dunbar's  closing  message  will  be  taken,  and  stu- 
dents will  use  every  opportiinity  in  the  summer  tiionlhs  to  "Share 
Our  Faith." 

Elder  Anderson.  Elder  Laiida.  Eider  Evans,  let's  have  another 
Congress  soon  so  that  we  may  tell  how  we  put  into  practice  the 
things  which  have  been  learned  at 


in    downtown 

imni   of  Soulhcr 
;,  So.ih.rn  J.ni 


"S'd'e.isiortor  Christ.   Elder 

blood  bank  co 

Francisco   me 

i.d    ....... 1-I..I 

omplete  must  train  the  heart,  the 

'■The     Mis 

ionary     Volnntr, 

jc  inspired  by  th 

Lake 

ail'  three  phases  of  Christian  edu- 

al  E,  M.  C^ 

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dins  this  i"!'»°»°°J^"^';  J';"/',^^ 

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rds  show  that  1327  shrdcnts  have 

tion.  is  ejpec 
the  week  end 

of  May  28-30. 

ved  diplomas  from  Southern  Mis 
irv  Colleee.                       ,     ,    ^ 

past    two   yea 

g'  i"\n™Ji°" 

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«1,  Dr.  John  Russell  Mitchell  ol 

tion  of  schoo 

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h°"'  'ivc  us  a  stirring  chaf^l  report- 
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aimch  Passes 
Ingathering  Goal 

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ing  campaign.  The  8;"^  "^."e  iK 
■-   STOSO.i-i,    an   amount 
riginal  goaL.  .  ^^  .ffoit* 

^e  3nf°bodra'°'l  <^"*^|! 
aurch.    Sections  of  f'tee  s"  "    ,,|, 


How   to  Share  Failli 
Vandenian*'s  Topic 
Friday  Morning 


Eldei-  Skinner 

Speaks  On 

"Power  For  Today" 

luJ,  Hi, 


The    Missionary    Volunlter    Leaders    Who    Planned    the    Yout 


h's    Congress 


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Adventist.  He  quickly  jointd  'he 
mo»mml  and  ihidM  "i*  I"'  "", 
j»d  hrougkl  fc"  in 


"T'"o'''iunior    Voke    of    'mM 

:ou„e  sluden..  ..d  an  '""  ^" 

learned    the    '"'"''  J fify 


(CarijmJ  •»  «'  ■ 


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Sent  lo  All 
Southern  Pape 


Colporteur 

(C«»,W  /,.»,  fag,  1) 
placing   of   gospci-fillcd    literature   in 


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THE     SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


Camp    Government 
Is   Organized    by 
Married  Couples 


xinsored  by  the  Forum. 
Mrs.  Gwenivere  E.  Ellis,  pre 
-  the  Fonim,  ind  Harold  Flynt. 

,n'.   have  selected   the   trailer   . 
;  (he  number  one  burden  in  thi 


|fi«Zri,   T«      unanimously     re, 
■        ded  as  Sifety  Commissionet. 

ies  of  the  followinfi  offices;  P. 
miLisioner,    Safely    Commissic 

Ir'on   Recrealion,'   P.irk'  Com 

irriissioner.  and  "the  Commissi 
Ne  Qninc  Corps.-  (Do^  Qtd 

t"in"his\ver-dl    pTan/All' 

■oon°w"plaJBrounTfor^h/lr 
[.children.  A  fieneral  improver 

and    landscaping   of   the''  tr 

[irch   is  expected   of   the   Nfa[ 

■ve''s"o  pCT  for  b^ter'livin;; 
ions  and  hifilier  morale. 

