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Pajje Eight
Discussion Is Held
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On Women’s Rules
The new constitution and rules of
the Women’s Student Government
association of the university were
discussed at a meeting of the house
mothers at Lucas hall Friday.
Mrs. Alec Rhodes, dean of women,
expressed the wisli that more girls
would register for music courses
with Prof. Hugh Hodgson.
After the business meeting a social
hour was observed. Tea, sandwiches,
and cookies were served.
Those present were: Mrs. A.
Rhodes; Mrs. Julian McCurry, Kap
pa Delta house; Miss Mary Arp,
Lucas hall; Mrs. Cora Garwood, Lucy
Cobh; Mrs. M. A. Hart, Mllledge hall;
Mrs. Hurt Ferguson, Phi Mu house;
Mrs. Ada Howell, Alpha Gamma
Delta house Mrs. John Henderson,
Chi Omega house.
GREEKS PLEDGE 207
MEN AS RUSHING ENDS
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merer; lion Durham. Commerce;
Donald Waterbary, Utica, N. Y.;
Northrup Smith. Macon; Hurcli Wil
cox. Moline; Kmory Pattlllo, De
catur; Cleveland Thompson, Milieu;
Clirr Bam ho, Edison; Willis New
ton. Forsyth.
Mlicuiii (Til: Alfred Means, Athens;
Julius Smith. Augusta; Ralph Rlgh-
ton, Savannah; John Harrison, At
lanta; (leorRe Williams, Athens;
Clyde Teasloy. F.llierton; Jack Proc
tor, Athens; Tom Dozier, Athens;
Italph DtlRon, Ettowall, Tenn,;
Brewster Wlckershnm. WasliInRton;
Sam Dunham, AuRitsta.
Alpha Tau Oiiicro: Sam Atkinson,
Waverly; Dameron Black, Atlanta;
Morton Cooper. Atlanta; Neal Frank
lin, AuRiista; Frank (Ireer, Beau
fort: Ned Jones. AuRiista: Cohorn
Kelly. Atlanta: James Oliver, Cairo;
Oshorne Quillnin. DourIhs; Wlnhiirn
ItoRers, MllledRevllle: Henry Slaton,
Jefferson; Klmo Thrash. DoiikIiis;
Curtin Veal, MllledRevllle; Billy
Waddell. Allmny; Henry WaRner,
Boat wick; Pierce Walker, Milh'tlge-
vllle: Robert Ward. Klherton; I,mils
Iliac kshear. Greenville.
Siixnia Nu: John Bond, Toccoa;
Blanton Ivey, Atlanta; Jack McCrary.
Boynton; Boy l.ovelace, Thomson;
l/eon Wilson. Atlanta: Kdwln Mc
Coy, St. Simons; Jack Austin, Grlf-
tln; Jasepr Yeomans, Decatur; .1. D.
Hulme, Atlanta; .1. D. Todd. Greon-
Vllle, S. (V; Fred Aldrich. Brunswick;
Woodrow llerrtiiRton. Brunswick.
Delta Tan Dclfu: Charles Bickers,
Shvannah; TalmadRe Black. Atlanta;
John D. Bradley, Jr.. Greenville;
Frank Bragg, Savannah; Arte Gra
ham, Savannah; John H. Jones, Du
luth. Minn.; Kit on S. Osborne. Jr.,
Savannah; Jack Sealy, Cuthhert;
William Winton Warren. Jakln;
Kenlock F Wcstherry, Jr . AuRiista;
George F. Whatley, Carrollton; Ra
mon C. Sanders, Atlanta.
Phi Kindlon I'l: Sidney Greenhlatt,
Atlanta; Joe May, Atlanta; William
Rosenfleld, New Haven. Conn.; Jules
Victor, Savannah.
Chi INI: M. I.. Dunn, Williamson;
Campbell Vaiden, Augusta: Comer
Whitehead. Athens: James Crower.
