Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1930 volume:

W catch. the freshenecl, fragrant breeze From drenched and dripping apple trees? --Millay. r..-- THE FEW JEAN 1930 VOLUME VI Tami Lclthum, Edittrr-in-Ghicf Carrie leml. yirrisw Everett Evans, Business cafanagcr PRINTING BY RUSSELLVILLE PRIVFNNG COMPANV RUSSELLVILLE ARKANSAS ENGRAVING EV PEERLESS ENGRAVIHG COMPANY LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSA- FlCLr'Chn'T . WK: - C4713. CZr 5' $3.11 hr If mfg, I - a L . PuHis'uzd Ly ti'lc Senior Class HARDHNG COLLEGE MORRILTON, ARK. Airs. J. O. Clarrell, Sponsor B RNII-tCHLIN. PHOTOGRAPHER, CONWAY. ARKANIAB mm com: um DEDICATION Rf c330 George; 701. IQefer Beloved professor of Harding College, a man who has won a place in our hearts because of his loyalty, service, self sacri- fice, and earnest endeavor to promote the intellectual and spiritzml development of the young men and women of America, we dedicate this- C9 he 1930 rPetit rlean... a '-su--+u-.x...:.:..'j.u$ks.h - 1 kg 14-33 . 7H4 EL +L4 100677 FOREWORD Nf We, de staf, am announcilf to yd dat dis sho' am some of de reco'ds 0b de pas, year. We hab trfd to make it a true account an' a compbanion t0 cafy yd back to de moments 011 yd work alf play dat hah made dis year worthy to be ,membered. All de abents could not be recowded. but we hope dat de ! tings which we am to 5th yd will win yo, aprubal-so de Petit Jean 0b 1930 am now 011. ORDER OF BOOKS COLLEGE CLASSES FINE ARTS FAVORITES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS ALMA MAYER In the foot hills of the Ozarks. , Near to Pam Jean.- Slands our glorious Alma Mann; Hardlng Ia her name. CHORUS Sing the chorus! Shout it loudly! Echoing through the vale: Hail to thee, beloved Harding! Alma Mater. hail! Christian standard is her motto; Christian life is stressed: And in entry branch of learning Each one does his best. Harding opens wide her portals, Thus inviting all Who wonth tread the path to knowledge: Heed then her call. . Wiwr'rl Un' ,wu-rmi mm' M'mrfilul lhiuyx n; Jul! um! sH'mus .vlml! Inxi, ifjur! Sandburg. Shun shum us hum divine u Ihr'ny - u uuuurm mug; lu- mmer qcnny 03-61 96a M'urrlsumrlh. Va! um 1': man think hum: If an ru'! hf fr'ml. SCTOggin Wall His mmrl u Hmuth Iu's Hf! a breath Hf find. m -'h':m'ry. H'hilv suliluu'c um! fu'l'fm'f .x'Hr'm'r rriym-rf. - JHrunu-uu M 3 . 9i, 3? 4: ' llm' tm'rn'rr 1hr umilr'mm :IHNHI HH'nmm erml :1 mrfmr' ANN um! Hur' Ix Null Huth . a i' GQSH 3 ; d'l'hv yrnm-x :M'n' l'n'ml's firs! frmph'. Hryrml. .lm! inw-I-rmm-rl J'nrlxx hung; Hlm'u'fnq u'rr HM vfrrpx, I'upc'. Nun! .w'unrfr-r Hmiis lhv prumf uH'h r'unfinrs. I'rqn', u I'is :Iishtm-c' lends eurhrmhm-nl In Hm uimv. Cirmurbrll. CO. .989 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS D. A. TUCKER, PulssmENr........V.... A 7, Casa, Arkansas W. T. SWEAT, VlCE-PRESIDENT.........m. . m 7,7,Weldon, Arkansas W. E. MCREYNDLDS, SEcnnTlmv-Tnmsunnn .. .. Mm-rilfun, Arkansas BOARD MEMBERS J. H. HAWKINSV,7....-.-. .......,,,..,,,,rm.,.......-.. ...V .. Rector, Arkansas D. A. TUCKLH .-,Y. .7......-...A..hCa.s-a, Arkansas B. F. RHODES 7mm M, v. Murrilton, Arkansas B. F. LOWERY ............ L ................. .. Davenport, Nebraska L. C. Smashuw. ,, J. R. Bosm,...i...---.n... , HUGH HGGG . ,,.m....--Morrilton, Arkansas . Perry, Arkansas -. - .-- .. ,.,,,me... Mm,..... Camden, Arkansas L. L. BELL W; ............. W,.m--.m .....,,...England, Arkansas J. D. ALLEN WW .................. ....,...........Morr1'lton, Arkansas W. E. MCREYNOLDS....... , . 7........... ..Morr1'Ilon, Arkansas W. T. SWEATWW.. --. --.. ...7.-....Weldnn, Arkansas HARVEY W. RIGGS. ;.,V A7...,7M0rrillon, Arkansas W. W. PACEWWW, -.- ...-....WWW... .-..A7,, .. Marrillon, Arkansas f N. cAnnstmng er'us idem 4:, A..-: M75. 31 N. Qrmstmng rDean of Talonlem 653.0 the Students of Wading Gollego T1; you amt tho studont butlios 01' former yours Harding Cullugv uwvs more for its almost unparallctl success than to any other group of helpers in all the world. W't- doubt if any other institution has ever hall more sincerely loyal student bodies than Harding College has had in its six yeam ul' existence. in every emergency, after first making our nm-tl known to God. we have gum: to you and we have never becn turned away. Our gratitude is withuut nwasure. Harding College has made a most interesting history. Financially it has always becn ml the rocks, never being abh- ut the bcginning of any year to see its way to the end; but its management has 'ach limo trusted in God and each time the victory has been all but startling. Through those six years our entire cuuntry has been struggling in what might alnmst be called a money panic. Institutions of imrning have boon pressed as never before by tho inoxurablc- requiroIm-nts ul' ucrvtliting agcncics. which require- ments are :ihnost vntirvly basvd on money. However, Hunting: Cullcgc is closing l'IL'l' sixth war with tht- highest and firlm-st rating as am educational institution that it has PVt't' enjuycd. Yes, I knnw it is luck to those who Junk on. but in us who knuw and believe in Jehovah the explanation is SllilPlD. Th0 faith that has climbed the Alps beyond which Italy has lain has had its sent in ynur faculty. Do you I'unu-mber Robert E. Lee and his starving army ran army that lived for numjhs 0n 'tpurchul corn, or General Marion who invited the English m-m-ml to dim: with him with nnthing to offer but a potato served upon a piece of bark? For a greater cause than oithcr LPNs or Marion's ynur faculty has lived on u crustn that Harding College might livv and attain untn its high rating. They hiIVL' imh-cd been tools for Christ's sake. Thvrot'm'u we are closing this siXth yL-zlr with the strungrst teaching force. illltl with the must pult'lliltll student hotly the institution tuis ever halt. The general financial condition of Harding Cnllvgo it; tho bust in its history. Its rating, as stated above, among cdu 'utionul instilutinns is tho firnwst and highest it has over hzul. This uu-uns' that yuur credits, yuur tliplunms, and yuur dcgrcvs au- tho safest over secured in those halls; but it mums more than this: It means vvcry credit carnal and every degree conferred in the six wars have been strengthened amt increased in value, So, in this final work we bring to you two special concerns that lie on our hearts and on the hearts of your faculty. First 01' all there is :In imlvbtvtlncss that hangs about the neck 01' qu'dim,r Col- lege like a mill-stonc. This slune must he cut loose that this gr at service may g0 on, free and unhamnurcd. The other care is the luck of an adequate support for yuur faculty. These teachers must have more than a crust on which to live. In the lust analysis this means cure for cnduwmcut, for there is no other safe support for such an institution as Harding College. But till then we must take care of this problem by direct donations for this purpose. These two-thu indvbtcdncsa and adequate faculty support are our problems. Wu must wake up to the seriousness of both. The very life of the institution is involved. So we appeal to you to help us win :1 triumphant victory over thew our deadly enemies. In God we trust! BROTHER AND SISTER ARMSTRONG. un' :3:. .--.$ .3 N5; .- 4 1......... gammy L311 cu! W 1m, Im. a a mu Cuum i'ranH' my um! Irmw Hu' mm-M tn 1'13 lurhh11 tm.s'. ' - flame Where Hu- ummlhtmix hr-m! h; .wr- the bending hr'um-nx Minna Classes , 71.4;nyf'r'llmn Seniors LOYD SMITH Cnlmlcu, OKLAHOMA B. A. Mi. History, Mn. Educalinn Prt-sidvnt Svniur Class; Skippt-r, Sub T 16; Pium-vr; Assislnnl Business Mmmgvr Peiit Jmm. Uh! alu- was good as Bhl' was fair. Nnnv uunv on earth above her AH nun- in thought HM :lllgvla are 'l'n knnw her was to Envv her. Humuel licgurs ETHEL BRABBZSON 'l'mm'mmAN. ARKANSAS H. S. M'j. Mulhemulics, Mn. Physical Sciences W. H. 11. Srcrctury '27. EM; 'l'ruilnmkcr Svcrctary '29, '30; Class Secretary 29. ,30: Mulll-Sciunu- Club '30; German Club '21; Golf Club '28. an HR ulhvr W'flnlt'll lll'e IH Hhv thul to my soul ls drnr: Her utnrinus fum-ivx curiae rrnm far, HHh-nlh 1hr- :silver l-vvning amr. And yet hl'l' heart is over m-ur. LoWe-l1. 