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WANTED .
Copies of The West Georgian of last
year— the following numbers: 1,2, 3,
15 t>. Also copy of New Hi News, Vol
ume 3, Number 5, published at Carroll
ton High School in 11)31-33.
THE EDITOR.
Alumni, patrons, friends of the col
lege who wish The West Georgian
mailed to them for the entire school
year send youn name and address to
The West Georgian, Genola, Georgia,
enclosing 50 cents to pay cost of hand
ling and mailing.
Mr. Watson —So you’ve given up the
idea of taking singing lessons?
jink—Yes. I found that- it would
take me three yeans to sing as well
as I thought I did now-
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Stop in after the show
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T. H. MERRELL CO.
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The place to buy
your wearing
apparel
ON THE SQUARE
Popcorn—Candy
FRUITS
RALPH TURNER’S
Candy and Fruit
Store
ON THE SQUARE
ROSTER OF STUDENTS
The college* has an enrollment of
2<>B this year, an increase of approxi
mately fifty over last year. Those en
rolled this year for the first qnanter
are:
Hubbard Abernathy, Walter Abney,
Sara Helen Acklin, Thelma Andrews,
Paul Astin, Vola Ayers, Manion Baker,
Willis E* Baker, Loche Barksdale, Vir
gil Barrett, Katherine Bass, Moses
Baskin, Emmie Lou Bell, Lewis Bell,
Guy D. Bishop, Fae Black welder, Fer
ris Bledsoe, Elizabeth Boyd, Jane Bo
hannan, Eleanor Bnisendine, Frances
Brock, Frances Brooks, Dorothy Brown,
Earl Brown, R. J. Brown, William E.
Brown, Jr., Elizabeth Burnham, Mar
garet Butler, Beverly Campbell, Leila
Cantrell, Clifford Lucille Capps, Lois
Carden, Mary Carter, Votice Carter,
Dora Cartledge, William Carlton, Carl
11. Cauthen, Bill Chappell, Claye Chap
pell, Faye Chappell, Raye Chappell,
Margaret Cheney, Marion Clark, Mary
Cole, Myrth Cole, George Lee Colley,
William Collier, Lillian Collins, Vir
ginia Colquitt, Horace Cook, Florence
Crawford, Clarice Cross, Martha Crews,
Frances Cruse, Edith Daniel, Nelle
Daniel, Ovid Davis, Lewis Denney.
Deryll Dickey Martha Doster, Au
brey Duncan, Audie Duncan, Bessie
Dupree, Mary Earnest, Ronald Eaton,
Mamie Edwards, Grace Elder, Voncile
Ellis, Kress Entrekin, Blanche Evans,
Elizabeth Eubanks, Pope Findley, Sam
Fields, Marion Fisher, Frances Floyd,
Norwood Floyd, Alma Folsom, Joseph
Ford, Julian Freel, Edna Fuller, Carolyn
Geer, Louise Geer, Ella Gillian, Lov
vorn Gladney, Harvey Glazier, Fran
ces Goodroe, Ruth Goswick, Mary
Green, Frances Haddle, Andrew Hamm,
Helen Harding, Tom Harding, Edwin
Harman, M’able Harper, Bernard Har
ris, Eva Lee Harris, Melvin Harris,
Roland Harris, Harris Hay, Helen
Hayes, Myrl Hearn, Judson Hearn,
Mrs. C. J- Henderson, Luta Herndon,
Ruby Hitchcock, Eleanor Hobbs,
Glenn Hogan, Sara Martha Hogan,
Anna Holbrook, Leßoy Hogue, Ewel
Holoman, Martha E. Hod, Betty Hop
per, Hugh Houseworth.
Frances Hughes, Benny Hudson, Lois
Hunt, Ethyl Ingle, William Ingram,
Frances Jackson, Withers Jackson,
Mary Lois Jay, Leßoy Hall Johnson,
Albert Jones, Marguerite Jones, Wil
liam Jones, Dorothy Justice, William
Kelly, Aileen Kown, Mary Kilgore,
Henry Kitchens, Velma Lovvorn, Pau
line Longino, Frances Lovvorn, Eve
lyn Lovinggood, Doyle Lively, Pau
line Lyle, Jane Luck, Annette Little,
Mary Lyle, Mable McClendon, Hazel
McClendon, Verdyne McClung, Marga
ret McGee, Sue McGee, Elizabeth Mc-
Koy, Luther Martin, Olin Merritt,
Mary Merritt, Jim Mitcham, Estelle
Milam, Frances M'oore, Lyman Moore,
Elizabeth M’oore, Duma Morris, Ruby
Morgan, Martha Millians, Nancy Mur
phy, Macy Murphy, Liddie Munphy,
Ed Neely, Earle Newman, Lovett New
ell, Jr., Ruth Nunnally.
Jane Ostuhout, Kate Overby, Jack
Parker, Mildred A. Parker, Florence
Parr, Hildred Patrick, Jeanette Pen
nington, Ellen Perry, Roy Perry, Lou
ise Pierce, Harold Plunkett, Lucile
Portwood, Mildred Powers, M'argarette
Powell, Jewel Presley, Monteen Price,
Clara Price, William Puckett, James
Puckett, Reese Ragsdale, Manion Reid,
James Roe, Christine Rogers, Mayo
Royal, Jane Reagin, Fred Robinson,
Margie Lee Robinson, Edwin Rogers.
