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The Gold Bug, May i5, 1941 Vo;ces ••. who are to direct the world, God help IfExcurs;on" .•. :~~. ~~:l:\:!:r: r!~:rhdt; {~::re~ the world (or if you don't hold to that Club Elections theory, at least 80me extra help is Frances Bartley; Daisy Loechavio, (Continued from page 2, column 6) needed). (Continued from page 1, column 2) (Continued from page 1, eclumn 6) Betty Powe11; Red Magoon, George Please believe me, it is a rather :~~:~d Walter McJilton, sergeant-at- l~te feeling caused by his forced re- Wilson; Eileen Loschavio, Betty Lit- spirational phrases, because they are large world. The part of a partic- tle: Lee Pitman, Emajane Hahn; directed to the youth whom all the Elections for the Delta Pi Alpha I ttrement; Richard Pitman, Jack Neville; Pat world awaits. Ali yes, it is now time ular group of graduates will be neg- officers resulted in Don Brohawn as The remainder of the cest includes Sloan, Donald Bailey j Woods, Charles ligible. If out of one hundred and to remake the place with new brains fifty there are three who are intelli- president; Dick Brown as vice-preai- Linton, Frank Jaumot; Stevens, Kline Clarke; Ton: vin Paul as treasurer: Norman Stern Gilchrist, Carl Webb; Matson, James 1937 by John C. Wilson in New York, And then, a few weeks hence when more properly made. Whet). the time as chaplain; and Chuck Kobosko as Cotter; Jonathon Rich, Art O'Keeffe; where it scored a success. It -was people fail to notice the new diplomas comes. Candy Boy, Duane Saltagaver; Mr. chosen by Burn-s Mantle as one of the Graduates: in spite of what anyone and enlightened smiling faces, there says with flowery words, you are not sergeant-at-arms. was chosen as presi- Boomer, EUgene Adams; Mrs. Boom- ten best plays of 1936-37. Don Smythe will be gloom. Where is the world yet worth a thing in greatness. with the open arms, and where are Finis Voices ~~;t ':i~l ~!P~:e ~;ir:::: a~a:i'ce~~:!:i~ ~~~l~:~:~!lS:~:i.:er;M~:s. ~:::::~;: the breathless faces of those awaiting dent, Ray Via as recording secretary, Betty Blades; Mac Colman, James Barnes Appliance Service the solutions of their problems? Good God! where are the graduates 1 Memorial Books :':~a~.y~e~~~it~a:i: c::r::~:;ud;;:,~: ~~~~e~~~;r~~S~!~:,~i~a~::, ~~~~ Bendix Home Laundry One professor had the right idea (Continued from page 1, column 1) Cotter as sergeant-at-arms, and Ken Lee Butler; Aiken; -Robert Mathias; All kinds of Electrical when he commented that the world Houchelle as chaplain. Appliances Serviced and Repaired didn't "give a damn" about the grad- in the name of William Potts, ex '44, Speed Queen Washers and uates and that none would be noticed economics major, Infantry; Margaret & Earl's Ironers in the slightest for twenty years of The Church and Christian Educa- Three-day Service obscurity. Ah, beautiful words will tion, by Vieth, in memory of James 45 EAST MAIN STREET WESTMINSTER, MD. flow on graduation day. Draper, '41, religious education major. "G. I." Laundry Students' Center Phone 793 These books were selected by the But in spite of commencement Phone 214-W speeches and all of the cultured sheep, head of the department in which the 223 E_ Green St. it is interesting to note that the col- student majored while at WMC. Phone 970.J lege education is meaning increasing- Funds were given by the fraternity SANDWICHES ly less. More and more it is becoming through a committee consisting of We pick up and deliver SOFT DRINKS true that post graduate work holds Charles Fleming and Bob Grumbine. Prompt and Dependable JOHN EVERHART the same relative position to under- Service graduate work as a college diploma used to hold to a high school diploma. Wine's Sport Shop The College Barber