9? u s ,5 :1 5': 013' :. . qt 4 J. C. SHEWMAKBR Mummxmx. AllliAXHAS B. A. Mj. Murllcmunm. .Un. Ifdumtiun Cullogv Quurlrt, s29. '30; Ulm- Club. 29; Pitlllt'l'l' Club. 29, '30; Muth-Scivncc Club 311; Sub. T. lli Club. Win. Hmi' beautiful is ,vuulh! lluw hl'ighl il nIl-unlx VViLh ilH ilIusiuns. aspiratlnns, dru-mns! Bunk nt' Bs-ginnink's, Hlul'y wflhnut End. Enuh maid u her-ninm :md mulh man u Frh-nd ! -luuu.-:l'vllnw. HAROLD PLATT kosn:r..-uu:. ILLINOIS H. A. .IU. .Uuthr'mm'icx. Mn. Education JIuth-Scium-c Pl'vsitlvnl. III Iil-P'H small things he- l't-Snlllh- :lml m'I-m Tr. km-ll thy muHI-lr lmim-d: an'IWL-H Ihl-u whvn nm- Thy mvusurn- minis ur n hr-n slh-'ll 54:3 Lu Ilh-l', I find lhw- wnrlhy: dn this m-rd fur mv-T -I.nWI-Il. EVERETT EVANS MANSFIELD. Ammxus If. A. Mi. History, Mn. Biological Sciences Cnmpm Players; Sub T 16 Club; Pioneer Club; Business Manager Petii Jean. BU. Tm- man who mnum-mtes his hours By vigorous efforts and an hom-st aim, At unn- l'IL' draws lhv sting of life and deuth; He walks with nature and her muhs are prune, -Ynung. PEARL LATHAM l SMITHVILLE, OKLAHOMA H. A. Mi. English. Mn. Education W. H. C. Secretary, '26; Trailnmker President, 29; Glee Club. '27, '28. 29; Skeeter Staff. 126. '27; Bison Staff. '28. Class Secretary, '28: Erliiur-in-chiof Petit Jean, WI. 'Muulc wus a thing of the emul n. rnswlipped shell that murmured uf the ele-rnal sm-a strange bird singing the stings 0f nnnther shore. and so wax she. HUlland. J . R. WALDRUM DALLAS, TEXAS B. :1. .h'j. History. Mn. liduration Pimu-c- Club. Bil; Supervism- uf Workers. 'i-'I iex:d.-'lIip. pm-ulinr Imun nl' hmu'vn. 'Phw nublc-sr. mind'H m-Imm and pride, Tu mvn :uul angels unly u'lH-IL 'f'u Hll aw Inwa-r wurld dl-nlrIL Hamuvl .Iuhnsnn. MILDRED MATTOX WALNJ. Ammxsax H. A. Mi. Spanish, Mn. English Twin Q Club; Hunkkl-cpt-r fur Harding College. Fur she was jm-V the quiet kind ' wiry, l-lunu- lic. Club; H'hnm- Like -u 1. a uummvr mind Hmmhld in .Ivnnnul'y.' lmwvli i W959i ., w . a 41W;- w $01, 1- v': 1. fA PAULINE GREENING CumI-tx, Auuxms 1?. S. Mi. x'lrlulhenmlic's. Mn. Physical Sciences W. H. C. Club, 127, 28, '29, 'Iill; 'l'ruilnmkvm; llnth-SCiL-nm- Hub. '30; French Club. 32?. ?8; Golf Club, 28. Puir Immlw lhv mhrn nml sun. Hu- ' mayr luluws. W'hiln- pr'muliy rising u'n-r lllv ' ' IIr'v rl-ulm In gullunt. lrhn Un- uiltlt-d I guvH. Ynull: 1le tin: pruw. nml l'lI-uxurl- :It Thl- llvlm. -I :rzu. J. D. FENN NEW MAIlIil-i'f. Amnnn If. A. Mi. English. Mu. Histm'y U. K. liluhbv. '29: Ill'mnniir llluh. W34 lin- in lh-mls uni yrnl's: iu Hmughls um lm-nlhs: In IV-Iimw nut III flum'cs Ill'l u :linl. Vrn- :.1uuld mullrlt linw luy llvnl'l Ihrnhs. Hv 11103-1 Iliu-s VVI'III thinks must. I'L'rls llu- nllltIrST, urls tln- erl. ' -!iuI1x-,V. CHARLES R. TALKINGTON DOVE . ARKANSAS B. A. Mi. History. Mn. English 'l'vat'hvl' in Pubiic School Systems of Arkansas. Ukiuhumzl and Now Muxit-n. Only a sweat and virtunus smul. Like seasoned limbvr m-er- gh'rs: Hut thuug'h thv Whnll- warm turns 1:. mnl. 'I'llvn chiefly lives. -vl turban. CARRIE OLSON LEXINGTON. OKLAHOMA B. A. Mi. English, Mn. Erlnrulinu Ju Ho Ju Prosidt-nl. '30; Trailmukcr. ,ii'gl' Em; l'uiil Juan Arlist. 29, 30; H 'anunic A u . H'Pn gild rt-finvd gum. 1t! pulut lllv lily. 'i'u lhrnw a Imrfumc- rm thn- viuh-L Tn smnulh lhr- iwu nr add nuntln-a' hun- Unlu 1hr ruinlmun -Sh:lkuspunru JAMES S. HENRY Hutwrux. TEXAS Sperm! Graduate Student in Bible: Pro ium: Cullem! Hv'nrlc. Georgia School of TlTlUNJuyy: B. S. in Mechunir'ul lingtmwrilm. 1923, Glee Club, '29. Till; Loaders Training Class. ,3 : Mmh-Soivm-L- tlluh, '30, Surrvhlry. HI vuluv- svirmm-nnnl- run win it Hllll'l', It giu-s ten Thuusnnd mmiwm In :idnl'v: h- It I'Hligiuth :lS il nuum ln lat, 'I'hv hl'nl'r It huml-lvs, and it l-nu's 111: linwu 'nlt-h. Seniors Juniors IRA DYKES Cordell, Uklahmna President Juninr Class Editor. Bison. first term. '30 Sub T 16 Dmmatlc Club Math-Scivnce Club Sludvnt Conch, '30 Best All Around Boy. '30 VERNA ANDERSON Grahm. California .c L Sm-retary-Truusurer. Junior C. ' President. W. H. 0.. 'm; Trallmakor BUILTUN HPRINIJHH Mlnmi. llklulmmn lertt-Um I'lditnr Riscm NY I. VIA MURELA .V II 'I'ujwlul. Kunsus W. ll. 9.. 'J'rullnmkn-r, BIuth-Srirnz-e cunt: 'rM'Lnu Perl'yrluh A rknnsun LEWIS FOSTER Wllehltn Futls. 'Ft-xus Cumulus l'luyr-rs. msnn Staff A I. E ll'l' HM l'I'H T run lull. 'l'c-xns LUU ELLEN FOSTER R'llrllllil Pulls. 'lH-xus .11: U0 Ju, Campus L'Euym-s, Hume Ec, Fluh I.ILI.I1 X .1 Rllll HY Hmfiunl. Humans .11: Ho .Iu; lH'mnnlir Vlulp J. A ll Vl-lY IDYIi EH t'urllell. Uklnlmnm llrmnnlh- Hub MAINE lHENI-Z ADKINS Unmdnmn, Missouri 'l'win Q: 'l'rnilmnkm- NORMAN JONES t'uul lllll, Arkansas filer t'hlh'. i'ullvgi' Launnet E'NIEL M'HRA DER lh-rnla. Mlsnnurl ,Iu lin .Ju: 'l'ruilnmkn-r: Mallhw'irm'r; llulru- Evunnnlivs Vlulr G1 I'LF. LEI! Gl't'l'lH'IHI'. 'l'vxns lmzuh-rs Truining t'lnss; Imunutil- Club t'J'I'IIEIHNF. HELL Murrlltuu. Arkmwus T'I'nlnutit- Vluh SIRS. L. t'. 51-21 IIH Murrmon. Jrkunsus Drunmtiv Clut- FRAW FOR U ALLEN llllsnrlllvllle. Alaha mu Pkme-ur. Iinnk Store Manager MA RE B A A JUH NHUX Murrlltun. Arkansas .lu Go .lu. Urrheslru FIMNK .H'h'I-ins Lllu-rul. Kansas Drhat lug. i'H mpus Playrr' Lulh' Jrr'anmm Mlulnw, Oklllhuma W. H. Li. Muth-Hvienw I.ES FER- .quNan Stau- Pilr. Arkansas IJUT Mru lTl DDY arm's! lllo. Ltmislnuu W. H. 0., 'Pruilnmkrr GARY NHKEl-I Llntun, lnllluna Football. Ihn-uehall WENDELL PHILLIPS Cold Water. Nllrhlguu MRS. J. ll. W'A LDIHYJI Ilnllan. Texas MARY LEE IIIGGH Ln! Angolan, f'ullfurnlu W. H. R, Truilmukur LILIJAN CLETHLA ND Murrlllun. Arkansas .11: Go Ju'. Dramztllc Club BERTIIA BENHON Ju lin Ju. Advvrlialng Manager Blsu'm. Trailrnn'ker Mllh'. FUIUJEH Morrilmn. .trlmnsms Alumni St-vrvtury IIIEN E DE VELH TMEH Denver. Cnluradu Business Manager Bison. Jo Go In. 'l'ruilmakur. Hume Eu, BL-sl All Round Girl MRS. KEIFFHR Sophomores GEORGE EMPTAGE Mealord. Onlurio, Canda Preuldunl Sophomore Class Suh '1' 16 Debating HnrdIng-Canadlan Club Bunk. Store Manager ADRIAN HENDERSON Batesville, Arkansas Si-cn-tary-'1'rvn.surttr Souhnmure Class Student Teacher Favorite Student, '30 HA Y H'l'A PLETUN Wolf Pity, TI-xns Pirmver. Busimgss Fm-u lly NEVA GARNER l'IIIlI-u. Ilm'li. A rlulnhmi Ju Gt: Ju. Trailmukur Hnnur Sludrm HIIINEY IIFBY Cold WntI-r. Illssissmpl l'Jvlmtlm-i. Mnlh-SL-ieuup ULEE HUME MoGREGOR Mnrluw. Oklahoma W. H. L1. Tmilmukur HAY MPH IYT'I' tiny. Arkmuus Bl'Tll ANNE ADKINS Gumllmm. Mlmmrl Trullmakar. Twin Q CLYDE BAILEY Mllnn. Kansas PimiH-r. Buskr! Bull M A HIE 1.0 F'I'IS Hwahonmi. Arkansas Twin u. 'l'rnilmnker ALBERT VHN ALLRII-IX Lhulsvlllp. Kl-Ilhlrkj' Sui: T Iii .IUYFI-J CUI'ELASII Luulsfille. Kt-ntm-ky W. H. l'., 'l'ruilmuke-r ORV! LLB N HW'MA N l'nmtuy. A rkun 5:15 IIUIA VTATT Ilnyl-e Chy. 'l'I-xns Twin L2; Truilnmkrr CHARLES LATIMEH Pnuls Valley. nkluhnnm Sub T 16 FRANK ELLIS Mendmrd. Unlurlu. Funluln IlardingJ'anmliun t'luh CIIIHS'I'IN l-l TEMPLE Brunswick. Tmnumhoo W'. H. P. YAILVA DAVIS Limo. Lnulslmm Sub '1' 16 JIFTII 3H l'LE Busll. Kansas JLI lIu .lu. Trullnmker CLARENCE MERSCII Will'llltu. Kunsnn L'mmnus Players MRS. l'LAlU'ISl'L' JIEKHEH Wltvhllu, Kansas Campus l'luyers NA'HIA S FLEE K Hulls. Tennessee Sub T 16 MILDRED WILLIAMS Tum lit-ml. Texas W. H. L2. Truilnmkrr MILA MATTHEWS Morrllhm. A rlm mans Ju Go Ju NORMAN ARSOLD Brinkley. Arkansas F'nulba'll. Basphall ALTII X HOLLIS Llllle. Lunlslnnn Suh T Hi. hruders Training Class FLIEILMAN LA NIEN. Uuklnull. Cullinrnla Debating. Glee Huh l-ZM M A I.lS E WAKEFIELD Slurrlltnu. Arkansas HUT WWIITFIELD momma. Unmrlo. Canada Huh T 16; HurdingJianadian Club ROB HR'I' CLOSE Nusllvllle. 