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  • Wednesday, May 22, 1945 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Page Seven Baptist Union Council Name New Officers For the first time in the history of the Baptist Student Union of Western Carolina Teachers College, one person will hold the office of B.S.U. president for two years. Christine Finch, junior, was voted to receive this honor at a recent election of incoming officers. On a recent Sunday morning an installation service for all the B.S.U. council members was held at the Cullowhee Baptist church. The charge to the officers was the morning message. Walter Connelly, B.S.U. president at Mars Hill college, delivered the charge. Other members of the incoming council are: Annie Laura Mulkey, enlistment vice-president; Mary Raby, social vice-president; Nellie Runyans, devotional vice-president; Vada Lyda, secretary; Phyllis Dil- liard, treasurer; Louise Carpenter, pianist; Jannette White, choirister; Delite Kirk, publicity chairman; Carolyn Blankenship, magazine promoter; Ruth Dockery, Y.W.A. president; Josephine Fox, Sunday school representative; and Sadie Wallin, B.T.U. representative. The retiring council is: Mildred Cherry, enlistment vice-president; Mary Raby, social vice-president; Dorothy Ramsey, devotional vice- president; Mozelle Cherry, secretary; Truby Ledbetter, treasurer; Sadie Wallin, pianist; Nellie Runyans, choirster; Tommy Corley, publicity chairman; Ruth Webb, Y.W.A. president; Annie Laura Mulkey, B.T.U. representative; and Mildred Ensley, Sunday school representative. Journalism Club Elects Officers Jean Hall was appointed associate editor and Madrie Gallway was elected secretary-treasurer for next year in a special meeting of the Western Carolinian staff, May 14. Lynwood Halliburton was recently elected editor by the student body. It was decided by the members to revise the constitution and allow only those persons who have had journalism or who are taking it to belong to the Journalism Club, and consequently to work on the Western Carolinian staff. May 20 was decided by the members as the date for the annual picnic. A committee of all the out-going officers were in charge of the food. Dentons From South America Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. John Denton of Aruba Island off the northeast coast of South America were guests of Dean and Mrs. Bird recently and reviewed old friendships among the faculty members. Mr. Denton received his degree from this institution in the spring of 1937 after completing his college work in the summer of 1936. According to Dean Bird he was considered one of the most outstanding students on the campus. He made a fine scholastic record and was active in all major sports. After graduation Denton accepted a position with the Standard Oil Company with headquarters at Charleston, South Carolina. A year later he went to Aruba Island to take charge of one of the units of a huge oil and gas refinery there where he has been since. He and Mrs. Denton returned to their home May 9 after a three weeks visit to the States. Campus Scenery With every bit of joy there seems to be some sorrow. So with the last week of school—so many nice things happening, and parties to go to—and exams take all the fun out of everything! (Sigh)—College life! When the English staff gives a party for all majors and minors in English, it really goes "all-out" and as a result Mrs. Campbell limps into class (from weariness) the next day with a new line of adjectives and a number of students have a "Chaucer look" around the gills. I still want to know who the bright "keed" is who thought majors was only something with oak leaves on their shoulers. Oh, to be a lucky junior or a dignified senior! No — not the honors or the "sheepskin", but think of the wonderful food they get at their reception! There's something missing! Where are the good old days, when everybody had a grand time chasing everybody else with an annual and a pen. Since the annuals are late everybody just chases (period) and the rock wall isn't an annual rendezvous but anyway—! Graduation gives us all a weepy feeling—and we keep wondering how things will seem next year without the seniors. For instance, who will be Bud Freeman's senior "chaperone", who will be Tommy Corley's leading lady, and who will be Lee Miller's "Practice teacher?" I could rave on for columns but after all a guy just has two eyes to be—discolored! A new idea for the Suggestion Box—why doesn't the Student Body make things easier for the returnees by making