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Page Four THE BENNETT BANNER May, 1939 THEATER GUILD ELECTS OFFICERS Miss Clarice Gamble Will Head IJraniatic Organization For Coming Year. The Little Tlicater (Jiiild lu'Irt its annual (‘lection on May i>. For the; coming year the ^uiUl will bo under the leadership of Miss Clarice (iainble of J,inia, (lliio. Miss (iainble, who is a popular student on the campus, has taken an active part in many of the dramatic productions. AVorkinf; with Miss (ianible will be the Jlisses Bessie r.ullock, '10. of Henderson, X. C., as vice president : Miss Kdna Webstar, '42, Ci'censboro. X. as executive secre tary; Celeste Dennis, '42, ChiU'Iocle, \. as correspondinn secretary: I>ot- tie ’\\'hitt, '42, Viriiiniii, as treasurer: and ^Aliss Hattie L. Taylor. '41, 'White I’lains. X. V.. as business nianajrer. ’The retirin.i; otlicers of the nuild were .Missses Itertha .loyner, ])resident : Maxine I>avis. recordinn' secretar.v; Clarii-e (iauible. corresi)oiidin,i? secre tary: Alice I’atterson, '.'lil. treasurer; .■ind Hat lie Taylor, business manager. TKOJAN WOMKN” IS rKESENTEI) MAY 13 FOHTV-SI.X SENIORS TO ;et dii'lo.aias (Continued from I’age One) Airlee, X. (J., His- C., Kng- I’onna., Uoxanna Alston, tory and lOiifjlish. I’.ettye Crump, Lexiuf;lon, X. lish and History. ilaxine Davis, T'niontown, lOufjlish and llisl(n\v. Doris Dennis, Charlotte, X. C., Gen eral Science and l^ilolotsy. (tmesa Dunston, Friinkiintou, X. C., I'reiu-h and Histor.v. Sankie Everette, (Joldsboro, X. C., Histor.v and I’hysical Kducation. Cidesle Fearrinjjton, (ireensboro, X’. ('., French and Music. "Minni(‘ (Jilmer, (Jreeusboro, X. C., French and History. ■Merevelle Hnnium, Tryon, X’^. O., Enp:- lisii and History. Sarah Hawkins, (ir('eiisboro, X. C., Jlistory and Enfilisli. Helen Hinton, I’iitterson, X, J., Home 77coiiouucs and Science. Ruth .lackson. Sumnut, X'. ,1., Home Fconondcs and Science. Mary ,iohnson. Salisbury, X'. C., His tory and I''i'ench. I')ertha .loyner, Kocky Jit., X. C., French and En,i;lish. ■luanila Kirkpatrii-k, Charlotte, X. C'., French and Histor.v. Frances l.ucas. (Ireen.sboro, X'. C., ]listory and Jlusic. Frances Kandall, St. Louis, *\Io., His tory. .lulia Ross, Cincinnati, Ohio, French and riiysical Education. I.illie Scales, Marlinsville, Ya., Home Economics. I’hyllis Shelton, Spartanburg, S. C,, I'^nglisli and !Music. ]')v(4yn Stewart, (Ireenville, S. C., Home Econon)ics, (Jweildolyn Watsoii, Daytona 35eaeh, Fla.. Science iiud History. H(4en Wiggins, AVilniington, Del., Home Economics, •lulia Wilson. Charleston, S. C., I''rench and Music. Ethelle \\'illianis, Atlanta. Ga., Home Kconomics. liennie Mae VouTig, Asheville, X. C., History and English. (Continued from I’age One) drama takes jilace in front of the par tially ruined wall of Troy a few days after the fall of the city of Troy. The cast of characters were as fol lows : I’oseidon, (iod of the Sea—Dudonna Tate. Athena, Goddess of War—Ethel Ev ans. H(>cuba. t^ueen of Troy—Itertha .Joy ner. Talythybius, Greek Hreald—Walter ()ldbam. C'assandra, diiughter of Hecuba— Fi’ances .lones, Andromache, wife of Hector—Mae- ce(jn I5emer.v. Astyanax, son of Hector—Xorma Tay lor. Menelaus. King of Sparta—.James Murphree. Helen, wife of ilenelaus—Doris Den nis. Gre('k Soldiers — Walter Solomon, .lames JlcXeill. Women of Tro.v—Grace .lones, Edna (irey Taylor. Virginia Snii)es. ICdna Webster, Thelma (Jroves, Lottie 'Whitt, Elveta f'eenister, Annie Green, Celeste Dennis. Evelyn JlcXeill. lU'becca