'l't-nllussvp 41,1; freshmen IH-Illl Jl, l-', llll'hNUN Nlnrrlilun. Arlinnmx HIHHIKN HINHVX Murrlllml. Arlunlsmi EVELYN .IUIIXSUN Fun fullhles, l'ulurullu L. H. C'IIXMISERS Lunlmlllr, lit-nlm'ky LEI. Hl'll RI DEM lh-rulr. Nllasourl lH'lll-tlt'l' lll's'rl-lll Murrilhan. Arhuusns Illa' I'L H HISERS IHI'I'SHHJI'. Al'kunmm 'EIAImIAI m-zwmw llq-Allan-r. Ukluhunm IlUllllll'! .10 AT .m. Yurnun. Tums MU INNS F. Ell qunlllmll. 'h-xm. I-' R l : HA 0L5 N lu-xinutou. Imlulmnm I l'Al'IA llth'AN Luulm illr. Kc-Illm-ky PAMELIA COLLINS Belle Plnln, Kansas NrAh'Hl-Ilnl. JONES Quunnh. 'I'Pxnx lquBil-Z LEE GUULSIIY Livingslnn. Tvnm-sut-v BUY Ell lIBES Mnrrflion. Arkansas HAZEL HUDGEN Hrutun. t'allilurnln DU NA L II M VImm-Iu mmmw y 0.. Unnudd .7 kl it i' i n- , . 7i 9 Eng 'NUL' ruwmn' ix . Dm'wlpornh vlnruslm 1- . .r wt, , BILL MA'I'UX Oklahoma City, Ulslahnmu Class President JLlJil' KEAL xulllrnn, Iudinnn LEOTA O'NEAL Cordell. Uklnlwmn ALBERT MURPHY litirkelu'. Jllvlliguu CEHNA II'AIIISH Mllrrlllun. Arknnmx U PA l. 31 A'I'Tll PHYS Murrilton. Arkansas VEL MA R1 61 U H Murrlnnn. Arkansas MRS, W. HF. PACE Murrlltun. Arkansas MIIH. GOLJJA ELY Perry. Arkansas JU'ANITA BOYD Murrlltun. Arkansas LU'I'TIF. BILIJNGSBY Ash Hut, Arkansas YILLA NIAH DIIHWERY Cordell. Oklahoma MARIE MAXWELL Kirkland. Texas lllITH HART Wewului, Oklahoma JIUKNITA RlNJlJl-Is Murrlllun. Arkansas LELA HII NTER Murrlllml. Arkansas llAllLAN MOSS Uklnhonm thy. Oklnllumu HAROLD HULLUWAY Center nldgv. Arkunmm v JOHN VALENTINE llurrlllml. Arkuusas EMMHTT Muslin: Y 50le Jlorrlltun. Arkansas A RLIE DICKSUX VCunu-r ltlulgr. Arkansas Ime-u. HEM: - mufwne. Tatum '1 RALPH WELCH Mqrrlltuu. Arknuxus LOT SMITH Llllie. lmnlnlann WILL n. FHALEY Chelsea. Oklahoma HEN WATKI SS Atwood. Oklahumu FELIX 'I'ARRE'I'T Oklnlmmu I'lty. Uklahmlm VBBLIN STA NLEY Hanlltun. Arlm usns llPlI-l STANFIHLD NI'W Biulnr. Arkansas BILLIE BENT .VIA'I'TUX Greenvllle, Trxmi Nass Svcretary MIIH. W'. E. McHEYNOLDS Morrliton. Arknmua JERRY JONES Atkins. Arkansas l'HA HLJ-lh' VHHILS Llnlnn. Indiana DORDTHEA SM '1'! Texarknun. Arkansas PAULINE GARDNER Thyuura. Minimllml VI luu'l NIA HART Wewokn. Oklahoma BURDEN HHADLEY Morrlltun. Arkansus E VA JOHNSTON uratun. t'nmornll LE A MON WA LLACE Ada. Uklahomn I , ! MAMA t '12 WFHLIU t , u ? . l , T IIA Y ID F0 W LE H Slurrlltun. A rknusus G EMA LIIIN E Dl-LI K 1-: Morrllln I1. .-'l rlm mm 5 JOHN II. MAPLE. .lr. Bus . KIIIIHRH JJAXIl-i CUA'I'H l'nul Ilill. Arkunsns FRAN H IAIN LlHVlill Y Inn l'llplll'l. NI-Ilrawksl ILA MATTHEWS Immur. Arkansas J. T. LEWIS Cuvlngrtm. Komudy GHHA LDIN E IHHHH'IS Morrmun. Arkansas SAM A. B ELL Mnrrillun. A rim Imus RACHEL PRICE Black unter. JI Issnurl LEO N N. A I41. Cordell. nklnhmnu 1.1.0 I'D JH 'I'T H E W H Mnrrtltun. Arknnsnn . ,-. nF-wm 5 .q ' 1 ..- .-'--;:.3. 1 . - , A ., - '; H UBERT Men ETNOLDS Murrllluu. Arkansas JUANITA BURKE Wlfchltu. Kansas B. FRANK RHODES. 1r. Mnrrllmn. Arkansas XOVELLA VES'l'Hll00KE Texarkalm. Arkunnaa LUIS BELL Murrllmu. A rkunmn BIND N sn-t-ir. Mlsmmrl l.. 1'. DUDLEY Alpinm Arkansas DIH'DHN' H! Nl'ldlll Ilurse Creek. Smell t'nlmdu JOHN WHITFIELD Glennie. nnlurln. t'umldu l'll ki'i'l' E It. A l. FUR D Ilorsr t'rn-vk, Husk tfummn JAMES f'. TANKHIIHLEY Murrilluu, Arkuurm! ROMA MATT st 1.1: mm. Arkansas IA UT llAlil-i .VIrHl-IVNULIIS Jlnrrlllml, Arhnlnun ALBERT A W Kl NH lh-ctur. Al'kllllBllN .tDlJIl-t II. 'I'ASKEIISIJZY Ilun'lllnn. Arknnms Jill I-IS IHIlH-IRT l'IllSl' l'hlltln-ras, 'l'rsma NEVA VAN BUSKIRK . Culurndo Hmlngs, Cnlurudo -r-J ' l'I.A In B I-ILLF. G RA Y Jlurrlltml. Arlumnmt HRH. ALVIN THAGI'E Jlr-rrlllnn. A rluumu u u'lLLIAM IIABIIISOS SMITH 'l'I-xn rkuua. Tqus ho Iu-i N A TA I'LI-l 1' fxgglgggqr 1i nnsu 5 N k . . . .. , . nmrr memos ' -' ' nbnimdn. Arknllsus DAN B. mirrr u u rubbs. A rluumun MASH. Ht'lIDLESTUN UILlaIlIumu 0113'. Oklahoma l-ZLBEHT KYLE Mnrrlltun. Arkansas FlH' IIE YNULDS Murrlltun, Arkansas ArBlIl-ZY SIIEWJIAKEIL Murrllum, Arkansas MA MATTHEWS BO S Hum HHUDE academy Wonor Students LER F 0 W ETHEL The finest sccds nf lifr' plunlvd in ferlr'l'e herrrfc. chping Hep in HM march of NIH. Children. rm. fur- NUUHI. '1'th Irrilly tin :- hum with Human When Hwy cnmr, H' h :1 HM mm-M's Full n! Ihmn. uml SM is hmmen. Jmm lnyrfnu' Deep mrrminq ufi- c'n Hum in child- 1'.in pings H'Iwu Hmu m-.' H mm: Hm Immed- lexa- H'm-Irl may M hm .mmH fnr' thew. St'hiHr'r. quligious Educatiom 'l'hv wry I'vuson fur Hu- exisk'ncv nf Harding tinllvgt- prompts lhz- facully :Iml Slu- students M the Scllnol lu prunmlc uwry plan which will further iulurvxt in mu- Maslvrk work. '1' lllis mul six Bible classes wot em'h Ilny. Evvl'y slucll'nl is rvquirml In enroll fur nm- of Hwy vnursus :Iml regular credit is given for 1h:- work. In addition $0 the morning nml vvvning sm'vicvs on Sunday :1an 1h:- prayer- nll'viing nu WL-tIm-sdny ru-nin'r, illvru is a mummy Nighl Mwling. The Young nu-n urv hvru givvn an Opportunity to discuss vilul topics. Each spring a lln'm- wn-vksU mucking is Iu-M. This yvm' it was vnntlut'll-ti by Hl'nlhcr W. 5. Lung; 0f Ellimgu. Annual 'l'lmnksgiving lwngrum vxtt-mls through I'nur days. llm-ing lhis mvcl- ing Imlny of tho grt-atvsl pnwvrs in tho t'llllH'h Visit us. lh'utht'r H. II. lh't-wl'l' ul' Mrnmhis. 'lk-nm'ssvc. WM llu- vllirf 5'prka can Illn- program: this year. W. W. 1mm: H. B. SL'LIJYAN gicld Workers Kw Religious Education guculry II. Futilncs .f. X AlnIS'l'Imxu IS. F. HIItHH-ZH Ii. W. Kn-zirirn-zu HMWEY W. Hluus S. A. BELL .I. D. FliNN The Leaders cEizrcti'ru'ng Glass Tho louders training class is an organization cunsisling sululy of young nwn. It has :15 its purpose lbu dcwlupnwnl nf i1s nwmlml's in church work. It has sun : Very practical prugranw. Young preachers I'I'mn this group. and outside, also receive praclical training by prvaching al poinis on: from Mar- rilton. JAMES SHEWMAREI! FRANH ELLIS JAMES HENRY Nmnux .lanas GATLl-t Oman Snmmax LANIEH HOV Wnrnrmm BEN WATKINS Dnvnax SINnLAm ALIu-zn'r MURPHY .lmlx WHITFIELD BILL MA'FI'UX I ALBERT HAWKINS Unusual: ELme IIHAuLl-Ls Woan iBusiness CJaculty .1. D. FENN Hunkkt't'piny, meiuy HAY STAPLE'I'UN MAUIHNI'I IKIIHDICS Shm'lhuml. 5'erny Busimws fillyfisll IliliNH IHCVELHMYHR ISUYH FUHHIiS Cmmnw'riu! Lam Cmmm'rvfu! A r'ilhmrh'c The Leaders CGmining Glass The lcudcz's' lraining class is :m organizuliun cnnsisting suloly 01' young men. II has us its purpose the tlvvvlopnwnt of its mvmhvrs in church wurk. It has some very pracli 'le pl'ngramq. Yuung prvutlu'rx from this group. and nutsitlo, also receive practical training by preaching al puims nui frmn Mor- rilton. JAMES SHEWMAKER FRANK 151.th JAMES Hl-INHY Nmmm JUXES GAYLF. 0mm Smammx Lnxu-zn ROY WHITFIELD BEN WATKINS DnYnI-zx SINCLAIR ALHHIT Ml'uvl-n' ' JOHN Wnrrnmn BILL MA'I'-'rnx ALIHCIIT HAWKINS CHES'I'EM ELann CIIAIILHS Wonw HAY STAPLE'J'UN .S'Imr'lhrmrl. Speh'ing IRENE HEVHLIIMYEH Cunum'rt'irrl LlHll .I. h. FENN Huukket'ping. meiny iBusiness CJCLCulty MAITHINE RHODES lfusl'noss English Bl H'U FORBES L'mnmrrr-iul .Alrimmvtic Gommercial Glass ,1. ll. Fl-INN Ht'uri of Hypnrhm'nl M.wa Imam: Amuxs .XL'mu-zY Plum. MOIHHH Hlilil! Mmmls Ctrxxmnuxl FluthIx l.lm'I-:In' lhmm-zx manna? lil.llls anulm STANSHLL James DUN Mmzllrmzlllli HL'TH ANNI-z Anlclxs HAM Hum. ann MATTHEWS HM 111-11 PHICIi HIiIMLIHNl-Z linmncs Pl-LAHL Arlmm' DAVID Fmvman ' HllmlSUN SMITH .lnnx HIICDMILLI-Lll llL'm-zm' HUN'! r-zn .l Ltwl'n lim'h llt'm-zn'r Mnlim'xuum .IL'Lu IinI-zl-Lx ' lLI-jnMJnNJc hmm: .lnnx Mama 1 ALMHH' lhmxre Flmmzls ELONH ' Arnum' Wiuiv .l. T. LEWIS Gammarcial rDepa'rtmenPw I The Cummurciul lhlparlnu'nl. under the excellent direction of Messrs. Ft-nn A and Stuplvton. has boon onv of the most active and effortin in llu- school. Tho rattle uf typewriters. adding machines, and :uldrvssugraphs. tho rhylhmicul scratch- ' ing of pens. 1h:- h -uds bcnl intently over lodgers and account bunks. give an im- . pression. of business efficiency thzll is not deceiving. ! This year the enrolhm-nt 0f advancvd slullvnls who Hood work beyond the beginning courses has It'd to thv introduction for the coming year of a Department ! of Business Adminislraiion nf full cullcginlo rank lending to this degree of Associate : in Business Adminislruiiun. and qualifying Hm graduates for teaching in commer- . . ciul colleges and high schouls. and for zullninislrulivc posilions in the business ' world, .. The annual guns in press this year before ihe weed conivsls are held, but u numlwr vxpt'm In win the mmluls l'ur speed which :Irl' offered by tho ITndcrwaod Typewriter Company. Pmm. Alums? .lmlN Imamnmmn COMMERCIAL HONOR STUDENTS 01 'i They Srmw Hm! uwll. H'lm .wrve lu'x t'I'vulurcs. , JIM. .Unrlnn . L'V JJJIKIEII F f WW I 1f? i 1 . ' ii VQ'B4 i 3 We equipped Inbrmrtm-ies far Irmm's of science mu! nnlure. ng . .5- .