[5,000  Youth 


honor  to  teprcscnt  the  people  of  Chal 

young  people  representing  eight  south 
crn  states  is  indeed  a  concrete  exampi 
of  the  opporhintties  of  our  Ameri 
un  way  of  life.  The  right  of  rclitiou 
freedom  must  always  be  preservec 
Your   efTorts   and    aims    to    pcomot 


Edward   Barnes,   Kentucky-Tcnncssee 

World  youth   leaders   Eldine  Dun 

bar,    Theodore   Lucas,   and    Laurcno 


Telephone  Troubles 


>s  asked  how  to  spell.  But  that  word 
is  in  the  front  of  the  director)' 
Incrdcnlally,  they  don't  have  a  diction- 
ary at  the  switchboard,  so  don't  pro. 
mise  accurate  spelling  of  all  words. 
Another  typical  questioner  wants  to 

was  uked   before  ihe  laundry   phone 

■■I   know -s   have   i   (cle- 

day."  Very  enlighlening  to  the  opera- 
tor. But  try  as  hard  as  possible,  she 
could    locate    no   line   for    Ihem    and 

have   to   be   called    lo   the   telephone 


3oddy  a 


eally 


10    be    sure  ^h?ir    d"atM    d!di 

back  on  them.  And  poor  Wallace  h^d 

'■AiiH"  and  the  operator  f 

nluing  it.  Of  course  it '"ring 
her  on  another  line  and  she 
made  herself  hoarse  trying  to  get  an 

answer.  The   parly  calling  apparent; 

sounded  open.  At  last  she  caught  o 

And  did  you  hear  about  the  operate 
who  started  to  say  her  prayers  b' 
fore  resting  at  the  dose  of  a  bu! 
session  at  the  switchboard  and  starte 

once  "took    a    Chattanooga    call.    St 


darkened  and  "Christ  on  the  Throne 


raised    in    song.    Leavii 

over.  Elder  Dunbar  said  h.;  wouW  take 

■outh  and  tell  them  there  is  no  doul 

"Most  fascinating  sight  on  Ihe  fa< 
)f  the  earth  this  side  of  the  cross 
'oung  men  and  women  bound  U 
:et|Kr  by  ihejovc  of_God,"  stale 
Elder  Dunbar  in   hJs  first  talk  at""il 

Lord  has  warned  us  lo  stand  befoi 
Elder  Dunbar  admonished  all  your 


rally   thousands   of  ] 

i  by' 
Southern 

)f  all  who  attended  the  first  sei 
if  the  Southern  Youth's  Congrci 

Senior  Class 

'.  By   your  lives  you   may  ch: 

iis  closing  words  were,  "Enlist  in 
army  of  God  and  receive 
sion   which   shall    never   b( 


Congress  Is  Success 

inspiration  and   true  Christian 
ation  which  1  have  fully  appr 


Id   wish." 

The  Lord  has  richly  blessed  r 

Out  hats  off  To  thrhost^  of  ha 


It  has  been  a  wonderful 


low  I  am  determined  to  be  a 
ncdicil  missionary.," 

..ess,  I  don't  know  how  to  begin  to 


Have  You  Renewed 
YOUR 

Subscription 
Yet? 

President   Wright   stated    he   like- 
to   think  of  the  B.A.  as  referring  t. 

iluallv,    Intel Icctuilly.    physically,   an. 
socially," 

Degrees    and    diplomas    were    con 
ferred  upon  the  four-year  and  profcs 

Ru^J  E.Lea; 

ioi  the  academy  by  Elder  ].  C.  Gait 
IS,    principal  of  Collegedale  And 

langed  from  righ'l  to"  left,  signifvin] 


iwning  for  them. 
;diction     blessings     were 
nounccd  by  Dean  Linton  G.  Si 
1 1  and   Ihe   Graduates   look   part   i 


1948   Seniors    Addressed  By 
Lewis  E.  Lenheim 


;reater   work    for   our   young   pcoph 

ut  a   C/.ri^//;d"°edu"cation.   EducatlL" 
'iihoul  Christianity   is  of  no  avail 


raduales,    "for   you   to   harness 

3ur  vision  and  arise  for  God,' 
Education  is  a  tool,  som 
■ith  which  to  work.  The  organi 


randhave  innore  abundantly;  -Life 
line  life  to  his  years  anVn^V^" 

done  is  to  simply  do  good.  Thi.s 

ion  sets  the  boundaries  of  vour 
rid  Have  telescopic  vision,  high 
IS  .ind  right  purposes."  urged  Elder 

