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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-20
CAMPBELL FINALS
TO START SUNDAY
Sermon at 1880 Sunday
Morning by DR.. Luther
Little of Charlotte

Buies Creek, May 2O-The forty
ninth commencement of Campbell Col
lege will be uShered in Sunday, Nav
"a, when DR.. Luther Little, pastor of
the First Baptist church, Charlotte,
will preach the commencement SER
mon at 1;30 in the college auditorium.
Senator Josiah w. Bailey, will de-
liver the literary address Thursday
morning, May %, after which nearly
100 graduates in the college. CONNER
cial, and high school departments will
receive their diplomas. Mr.. Bailey de-
livered Founders Day address here
in 1881.
Rev Charles II. Stevens, pastor of
Salem Baptist church, Winston-Salem
will deliver the alumni address at the
annual luncheon here Thursday, Nav
%. Rev. r. N. Childress, Raleigh.
alumni president, is expected to be
here to act as POSTMASTER.
The commencement play is Arthur
Jearue's "Mignonette," directed by
Estelle Burt, with Sally Hinton.
Sharpsburg, playing the title role OBJ
posite Collision Bachelor Mt. Holly
"Mignonette" has been presented bv
more than 500 schools throughout the
country and recently made a big hit
at the Figuroa Playhouse in Los An
geles.
Class Day exercises will be held
Wednesday afternoon, May 81, on the
Paul Green Theatre, following four
society contests that morning in hum
orous and dramatic readings, extern
pore speaking, and orations. Both
boys and girls will compete in each
contest.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-20

Physicians call this period Memo
pause. 1t is the dreaded change of life.
Women should face this period with
well-balanced health or dangerous symp-
toms may appear. Morbid thoughts
extreme nervousness and hot flashes.
This is the time when deficiencies In
general health should be helped. DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is q
tonic for women which is remarkably
efficient at this time Of life. Also for
young girls growing into womanhood, for
those who suffer from headache, weak
ening drains, backache, this is just tina
vegetable tonic needed. Buy now.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-20
inflationary than this one.
TO REMAIN AN ISSUE

The Frazier-Lehmke plan will be an
important 1886 campaign issue, any
how.
1t is immaterial to the Frazier
Lemke-ites that it is inflationary.
but as F'razier-Lemke-ism. The in
flationists favor it, not as Frazier
Lemkeistic, but as inflationary
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-20

very narrow margin
Instead of which it was showed I'M
der 235 to 142.
The inflationary leaders idea now
is to campaign against the "antis"
and beat so many of them next No
vember that the formers pet scheme
will be adopted by the seventyfifth
Congress.
But if the 235 correctly assessed
sentiment in their respective baili-
wicks (and politicians are pretty &C
curate folk at this sort of calcula-
tions) maybe they can't be beaten.
Contrariwise, maybe they will make
inroads against the 142, and the Sew
,enty-fifth Congress will be more anti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-20

HIGH S G HO L GRADUATES
learn trade. Printing offers oppor-
tunities for advancement to young
men above the average in ambition
and intelligence. The SOUTHERN
SCHOOL OF PRINTING is equip
ped with modern machinery to train
workmen for this industry. Write
for free catalog. V. G. Garriott, Di-
rector. 1514-16 South Street, Nash
vile, Tenn.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-20

Time time for pleasure time for enjoyable things for real
living thanks Electric Cookery and other Electrical
the home Let Electrical Dealer
enjoy more happy hours Carolina Power Light Company
-. Electricity is CTIE.AP-Enioy More Of 49,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-20
Improving

Improving
Sammy Fox, III, who has been i'll
with pneumonia, was reported i'm
proved today.
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Public Speaking Contest.

THE Dale Carnegie Club of South
eastern University is planning to
hold public speaking contest in con-
nection with banquet to be given this
month. DR.. James A. Bell, president
Of the university, is honorary head of
the club.
Ralph L. Bailey of the School OF Ac-
countancy is chairman of a special
committee formed to prepare consti-
tuition and bylaws for a new scholar
ship fraternity at the university, Sigma
Alpha Sigma. Students Of the School
Of Accountancy will be eligible for
membership.
New classes in beginners law and
accountancy were organized last week,
with capacity enrolment.
Evening star., 1936-02-02