-..J ' fine Arts 63mg 04m gaculty lEXI-iNl; l5liNlil-'Ilil.ll FANNY DiLHIlIC Munnv Voice Pimm Mme. .I. N. Aimsrnoxt: Iit'prt'ssivu Nummx Jonas Mus. H. H. SULLIVAN Quurfc'llcs H.Pprcxxinn Pmum LA'I'HAM HAHHLII LEWSAW Piano Orchestra Mus. F. D. MUNUTT Al'l' rDmmatics 'l'hx- Tn'i'lnuuir :'1uln nt' ,:lI has hm-n Ul'll' n1 tlh mum lively nrmmizutium On 111:4 vil'f'lllHlNA 'l'hu L'Illh 1'UlJH'i ts nl' Thu l'Hmpus Plnyvl'ri pl'IuI-T, :Ind 11 llmlllwr -1 HHIIV'HH! vlznss :lulnmml ally hmmnvs u Imrl m' th rluh liuz-h 3n ;- this nrmluizatinn 51 snrs u '1'nllvur- Lyrvmn t'hursnu A hrin-f Tvx'iI-w Hf lhl- svnsnn shnws tlml HUIIH' u: 11 pl - hmv I'l'l'n 1Il HI'liU'd. Hm-nnd Uhillihnud Up- fll'H 1v nl' le' H in Mul'rillnn Hull um iII i'mu ' l1, H', Kiwl'Iu', Frank AHIwH. Iwu EHI'I; Fustvr. nml 1A Wis Fuslt-r l'PII'rlPll 1hr hwzvy rnlvs. 'l'lu- Cxt-llnz'mu was :1 VwJ'y inh-I'r-Hting um-uvl Intuuly wilh Ihlylr Ulul'. Alum Hollis. L, P. Spurs, and 14, IX Ihmluy pluyhuz. Tm- Rerlm' wus :umlhur nnu-Lu-l May with ll'u ilykvs illlfi .Vu'u Van Huskirk taking 111-: lendingr parts, In Pour Hid Jim. Adlliu 1!. Tunkl-rslvy. Imun SIIHIIL :md .Iuhn 'Whill'il I 1:1: ' cl sph-ndidiy. 'le HUN was Erm-h-d with sun-h rnHlllHiuIll than! l'mll' Hrnllllvliuus u: -- Lvi :u Mm-ril- tun. Litlln- Itm-k. llznlu-s-nlllr- and England. .hldin- 'l'aIIkI-rslvy. All'r: l.. P. Swu's, IZIIJ Mullnx. and L, 1'. Swan: tuuk lln- lrnding rUlPS. Tln- taum-n's liuslnn'ul wens mu 1am play nf th xmmnn. Lillian Ardl'ry. lh: Ir-ndilu: lildy. :lnd IA, 1'. St'ilTN, lhr; lundillg mun, wvn- t-zuppnl'tvli hy :l sphuldid mm, . Thv- Expressinn .uul-I- uwm. 'Pllt'l'z' wmw- lhrw- prudurliuns, lwn Mrs. K 'rl'lt Mrs, i'm-v- Phnrlvs H'uuls Mrs. A J'IIlHUV-IIQ 1m Dyiu-N Lilliuh IWn-vvlnnd Mr. Sun's tapiu- SliilIl-il'ld L'IHNII'I' lill'nrll Mrs. l'azlhI-url Purrh- Hlmm Allwrl lluwkilm lmu litlvn Iflmtz-r l'amu-lin Pullixw lwnn Small Iwwis Fush-r Sylvia Mnrulnml ImruthI-u Hmi1h .Jtmuiu: erkr- Hurl .Im-lm-m ililHun Arum- Mury Lm- lliggx e'ulhv-rinu- livll Altml llnlli. Addir 1i. Tunlivrixlm' qu'u-y llykn-H Mnriv Man'elI Jnhh Villvlilillv ICIHS VVIHNIH'I'U Huialuir- .h-u HY Hilly Hle Multnx Flnt'rnz-v Luwrry YiII IL FTHII'Y h. I fllmlvy I7, Im- II Mrlivyllulllri l !':lllk .M'RM'S Ih-mldinw Hllndn-s Mul'k' Xv-nl Mrs. L, V. HHEFH Irlm Mm llivkmm Expression Glasx uh I G rDramatic Intercollegiate; rDebate; 'I'hc oldest and must tlignil'iml of vutlvgv :u-livilivs has. always rrcvivul vn- lhusiaslic support :11 Hardin . Her vhampiuns have met llmsv 0f cvt-ry 00119340 in the sink- uml many othm's uulside. and always lhv number of viclurivs hun- how far in excess of H10 tlvanls. To paraphrase Chaucer, 'I'hv purchvs is wol bt-ltrt- than thv route. Fur lhcsv t-hampiuns of llu- forum no question has bct-n loo difficult. nu syllugism mu knully. nu fallacy Ion suhtiv. In informal discussions that imlc-lwmlunvr of thought! what power of sm-vch! whvn sumo maslcr-bmvuum clove the mark. am! We hum: lu hear Mrhn- rum nruliun fhlwim: 1311-1- b'rt-In lmiJIl tn 'miut, will'l lmwc'r and gran- And mush- in 1111- IaI-unds nf lam Tu whnm- wuu-lusinlm wlwn wr HLW 'l'h.- lind willlin lllm tighl IIIH fun. This your lhv sclu-tlull- of inlvl'cullcginlr llclnllcs was as fulluws: Affirnmlivv vs. Uklnhumn liapiist l'nin-rsily Affirlmllivv W. AIJilt-m- Christian Cullum- Affil'mzllivv TS. Unllt-gc nf lln- Ozarks Al'firnnllivv vs. Ilc-udrix-llvntlursun Nv-gutiu- Vs. anllcrsun Slnlv Tum'lwrs Al'l'irmuliu- vs. Ullm'hitu Cullrgv QWN He is thv grvulvsl :Irlisi whn has L'IIlthliUd. in lhc sum of Iris Works. the grozlicsl numbm' of MH- greatest ideas. v-Huskin s.- Fhvrc are two kinds of artists in this World; lhuse that wnrk Iwcuusv the spirit is in lht-m. and they cuunul be silent if they would. and those lhzll speak from :I cnnscirniiuus dl-sil'c I0 n:nkr apparent in nllu-rs tho bcuuty that has uwulwnml Hwir nwn :ulmirutiun? -l'-rm n. Mus. F. D. MtzNL'TT Dr'rc'cfur JL'ANI'I'A Bunm-z Mus. Tmums JUF. L. Iilirrnm CHMVFO'rn ALLEN E'a'um. Sulummcu MAM Euzmna'rn .lnmcs Music fDepaTtmenPw Am! music luri dmr music. that can touch Beyond all else 18 soul that loves if' much Now heard far off. sn far as but in .s-t-em Like the Mini, exquisite music of a dream. -Moore. Ami music tuo-- a true inivl'prvlutimi of which has rvsullccl in n rulnurkublo gruwlh ill lhv Music lit-pm'tmcnl. Thorough nnil rulinblv training is given in piano and much vnlhus- izlsm is shown by lht- simivuis in their rvsponw t0 ihis infiuvncc. This is tht- scrum! your lhnt :1 junior riuss has btwn nitumplcd and il hus burn a tlccidvd 511111-55. Mun- inlurus! than usual is nmnifc-stml in Voice. The Gim- Clubs and lhu Chorus suppurt this part of th' ilcpartmL-nl. and 1119 lerlclto urt- doing: splendid work. Our Orchestra has stt-niiily improved lhl'uugh the year and audiences urv ili-lighh-Il a! iheir pvrl'urnmncv in chapel. In addition to tho I't'CilnL-i, valriuus t-nlvrlziinuu-nls haw lwvn given at which students from this iicpurlmvnl have been pruwnted. Neva Gurm-r LuEH MsUh-gul' an'inv Rhodes Florence Luwe-ry Glen Rnsn- DIVHFHHV'P rPiano Lnre-nv 'I'uploy qum Luu Fl-rgusuu Pmu'l Lntlmm Juunlln linyd l.n1rfu.- Hiliilm'sly Islleu-r Hullh'nn lmlu A Itlhvws Mlullm- u-dnvr Mnurix-v Mck'inly Ih-nwyl lh-am Massey Huhm't Uluru- Jurmlm Ithndrs Atldlv JI. Tnnkvrsly HL-rzlld im- Drake A JEN, -...A junior rPiaxno Glass PEARL LA'I'IIAM, Director IRENE Bum ORA DAVIS MARIE W'EAII l-Inmmzb VAN MI-z'rl-zu I-lnNES'rlNr-z TuMPsux MUSADHNE TOMPSUN Em WHITMOHE ILA HEDMAN oniCex l-le-zm: Bum l-IFI ELM. Director LILLIAN AnnIu-zs' Mus. ELY ALBERT an ALLMEN 1531mm; Wuu-J-nsln LnL' ELLEN 150511; JAMES lhzxuv J. LEWIS FOSTER DAN B. SMITH LEUTA WN ml. Exnnc'r'r MCHHYNUIMS EXlil-IN l-: BEN EH ELI! FHAN K ACK FJIH Song cunsccrales truth and liberty. adShelley. GM! is the rmlll'ur of music: , Ih- u'uid tho key-note of all Imr'nwm'es;-And he made Us so lhat we cuuld hear and understand. uBminnrd. W hy read Wlwn Inch: confuse rmd blur tun! get a muddled in me head? Tu live so us It; look upon pas! existence is In line twice, Mr1rfr'r11. The.- Frolic arcllr'lecluro of wow. glinwmnn. The worm mails WM:- hellealrmt-d. lei us work su mo Our mark shun 5H1! be better for our Irma. And still um- I'UUB be smt'i'fr'r fur nlrr work. 77.1fm. Brrmmiug. .41! the world's a stage And :1 Un- men rmri' women mere- ly players. HS?! rtkes p ears. Second Childhood Tile Spyu m! .m m'm'r vmlirm . . .. Hut ulmum rlc'xn'mlum. 3111111111, v 1 'f ; rPatna 36am cAnnounces . f, KAN NJ? ' t360nm Students :3: Ngva Gamer i; Roy whim ff: mm 4 $631: 0411 around Irene wadhymer Ira chkcs mm gavorites Mildred Williams Mldn'an Wenderson Qt... r,K,'x ---i .3, Qev Vokw0hx :mkaqu VnnhuJ-vnwb x04. Md 3K; 19'A .; knxa --tthsK NRSR m. goth Hum. b-gm hon k- fgt'g 1Xgp . NR. tIfn 1 i ws: '. x b u . hwtk AWL Kw th KA Ksu vc leot ' :.. $.g.Ng.k ng- s;'n1v- x?1mg mEnr - 4:4. Wf it ? '- '- r- ;Xg111 Garner rRm: Tthitjicld Irene; gBehclhy-mcr Ira rDykcs Mildred Williams ywriunr Wendersomp . rf :5 . 3me .;n$mWW': mm ant '- ing cuhmnm rmh'un! in Ihe .s-mr. ' Bm-Ieiyh. Ath IQIiCS CJootba rike'view of the; Seasom In stlitc of tho nmny difficultivs which confronted lilt' Bisons of 1929. they haw.