UJDlTOmm IS HE2'W;*TED ■
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’Orchids’* to !'r, Patriclc and his
;v: for the much-ncedcd improvements
Ic in the collcgo chapel. The aud-
)rium, vAiich an oyosore, has nov;
^orriG attrcctive piece in '.vhich to
Ld our chapel services , rehearsals ^
3 vcrious club meetings. The stage
s been lonshton^d r-nd v;e have a pros^
rdum arch, ^'he unsightly barren '
i ft or 5 h'jvo bncn covorcd by a celotex
iling. 0 hope to hevc an arras set-
ag and a ne“ CLirtain to complete the
! rgc ■^icta'"c.
•Vo arc ci’Ltuful for these inprove-
rits Cxid express our appreciation to
i nso rho made them possible.
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i FUl^ n\T THE F..RLOF. •
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I On Saturi.y night , a colorful tacky
' ?rty filled the v:Gc'’.d.y social program
I 'd a gr'b bag pleased the palctes of
! LI persons present cs an added fca-
ire.
^t sGVcn thirty the stut'ent body
rouped iiitx) the ^’0''isl hall, crazily
L;; d in T. st ya.-.r'o finery and som.e
f this ycc'Ts fantastic fashions,
fter ru'>h laughter had been provoked
rom all sides, Kat V,inborne directed
unerouc ^xmes such ao, Cuostions and
nsVers and Pleased or I^isplce sed.
11 of these produced cxcited morri-
.,:'.t and hiltrity on the part of both
'aciilty and students.
-It the conblvision of the games, the
song, ".''y Orn, ' •va;3 rendered by Billy
G-ossard of Elizabeth City. Judging
fi'om the applause from the audience,
this number seems to have been the high
light of the evening■•s program.
Next, a song contest held all atten
tion as the assemblage "as divided into
t’.7o groups. Each group rendered a rhap-
osity of hectic harmony, in rrhich each
group vied -with the other in an effort
to produce music,
Finally', 'at the conclusion of these
last mellOTT melodies, Dot, ''.'illiains of
ilonroe, placcd her self at the piano and
plai'f'olly plucked the ivory- as eager
couples engaged in dancing.
This continued 'oiitil .'liss Piogors
annouiiced the grand luirch. rno gaily
garbed ones ambled around the room, and
the judges juggled for a decision, .iftci
much deduction, Iic*s. Oliver pompously
arardod the grand prizes to Miss Ercoll
i.dair.a of Goldsboro, and L'lr. i^lydo Dula
of Olivia for the cleverest and most
original costur.ies. This comical couple
pranced around the parlor for the final
inspection of the spectators until the
op.oning of the grab beg "as announced,
Liiss Stipe then passed delectablc deli
cacies to the h\mgry lines of revelers
as they filed by rrith T7stering mouths.
The evening "is brought to a close by
I'j?. Byerly's lading the students in
slng;ing Alma Ivlater.
name of one too ignorant to ?cno7: "fools
names like their faccs are alv;ai^s seen
in public places."