low on the Army Tests. Contributed by "one who Bunked." Witherspoon Is Heard In Annual Baccalaureate The Reverend J. B. Witherspoon, professor of homilties and Christian sociology at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Ky., was the baccalaureate speaker at Western Carolina Teachers College. The baccalaureate service was held in the Hoey Auditorium, May 27, at 11 a. m. A graduate of Wake Forest College, Mr. Witherspoon also studied at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Ordained a minister in the Baptist church in 1906, Dr. Witherspoon has served as pastor for the First Baptist Church, Oxford, N. C, the First Baptist Church, Winston-Salem, N. C, and Highland Church, Louisville. He was a professor of Hebrew and Old Testament Theology at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas. Mr. Witherspoon is author of The Book We Teach. Mulkey Elected Head Of Int. Relations Club Annie Laurie Mulkey, rising junior from Murphy, was elected president of the International Relations Club at its May meeting. Irene Jordan, rising junior of Murphy, was elected vice-president; and Nelle Runyans, rising sophomore of Shelby, was elected secretary-treasurer. Miss Mulkey has been elected • president of the Junior class for next year, rising president of Alpha Phi Sigma, secretary-treasurer of the Woman's House Government, vice president of the B.S.U. Council, and first vice president of the state B.S.U. Miss Runyans is a member of Women's House Government, and rising secretary-treasurer of the B.S.U. Miss Jordan is a member of the Western Carolina Players and of the Big Sister Club. She played a minor roll in the winter production, "The Skin of Our Teeth." Robertson Hall Elects Officers Members of the Robertson Hall council gave a lawn party tor the Robertson Hall girls in front of their dormitory, May 14, at 10:30 p. m. Sally Laughlin, out-going secretary of the council for this year and Virginia Wilkinson, chief councilman for next year, were in charge of the food. Punch and eats were served to the girls who entrtained themselves by group singing and story-telling. Special guests were Miss Anne Albright, Miss Anne Rabe and Miss Charlotte Watson. Baptist Choir Have Spring Picnic Here A gang of hoodlums arrested in Cleveland kept an index of their crimes. The cards should be stacked against them. In celebration of birthdays of choir members this spring and throughout the summer months, the members of the Cullowhee Baptist choir held their annual spring picnic at the Baptist church, Thursday evening, May 10. The choir had planned to go to Lake Glenville for the picnic but had to change their plans because of bad weather. Vases of blue and yellow iris with matching candles dcorated the picnic tables in the church basement. The menu consisted of barbecued chicken, potato salad, vegetable salad, coffee, iced tea and cup cakes. Mark Osborne .pastor of the Baptist church was honor guest. His third wedding anniversary was observed on that occasion also. As hail of the program, he read a Negro sermon. Men's House Govt. Has Spring Picnic Here Shrieks and shorts adorned the once tranquil Painter's pasture as the Men's House Government and their "chosen ones" invaded the territory for their spring quarter picnic Saturday afternoon, May 12. Combining the efforts of L. H. Halliburton, president of the M. H. G., and Mr. Clarence Chrisman, assistant dean, the picnic was a satisfactory repast, and that means food! Special guests at the picnic were Miss Anne Albright, dean of women, and Miss Mabel Tyree, matron of Madison Hall, and a member of the English faculty. Most of the boys at the picnic dragged along a date, if only to have someone to stand in the food line with two plates to be filled. Always the food! And what • food! Hot dogs, roasted in the open fire built by Junior Woodsman Chrisman. with all the trimmings, potato salad, cole slaw, sliced tomatoes, cookies, apples, and to drink, lemonade. At least there was lemonade before the committee for tasting swung into action. Climbing straight up a spring- decked mountainside, looking at the view and then dashing back to the rest of the party seemed to be the favorite outdoor sport of many of the couples. After eating everything present but a peck of sliced onion, the picnic slacked to that comfortable stage basking in the sun is the vogue. Then home again to spend the last two nickels of the M. H. G. treasury in the juke box.
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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