The Carolinian [October 29, 1937]

              fimii l.udwig
Imnitkt at 8:30 THE CAROLINIAN Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Emil l.udwig
Tonight at 8:30
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GREENSBORO. N. C, OCTOBER 2». 1»S7 M<Hlt •
MUSCH QUARTET
Cms PROGRAM
HERE THURSDAY
■ aaaal *.r+m* ****** Season of
I taat Mnmt Aaaariation
M aaatHaOam.
UUKI LEADS
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KaMai fe. founder.
»rf.1 ia /' Mayor
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mtlil ■ttraaai'r.l aitll
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aaal awatlaa aaaatag in
■ ii>< ■ lurtii aartody
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la-t iworramil.
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a aan •»# tfe> pHpn Da-
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TION ENJOYS
METETK CONVENTION
•aa. »IIIIIII aataard. Has < aarir of
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.1 Mlill* HlkFS TALK
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latrr Ultltli-rinc "la-
•a»|a-«.|air.-.l :" Daaaatat
all of th.. i«.ulh<.rn
favora (>i>i.-al of
' "at. WMi, Edward*, of the
'■"■'» facalijr. and Mlaa Bapi
aHatlilan. alan attended
Wiaaan ■ i-ollaip. f«(--
Societies Will
Give Dance in Hut
The AdHphian and Cornelian ao-rlettea
will aponsor the Informal
danrr In the "Y" but Saturday nljcht.
Mlaa lone t.roiran, roanarlor of
Eaal hall, la In arharicr of the
Informal dancea thla year. Maalc
will I..- fnrnlahed by Jo« Wrbatrr
In the n> mm»ium and by the nick-rI
»deon in the hat.
Ruth Chadwlrk, Adelphlan. and
Marraret White. Cornelian, will rep-resent
the aocletlea at the c> mm-alam.
Rachel Nye and Fannie Dan-iel,
aorlety prealdenta. with their
aaaiatanta will have charse of the
dance In the hut.
SPEAKER CITES NEED
FOR PEACE HABITS
Miss Jeanette Rankin Criticizes
Policy of Spending for
Armaments.
PEACE DRIVE IS URGED
"W'v ar<' pi-ttini- r<*ady for war."
■!■ : r-■«. Wm Jeanette Rankin, aaso-riate
m-rr'titry itf thp National Coun-cil
for th-' I'n-vtntiun of War. in call-injf
attention to the billion dollar
armament program endoraed l>y UM
present adminiitmtion.
The speaker stated that war is a
lialiit whit-h will have to \*e al>nlishe<),
if wt* would !I:I\< ■ p. rninneiit fivili
/;iti«n. She wtres-.d the importance
of I'irmulaiIIIK p» :i-i' li;iliiTf«. boil, in
. <>s and in our r
t<i ''oriirr.'-1*. Ktiipli:i-i/inir the import-une-.•
of pajbllc opinion in controllini.
policy. Miis Kankin ur^.-.l
th.it itudenr- wnie«t< vitfe our
'(■-•it. :in-l ratietl "ur deuiand
tm i"-ace.
Intro.liM.1 b* Mi- Mary M. IVtty.
of the eheuii?try faculty. :•- the lir-t
woman representativi- 1.> Cona-reaa.
1 f ■ • ■ laal Tad
I.:ip»-l :imh> BM <>i) AMIkM -
imp. riow I»I til of ;i ttnntH peace
■ :inipiii(tn. The speaker WJXtmd tlM
t* tlM i.-itionV armaments arc
fi>r d'-fen«iv<- patffM riag that
*':n a militarist will tell you that thin
euuiitry will inur !■■• iittaekcl."
"War is * all had." rontinu<-1 tM
-pt:iki T. She pointed out tin- p:na
do\i<al nature of a soei.-ty which for-bids
murder as th*' violation of a
nati>Mi:t] I;■ v\. VCT -ufTor- tlo- gntA un
morality of Ofg^Biiad wltoli-al'- alauffh-bar,
"Vmi cannot hr».*ik a moral law
without having to suffer the conae-
ICankin, and
-he <-it»-i| tin peat1 uar (k prgaaJQM as
partial proof of that fact.
