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V. R. A. PRESENTS
VESPER PROGRAM
The Voluntary Religious As
sociation held its weekly vesper
services in the gymnasium. On
the program of October 1, Bob
bie Cobb gave the meditation
and special music was present
ed by Margaret Martin. Dean W.
E. Gunn, speaker, of the after
noon, delivered the message,
“Why All Races Feel a Supreme
Being." He spoke last year on a
similar subject and one by which
every listener did surely pro>-
fit.
The following Sunday, Oliver
Lindsey presented special music
and Reverend Smith acted as
speaker.
THERE’S NOTHING LIKE
A FRESHMAN PARADE
Imagine the surprise I had
and the surprise I caused when
I came “short stepping” from
Adamson for the event of events
for “Rat Weekthe Rat Parade!
I say short stepping, because my
usual careless stride was a bit
encumbered by the unusual ar
rangement of my skirt. A fall
ing lock of hair, which was one
of the twenty that 1 had entwin
ed with a colored ribbon, fell be
low “see" level, and caused me
not to be sure, but wasn’t that a
sophomore coming with a tube
of lipstick? So ’t was and why?
In about a half minute, I won
dered no longer, because the
bright red streaks down my face
spoke for themselves, and quite
loudly.
Blame It On the Sophs
And what I was dying to see
was how everybody was going
to display all his “joolery-fool
ery,” but when I heard m3 7 room
mate coming down the steps, I
knew she had it all. That pocket
book! and gloves with that garb?
I stood looking at her, when
along came a soph’ who immedi
ately yanked my suitcase out of
my hand and gave me my
orders or requests from the high
er class—What? My shirt wrong
side out? And my garter wasn’t
strong enough to hold my paja
ma leg up? (Didn't she know
there was a war on?) “Well."
she said, “Use strings.” “But," I
said. “Don’t all ladies of well
trained taste turn down the tops
of anklets and wear them with
oxfords, rather than spikes?”
“But you don’t know that,
you’re a freshman," she replied
consolingly.
Having passed my examin
ation. I beheld the oppisite sex!
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Thomas R. Luck
Owner
36 NEWNAN ST.
NEAR POST OFFICE
PHONE 80
THE WEST GEORGIAN
Those black legs and feet ac
counted for the shoe polish.
Starting down and looking up,
1 at first wondered about their
shoes, but there they were
around their perspiring necks.
Was Murphy taking in wash
ing? Nope, those were his books
in his pillow case. And he wasn’t
losing anything either, I found,
because on closer observation, it
turned out that his pajama
pants were s-pose to be protrud
ing from his bathing trunks.
Two hours later, when one
pump had hit the ceiling of my
room and my “socked” foot was
dangling painfully, I heard a
faint murmur from roommate
that sounded like “Glory, glory,
when I’m a Soph!
—Anonymous Freshman.
“WEST” RECEIVES
NEW PAINT JOB
Wet paint signs were familiar
objects on West Georgia campus
last week. A few students who
failed to see the signs, before it
was too late, had to take the
consequences. All agree, how
ever. that it was well worth it to
see the improvement made on
the campus.
A portion of almost every
building on the campus has been
painted. This includes Melson
Hall. The Academic Building.
Adamson Hall. The Library, and
The Dining Hall. The painters
are still at work.
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COLLEGE LISTED HERE
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Georgia; Mary Anne Craven, Carrollton,
Georgia; Glenn Crowder, Warm Springs,
Georgia; Betty Jane Daniell, Rome,
Georgia; Virginia Daniel, Molena, Geor
gia; Carolyn Davenport, Acworth, Geor
gia; Jack Dempsey, Adairsville, Georgia.
