DECEMBER CALENDAR IContinuedl * 4-Enrollment for winter term. Lambda Sigma's porty ot Legion Hut. 5-Dreary Saturday. Rain and cold. No studying to do. 6- Church decides to send Dole Larsen to Syracuse, N. Y. this summer . 7-GiriS' social clubs send bids. Boys have meetmg. 8-Change In mail system. Put up at noon instead of after chapel. "Interferes with classes," they soy . 9 -Bursar conceives Idea of demanding dining hall permits in order to apply pressure to delinquent bill payers. It worked! -Chapel assembly Sings Christmas corals. Armstrong makes exceptional chapel speech. 12-Student anxiously await release for Christmas holidays. 13-Twilight ~rogram and Christmas dinner in dining hall. 14-Teachers start giving exams-to check up on term work- some think exams were for o ther reasons. Very little Interest is manifested in class work. 16- ·Less interest shown- many leave Wednesday night . ., -Goodbye, Merry Christmas! 29-- -"The whining school boy, creeping like snail unwillingly to school." 3~llnlon Davidson speaks at prayer meeting. 31-New Year's party-second show-late snackand ring It out and ring It In. * JANUARY CALENDAR * 2 Mrs. S. A. Bell returns to UniverSity of Chicago. 3 College church and downtown church start rodlo programs. 4 Red sweaters, red socks. red shirts, etc. are worn by Harding girls in on effort to stl( wroth of Godden Hall men. ROBBINS·SANFORD MERCANTILE CO. • Ladies' Drcsses ..tnd Coat s Ladies' Shoes Boys' and .l\len 's Clothing and Shocs * Compliments 0/ SELIG COMPANY Atlanta , G{'or~ia GOOD FO 0 D FOR * PLEASED GUESTS JOHN SEXTON & CO. CHICAGO BROOKL Y N - DALLA S - ATLANTA Bpst Wish es lUem phis, T e nnessee
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