Atlanta; Billy Strudel!, LaGrnnge;
Edgar Cook, Maracaibo, Venezuela;
Vivian Maxwell, Augusta; Charles
Lindsley, Atlanta; Frazier Eldson,
Atlanta; Henry Brooks, Washington;
Duncan Burnet. Athens; Jack I.lnd,
Bochvllle, III.; Reed Dawner, High-
coal, Wash.; Clayton Brown, Grif
fin.
Kappa Slifiua: John Copeland, At
lanta: Sam Coleman. Dublin; Pren
tice Green, Westhoro, Mass.; Harlan
Young, Shadydale; Richard Neff,
Savannah: Edwin Warren, Hartwell;
Alan Shy, Macon; Clnyton Jones, Al
bany.
Pi Kappa Phi: Frank Patterson.
Covington; Ray Mann, LaOrange;
Harold Orr, Buford: Philip Hadaway,
LaOrange; Ned Ilnrrlson, Thomson;
Robert Herrlot, Savannah; Karl
Thaxton, Griffin; T. B. Carroll, Val
dosta: Fred Smith, Montlcello; Trials
Stevens, Atlanta; Gibson Hull, Con
yers.
I.ainhda Clil Alpha: Douglas Hen
dricks, Atlantn; Robert Chambers,
Atlanta; Lawrence Kelly, Savannah;
Joseph Perkins. Sbvnnnah: Robert
Harris. Neptuna, N. .1.; Oscar Beav
ers, Manchester; George Spencer,
Scranton, Pa.; Charles Asvelle, Com
merce; Lon Moye, Davlshoro; Karl
Edwards, Balnhridge; Claude Bald
win. Albany; Thomas Holbrook,
Commerce.
Tau K|milon Phi: Henry Taylor,
Quitman: Arnold Shulman, Athena:
Jesse Spier, Westwood. N. J.
Alpha Epsilon Pi: Barney Gilmore,
Blackshear; Norman Kaplanfl Savan
nah; Harry Haskins, Macon; Albert
Mazo. Savannah; Vnlmore Mapper:
Nat Krumhlne, Washington; Harold
Canton, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Howard
Rome, Fltehberg. Mass.; Melvin Sut-
ker. Savannah.
Alpha Gamma Itlin: J. A. Griffith.
Dnnlelsvllle; S. M. Kellam. Jr., Dub
lin: R. C. Rhodes, Atlanta; J. F.
Reid, Hastings, Fla.; W. A. Maddox,
Winder; W. C. Henry. Sale City.
Alpha Lambda Tau: Hugh Law-
soil, Nelson; E. C. Jordan, Whlgham;
Alonzo Adams, Jr., Franklin; Powers
Goodson. Franklin; Tom Han, At
lanta; T. B. Andrews. Bowersville;
Robert Jefferson, Albany; Nelson
Burnet, Sanford, Maine; Paul Boze
man. Tate; Hugh Montgomery,
Rome; II. C Hill. Winder.
PI Kappa Alpha: O. B. Cawthorn,
Jr., Atlanta; Shelby Greene, Macon;
Herman Flquett, Winter Garden,
Fla.; Paul Greene, Clayton; Lee
Powers, Guyton; Jeff Hollis, Savan
nah; John Poole, Jasper; Newton
Bowers, Athens; Buster Owen, Kill-
lay; Bill Morris, Maysville: Hal An
drews, Plains; C. B. Martin, Avon
Park, Fla.; Ralph Rhodes, Union
Point; Walter Oakes, Atlanta; Joe
Hllley, Atlanta; Joe Stuart, Clarkes-
vllle; Leon K. Bruno, Mapewood.
Mo.; Robert Paul Ludwig, Erie, Pa.;
Cleveland McGinnis, Pnlmettn, Fla.;
John West, Dawson Springs, Ky.;
Johnnie Hale, Maysville; Morris Car
ter. Mortontown.
Two Students Selected
For Regional Meeting
There will be one or two repre
sentatives from each southern col
lege.
Milton Richardson, Macon, and
Marion Gaston, Toccoa, will repre
sent the university Y. M. C. A. at a
Regional Student Y. M. C. A. coun
cil meeting in Atlanta on Oct. 8
and 9.
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