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Campus Party Set
For Tuesday Night
By BEVERLY KNIGHT
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gym
,t 7:S Th.i Gay -Nineties stum night is being spor ored by the
„crrition • lass of Howard, the Pan Hellenic Council ana the Student
Senate.
Pre-pirty games and barber shop quartets are fir* on the e»e-
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Oda. A grand march ailpn. followed by the organiza¬
tional sidle, refreshments and presentation of tronhi*. f— tt..
•olatuidiiig sklta wlU occupy the remainder of tl^ evening f JZ
least half the student body. mug , or a*
-The three organiiations spoiworing this party hope to make it an
The Howard
CRIMSON
Vol. 33
FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1949
No. 12
Sudduth Is Speaker
For Founders’ Day
By MARK CHANDLER J
annual affair.” states Joyce Griffin, president of the Pan Hellenic Coun¬
cil. "Therrfore the Student Senate has purchased two gold trophies to
create interest in the future stunt nights."
Each id eleven organizations will vie for these cup awards by pre¬
senting skits in the following order; Beta Sigma Omicron, Delta Zeta,
Pi Kappa Phi, Delta Sigma Pbi, Sigma Nu. Pi Kappa Alpha, BSU
'Girls). Phi Mu. Alpha Delta Pi. Lambda Chi Alpha and BSU (Boys).
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Search Ie On
For Ugly Guy
“Mirrow, mirrow on the wall . . .
who is 'ugliest' of them all?”
Each year the Alpha Phi Omega,
service fraternity sponsors an ugly
man contest.
Each organisation on the cam¬
pus will promote the campaigns
for his candidate. Rallies and
skits will hold the limelight,
along with the contestants pic¬
tures which will be on display
on the bulletin board in Main.
The sororities will furnish pub¬
licity posters for the entire cam¬
paign.
Different individuals in each or¬
ganization will be appointed to col¬
lect the money for the votes, each
of which is one cent A large con¬
tainer for the collection of the votes
will be placed by the pictures of
the contestants.
The profits will be given to the
March of Dimes campaign of the
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis.
The organization whose candidate
collects the most money will be
declared winner of the title.
Last year over $400 wa cleared
in the campus drive.
Dr. Sudduth . . .
Dr. Solon B. Sudduth, director of the physical education
department of Peabody College in Nashville, is slated to be
the featured speaker February 1, for the Founders’ Day pro¬
gram in the college auditorium at 11:00 a.m. 'I his event will
commemorate the 107th anniversary of the founding of Howard
College.
Dr. Sudduth is a Howard ’29 alumnus with a record as an
outstanding football and basketball letterman.
• - — - After graduation from How¬
ard he served Georgetown Col¬
lege, Kentucky; Goodwater,
Alabama, High School ; Ala¬
bama College. Montevallo;
Livingston State Teachers Col¬
lege ; and other Southern
schools in coaching and teach¬
ing capacities.
Dr. Sudduth received a Ph.D. de¬
gree from George Peabody College
in 1941 and was commissioned as a
naval officer the following year.
After three years service in the
armed forces he returned to Liv¬
ingston College as dean in Novem¬
ber. 1945. He assumed his present
duties as professor of physical edu¬
cation and director of the depart¬
ment of physical education at Pea¬
body in June. 1946.
Other participants on the
Founders’ Day program will be
Rev. Henry C. Roger*, another '
Howard alumnus and pastor of
the South Highlands Baptist
Church In Bessemer, who wlU
render the invocation; Ma)or
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Day proi
Feb. L He Is a fo
Howard College football star.
Columbia Association To Hear Howard Students Sunday
Howard Ministerial Students
. . . who will be preaching in churches In the
Morri, Freeman. Ray Foreman. Harold CnmbU. Charles
Маме.
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D Wallace, director of religious activities, Dr-^U*®'
Second row— G win McDonald. Calvin Coggtns,Charles
nurd row — Aalton Aaaley. Henry Hulgon. Byron Smlt
ier.
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B. Martin. Gene Hannah. _
Fourth row— Lester R. Roach, Jr., Bobby Roberson. M
Ministerial students participating not Aown in ptotime
Mount Fac*ty advisors not pictured are Dr. Vernon G. Da-
Baptist Association Sunday. January 30. are: first
David Causey, Cole Skelton, Bobby Gray. Harry Oliver. Ji
Williams, fmcnlty advisor. Charles Glaze.
Hopkins, Wallace Welch. Billy Joe Thompson. Lewis Drummond,
i. Nelson Bullard. David Bentley. Ralph Halbrooks. Robert
■ Ministerial students from Howard
Icollege will fill the pulpits of the
1^42 Baptist churches of the Colum¬
bia Baptist Association, which sur¬
rounds Dothan, on Sunday, Janu¬
ary 30.
The ministerial students, accom¬
panied by Mr. Dick Wallace, direc¬
tor of religious activities, will leave
the campus tomorrow at 8:30 p.m.
for Houston County where they
will take part in a program de¬
signed to let the people of Ala¬
bama know more about the work
being done by the young preachers
studying at Howard.
The college administration
Is cooperating In this effort to
send a Howard student to every
Baptist Church in the state.
Rallies will be held Saturday
night at five churches strategically
located in the association. Each of
these meetings will be attended by
at least eight students who will
conduct services consisting of
choral singing, testimonies, Bible
quizzes, and sermons.
The rallies are scheduled to be
held at the Southside Church of
Dothan. Mount Gilead. Webb. Ash¬
ford. and Cottonwood.
All 42 churches of the asso-
clatlon will hear a student
preacher at 11
алп.
Sunday.'
The week-end program will be
Stone, Jr., brought to a climax Sunday at 2:30
Elmore. Mr. Rich- p m at
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First Baptist Church
of Dothan.
Mac Johnson, president of
Howard’s Ministerial Associa¬
te rawford Howell.
Ray Crow-
hnton. George William*, Bob No
i are Cecil Golden. Dick Hogue.
Dr. Parks Red wine.
Stanley Howell. Joe Parker, and Fred will be made on