Law- r(uce, Lucilk' Anderson, Estelle Wad dell. and Frances U('eves, .M('ssrs. Walter Scjiomon, .James Mc- Xeill, Waltei' Oldham, and .Tames ilur- jiliree are students of Aricultnral and 'rechnic.'il Colh'ge and have l>een very in-oticient in assisting the Theater Guild in masculine roles. Th(‘ pla.v waws under the direction of Mrs. Osceola Adams, who desi,gned the costumes and scenery. The dances of the chorus were directed b.v Miss •Mildred J'.urril of the Department of I’hysical ]>ducation^ The properties were designed and made by Miss Eva Hamlin of the Art Departm(‘nt, and the stage sets were made by Mr. I>aw- i-ence Rogers, Superintendent of Ituild- ings and Grounds of JJemiett College. The liittle Theater Guild invites everyone to a linal jierformance of "Tro.jan Women" on May 27, CREATORS CLUB GIVES PROGRAM Campus Chatter i MRS. PFEIFFER AND FRIENDS VISIT HERE Number of Fine Exhibts Were Put On Display In Holgate Library. The initial appearance of the Crea tors Club with a highly entertaining program Friday, May 12, in Carrie Harge chapel, was received enthusias tically by the entire iuulience. The idea for such a club was presented by Dr. K. X. Dett of the JIusic Depart ment lor the purpose of broadening the outlet of self-expression. The program, which was very unique and interesting, featured creations thiit were intangible. It consisted of singing, dancing, speaking and iierform- ing, all of which fostered the idea of original thinking. A special feature was added by the artist. Jlr. Ilex. (Jor- leigh. of (ireensl)oro, who posed and painted in colors Miss Hattie Taylor, '41, in ten niiiuite. The climax of the entei'tainment was the cxhiliit of the creators in a I'oom of the Thom.-is I'. Holgjite Ijil>rary. Th(^ display showc-d a striking variety as well as many oi'iginal id('as. ('onlrib- utoi's were : Jlisses I’li.vllis Shelton, Frances Lucas. Dorothy Dula, and May- lor Oakley, all of the class of : Miss- ('s Monte Vick, Dorothy Allen, Althea Warner, AVinifred Hopkins, Lynabell Torrence, and Jlinnie lieeves, of the class of '40: DuDonna Tate. Hattie Tayloi-, Ev(4yn Love, .lennie Williams, Hattie Vincent, Vera Sugg, Edwia (ira- ham, Rubye Graden, and Eleanor .John son of the class of '41 ; and Jlisses Lot tie Whitt, Dorothy .Jackson, and Irma (iraham of the class of '42, Jlembers of the faculty and outsiders who con tributed were Mrs. Dett, Dr. F. P. Kit-, trell, and iliss Eva Hamlin of F.ennett (College; Jliss .loseiihine Dett of Dud ley High S(4iool, aii(]_^Ir. C. Bradley of A. and T. College. Merner Hull Jliss E. .T., '41 and Miss Ja AV., ’41, seem to be flushed with telephone calls and Sunday night callers, but the callers are all so short. J’ditor's Xote —Better short than none at all, I think. Miss A. B. C., what is the matter with Jlr. AA'. O.'i Is it AI. II. again? Although Bennett students could not attend the Erskiue Hawkins’ dance, Miss AV. J.,'’40 seemed awfully glad when the day for the dance arrived. Miss L. C., '41, is all smiles again. Her erring boy-friend has returned again to the Alerner fold. "Sister Class Spirit'’ .seems to mean notiling at all to Miss .J. AV., ’41 at least in relation to Air. I>. AV. Kent Hail It isn't every young ladj’ who can go out in a “kyar" according to Alisses D. AV., .J. Al., AV. H., I, 1'.,, :\I. 11,, I. I’,, and B, I>, 1 wonder how long it will be before Airs. Simmons assigns dtit.v work to th(! Alessrs. A'V. (i., il. Z,, and X^, S,'.' That must have been ,iust "gossip" in last mouth's column. l-’rjm all the latest reports Miss 1. 