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tig t ami from the. lihrary. It is interesting to note fessionals, actors and actresses.<lb />
ly a short time in- ,hat the National meeting is field.<lb />
m classes or ap- ,� th(1 Sollth the year that tins QnpHnMnpFQ epewn n&amp;Y<lb />
bly th, moat need-Uted southerner ,s president. SOPHOMORES SPEND DAY<lb />
i been made in the mjss Ajiee V. Wilson, of the AT MUREHEAU LI I T<lb />
trmitory space iorlgeicnee Department of the College, <lb />
is his sister. 1 )r. K. H. Wriirht was : jolly group of College sopho-j �<lb />
en instrumen-tju. hrother of hisuife. I mores left Mav U in busses and National President Here F0f<lb />
Dr. Wri-ht was not only a great thir Prnt�Effi  WateOB; journeyed to Rid, Square to speak exercise<lb />
'vice president, Margaret GuyOver- Jon "Dangers of Youth.7 Graduates<lb />
I'he following students will lie<lb />
dues tor, he was also a great pcr-<lb />
Addresses at Oak City on Turn<lb />
id Mingo on June 9 will<lb />
i Please turn to page fouri<lb />
and treasurer. Lillian lWrish. The 2, and Mingo on .lime 9 will com-1graduated from East Carolina<lb />
dials for this society will be Bf-<lb />
Ioiif these changes rtT<lb />
bt.i their plans JUNIOR CLASS ELECTS<lb />
proveiwmta are k OFFICERS FOR NEXT YEAR<lb />
s to page four <lb />
FIRST TOUR WTLL<lb />
BEGIN ON JUNE 9<lb />
more<lb />
cars to spend the day on the beach j<lb />
at Morehead City, takinpr with them;<lb />
as their guests several members of <lb />
the Tkco Echo staff.<lb />
The Junior Class at a meeting<lb />
last week elected their officers for .   <lb />
the coming year. Ruth Cagie was Dr. K. d. Slay, tacuin auiM 1 j ,1;l! ,MM,n pivn nati0Tlai recognition<lb />
.Teachers College on Monday:<lb />
Seniors<lb />
I Smith. Eleanor Ruth Hardy, and STUDENT GOVERNMENT Kelly Areyounis Emma Adcock<lb />
I Louise .lames. PRESIDENTS INTRODUCED Sara Hove Allen, -iuanita Arthur'<lb />
Margaret E. Davis will head the  Tressie Auman. Mattie Elizabeth<lb />
work of the Poes as their president; At the last student assembly of Barrow, Hose Beeman, Lucille<lb />
 Mildred Corbett, vice president; College, Miss Elizabeth D. Belk, Margaret Bostic, Marv Brad-<lb />
Louise Cates, secretary ; and Evelyn .0i!nsnll tbe new president of 131o shcr. Arlene Bridges, Carolyn<lb />
Thompson, treasurer. The l'oe Woman's Student Government As- Brinkley. Lillie Brown. Lottie<lb />
society marshals are Nola Walters, gocjation, and Thomwall Gibson, Bryan, Marv Bundy, Sarah Bunn.<lb />
(who will serve as chief marshal, j t�. new president of the Men's Stu- Mildred Burke, Frances Caliahan,<lb />
Joyce B. Harrell. Hublah Hester, dent Government Association, were James Carr, Margaret Cameron<lb />
.Mary P Edmumlson. Mary B.ji�trodaced by the out-going pres- Elizabeth Clark. LineUe Clark.<lb />
Fnlchcr. ami Irene Czzell. idents of the two organizations, Emma (lark. Judy Cole. Louise<lb />
. Miss Ellen Jenkins and Durwood (Please tarn to page throe)<lb />
The local fraternity of the Col- MenS Student Government Stowe. Both responded with brief<lb />
le-re here, the Tau Sigma Sigma � Council Elects Officers talk.<lb />
CHAPTER INSTALLED:<lb />
Installation Service Last<lb />
Thursday<lb />
summer two study<lb />
i offered which will<lb />
edit in the courses<lb />
History. American<lb />
i A m e r i c a n<lb />
, ,he coming year,<lb />
�-jyected to succeed Margaret Nor<lb />
j man as president of the class of '37.<lb />
' Marion Wood was elected vice pres-<lb />
ident; Ruby Lee Peacock, sccre-<lb />
Itarv; Ruth Wood. treasurer;<lb />
i Frances Edgerton, council repre-<lb />
sentative; Jennie Green Taylor.<lb />
Tki � Echo reporter; and Ahlah<lb />
Barker, 7Vr��� reporter.<lb />
tour begins dune 9 and<lb />
interesting points<lb />
V ishington, New York,<lb />
England States and<lb />
! Washington a tour of<lb />
I lie made. In passing<lb />
idelphia, the tourists will<lb />
Enited States Naval<lb />
.ih the tomb of John<lb />
. Annapidis. Enroute<lb />
k stops will be made at<lb />
rge and other historic<lb />
v of New York the<lb />
includes: Radio City,<lb />
i Museum of Natural His-<lb />
1 otumhia Cnivcrsitv, historic<lb />
!hur'f East Side, Macey's, the<lb />
fest department store in the<lb />
JjW, In.int Bark, and the Bat-<lb />
 an'l Aquarium.<lb />
llle trip into New England will<lb />
plVf 'he tourists a chance to visit<lb />
�Pasp mm to page two)<lb />
The entertainment featun<lb />
!l<lb />
of the (dass. Mrs. Slay, and Mrs. amj j)as iKH,n incorporated in a na-j At the first meeting of the new hour was a brief program on the<lb />
ReBarker, chaperoned the party, jtional professional social teaehersi Men's Student Government Coon- life and works of Natlmnies Dett,<lb />
the out-going officers of the class (fraternity, the Phi Sigma Pi. (�il, called last week by President 1 the famous negro composer. Miss<lb />
arc: Misses Margaret Banek. pres-<lb />
idenl : Mildred Edwards, vice pres-<lb />
ident : Mary Lyon Shotwell. secre-<lb />
tary: Bertha Lang, treasurer; and<lb />
Elizabeth Copeland. council repre-<lb />
sentative.<lb />
Varsity Club Initiates<lb />
Two Men Into Organization<lb />
place<lb />
An<lb />
By GEORGE WILLARD<lb />
I experienced a lot of embarras-<lb />
ment, a midnight bath, a headache,<lb />
and a long hike in order to bring<lb />
to Teoo Etu� readers a true ac-<lb />
count of just what happens when<lb />
the Varsity Club takes in near mem-<lb />
bers.<lb />
Initiation<lb />
The initiation began in the Cam-<lb />
pus Building at 6:30 on Monday,<lb />
May IS, when six new members,<lb />
clothed in shorts, rendered a very<lb />
beautiful "mixed" chorus and in-<lb />
terpreted the latest thing in spring<lb />
dancea. Afterwards, they were<lb />
locked in the dressing room, and<lb />
were unmercifully tortured by<lb />
Floyd Hinton's loud snoring for<lb />
several hours.<lb />
Returning at 9:30 in warwhoop<lb />
style, the club members moved<lb />
their victims to an adjoining room<lb />
and put them through a "firedrill<lb />
Ten-second men, Wells and Hassel,<lb />
put out the blaze in nine seconds,<lb />
for a new record.<lb />
Midnight Bath<lb />
Determined not to Ik- accused of<lb />
any "dirty work the monogram<lb />
men next ushered their proteges to<lb />
the College lake for a little "spring<lb />
cleaning However, they were bit-<lb />
terly disappointed when all of their<lb />
intended victims survived the rough<lb />
treatment. As Hyatt Forrest went<lb />
down for the second time, "five mil-<lb />
(Please turn to page two)<lb />
Ten men from Pennsylvania<lb />
State Teachers College were on the<lb />
College campus Thursday and at<lb />
that time installed this fraternity<lb />
into the national organization. The<lb />
chapter will he known as the Phi<lb />
Sigma Pi Tail Chapter of the Phi<lb />
Sigma Pi.<lb />
Eleven boys who are chapter<lb />
members of this chapter were<lb />
initiated last Thursday evening.<lb />
These are Bruce Simmons. Thorn-<lb />
wall Gibson. Hyatt Forrest. George<lb />
Willard. Durward Stowe. Francis<lb />
Sinclair, Gherman Smith, Thornton<lb />
Stovall. Judson White. James Carr,<lb />
and Wesley Bankston.<lb />
Beecher Flaniiagan and E. C.<lb />
Hollar, faculty au users for the<lb />
group, were already .members of<lb />
the fraternity.<lb />
Margaret Davis Will Head<lb />
Home Economics Club<lb />
Thornwell Gibson, officers for next Viola Smith told the story of his<lb />
year were elected. Wesley Bank life ami Miss Mary Evelyn Thomp-<lb />
ston takes Robert Dowd's place as son played �ne of his most widelv<lb />
ELECTS OFFICERS<lb />
vice president. Ray Pruett, as sec-<lb />
retary, replaces George Willard<lb />
known compositions<lb />
Dance<lb />
Historic Eastern North<lb />
Carolina Is Annual Theme<lb />
At a meeting last week the Home<lb />
Economics Club elected officers for<lb />
the ensuing year. Louise Davis<lb />
will be the new president of the<lb />
club; Mildred McDonald, vice pres-<lb />