Two hCklStrAtIOn DdyHs
ID EGISTRATION for the second
IN semester in George Washington
University will take place Wednes-
day and Thursday, when university
Offices will be open from 10 am. until
pm, and deans aud advisers will
be present to assist new students.
All students will register in Cor
coran Hall, Twenty-first street be-
tween G and H streets, except law
students, who will 60 to Stockton
Hall, Twentieth street between G and
H streets.
All schools, colleges and divisions OF
the university, with the exception of
the School Of Medicine. may be en-
tered in February.
A number of courses for teachers
are scheduled to open with the second
semester. These include history and
pr nciples OF education. given by Dean
WI liam Carl Ruediger; history OF
American education and the social
sciences, under DR.. William Cullen
French, and the junior high school
and social supervision, under Prof.
John B. WhitelaW.
A number OF seminars for graduate
students open in February. The
character education seminars, Of
fered jointly by the university and
the District Of Columbia public school
system, will continue in the second
semester. Through these seminars
some 200 Washington school teachers
are studying various phases OF char
acter education.
Evening star., 1936-02-02

The A. U. team, taking the affirma-
tive, consists of William c. Powell and
Frank T. Hoadley.
DR.. George S. Duncan, professor of
Oriental literature, has been elected
president OF the Anthropological So
ciety of Washington.
The College Glee Club has sched-
uled trip the last week in February
during which it will appear at Will
mington. Del; East Orange, N. j., and
other cities.
The New York Club of the Amer
ican University Alumni Association,
of which George w. Olsen is president.
has started an active campaign for
new students.
The International Relations Club
Evening star., 1936-02-02
THOMSON CENTER
GROUPS TO FORM
Art Glasses Are Announced.
French instruction at
Roosevelt Center.

New groups will be inaugurated this
week at the Thomson Community
Center. Art groups, for boys and girls,
will meet Tuesday at PM, directed
by Mrs. Ella Barnes. There will be an
art group, for boys only, on Friday at
7p.m., directed by Gordon Battley.
Roosevelt Center announces tomor-
row at 1880 there will be French
conversation class under the leader
ship of Miss Pauline de Brodes, open
to all adults. Tuesday at 7:30 group
Of business women will start class in
physical education and tap dancing,
under the direction of Miss Ivy Ran
dali: also new groups in French con-
versation will be organized to study
with DR.. E. A. Broun. and new groups
in tap dancing directed by Miss Ade-
laide Courtney at 8pm.
Physical Education Group.
At Ben Murch School tomorrow
night Ivy Randall will conduct new
group in physical education and tap
at 8 and pm. Friday at 7 pm. the
new group of young people planning
to study social dancing with Mrs.
jeanette p. Tolford will meet, followed
by a dance. The children's class in
dramatic art. directed by Mrs. John
Graf, will meet Tuesday from 3 to S
o'clock and will admit six more chill
dren between the ages of and IL
years.
Langley Center, which has omitted
its Friday night social dance for two
weeks owing to the graduation activ-
tiles Of the Langley Junior High
School. will resume Friday night. Mon
day at o'clock. new group will be
formed In contract bridge. Wednesday
from to o'clock the junior art
group, directed by Gordon Battley will
meet. Mr.. Battley likewise will con-
duct a group of boys and girls in art
study Tuesday at 3:l5 in LAngdon
School.
Among the new groups to be started
this week is the public speaking class,
led by Mrs. Maude O'Connor, Wednes-
day at 8 o'clock in Langley Center, to
which men and women interested in
the development Of personality and
voice are invited.
Public Speaking Class.
The Randall Community Club will
issue membership cards this week At
Randall Center there will be a bingo
party Wednesday night, given by the
Quiet Game Group, for the purpose
of raising a fund to purchase mate
rials for the groups interested in
crocheting and knitting, in the center
Evening star., 1936-02-02

Dean Grace Hays Riley has an
nounced that the faculty has been
augmented to meet the needs OF the
expanded curriculum.
A feature of the new semester in
the post graduate department will be
a special lecture by Mrs. Martha Rob-
bins Gold. attorney, a member Of the
class of 1925, and formerly clerk OF
the Senate Rules Committee, who will
discuss the new divorce law OF the
District of Columbia Mrs. Gold was
a member of the local committee
sponsoring the bill.
Richard w. Harr, chairman Of the
Student Banquet Committee, an
nounced that plans are going forward
for the fortieth annual banquet to be
Evening star., 1936-02-02
TURKEYS CENSUS PLAN
HELD MOST ACCURATE
All Inhabitants Required to Re-
main at Home Until Gun
Sounds End of Recording.