He  stressed  then  the  need  of  Ic.id- 
for  the  Lord  [esus,  Advenlist 
Ith  should  all  be  among  the  two 
cent  who  lead.  A  leader  must  be  a 
nnl  and  a  man  of  noble  character, 
■Character  stands  when  all  else 
s.  It  aids  or  hinders  man  more 
than  anything  else.  It  is  the  workshop 
'  a  man's  everj-  day  life.   It   is   life 

As  a  final  word  of  counsel  Elder 
mheim  told  the  graduates.  "Put  not 

changeless  Christ.  When  you  cofi^e 
the  cross  roads,  lake  the  road  to  the 
Dss.  God  deliver  you  from  low  aim.. 


Stamp  Club  Sells 
Congress  Envelope 

One  of  the  smaller  facets  of  the 
Youth's  Congress  was  the  exhibit  of 
the  SMC  Stamp  Club  featuring  a  spe- 
cial cachet  envelope  with  the  Concress 
emblem  printed  on  its  left  side  in  two 

In  charge  of  Robert  Roach  and  Rob- 
ert Kistler,  representing  the  Stamp 
Club  and  Sabbath  school  respectively. 


A  United  States  post  office  was  s 
up  in  Ihe  booth,  and  mail  went  oi 
urider   a   special   phibtclic  cancel   oi 

Senate  Elected 
For  Next  Year 

various  forums  and  cla.sses  chose  o 
fleers  who  will  sit  on  the  Stude 
Senile  for  Ihe  year  beginning  June 


'  m."To 

(,  Mr.  VloyTMit- 

r.    we    h 

avi-   (he    following 

M,«  Do™  Tipion 

Mr.   Doiufd  Wot 

Cecil  Coffey,  editor  of  the  /< 


)f  the  previous  Senate;  M 
ind  'Mr.  Cecil   Coffq',  E 


THE  SOUTHERN  ACCENT 


jend  Ihe  Youth's  Com 


St,  or  R,  F,  D.  . 
Oily  and  Stale  _ 


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Collect    C.llLgtdik    Tcnnc-sbee,  July  . 


meriXAsMockKetumsfwiiihidia     165  Enroll  in  Summer  School 


Elder  H.  S.  Prenier     E.  C.  Banks  Conducts    Students    from    31 
Joins  Teacliing  Staff   Evangelistic   Effort     States  and  3  Islands 
For  Summer  School    Assisted  by  Students    Register  at  SMC 


dkh 


Approximildy  eight   hunt 


Mfi   A^hiodk  has  been  in  cliarcc  of  '^""^     *'*'"■     Q""^!^'     *"''     possibly  pie   attended   the   opening   lecture  of  dents  ace  enrolled   in   (he 

iMc,_  Asmock  tias  neen  m  J^^"g^  «  ^[(,,(1^0  City.    Elder  and  Mrs.  Prenier  this  spearhead   in  the  auditorium  to  teachers  curriculum     Thct 

:,:.d     na.    only    /a    .school     foi  DeBH    W.    B.    Clark  :||L7han"afcl*;  '^  ""''"'  '"'"^   '"  ITic '^■wZ'tnd^V\teTH.a^^^^^^^^^  '^"rimer^'lt^Wo^^^^^^ 

Iventjsis  from  fiood  homes.  VlSltS      Hd'C    ■  ^^^"  Ptcnier  has  had  considerable  Hundreds    thrilled    to    the    beautiful  page  three. 


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X^  "''I/-''"    Lyceum  Number  Is     ,cndcnt"of  the"'p°iik^a 

.he  Southern      "EveniUg     of     Songs"      rh?lc'tbe^oiir daughter 


licid  at  Spiccr  College      ley  Schyde  introduced  the 
n  Wood  Hall  Chapel 


work     and   prospects  A  basso  of  renown,  Mr.  Schyde  hails  •^.-.                    ,  .«           « 

ever  before.'-  he  con-  f^m   New   H.ven.   Connecticut.      At  Film    OH   Llfc   of 