ident; Callie Charleton, secretary;<lb />
and Inez Hrbbard, treasurer.<lb />
By GEORGE WILLARD<lb />
The Tecoan, issued a full two<lb />
weeks before the termination of<lb />
the school year, has been proclaimed<lb />
by many to be the best yearbook in<lb />
the College history.<lb />
The 19-16 annual carries out its<lb />
theme in a dignified manner, and is<lb />
devoid of the comedy so often<lb />
characteristic of high school year-<lb />
books. Historic Eastern North<lb />
Carolina is the theme of the book,<lb />
and has been made interesting by<lb />
the attractive presentation of his-<lb />
toric scenes in shades and tints of<lb />
brown.<lb />
Dedicated to the Honorable<lb />
Josephus Daniels, Ambassador to<lb />
Mexico, the nw book represents<lb />
The Mathematics Club dosed a<lb />
be -lubii-very successful year on Tuesday<lb />
evening. May 12. at t i0. Belle<lb />
Kearney, vice president and chair-<lb />
man for 1 1 :):�). presided at this<lb />
time, and officers for next year were<lb />
elected. Xyhla Cooper will replace<lb />
Annie Morris Whitley as president<lb />
of the organization and Roy Bar-<lb />
row will serve as vice president.<lb />
Marguerite Averett will take up the<lb />
something of a departure from duties of Mary Lyon Shotwell as<lb />
former East Carolina Teachers Col- secretary and treasurer; Hattie<lb />
lege annuals. It is more than a Holland will he Teco Echo report-<lb />
collection of pictures, and gives to er; and Beatrice Reaves will repre-<lb />
students facts which will be in-<lb />
valuable to them in the future.<lb />
Features of the annual include a<lb />
unique view section; several pages<lb />
devoted to the administrative of-<lb />
ficers and faculty; enlarged and<lb />
well-arranged athletic section; and<lb />
deletion of the usual type of ad-<lb />
vertisements.<lb />
Snapshots Appreciated<lb />
Perhaps most popular with the<lb />
student body is the large snapshot<lb />
section, which is a part of the Cam-<lb />
pus Life and Diary written by Mag-<lb />
(Please turn to page four)<lb />
sent the club on the Tecoan.<lb />
After the business was com-<lb />
pleted, the members of the club<lb />
graduating this year, Maude Peele<lb />
Hedgpeth, Hyatt Forest, and James<lb />
Joyner, made entertaining talks<lb />
about their experiences while prac-<lb />
tice teaching. It was interesting to<lb />
note that they mentioned but few<lb />
disagreeable incidents, and en-<lb />
couraged the members with "prac-<lb />
tice teaching is not so bad<lb />
At the close of the meeting, iced<lb />
tea, pimento cheese and pineapple<lb />
sandwiches were served.<lb /><lb />
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PAGE TWO<lb />
THE TECO ECHO<lb />
The TECO ECHO<lb />
New Tecoan Editor<lb />
t III 1 IRrtf.Yt TfVMFRS COLLEGE<lb />
I t by the SIndents of East ('arolina<lb />
Tea hers ('allege<lb />
STAFF<lb />
Gkoboi S. Vu i i;i h k.<lb />
Lonsi . M i:n . .<lb />
. Editor-ittr-Ckief<lb />
Husi nets Manager<lb />
VSSOCIATE EDITORS<lb />
  I S ! v I I I IS<lb />
 ,iii Tkvrll<lb />
I tANCKS BAKNK<lb />
Leo Iukks<lb />
I.i ii.i k Lewis<lb />
M A I: 1 11 IIaMII ION<lb />
Joe Braxtojj<lb />
ADVERTISING MANAGERS<lb />
 n h M utTlx Anm. iWirun.i.<lb />
! ;K; ir 'I ki.es I tow s i so<lb />
i m i; IXS M tRois Watson<lb />
Si n Speed<lb />
$1.50 per (Jollege Year<lb />
 Number Is<lb />
d-ciass matter December  1925, at the F. S.<lb />
nville. X. C, under the act of March �). 187$.<lb />
19 �;<lb />
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TV<lb />
� a.<lb />
�<lb />
LAWN PARTY IS<lb />
WELL ATTENDED<lb />
Given in Honor of Two Gradu-<lb />
ating Classes<lb />
The siretli of lawn, beautifully<lb />
lighted with Japanese lanterns.1<lb />
which attracted the attention of all<lb />
 who passed by, was the scene oi a<lb />
 lawn party given in honor of the<lb />
' two gradualing classes.<lb />
White picket gateways marked<lb />
the entrances to the space outlined<lb />
i by the lanterns. At one of these<lb />
entrances stood the receiving tine<lb />
which was headed by President and<lb />
: Mrs. Meadows, others in the line<lb />
 Were Misses Iettve Cooper Davis,<lb />
chairman of the Social committee:<lb />
Miss Catherine Cassidj . a faculty<lb />
member of the committee; Mi-<lb />
; Ethel Vicfc, presidenl of the Senior<lb />
class; Miss Elizabeth Dixoti John-<lb />
si. ii. the new Student Government<lb />
president of the Women's Ansocia<lb />
tion : Thornwall Gibson, president<lb />
of the Men's S. G. A Mrs. K. IF<lb />
Browning, wife of the director ot<lb />
. the 'oiiiiiiercial I department.<lb />
 .    , I'unch was served from tw i<lb />
h. the Lditor: Mav 1 express my  , . .  ; i. , �'<lb />
. . , � ' � tables placed on opposite siues m<lb />
appreciation to the person or per- ' . , . i ,<lb />
11   , ' the lawn against backgrounds oi<lb />
oiis responsible tor the last movie<lb />
. . � . , , , shrubben.<lb />
shown here; Ii was a very marked  .   � , i<lb />
. , . . � , 1 he social committee ha�t enai .<lb />
improvement, I think, over those  , <lb />
 . . ol the arrangements ol the part.<lb />
iKKr liritisn productions thrown on . , � .  0(1�fvmo<lb />
1 , i ii - i � with special committees carrying<lb />
I'lir screen atelv. Here a hoping , ,  i��  � � i<lb />
 . '  (Hit the plans. Miss l.cltve ' nop i<lb />
that we will have no more It. i.  � ,   . o � is<lb />
Mavis, a member ot tit oenioi i lass<lb />
pictures in ihe future.<lb />
�A -c<lb />
MAGGIE CRUMPLER<lb />
STUDENT OPINION<lb />
To the Editor:<lb />
he calibre o<lb />
is chairman of the committee, and<lb />
Misses Dora CoateS and Catherine<lb />
Cassidy are memliers oi the com<lb />
lllittee.<lb />
the tennis being played at East i <lb />
Carolina reache. College nowa- varsity Club Initiates<lb />
A MESSAGE TO OUR<lb />
1936 CLASSES<lb />
You have been with us long<lb />
enough for us to learn to love<lb />
and respect you; we shall miss<lb />
you when you leave the campus,<lb />
June 1. We trust your stay<lb />
here has been worth while and<lb />
that you are now much better<lb />
prepared to serve humanity than<lb />
when you came.<lb />
The following suggestions seem<lb />
to me to be pertinent at this<lb />
time:<lb />
1. Express your apprecia-<lb />
tion to the ones who have made<lb />
it possible for you to secure the<lb />
training you have; do not post-<lb />
pone this; you will regret it<lb />
if you do.<lb />
2. Continue to grow; do not<lb />
atrophy; keep abreast of the<lb />
times; a person, like a tree, be-<lb />
gins to die when he ceases to<lb />
grow�we want you to live to a<lb />
ripe old age.<lb />
3. Take an active part in the<lb />
iffairs of your community�and<lb />
that community is world wide;<lb />
the responsibility of leadership<lb />
is greater on you than on those<lb />
who have not had your op-<lb />
portunities; do not be a shirker.<lb />
4. Happiness, which is<lb />
urually regarded as the chief<lb />
end in life, will not come to him<lb />
who looks for it, but it will come<lb />
enly to the ones who strive to<lb />
be of service to others. We wish<lb />
you all the happiness in life<lb />
that you are capable of receiving.<lb />
Leon R. Meadows, President.<lb />
New Business Manager<lb />
Primary Club Accomplishes<lb />
Much Dunng Past <lb />
V;<lb />
days stems to warrant the estab-<lb />
lishing of a tennis team. I have<lb />
heard many players express such a<lb />
desire lately, and with the backing<lb />
avvt Teco Echo staff bid you farewell until next iti- tutv m, students, this ought 'i1 bacteria per cubic centimetei<lb />
swam to his rescue in heroic stvi<lb />
11<lb />
yielr<lb />
Parwo<lb />
Batti<lb />
g,i, Holland. Piral<lb />
Runner-up W<lb />
Averaq<lb />
FAREWELL<lb />
eco Echo sta<lb />
We have tried hard to present a true cross-section of College ae-  be put over.<lb />
New Men Into Organization<lb />
(Continued from pace one)<lb />
BEATRICE HAMMOND l<lb />
R. F. PITTMAN SPEAKS<lb />
TO THE Y. W. C. A.<lb />