There is no reason to be particularly GIFTS AND CARDS and Bobber proud of a college education, as it has 46 Penna. Ave. become too common for that. And if Full Line Of Sporting Goods Compliments FOR THE GRADUATE AT THE FORKS a n ge it, mue t be mere co e gr duates Wedding Invitations of and \., SMITH &REIFSNIDBR J. WM. HULL, Jeweler Announcements Incorporated Successor to Cassell's BONSACK'S Coffman's Card Shop WMBER-C0AL The Store of New Fashioned RADIO-ELECTRONIC WESTMINSTER. MD. Opp. Bus Terminal SERVICE } eweley and Old Fashioned SODAS LUNCHES Westminster, Md. has table model Radios of Honesty Famous makes, Compliments RECORD PLAYERS, ETC., for immediate delivery of Times Building Prompt and Efficient Radio East Main St. Heagy's Barber Shop Westminster, Md. Flowers for Every Occasion GRIFFIN'S Repairs Headquarters Radio Electronic Service Stewart N. Dutterer 14 W. Main St. Phone 703 Phone 300 fo' CARROLLEEN Pennsylvania Ave. CANDIES FOR RENT Compliments of FLORIST SUNDAES-LUNCHES Rutan Chevrolet Co. Individual Coiffures Phone 350 Opposite Carroll Theater COSTUMES and FORMALS Beaut}' in its Entirety Dorothy Elderdice Watch for Latest Models of Chevrolet 66 W. Main St. 75 W. Green St_ WESTMINSTER. MD. MONARCH CLEANERS Westminster, Md. Theo. F. Shaeffer Master Plumber CLEANING and PRESSING Phone 57 NOW 92 W. Main St. phone 484 For your convenience you can phone 359·J R. L. McDonald leave your Laundry Bundles Benny's Kitchen Typewriter and Adding . and Dry Cleaning in Old Westminster, Md. Westminster, Md. Machine Repairs Main \Vhere old friends meet RENTALS and like to eat Open Strictly home cooked food Compliments of CHARLES CARROLL Davis Typewriter Co. 32 West Main Street Mono'Tues. 9 to 3 59 W. Main St., Westminster T. W. Mather & Sons HOTEL Westminster, Maryland Wed._Fri. 9 to 12 Westminster 654-} Westminster's Department • Telephone 585 Westminster Laundry Store of DELICIOUS CHICKEN Agency Good Service and Values DINNERS L. C. Smith Typewriter Run Right to Gibson Guitars Save With Safety READ'S Selmer Band Instruments At The Rex.1I Drug Store Thursday, Mlily 15 Thur. and Fri., May 15 and 16 For Fine Cosmetics, Toiletries Old Spice, Friendship Garden., "SHE-WOLF OF LONDON" "STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN" and and all your Stu's Music Studios Cara Nome, Orloff and David Niven, Kim Hunter DRUG STORE NEEDS 32 W. Main St. 2nd Floor Beegaece Toiletries "CIGARETI'E GIRL" Westminster, Md. Listen to the Jimmy Durante- Fri. and Sat., May 16 and 17 Saturday, May 17 15 E. Main Street, phone 585 Garry Moore Rexall Drug "8001\1 TOWN" "RAIDERS OF THE SOUTH" Westminster, Md, Radio Show every Spencer Tracy, Hedy Lamarr Johnny Mack Brown Down Beat-Instruments Friday evening 9:30 P. M., WCAO and Sun. and Mon., May 18 and 19 Popular Sheet Music WFMD Sun: to 'puee., May 18 to 20 ''THAT WAY WITH WOMEN" Accessories SCHMITT'S "PURSUED" Martha Vickers, Sidney Greenstreet REXALL DRUG STORE Teresa Wright; Robert. Mitchum The Artcraftsman. Recordings Made Tues. and Wed., May 20 and 21 55 B. Main St. Phone 298 Wed. and Thur., May 21 and 22 "WEST OF DODGE CITY" Charles Starrett, Smiley Burnette "THE RETURN OF 80 East Main Street MONTE CRISTO" Thur. and Fri., May 22 and 23 It Pays To Look Well ''WIFE WANTED" Louis Hayward, Barbara Britton Opposite Post Office 1 and Visit The Fri. and Sat., May 23 and 24 "1\IR. HECKS" "FRillED" Saturday, May 24 TAILOR-MADE GIITS Avenue Barber Shop Glenn Ford, Janis Carter "RIO GRANDE RAIDERS" Where The Students Go Sunset Carson Specialiaee in gifts for Sun. to 'I'ues., l\fa;y 25 to 27 Sun. to Tues., May 25 to 27 college students 85 Pennsylvania Avenue "SUDDENLY IT'S SPRING" "HER SISTER'S SECRET" Fred MacMurray, Paulette Goddard Nancy Coleman, Philip Reed