Asia  Division  has  the  stmc^'tiLnn'th^pE'^XoolforNl^^^  Martill       Lutliei* 

:°ceedl'd"oMy  by  (hat  AsT^'iation'^of  M°sirTn^!ruclors  'of  SllO^VU     Here 


It  music  and  sung.     His  del 
■   has    included    Broadview 


College    Industries 
Offers    Bonus 


nstruction   of   mode 
mdry.   finds  employ 


£l 


fi  of  laundr)-  for  s 
s   arc   employed    i 


President's   Office 
<;ets   New   Ceiline 


'"  iConUnu.-d  o„  {>nge  A)  Porme^Vlind  flifrt'hat  1^5"!. 


lundy.  H.  R.  Thur-      x»s  ofTjc. 


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n"ke  Soutkenn.  Accent 


On  the  South  Side    ^cjntkenn. 

D.vm  HE»,K>EN     ^      <HigK£i<jkU 


All  Is  Not  Work  and 
Study  This  Summer 


Are  they  all  ji(sl   what  they  should  be,  or  do  ihey  need  sow 

For  imtance.  hou-'s  yonr  arlicle  of  JTiEiidlhiess?  Do  you  gree 
a  stranger  with  a  friendly  smile  when  you  meet  him  oti  the  campus 
if  you  havetft  before,  try  il.    It  not  only  helps  the  other  persoh 


but  makes  yoit  feel 


v  those  u-bo  live  around  you.  If  yi 


You'll  find  real  joy  in  learnine 


been  careless  hi  the: 


rjt  unnoticed,  individua 

DOROIHV  HANNIIM             ^^ 

anrendles5\ouf5"*o 

study  f 

larmiag  name  of  Jim 

column.   1   thought   about   wandering 

spend  its  never-exh 

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buldi      haircut,  and   hJS 

hats  and  finds  reco 

flMcwT"" 

Ttorroranothe^lSif  so"l  Tecided 

h  '^LT^"'" '"""' 

t.  the  gy 

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e  forefront  of  attention 
ong  the  residents  of  the 

n  "ih'e   to'ngue   of   every 

ing:    President,    Maldi    Davis;    Vice 

scu'ted' by  theMouc 
up  by  the  squalling 

M 

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churned 
of  rollet 

ed  out  lo  be  a  licensed 

Maurte"'Go^dw"n;  Swec.^Io'rlnK 

Soc^'VaivTlieTcc 

e  times 

vta  ,1, 

'ow  anything,   when  he 

loa''au'™k.the''nin 

m'eTl'ing   of   the   club   honored   seven 

day  night.     Gathe 

ng  on 

.e  li,ld, 

^trc^ties"  of  ^o"rfo^nl 

members  who  had  had  birthdays  re- 
cently. 

LJionals,   engage 

.   f.nc- 

.inlTp 

Freida  Scblcifer's  name  is  so  hard 

howevet 

usical  tones  uf^lastyear-s 

■■Betty  Slidingboard." 

the  only  spotlights  o 

"ihri,','!, 

-  Cheer- 

Charles  'Buddy-  Harris 

Ruby  Tcache)-  and  Frances  Han- 
berry   have   found   a   new   recipe   for 

?tie!irnci«ch''c^"e' 

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tiun   of  second   bass  on 

The   most  popul 

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walk  to  Ooitewab,  a  distance  of  three 

Reiiiln:  fifty-four  cents.  Sen.-Ci  two 
people. 

ade,    tasty   root   bee 

popular    fountain 
found.   Gallons  c 

iJiaZ' 

loned  Buddy  Harris. 