• 4*
Pictures for Annual
Give Girls Headaches
Ity GRACE i:\KI.VN LOVtNO
What yon see iipprojicliliiE y«m iruine
in tin- iHrecttoa »f ftoodeaUt buikiinK
DaaJ ^oein tn U' u gypsy. It uiutters
under lt-> breath and wears u tightly
th-il bandiimi iiround lln head. Some
|K*oi»le ha\e re<-ogni/.o.l the inilltfrliigx
will, h turn i»ul t«» IK- not CimM at;nlnst
an evil fate, but mounings und groan-ings
and gnashing of t€N-th alnMit the
wind whli-h I- >IIII .-ssfully blowing io
ptoeaj -an'fully arranged hair. With
neb a wind bow eta a girl be cx-
|K'I led to I.Hik like the model <*ollegf
girl In her pll'tlWCa.
Yes. the 'i.ietnre- (Off I lie aniiunl"
senson Is at Its height. AIH.IU Bfi I"i
n-iit i»t i he .-tudeiit IMKIV has Mopped.
one by one. tMatMf. the table in the P. ().
<aietully nek irirl has tWaWVld Wa.1l
that big "iiieky" oil her ■ ln-ek will have
tttnppnrvd >-r arheii she win 1N> able
to COMB fresh from the bMvty parlor
to the photographer.
As the daj Of the appoint in. nt draw-near,
one a-KfaH to think (hat If the
Vi'tuie i> nod inavN' you .iiiilil Rive
one of them to sonietM«|y for a Christ
Hal present. Ttan the problem arise*.
In»w tun you look svv.-vt and lovely for
>oiir grandfather and also have that
sophistlenlpd upiHTelassinau expression
suitable for the annual?
"Shall I smile" you ask your room-mate,
who dm-sn't rare. And then when
she gently agrees, hoping to avoid a
discussion, you promptly say. "Oh. no,
Jane. You know I ean't smile. You
know bow little my eyes look when 1
smile. Besides. 1 hate grinning pic-tures.'*
Then if she suggests that you
don't smile, you remind ber that you
don't want to look like Job. or whoever
it was who was so solemn. Silently.
your roommate wishes that you eould
have taken nrivato lessons from Mona
Lisa.
At last when you reach the
glare of (he lights and the reflector
>"u fount over on your lingers all the
things you didn't want to forget: no
rouge, lots of lipstick and eyebrow pen
.ii and not so much powder. By that
time you have forgotten whether jou
decided to have n proue or wt btnnt
just then >iHI raught a glimpse of some-thing
behind the circle of light, ll was
wry tall and blond.
There is one suggestion that we
might make to ttke lady photographer.
I'erhap- her assistant could be of rca!
mlelenni it" itae ned him in place of
the proverbial "birdie." We U-lieve that
a girl can smile more convlin iugl\ with
a demrite objective in view.
Emil Ludwig
This pioioluent biographer dramatist,
anil jourmillst. will nd ii.
auditorium tonight al B ;«• o . IIM k.
MEMBERS OF FACULTY
PARLIAMENTARY
COURSE OPENS HERE
Miss Louise Alexander Speaks
on Club Organization
and Procedure.
STUDENT BODY IS INVITED
Ah lander, of UH
iral a«l«. rtanl and faculty
ndviser for Spealtera' rloli, held tie
first Meaiea "t the trainir.g course in
parlianifirar\- precedoff for students
.v. iiing. i i ■ :,t 7 i.TO
o'clock in stiid.iits' auditorium.
How to orgaWixe elebe, how to rail
nd •■>! •[>;■' ma*.-* no-.tings and per-manent
flab no.ting-., and .■
procevderea were tbe loplei of Miss
: r*l I'-tui'* \.irniu-> inelhod-t
»y which inntioiis should In- ma.li an !
.ping or pr. v. nting de-bates
WiT.
Mi-- Al. \aioI, r itTBOQed IM fact that
only one main motion could be U
tbe loot at "Tie time, but several sub-sidiary
motions could I ]
>rti. ular mono nf also.
. I Thi.
Sla Teachrrn Have Part In Prograi
of South Atlantic Language
AkMaclatlon.