 i<lb />
Is Accompanied by People From<lb />
Ayden Who Render<lb />
Special Music Qf<lb />
��The Woman at the Well' v as tak<lb />
the storv aboul which Rev. R f<lb />
Pittman. of Ayden Freewill Baptist ru,<lb />
 (lurch, based his talk at the !ol-<lb />
lege YYC. vesper services. May 1<lb />
He was accompanied bj severa<lb />
people from Ayden who rendered<lb />
special music in the form oi a duet<lb />
�h<lb />
i<lb />
,t<lb />
FIRST TOUR WILL solo, and quartette. �. x<lb />
BEGIN JUNE 9 He related Jesus "s meeting with be hel�<lb />
 the woman at the well, during which reaching<lb />
Continued from page one) hp (ilM.llSM.(1 worshi� with her and �Pic 'i<lb />
C<lb />
i<lb />
again nest r a!<lb />
sing months, and if we've failed in this attempt,<lb />
ur interest, but our lack of experience.<lb />
i-s to each student and faculty member a very happy<lb />
ie discussed worship<lb />
Vale Fmvershy at New Bavpn, LJd her gkl worship on spirit U He.<lb />
;( vas learned that Mr. William- RTown University, the Famous<lb />
Xext year an effort will be made, I Another disillusionment came wfaei<lb />
1 hope, to get up a tennis team.<lb />
Anyone interested pleafee hack fcheihad already killed most of the wa- piymou<lb />
moveiin<lb />
F'ock. William )'r<lb />
and trtlth.<lb />
he woman. In<lb />
nt to the limit by playing I tcr moccasins in the lake vicinity. frrds grave, Mile Stand : �<lb />
made thrliscoveries: first, si<lb />
! i , I V<lb />
tennis, ami<lb />
xtenrting your mrlu- Some Joke<lb />
� vacation, and may we undergraduates take up our work herel .  V))11 1;lV(. 5UC  thing. Realizing that the new men wer<lb />
 jj Freshman. rather undesirable on this campu<lb />
' : ami that if they were lust, they couh! The city of Boston offers a greaI eould satisfy her very ids; and ; '<lb />
?rs, we offer congratulations, sympathy, and besl wishes;  not claim the expensive varsity deal to the student tourists. su<lb />
incuts and the home of I aniel W I<lb />
ster, in the state of Rhode slant<lb />
discovered herself, in which sin- club by r<lb />
realized her earabilities; seeond,IHidden ta<lb />
she discovered JeSUS, olle who 1'1 :<lb />
f(<lb />
long successful professional life in the teaching field.<lb />
CLOSER RELATIONSHIP<lb />
A � sted iiiiprovemetil outlined here recently by our President is (Regard<lb />
eloser relationship between the faculty and students at Eas1 Caro<lb />
In the Fihtor: and something ,<lb />
be done to make the students antiei-HL tW "1 .Z as the large public library eontani<lb />
lt wm carried the �unfortunate su to the . famous Afcbe p.UI1.nrN<lb />
'most remote and uncivilized section<lb />
� i- -i I i' � ol iv hist Arthur s t ourt, Uld -orrn -n 1<lb />
 . .within a ten-mile radius ot dreeii- 1 tie greatest<lb />
Cost Road last Saturday evening.<lb />
third, she discovered a last worh<lb />
and tried to bring the people t<lb />
�in- Inni<lb />
pate ir,�,d entertainment f<lb />
a shame for such a handful to set<lb />
Real � i<lb />
hen inu-<lb />
the last n<lb />
seovcrv we can McGees I<lb />
advertising, guar<lb />
ville. However, it seems that there<lb />
hlircli. the old<lb />
frigate  Iron<lb />
make, he concluded, is that we are members oi<lb />
�e between twi<lb />
. 11 r as mi main ni,i ii in in' � in<lb />
an tee 01 an excellent performance, , , . '  1,1<lb />
, . ' .  , . thev forgot that a railroad track<lb />
etc uiilv a few Were privileged to ! � , <lb />
, , , '  the shortest distant<lb />
see a verv wonuertui pertormance .<lb />
11 1 1 points<lb />
re more by protessionaJ actors and actresses.)' ,�,<lb />
I'm clad that 1 mav end niv<lb />
was no math major in the cluh. for sides and Paul Revere S Housi<lb />
 All through Massachusett;<lb />
visit the hollies o'<lb />
weak, afraid and wrapped 111 sin<lb />
thev<lb />
te initiators returned at 11 <lb />
'and the new members arrived about<lb />
and then Wi<lb />
win visit me iionics oi many of fjiscoverv<lb />
the great American writers.<lb />
The Canadian cities to be visited<lb />
lllia Teachers r<lb />
 though we believe that our teachers and administrators an<lb />
,� minded in -cedi" the student's viewpoint than at anv other college , ,<lb />
!io i.i �tni nn i . school career here with the plav.  .  ,  (l ln t �� (�tt-iu-i -in,I<lb />
,  . tllil;   iii ��ctlurtv minutes later. Some yoke, are yueoec, Montreal, uttawa, ana �<lb />
state there is oerbaos stdl some room tor improvement on tne 'Post Koad, in mind. I haven t i , � . , ; ,� ,  , . , !<lb />
r�i;�i. I eh harleey: toronto. Al all these points, the j<lb />
students will have opportunity to &amp;<lb />
interesting pi<lb />
and M iss (i.��<lb />
dioiild remedv this � . , <lb />
duet, and h<lb />
a piano solo.<lb />
, art of both faculty members and student.<lb />
Io nol feel tree to discus<lb />
�tors, an<lb />
their thoughts and problei<lb />
n-<lb />
so iniieli sympathy for those foolish<lb />
students who missed the opportun-<lb />
Around Washington<lb />
-f<lb />
tty of seeing a splendid action dra-1 Tll�' iher of names on the roll :  uuim M Il(ist. of �. �<lb />
of Students for the past year as tnat w be most valuable m eon<lb />
' � ni't are actnaRy deleting a vital part of their college I ma. but 1 am sorry they were not j uuenis ,or in, pas, � it<lb />
 given in the new catalogue of East,lwtion u.itl American Histon<lb />
have both<lb />
And those students who refuse to play tennis or other games , P<lb />
footing with their professors are plainly "poor sports. We <lb />
f these conditions existing here in some small measure. :� ! MR. S. D. DUNCAN<lb />
A Senior.<lb />
� is up '�� us :�� correct any misunderstanding.<lb />
Let us plan some way whereby instructors and pupils may 1�' thrown<lb />
� tl i r more frequently outside the classroom<lb />
-arilv be lucrative.<lb />
WILL MARRY TODAY<lb />
The results will ms-<lb />
Mr. S. I). Duncan. College<lb />
reasurer. from Bailey. X. C. will<lb />
be married today to Miss Elizabeth<lb />
! Cheat ham. of Warrenton. This<lb />
'summer they will live in the apart-<lb />
 meiit now occupied by Dr. and Mrs.<lb />
� . � CM. Simpson.<lb />
� late  mention the idea of "blacklisting several ot our Mp )lm(ul wh(( m.(liv0(i his<lb />
res that insist in aiding a number of our women students license of attorney from the Fni<lb />
By ARNOLD SERWER<lb />
Associated Collegiate Press Correspondent<lb />
Carolina Teachers College, which �;� �:ra li v and Literature. Washington, D.  In another j present. The new<lb />
has just come from the press, is The second tour will begin June lll' Washington will again be place of AAA - �<lb />
1665. This is for the four terms jfi Tiljs 1mn. wi, im.mlt. st.V).rii besieged by a good manv young col- loughed AAA emt<lb />
looking fo<lb />
Nat<lb />
lonal<lb />
WHY NOT BOYCOTT?<lb />
local drug<lb />
to break college regulations. However, it might be well for US to thor-<lb />
v consider the problem this summer and return next year with<lb />
suggestions for a solution.<lb />
Bovcotting mav be a primitive means of gaining a desired end. but<lb />
p rhaps it is worth a trial in this ease. The student body should flatly<lb />
refuse to patronize those stores whose employees see tit to set oil" a<lb />
�' aeral alarm" v.hen a member of our faculty or a Student Government<lb />
representative happens along.<lb />
COOPERATION NEEDED<lb />
For this eminent, we may not only lc fired from the staff, l.ut also<lb />
may receive a little rough treatment from a certain faculty adviser not<lb />
so far removed from the Tbco Echo office. Anyway, here goes!<lb />
Miss Mamie F. Jenkins, College loud-speaker and editorial adviser for<lb />
the Tfico Echo, has instilled in m the spirit of "snooping" for news,<lb />
and after exhausting other sources, we did a little of this "snooping"<lb />
around her own office. The results of the campaign will probably be<lb />
amazing to most oi you.<lb />
News articles pass from Miss Jenkins' hands to twenty-one state pa-<lb />