Mar)-  Lynn  McNeil  in  a  class  or  at  a 

vegetarian    burge 

'lid  be  hi  order  r 


•}  that  you  may  be  a  loyal  » 


Then  there's  the  arlicle  entitled  Christian  E.xperience.    This 


still,  get  busy  and  add  some  amend 
Why  not  check  up  and  see  if  1 


Qe*tiA.  ^0^  tUe  Pulfut 


&'Xjclia4tc 


with   llie   dtdialo 

e   /or   .11 

i^^ 

It  pulp 

udyine  M 

past   week    and    finding   them   strewn 

"'B«;*;?',olm"l,':°rf",; 

I'm  beginning  to  believe  they're  either 
glued   fast  or  I'm   having   an   optical 

°o"2""''Th'°''Mr"Lm     ,:„ 

ters  piled   high  on   her  bed.      Since 
plaining    about    being    passed    up    at 

tive.   program   of  the   regular  sditwl 

Southern   Union 

thing,  anjone  wishing  lo  be  cured  of 

Educational    Br  mil 

probably  have  some  degree  of  success 

Meets    Here 

don't'thevrm  fam'ily^feuds;^usta 

On  July  Hand  12  the! 

Members    of    this    be            j 
academy    principals,    Conli 

loo,  each  being  loyal  lo  the  sister  ihcj- 

Sunt'onareommlme"'';!: 

mcr  in  girls'  worship.  Each  evening's 
worship    program    is   conducted    by    a 

mentTe^u^tl""   "" 

to   present^  what   she  wishes   for  the 

Union''"'"'    of  "wd>                      1 

lovely     poems,     stories,     and     special 

S't"^he'"i»nUn,„„      "" 

s^ps£°^lii 

Volume  VIII.  page  37. 

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THE     SOUTHERN     ACCENT 


WEDDING     BELLS 


Surainer     School  Roster 


)..ll.i!,   and   by   Loi.,5  Jnd  Byram.  Gra 

compankd  the  Ludinslon  D^'T^^'"''  ^ 


to    a     littic     stone 


,.     Following  the  ceremony,  which  ,M.   n,,                                 .        Mk  ck-  minister     Gladys   <va5  g.ven    m   m.r- 

;  given   by  Elder  W.^^J.^Kdth.^a  riul  , ^!          ...  i  .  ,th  while  ria^e  by  hi-r  father.     After  (he  c^rc- 

X's"""mofh«  of  the  bride,  was  fdKac'i'n    ■',■  ;,,,.>  '■-nn, ,.!..',',,  M^rc  hLml'of  iheblX"   Gbdfraod  Royce 

■dd  in  the  Lodje  at  the  entrance  of  was  the  hri-k  ■,  maul  ol   honor.    Ann  both  received  their  degrees  from  Em- 

{,,■   gardens.       The    couple    are    now  Clifton,    cousin    of     the    br.dc,     and  manuel  Missionary  College  this  spring. 


Griffith,  Arlene 
Griffith,  Eldridge 
Randolf.  NevilFe 
CONNECTICU 
Cartabianca.  Carry 


king.     In  the  fall,  he  will  cnlei 
t.^OCK-SW ANSON  • 


led    with     white    glad 


ind  by  Marilyn  C 
.  and  Morris  Wil 
1   of   honor   was   Phyllis    Boggs.     Scpten 


Strickland.  Dorothy 


™';;':;:S';i°j 

"td"' 

ollowms. 

m;.'''!ir*u"mi'E' 

'aiS" 

JTTHR-SrURGiS 

.... 

™f?.rS*S;u"°«l''E™J"g    Roads  in  Model  Trailers   Take   On 

"'vMino°T„d''E."'4n'n    Village   Improvcd        New    Look 


uriinglon    urew 

Ginger'  Robert 

Highsmith,  Mrs.  J.  0, 

Conger,  Sarah 
Connell.  Dillon 
Dickerson,  Richar 

Dictel.  Margarita 

Edgmon,  Kathtyn 

""'""""i'lunoiJ'*'"" 

Tarreli.  Mary  Jan 

Morri..  &y.l.l 


WiSCONSfN 

;nnclt,  Orolyn  t 


After 


o.pfc 


':imcd  ;ltoii<ld  the  Ji 


|™>.  »'  Lynn  Wood  H.ll,  md  shortly 

•not,  Moo°oUin''.' They' ~o'w  ,i£"°"'"Ji'°cfii™„°;,'',"  ","i 

lEEDM-WlLCOX  pLmV™b^.fn'j'm.SXrid'i!'wh"n 

U..C    11,    Dixie    Reeder    ,nd  nrtied  Ihtoush.  male  (or  s.fet'trailer 


THE     SOUTHER  N    ACCENT 


...^       --^ 


The  Popular  Opinion  Poll 


I  wmc  10  Collceedale  because  of  the     ui 
the  friendly  jrid  spiritual  almosliticie  j  ^^^^  ^^^         " "^unt^ 

h^s 'suom^e"    sehool'\-|asses.     Summer 
Sehool  at  Collegcdalc  Is  a  seoodetfu! 