The method Of taking the census in
Turkey is probably the most accurate
Of any recorded throughout the world,
consular reports indicate.
On the census day, all the inhabi-
tants Of Turkey are required to re-
main in their homes from am. unt!i
a signal gun announces the end of
the recording. The only exceptions
are for foreign diplomats, workers in
public utility plants, police firemen.
soldiers on duty and few others.
Taxicabs are not permitted to oper-
ate during the period of enumeration,
stretcher service, is suspended. places
Of amusment closed and even doctors
are not allowed to leave their homes
without special permits.
Evening star., 1936-02-02

uTSC prize Ol $lV
and to Miss Mary
K a tie Bland. a
sophomore, Of Hill
City, S. OAK. the
second award of
IS.
Students from
Trinity, A m e r.
ican University,
&c org t o W n,
George Washing
ton, the Univer-
sity Of Maryland,
Gallaudet an d
Wilson Teachers
College were en-
tered in the con-
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Teachers Shown Movies.

year in the his
tory of the col
lege. New classes
will start in all
departments. A
limited number
of new registra-
tions will be
taken, as the
course is planned
so that students
may enter the
class m | d y e a +
and continue reg
ularly thereafter
to complete the
work within the
three-vear period.
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Long-Distance Tea Party.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. R).-Offlcer
Samuel Arthur went to tea at Mrs.
Mary Casso's homeland got there just
In time to turn of the gas. Mrs. Casso
went to Boston and left the gas burn
ing under the tea kettle. She called
the Police Department to climb in the
window and extinguish the fame and
Omcer Arthur responded.
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Elk Outwit Hunters.

HELENA, Mont. (H.-Hundreds Of
elk, driven by snow from Yellowstone
Park. into Montana's legal hunting
grounds In search Of food, out
smarted completely their human foes
on the first day Of the hunting sea-
son. State Game Warden Kenneth
Macdonald said not q single kill was
reported.
Evening star., 1936-02-02

AOullCCO lhSt HlRI
American Uni
versity will de-
bate New York
University .omor-
row nigh t at
Hurst Hall on
the question Re
solved, That Con-
gress S h o u | d
Have the Power
to override by
o-Thirds Vote
Decisions Of the
Supreme C ou r t
of the U nj t e d
S t ates. Which
Declare Acts Un-
cnnsfi fitlltinnal -
Evening star., 1936-02-02
80 Below in His Country.

EDENTON, N. c. (R.-Residents
shivered with the mercury six degrees
above zero. They shivered more when
they saw George Brooks, a visitor
walking without an overcoat.
This isn't cold" Brooks said. "Out
where I live it is 30 to 40 below zero" ;"
Brooks is resident of Leadville.
Colo.
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Costume Designing Offered.

ART SCHOOL has established an
active professional costume designing
studio for the purpose of supplying
TO the profession advanced and orig
inal designs.
The studio is under the direction
of Marian Halstead Taft. who won
the first prize for the most beautiful
costume at the recent Bal Boheme.
The student designers will have the
opportunity to create and illustrate
advanced styles. The course of in
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Two Teachers Added.

OWING to increased interest in the
use Of stenotypy for taking die
tation, Temple School, 1920 K street,
has found it necessary to employ two
new teachers to assist Miss Cecilia
Arnold, who is in charge of the de-
partment. New classes have been an
nounced to open tomorrow at S pm.
ana z p.m
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Trade School Grows.
THE new trade school of the

THE new trade school OF the CO.
lumbia Technical Institute OF
Washington, established originally as
supplement to various engineering
courses, has been extended to meet
the need for complete practical
courses along everyday job require
ments in various specialized fields, and
courses are now offered in refrigera-
ton and air conditioning, practical
electricity, radio repair and servicing,
radio operator, automobile, aviation
and Diesel engines and building con-
struction blueprint reading and esti-
mating.
All the courses Of the trade school
are practical, short and intensive and
most of them can be completed in one
semester of AZ months. The next
classes begin the week of February
10 and enrolment is now under way.
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Glasses Omen Tomorrow .

I>HE mid-Winter freshman class In
accountancy at Benjamin Frank
lin University will get under way to-
morrow morning at $50 o'clock. Ed
wn c. Bosworth, dean, who will teach
the new class, will deliver the OPEN
ing lecture. He will be introduced by
John T. Kennedy, president. At $50
pm. tomorrow Kennedy and Bosworth
will speak to the late afternoon Sec
ton of the freshman class. In order
to accommodate those unable to at
tend the morning or late afternoon
classes, another class meeting from
7:30 to 9:20 pm. has been announced
to begin February II.
Evening star., 1936-02-02

struction will also include draping
and drafting Of patterns, and every
detail necessary to enable the student
to follow a professional career In cos
tune designing.
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Walsh Resumes Lectures,

