The Slate (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 10, 1924 Page: 2 of 4
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THE
Oft'ic-iiil Student Publication of Phillips University Published Thursday of
each week during ih f ill and spring semesters E uteri ! at the PostilTiee
at Enid Oklahoma as second clacs matter
Subscription price $1 00 per year fi cents per copy
STAFF
Arlo F Kelley Kditor-ii-Chief
Harold Rogers Associate tldilof
Josei'hine Strickler — Ass’t Editor
Lewis Buchanan Business Manager
Ross (Irillitli ' Ministei ial
Miriam Rude Exchange Edituijl John Glahn Spo”ts
Mary K Townsend--Society Ediumj Vernon Jacobs Feature
Reporters
Betty Huyek John B Waller Nor- ris Swearingen and Winston Eaam
COLLEGE FRIENDSHIP
Friendship! Is not friendship
r I The modern college students
an education in itse ah' i are gentlemen It has been said
great educators have said tint 1 0f tle students of the larger uni
the hook knowledge acquired in ' versities and some smaller ones
college is not nearly so valuable also that the students are “cow-
to the individual as the knowl-' dies” and everything but gentie-
edge one gets from associating1 men This is indeed a serious Professor: “And when Lord
with the many types of people charge because the young men Chesterfield saw that death was
represented in such an instilii- that are in college have gone near he gathered all his friends
tion there for training that they j around him But before he
On a college campus there are might be success! ul businos i breathed his last he uttcivd
many kinds of friendships There men The question now arises those immortal words Who
are the friendships of those less are they “rowdies” knows what the dying words of
fortunate for then' leader the Never in the brief I'inory of Lord Chesterfield were!
frirndshin that comes through Phillips has there been co n-
admiration the friendship r plaint about the ren -tukvds
fellow classmates again one not being gc-nPcim 1 vhih- in i!a-
fir's many natural friend-iips city of Maid or on ihc lmivei -by
between the I'ppm-ito sexc- an ) cmmv Ismail in dan : of h-ys
there are many lyiendiy at ta-hf- id'i hare been rep ': ted firm
mem- he1 ween congenial 'Kin- the dean of women concvnr'uc
dred Spirits” the d':rnnl’v but tin’s will ml
The ceileg e1 Indent with has hamion again
host of friends does no usually Men we are men and wo
realize the value of these friend- should each one main k a point
ships so easily made lie dees at all t'me to conduct mir-wivs:
not lake time to know how much as gentlemen and uphold the
friendship is like sound lioaUii reputation of I’hrh- in Men1
that K we seldom know the-
value of 'ach until it is lost"
True friends are made l’r lit
It is verv true that one leaves!
college promising undying friend i
Pi-a-
shin and at first letters Slow- ' o’' kirn at all
y hut surely they diminish i-Viit’i mmty sail ucpptv
lumbei’ and size Finally only I -Ail over like a pul!
l:0'Biit grab him lv his ‘ddny v
mi
a dim memorv and yet
knows? After many years one
mav look for this self-same old
friend Does this old friend
come to the rescue? Indeed
yes !
Is a friend in need a friend in-
deed ?
Well now that all depends
For if indeed the friend’s in
need
Alas the friendship ends”
Charles Cotton says: “There
is no such thing as an end to
real friendship True college
friends are usuallv happy to
have met happy to have been
and happy to meet again ’
J & J GROCERY
PHILLIPS LUNCH
We serve Good Big appetiz-
ing meals every day We aim to
please and satisfy
OUR SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
Chicken Pie 25c Tuesday April 15
Home Dinner 25c - Thursday April 17
Short Orders Hot and Cold Drinks
Ice Cream etc served at all hours
Let us help you with that Picnic Lunch
Take some our Fresh Marshmallows
with you — 5 cents per doz
WE SEZVE SUNDAY BREAKFAST
8:00 to 10:00 o'clock
SLATE
STUDENTS ARE GENTLEMEN
and elsewhere
LAI GH AND URO’A THIN
Cow to Kill an Oyster
Don’t dorwn him i inegar
And gently hold vour breath
Whilst with your eager tienb-
ling tongue—
Just TICKLE him fo death
— 0 Collegian
“How long does an engine
last?” asked the inquisitive old
lady of the locomotive engine :r
“About thirty years” he an-
swered patiently
“Oh I should think a tugn
looking thing like that would
last much longer than thirty
years”
“Maybe it would if it didn’t
smoko so much!”
