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Your Business as Us to Please You. >llyhock ROOM I Afternoon Tea, Supper xt D)oor to Post Office lONE 7311 tion in Spring Suits1 AND CAMPUS TOGS in showing you these garments dll-Tatum Co. (Continued from page One.) 2) for Shand, Jones for H. Goodwyti, -1. Goodwyn for Jones, Shand for A. 1oodwyn, Floyd (1) for Shand, Swink or Floyd, A. Goodwyn for Swink. Ref ree, Simms. 3fficers Elected By Y. W. C. A. at Last Meeting The Y. V. C. A. had a large and en husiastic meeting MIonday afetrnoon, d arch 12th. During the singing of Hymn of the Lights" the candle service Vas performed, at which time all girls. id as well as new, reaffirmed their faith m(d loyalty to the Y. W. C. A. A duet followed hy MIisses Mattie Varn lid Lois Hudson. after which the same wo young ladies gave a short re Iort of the Student Volunteer Conven ion, recently held at Winthrop College. 61 iss Hudson spoke of "The E.vangeliza ion of tile World in this Generation," dhile Miss Varn stressed the education nld pr,ep)-aration of a missionary for ser -ice. The electitin of (ifticers for the new car, starting with the nionth of April. hen to(,k Ilace. The ones chosen we e: )resident, Miss Thelma lPenland; vice iresident, Miss Catherine Floyd; secre ary. Miss Wrenna Hancock; treasurer. ,liss Lillian liarrow; under-graduate epresentative, Miss Marguerite Ab:A. There was Some talk of a min trel, or something similar, to be given o raise moley for sending delegates to lIue Ridge; but the annilounceieit of -ed tea, sandwiches and wafers speedily rought all talking to an end. Euphradian Society Meeting. Tle last lleetitig of the ,upilradian .iterary Society was featured by an ad ress, "Former E.uphradiatis," bv Dr. reen, of the University. On the w\alls i the society's halls hang pictures of the lost illustrious l.iuphradians who have passed beyond." Dr. Green, in a very iteresting and impressive manner, would Oint out picture after picture, and as c did so lie woiuld unfold to his hearers lie story of the man's life, and (of his areer as a member of the F,ulhradian ,iterary Society. Dr. Green's talk was horoughly enjoyed and greatly appre iated by. the society. The debate centered about a very in cresting subject : "Resolvel. That the kstitutiin known as the Federal Land iank should be abolished." The ani tive was upheld by Messrs. Ram:ey anld traits. while the iegative was* Hitterly ontested hy Kohn and Dep)ass. The MUMe declared inl favi)r of the alliri tive, but the (decision of the judges was or the negative. The ol lupMhradian Hall will soon hine forth in all of its resplendent Iiiry. :fter much discussion the society as favired buying a new carpet, curtams nd repairing the chairs and (ither ftrni illre. \Iwin such itiIiI(1VetnentIs IiaVe been IMlae. then indeed, will the surrimnidings f the (iratirs urge atid inspire then i h igher and nobler accotmi4ishiments. Hypatian Society Saturday. .arch l17th, the Ilypaitian ,itera ry Siocietyv held its regular1 meet ing. I .\leltont Illall. Th'le critic. .\ iss \\ilsotn, einog absent, .\liss lkvely Gi (ibbes was api nitted lby thle piresident ti fulfil her' utties. A\ fler the initiationtiif .\ iss Fljen tiote into the muembeursipj of the society, he literairy programi was carried out. A mo~ st imnterlestinig and( inistruct ive dec ate wvas giv'en, the query was, "Re ml ved, Tlhamt a minimumi wage scale for eac'hers sld be ( lt adopiit'<l .'' The af irmative was uphileldl by NI isses Loutise' rahamu and Lois ILee, while NIisses lo't ie NI ae Vautghnt and lil izab eth Coli!ia :i poi ke for the negative. The jttdges, d isses Frances Wanmmnamaker, NI attie' arn anid Agn es Ca rsion, decidedl itn fave r if the alirtmat ive. NI rs. lienulabh Jay gave' Campuils Tp ic's,"' wItichi, as Sarah s,iid, It's mighty gomid, butt it's all oiver tmy ('ead." TIht're wvas som dtt'iscutssionii of ob taini mig ;t newt S oity hatlI as the soci.ietyv ha s tite' iutgriown its hiresent place oif ineet - ng at NI ltoti llall ..\c ommittee, (itsistitng of M isstes \'irginia C'ravetns, lhel ma Il'enlard and ('athecrine Fbliyd, v;as appoiiited( to purchase a cap anid (iwnl fur the piresidet. Th'le literary program for the tnext wou weeks was atinounlmced. Followitig he last roll ca ,llI, thle soiciety adjournedl. 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