^■*»-« •■ rt|« Tear)
tbe faculty of Worn-an'a
college will ban part in th. pro
I th. Beatb Aiian'ic Ifodora
Ijinguage associaTton. vbieb Hill hold
• ' i fur B| U intlirt.p cidh-ge.
Book Hill. South < eroHaa, Wofeeabet
H and J7.
The teaeben wbe are to give talkf
an : 10 - I ar..l:io S, lo cl,. of I
man d. partm.nt. on "Problem m S.-,-
nd fee* OeraiaaM; Mr. Oeorge P. WU-Ma,
ol tbe Bagllab departneat, "Th.-
Sliortcoininu"-' Of American Ilictionarie.
in I'ronumiat i<m"; I>r. \\'. S. Mario v.
of tbe Ks>■: c h departawati "' nflL I nd
Ceornioa"; Ulai Charlotte Coaler, »f
the Knglisli department, "Tun Sidney
of Letters; the t'ounteaa of
iVml.roki nd Lad" Mary Wroth";
at Base Hardre, of the French depart
The Training of Our French
Teaeben*; Mis- Virginia <'. LTaftabett.
of the French department. "Teaching
IMadn.1 to Bead ■
Th*- association is composer! of teach
era and students of modern Innguagcs
in North t'aridina. South '"arolina.
flnigle. Florida, and Alabama. I'ro-fessor
Sturgis E. laeavitt, of the I'm
varsity of North Carolina, is ita presi-dent;
Professor John A. Htrauabaugh,
of Emory univeraity, ia aecretary.
a-fsi
Madrigal Chab Meeta
The Madrigal club held its first meet
ing of the year on Thursday evening,
October 21, at 7:30 o'clock in the Muaic
building. It waa decided that the meet-ings
would be held regularly on Wed-nesday
nights from 7:30 to 8:30 instead
of on Thursday nights as they wero
last year. The club elected Annie Lea
Rose from tbe sophomore claaa as ita
publicity chairman.
training «our-e h»ing COadactod
WILL GIVE ADDRESSES >r the benefit or aJI .i,- preatdeata,
orgnni/ation hcado. -ttid.nt govern
■eat ofto i r-. and other later* -'
dents, i-. -.pn-ored hy the Sp,ak.r-'
-int.. ihri.tigii tala eoaree. the man-ner
of procedure in eoadaetlag taaet!
Ian in the future on the campus
iboald !"■ gr.atly Improeed.
Tbe Beat meeting of thin group will
be Mondav evening. November 1. at
: n ..-, lock, in UM Btodeata1 eadl
toriaa. Otaei forau of laeideatal
motion- «iii i e the nbject. All ita
11 iavitl d to att.-iol.
QUILL CLUB MEMBERS
HOLD MEETING FRIDAY
MISS HOPE C00L1DGE
ANNOUNCES NEW RULE
Students aba have 1 ;00 o'clock
cbissroom appointments and aho
also have n fourth period may
break the lunch line to get an
early lunch if they present a BOte
I hy the instructor, ainioiiiic-
IfttH Hope CooHdgO, dietitian.
Tblf ii'iuin inent i- Unig
out of fairness t -'ml, att who
are la tie luncheon line.
The BOt« ni'i-' ■•■ pi I -■ nt. d to the
checker ia the dining room. Tins
rule doeo not apply to tboa
aboee reffalar Nbedalei have
1M.II turmd into the dietitian's
office. It appU< - ' - who
have 1 ;00 "'■ loeh te-ts or who
ban IO'W r. gular -cludules with
■ i tdO "'. | neat.
LOCAL STUDENTS LEAD
AT BAPTIST CONVENTION
EDITOR ANNOUNCES
ADDITIONS TO STAFF
Students Get Places on Paper
As Result of Selection
in Tryouta-
FACULTY ADVISER TALKS
Metty rubier, editor i' hM of tbe
*'A«OI.IMAN. aapaaWM thai annual ad
ditions to the ropactorta] stuff of tb«-
aeirapapai have ban ronpbrtad i'-•
following addttkaaf bave i-t-n wasla* ii
after a period "f tr>«ui- .-f iiilerpatrd
students :
Anna Oita-ertaaOvna, iaptdaTapnai
Edna Mae Ororaa, ii i
Naiiey Brewatar, Kllxabeth IN
<;«Ttnnle ] (iinleli. M
< o.\ keildil I. Itosalli; :
wona sbo.it. Jan. liiib •
siibiger. repartan aad featna erratn-i
Mr. J Arthur Uunii. al ni KaaBaatb
departneai aad edi Lai i
I.IMAN. illTiaaard |i n< . . ■ «..