J & J GROCERY
Pat and Mike
Pat and Mike were sail'ng
across the ocean Mike died
while on the journey and they
threw the body in the water
but it would not sink They
tied some coal to his body a id
threw it overboard again Pat
watched him sink under tue
water and he turned to the cap-
tain and said: “Begorry I al-
ways kenew he would go there
1 but I didn't know that he had
to take his fuel with him”
Ike: “Swim out here fadd :r
I’m sinking!”
Abe: “I can’t swim throw
papa your watch and I'll pray
for you”
She : “It’s only six o’clock
and I told you to come after d' li-
ner” z
He: “ That’s what I came
after”
WEDDINGS I
ii i-- T1- Fern Dfcoknan of
'v ie i d Mr Mi hi S tUoiPlen of
Tnii lor'” w'-'i ma'Tied at the
church daily Ther--liv a ft anmo'i I
Viardi P'7 at -1 oVhuk They will !
c" ' c (1 air home ii Tmikawa I
Civile Sherman received a Pt-1
ter t'n east 'veek asking hir to
deliver He Baccalaureate S r- i
men in his home town Neosho i
Missouri
Max Freeman went to Oklaho-
ma Cily Saterdnv mornin to at-
tpn Ai'lomoh'l' Show and
Pear Pieman's orchestra Be
also "isPed relative-'- while them
THE
ENID NATIONAL
EANK
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ENID
ENID LAUNDRY
CO
GOOD PLACE TO SEND
YOUR DRY CLEANING
Aifency at
Philips Lunch
HURT AUSTIN SAYS-
Start the Track and Baseball seasons
ritt lit by getting Into a brand new suit or
track outfit We have most complete line
of baseball and track accessories in town
We carry anything in the (port line any
one wants
Come in and select your graduation
gifts also
Oh East Side of Square
McCASH DEDICATES
(Continued from 1st Page)
Woolard At the present time
David Donaldson is directing the '
choir of the church teaching a
class in Sunday School and as j
sisling in the direction of the
whole religious education pro-
gram j
President McCash is to be con-
gratulated upon his success in
raising more money than that
required by the church Phil-
lips University extends congrat-
ulations to Ero E C Whitaker
and the church at IYnra City on
their noteworthy achievement
Many true words are spoken
through false teeth !
J & J GROCERY
“The
Fool’s
Awakening”
ALL STAR CAST
Tkurs Friday Saturday
Wed Thun
Fri Saturday
Laura Marie
Harrington’s
“GPYSY
WAYFARERS”
Criterian Theatre
'Mf'jrfliiniir ihmk
TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST WE HAVE IT!
Enid’s Finest Drug Store
n 1IM
Phone 383
RENT -
“DRIVE ’EM
219 East Randolph
Harold Shimeall says the on-
ly hard-boiied thing he likes is
a hard-boiled egg
The girl on East Broadway
says “If some people didn’t brag
on themselves there probably
wouldnt be any braggingdone
Miss Merna Crabtree who
was operated on for acute ap-
pemlicilis a week or so ago is
out of the hospital and will be
hack in school m n few davs
I & J GROCERY
CITY SHINING PARLOR
WE t'IEAX AXP SHINE ANY
KIND OF SHOES
Next to Siinfoi-iLFrazier
Jm
A E HAMMER
DAUBER SHOP
Tlnri 'luii is— Wo solioit your trado
West Sido Phono IS
CUNNING & I rC HAN'T
liAKPEE SHOP
Boys Wt Appec ate Your Trade
"08 V Broadway — By Sanderson Hole!
FREE TO ALL
CONVENTION HALL
TUESDAY APRIL 14th
Dr Khiro and Co
GREAT HEALTH REVIVAL
opens with a gigantic
Exhibit of the Psychic
Conan Doyle’s Spirit Pictures
Sir Oliver Lodge's great
Cabinet Seance
Ask him any questiou
He can tell you
Reserved Seats lOcts
Doors open 7 p m Curtain 8 p m
Northwest Corner of Square
A - CAR
YOURSELF”
Phone 737
J & J GROCERY
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The Slate (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 10, 1924, newspaper, April 10, 1924; Enid, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2105434/m1/2/: accessed June 30, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.