About The Red and Black (Athens, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1928)
Pae<» Two TIIE IiED AND BLACK THE VIRGINIAN SEZ Howdy, everybody! We're back aKain! Yeah, the editor needed Home filler, so here we are. * • • Somebody JuKt asked ns if we were going to summer school this summer which reminds us of the session we attended last summer. Two thousand girls and only two hundred hoys! Verily, It was a bachelor’s paradise. Nine out of every ten girls were good sportH and the tenth one was telling a lie. Dur ing the summer Athens Is the place where men are men and women are damned glad of it. The above is a picture of Georgia's new stadium. The man in the fore-1 ground is Coach Mehre. I think he's discussing the weather with the boys. * * * Sure we’ve got a good basketball team. If you don't believe It, Just ask any Sigma C'ni. • • * The shades of night were falling; 1 turned away in distress; ’Cause the shades were on her win dow, And she started to undress! New System of Debating is Tried By Demosthenians The Demosthenian Literary society of the University of Georgia gave a French twist to its weekly meeting Wednesday night. The debate was carried on as an Impromptu discus sion conducted in the manner used in the French schools. The debate, " Resolved, That the Governor of Georgia Should Have a Four-Year Term," followed the oration deliv ered by Pryor Fitts, and the decla mation by Charles Hope. The debate was begun by a speaker I who talked for several minutes for one side of the question and then arbitrarily appointed some other speaker to lake the opposite side. This form of debating was well re ceived by the society and a lively discussion on the subject resulted. Those who took the affirmative side were (). C. Joiner, Market, Smith, McAfee. MeCliing, Bolton. Hamllson, Gignilliat, A. C. Ward, Womack, Ba ker. and Baggett. Those upholding the negative side were ,1. It. Roberts, Burleigh, Ingles, McDonald, Haiti, Petty, Ritchie, Park, Block, Smith, and Bond. n, ~ «jfjcs'iiHrasfSBS'tfwis " - “ - ~ 8gggHgfe;g!^8gBEaigfgigH^3agfgigBigrimfHwiBwiaMM GANDIES AND SODAS COSTA’S TOBACCOS AND )! s::: >::::: ss# s;SMOtSs a g-SOtbOfftfs a a KtgiatglgatWlgiama<U<l>tfgiR^fggtigftfft{ROOtaMMiaiaiaigg|gl PIPES Hooper Reelected Officer Georgia College Body Dr. W. I). Hooper, professor of Latain at the University of Georgia, was re-elected secretary and treas urer of the Association of Georgia Colleges at the twelfth annual meet ing of that body in Atlanta January 27 and 28. Two members of the faculty of the University spoke at the meeting. Dr. L. L. Hendren, head of the phys ics department, and Dr. Joseph S. Stewart, professor of secondary edu cation and director of the University summer school, delivered addresses. Dr. Stewart gave a report on fresh man grades in state colleges. Dean S. V. Sanford also attended the meet ing. The Bohemian club of the Univer sity of Georgia will hold its monthly meeting, Friday night at 7:30 o'clock at the club’s studio in Me morial hall. All members are urged to be pres ent as there will be some important business to deal with. The Bohemian club is now a mem ber of the American Federation of Arts. Yes, 1 Buy Old Clothes Athens Army Store 231 Brord St. Opposite Campu KEEP your shoes in good shape. Have them repair ed in time— Our Trade Mark “Nothing But The Best” Martin Bros. TWO SHOPS 455 Ciayton St. 225 N. Lumpkin St. Phone 621 Phone 717 We heard a fellow in Mehre's the other day ask his friend who wrote all this Junk. Wasn’t it a happy thought not to sign our name? How ever, for the benefit of the curious. I will say that I am the only Vir ginian who has never been outside of Georgia. Figure It out for your self. • • * We surely were sorry to hoar that we will only get four days