pers .twice each week, and to the Daily lleflector, local paper, every day.<lb />
Although this work suggests concentrated activity, it has become mere<lb />
routine to Miss Jenkins and her two student typists, Virginia Ellis and<lb />
Dorothy Grumpier, It is on special occasions such as High School Day.<lb />
Open House, or Commencement, when news pours in suddenly, that the<lb />
office literally goes through a mad. rushing hour.<lb />
Nevertheless, regardless of Miss Jenkins' capability, newspaper work<lb />
is not a respnnsihility for a few. The best result may be obtained only<lb />
through the cooperation of others. And here is where the campus or-<lb />
ganizations may render a great help. We need campus reporters. At<lb />
present, we have them only in name. Instead of waiting for Miss Jen-<lb />
kins or the staff members to solicit news, organization reporters should<lb />
cooperate by contributing their "finds" immediately. Miss Jenkins is<lb />
now sending out an "SOS" to students, faculty, and organizations. She<lb />
cannot carry on alone. Let's cooperate with her in every way possible<lb />
in putting our campus "on the map<lb />
versify of North Carolina, suc-<lb />
ceeded the late Mr. J. H. Spilman<lb />
as Treasurer of East Carolina<lb />
Teachers College.<lb />
Kelv tO -<lb />
immer, I<lb />
there is alwav:<lb />
t '1V7C in the Teco Echo<lb />
iNJbWiJ 6 Years Ago<lb />
De Forest talking picture equip-<lb />
ment installed in Austin building.<lb />
Is enthusiastically received by the<lb />
students and faculty. Vitaphone<lb />
works perfectly "Them was the<lb />
good oie days the sound carry-<lb />
ing to the most remote corners of<lb />
the auditorium.<lb />
including the summer school, couni ;snut,nV(ls,(,ni stal(.s reaehmg as far lege graduates looking tor <lb />
ing from June to June. south as Mexico City. Among the This cmIuu.ii is a sketchy attempt with its acti<lb />
o distinction is made between eities where stops will he made are to picture employment possibilities 52 suits again?<lb />
the summer school sessionsand the Uaheville .Chattanooga, Nashville, here for those who mav he contem- not i<lb />
terms oi the so-called regular year. MIll(lis- i i(H.k Dait;is plating a berth, temporary or per- this<lb />
and no name is given twice. Austin. Houston. Baton Rouge, manent, on the Federal payroIL<lb />
Ihe enrollment lor the three New Orleans, and Mexieo City. One At the present time the employ! with the SLR1<lb />
terms of the regular year beguiling n- �. eMef iv.ltuivs � tlli's tnm. �� nml�(,k �oj �, ,�Vi �, ,�. a n,a!v sma<lb />
last September is 1,134. wilJ be the Texas Centennial "Expo- letter than it was two months ago. juste, not in rela<lb />
' : sit ion. which is costing the state of I Many of thus who were released but for the agi<lb />
Gentleman: Going around with Texas $25,000,000. when the.AAA disbanded and other The Railwas<lb />
women a lot keeps you young. The price of each tour. Mr. Kicks agencies cut their staffs, have eitherhas openings p i<lb />
Second ditto: How come! has announced, will be only $115.00, found other fobs here or have re- Commission do.<lb />
Gentleman: I started going with: which will include transportation, turned home The N'K on its taking anyom .<lb />
women when I was a freshman four al mem lotel rooms, and sight- deathbed for manv months. SnaDy has told the mv,<lb />
years ago and I m still a freshman seeing. On the northern tour a Sttt- completely expire from the stand Allied 25 per �<lb />
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Texas, and Tennessee on vacation.<lb />
Miss Helen Gray, college; libra-<lb />
rian, sees Passion Play at Oberam-<lb />
mergan while on European tour.<lb />
Dr. Herbert Re Rarker, YWOA<lb />
adviser, speaks to students on<lb />
"What Christianity Is and What<lb />
It Is Not<lb />
Practice Recitals<lb />
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Beulah: Maybe it rolled under<lb />
the desk.<lb />
Miss Katberine Holtzclaw tours<lb />
Europe during sunnner vacation.<lb />
Sir Hubert Wilkins, scientist and<lb />
explorer, aviator, and arctic adven-<lb />
turer, delighted a large audience<lb />
in auditorium of Social-Religious<lb />
building.<lb />
Misses Catherine Cassidy, Betty<lb />
White, Emma L. Hooper, and<lb />
Helen Gray, visit Captahi Byrd's<lb />
ship, one of the three aken on his<lb />
expedition to the AnJarctic region,<lb />
at Wilmington.<lb />
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the movies five times this week!<lb />
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school for a month<lb />
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pressive talk centered around the<lb />
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think about others. Be unselfish<lb />
Hodges, Sarah Laughlin. lone<lb />
Lane. Raehael Moore, Rubv Lee<lb />
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ployed are to be given preference<lb />
in the event of new jobs opening<lb />
up. Actually, thev won't stand anv<lb />
Campus beautification program<lb />
is launched.<lb />
Laniers win cup in society de-<lb />
bate.<lb />
Service With a Smile<lb />
Evelyn Wright, daughter of Mr.<lb />
M, L. Wright, is elected business<lb />
manager of the Tecoan.<lb />
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pulled into the gasoline station for<lb />
the inevitable gasoline. That being<lb />
over the attendant was going<lb />
through bis little ritual.<lb />
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phers, typists, and clerks, all will<lb />
le put through the Civil Sen-ice<lb />
mill. If a co-ed happens to be a<lb />
good stenographer or secretary she<lb />
ought not to sniff at the work, but<lb />
should take the exam. This applies<lb />
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cies. Because quite a few college<lb />
trained secretaries have in the past<lb />
three years here moved into execu-<lb />
tive positions.<lb />
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THE TECO ECHO<lb />
PAGE THREE<lb />
Melrose Gardner and Abeyounis Win Tennis Singles<lb />
Durwood Stowe Leads<lb />
Batting in 356 Style<lb />
MONOGRAM CLUB IPIRATESTROUNGE PIRATES SIGN IN Dot Grumpier, Mayo Lee<lb />
Ri<lb />
id. Pirate Hurler. Is<lb />
er-up With .351<lb />
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President Mens S.G.A.<lb />
ELECTS OFFICERS! NORFOLK DIVISION COASTAL LEAGUE<lb />
DEFEAT CADETS<lb />
Triumphant In Doubles<lb />
Francis Ferebee Elected. Presi-<lb />
dent for Next Year<lb />
Stowe Goes With Goldsboro;<lb />
Holland, With Local Team<lb />
Play Day Director<lb />
Al its last regular meeting, the Bill Holland. E. C. T. C. South- Durward Stowe, three-letter man<lb />
Varity (i�, elected officers for paw. Allows Only Five Hits and short-top on the 1936 Pirate<lb />
next year, . in Last Game Of Season � ii:ls receB signed a eontrad<lb />
Francis Ferehce. monn. ,��. I  uitil GfWshoro to play in the Coas<lb />
WIN FROM OAK RIDGE i1 Pkln Lu' ,ln 8Uffimer-<lb />
Sinclair Eliminates Barrow,<lb />
Bankston, and Calfee to Earn<lb />
Place in Finals<lb />
� eiviM'c, monogram mem-<lb />
ber ami three-letter man. was elect-<lb />
ed to take the place of .linuiiie<lb />
Johnson, present president of the<lb />
organisation. "Tex" Lindsey was<lb />
chosen to replace Lester Ridonhour<lb />
as vice president. Francis Sinclair,<lb />
because of his excellent work asi'011 baseball team<lb />
publicity manager for the last min-<lb />
strel, was unanimously elected cc-<lb />
"Let'tv" Holland, Pirate pitcher<lb />
and runner-up in batting averages,<lb />
signed last week with Greenville to<lb />
day in the same league.<lb />
Floyd Iliiiton. versatile ECTC<lb />
�j . m , first baseman and catcher, is at<lb />
 aroima 1 eachers . . . , ,<lb />
present negotiating with the team<lb />
kept a clean: iu q<lb />
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NINE FOR FIRST TIME<lb />
