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THURSDAY, JANUARY 5.
English Professor Writes
Hook On Famous Woman
A biography of Rebecca Latimer
ever to appear on the Georgia see
versity of Georgia Press.
The biography was written by
John K. Tnlmndge. nsaoelate profes
sor of English at the University, after
year* of rensoarch on Mrs. Folton,
her times, and her views.
Tho Cartersville woman, who be-
rame the first of her sex to serve
In the United Slates Senate (for a
term lasting but one day). Is bolter
remembered for her forays on the
political scene and as a woman of
spirit who expressed her rather pro
nounced opinions on every subject
In every conceivable manner for most
of her 94 years.
Her biography Is concerned with
•he political activities of her hus-
,n '"htch she played a large
1‘Vlton, one of the stormiest women
ne, has been publish*! by the [Jni-
|>;irt, only because they "showed how
-Mrs. Felton worked her way Into
public affairs and because they fur
nished lively pictures of her con
troversies with such worthies as John
II. Gordon, Menjamin If. Hill, Joseph
Brown, and Alexander Stephens."
For the same reason Talmadge
wns concerned with Mrs. Felton’s
social crusades, not because of their
merits, but because of her "aggres
sive participation In them.”
Mrs. Felton grew up during Geor
gia's "Golden Era” jUBt before the
Civil War, and she lived long enough
to feel the effects of the stock market
crash of 1929 because of her active
participation.
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\ drama major, Meredith lists acting, dancing and riding in sports cars
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CAMPUS HIDE ACTIVITIES
Student Center Announces
Plans For Winter Quarter
The I ttiversity Student Center has announced a schedule of events
lor tin* quarter, including several award-winning motion pictures.
Sunday movleR, to be shown at the : danco In the ballroom In Memorial
Fine Arts Auditorium, include Hall.
"Diary of Anne Frank,” Jan. 8;
"Pillow Talk,” Jan. 15; and "Ten
Commandments,” Feb. 19. Starting
time will be 2 p.m. Other movies will
be shown at Memorial Hall on Tues
day, Wednesday, and Thursday
rights at 7:30 in room 407,
After the Ole Miss basketball
game on Feb. 18 and the Florida
game on March 4, there will be a
The Student Center will partici
pate in four "Associations of College
Unions" tournaments.
Among other events, there will be
a billiards tournament, a bridge
tournament, table tennis competition,
bowling competition, a fashion show
for both men's and women’s clothes,
a high school photography exhibit
sponsored by Eastman Kodak, and
dance classes.
tt INTER QUARTER
Drill Changes
Set By ROTC
Army and Air Force ROTC drill
periods have been changed for the
venter quarter. The Army unit win
drill at 3 p.m. each Tuesday, while
the Air Force will drill at 3 p. :n
Thursday.
* » •
The Army’s Pershing Rifles will
perform at intermission for the Mil
lary Ball Feb. 10. The fancy drill
platoon, led by Sgt. Thomas W. Dal
ton Jr., will be the performing tean
* • •
Army ROTC students are again
invited to join the Pershing drill
team. All interested persons should
contact Cadqt Captain Wayne Mose
ley or Captain Lyle Mach at the
Army ROTC building, second floor.
Students are reminded that one does
not necessarily have to he enrolled
in any ROTC to try out for the
Army's rifle team.
Entrance Deadline
Set For Auditions
In Artists Review
Deadline for entering the 19 G1
Young Artist Auditions of the Na
tional Federation of Music Clubs has
been set for Feb. 15.
Applications may be obtained from
John H. Anderson, University music
department. The state auditions
will be held in the University’s Fine
Arts Auditorium on Saturday, March
11.
The auditions are open to young
musicians preparing for a national
concert career in five classifications:
piano and violin (ages 20 to 30),
men's and women’s voice (ages 23 to
35), and chamber music (ages 20 to
3b).
Awards for national winners In
clude $1,000 cash In each classifica
tion, and other supplementary
awards.
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