Students  Take  Boat  SeMtat&l   (^^fidi-    ^itdeteU  ."TpL^Sto'beJeJ^J^'^™  °   '"""""""''^oipiJiit '. ,;* 

Cruise  on  Tennessee  ^  ,     "n  l  Srst  came  to  Soutliem  Missionary         Away  from  tlie  cih-         t," '", 

"Vaniet^     ^      Wtf^f^UUi.  CoHeje  as  a  visitor,  but  I  fouod  such     ^'^'^i'S'.  «  «»'  e.»p  of™* 


Oo  July  in  approjimatelv  130  shi- 


colt,  e^b 


'J2i    •;"  *"P«'  '?'h  °°  '"" 


s  the  place  of  bustlioe      Loid's  seotk 


uroid  b,  the  lisht     ^  j|,,„j^  „  j„  ,h„, 


,1  tflJMBER 


8™  * 

highlights  of 

whiJh"'is 

ledje  does 

m! 

thZ-s  life 

^A 

°r."uh,re! 

a  pcrso 

ual'  friend    of 

ssE 

Ji  ^  *^=  _P"» 

bam 

became  a 

Ad.cu 

ift  before  his 

feelinj 

s  to  be'  in's 

lleJ,  aadV 

S^i 

n  College 

raryisJ 

ow'i'Xtlao,-: 

All    this 

coiiipriKd  is 

m 


M 


rill 


WW 


1  Missionary  College,  Cullcgcdale,  Tcnnes 


^0^ 


i-aice   Cynicllm.ent    jc'ieseen    o\s 
College    Qc)mksions    Ollu 


Hcce*it 
W7a  BtoAt  Soon 


robiassens  Return 
Noiwav 


/  /  ri  t  1  ears  olilf  Gtiiii^  on  jour — ihiil  is  very  young  as  colleges 

To  ill  students 

f  i9-)S-.)y  .1 . 

1  aiie  ijiid  ixlierieiice.    As  studeiils  go,  it  is  also  a  young  and 
'""'A'  period  of  life.    {A  little  boy  I  know  very  well  asked  the 

welcomt!    It  is  jf 

n-ays  J   joy  to 

liose  who  come  ( 

om  f.ir  Jnd  i 
the  5thool 

1  f/illouiu^  his  fourth  birthday  parly,  "Daddy,  where  did  three 

■'^l^mW    "     ° 

^     u  ht  n  I  u  as  four?")  Southern  Missionary  College  starts  its  fonrth 
tear  of  operation  as  a  senior  college  on  September  19. 

'^As'^vou    return 

to   the   colk 

arrive  on  (liis  bt-ju 

iful  c:mpus 

To  tttUowe  ore  mid  nil  to  the  thrills  of  pioneering  a  new 

ifst   time  many  e 

£cr   quc-.lior 

college  IS  a  most  pleasant  privilege.    1  welcome  you  to  the  most 

tcr^  '"ntrance'"rtq 

lircmcnt's  "c 

ideally  located  college  in  our  denomination.    I  welcome  you  to  the 

college  with  one  of  the  lowest  tuition  charges.    (Remember  this  as 

arranecmtnts,   soc 

j|   adjuslmcii 

yon  pay  your  deposit  and  buy  your  books.)  Yon  are  welcome  to  the 

nuny  others.    Pica 

e  remember 

sunshine  and  gorgeous  colors  of  fall  at   Collegedale.      Yon  are 

tm.  'Uf,ne  f«r 

awaits  each 

wthome  III  ihi    min  and  mud  and  clouds  and,  probably,  even  a 

b,i  ..I   >-v„,       )  ..,.;  ..,,    uJc-me  to  the  thrills  of  accomfdishment 

rd'ently   and 

Viends    of'^youT" 