- turnod in a wry creditable I't-curd. Harding College has never hcon repro- svntotl by a team at which it was proudcr. When football n'ucticc hogan in the full, Coach Arnold found that not a letter man of 1928 hml roturnml. Hl' faced lhr problem of building a tram from :Iilogvth-r invxporiencud material. This ilt' did and ttu- Bisuns finished the season with only aim defeat. Due to the tntnl lack of experienced men. We Were forced to cancel the regular rnllegv schedule. and 1110 m-w prog 'um mnsistcd of games with secondary trams 01' with high school trams of good tank. Even with this SChL'lllllt' the Bititlils were nltl-weighod in every game tutti tilt! opponents alvtlys hald 111011! football experience. 0f the six lmrIl-fuught gmncs of the season there were fur the Bisuns thrve victtn'ivx, 0m- :lvi'ut. and two ties. The first encounter was with tho Hendrix Bull-Pups. Few teams have up! lial'vnlly been as mIt-rlnssctl us lilt' Bisons, when they tank the field. l-luwvvcr, their fight and determination mmlc up for this tact and the battle ended in :1 scnl'vlt-nas d taw. The second contest was with Chartustun High Sclmol. Taking,r to the air in the lust minutes of play. tht- Iiisuns scored on a Dims, Bradley to it-Ictilung, to tie the Charleston team, 6 in U. A fifty-yul'tl run by Bradley in the lust quarter was the thrill nl' 1110 game. In this contest the liisnns proved that they had :1 real passing combination with a great puswr in Bradley and excellent receivers in Merrick. McClung. :Iml Ruby. At .luneshoro Cullugv, tho iIvI'tl moi kH'n opposition. The Collegiuns were out for revenge for lust year's dvivat and they showed a fight that was excelled only by that of tho Bisnns. Their pausing combination simply baffled the Braves and they won- fut'vt-ti tn take leimlt. 13 to 12. Thu Atkins High School tvam m1 their own field pruvml fast and hard. but having gained cxperivncc in the preceding gmm-s. tho Bisons tuuk ma lmut very easily. 19 t0 0. t Harding next mvt Dnrdunvilv. Here the Iloril opened up a strong lil'ft'ltSiVC attack and twat down Ntrmmr opposition to win. 24 to 12. in the lust gumv 0f the s ttlstln tht' Biwns in 'mictl tht- Ciut'ksvillv camp. The opponents eluded ttu- Bison lncklors to scoro l'ivc touchdowns against a single encounter for tho lwrcl. winning, 37 tn 7. Wu must say again that Hunting: takvs pride in this record. But she hikes even more pritlu in lht' qualitit-s oi the squad that is cumpnsmi of good. clean, hard fighting. C011 'ugvuus buys. Many of the men 11:er nt'vvr flayed iuuthzlll before, yet they conducted themselves like veto 1111:; before the season was m'm'. TotaliBlSUNS. 59; OPPUNENTS, 64. Izm MA 4.15; I'r-rri J m-.- :T'I- MW. 35m m. h' i- H g . x14: --? I i - F- V m: -;: ,,.;,.;. will? Y - at... r-- h r---- gm; i - .,...iiti.vg:LE.Li.j LLJILEAiiiLlf-d i. a i- tjuh. l .91 H a , k..- - ,i 1 ., EIvvvn men whu wore tlvtt-rmim-d lo make a winning,' basketball team, if possible. reported tn Couch Itykvs fur tht' first warknut of tin- 1929-30 Henson. With but 0110 lcltul'lmm and not a six-t'unter on thl' squint the prospects for a successful wagon wvl'v nut wry bright. That basket- ballis :1 game nt sm-ed uml that there was am abundance of speed on the squad was the only lmlu- fur a winning team. Molding this spout inlu :I smooth working team was the task In In- :u'rmnplishmt. Victnrirs over gnuws aml scores of 36! unints In tho mmonenls' 273 is testimony nf how well the Bisnns sum-m'ilml in thuir Dfl'nrls. A 3629 victory over the strnng Pvnplvs' Trust Company team of Little. Rock was thv only game played by HH' Iiisnns hvtorv the holidays. A week after Ihl' holidays, Hlt' Bisuns plnyl-d nn successive nights in Littlv Rock and El Dnrmln. 'lthi'y lust the first gmne to the Peoples, Trust Company. BES-2ll and won lht' last game from El Dormlu Juniur Cullegv. 54-47. After these ganws tho Bisons wont on :1 ranmage. The Thundering Herd subdurtt A. 0. U. W.. Little Rock, 39-27; E1 Duriliio Junior Colloge, 49-17; and Sterling Dolmrtmunt Slows, Littlil Huck. 46-10 in the order named. The College of thy Ozarks lulltod the victorious march of the Hunt in a thrilling game which cndetl 27-25, Ozarks. Thu Bisuns recovered. how- c-vvr. and reversed the decision by the scan- of 2523 the following week. The last twu games were split with Subiam College. The first game was a victory for Harding. 40-25, the last t-ntled with 35-27, Subiacn. BlL-ven men received lvtlcl's for tlu-ir work on the court. All those men will be eligible for play next year. Wintcr was minor dt-lihvt'alc in new; kmm'lvllging the arrival of hit; slu'Cn-ssor Hm: y-nr. thus; mwcssilniing :1 tlclay in ll'uining for that most svnsulimml 01' all American spurl' Baseball. l'miuuntml. huwvvor. our new couch,t Norman Arnold, rvulizing that 1111- Bison; lu-rd nu-xlvd actiun and knuwing that Imsclmll -unnol be played vl'fcclivclf among punks and cannons. sul about ton rcmuvt- the inertia of lhv buys and theT lupngmphioal unevenness of the field all in nm- process. Hats are 0 l0 him few his unqut-slinnml success. Ahnut thu middle 01' March 1110 regular smsmw workuul began. and was ontvredh inln l'ruln lhv firs! wilh zeal and interest; Much timv has been used in elvvvlopingi rl'firivncy with lhu uh! club. but not RS llw m-glvcl 0f fielding prucliw. Mum.- and India maicriul lhuu hm! beem' llmughl available has appeared regularly for pruriicv and it 2511-1115 that vvrrylhing .minls tn Iht' :Ievclunmcnl ul' tht- strong- -51 club in Bison history. On llu- muund this season. Von Alllnell :md Dun 'an. hulh southpaws, arc aided by Hunter who flings 'vm from the rights Van's sluw bull. Dunk's spowl. :lml Hun- 1W5 right-hnndml vurinty make a bah fling cmnbinatiun when delivered accord! ing in the able llircclinn of B hudley, carw lnkm' of the region behind the plate. Al first base. Merrick. co-vele'an with Bradley. of a championship luigh-schonll. 1mm. exhibits ability prophetic of com, tinual distincliun. agp... .- Around st-cond sack Brown and Val- entim: vie for honors with lhv st'nl'os about even. Both play fast bull and would look good on any college loam. The short stop position is occupied by Ruby, that cnrmt-luppvd h-lississippinn who :ackles everything from club biscuit to debating champion -with nppurvnlly the same gusto. Buck occupies the. 0ch hot curm-I' wiih appropriate ft-rw'ncy. 'l'hv uutficlrl is lclulud :IHH'nutt-ly by Chambers, Hollis. Hunter. Crisp. Mrlx'vc. Fralvy and Henderson. Hmlql confines his preference to the big mill, while Charles Wnols is gvnvrul utility man. As :1 team the Bisons wield a Im-nn stick. Buck,U gDunk. Brown. Brad and Johnnie, paling: musl 0f lhv lung ones. As this goes to press thu- club has on- gnged Arkansas hToch in two combats, the first a victory for Tech with a scum- 01' 716; the second 0:15in won by Harding 6-2. In the last game Dllnk's', speedy and crooked ball wax. l'nr tht- most part. a dark mystery and tngvtllvr with lln- l'im' support of his team males. St'l 1: pam- loo Home for the opposition. h Inspired by tho new field and mnl'i- dent in lhe abiliiy of Coach Arnold. lhc- Bisuns will make the game interesting for any competition. W't'r Hn' huxlle'rl u'r'c'P Uiv uvtlnw hymn lu- Ihrnuxs'. ,, Jh'yruL O'.ganilati0ns 51+ .D 1 0109.1 ys .503. , .vs 332 TS CGmilmake Chm 94:94: :wa M X? W M kw. 1W 4 W wow; ALABAMA Urnwfnrd AHPn .L D. li'enn ARKANSAS Nnrmnn Arnold J. N. Armsu-ung Mrs. J. N. Armstrnng Elhul Bl'ahhzsnn Mnxic Fnats L. l'. 