1!. is holding her own quite well. A !)it of advice to -Aliss At. .J.; "Honey, you can't have two.” AVe hear that Mr. G. A. had “C(nn- plicatidus" in the iiarlor on Sunday, AI:iy 14. Xo, darling, it isn't a dis ease. Congratulations, Kent Hall girls 1 It isn't every dormitory that gets IdO per cent invitation to another col lege's .Junior-Senior I’rorn. Since when did Miss G. M. become a bathing beauty'.' (OLLEOE 0K( HEM KA FKE^ ENTS (ONCEKT In Tour Through the South, Bennett Benefactress Visits College. Jlrs. Henry J’feilfer, of X'ew York City, and a party of friends visited the College on Tuesday and AVednesday, Jlay 10-17. Mrs. Pfeiffer was accom panied by Air. and Airs. Harry E. James of Xew Y'ork City, and Air. Garfield I), ilerner of San Mateo, California. Mi-?>. .James and Air. Alerner are the niece and nephew of Mrs. Pfeiffer, respe’- tively. The group is nutkiug a tour of the south, including in the itinerar.y Pfeiffer .Jiuiior College of AIi.senheimer, I'^lhel Harpist Home of Cedartown, Ga., and Itennett College. All of these schools have been recipients of large contri butions from Airs. Pfeiffer and the lato All-. Henry I’feifl'er. Durin.g Airs. Pfeiffer's sta.v several impromptu programs were given for her and her party's entertainment. I). Vivian Wright, \Vashington, Hislory and Fi-ench. (Jeneive Hall. Oxford. X. ('.. History and l'’rench. Elementary Education Airs. A'ivi.'in Christian, Albemarle, X. Primary (Jrades. (Jeorgia Hilary, Chester. Penna,, I’ri- mary (Jrades. Fannie l.ou Xeal. Jleidsville, X’. C., I’riniary (irades. Pearl Tate, Thoniasville, X. mai'y (Jrades. Ij(tuis(‘ A\'iison, (’harlotte, X mary Grades. Samella Brown, Charlotte, (Jrammar Grades. Ruth Dixon. Salisbury, X. C. mar (Jrades. Alartha Alatthewson, Tarboro, X. C.. (Jrammar Grades. VEKSE Souvenir I prize some things as ver.v dear: Such things as siuisets after rain. Or vioh'ts blooming whei'e snow has lain. And moonlight nights so bright and clear. I. too, hold shadows as a souvenir. The profile of a face upon a wall. The lengthening shadows of trees as evening falls, Or the hug(> gre.v shapes of houses drawing near. And many sounds J treasure still: Like winds that sing among the trees. The song of birds, and the hum of bees. Or a distant call when all is still. I'ut dearest of all the thin,gs J prize Is till' look of contentment in your e.ves. Kecall 1 had forgotten sweet and simple things. The wistful Ai)ril days when soft rains fall. The quietness lilh'd with songs that the late birl sings. And llowers blooming on a garden wall. Xot once h;id anything brought back to me The raptures of the beaut.v (!od has mad(>— The waving grass upon the hill and lea. The clear brown strc'am embosomed in I the shade ;i bank where lovers (Continued from I'age One) as a string ensemble and has grown from that nucleus to a 2nr'pTece o'r(4ies- tra. The personnel of the orchestra iu(4udes: First violins. Alisses A’era Sugg, '41, Vonetta Turnt'r, ’41, Alma Stewart, '40: s(>cond vi(jlins. Misses Celeste I'^'arringtcn, ';{!!. Dorothy .Jack son. '42, and Mittie S(41ars, student of A. & T. (\)llege: saxophones. .Julia AVil- son. Fannie (Jwynn. '40. Judith J''’leming. '40, Annette Pitts. ’42; clar inets, AIiss(‘s Ella Perry, '41, and Ruth (leAIond, '42: cornets, Alisses Edwia (iraham, '-10. and Alarion Thacker, '41 : slido trondione, Jliss Estelle AYard, '41 : cellos, Alisses Althea AVarner, ’40, and Frances Lucas, '.