The Stetson Reporter

■MM The tetsoii Bcportci' '' "Florida's Oldest College Newspaper" W 63rd YEAR STETSON UNIVERSITY, DELAND, FLORIDA -:- FEBRUARY 10, 1950 NUMBER 16 IglOllS • * * n?pliasis Week .* * * >egins * ^ ^ Sign Ennis and Band Henderlite, Moody To Speak During Religious Emphasis Week, Feb. 13-16 By GRAVES EDMONDSON } "Christianity in Action" will be the theme of the observance of ^Religious Emphasis Week, February 13-16. The program will open Monday with Chapel services, and will continue through, Thursday with evening services, seminars, daily chapel, and discussion periods. Visiting speakers for Emphasis Week will be Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. Dr. Henderlite.has been at the Training School in Richmond for six years; prior to this position she served as a teacher of Bible in junior Colleges and high - schools in different parts of the country. She attended Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Ga., New York University, and received her Ph.D. from Yale in Christian Ethics. Dr. Moody, a graduate of Baylor University and the Southern Baptist Seminary, lias served as a Baptist minister in his native Texas, and in Indiana and Kentucky, In 1944 he was elected a fellow of the National Council on Religion in ^Higher Education, and studied on. the; Council's "Kent Fellowship in Coulmbia University and in Union Theological Seminary in 194445. He recently studied abroad in Switzerland, and has been on the faculty of the:. Southern Seminary since 1945. The evening services of the week will begin at 7:00 p. m., with Dr. : Moody as speaker each evening. His subjects will be "Let's Begin Within,'' Monday;, "Prayer is *« Power,'' Tuesday; "It's. Out of This World," Wednesday; and "How We "Marriage is a Christian Business-" on Wednesday. Dr. Rachel Henderlite, professor of religious education at the Presbyterian Training School in Richmond, Va„ and Dr. Dale Moody, professor at the Southern Baptist Dr. Moody will lead seminars on the following subjects: "Modernism: Compromise. With the Present," Monday; "Fundamentalism: An Escape to the Past," Tuesday; and "The Social Gospel A Problem of the Future," Wednesday. Another feature of the wee'k's activities will be, an informal coffee hour at the Religious Center each morning at 10:30 a. m. The visiting speakers will he present "-for informal discussion. Subject for next week's chape! services have also been announced. On Monday Dr. Moody will discuss "Social Suieide." Dr. Henderlie will speak Tuesday on "The Imperative of God," and on Wednesday her' subject will be "On Being a Real Person." Dr. Moody will speak again; his subject will be "The Really Real." Want to Dig ira Mound? -Dr. Ezra Allen and' Prof. J. B. May.Know Whether We Are Dead Adams will conduct archeological or Alive," Thursday. Following these meetings at 8:15 p. m. seminars will be held by Dr. Moody and Dr. Henderlite on subjects of a vital and practical nature to college youth and to Christians. Each of the guest speakers will lead one seminar each evening, Monday through Wednesday. Dr. Henderlite's topices will be "The South: the Southern Christian's No. 1 Responsibility," Monday evening; "The Will of God in Todays Decisions," Tuesday, evening; and explorations: into a shell mound.,at Ponce Delieqn; Springs featmrday morning.- Students. ; wishing 'to assist are requested to meet at the side entrance or Elizabeth Hall at 8:30 a.m.' Saturday. For 'Hatter Holiday' Beauty Contest, Concert Head Program National Kappa Pi Works , # . on Exhibit in Holmes Haii Of Feb. 18*, DeLeon Springs Is Site An exhibit of 30 paintings done merritt in various mediums has been on By PAT MERR1TT display in Holmes Hall, Fine Arts Skinnay Ennis, featured vocalist on Bob Hope's ''Pepsodent" Building, since last week. Tuesday, g]10w for ^ght years anci tne newest of the vocalist-maestros the 14th, is the last day of the ex- tQ rise on lhe nUiS;cai hori70n, will bring his band and company hibit, and all students are invited of enterlaincrs t0 Stetson University on February 18th for Hat- to attend. .* I J ,_ [_f VA^r The pictures include some done o may. in the graphic arts, including etch-1 To Set Binders in the proper ings and lithographs, and othes in s*irit for the commS Holiday, a water colors and oils. jtalent show wil1 be held Friday . from 9:45 a. m. till 10:30. Some Dr.'.Mims to Speak Dr. Edwin Minis, professor emer- itis of : Enfelish at Vanderbilt and former Merrill Lecturer at Stetson, will be the forum speaker at 4' p.m. Monday at Elizabeth Hall. His subject is "The South Once More". -,..