CFNATOR DAVID /. WALSH of
- Massachusetts, will resume his lee
lures on legislation during the new
semester at the Georgetown Uni
versity School of Foreign Service,
which starts this week
For the past 10 years, Senator Walsh
has devoted considerable time in out
lining and analyZing for the students
at Georgetown all important legisla-
ton perding in Congress. His lecture
courses deal generally with the theory
of government.
A new course on transportation will
be given by Prof. Arthur Werner of the
economics department. 1t will deal
with air and bus transportation as
well as the rail carriers.
A guest speaker at the university
last week, Prof. Elio Gianturco. pro-
fessor of romance languages at Catho-
lie University. who addressed the Cur
rent Eventc Club on the Ethiopian sit
uation. At the request of the Italian
Embassy he was invited to present
the Italian side of the question.
Robert c. Sullivan. freshman, was
announced as the winner of the short
story contest conducted by the George
town College journal. His story, THE
Wake of Terry Shannon" will appear
in a forthcoming issue.
The Mask and Bauble Club pro-
duction. scheduled for February 10
to IL. inclusive. finds the college dra-
matte group rehearsing daily, as they
have been for the past three weeks or
more. DR.. Edward P Donovan. pro-
fessor Of music, is helping. as the
three-act drama has songs and Incl
dental music. The play, In Fools
Bauble," is about the most difficult
piece the college group has attempted
in recent years.
The Foreign Service School has an
nounced that its annual prom will bt
held at the Wardman Park Hotel tht
evening of February 81, with Var
Lindhart as committee chairman
His committee is composed of Henry
Stawniak. Bennett Berman. Johr
Shields and James Nails. Shields i.
also president Of the graduating class
The principal college event of the
Evening star., 1936-02-02

week is the Junior prom next Friday
evening, followed by tea dance on
Saturday afternoon. They will take
place at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Uses 168-Year-Old Razor.

NEWTON. Kans. (P).-The Rev. r.
r. Schrieber shaves daily with razor
purchased by his great-great-great-
grandfather 168 years ago. The razor
has been handed down from father to
son foi six generations,
Evening star., 1936-02-02
G. A. O, Official to Teach.

I D. DENT. chief of the Account
ing and Bookkeeping Division of
the General Accounting Office. will
present a new course in Introduction
to Government Accounting" at the
School of Public Affairs of American
University, beginning Tuesday at 7
pm. at 1905 F street, it was an
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Dance Next Saturday.

NU CHAPTER OF Phi Theta Pi
= will hold an initiation dance next
Saturday evening at the Lee House.
Joining them will be Alpha Omega
Chapter Of Alpha lotto Sorority. The
guest Of honor will be Miss Eleanor
Storud, national councillor OF Alpha
lotto Sorority, who will come from
Wilmington
The committee in charge OF the
dance will include Don Coombe, Jack
Sapienza, Hazen Pullman, Miss Eliz-
abeth Glenn and T. w. Wauchope.
Evening star., 1936-02-02

OPENING OF THE NEW
ITALIAN SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON
III IALlAN Grad Prof. from Italy. Pvt.
class lessons. Day or nisht. Studio or resi-
dence. Reasonable. 913 Mass Ave. NV.
Natl o3O8.
Evening star., 1936-02-02

MOUNT ROYAL SCHOOL, Incerpsratea-
eikhth; co-educationAl; progressive art,
music. dancing. expression. SEND for cir.
cuIar. Miss Nichsls, 1904 EutaW pl., Bal.
timore. Md.
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Schools. and Colleges
Evenfs of Interesting Student and Faculty
Activities in Washingfons Leading
Educational Institutions.
Two ReSistration Days.

held at the Mayfower Hotel Febru.
ary is.
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Short Story Course

This is the Course that proved SO popular
earlier this Winter.
PARKE A. ARNOLD.
EDITOR AND AUTHOR
offers his 1n-lesson course to small
sroup beginning Feb II. Weekly evening
classes All phases of short-story writing
covered including writing OF one complete
story; personal criticism and revision.
Call Adams N33O for Information
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Rare Tapestry.

A fifteenth century panel Of Gothic
tapestry was sold gently in London
for $9,l85.
Evening star., 1936-02-02