‘{f); bass viol, Aliss Dor othy Brown, '40: driun, Aliss Clara Alauldin. '41. The pianist for the or- (4iestra is Aliss Phyllis Shelton, ’X). Compliments of ; REYNOLDS BARBER I SHOP I Ladies' lUiir lioJiJiiiKj and Eijchrow ? Arching a Spccialtn i lo;_5 X. Dudley Street t GREEXSBORO, X. C. ? REFORMS 1. A thorough study of the constitu tion of the Student Government by fac- ult.v and students. 2. The Home Economics House should be ojien for use the entire year. .‘5. Some provisions be made for prac tice teil.chevs. at T^Mdley on rp.jry d;iys 4. Students be allowed to make sug gestions to next year's I^yceum Com mittee. 5. Theix^ IS need for week-end activi ties other than during basketball sea son. (). Facilities provided for personal laundry such as lines, a place for air ing, etc. 7. A better tracing system for findin.g mis])laced articles sent to the laundr.v. •S. Cabin fees need to be reduced in order to allow more girls to visit it. !). Bookstore hours regulated so that the store will be opened during the hours before chapel. 10. If possible the teachers will hand ('(DllllJilllClltH of R. H. Fuller’s Shoe Shop Oiu' Prices Are Reasonable, and Our Work Is (Juaranteed. (ill E. Market St. (Jreensboro, X. C. sound of voices in the 0, I Of oak trees ( sat, •Vnd heard the glades, F(U- from these real things my thoughts had strayed, fntil luiwittingly you made me sing Of all the beautiful and simple things. C., Pri- €•• Pri- X. C., Gram- Evelyn Porter. Asheville, X. C., Gram mar (irades. Ernestine Roberts, Xorfolk, A’a., Grammar Grades. Frances .Jones, Greensboro, X’. C., Liberal Arts. lOlsie lieach, Jlontclair. X. .J., liberal Arts. Elvah Waters, AVilinington, Del., Lib eral Arts. Alaceon Bemery. Yeadon, Penna., Lib eral Arts. ('(iiiii)liiiiciit.s of SMITH AND WHITFIELD TAXI SERVICE Southern Railway Station Phone 0270 (ireensbm’o. X. C. Coniijlimcnts of D. E. Allred THE QJ^AKER GROCER 30 Years of Continuous Service 1100 E. Alarket St. (JREEXSBORO, X. C. " Coiuplinicnts of | DR. W. L. T. MILLER \ DBXTAL Sl'RGEOX t Hours: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. & 2 to 7 p.m. f 914 E. Market St. I'hone 2-16C1 | GREEXSBORO, X. C. I ('oillj)lillicilts of SHOFFNER’S Tailoring, Dry Cleaning Dyeing We Call for and Deliver 922 E. Market Street GREEXSBORO, X. C. |M ANGEL’S I Ladies’ Wearing Apparel I 216 S. Elm St. I Greensboro, N. C. in the book list early so that second hand books ma.v be secured. 11. The gym be opc'ued for recrea tional hours from 9 to 10 p.m. 12. Slips for the notification of cuts should be sent out before notification of overcuts. l.'i. Girls who are to work should know ,iust what they are to receive for their work, so that they may take care of their financial condition during this sununer. 14. Seniors should be notified of their graduation or non-graduation at least four days before Conunencement, so that out-of-state parents could make plans either to attend or sta.v home. 1.5. Senior caps and gowns should be (deaned at least once a year. YisiV The PARAMO 17NT GRILL Clubs aifl -'hureh Organizations, have your parties la our Special Dining Room 907 E. Market Street GREEXSBORO, X. C. Compliments of | DR. GEORGE H. EVANS Physician and Surgeon Resident Physician of Bennett College Office phone 2-2045 Residence plione 2-1639 919i Market Street GltEEXSBORO, X, C. Compliments of F. E. Davis, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Office Hours : 8-11 a.m.; 2-5 p.m. and 7-S p.m. Office Telephone 7215 Hospital Telephone 4012 005 E. Alarket Street (JREEXSBORO, X. C. 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