.;-../  .'■                                       'nl  old  frieiidshifys.  to  the  sobs  of  dls- 

;hdly   .»i«   i-ou 

n   the   soluti 

lii:.   ■    .        ■                            ..oiira^emeiit.     All  these  and  more  make 

ubtcdly   be  a 

Surely  >■  mcssuiie  from  your  President  would  not  be  complete 

bJrel'Tn  ^^1^" 

montl"*i!"a 

without  a  word  or  hva  of  counsel.    Here  it  is:    Remember  there  is 

rortonity   lo   6.   fi 

asped   and   s 

no  substitute  for  hard  work.    It  is  the  ttricc  of  success  and  the  price 

irojch    them    in 

must  be  l>aid.     It  does  not  come  with  the  G.  I    Bill  of  Rights  or 

ruit.    If  you  will 

do  this,  you  c 

from  a  check  from  home.    There  is  no  shortcut,  and  the  hapfiiest 

Floyd  O 

student  is  the  one  tvhose  policy  calls  for  never  expecting  more 

Southern  Missionary  College  has  no  bargaining  counter  where 

^ 

^^ 

success  can  be  hud  at  a  discount.    Again,  I  would  refer  yon  to  the 

^mS 

Mg^ 

only  place  in  >'U  the  Bible  that  success  is  mentioned.    Read  foslma 

^F 

^ 

1:8.  From  the  first  day  have  a  time  and  jdace  for  morning  devotion. 

K 

1 

Make  friends  of  your  deans,  your  teachers,  and  facidt}  members. 

Choose  your  friends  from  those  who  you  know  can  lielp  you  on 

^■(^^ 

_    1 

the  upward  way. 

IHV^ 

I    «j| 

Satan    works   hard— works   hard   everywhere — but    Ite    works 

^^^^ 

1 

overtime  on  a  C/mstian  school  campus.     However,  1  am  glad  to 

^^■t  A 

X^s      •• 

state  that  Christ  is  stronger  than  Satan  ami  the  trend  at  Southern 

^_^Hm 

K    ,■ 

Missionary  College  is  onward  and  upward. 

^^^^^1 

r"  A 

My  wmh  us  president  takes  me  of}  the  campus  almost  one- 

^^^^^1 

r^ 

third  of  the  time     Please  do  me  the  favor  of  coming  to  me  any- 

^^^M ^H 

where  u-e  mcci  for  counsel  or  to  set  acquainted.   Come  to  tl?e  office 

^^V  ^^P 

^ 

with,  or  without,  a-i  apfwinlment.  and  we  will  pray  about   your 

^^H     'iN* 

jiroblems  and  plan  for  your  work.    19^18  and  1949  can  be  the  best 

^^B    ^  1 

^^^k 

year  of  your  life  if  you' make  Philififiians  4:15  your  motto. 

Cordially  your  firesident. 
Kenneth  A,  Wright 

^Mmli 

^M 

Fl»vd  0. 

h°°i 

y.   September   19  an 

rr 

t',^LT':-t 

wo  of  its  newly-wedded  si 


THE     SOUTHERN 


Tke  Soutkenn  Accent 


and  momhiy,  Juni^  July,  u 


J-tLc^Wlc^ku 


;!^"f^E^^Y^;S  E;H^^iS£€E  Aium^^ 


Welcome  . 