-- k Sigma Alpha Chi, Stetson's hono- Red Martin, two recent graduates rary accounting fraternity, had its !of Stetson. first banquet of the new year at ^ Both are employed with the Pot- o;„^f „>„•>„„! „ tv^ j -n,.', ter Loucket, and Bouer firm of ac- eignt o clock p. m., Monday, Febru-' ,,„+„ t I >. -, j „■ ^ , x ,, '.■".. (oountants of Orlando. Kurtz's talk ary. 6, at the Eastwood Terrace Ho-, centered around the: examination tel. Master of Ceremonies for the ■' an accountant must-pass in order evening was William West. . After t0 become a" Certified Public Ac- a welcoming address and .'a brief countant ^hile -Martin talked on in11 ",, ' . , , . . >. ■ -, „ .the code .of ethics of the profes- lalk on. the work being done by the' g}^ Fine Arts Festival Starts Next Week The accent will; be on art next week-end : when -i|he department of Pine Arts, the .'Department of Speech and the School of Music join in a three-day festival, the first of its kind ever attempted at the University. | Lamar Dodd, called by Life Magazine "one of the most industrious artists ..alive" , .will give several lecture demonstrations; the London String Quartet will give a concert and the Stover Little Theatre players will stage a psychological drama, "Hotel Universe". The Stetson School .of :;Music will provide entertainment, at tne banquet. The public is invitee! to share in this, festival, designed as part of Stetson's program to extend art education . and art appreciation throughout all Central Florida. Dodd, head of.-:tho art department at University ol Georgia, gave a lecture-demoustralion at Stetson last year. His depaitnienr is regarded as the finest college art department'In the South. Since 1^37, the department 1-tis grown from 20 students to 1,."iU0. In addition to doing aboul ?>0 can- I vases : a-year, he i gives about 6'J ] one-man shows. "s" I Dodd will appear in Elizabe<h Hall Auditorium at 2:30 P.M. and at the University. Commons at C:0U P.M. February 23. ;: On the following day, he will speak again at Elizabeth Hall. At' 4:00 P.M. ";•!- day, there will be,a Faculty Forum discussion by '■', representatives of the Stetson School of Music. _. The Little Theatre play will bf given Thursday and. Friday niglils and Saturday afternoon. On Saturday night the London St vino Quartet will play at Elizabeth Hall. I of the "hidden talent'' will come to the light. The Holiday will begin at 1:00 p. m. Saturday at DeLeon Springs. Ennis will begin playing at 2:00, and also at that time a water pageant will be given. At 3:C0 there will be a beauty contest at which candidates for "Miss Stetson" and "Mr. Stetson" wili be presented. During both the pageant and the beauty contest, Skinnay Ennis and his band wili be rendering appropiate mu sic. A barbecue will be served at 4:00. To begin the evening's entertainment, a movie will be shown at the Athens Theatre at 7:30. Immediately following the show, Skinnay Ennis and his company, including his lovely songstress, will present their program of musical entertainment. Once more the contestants in the beauty contest will be presented, and then the winners, "Miss Stetson" and "Mr. Stetson," will be announced. Entries for the beauty contest will be accepted in the Reporter office or at P. O. Box 281 through Wednesday, February 15th. ihamzms L,uiie m Veel fraternity this year in regards to the starting of a placement bureau for the benefit of/Stetson's Busi- ' ness School graduates, West intro- It is the hiope of the. fraternity to have more banquets of this nature, as much can be learned from hear- Debaie Team Professor -Richard Brand of the Speech Department announces plans for a debate to be held on campus today in the Business Building at 4 p. m.. I 'Wheaton. College,, from Wheat on,' Illinois, will enter- the debate against teams of Stetson. Jean i Dickman and Betty Flory will load the affirmative team with Odis' ore of StsLson's goed'eck'ng name and she calls Jarecson- ing talks given by men actually■ Henderson and Ben -Parks taking dueed the two guest v speakers of engaged in the accounting profes-'over the responsibility of the nega- the evening, Howard Kurtz and j sion. l-tive "team Our Casvspus Cutie this week is cheerleaders: Joanne Ca'sweii is her \;i'e home. Jo, as she is known to many, is 19 years old and a sophomore in the Business School Sne is a member of Zeta Tpli A'pf-3 sorority end has bsen cheerleader for two years. Jo is five :e;,i iivee inches is.'' &<■ -! weighs 110. Ker ha:r ;s blacK and her eyes arc eUe, But don't get 'lasty msn, she's pinned to Si.gma Nu L,2"ry Royal.