PAGE FOUR
MAROON AND GOLD
West Dorm Sweeping
(Ccr- ir-uc .'ioin Page 1)
Go ii):j n R -orr. 30 we ai-e greet
ed with the exc.amaticn, "Look
\ r\l I j’jst finished!” It's little
Jrpnne Cannon. Margaret is pro
bably over at the cottage see n ;
Mildred and J.;anni.-
well, who are we to guesi?
Listen; do you hear that un-‘
HOOD SPORT SHOP
ELON’S NEAREST SPORT STOHE
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1 lanccs who has just ^ gs if it’s jVo,,.
f . ;.cd err.bto dering a pillow °V. p .R
c' io. She sr d she caught the
buf. from Gladys Wright who has T : ^,7 V r u T l
i_ . f u j I 1 IS going on. We l^ock but ther > \t,«t •
oui.e a bit of hand work laid ® l4CW 131111.
For
av.ay fijr a rainy day.
And speak ng of Hope Chests,
t' at br.nss us to Room 24. Lib
Armfield is patting herse.f on the
back for having finished painting
tlie cups for her china set. Judy’s
art runs along another line. Like
Narcissus, she is looking in
corrting from that room right
there. Let’s go in and see w/iti
is going on. We Ifnock but the
is no answer. Cosh but the*
must be engrossed in something:
let’s see. Well have you evev
There sits Lura Mae Green f.ncl
Bernice Bangle listening to th^
“Mountaineers” and clapping thci’
hands. It must be wonderful (o
have such a sense of apprccia-
mirror. Peeping over her shoul-
dor, we are astounded to find her
picture in her little art book, too.
What's this we hear coming
f-om Room 29? It’s Verona Jest Hazel _ McIntyre, but_they n
tion.
And that just about covers ali
our floor. We have everythin
from “Scholar Ruth” Mart'n to
in ;he Drape Styles and V
Nsc’is. Colors Assorted.
; styles and per
fectly balanced. 1.95 and up
Ph?ne 864
Special to Schools.
Meet Your Friends at—
SHAW’S SODA GRILL
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Here You Can Enjoy a Tasly
Lunch or a Crisp Butier Toasted
Sandwich with Your Favoriie
Drink. ,
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Next to Paramount Theatre
Burlington, N. C.
TA'i’rHDAY, MARCH 8. I34I
Pipes and Pouches
We Carry A
Large Selec
tion of fine
Pipes as Well
As Other
Smoking
Needs!
CITY DRUG CO.
ON THE CORNER
BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA
ELON’S NEAREST SHOPPING CENTER
all fun and we hope that
i feel better for being swept.
TROT.LTNGER’S
Ij^ad^nT Florists
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FLOWERS
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
STORE
Daniels boasting that her basket-
ball team in gym class is going
to win again. Verona is a cap-
ta n. you know.
Just as we are about to decide
no one is at home in Room 32,
we hear Mary Walker chirpinf*
from across the hall, “Hey, Hey.”
Rtary's head is all in soap suds
L b Newton is on an off-campu.s
date. Some people get all the
breaks.
Sarah Phillips is by hersslf
studying English History. “For
get the future and live :n the past
for awhile” is Sarah’s m.otto.
Jolly Sarah Lou Warren is at
ease, glad to be rid of pip-tails
and initiation. Her roommate,
Mary Jewel Porter, is at the regu
lar dancing party at the other end!
of the hall. I
We rush into the CrovirelI-1
Earp room (so as to catch them I
off guard *, ofily to hav^ them |
look up from their primping and
studying .respectively, and say,
“well, what do you want?” Byj
this time we re u.sed to that ques
tion so we just ignore it. By the
way, Rachel, did you ever f nd
that weekend bag that you and
Mary Claytor were looking for?
Rountree we go (not really) and|
whose room is this we "Ayscue’ ? »*» !
These bright students must be . i m m • cl
“commercial zing’”—at least that’s KlaloCKS TailormST Shop,
a different “izing” from what;
ON MAIN STREET
PI, one 931
BurJirglon, N. C.
HAVE
Your Wardrobe
Ready For The
Spring Hollidays
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^ Carry
Dry Cleaning
Travel Trailways
AND YOU WILL ALWAYS
GET THE BEST IN TRAVEL
Whf tlicr it’s a trip home for the holidays
or a short week-end trip
Travel Trailways
for Economy and Convenience
UP NORTH DOWN SOUT
TRA'LWAYS is BEST
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most people seem to be doin^^
around here. Nobody is at home,
but there is Katherine Rimer’s
coat so they must be around
somewhere—and in all probability
Harriet is laughing.
There’s a sign on that door
across the hall. Let s see what
it says. "No visitors—mumps’.j
You don’t have to worry, Mae
Stem, because we sure don’t want,
sore jaws. M. H. Roth lives t.iere
too. Gosh, we wonder what she
is doing.
And over there is where that
cute Nancy G'Boyle lives, and she
prefers to live alone too—with
no less than a half-dozen pictures
scattered around the room. Nancy
got results from her knitting: |
some boy in Panama saw her pic
ture in the paper and wrote -ler.
Nice work (or should we say knit-j
ting?), Nancy. |
Next door lives another lone
wolf, Lillian Walker, She is down,
the hall in the Newton-Walker!
hangout, as usual. You should-
hear Lillian tell about that home,
town of hers: Milton. We might
also add that LHlian is one of
the quietest and sweetest girls
we've met in quite a while, >
Did you know that Elon had
suites? Well, come right in and
we’ll show you around the Hous-i
er-ScHok-Sumney suite. It’s a
nice affair. Louise immediately
starts tej'.ing us about Greens
boro and her cute girl friend. ■
Mildred is sewing on another]
dress—she is smart and really)
gets things done. Between laughs, 1
Nora is telling some joke while!
she beckons for us to come in.-
No thanks, we’re afraid we’ll get;
mterested and want to stay. We’ve;
got to turn in copy on this article, j
Next we go to see Millicentt
Brittian and Eunice Hawkins.!
Eunice is exclaimng over the-
pK)unds she has gained since she;
came to Elon. Elon must be)
agreeing with you, Eunice. Mil-
licent all astir over next years^
football team, and we can’t!
imagine why.
It's a cinch that we won't find
any one at home, but here is tbe j
room of Margaret Morgan and [
Burlington, North Carolina
Opposite Paramount
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