1100on Eva-I'ell Evans Neva Gurner Pnultm- Grvening .XIln-rt Hawkins Adrian andersnn Xurmun .lnm-s Lh-ruld Jones Marie Loflis Roma Matthews. I111 Matthews Miss Emmi Mt-Cluw m'ville Newman Hvulnh Rogers 0pm Slundfleld CALIFORNIA Vernal Anderson Hazel Hodges 191w. Johnson Shurman La Nlur Mary Len: Riggs CANADA Chester Elfurd Frank Ellis licorge Emptage Dun M'L-Gurchiu Drydvu Sinclair Roy Whitfield Juhn Whitfield COLORADO Irene Bevulhymer qu Van Bosk'u'k Ellis Woodward GEORGIA Grover B. Dusher ILLIXUIS l'lnroid Plntt INDIANA Mm'y anl t'hm'h-H Wuuln KANHAH Frank Ackeers PI-alrl ArdrI-y Lillian Ardruy Ulg'dv linllvy .Juunlln Hurku MIR. Culhrm't Pumuliil f'ulllns ltulll Multh- .Inhn Maple Hylvln Mornhmd KENTUCKY L. H. I'hnmhe-ra .luyvr l'mlrlzmd l'uul Duncan .1, T. lwwia Allu-rt Von Allmon LOUIsIANA Allan J-lnlliH Imrnthy Mquhldy Vurnu lmvls Lay Smllh MICII IN AN Albert Murphy M IHRISSII'I'I lIt-Ivn Hurdner Pauline Gurdnvr Wendull Phlllllm Sidney Ruby MIHHUIJIII Maury lrz-nu Adkins lmlh Anne- Adkins AIEn-rl Humm Elhrl St-ln'udl-r lmlu Suhradur NEBRASKA Fturmm- huwrr'y Franklin Lowery OKLUHOMA Bertha ISL-nsun Wlllle Mm: lJrc-wery Ir'u. Dykes Harvey Dykos Will D, Fraley Mauil Huddlesmn Ruth Hart Virginia Hurt Ernest Kuykvudall Charles Lulimar Pvurl Latham Harold Lewsaw F. WI. Matlox M rs, F. W. Matlnx Harlan Moss GlL-n Rose McGrL-gnr Luls McGrt-gm' Carrie Olson Fred Olsen Mrs. O'Neal I-?lllzl O'Nenl Loyd Smith Mrs. Loyd Smllh Luann Small Fullx Tal'llett Tmnmcm Wallace ISPn Watkins TENNESSEE Nathan Cleek Robvrt Ciuse Robbie Lm-E Guulally Funny Marit- Moody TEX AS Doyul Benn A. Mctfhnudron James Robert t'rlsp Lewis Foster Lou Ellen Fusu-r hlrEL J. 0, Garrett Flussiu Harwell James Henry Standsell .lmms Billy Best Mallm: Mark- Maxwvll Gayle Oler Robbie .10 Ray Mnrris Reed Durthea. Smith Hurtun Springer Ray Stapletun Albert Smith Mildred Williams Irma. Wyult y, -I r L Jrf AL r' wF': 1 n .1 IL ; . x ' i . Tublicatiom KRQH lirm-ux Sputxmcu hm lH'Iu-Ls Imam; ISI-zx'I-zmn'nun .llIIIN MAIJLI-Z lSi-zlmu BI-lNSUN Muss. GAunNI-zn Mimm-zn WILLIAMS BI;U1.AH liunEus FI.nI:I;M;I-: Luwmu' Mus. W. W. l'Anzl-z Unmmes LA'J'IMEH iBisom Staff Editor Editor Hlisilwss .Ummgr'r Circulation Hummer Advvrrising Mrmuym' Faculty Arlm'ser DUN MMZMUIHIHIH LEWIS FUSTHH NrmMAN James l'AMliLH CULLINS lhmul WELSH rPetipw 36am- Staff Mus. .I. H. HAHm-z'r'r Pmm. LA'I'HAM CAIum-z 0mm: . l-Ivqu-z'r'r EVANS H.uml.h PLAT'I' E'I'HICL lilunnzmm Mulnmcn MA'HTJX Family .-1dvixvr Editor Artist Buxinexs Manager L'in'uhllinn Manager LUYIJ SMITH .l. H. WALnnUM r SEPTEMBER We have all uboyml the call and ham.- come back In Harding. Such a joy in grueling ultl friends, meet- ing now onus. laughing. talking. L'lC. Stlulunt-Fac'ulty l'L'L'l'DtiUll reveals thr- fnvl that We are rem'cselnml by svvrnlm-n slutcs :uul Cuuuda. Classes organizvgprppy classes make u peppy svlmol. Clubs 'ure I'vvivml and general plans for the year are uuilinod. We val in m-w picnic style just at firsl. Incident- ally. this ihomughly prepares us to enjoy Iho dining hall after it is rcdullc. OCTOBER We :40 In work in l-zII'm-sl. Thv Sub 'I' 16 is launched. The mmnburs claim In be u hardy. but not a hurll lut. Ll'wis Fnslvr, having his Ph. D. in Cmupusulugy, endeavors to hvlp his fellow sludcnls. an only does 1w syunmlllizv. hut hl' 'm'rivs uff the bell which culls sm-ial hour. W. ll. C. makes an organized t-ffurt In find a hux M s of jewels hillch-n m-m' Murrilton. An exciting lrt-usure 1W96CIGBER'Wi - , L; r: - h ' 045 um- visilvd by ghost: Hulluwek-n night. Lh$ 'h The gymnasium is lhv SCEI'IC of :l masquerade pzlrly. it h .lu Go .11th were present as wall as goblins amt witches. 97- I, l NOVEMBER Pirlures an- laken for ihv annual. Dry-himi sailors sail high-way craft and the Sub T 16 makes a trip m vao. Pioneers lake up an old trail. Harding Alumni Association is organized. We come in the cnm-lusion lhal W1- havt- a worthy l'uot-ball Ivum. The Herd. tramples- nuly unu- during the spawn is H :lufeak'tl. Freshmen are happy. bvcause 1hr Sophs lJuan-d 0f Baskvl Ball championship too soon. The Thanksgiving meeting: is very inspirulinnal. We have numerous guvsls. u 4....-- h ' f .- -.T w,- ' . r-v- . i? 9a 1 1,.3; . knew - x; - 41- 3;-J ' Anni. 5sz- 1 u ' '1: ' DECEMBER Harding-Canadiun Club makes its first appearance 1 un thv campus. llisuus are victorious in season upcnm- wilh Peu- nlLVs Trusl Co. They present a spewly team and are leading 36-29 whvn the whistle blows. ' l'lu- Haunted HOUSE, dclighls :1 lnl'gv mulivm-v. II is thn- opening number uf the Lyceum. nrvsvnlml 11y Hurlequin Little Thualro uf Hutosvillv. untl spunsurcd by tht- Cmnpus players of Harding. 'J'hv Piunm-I's rnlrrtnin certain young lmlios. Chrislmus spiril is in the air. lhlys svvm cmllcss. bu! slowly and surely the Holidays approach. They un- lu-rv. JANUARY Aflv' all, how glad mm- arc to get back to Harding! Wv hrcutln- fl'uvly :Il'u-r our rush. Chrislmus lvnvvs no '- . x :CW : lu-rmnnvnl injuries. r, . x MM? Tl'uihmlkcrs are n! it again. 1Weary ? Yvu. l'lap- m'? Yes. Oh. it's a great lifu. 'l'lw snnw brings new sport. Cn-mls brave wmlhor fur new thrills in sleigh rides. I I936 . . . '3 During Hus zero weather we have plenty of hl'lll. . 6 ' - j 7' Vaccinaliun is llu- popular liling just now. Some I :n'v Inukng the must at il und how? FEBRUARY Serum! Childhnnd. a thrvc art rulnutly. gives vvvryhmty. own the pessimism a hearty laugh. Faculty names Hunnr Stutlvnis. Students vuto 011 .ms . . . . . . . 7'5 NM .e. Lnllx-gv hwurllt-s. Exellomunt runs high unlJl llu' myswau mu... Tm: iq ..' winners are announced. UlJit' Stanfield :uul Harnltl Plull are found play- ing I'onk. v Bisnns swamp Slt-I'linq AHHU. Ut'l'll loses first game with C. of 0. 26-20; wins rvturn gumv. 2523. ' .lu Un Ju's an- boys' valentines. Miss vablcs and Loyd Smith spring lht-ir surprise. Uielimrk' nutt-z Tho :Irlis! clidrrl pul much over the mlitur. but eru are vxrvnlious to all rulL-sl. g... 4-7 b v.1 '-- Y ETA' . .. '1w15km b- m M WWL. '415-r4 MARCH Wonder of wonders! lIu-n mmvs rumpus Ilny. Uh. lhnsv tvrlu exams! vumc nml guilt. L. C. Spars makes trip to Chicago; allnuunccs inlert-slinu Iamslwcts fur school. Livc'ly Intrrvsi is taken in golf. We are given :1 holiduy Husvlml! lukva lln- plum- of Dykvs' quinh-l suit quintt-t having hml :1 w ry successful svusun. Harding Itohnlcrs win first match wilh U. H. U. 'l'lu- Spy. plm' given by Campus Huyvrs in the 81am 'l'unrmlmvnl. rvrvin-s gum! :m-ss nulicvs. Hilly Alulrlyx lM-gins his spring gnrcll-ning. Brulhrr W. S. Long finds a short way In our hL-zu'ts APRIL Third Lyceum number is pl'vsvnlml by Cunvuy LilIlv 'l'lwull'v. Suniurs svlvct speakers for Baccalaureate and class mhlrcssvs. The Campus Players prom-nt play at Arkansas llullL-ue. Balesvillv. Arkansas. Juniur-St-niur BunLIm-l retit-vvs llw suspense of the wail iny. svninrs. Tvnnis lakes the day. Hnlvs wvrt- off sovm'ul limos. Bill Mnltox divided his linu- mmmg: Gardening. 'm'. wife. MAY lwn va-ks. annual picnic. tirisiu nf Im-ml Finulu u'wmach. Wu- enjoy the Just music recital. Ss-ninrs w -m' 'GIIJS nml gowns; Juniors nnlicipzllv. Cnnunvm-vmvnl weeks ends. Wu make my must nf our last hours lngoilwr. FureWL-lls arc snid-iunlil we meet next Septembm'. r 4 .4; - rw+v'd Mau-h serum In 1w lhc lnnnlh for I'L-tit .lt-un trips. Thank gnmlnvss thL-y have As we luok hack uvvr the your. Wl- nrt- .qvnuim-ly grateful lhul Tho Hisnn bus :appourvd rt-gulau'ly every Wr lnkv um- lives in our hands and go on lhl- c4144 ! l1 4 - ' 1. r alrt' L- .- f'L-xI,A-! j 4 Lu .1 IN INSTALLMENTS Fil'sl insiullmcnl: Unn- lhvrv was a child. Pauline Gardner. St't'tlnd inshlllmvnl: 511:: wvni ln Harding College. Third installnu-nl: Them- shv mvt :I fellow named Penn. Fuurlh inslallmvnl: ITu be rnnlinumll. ADVICE FROM SOPHS T0 FROSH A lwnys lakv :1 front suit in ulna: changes F's: to A's. I D 011'! talk ton much: people may fiml nut ynu un- green. V only We warn you. dmfl 0:1! IWO tlvssvl'ls. I n 'use the fucully urges a holiday -uu-vpt rcluctunlly. C ulcr tn the public; fnlluw the herd: tlnn'l bv dlffL'lTI'li. E vun :I l'rvshmun is tolerated. if he lrculs Snphs with llul' respect. PLAY IN TIi'REE ACTS Am' I. Sumo were asleep; srrmv gazed wislfully out of llu- windows; sumo pm-putl HI :1 nrgicclml lesson; sump czlrriul nn hnllinnl whispered cum-crsnizuns. AL'T II. Ila! what was thul? A. bell. Farm brightunvtl; hom- ratlialml Tram shin- Ing oyl-s. 