«riting ii»r the . aadU ■ bofen
is-.-oiv.-il asMigiimi 'm |r
ebtttrj Tbe edHn eaa nen that
inatiy Of I In- -Hid. i.
and were m t
todiiatiio mcb 1 hi LotnaHd
i-1 aaai "f tbe United i
EMIL LUDWIG WILL
SPEAK ON HISTORY
MAKERS TONIGHT
Noted Biographer. Dranataat
Is Second lecturer of
Current Seriea.
WRITER IS MAKIMi TtM R
Aalaar la Da.aflai Tta>* I
al PraaMaal ■■aaanWa
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l..r. in M-.-k aualllMiaaB la la. —
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l.urtala U feral kaaara fa* at. ««rk a*
a l>k«raphrr aaal araaaxiai. fev a.
kn..«i. alan aaarr la. tMlaa af l
laaaaaaaaaf aaal JuaraaMat
* haaltMVal 1. ka-fara aaa, (
ha aaa aal aair la an
bla aal|, aaa avia.aa1 la kaxiaa I
At lla t-rraaal llaar fea la '
a l.l.nr.,*, af II III at r>a.
Ilniaa nil aad la aiataia a taa at Mar
I nil.-a aiaaaa.
lla Mnaaad la. .1 lliaaj—ig aaa
Baaaal anaaa. aaal aaa la «aaaaaj»;
•ajr af ka> faaaaar trtaa I. laa I ataaj
IKalaa Kajtarra ■taaaaaVj aa<. aaat aa
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Ik'tan-a tfer a«va af a* aaal » la.
I.i«l«i« m.« is aaaaa. all a. aaaaa
' ISM kaaa aaaaa haaa aaaaliaal
Hill ia III. aaa »«*■ "I at I aaa a*
I fead a. „ a anaal af
lla • feaaava! la 'aaaar aral
IIh- .<• Maajar.t «»•■..-
'aa 1.1 fa- -a) aaa
l*rla«la» Waaid ... la-
■aaala" jiaraaalai w «
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■«■ iSr aaaaa af Ma a
I" calaral k> laaMaa a.
a.»». „ .
tppru.laialrl) 125 Drlrr.tr. from
Tarlvc Stair < ..llr«r. Attrnd
Annual ("onfrrrnce.
(JKOII- HOLDS MF.ETIMi AT RHONE
lllitllkil ..II II..- |
tiiiiu\ ol th. r.
..i.|. ..I hit-li — I.. - -1 . M- -i. ii-. tferia,
.|llnll:> ..f l!..
laa aal] raaaM ■
Bratra i'- . .taaria.
a l';iil-.-\ baTa feaaffj |.r..in..'.-I I-- rla* aaa
K'ltfe i-' dalojaica tttendliic. tin- tarlal ataf llrtai
Wi.miiii's ralltaa. BapUal Btadeal I'aloa i.
A.In. 1.1.. W . r .. . r t -
K.illirllli. \.. ,|
tin- ii. « l> ii|.|..liii«.:
I.ll I..Hill
Berarsl aaaat ..ii-uft.-
r ni. in
LUCY SPINKS WILL LEAD
DISCUSSION AT MEETING
Club Will .'i.nsider It. -ear. h I'mjeel
of Traditional Rarkground of
Coliner Campus.