Render Roe, Buena Almon, Frances
Sewell, Sara Shannon, Irene Shadin
ger, Lois Shippe, Leeman Simonton,
Nouyce Simonton, Paul Sinclair,
George Smith, M’ary Alice Smith, Ra
tio Smith, Mary Sneed, William Lanier
Spence, Inez Suddeth, Richard Spence,
Cecil Stanley, Ruth Staples, Dorothy
Stephens, Jack Stone, Mary Strickland,
Jewell Strickland, Dawson Lee Tay
lor, Mary Lee Taylor, Theron Hubbard,
Billy Thomas, Martha Thomas, Gwen
Todd, Elbertine Tompkins, Fielding
Towns.
William Trent, Joe Trimble, John
Tucker, Charles Tuggle, Mary Turner,
Louise Tvus, Davis IJpshaw, Lowell
Varner, George Vincent, Mildred Wal
lace, William P- Walraven, Blanche
THE WEST GEORGIAN
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
SCHEDULE
The regular meetings of the cuuipus
student organizations are listed be
low for the convenineee of members
of these organizations:
Ciceronian Literary Society—First
and third Wednesdays, chapel period.
Debating Club—First and third Mon
days, chapel period.
Dramatic Club Discretion of tho
director.
French Club —Once a month, time to
be set.
Hawthorne Literary Society—Sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays, chapel
period.
Alpha Psi Home Economics Club—
Second Tuesdays, 7 p. in.
Men’s Glee Club—Mondays, 6:30p,
m.; Thursdays, chapel period.
Orchestra —Tuesday and Fridays,
3:15 p. m.
Mu Zeta Alpha Science Club—First
and third Thursdays, 7:30 p. m.
Social Science Club —Second and
fourth Thursdays, 7:30 p. m*
Students ’ Sunday Club —Sundays,
5:00 p. m.; Wednesdays, 6:30 p. m.
Woman’s Glee Club —Mondays and
Thursdays, chapel period.
Staff meetings of student publica
tions are arranged by the editors and
advisors so as not to be in Conflict
with this schedule.
WANT ADS
WANTED—Some assistance and good
wishes for the poor, people in the
“buggy ride” courses. —Freshmen and
a few sophomores.
WANTED—Knowledge as to the
whereabouts of voices suitable for the
glee clubs.—Stude*-.
WANTED Sophomore privileges
for one day.—Freshmen.
WANTED —An automaton that will
put books back.—M'iss Weaver and
the librarian assistants.
WANTED —A genius to invent a
never-failing way to get your man. —
Dorm gals.
WANTED to borrow —A lipstick
guaranteed against rain, wear, wind
and handkerchiefs. —Girls.
WANTED before the next social—
A girl—Fred Williams, Roland Harris,
Jimmy Puckett, William Kelley, M'ayo
Royal.
WANTED —A ride to town. —Who
doesn’t?
WANTED —Some good second-hand
chewing gum.—Davis Upshaw.
WANTED —A substitute for per
sonal appearances.—Mr. Hart.
WANTED —A clothes pin-—Students
taking chemistry lab-
WANTED —A thinty-six hour day. —
The editor.
A true music lover is a man who,
upon hearing a soprano in a bathroom,
puts his EAR to the keyhole.
An ignoramus Is a fellow who
does’nt know the meaning of a word
he learned yesterday.
Louise: Why did Rosy call off his
date with you last Friday?
Alma: Oh, he had his reason!
Louise: Heavens! When did he re-
Ward, Freeman Warren, George Wat
kins, Ray Dean Watts, Lewis Weaver,
Mildred Weaver, Helen Webb, M'avour
neen Webb, Julian Weiss, Doris West,
Hershel Whitehurst, Gertrude Whit
ley, Kate Whitlock, Ralph Whittemore,
Doris Wiggins, Fred Williams, Doyce
Williamson, Ralph Williamson, Eliza
beth Wills, Georgia Kate Willingham,
Grace Wing, Frances Williams, Robert
Witcher, Rufus Wood, Edith Wood
ward, Leon Wooten, Preston Wright,
Luther Yarbrough.
Yarbrough: My picture was in all
the home-town papers last week.
Walraven: How much reward did
they offer?
HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL
The staff of The Chieftain will sponsor a carnival
in the gymnasium on Friday evening, beginning at
7:30. The program will include:
Beauty Contest
Cake Walk
Skit of Macbeth
Booths will present various attractions. Admission
to booths will be 5c each, or 2 for 5c for boy am'
girl dates.
Come Andi Help Our Annual!
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62 Adamson Square
Phone 74 Carrollton, Ga.
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PALMER & HOLCOMB BARBER SHOP
HAIR CUTS 25c
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WEBB AUTO COMPANY
Prompt, Efficient, Courteous Service—Goodyear Tires, Prestolite
Batteries—Standard Oil Products
Newnan Street Phone 307
CARROLLTON DRUG COMPANY
A Good Drug Store
We appreciate your patronage
Spenken: Believe me, I cursed the
day I was born.
Moore: Thnt’s funny. I didn’t
curse until I was a year old.