The Cedarville Herald, Volume 71, Numbers 27-52

V - c X ?he .Cedarville, O. Herald I On the School Scene Continued from Page One jtivenesa of the performance. Mrs. Foster was assisted by [Mrs. Eleanor McCallister, on the Ipiano and Solovox. Hindu Speaker Addresses Students Mr. Nilkanth Chavre spoke to the students on the subject of .India at a special assembly Thurs­ day, November 4, in the school auditorium. Interesting points discussed by the speaker were differences in the customs of the United States and India; what the people o f In­ dia think of the U. S.; and the religion o f India. Mr. Chavre also gave an inter­ esting demonstration showing the ability o f the Hindu girls to take one long piece of material and make it into several different out­ fits, merely by wrapping it around themselves in different ways. He also illustrated easy methods of shaping the turban headgear worn by men. In conclusion, the speaker warned that we can either make or destroy destiny, and he made it clear that the solution to the pro­ blem is not war. . . . . F. H. A. Initiation Held Nov. 2 Eleven freshmen girls joined the Future Homemakers associa­ tion, last Tuesday evening. The initiates were asked to give the pledge or the association, and the constitution was read to them by Joan Lister, secretary of the club. Red. and white libbons were presented to the new mem­ bers of the organization, which made them officially F. II. A. .members. * A chili supper then was served at which everyone* had fun and welcomed the newcomers. Later in the evening, the girls had group Friday, November 12, 1948 singing and dancing in the Home Ec room. . , . . Noon-Movies This year, the Juniors are again ■sponsoring a serial movie at noon on Thursdays. The serial, which is being shown this year, is Jungle Menace. Also th F. F, A. is presenting The Oregon Trail on Tuesday. I f you should enter the main hall o f C. H. S. on one of these days at noon, you will know what is causing all the confusion in the auditorium! . . ..*■ ATTENTION l What: Public Auction spon­ sored by Band Mothers' Club. Where: Cedarville High School Grounds. When: November 13 at 12:00 Noon. Why: Proceeds to go toward new band uniforms fo r Cedarville High School Band. Don’t: miss this sale! Nicknames—Whence Do They Come? I f a stranger were to walk through the halls of C. H, S. be­ tween classes, he might have some misgivings as to whether or not he had gotten into a menagerie, upon hearing such names as Rab­ bit, Dog, Froggy, Spider and Muskrat. For you who do not recognize these local comic-strip characters, let me identify them: Rabbit—Jerry Wilburn; Dog—■ Don Turner; Froggy—Cletus Frederick; Spider —* Charlotte Harphant; and Muskrat — Joan Sheely. Other interesting nicknames might be heard, the origin of which no one quite understands: Chess—Joan Stewart; Lover— Don Heidorn; Abie—Paul Vest; Bo—Jimmy Stewart; Ike—Rich­ ard Spraeklin; Spanky—Roger Collins; Bimmy—Jimmy Luttrell; and Squints—Jack Irvine. A few o f the pet names have See UsForExpertShoe Repairing Real genuine leather, Invisible half soleing no extra cost!—We work while you wait. MODERN SHOE REPAIR ELLISON, Prop. Phone Jamestown 44761 CourtHouseBeautyShop 37 Green St. Xenia, Ohio Phone 627 Announces that EleanorHertenstein of Cedarville has been employed as a new operator. Miss Hertenstein was formerly at Allen’s Beauty Shop in Cedarville. YOU CAN HAVE SERV iSOFT RES U S PAT O/f. SOFT WATER SERVICE ON A # Why wait longer to enjoy pure soft water in your home? Order"Servisoft newt Equipment is available for immediate installation. . . you can take advantage of this modern utility service at once. Remember: you . don’t invest one cent in the purchase of a softener. You pay only a low-cost monthly service charge . . . and we do all the servicing for you. No wonder so many home-owners — and home-renters — are taking: advantage of Servisoft! Fsr complete details, phone Cot come in now. . . , Y SOFT WATER SERVICE, INO. In Cedarville Earl Chaplin c-o Chaplin Cleaners Cedarville 6-2231 WE SOFTEN THE WATER FOR YOU COLLEGE Continued from Page One mouth, and Prof. Mendell E. Beat- tie. Myers Bost, Springfield, and Pres. Ira D. Vayhinger advocated the Republican point o f view. The 4Progressive platform was defend­ ed by Richard Brown, Harrisburg, Pa., and Dan Webster, Hamilton, expounded the Socialist theory. •been acquired by certain individu­ als purely by accident. For in­ stance, Spider was the name given to Charlotte Harphant, after Jer­ ry Pitstick put a toy spider in her hair, causing her to be in tears fo r about a half hour from fright. Paul Vest received the name of Swain recently when the Junior English class studied word defini­ tions. On this occasion, Abie was asked to define the word swain, but he was stumped. To help him a little with the word, Mrs. Ches- nut suggested that maybe he ex­ emplified the word. But Abie still being unable to define the word, Mrs. Chesnut explained that the word swairt means a country ■ lad bitten by the love bug. j On our return trip after h ear-! ing the Atomic lecture in Dayton 1 last Friday, a weighty discussion was being held on the merits of Roger Collins' i.fckname—Fat. Bill Fisher suggested that pleas- j ingly plump might be more appro- ’ priate, after which Roger remark- 1 ed, Why not heavy set Thereup­ on, Mr. Guthrie inquired of Roger whether he understood the term center of gravity, and whether the name should be heavy set or* set heavy (with all due apoligics to grammatical authorities,) Coach Mendell E. Beattie an­ nounced that basketball practice began in earnest, Monday even­ ing, with football players report­ ing fo r the first time. Practice sessions are held each night at 7. There are three squads: Varsity, junior varsity, and freshman. Upperclassmen who do not quali­ f y fo r the varsity, -will comprise the junior varsity. . The first game is slated for November 23, a t Cedarville, with Bliss college, o f Columbus furnishing the oppo­ sition. ' The Cedarville College Caravan- ers presented a program at the Bath Township Presbyterian chiirch near Osborn, at 10:30 a. m. Sunday. The group held its regular meeting Monday evening at 8 p. m. The guest speaker at the last Monday evening meeting of Kap­ pa Sigma Kappa, was Dean G. B. Dodd, who talked on the “Func­ tion of a Fraternity in a College.” Prof. James Ramsey was the guest speaker Monday. Pres. J_ay Check, of Kappa Sigma Kappa, announced the appointment of a building committee: Kenneth Ju­ dy, Cedarville, chairman; James Dunn, Winchester; and Donald, Nock, Dayton. FEED FACT: O F EVERY IOO PULLETS. HOUSED, DURINGTHE YEAR <U. S. AVERAGE). . 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