Iteidhig iiuiterbil that had ban nb>
mi ii<i h> nenbera of the t^uiii dab
mi read ami ullliilead at the MeotJaej
oi the QQUI elub. literary orgatil/aitioii
of the ea in pus. hold Friday. Oetotaff K
Tram these writings tbe COTVatda draw-in
part the niaterial for Its publli athuis
Belt] CaMer aaaouaead thai tbe
t'nlli i/inir IH'h *t wanted niaterial COB*
et-riiiug the btatortcbl backsroQada caa<
toroa, deaerlpttoa *'r our eanpoA Two
ineiiilH rs of tjulU « I lib ex press* d in-tere-
f In writing on these subjei t- and
It wits de« idi-i| to bring the mutter up
agala when more uiemiM'rs iran
present
Tlie new memlN'rs of the elub are:
Maxine (.ariier, Itebeeea Trlee, Kleauor
Koss. It*>ttle Mnrward. (irini- Kvelyn
giving. Mnry AgTiow. KHziilHdh Hrown,
(it-orgiii Arnett. and ttludya Meyero-wltz.
Former members are: Sheila
Corley. president; Adrlenno Wonnaer,
vie* -president ; and Marie Selte, secre-tary;
Hetty Calder. Susannah Thomas.
and Frances Crean.
led eolletffM ol tbe etate la repreaeota-
Moli at the It. S. F. eon\. lilion at
Booae buM meb eatt 4boui 830 ita
dents Here pn-sviit f..r ,h,. MMIOOI
wiii. h were held Friday, Ordabar 21,
throasb Baaaday, October M.
Caeaar Harrln. Juninr at Wake Ponal
college, am unaminiu-iy elected praal
dent of the -tale II111< -Ti -..
Woodnnv Hill, of Caraoo Xewaua ."i
lace, \ia\uie Qaraer, af tin- le
union «raa eleeted puWIdtj i talnaaa fteatdaafl Will it... i fc.r.. -r naaaj
Tor the state, an offliv W hleh Arebiei „f fUadJral t-rtaV mmd I
MeMllbm. D, VVaki Iti. . has hel.l, ,„ Qjum
<(iii in.: the |atat year. „
Altboagb then w-UI be .... Mate coo-i ,,Ut v >;
vention n.-xt rear, stodetita »iit attend (!, . . .
the ■outbeni nmreotioa in Meaapbla, , (|,^,r..
Tean., in October, IQB& Among the need •' ft
eollege.s I epiesel.1. <| „t P.oolo- In add I St,
tlon to the vToman'i coltoo ami Ap
palaehiaii Stale Teai-her-' ...liege. Ii..
boataai atroap were: IVaka I anal
Meredith, blan Hill. BoWag springs.
Cbowaa, Btate. \v. r. r. O, CaotpbaO.
K. C. T. CM aad the Inlverslty of North
Carolina.
MR. A. C. HALL READS
METHODISTS PLAN TO
MEET AT (HAPtl MBA
■ aa
a
"RENASCENCE" SUNDAY
Mr. A. C. Hall, af the KnglMi
department. re;ol K.iiui St. Vno.nt
.Miliny'H "Keiinarenee" nt n enndl
liRht vesper program in the "V"
hut. Sun-lav evening. October L'C
Jeanne Carey introduced the
speaker.
Mr. Hall commented on the
childlike simplicity in the poem
He nlao reftd another of Kdna Kt.
Vincent Milla.v'a poems and one
of Sara Teaadalc'a.
A speeial violin solo was played
by Mary Kvelyn Brodt. accom-panied
by Marjorie Glean. Mem
hen of the sophomore council
were hoateases at open house after
vespers.
ing at the Bit „,
the tf.ll
to.n in II. BB I i
' ilmd at g<
being emph.i-the
■din .*4 ttw
at the nHen
Ban «f ti,
n,.H»d » •--*.- a«Tl M M »||
-v. .twn *
< i fanaanj Bnabaj .-a «»M a-aa
I Not l
I I*. laaatBaal
Freeman. . it
•*Ni'w« taaaaaar* aa-d
Ur. Kamat-I fiBB IBavWIl. •#
nioiol < .<lii *. . and lar
praateVat of
tnh.r laBni t.
Saturday moraiaa
man nhaatM
■tadeat rmrrsaral ■»
rea|Ninsil*Ultar,
meat aa a
of atadrat
Lacy aad Vifajaaaa
idrat. plan ta van
and Rarhel HaeeVa. af Mw
1W7. ta
tnra ta tar