Miss Tindall and Miss Bland will
be guests OF honor at a dinner wnlch
will be given at the associations club
house on February IL. Mrs. Vachel
Lindsay wife OF the late American
poet, will also be honored at the dln-
ner. The winning poems will then be
read by Miss Alberta Walker OF wilson
Teachers College.
On Tuesday afternoon the first in
this semesters series of weekly pro-
grams will be given at Trinity. A
sound picture, THE Good Samaritan,
has been scheduled for the opening.
The picture portrays the work OF the
Society of Catholic Medical Mis-
sionaries in India. An Introductory
lecture will be given by Rev. Michael
A. Mathis. C. S. c., of Washington.
The midyear meeting Of the WASH
inpton Chapter of Trinity College
Alumnae was held at the college last
week. Mrs. Frank OHara wife OF
DR.. OHara of the Catholic University
faculty and a prominent member OF
the Catholic Evidence Guild, ad-
dressed the meeting on Various
Phases OF Catholic Activity" Miss
Lucy McAnany of the National Coun-
Gil Of Catholic Women also spoke, her
subject being The Work of Study
Clubs"
Recent freshman elections at Trim
ity placed Miss Catherine Hogg and
Miss Margaret German on the Execu-
tive Board of the Student Government
Association to represent the class.
Teachers Shown Movies.
ON TUESDAY afternoon members
" Of the Washington School for
Secretaries faculty were shown
moves OF the correct methods OF
teaching beginners in typewriting and
shorthand.
The meeting will be held in the
library OF the school on the third
floor OF the National Press Building
Following the movies. schedules were
arranged and plans made for the mid
year classes. which will open Febru-
ary and February II.
Law Glasses Open Tomorrow.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW
~ will resume classes tomorrow foI
the beginning of the second semester
and the beginning of the forty-first
Evening star., 1936-02-02
IRST and second prizes in the
- poetry contest sponsored by the
Washington branch Of the

versity Women were won by Trinity
College students, it was learned yes
terday. To Miss Mary Louise Tindall,
junior of st. Louis, Mo-, goes the
Evening star., 1936-02-02
New Preparatory Courses.

New Preparatory Courses.
THE Washington Preparatory School
L will offer eight new courses for
the new semester, which begins to-
morrow night, it was announced by
Fred L. Dawson, promotional director.
There will be new classes in ele-
mentary shorthand, advanced dicta-
ton, typewriting, business English,
business arithmetic, commercial law,
economics and bookkeeping, in addi-
ton to regular courses. Glasses in
German, Latin, French and Spanish
also have been arranged.
The school will hold classes from
$50 to 10 pm, and women as well as
men are eligible as students. General
high school and college preparatory
subjects are available.
The Woodward School for Boys also
will begin a new semester tomorrow.
Both schools are conducted BY the
Young Mems Christian Association at
its Central "Y" building, Eighteenth
and G streets.
Evening star., 1936-02-02
ENGINEERING

Courses in Civil, Electrical and Mechanical
Engineering, and combined Engineering
Law course for those planning to enter the
field Of Patent Low.
Evening star., 1936-02-02

Of the college initiated Is members
1T a meeting Thursday under direc-
ton Of Edward Hopper, president.
Two prizes of $25 each will be
awarded at commencement this year,
1t was announced by DR.. George B
Woods, dean Of the college, to the
boy and the girl who have shown the
greatest scholastic improvement dur
ing the second semester.
DR.. Joseph M. M. Gray, chancellor
of the university, and Mrs. Gray will
hold q reception Friday night at their
home on the campus for members Of
the junior class.
Evening star., 1936-02-02
EDUCATION

Courses for teachers and preparation for the
larger opportunities in the field Of eduoo-
tiono service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-29
BARROW
 ESK|MOS NOW
 SHOOT WALRUS
Fin ba ack Whale Escapes When Washed Ashore
 Long Night Is Nearing

POINT BARROW, Alaska, Aug 29.-The Eskimos here shot many walrus off shore, also on and near the ice pack, in recent weeks which have been in great need for their depleted larders because of poor whaling in recent years The meat is fed to the dogs and the blubber is used for fuel.
 Finback Whale Escapes
 A finback whale was washed ashore during the storm last Sun day night and lashed itself back into the water and saved itself as the natives just stood and watched and did not shoot, thus permitting it to escape.
 Is Getting Night
 The sun which first disappeared on the horizon near midnight Aug ust g is now rapidly sinking lower It is semi darkness at 10 p. m. and daylight again at 2 a. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-29
HDuce, Seeking More Po,oer,
 Takes Tip from Washington

time so as to capture the lead with it.
 4.-Reform of the League of Nations by removing its com pulsory features and making
 the big powers linked by it's own pact it's rulng body.
 Meanwhile some uncertaintities must be cleared up for Mussolini
 Wants Mediterranean Pact
 One is the attitude of England ir the Mediterranean Il Duce wants England to give up it's mutual se- curity pacts in that sea and enter with Italy into pact mutually guaranteeing it's freedom.
 Another is the Socialist govern ment in France. Il Duce must wait to see how Premier Blum's left ideas will change French foreign poli- cieS.
 Yet another is the working out of the recent Austro- o-German trea- ty. He must also know whether Germany and Italy can collaborate in the Balkans.