Brevard roIlec;e, Brevard. North Carolina, Friday, February 14, 1936.
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Tell-Tales
Patter;
Avett seems to get what she desires
when it comes to long notes.
Miss Smith says no more dating on
the basement steps.
Marcho likes rides at night, even if
two teachers are along. Thanks go
to Mr. Colvard.
There was a B)'evard reunion in
Asheville Saturday night. Ask Harry,
Esther, or “Rhythm.”
Shorty’s visit to the hospital proved
unsatisfactory. Result --campus, room
and social restrictions.
Jack Armstrong believes in the old
saying that the early bird gets the
girl. He dated the new girl, Dora,
last week-end. A welcome to her!
Since Lloyd developed flu, Bundy is
taking a correspondence course in
“How to Write Sweet Notes."
Wonder who will win in this new
triangle — Marshal], Sara Lou, and
Woody. Woody seems to like assist
ant deans and hostesses at table
twelve. It is a remarkable coincidence!
Who said: “Wonder if we’ll be eat
ing together eight years from now?”
Clue—The first name is Mary.
Pat says that it is rather nice to
have Red around. She missed him.
“Love and a dozen oranges”—Annie
Ruth and Wearyworld.
Lail is the object of the affections of
more than one of these girls.
Who refused to be a sponsor be
cause she had superlative?
Jack Noblitt rates too. Why hasn’t
he given any West Hall girls a break?
Perhaps it’s b^c use he likes a “Dav
enport” at Virginia Lodge.
Creasman came back from Tryon
agreeing that week-ends at heme are
grand.
Leighton prefers West Hall girls —
he likes variety, ’
What sophoniore girl has a crush on
the editor of tKis paper?
Eunice received a box of candy
which she couldn’t eat, but which was
certainly appreciated.
Red Duncan says he dotsn’t want
his mind cluttered up with women, be
cause he has to preach. But we won
der; he dated all week-erd.
Who is this Price has an interest in?
A boy who used to brighten her day
by sitting beside her in chapel. Now
Price says that this business of hav
ing to sit at a definite place isn’t fun
at all.
Five Questions
How many can you answer?
1. What foreign country signed its
Declaration of Independence in Inde
pendence Hall, Pniladelphia?'
2. What is eschatology?
3. Where is Mare Island Navy Yard?
4. An applicant for admission to the
Uuited States Naval Academy in per
fect mental and physical condition
may be rejected for what?
5. What is the longest word in the
English language ?
At Virginia Lodge
Miss Christine McCorkle of Hender
sonville, was a week-end guest of Vir
ginia Henderson and Ellen Waddell.
Edna Mae Hines and Hattie Giles
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Green, of Penrose.
Margaret Slagle, Mary Furr, Nell
Davenport, and Pauline Aeur spent
the week-end in Asheville.
Miss Hatcher has returned from a
short visit to her home in Dunn, North
Carolina.-
The girls of Virginia Lodge enter
tained the girls of West Hall at an in
formal tea Saturday afternoon from
two forty-five o’clock until five forty-
five.
Alberta, Susie, and Mary Helen have
gone in for swapping dates.
LOOK FOR us IN
THE POST OFFICE BUILDING
NEW THINGS CONSTANTLY
The Nobby Shoppe
li/xclusi\ e but, not Expensive
Simpson s Barber Shop
Succotash
This and that: If there is anybody
who doesn’t have enough snow by this
time, it certainly requires a lot to sat
isfy him. I never come up from the
kitchen without finding someone sit
ting at the telephone in West Hall.
Wasn’t the concert in chapel delight
ful? The audience was most appreci
ative. I don’t mean to be saying any
thing against Horace or anybody in
particular, but don’t you think it is
just a bit rude to have the bell ring
while some one is speaking in chapel?
Wonder what a person would have
thought if he had happened to look in
at one of Mrs. Coltrane’s classes the
first of the week? No, the students
weren’t getting in practice for Hallo
ween by making funny faces; they
were merely trying to learn to pro
nounce some words correctly. Three
cheers for the “every-Saturday-night-
get-together” idea.
Today’s popular expression: “Be my
valentine.”
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