Brock Scores Three Runs Against<lb />
William and Mary<lb />
East<lb />
lie<lb />
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earn a berth on that team soon.<lb />
retary and treasurer of the club<lb />
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Bill Holland led the Pirates to<lb />
another victory over P. .1. c, both<lb />
in pitching and bitting. He got<lb />
ntt. Mary Britt, one hit and scored two runs. Brock.<lb />
Margaret Brown, Berline B<lb />
rhelnia Bryant, Gatsey tsui<lb />
Gladys I 'apps. Sarah 'at<lb />
itettie Costello. Louise fates . .<lb />
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l-iances hand.lee. (' 1, a r 1 c e ii Both the umpire and the fans<lb />
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t'olev. hori- Cuich. Mar Cox, �aB�e, Alhisu, and he protested<lb />
iraddoek. Minnie Craft violently iii broken English, against<lb />
liam and Main "s leant for this year<lb />
by trouncing them to the tune of<lb />
�. Holland's mound work was<lb />
impressive, 14 batgmen whiffing the<lb />
ozone in search of his baffling<lb />
southpaw slants. Stowe had a per-<lb />
fect day at hat. getting 2 hits for<lb />
2 turns at hat. Holland helped Tll(. ijlvHi Education Depart<lb />
to w,� his game by getting 2 hits 1H(.Ilf ;U1(1 ;h( Woll;n<lb />
FIRST PLAY DAY<lb />
VERY SUCCESSFUL<lb />
I he hoy singles 111 the tennis<lb />
tournament were run off efficiently<lb />
and on schedule, beginning Mon-<lb />
day, May 18, and mlim: Tuesday,<lb />
May 26. On Saturday, May S the<lb />
matches had progressed to<lb />
the extent of eliminating all play-<lb />
sr e the finalists, Kelly Abe-<lb />
. - and Franeis - : �. Tues-<lb />
ifternoon marked the hottest<lb />
i . test of all as A beyounis de-<lb />
ii3 the finals,<lb />
nat il ii bis I riumpb-<lb />
Hoy Barrow, Wesley<lb />
I Worth Calfee. Abe-<lb />
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William II rolson.<lb />
and -� oi d rounds of<lb />
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run. Brock scored  runs. The<lb />
stands caught fire making things fa<lb />
quite heated for a while, but when<lb />
i's Athletic A<lb />
ociation sponsored a Play Day for<lb />
the girls of the college Saturday.<lb />
, 1336, on the athlie field<lb />
s the frirls reported to the field<lb />
LUCILE NORTON<lb />
Burkes, dr Wesley Bankston,<lb />
Francis Sinclair, Kelly Abeyounis,<lb />
Jimmy Carr, Jimmv Johnson. Wil-<lb />
rya.it. with three hits, led in rolling up JJ?S����ntedbytherapid the � .tssifr,H�i to teama (f f.o.<lb />
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PIRATES LOSE TO<lb />
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Stanley Scarborough<lb />
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iiicille Crocker. Agnes Cullipher<lb />
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Leona Eaddy, Virginia Ellis.<lb />
Mildred Fisher Ruth Fisher. Mil-<lb />
dred Fuller, Melrose Gardner,<lb />
Annie Caskill. Julia (iayland Fejpebee, C<lb />
Louise Gooeh, Claudia Cower.<lb />
Christine Grady, Mary Frances<lb />
Green, �Iene1 Griffin, Ida Kav<lb />
Hair. lola Hall, Josie Hall,<lb />
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(Jihson. If  4<lb />
White, rf  :?<lb />
Barrow, cf  1<lb />
Holland, p  4<lb />
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Davis, cf  4<lb />
Dozie. 2b  4<lb />
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Sam Dees, Tex' Lindsay, John<lb />
Womhle, Boy Barrow, Ed Wells,<lb />
and Alvah Page.<lb />
The girls singles finalists were<lb />
Mackenzie Ross and Melrose Gard-<lb />
ner with Melrose Gardner from<lb />
Wilson Hall triumphing in - out<lb />
of � sets. Approximately 25 girls<lb />
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second meeting of the year, making: I" '1 g&amp;h doubles match. Dot<lb />
member of the winning team. Gold! �'v f th' ���. TI'�l Pirates j Grumpier and Mayo Lee were win-<lb />
ribbons were awarded to the mem-M ,h' Hl hattk 2�-�. Wells m-rs vanquishing Melrose Gardner<lb />
hers of the team which had the most! "tartmg pitcher for ECTC, was re- and Lola Holt.<lb />
goats at the end of the competition, j 1vi by Holland, but ii was tool<lb />
Following the contests, a picnic sup-j'a<lb />
per was served at the lake. Invi- j Jx COI<lb />
vidual cakes made in goat molds ��L.i.L.<lb />
were served to all the girls.<lb />
Ferebee<lb />
The entries by dormitorie<lb />
as follows:<lb />
were<lb />
Brock, ib <lb />
Ii. Hinton. :5b<lb />
Ab. R. H.<lb />
4 1 0<lb />
! 3<lb />
Malbson, :<lb />
Lewis. 3b<lb />
Totals<lb />
.5 1<lb />
.4 1 i<lb />
.38 11 V.<lb />
Cotton 32, Fleming 30. darvis 18, 6ibson, cf<lb />
Wilson la, town girls 10.<lb />
The entries by classification were:<lb />
"C" ). Freshman It. "UV 13,<lb />
Juniors 10, Sophomore 5, Seniors 3.<lb />
Johnson, If<lb />
White, rf<lb />
Totals 37 ")<lb />
Beat Oak Ridge<lb />
The Pirate baseball team, in the<lb />
last game of the season, trounced<lb />
the Cadets from Oak Ridge by the<lb />
score of 7-3. It was sweet revenge tournammt<lb />
CARDINALS WIN GIRLS<lb />
Wells<lb />
Hollam<lb />
P<lb />
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37 4 15<lb />
BASEBALL TOURNAMENT CoefaeB, ifa i" H3<lb />
j Barnes, ss 4 2 1<lb />
Th. girls baseball tournament Bryant, rf5 2 3<lb />
ended May 8, 1036, with the Car Ihiwson. p 3 2 1<lb />
dinals champions. This team de- Mitchell, c 5 1 2<lb />
feated the other three teams in the Jermgan lb 4 0 1<lb />
for our baseball fans, for never<lb />
before has Oak Ridge been beaten<lb />
President Takes Lead in<lb />
Starting Custom on May 21 j I(iwin� ,�lt 5 hits in a� and striking<lb />
lout nine batters.<lb />
These teams were;<lb />
composed of 38 girls who had prac-<lb />
deed three times during the pre-<lb />
bv an East Carolina Teachers Col-vius w,k- Vmh'v tht' leadership<lb />
lege baseball team. Holland, burly of "T� ' &amp; the tournament<lb />
southpaw flinger. held the Cadetsi was conducted with marked success,<lb />
hitless for the first five innings. al-h l'roved that the girls are inter-<lb />
ested in intercolleinate ball. The<lb />
Ba<lb />
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4<lb />
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TODAY - TOMORROWS<lb />
STYLES<lb />
SALLY FROCKS<lb />
VISIT BLOOMS<lb />
Before Vocation<lb />
BLOOMS<lb />
(Continued from page one)<lb />
his rigid adherence to his own ideals<lb />
and beliefs He was deeply reli-<lb />
Box Score:<lb />
E.C.T.C.<lb />
Gibson, If -<lb />
ibeth Helms, Theral- naid. Edna Mobley. Ophtdlia Mon-lirious and was a constant worker Brock. 2b<lb />
abet h<lb />
limes. Clarajtague, Edith Morgan. Christine m y8 church.<lb />
H. Hinton. 3b<lb />
e Holiday. Lola Holt, Morris, Elizabeth Morris, Margaret -pi spirit of patriotism was one Stowe, ss<lb />
Ab.<lb />
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5<lb />
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Dorothy Hooks, j Mullen, Julia Murphy. Myrtle I of the most admirable and inspira-<lb />
Aue Huiisiicker, Foy .Musgrave. Lucy MeBride, Laureenj tjona �f Or. Wright's qualities.<lb />
1 Eutchins.<lb />
F. Hinton, lb 4<lb />
Ferebee, c<lb />
McLamb. Lucy McLawhorn, Lucille fge loved and was actively loyal to Johnson, cf<lb />
Billi.<lb />
Newell, Eunice<lb />
Jackson, Julia James, j Newton, tsiuie<lb />
e Ellen Jenkins. Mary jOdom, Lorena Odom, Louise Owens,<lb />
lavid Johnson, ElizabethjErma Pake. Elouise Parker.<lb />
Certrnde Johnson, Julia i Etheline Parker. Frances Parrish,<lb />
James Joyner, Dorothy j Elizabeth Peebles. Grace Pelt. Mary<lb />
h Keith. Ruby Kelly Fenny. Ernestine Perry. Julia<lb />
idil Annie Kornegay.l Peterson. Rebecca Pitt. Selma Prit-<lb />
Mary Lindsey.L-hard. Sallie Proctor. Doris Quinn.<lb />
Sarah Rhyne. Carolyn Richard-<lb />
Mallard. Minnie I son. Carolyn Hiddick, Lavera<lb />
Martin, Hazel Martin, Eoberts, Fay Powell, Margaret<lb />
Martin. Lucy Meads, j Rudisell, Louise Sanderson. ir<lb />
