THE BEACON
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’’The Wear in-’ of the Green*’
On the 17th of jfjrch green flashes con—
Bpi'ci -uc'y *koM coat lnoels, from anklets,
fr^ -irio -csc or./Ls.. from ear bobs, from
bui'1 k. ^ .c h*1. wtfc-re - Everyone—those
ri* h. uttie 3.a a teaspoonful of Irish
biovu, those v>'.th as muon as buc-icet.? of
this :Plasma from Erin*} or none at all—
flaunt green in commemoration of St. Pat
rick, a priest whose vision was bounded
by the Irish Seas, yet whose influence
touched the world*
St* Patriok dedicated his life to mak
ing ONE people the children of God> and,
aside from God and His Saints, Patrick
seems to have loved none but these people,
the Irish, The reason was that Ireland was
the place he was shepherd of and he gave
his whole life for its it was not that his
heart was narrow and un-christian*
This dedication of life to one people
is the excuse for what we encounter4 on
March 17th—the crowing, the Conviviality*
and the wearin* of the green* It is all an
attempt to pay a debt that can never be
paid#
LOCAL GIRL FEATURED VOCALIST
Something new in the way of entertain
ment for Washington State College students
and Pullmanites was introduced recently
when Kay Guthrie and his musical combo,
"The Four Squares" opened the first ses
sion of "Friday. Nite Club" in-.the Wash- .
ington Hotel Ballroom# ' • ' y
In addition to thici”9-:-12'r30 dancing*
floor-shows, table service’ and soft drinks
are available# Our'"Daisy June" (Mrs#
Guthrie) is featured as vocalist. •.
"We felt the lack of an.entertainment
outlet in Pullman for college students de
manded attention," says Guthrie, "and the
complete cooperation of the Washington
Hetel manegeraent was secured to help us
provide dancing plus the atmosphere that
college students enjoy."
HOW UN-FUNHY CAN YOU BE?
Whoever has stooped to draining the
radiators of the oars parked in the Town
Square while owners are at the 3hvw,c hot
ter be smart enough to out it oui; t of era
he is caughtJ Henry Smith and John Noleon
were recent vio’‘*:im of this prank te »
Feeling is strong against suoh v. n-funry
stunts and when caught punishment will not
be__FOare_d._ ___ _ _
The M'.son Dixie line is the division
between ’’you all” and ’’youse guys' ,
To be interesting you must be interestec
T Children need npdels, not critics#
dryis
/£f'/.4s& — * —* -
Blanui it on the past ^&jjjj
few spring days:. . ...
nI tattoed your picture on my spine.
And now-**Alas, Alaekt
V/e1 re parted company; I don*t see how
I’ll EVER face my back I1'
Yeah, and 6ay,. be watching for an ddded
attraction* The Four Tikchiok Mountain
Boys: Willie, Zeb, Junior and Lem and
PETUNIAI
Who finally found his wife in Room 19?
Why do .you suppose it was necessary t©>
go to all the formality of the ’'best”
glasses in, the house the soberest bar
tender* and the cordial nirthday toast/,
when it- was-water- that, flowed from those
dewy* dark green Champagne bottles?** *.
I had iSo laugh at his confession: every
time I get near ice, my blood turns, to
BourbonS' • *. -v
;’;i. u - •« *.. • - L
I should advertise? They tried to get
me to wear my hair in: the new coiffure,
the Horses Tail.** '
I think he was going hut he might have
been You canft tell by the way he
wear8 hip. hat.
Sho said her folk3 were one of the OLD
families cf Texas— really Squatters, but
luckily .from North Texas where there are
j.esb hot 10 i;Eo
That handsome rasoals A blonde for eaoh
arm-~and CN EIM THIT LOOKED GOOD.
No, Vr.’at aoout the *rbrnV
Be careful when shopping• Hops are
in a package that Lck-als a lot like .raisins9
Do nGias; .b&gs ever hatch* tohat do yrr•
gat*- thenbell, maa'U run, Jut
rano,iocup a gum tre-e and am I stuoko
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