Exchange 


Magoon  will  I 
and    Sue  will 


Southern  Missionary  College  in  beaiilijid  Coliegedale  Valley  Smg  a  song  of  iulfide 

is,  or  soon  will  be,  the  new  home  of  one  of  the  largest  groups  of  A  btMker  full  of  ''™ 

freshmen  and  new  students  since  the  beginning  of  tlie  college.  ^^"'^^   ^Uhe  t'^me'" 

Your  opportunities  are  many.    Grasp  them.    Yoii  are  here  to  Wheiilh/top  is  lifted 

study  and  to  grow  in  Christian  character  and  mefidness.    Cultivate  7],^  f^jn^  begin  to  reek — 

friendship.    Become  acquainted  tvitb  your  dean,  your  faculty,  and  isn't  that  an  awful  mess 

Of  course,  yon  will  be  studying — and  hard,  too — as  you  are  Migj  joimson  wa;  determined  1 

here  to  make  the  most  of  your  school  life.  no  one  would  know  when  btr  bi 

Inspiration  that  will  last  a  lifetime  >s  in  the  morning  and  eve-  djy  '^■■w.|u';*t  seems  as  thmfgh-thi 

uing  worships,  the  weeks  of  prayer.  Friday  night  vespers,  Sabbath  '^,'^'^^'^   .  .f  l"^"°th^ra"r  ouHel 

services,  chapel  programs,  and  heart-to-heart  talks  with  sympathetic  Qu  "d'-an'^w^  hTppil)^"ucprised''fc 

and  understanding  faculty  advisers.  birthday  part)'  eiven  in  her  honor 

The  sign   down   by  the  Yellow  House  says  'Welcome  to  week. 

Southern  Missionary  College,"  and  it  means  just  thai!     Southern  Perhaps  you  have  noliced  wha 

Missionary  College,  its  students  and  faculty,  and  The  Southern  grouj)  of  palefaces  we  have  in 

Accent  commend  you  for  your  decision  and  offer  a  hearty  wel-  dormitor)'— well,  it's  not  because  t 

Come  and  bring  the  best  that  you  have  in  the  spirit  of  co-  \Ji\^^  About"one  half  I'heTnhabicl 
operation,  enthusiasm,  and  co. 


Maurice  Godwin 


Letters  to  the  Editor    deten 


2^a^  ai  Ofi/pxi^dunittf.  . 

a™.',  ^''"'^'"''  '""'■'  "'  "'"Southern  Jtnls   planning   to   tiU   the   soil   and      W     C'      '^    1 

rtunity'.      Vacation  days  are  over,     ^^  ™m^  ^o^j^rfr.^n^^fA™!;'  follow  agriculture  pursmts.    Arrange-     DeiinitelV 

ft.    Or,  perhaps  you  have  been  out     ful  jwpcr.   I  looked  it  ihraugh  with  in-  menls  have  been  made  with  the  Uni-  •' 


This  is  your  day  of  opp. 
and  you  are  back  at  school  aga 

of  school  for  several  years  and  are  now  taking  np  where  you  left 
off.  You  may  be  a  veteran  of  World  War  II,  a  recent  graduate  of 
an  academy,  or  a  new  church  member  and  in  altendanc^e  at  a  Chris- 
tian school  for  the  first  time.  Many  enrolling  at  SMC  are  '"old" 
students  returning  for  another  year.  You  may  be  one  of  these. 
However  you  may  be  classified,  you  are  at  the  threshold  of  a  new 


oppo, 


of  last  year  may  have  been,  yi 
on  equal  fooling  ,vilh  all  yo, 
the  past  and  ivrite  a  new  chaj 


Wha. 


1  fresh  start.  You  are 
Yon  can  now  forget 
by  the  Holy  Spirit— in 


■isUz  Agricultural  Col- 
oner  courses  of  study  ' 
inimal   husbandt)',  -hot 

e  up  the  degree  of  Ba 

ther  new  degt 
me  at  Union  will 
c  Educ 


Masculine! 


Xf? 


offered  for 


—Cloc 


"why  write  about  that  in  the  ACCENT?  We 
re-worn  platitudes  about  'fresh  Starts,'  'dean 
irlunilies'  every  year." 

on  this  subject  simply  for  one  reason.    We 
and  observation  what  an  opjiortunity  is  af- 
I'  leaf,  and  we  also  know  how  often 


. _^       are  especially  '>^_PP)'^?^"'"j'^^'"^\'S  I 

a  new  chance  has  come.     Whether  yon  lead  or  lag  de-      ^S^"^' ^tV\^  1°"^^'*"'^''^_^\ 


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