Helen Dobbs Lyr rly, Georgia; Vivian
Doss, White, Georgia; Patricia Dozier,
Jefferson, Georgia; Elijein Duke, Frank
lin, Georgia; Betty Dyer, Villa Rica,
Georgia; Helen Dyer, Villa Rica, Geor
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Barbara Ely, Bowdon, Georgia; Jua
nity Estes, Greenville, Georgia; Mildred
Forbes, Cave Springs, Georgia; Martha
Free, Lindale, Georgia; Lavada Gam
mon, Mt Zion, Georgia; Jo Garner,
Cedartown, Georgia; Codie George,
Franklin, Georgia; Hoover George,
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Log, Georgia; Elizabeth Gordon, I.ogans
ville, Georgia; Donald Gray, Carrollton,
Georgia; Carol Green, Lebanon, Ken
tucky; Lanele Griffies, Devereux, Geor
gia; Margaret Griffith, Roswell, Geor
gia; Dixie Grimsley, Colquitt, Georgia;
Lottie Gurley, Aragon, Georgia; Kath
ryn Hackney, Dalton, Georgia; Gilda
Hardman, Danielsville, Georgia; Max
ene Harris, Dallas, Georgia; Louise
Hendrix, Cedartown, Georgia; Gladys
Hinchliffe, Manchester, Georgia; Jean
Hobbs, Luthersville, Georgia; Frances
Hodgson, Hartwell, Georgia; Caroline
Hollingsworth, Carrollton, Georgia; Mrs.
R. A. Hollingsworth, Carrollton, Geor
gia; Betty Houston, Colquitt, Georgia;
Earl Huggins, Carrollton, Georgia;
Arthur Hughey, Carrollton, Georgia;
la-ra Hulsey, Cleveland, Georgia.
lxmis Hunt, LaFayette, Georgia; Re
becca Hunt, LaFayette, Georgia; Nevin
Hyatt, Franklin, Georgia; Naomi Jack
son, Winder, Georgia; Edward Johnson,
Grantville, Georgia; Betty Jones, Car
rollton, Georgia; Billy Jones, Bremen,
Georgia; Kathryn Jordan. Conier, Geor
gia; Van Joyner, College Park, Georgia;
Evelyn Kidd, Hapeville, Georgia; Mil
dred King, Curryville, Ga.; Herman La
nier, LaGrange, Georgia; Jessie Lanier,
Tallapoosa, Georgia; Meryl Lee, Red
Oak, Georgia; Imogene Lee, Carrollton,
Georgia; Edmund Lilly, Atlanta, Geor
gia; Oliver Lindsey, LaGrange, Georgia;
Ruth Lorgino, Palmetto, Georgia; Ann
Lunsford, Acworth. Georgia; Howard
Martin, Carrollton, Georgia; Rachel Mc-
Crea, Carrollton, Georgia; Martha Mc-
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Umelle Nation, Acworth, Georgia;
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Peacock, Thomas ton, Georgia; Betty
Perkins, Mt. Zion, Georgia; Martha
Perry, Home, Georgia; Julia Phillips,
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gold, Georgia; Sylvia Price, Carrollton,
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Parrie Rogers, Roopville, Georgia;
Saidee Scott, Senoia, Georgia; Charlotte
Seigler, Bowman, Georgia; Lynette
Sharp, Carrollton, Georgia; Mary Grace
Sherrill, Tallapoosa, Georgia; Fiorene
Shumake, Franklin, Georgia; Ann Jane
Smith. Winder, Georgia; Mable Smith,
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Bowdon, Georgia; Nancy Stallworth,
Bremen, (ieorgia; Bobbie Stepp, Lin
dale, Georgia; Trent Stout, Ft. McPher
son, (ieorgia; Elizabeth Etrawn, Holland,
Georgia; Jean Styles, Waco, Georgia;
Mrs. Jollie Terrell, Roopville, Georgia;
Norma Ruth Thomas, Tucker, Georgia;
Virginia Tillery, Lindale, Georgia; Bar
bara Trundle, Ringgold, Georgia; Betty
Upshaw, Carrollton, Georgia; Laura
Waldrop, Villa Rica, Georgia; Joanne
Ward, Elberton, Georgia; Mary Edna
Weaver, Ft. Gaines, Georgia; Matilda
West, Carrollton, Georgia; Norman
Westbrook, East Point, Georgia; June
Whelles, Manchester, Georgia; Bessie
White, Calhoun, Georgia; Betty While,
Carrollton, Georgia; Louise Whitfield,
Rockmart, Georgia; Frances Wilkes, La-
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THE PEOPLES BANK
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