ler. Mary Mitchiner,<lb />
�siter<lb />
gan<lb />
' ar'<lb />
sehvhitt<lb />
Nickolson,<lb />
Sara O'Neal,<lb />
ante<lb />
Beale Parker. Florence<lb />
P. I a n e h e<lb />
I'eele. Mary Peterson,<lb />
ett, Julia Rouse. N'an-<lb />
i Mrlett, Bettie Salisbury.<lb />
Sauls. Bruce Simmons.<lb />
ith, Mary Smith. Frances<lb />
 Maude Starling. lveyn<lb />
Rubj Stocks. Ra.diel Stone.<lb />
Stroud.<lb />
Tarry. Jean Tate. Ina<lb />
Helen Taylor. Jean Thomas.<lb />
Trexler, Dick Turlington,<lb />
Fnderwood, Ethel Vick,<lb />
A ad. Louise Wells, Myra<lb />
ok, Sybil Whitaker. Annie<lb />
Louise Wilder. Elizabeth<lb />
Louise Wood. Catherine<lb />
Agnes Worthington,<lb />
Worthington and Flora<lb />
ginia Rollins. Kathleen Sanders.<lb />
Sue Mvers. Bertie Lee Sawyer. Cornelia Scott,<lb />
W il m a Madeline Sessoms, Virginia Shmd-<lb />
Out-iler Elizabeth Sitigletary, Bertha<lb />
Smith. Dorothy Smith. Eloise<lb />
Smith. Franeis Smith. Sarah<lb />
Pearson. Smith. Azalene Southerland. Trexie<lb />
Sowers. P.erl Lee Stallings, Ida<lb />
Stocks. Annie Mae Strickland,<lb />
Georgia Strickland. Jessie Strick-<lb />
land. Elizabeth Stubb. Magdalene<lb />
Suggs. Roxie Suit. June Swam,<lb />
Blanche Swinson. Edla Taylor,<lb />
Eleanor Taylor, Hilda Taylor,<lb />
Flora Teague. Elsie Thomas,<lb />
Elizabeth Thomas. Lewellyn Thorn-<lb />
ton, Ruth Truslow, Annie Vinson,<lb />
Annie Wade. Maywood Wagner,<lb />
Clara Ward, Rebecca Watson,<lb />
Marjorie West, Priscilla West,<lb />
Louise Whadley, Eloise Whitehurst,<lb />
Marie Whitehurst, Pattie White-<lb />
hurst. Inez Whitner. Hazel Wilker-<lb />
son Billic Williams. Evelyn Wil-<lb />
liams, Helen Wilson. Sarah Wind-<lb />
ley.<lb />
the School, the State and the Xa-<lb />
tion, and worked hard in every ac-<lb />
tivity which had for its purpose the<lb />
building up of these institutions.<lb />
In concluding his talk, Dr. Mea-<lb />
dows spoke of Dr. Wright's gener-<lb />
osity, which was the secret of his<lb />
great achievement. Giving unspar-<lb />
ingly of his great ability wherever<lb />
it was needed, he unsparingly gave<lb />
his life to the cause that he realized<lb />
to be bigger than man himself. No<lb />
man could do more, and it is in<lb />
acknowledgment and appreciation<lb />
of this devotion that East Carolina<lb />
Teachers College inaugurated this<lb />
first service dedicated to the great<lb />
works that he did here.<lb />
Senior-Normals<lb />
Adams. Josephine Am-<lb />
Lilliao Ambrose, Reba Ange,<lb />
a Arthur, Marguerite As-<lb />
H Mam Asbell, Ella Atkins,<lb />
l'��'�� Laker. Ruth Barden, Essie<lb />
Batten, Bernice Belch. Emma Ben-<lb />
 Mary Best, Rachel Bissette,<lb />
J�ty Pdand. Frances Boyd, Mary<lb />
Boyd, Elizabeth Boyette, Helen<lb />
Coach: Hey, water boy, rush the<lb />
water and this bottle of rubbing<lb />
alcohol out to the team. The sec-<lb />
ond baseman's arm hurts him again.<lb />
Tell him to massage it. Are you<lb />
back so soon? What's the'matter?<lb />
Water Boy: The boys refuse to<lb />
touch the water. They want gm-<lb />
geralc as a chaser or nothing.<lb />
Barrow, rf<lb />
Holland, p<lb />
Totals<lb />
Oak Ridge<lb />
Hyderc, cf<lb />
Rigsbee, ss<lb />
2<lb />
3<lb />
3<lb />
4<lb />
35<lb />
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following teams participated:<lb />
Cardinals (Town) 1000<lb />
White Sox (Jarvis)  750<lb />
Yankees (Cotton)  500<lb />
Giants (Fleming)  250<lb />
Cubs (Fleming)  000<lb />
Dress in Style<lb />
C. HEBER FORBES<lb />
Grant, rf  4<lb />
Evans, e  2<lb />
LeVan, If  4<lb />
Strowd, 2b  3<lb />
Woodall, lb  4<lb />
Powell, 3b  3<lb />
Wilson, p  4<lb />
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COME COOL OFF<lb />
AT OUR FOUNTAIN<lb />
B ISSETTE'S<lb />
f V Vf f vv<lb />
QUALITY AND SERVICE<lb />
at<lb />
LAITARES<lb />
I- A.AAA.AAAAAftl.<lb />
Totals<lb />
34<lb />
BEST WISHES<lb />
To the students and teachers<lb />
of E. C. T. C. for a happy<lb />
vacation.<lb />
We appreciate your patronage<lb />
- during the last year.<lb />
COBURNS<lb />
All New Shades<lb />
First Quality<lb />
RINGLESS HOSIERY<lb />
79c, 2 Pair $1.50<lb />
Also Hosiery at 59c<lb />
or 2 for $1.15<lb />
Mutf&amp;jan<lb />
YOUR CHOICE<lb />
of the best<lb />
GROCERIES<lb />
GARRIS GROCERY<lb />
TO THE CLASS<lb />
of<lb />
36<lb />
CONGRATULATIONS<lb />
and<lb />
BEST WISHES<lb />
for<lb />
YOUR<lb />
CONTINUED<lb />
SUCCESS<lb />
CHARLES STORES<lb />
Wishing you all a most pleasant vocation. It has been a<lb />
pleasure to serve you during the past year. We<lb />
will look forward to yeur return.<lb />
CHARLES STORES<lb />
FOR YOUR MOTHER<lb />
YOUR PHOTOGRAPH<lb />
AT GRADUATION<lb />
BAKERS STUDIO<lb />
BRODY'S<lb />
J<lb />
The College "Y" Store and your favorite downtown soda shop<lb />
or drug store carries a complete line of Lance's Peanut Butter<lb />
Sandwiches, Salted Peanuts, and Candies. Whenever you feel<lb />
the need of a "Snack insist on Lance's. They are made under<lb />
the most sanitary conditions and are pleasing to the appetite.<lb />
Retmember to insist mm LANCE'S<lb />
Sandwiches : Peanuts : Candies : Peanut Butter<lb />
LANCE PACKING COMPANY<lb /><pb facs="00038043_tn_0004" /><lb />
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PAGE FOUR<lb />
THE TECO ECHO<lb />
 ALUMNAE <lb />
Rose-Farrior<lb />
The marriage of Miss Alice Far-<lb />
nor of Wallace to Mr. William X.<lb />
Ko-m was solemnized April 1 1936<lb />
ill Wallace,<lb />
Wagner-Harkey<lb />
The marriage of Miss Helen<lb />
Marjorie llarke of -loiiesboro to<lb />
Cornell Campbell Wagner was<lb />
s , inui; el April 5, 1936 in Ben-<lb />
, - He. S ' A1 home in Jones-<lb />
Pollock-Saunders<lb />
A marriage of interest in a wide<lb />
, vli  friends was that of Miss<lb />
Kj en Saunders and Louis Karl<lb />
, � ; April 29, 1936, al Eden-<lb />
� � st M todisl ('hureh, Raleigh.<lb />
V u on Park Ave Raleigh.<lb />
Griggs-Flake<lb />
Mis Kdna Me olliini Flake of<lb />
S 'oikion to Cornelias I hipree (Iriggs<lb />
� Greenville, the wedding to lake<lb />
e n June.<lb />
Commencement Chairman and Chief Marshal<lb />
FACULTY ME<lb />
Improvements Are Made<lb />
Here Under College Officers<lb />
(Continued from page one)<lb />
bag planned; among these is the<lb />
hope, expressed hv President Mea-<lb />
dows. in a reeenta.idresstothestn-jiviany Will Teach Here Th.S<lb />
ient hody of making possihie closer j Summer<lb />
contact between pupils and teach-<lb />
t�. rwparl Manv faculty members oi the<lb />
College are to tea.di in summer<lb />
New Senior President<lb />
��5y ty b<lb />
ENGLISH MAJORS<lb />
RE0RGANl2ECl<lb />
ers.) It is hoped that m the near<lb />
ih<lb />
examinations in the major nem wigpnd the entire summer at how<lb />
graduating student- am<lb />
liberal Arts to students who<lb />
I sire college training bat who do not<lb />
Aft i<lb />
Allen-Davis<lb />
ding of Miss Margaret<lb />
h Davis and William<lb />
Allen. Jr was solemn-<lb />
29, 1936 in Faxmville.l Secret Ballot<lb />
itor trip to Florida Mr. <lb />
� t1 '�"11 W1" &amp;� PMICe" sehooT either here or elsew her<lb />
meiit tests and final comprehensive wj stU(lv and some w<lb />
r field lO ' '<lb />
also that Dr. Carl L. Adams. Mr. M. L.<lb />
e- Wright, Mr. K. K. Browning, and<lb />
Miss Kate Lewis will teach here<lb />
� both terms of summer school Mr<lb />
intend to follow teaching as a l,ro" I iM rv j Cummings will go<lb />
Ifession. This would make it DOS ,�, , �. (�,)l.ir tour to Mexico dur-<lb />
isihle for students to complete the mg the first term and will return<lb />
Icoursc of instruction according to to the College Cor the last term<lb />
�their capabilities or individual dif-fof the summer quarter.<lb />
ferenees. It is also the desire of Miss Catherine CassMy will teach<lb />
the administrators to develop the here far the first six weeks. After<lb />
graduate school so that a larger that she will be at her home m<lb />
j number of students can prepare Cleveland, Ohio.<lb />