off for Faster. We sympathize with the poor law school students. Now they will only got ten days off instead of three weeks like last year! • * • POME OF PASSION If you could were my little Jim And I could was your Liz, How happy us could are alone, But it could never is! • « • One of our snappy co-eds actually smiled at me the other day. She must have been too polite to laugh out loud. Miss Rebecca Smith. Shelby, spent the Tech-Georgia week end with Miss Nellie Dykes at Soule hall. College Ave. at Clayton St. SORROUGH'S STEAM PRESS1NC DRY CLEANING TAILORING DYEING ■ We are the guys’ that put Serve in Service Phone icii 914 8 son air TKAIji PH OK THE WEATHER Weather you cough or not depend* on the cigarette you smoke. Not a cough in a cat ion.I of Old Golds. | Cfje $lorntng^i£>mtle HOME EDITION VOL, I„ NO. L Friday, February 3, 11)28. Copyright 19118 P. Lorillard Co. Robbers Make Big Haul Carry Out Bold Burglary in Heart of City Bobbers broke Into the resilience of flulhert Ilosklns, popular merchant, lust night and made off with one of tin- big gest hauls In years. They ransacked the house, overlooking Jewels nnd money, hut taking every package of Old Uf>ld Cigarettes In the building. Mr. Hoskins estimated Ids loss at sk\ packs, nil covered by Insurance. “It shows that they were not amateurs but smart fel lows,” > a Id Mi. Ilosklns. Police Chief Starts Probe Speedy Action onComplaints Against Kennel Promised Chief of Police Dudley Gammack, who lias been flooded with complaints against a kennel which neighbors say keeps ihvm awake all night is looking into the mat ter. The complainants say the barking Is terrific and Is wrecking their nerves. Chief Gntmnntk* has already discovered that It isn’t a dog kennel at all. "It's the local Elks Club," says the Chigf. "The Steward has been selling cigarettes that are not Old Gold.** Cress Word Puzzle Famous “Nots” DUMB DORA B, REA IRVIN ITS ALL R.I&BT MA-THERES HOT A COUfrri 'K A carloap .* NOT tonight, Josephine. NOT yet. but soon. Sailor’s KNOT. They shall NOT pass. NOT a chance. Sheriff KNOTT. NOT guilty! NOT a cough In a carload. SOCIAL NOTES Asa Winch, our superintendent of schools, announces to Smile readers that teachers will hereafter mark bright pupliv examination papers "Old Gold." It’s a synonym for "perfect,” says Asa. I i-M I—A t ACROSS. aiting old. precious metal. Something from which gold coins are mad. . !w—A precious metal. I >OWN. .'I—Name of the world’s best cigarette. (Note: We could carry this further but why bother?) Gus llillyer has hcen fired as hqjul clerk at the Palace Apothecary St To bacco Shoppe. A customer asked for Old Gold Cigarettes and (Yus tried to sell him something else Just as good. A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Coffin A. Karrlode. The child has been named Notta. ADVICE to the Lovelorn By Ima Good fudge TWr Ima: I have been keeping company with a young man who Is awfully good looking and very well to do. His fath. r Is a big steel man or something. I am In lqve with him and he has asked me to be his bride. Should I accept him?—Minnie. Ans.—Ask him if he smokes Old Golds. If h? says "Yes’* you may safely accept him. IVar Miss Goodjudge: 1 am a young woman 27 years old ajid have been married four years. I-Ast night we had our first quarrel. 1 s*nt his suit to the tailor without taking out 4 package of Old Gold Cigarettes and he .hreatened to leave me. I need advice. Ana.—I'll say you need advice. Wives have been divorced in this country for less. Dear Ima: 1 am In love with a man who doesn’t smoke. Could 1 be happy with such a one? Hazel. Ana.—Hie chances ar« all against it. Try to win him over to Old Gold Cigar ettes. He will be a different man. The smoother and bettor cigarette Old Gold not a cough in a carload c
