About The Red and Black (Athens, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1928)
Page Kjght THE RED AND BLACK Student’s Day at Churches Sunday Putting into practice the plana made at the retreat Iasi week-end. the Univeralty Y. M. C. A. la upon- 1 Horning “(Jo to Sunday School Sun day" for the students Sunday, Octo ber 7. On thla day, apeclal aerviceB will he held In all the churchea, which are cooperating with the Y. M. ('. A. In putting on thla program, nnnounceH Mr. E. L. SecreBt, gen eral accretary of the University Y. M. C. A. Special Invitations have been sent o it to all the fraternity houses, dor- mltorlea, and hoarding houaeH in an effort to get a large number of stu- dents to attend the aervicea. Ueg- ular student classes are held in all the churches every Sunday. A Sunday Is set aside each year by the churches for a special drive to get students In their Sunday School membership, and for the last sev eral years the Y. M. C. A. has been the agent through which this was Poeonipllshad. latst Sunday at the promotion ex- 1 orrises of the First Christian church, j Miss Mary Whit Phillips, Monroe, a University student, was awarded n Bible for not having failed to at tend Sunday School in fourteen years. Miss IxiUmi Shepherd was the guest of her purenta in Social Circle for last week-end. Officers Elected For Blackfriars Frank Lester, Montezuma, was elected president of the Ulackfrlars at a meeting of the society held In Peabody Hall, Wednesday. The new president is a member of Chi Pal fraternity and has shown an active Interest In dramatics while a student at the University. The other officers elected for the year are: Janet Fortson, Athens, vice-president; Livingston Travis, Savannah, business manager; and j Frank Constangy, Atlanta, treasurer ! MAILING LIST IS STILL UNDERGOING COMPLETION The Red and Black business man- | ager requests those students who do I not receive their mail at the Co-op or at a fraternity house to wait with patience until a mailing list can be made up. Until then he asks that they get a copy of the paper In tne Y. M. C. A. reading rooms, or in the halls of the Academic building on Friday afternoon or Saturday. The mailing list should be com plete after this week. Its comple tion depends upon registration rec ords. Misses Margaret Wall and Sara Hamilton were the guests of Miss ! ara Carmichael In Monroe for the week-end. SODAS CANDIES Toasted Sandwiches Gus’s Me lire’s Old Place c I G A R E T T E S Opposite Arch Curb Service motXX WXPW,kK'XXWKPOOO< «XJOCXXWXOCXXX3CX XBQXMMDQMDCM X XX XXX XX X « X ATHENS SS12 HODGSON S SHOW GROUNDS KINO, AVPNl’F. JOHN ROBINSONS HCIRCUSH / MASSIVE SPECTACLE KING SOLOMON AND QUEEN OF SHEBA WITH OVER 600 CHARACTERS ENTIRELY 1 MEW PERFORMANCE DOORS OPEN 1RM. — 7RM. 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The complete bill for next week follows; Monday and Tuesday: Cullen Lan dis and Helen Costello in the first Vitaphone all-talking feature "The Lights of New York;” added vaude ville attractions: Marion Talley and other Metropolitan Ot*"« stars in "The Quartette from Rigolettc;" Movietone News Events: You near what you see. Wednesday: Pola Negri, sensation al dramatic romance “Tile Loves of an Actress;" Comedy Extra: “Do Gentlemen Snore.” Thursday and Friday (Extraor dinary): Colleen Moore and Gary Cooper in the great sound produc tion, “Lilac Time;” Vitaphone Vaudeville; A1 Herman, Blackface Monologlst. Saturday: Reginald Denny, "The Midnight Bird;” Comedy, "The Bull Fighter.” PASSENGERS Anyone having automobile and wishing passengers for trip to Yale game communicate immediately with Red and Black, box 185. Miss Madeline Green, Augusta, is a guest this week at the Chi Omega house on Meigs street. 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