j themselves for more etlicie.it work' Miss Kiuina Hooper Will teach .<lb />
land for better salaries. both quarters of summer school eg<lb />
lII7 1 1 C In the future it is hoped that dor here ami then go to her home m<lb />
Y WLsA VeSpBr OeTVlCe unry sp;1( f�r eralhundred Memphis, Tennessee<lb />
i �n W<lb />
tli- K, ��<lb />
Hui f� i<lb />
R. J. SLAY<lb />
NOLA WALTERS<lb />
"House of Comradeship"<lb />
RUTH CAGLE<lb />
Peabodj <lb />
II studv at Geoi<lb />
Lucile Turner will spe<lb />
,i<lb />
Presented By Students Selected<lb />
From Student Body By<lb />
mo<lb />
re boys<lb />
can<lb />
-uppl<lb />
Al-<lb />
Mi<lb />
though provisioirhas been made fortune first term: afterwards sue wi<lb />
the hoys who are attending school study al Teachers College, Cohm<lb />
at present, the oeed for a dormitory ,j;i.<lb />
part ot tlie summer at<lb />
esvee W'here -lie Wll<lb />
tv Then Miss<lb />
Mrs Allen will be at home in<lb />
I armville.<lb />
The presentation of the Y WCA<lb />
pageant, "The House of Comrade-<lb />
ship which has for years been an'<lb />
! annual College event, was especi-<lb />
OUT REAL BENEFIT<lb />
Jessie Mack will be here p'e, Tenr<lb />
study four hours a rtay<lb />
Turner plans to study Ul the<lb />
Library of Congress sis week<lb />
that will accommodate the larger .Miss Mamie Jenkins will teach<lb />
number who desire to enter school lt jlt, tir-t six weeks and then<lb />
�fill urgent.<lb />
A<lb />
Hilhard-Green ,<lb />
, , � i ally lovelv and interest inn' yestei<lb />
icemenl lias been received � :    '  t<lb />
.   , day evening. the twilight scene rectoi oi<lb />
tage oi Mis ora beel, � . , , �,  . .   ,<lb />
v the lakeside with the characters hniplovmont Service, which is al-<lb />
? with the hands of fiiiated with the United States Ei<lb />
FACULTY MEMBERS<lb />
will visit her brother in Washing<lb />
ton City.<lb />
Mis Dora ('oates w ill teach th<lb />
Warrenton to Ernest<lb />
 � -u rpi in white r<lb />
Morrisville. I he wed-<lb />
U ninized on Mav 2, 1936<lb />
i<lb />
�nam.<lb />
Hester-Harrell<lb />
Mrs. Mav Thompson Evans, di<lb />
Die twilight scene'rector oY the N'orth Carolina State<lb />
(Continued 1'nmi page one)<lb />
)r. Be Parker's schedule. Hi<lb />
incut Service, presented to the topics for the above engagements,Ithe first six week<lb />
indents of the College, on Toes- as yet, are undecided. Dr. K�- Park- � est to attend seho<lb />
poki<lb />
Mrs Harrell will spend the en<lb />
tire summer al her home in Co ng<lb />
ton, (leorgia. s<lb />
Mis- Annie L. Morton expects to Da<lb />
sleep for a week at her home m<lb />
Then she will snake ,r<lb />
M<lb />
in<lb />
blue, the YWCA colors, building �<lb />
the house and other students on the<lb />
opposite hank, all reflected in tilt<lb />
m;1(j. � Immnracuvo aiahl idav III" �11: <lb />
plefe<lb />
Mi<lb />
av<lb />
oi 1 He:<lb />
a clear ?<lb />
� i se, matte an immpresive signi trp;<lb />
he student- wliolil their fellow - exphl lull ion Of the purpose of till<lb />
MAKE ADDRESSES Srsl term a1 East Carolina Teachers<lb />
 College and then plans to study I tteatttoM<lb />
' in- for the summer<lb />
Miss Laura Rose w<lb />
. . iltll �.M- Marino Hi-St-Crai. M i I<lb />
t the Mfngo high school point- of interest in the far west<lb />
omewhere for a few weeks.<lb />
Miss Krais Wahl plans to spend<lb />
to<lb />
Miss Luev Xulton and Miss Cleo<lb />
Miss Elizabeth i�e raoeni wjwn uor laum- cuiu� ut w iiw ui �� Professor B C Deal began hisJBainwater both expeel to teaeh<lb />
Harrell to Marvin James Hester on students think are most nearly rep- department and what it has to offedeommeneement addresses at Alii- here the first term.<lb />
S i March 15. 1936 in Dillon, resentative oi certain qualities that in th(. way (lf (1(1)(1 r.ltiv u.) in �nce high school oa Mav 19, and on Mrs. Bloxton will teach both<lb />
- t has been announced. Mr. make character or those that render Lp- egenia jobs for the un- the foBowing Friday spoke at the quarters this summer. Sheandher<lb />
� holds a position in St. Pauls, special service to humanity, are �1i,lvi elo-inir of the Pollocksville school daughters will live in Miss Green<lb />
; elected by secret ballot and are not i"1 �<lb />
Britt-Davis announced until they take these especially the facilities tor the<lb />
The marriage of Miss Virginia part in the pageant group between the ages of 16 and Elizabeth City, and at Path. Mrs. Mamie Brad-haw will visit<lb />
Thompson Davis of near Clinton Miss Joyce Harrell, as Friend-j25. She pointed out ways by which Early in the month. Mr. Deal (her son in Goldsboro between<lb />
to Wilton Rudolph Pritt was ship, Miss Elizabeth Dixon John-Dey eould be of real benefit to; was guest speaker at the Junior-1quarters and will return to the<lb />
lemnized An 11. 1936. Mr. son, the new president of the Stn- LoJug graduates by informing them 1 Senior banquet of Princeton High College for the first term of summer<lb />
emphasized elosin<lb />
During the past week, he filled two apartment at the home oi .Mrs<lb />
engagements at Central High School, J. C. Galloway on Fourth Street.<lb />
Britt hold- a position in Clinton.<lb />
dent Government Association, as<lb />
of y<lb />
Alford-Bass<lb />
Ai<lb />
he outgoing pr<lb />
I'limeiit<lb />
fined ti<lb />
Miss Catherine Wal-<lb />
saut<lb />
specifications and j�l� op-<lb />
mouths, she<lb />
the renewal d" business<lb />
School in Smithn<lb />
eld. and at a : SCttOi<lb />
il. after which<lb />
Will Visit<lb />
   i  i-ii t oi (in s lecincai ions aim oo op- . . . TI . . i 1 � 1 i ,t, <lb />
Cooperation, and .Miss hllen den- �' .  �' ' meeting oi the Four County Home relatives in rtaleien and otnei<lb />
, � , � i , e ,i . portuiuties. In recent months, she i � . ,<lb />
kins, the outgoing president ot ttiei1 . . , . . . LUemonstration Agents and lubs places in the st;tte.<lb />
� e M; i t. ,  , . , � sa ot. t tie t ei tc a t ot imsi ncss i . , . .  ,  � . . t �<lb />
he marriage oi Miss ttacnei student Government Association  . held in Bobersonville i Mr. A. A. Henderson will work<lb />
I- , 11 17 ic,�. i i�ai, e ii i i activity ami a growing apprecia-  , T. T. . , , - , , ,  . .�<lb />
to hail . Altottt. DOtn ag Service, formed the guide-posts i . � ,  T J ��� Dr. A. D Frank head of the here during both terms ot summer<lb />
.r �ri It inn by employers d the taeiiitiesl, . , , , , , <lb />
oi i He Mniio ill111 X I lee Mil- l'C<lb />
: Spring Hope on NTovember 22,(to the house.<lb />
1935 has been announced. At home 'hiee. the new president of the<lb />
in Spring Hope. YWCA, represented Love, the foun-<lb />
dation of the House.<lb />
Wilson-Byrd Sincerity, represented by Miss<lb />
The marriage of Miss Hilda Grey Frances Edgerton, Loyalty, by Miss<lb />
Byrd to Clarence Glenn Wilson Mildred McDonald. Trust, by Miss<lb />
was solemnized April 4. 1936. At Be<lb />
home in Mount I Hive.<lb />
 j building stones of the house. Tin<lb />
Grimes-Taylor I dwellers in the house and those tak-<lb />
The wedding of Miss Mildred j ing the parts were: Joy, Miss Ruby<lb />
Taylor of Stokes to Alton Grimes Lucas; Sympathy. Miss Jnanita<lb />
of" Robersonville was solemnized Davis; Understanding, Miss Janie<lb />
March 28. 1936. Mrs. Grimes'is a Outland; and Helpfulness. Miss<lb />
graduatt of K. C. T. C. At home Margaret Banek.<lb />
. v , '  i history department has made one school. 1 hen be and .Mr tiemier-<lb />
.d the Kmi)lomeiit Service has re-  � � ,  . . , ;  � �. . � ,  , �<lb />
 , ' �  � , , address at Wheat Swamp to high son will visit friends m Kafeigh,<lb />
suited in ;i greatly increased de- , , ,  � ; <lb />
maud for skilled and college train<lb />
applicants. During the past year. 01'1' , .   , , , i .� i � ,<lb />
i �  � I , i Dr E C Hollar also of the his- to go on several nshmg trips.<lb />
Ih per cent ot those registered with j �� �� �"�" '�� 1S e. - i<lb />
  - �, �  torv denartment snoke last Tuesday Miss Marjone rTatcheli will teach<lb />