'l'ho sunm-om vnu-v wlurh fillml Ult' n:nm dim! away. It was ltlz30. Am Ill. An inspiring chord bruughl vu-ry unv In his I'm-l. The audience murvhml nut in stop t1; the music. HWhich shall I wL-ar lht- blur 0r lhr grvrn 1V, mul llli'rt'll Flossiv, glancing :Inpruvingly at the fair inmgt- reflu'lt-d in NW IHil'I'IJI'. This was just before ln-I' first dale will: H10 dignified Hunk Sum- Manager. Flmsiv was slill in doubt wlu-n the witness 10 INT mism'x liplm-tl :m'uy. Buy W'hilficld: Computiiiun is lhv spice of life. Alton Hollis: Yes. but In- always wins. stonro Bro. Kicfl't-r. Iassiguing chemistry lvssum: Aml tomorrow We'll take c'lllnt'iuv. mm the next tlny arsenic. Wnnlvtl: Smnvhmly to push my car up mountains. Apply In .lnnu-s llvury. MM. Gnrrvll: Have you tlnuv yum- nlllsillc romlin t? Bruukx Brown: N0. um'am, it's tun L'tnltl. Prnl'. lk-Chuudron enjoys Atlolfs company at dinner. cspvciully wlu-n tho lullvr makes annuuncumvnts. Ironcr What do you think ur my slums? Bvrtlm: W lhink thufro immense. Hm'uld lmwsawk musical laughlvr mug through the tlining-hall. A mm Invnl lnlvr one of his impm'lnnt :ln- Imulwc'nn-nts was h-zll'cl above 1110 dishes. Dan B. knows. th- way In tho Bakery uml Littlv Siurv. Brother McNult whilv nut driving recently came upon Mr. Forbes whom- t'ur had broken down. Nm-d any msisluncu? inquired Mr. McNuIt. Mr. Furlu-s lifted his flushed and grimy face from lll'ltlt'l' lhv lmml and replied: Yt's wish yolfd answer my wifck questions whilv I fix this vugiuu. Irma: Which would you ratht-I' 110; u bigger fool than you look. or luok a bigger fool than you are? Mario: Mflvr doup tlmuglm I guess I'd ralhur look like a biggrr foul lllnn I mu. Irma: Impussiblc. Norman: Listen lu Hu- electricity in my hair. Ewrvll: Aw. Norman. yum nuglll In lmvv nli-nly: its attached It: a dry Cl'll. Hill: WWII :1 Hum of Very i'vw wards. Lrwis: I quitv llnIII'PslilnIl; I'm a married man 1113'solf.', THE STUDENT'S PLEA Onward. still onward. oh lilllt' in NW flight. nulkv tlmt hull ring: hvfnrv l rucilv. Hay Stuplrtun: What Would you ll if yuu had us much an yuur humls :ls l duly, Mrs. Pm-v: Try washing lhrlu. Miss Um'llnu': Tell me our ur lwn lhillgs :Ilmul Milton? Harvey hykcs: WVt-Il. Iu- gut mur- riL-tl and wrote Pm-mlisv Lust. lIu-n his wifr died and he wrnh- Paradise lh-gzlim-d? A curly headed lblluw n:nm-d thlylv llnkc-s many fair lnssvs In wail. Bnlh blmnlv aml hrum-tle Aml tress of jet Complain lltui lhoil' lu-m'ls 51mm to nil. Glenn Husv: I made 2-1' in English tmlay. Prurl: You're my I'cmmrnmlv. L. C.: I'm w hungry I cullld ml :l nmnkcy. Hud: Wt-ll. I cxpccl I hud bvitvr lw gnillg. Frank Rhodes: lluvv yuu st-vn Ulivur Twist? Mr. Hhutlt-s: Hush Frank! Ynu know nubutly around lu-rc tliilll'l'S. livn Watkins: My brulhcr was so prvcocinus he could run! when lu- wus thl't'v years nldf' Paul Duncan: ThulN nnlhing: .lnh rnl'st-tl lhu tluy he was burn. 'L CONUNDRUMS Evans says ttHow I hate it. What duos hr hutv? W'Iu'n is Carrie Olson going to commit suicide? Why dues Pauline want the 5th Sunday to mane? Can you tell why Morris Rood luukml dazed once when Nova Garner wvnt homo? . Could some one plcasc find sonivlhing elsv fur Siilnvy Ruby tn grumble alxmt? Why is Opal Matthews so fund of Chemistry? Duos Paul Duncan like ice cream? . You would not knock the jokes wv me could you but see those we rvhlsv. Did Albert Murphy over :40 duckhhtmtillg? What does lhc- oditor mean when she 11st about discounts, cngrm'I-I's, dinn- mics. vlc'! How does the arlist feel when Sht' has hysicriu? Why was Ethel Brabbzsnn horn dumb? A TRUE STORY An- svniors always wise? Are they always dignified? If so. why did thvy pick the blustiest, frigidist. dropping-cst Mmuluy 0f the yvm' for an outing? Anll ot' nll piacL-shMt. Ncbo? But the fact I'vnlains thnt tht-y tlid this unhvm'tl of thing. It Wm all the fault of Brabbzson and Olson. 'l'hL-y arose at 4:30, dressed in haste and optimism and set forth upon the campus in prophecy :l wonderful tiny. They watched the nmnn sci. predicted a sunrise and hurried in, The Class bclicvccl them with an implicit faith and so qunrht-il forth in tho ltykcs boat and tin- anry bunt. It rained. Luckily the Brabhzsun and the Olson imparted a stun- ui' Sub '1' Hi qualities to their class-Iuntos. and they navigated tlamply anti merrily to the foul of chu. The carburetor 0f the Dykcs bualt 11thng :1 stubborn Com- plex and the driver of the Henry bunt having. a sticking cmnplvx, the dignified seniors pushed forward and satisfying whettvd appetites. they fell off the muun- tnin. navigated humcwurd. amt culled it at day. Thanks to the Brabhzson-Olsnn Optimimn. BELIEVE IT OR NOT Maxie Cuats tlidlft have m RU tn tlctt-ntinn hull ono day. Lvun Small runs errands for Freda Olson. Joyce Copeland had :1 date with Jimmy Shm'makvr one Sunday night. The old tunl house has boon turn down. .lulm Maple spent a week out! at Coul Hill. Everett Evans blushes occasionally. When George gum: his history report. hL' hall :1 hard timv deciding which topic to use. The Annexation 01' Texas ur Tho Admission of California into the Union. Sln-rman La Niur out-sprinted Crawford and caught the back end of the train ioncc upon a time. SETHANKS APRIL 1, 1930. 30 DAYS After date WE promise to pay to the orderof DON MCMURCHIE LEWIS FOSTER ADRIAN HENDERSON BEULAH ROGERS IRENE BEVELHYMER MORRIS REED IRA DYKES NORMAN ARNOLD PEARL ARDREY J. N. ARMSTRONG L. C. SEARS N EVA GARNER MORRIS CUNNINGHAM THANKS for value received for service contributed with interest at 100 per cent. PETIT JEAN STAFF N0. 6 Due MAY 1, 1930. By ADVISER AND EDITOR. therword Aw now frielf de sho' am almosf ovah. Ydll kin read de ads an go home. Sum uv yd will hab miles to go, ifs gitirf late and W611 be showiw ag,in. Ef yd like our efferts, knock at yo, friens doah an! tell Hm. But if yo don' like 'em d0n' knock. H? ALUMNI AND EXaSTUDENTS . ASSOCIATION C. FnIIBEs, L. C. SHAHS Prusiduuf Mus. t1. FHIEHES Svcrrlnry Woe President lli-ZLl-ZN C. Gannmm , Tr'euxurer Mus. Mruunw Canux . chnrfm- Loo F. Ackvrs Mrs. J. N. Arlustl'uug S. A. Bc-ll C. E. Blurkslwnr Rusm-ll T. anles Mrs. J. Ii. Buyd Hubert Bnyd Miss Ethvl Hl'abbzsnll Miss .luhnyv Brummitt W. T. liuffnluo Mrs. FIan-nm- Culhrnrl Harl Coats Marian Culvmun Ii. Y. Cuwnn Hva-cca Duty Rm.- lluwnlnn'y Joyce Duvnll Everett Evans Helen Gardner Nelson Iiurdnvr Mrs. Nt'lsun lizIT'llm-r Mrs. J. U. Harrell Mrs. 1W1mnus Ut-ul'y Pul't'y V. Gvnrgu Ruth Kimbn Hill Miss PnuIinv tirm-ning er. Wm. Ht'iffin Miss Agnes Uumiu-r Mia's Flnrunm- Huzh-l Huymuml Huzlvl .Ins. S. Henry W. E. Ilighiowcr Miss Mable Hudson Elmer L. .lnrgonsun H. W. Kivfl't-r Mrs. H. V. Kivffrl' Mrs. Joyn- KPH M. A. Krllcli Mrs. M. A. Kellen Bliss Margaret Lcwvrs Miss Lulu Lizar Frunrm Ruby anvry Husv Mario Luwvry Ruby Miitluck Miss Chluo Mm'ritl Tatum Mills Vernon S. Mills LL-Hny Purdmu Mrs. l.gHuy Pul'dnnl IS. F. INHIPH Miss Maurine Hhmlvs l'Inrvoy W. Riggs Mrs. Harvey Riggs Miss Mariv Hulwl'ls Wmlv Ruby 1.. U. Sanderson Mrs L. U. Szlmlvl'sun .l. C. Showmzlkt-t' Mrs. L. C. Soul's Llnytl Smith Clinl E. Surhl-P llhns. Tulkinglun L. T. Vuluch'Wt-r Miss Hzlzvl Willn r Hnyul W'I'igh 1f I COMPLIMENTS PIERCE-YOUNG LUMBEM0 W 4y 17 W4 M way I W: MM? V x J9 1L BASHAM S GROCERY 8: MEAT MARKET HIGH QUALITY GROCERIES AND MEATS PHONE 7 DR 11 WE DELIVER PARLETTE BROS. INC IlY-tiiiADE SC HI Hll. SUPPLIES LITTLE. ROCK. ARK. Write for Ctrlu'lug JOHN W. KORDSMEIER 8:COMPANY HARDWARE AND FURNITURE NEW AND USED GOODS Fl? HN ITU HIE REPA l RING We Appreviufe Your Business DRILLING 8t THINES FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES 1 I.0UH AND FEED l'IlUNIC 21 FREE DELIVERY QI'ALITY AND LOWEST PRICES MORRILTON. ARK. HOME OF GOOD EATS HARDING'S COLLEGE CLUB 'I'IIE STYLE IWART FOR VOLLIM SF. GIRLS! livcl'y cullcgv girl IIH'US uilraciin- clnlhvs. MARX has :I most :It- tl'nCliVu display uf l'nllvgiulv frucks. Charming and xcl silnlllr rnuugh tn suil all rullvuv girls. llakv MARX your nlylt- Mul'l! STYLE FIRHT-TIIEN PRH'I'I. U YALITY ALH'AYS thn vuu HIV: in Lillh- Htwk, lu- HlllT In visit Ulll' stul'vs. S M A HT FIN N 'Is'. H- 'l lA'l'H-J I ATS rirAlH'ihillg yuu nrwl- yolfll find :11 MARX! 