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Page Four An Insect powder used In killing plan lice on charysanthemumH 1h made from the dried florets of a species of chrysanthemums. A comet seen In 1843 had a tall 150,000,000 miles long. THE LEADER “SELLS FOR LESS” SEE US BEFORE BUYING! THE ECONOMY CLEANERS CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING “Oil The Square” Prompt Service qa| mag ?®0 yj 101956, Ligcbtt & Mybrs Tobacco Cos, ~.. . Uv ,.. -• T ' Ace of the week: Ruth Goswlck told the Psychology class that If she was very mad and didn’t cry It always made her sick. Said gen ial Miss Cowan. “Well, If you did It would probably make everybody else siek!” •• * * We’ve always thought thfre Wik a rule way back In the" books against courtTng~on the porch 24 hours a day. Our error k seerifa. (** * * Now what was that place In “Mutiny on the Bounty” that re minded us of the dining hall? •* * * BLIND BRIDGE EXPERT Schombert, Out.- Although he has been blind for 30 years, R. T. Henderson Is considered a bridge expert. He uses special cards mark ed In the Braille system. THE WJST -GEORGIAN W. O. C. FRATERNITIES ANNOUNCE MiHfMiES (Continued From Page 1) brey Jones, Albert Hendrix, Cecile Stanley, sier Zill. Course relative to member ship in. the society are Chemistry, Biology, Physical Science, and Math. The official initiation which was held privately Thursday even ing, at the regular meeting, was followed by public demonstrations the next day. A little friendly advice to Ethel een. Why not remove your atten tions from a source where they aren’t sought and place them on a more eligible person. ** * * When Barrett’s harem had a convention, with attendance 100 per cent on the dining hall porch, the whole thing fell through. (We mean the convention). ** * * “It’s incomprehensible—call it Lang.” ** * * Too many students around her3 have “stupid friends” who call them out of classes by request. VISIT THE PEOPLES CAFE COURTEOUS SERVICE Regular Meals Short Orders Fount Service No. 11 Newnan Street Carrollton, Georgia YOU CAN GET IT AT FISHER’S TEN CENT STORE “SELLS FOR LESS” Stationery, School Supplies, Candy, Toilet Goods A Thousand and One Items, at Prices You Can Afford To Pay! “Why Pay More?” TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1936