the Serv lee were within these ages � '���,rtnui(lu- l"1. � l L l" "J <lb />
�  i  orth j cx;is<lb />
school Seniors, and speaks again : Burlington. Greensboro, and Hcn-<lb />
dersonville. Mr. Henderson hopes<lb />
Mildred McDonald, Trust, by Miss , ' � , ,  . f .Ljat the Ilarrelsville high school on for twelve weeks in th North Tea<lb />
   ,i i she said, and u pel cent 01 inesCj s .<lb />
Belle Kearney and Courage by wi. m.(M, Jth h most (f tfceaB WhereiDo W e (.o From Here? .Mate 1 eaehers College, Dent.<lb />
Miss Naomi .Newel, formed the nms work ex. Bessm Harrel, an ECTC graduate Texas.<lb />
n.<lb />
perience. She told of the ex-<lb />
lerimental project in the Durham<lb />
pern<lb />
in Robersonville.<lb />
is a teacher there, and Evelyn Gil- j Miss Eunice MeGee will teach<lb />
lam, president of the Senior class here j education courses in the summer<lb />
 V'1 ' ri'i  ' WW three years ago is a graduate of liar- school of NTorth Georgia College.<lb />
office where tour full-time people � . � e . . �<lb />
 . (1 � � � .relsville high school. Dahlonega, Ua. North Georgia<lb />
are making a survey ot those who , fc . . i r . . <lb />
, .� , �  . Other professors who have been i ollege is a branch ol the I Diversity<lb />
work experience, and ' i �i � �� <lb />
busy mazing eommeneement ad-j of Georgia. Miss MetJee will spend<lb />
dresses and whose schedules were! the remainder of the summer with<lb />
When your thoughts<lb />
ore of dresses that<lb />
are different,<lb />
that are eye-openers<lb />
visit<lb /><lb />
W I L L I A M S<lb />
"The Lodies Store"<lb />
The plan of the House was out-<lb />
lined by these as they took their<lb />
places and held the chain that made<lb />
the outline. Miss Frances Currin<lb />
j entered first and spoke the prologue.<lb />
Miss Hattie Pearl Mallard, the<lb />
 out-going president of the YWCA,<lb />
the Spirit of the YWCA, was the<lb />
first of the spirits in the procession<lb />
and was the interpreter of all the<lb />
Historic Eastern North<lb />
Carolina Is Annual Theme<lb />
(Continued from page one)<lb />
gic Grumpier Seven pages of well-<lb />
arranged action shots give the book<lb />
distinctive personality.<lb />
The introduction of an athletic j others. As they entered, one by<lb />
seetion was also well received by one. each told of her part in build-<lb />
iave nad no worK experience,<lb />
t the success ill placing those<lb />
 registered. �, , , , . , ,<lb />
, T� ,i, i � �� A not available as this issue went to i her mother in La Grange, Georgia.<lb />
Mrs. Evans gave the histor Oil � . �   .<lb />
the Service and showed how itjP"<lb />
functioned as an exchange, not only<lb />
 right.<lb />
the students and faculty.<lb />
Society Section<lb />
The soeietv section is unusually<lb />
ing the House before faking her<lb />
place.<lb />
At intervals there was singing hv<lb />
between counties and districts, but<lb />
between states.<lb />
Informational literature was<lb />
placed where it would lw available<lb />
for reference. Those in the<lb />
graduating classes who are on the<lb />
lookout for jobs next year found<lb />
the information especially profit-<lb />
able, but all were interested in the<lb />
work of 1he State and F. S. Em-<lb />
ployment Services.<lb />
attractive, three pages being given!the choir, which was bidden in the<lb />
to each society. Along with the I summer house on the island that<lb />
nfficers and group picture, there ap-J was the scene of the pageant, and<lb />
pears a short history of each or-j responsive reading, in which the<lb />
ganizatiou. and th respective so-J audience joined.<lb />
cietv song- Taps sounded in the distance by<lb />
Tau Sigma Sigma has the distinc- J the bugler, Charles Futrelle, and<lb />
tion of being the first fraternity I the singing of the recessional "Fol-<lb />
ever to be pictured in the Teroan. low the Gleam" ended the pageant<lb />
Photography on the whole seems j and the regular YWCA year.<lb />
to ln better than ever before, and At the twilight hour on next<lb />
a local establishment. Sunday, as a part of eommenee-<lb />
ment the YWCA will hold vespers,<lb />
using a beautiful candle-lighting<lb />
is to be eon-<lb />
Baker's Studi<lb />
gratnlated<lb />
Tecoan Staff<lb />
Quoting the editorial staff: In<lb />
order that one person may not lie<lb />
forced to lake all the blame while<lb />
are: Mr. E. L. Henderson, : Miss Dora E. Head will be al<lb />
Dr. Carl Adams, ami Mr. M. L. home this summer in Victor, Xew<lb />
York. She also expects to study<lb />
I at the Eastman School of Music<lb />
m<lb />
Miss Naomi Xewell wishes the j Rochester,<lb />
student body to know that she will Miss Greene, Miss Holt.claw. and<lb />
spend the summer running around (Miss Xewell plan to study at the<lb />
in circles in Camden, Xew Jersey. University of Chicago. Miss Minis<lb />
Many Thanks jor Your Patronage<lb />
During the Past Year<lb />
Come to See Us Often in the Future!<lb />
CARTER'S PRINTERY<lb />
417 Cetanche Phone No. 625<lb />
We wish to take the privilege of thanking ail the<lb />
college students for their patronage during<lb />
the past year. We wish for you all a<lb />
pleasant summer, drop around<lb />
next year.<lb />
CHAS. H0RNE, DRUGGIST<lb />
service. At this Dr. B. W. Spil-<lb />
man will deliver the message.<lb />
The pageant presented last night<lb />
was used for a number of years as<lb />
anotner is to<lb />
we offer you a direct line of attack<lb />
for your brickbats and poses. Mag-<lb />
ided down with praise, i the commencement vesper service,<lb />
and was given in the wood on the<lb />
western slope of the campus. For<lb />
gie Grumpier submitted the diary the past three years, the candle-<lb />
lighting service has been used then,<lb />
and the pageant used for the last<lb />
regular YWCA service.<lb />
Each year .adaptations and<lb />
changes are made in the working<lb />
of the pageant, but the chief part<lb />
of it remains the same from year<lb />
to year.<lb />
. uri r �<lb />
Margaret Davis, the athletic sec-<lb />
tion, ami Kuth Cagle. the organiza-<lb />
tion and publications. Mary Gor-<lb />
ham had the task of all the rest<lb />
and of half of thai we were sup-<lb />
posed to do.<lb />
dimmie Culleiis. Beatrice Ham-<lb />
mond, and Marion Wood, under the<lb />
leadership of Rachel Stone, did a<lb />
splendid piece of work. This year<lb />
they increased their task by en-<lb />
deavoring to make a larger and<lb />
more attractive advertising seetion.<lb />
Marriage Announcement<lb />
Announcement has been made of<lb />
the marriage of Miss Ruth Bon-<lb />
newitz. a member of the faculty of<lb />
East Carolina Teachers College, to<lb />
Mr. Robert C. Hines, of Vanwert,<lb />
Indiana on Tuesday, May 19. Mr.<lb />
Hines is a graduate of Ohio State<lb />
University.<lb />
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY, MAY 27 - 28<lb />
GRACE MOORE<lb />
Franchot Tone<lb />
To TRAVEL<lb />
Penney's merchandise<lb />
doesn't make any needless<lb />
detours in traveling from<lb />
its maker to you. It trav-<lb />
els in a straight line; no<lb />
stop-overs, no middle-men<lb />
to claim extra profits.<lb />
That keeps prices down!<lb />
J.C.PENNEY COInc.<lb />
A DIAMOND RING FOR THE GRADUATE<lb />
Solitaire $5.00 to $500.00<lb />
Dinner Rings $7.50 to $300.00<lb />
INSPECT OUR STOCK AND SAVE MONEY<lb />
BEST JEWELRY COMPANY<lb />
"East Carolina's Leading Jewelers"<lb />
BATHING SUITS $1.95<lb />
$2.95<lb />
SLACKS SI .00 All Colors<lb />
SHORTS  $100<lb />
SANDALS � ALL COLORS<lb />
WHITE SLIPS<lb />
WASH DRESSES$100 $195<lb />
SPECIAL ON ALL CREPE DRESSES<lb />
$2.95 - $4.95<lb />
SMART SHOPPE<lb />
in<lb />
THE KING STEPS OUT"<lb />
3r<lb />
FRIDAY, MAY 29<lb />
SECOND EDITION � ALL NEW<lb />
MAJOR BOWES'<lb />
On the Stage<lb />
3:30 7:15 9:15<lb />
SATURDAY, MAY 30<lb />
CONSTANCE BENNETT<lb />
CARY GRANT<lb />
in<lb />
BIG BROWN EYES<lb />
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