'Hn- Irn'vlit-sl nf llFl'forS :Illl'nrlivvly tlvs'nnml. timlls 01' all Impulnr umlm'inls. and hats fur evvn urt'lusiull. Buy Muir rullcgv clulhm l'rulu Llltlc Hm-kx i'tflh An-nuv slurc! THREE ST'HRHS TU .S'HIH'I'I YIN. HID. Main 5L. l,ililv Hm'k 2M! Main 81.. North LiHlv ank 201 Vvsl llnpilul ll..u:vamc Fumn Hn'I-znm; Frnxrrtmc IMPLIcm-zx'm BI'IIJHNG MATERIAL E. E. Mitchell 8 Company HINVIG 13-3935 ENJOY REFIHCHIIMEXT AND ll: REFHEHIIICI! FUR ICNJOYMEN'I' DRINK IN HTICHILIZE D In YI'TLES HELH'IUI'H. lH'ZI'Wu'l'lHHINH. l'l'lHC AXD H'HULESUMI'I COCA-COLA BOTTLENG COMPANY MORRILTON. ARKANSAS . v . . w PIIUNF. 398 SNAPIW Sluinltil; AT MORRILTON LUMBER COMPANY PRIBA'S SANDWICH SHOP LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL COFFEE AND SANDWICHES College Shulr'nls Headquarters ll'J-J .IRE NOT SATISFIED N ' U L' 3 '. UH! H M NL x1 l'NlJz'SS YUl' ARE F0 R 1-: N 'l'lC R'I'A l N M F. NTS RIALTO THEATRE PR ESE N'I'H DIOV I E'l'! NV E VITA PHON E FOR THEATRE PARTIES PHONE 212 FOR HI'I'K'IAI. HATES ; SPOTLESS CLEANERS Wiere to Serve U C 1' t f ompzmen s 0 STERLING STORES PHONE 451 21F; Emil Huilway AVL'IHIL- LLOY D MCCUNNELL. Prop. POTEETE TRANSFER 8: STORAGE W15 HAl'l. ANYTH ING-ANYWHERE-ANYTI ME H. Ii. PERMIT 1333 INSI'Hl-jh HAY PHONE 492 NIGHT PHUNl'li499 COMPLIMENTS OF THE FEDERAL COMPRESS COMPANY M. ISOM. MANAGER WITT'S DRUG STORE GIFTS AND NOVELTIES MAGAZINES AND TOILET ARTICLES MORRILTON DEMOCRAT SERVING THE PETI'I' max cmwmr Pllhlishers MORHILTON DEMOCRAT. issued every Tuouday and Friday. QFALITY PRINTERS---H'e Print the Harding College Bullefr'n am! Harding Cnut'ge Bisun. OFFICE SUPPLIES M arrilton Cotton 02'! . M ii! MANUFACTURERS OF COTTONSEED PRODUCTS MORRILTON. ARKANSAS BALCH DAIRY MORRILTON. ARK. FERGUSON MONUMENT WORKS mum mum mum Mm-lm- uml m-unilc lem- 33 MHHIHIIFUN, ARKANSAS REID'S MORTUARY PIIUNH 3-H INSTANT AMBULANCE SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT J. C. ADAMS JEWELER J 9 we! r3; D iamunds Wrtfclaes Clocks and n:B'ARDING BOOSTERS, MEYERE': lhIlIc-I' XII! lh'vml :IIHI liukvs Hirh ux Hm'lcr Swat! as r: Nut SUNSHINE BAKERY, Inc. Mnmmxrux. ARKANSAS BERKEMEYER MOTOR CO. Sincv 1922 D U HAN T SALES .S'HIH'HJIL' .1 Hum! Cm H'I'Hm'd 'isl. Tires HHHH'EH HUHHII.'I'UN. ARKANSAS HHEAD IS YOUR BEST FOOD EAT MORE OF IT MOLL BROS. BAKERY North Division Street SAN l'l'AllY PURE PROMPT DELIVERY PHONE 424 Courteous, Prompt, Efficient, Appreciative, H elpful, Safe We invite and appreciate your husinuus. aml are prepared to handle all matters pertaining to safe and cunservnlivc banking. H'c Apprecialc Your Patronage FIRST STATE BANK uom'rh's3;SEm-'ICILSAIc'ETY Mowilton, Arkansas THE HAPPY i'IIOM E PLATE FABIILY THE HAPPY HUNGRY STUDENTS Tlu-rc is such a big old guml family of Hmm- Plulv' foods. Always a ireal for the hungry college students. Km-p a few cans in your room for lhuxc a flvr-svhuul lu nchcs IF ITKS' HOME PLATE, YUP KNUW IT'S GOOD ASK YOUR UHUCEH FOR HOME PLATE Distributed by Scott-Mayer Commission Company 810 East Markham Street Little Hock. Arkansas Cmnpliments o f PLUNKET JARRELL GROCER COMPANY Vs'IIULI'ISALE IIIHHIEHS AND COFFEE HHAS'I'ICHS FARISH MOTOR C0. General Auto Repairing LADIES COATS SUITS cmd- DRESSES M ENS S UI TS HA TS and OVE'RCOATS BLUE RIBBON SHOE SHOP We Know Our Leatherm Harding, We're For You HOTEL MORRI LTON JIHRHILTUN, .1 RK. W. U. SEHOUUIX. Mmmger Fm Thr' Mus! Il'astidiuns Tum'e', AMEN HIAN LADY BRAND Fume! Prmlm'ls Distributed by HASS LI EBER GROCERY COMPANY SI. Louis, Missouri Cam ph'm F?.ltx of PlGGLY-WIGGLY MUHHILTHN, ARKANSAS MORRILTON , ARKANSAS SINCE 1894 C omplim'en is of FRANK BROS. DRY GOODS COMPANY IT MUST BE RIGHT Compliments of FAULKNER DAIRY CO. PHONE 178 MUHHIIKFUX. ARKANSAS PARK'ER WITH PARKER For CUMPLETIC AUTO SERVICE PARKER MOTOR SERVICE Phone 442 MURHIL'I'UN. ARKANSAS MORRILTON MEAT MARKET SAUSAGE FACTORY Fresh and Cured Meats Sausage of all kinds WhnlI-snle IU'III llPlHil North Monm- Slrevl Phone 253 MUHIHLTUN. ARKANSAS WILLIAMS 8: CARGILE W'E SELL PETERSg DIAMOND BRAND SHOES COME TO SEE I'S MORRILTON HUB OF THE PETIT J EAN COUNTRY Mm-riltun is lln- Counfv sum aml principal market of Cnnwaly tluunty. lnmlt-d in tho hear! of NW righ Arkansas River valley. with splL-mlitl river lmllmn Izimls nn l-illu'r Rilll' :Ind 1110 finvst turn unul cotton land in tho Suulh. Sitmitml in lhc funlhills ol' the Umrks wlu-rv lhv finvsl pouches, gl'nm-s. and strawberries are grown. Mnrl'illun is Ell miles from Lillie Buck. and within 65 milvs of Hot Springs. world famous lwullh resort. wilh splvndill slate highways in hulh cities. Murrillnn is a city of 5.5m; Spll'nllill vilizt-ns. n communily nuiml for its bvulliirul homes. The t'iiy spunsnrs Ihnlzlry. Kiwanis, Puihfintil-r. :lml Yul'iuus nlhvr civic m'gullizniium. tngvlllvr with :In :Iclivu CHAMBER of COMMERCE. Situated within ii Illill'h nf Bt-auliful Pvlil .It'un Imnlntzlin. lhv cun- fmwwt. grounds of lln- Slnlr Y. M. C. A.. Mm-rilhm is an unusually fine plzlcv ill which to livv. Murrillnn is an ideal place in which In rvzu' your family. Its churches, schuuls, and college uffunl uppm'tunilivs I'urrly fuuml in one vummuniiy. Tho Mnrl'illun CHAMBER uf COMMERCE runsiders Harding Cullcgc one of thv communitys grvntrsl assets. Mnrrillun has pvvrylhillg. including lights. wzltvl'. sewerage, natural gas. lmn-tl streets. hnsnilnl. fin- sc-lmuls. Hunting college, Carnegie Li- brary, IILUUU Spinllll' tlnlltln Mill, icv plum. nil mill. 25.001! hzllt- slunmv compress. Soulh's fimvst anl-Cula plnnl. llumllr l'nt'lul'y. lnrgc planing mill, iCl: cream. bread zllltl szlusugv factories. H. M. IIL'IE, President J. L. LUCAS, Secretary MORRILTON C- HA M BER OF COM M ERC-E TO EVERY ONE VINO DESIRES A FHRISTIAN EDIT XK'I'ION M' E H'OL'LD SAY Come to T1hzrdz'7rzgf TO THOSE WHO WISH TO BUY DRY GOODS WJ'IG IN VI'I'I'I YOU TO R actor k FEM; ?ndxnfsli igiwnen j :Wmlllnmuumnn. Ir BARNES-ECHLIN PHOTOGRAPHERS Specializing in. College and High School Annual. Photography CONWAY. ARKANSAS MORRILTON BEAUTY SHOPPE 3111 Peoples Bunk $ Trust Cmnpuny Building BETTER BEAUTY VURK ' Phone 484 ussellville Printing Co. i331 CATALOG AND COM- MERCIAL PRINTERS Russellwlle, Arkansas STAR CLEANERS PHONE 56 We Apprerink Your Business : N C'm.E;30d,x Practically l-u-ry mam him 1-- cupics a position of Illujur rw spunsibilily wilh our inslilutiml- is an Arkansas 1mm. -prun,u from Arkansas stock Illlll rdn- ralcd in Arkansas schools. ' 4 That we have encouraged Ar- kansas' talent, we believe. ia rr- sponsible in par! for the rapid growlh enjoyed by Ike Assuri- nlcd Home Cnmpanics. INS URANCE HOMEMN LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS The College Book Store W! Synonym o! ServiceH FARISH VULCAN IZING COMPANY Battery Service MILLER TIRES GAS AND UH. JOHN PATTON 3t SON lh-uliug um! PlLImIJEIu.r Hhm-I Mrlul Vx'nrk Ihml'ing ALI. WORK fr'l'.-llf.ll.VTIfl:'D 12 N. Ens! Slrl'l'! PHONE 31 ALWAYS THE NEW THINGS in READY-TO-WEAR Phone 78 A DRUG STORE OF QUALITY H'htw l'mu- Prtlr'nmmp is A pp rr'm'ulrrf Always in tlhnrgv uf lh'gislm'ml Phul'nnu'islx .IH Kinds of Sundwirhm mm' Drinks HERBERT ROBERTS 8: COM PANY rm: maxim. S'I'Um-J MUIHHIJI'UN, ARKANSAS ORIGINALITY AND DISTINCTION . . . . . chnruclvl'iu- :III Cmmm'm'v- lm-rll lnvilnliutls and Class Pills :lml Iiings nl'nclm'wl by lln' Jac- t'm'd slums. Thvw :IH' lhv wnI'k uf skillwl :Il'liSlH :mtl cruftsnu-n :uul crmfm'm in vu-ry way to Un- high .lucrnrd Siznnulunl. Snmplvs mil! 1w ylurlly sulum'rlml. JACCARD JEWELRY COMPANY IIJ17-lll Wnlnul SlI'm-l KANSAS CITY. MISSOURI i1 MPLlMEN'l'S WHITI-z WA x' BA 1mm.- Hun? BEN xwr'r Axn Llcn-zu. 'l'ilI-z CONTIN ch'l'u. OIL FtanuxY B'IA'ITIII-HVS DRI'G Mnnuxv B-IONRIIJPHN BARBER Hum' Tum Ammw Hmrc'n' H'rnm-z 'Pm-zs Lin CAFE PEOPLES BANK 8 TRUST COMPANY MORRILTON. ARKANSAS T'ircstone TRl-SERVICE CO. 3 3 3 TUBBY MITCHELL ONE-STOP SERVICE Drink N970 Orange Crush E very Bottle S teril-ized ORANGE CRUSH BOTT-Ll NG WORKS M 01-11! ton, A 1 ka11,.9a3 COMPLIM ENTS OF' J. C. Penney Campany MORRILTON. ARKANSAS ENGRAVING BY PEERLESS ENGRAVING COMPANY ARTISTS. PHOTO ENGRAVERS $11er ??ark.d7rkdnms