Sept. 24, 1943.
THE SALEMITE
Page Three.
FIFTH COLUMN
REPORTING:
Faces and more faces, somcf of
them old, some of them new. Isn’t
it great to be back and see every
body again! Catching up on the
happenings of the summer we find
we’v0 lost quite a few loyal Salem-
itse at the altar—no, not s^crifiei-
ally, but very happily. Little Hazel
Newman and Ben Lee at last I . . ■
Also Fran and Bob, and the big
event comes off for “Sis” and Joyce
W. soon. Among others we miss
Smoot (at Duke this year) and
Nancy Johnston (at the University
of Alabama). It was good to have
Kachy W. on the campus last week
end.
From the chatter heard in Olew-
ell smokehouse, everybody seems to
have had a fairly eventful summCT
in spite of the war situation. Speak
ing of the war, Salem’s wearing her
colors on her raincoat sleeves—Julia
Garrett, for example. We’re doing
plemty to entertain the soldiers, too.
Mary Frances even draws cadets
out of their fifty mile radius! Adele’a
keeping Mac’s mind off North Af
rican savages while Sauls keeps ’em
flying with 14 page letters to La-
maar. And what about the boys
here in Winston! “Jay” Conrad’s
back on the track (or is he?) and
so are Doctor Proctor (with his
menagerie) and the ever coming
‘ ‘ Jay” Owens.
Up on second Clewell queer things
go on. What’s this about Marie and
hefir “erstwhile” lover? Gudge,
where does Bill figure id these days?
And with Molly—mum’s the word!
Have you seen the snapshots on
Nell’s dresser? Boy, oh Boy! . . .
Sh-h-h — scandal. Did you know
that the Y served Scotch and soda
without the Scotch at a mefeting the
other nite? For details, see Crow
ell.
^^^ooten, what’s this about some
body buying you a collar and chain?
Careful!
Strong’s a merry place these days,
especially with Pru singing Dixie.
Mamie, how’s Tommy?
According to all refports the fresh
men are plenty busy these days with
tests, registration, classes, and vis
its from their friendly (?) sopho
more sisters. They’re keeping the
track to the telephone hot, too, with
Betty Dunning, Billy Eose, Kitty,
Annabelle, and Justice getting all
the calls. Bunny nearly feU down
three fiights the other nite when she
got a call. By the way, those men
in the smoke house belong to Fair
Miller. Speaking of men—and who
doesn’t want to — you should see
the pictures on the dressers on third.
What’s this about Coit’s rip chord,
too? Janie Mulhollem isn’t eating,
you know. She says it’s the 12 page
letter from Jack. I don’t doubt it!
Over in Senior Building Lticy
Farmer’s drafting chambermaids. If
you like to make up beds, she’d like
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Over in, Lehman we still hear of
Paul and Phil, etc^ but it’s mostly
talk of red leather furniture, in their
smokehouse. Ain’t that sumpin’?
In the elegant day student center
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rah H., who lends greatly to the
atmosphere with her piano contri
butions, played something from
Mendelssohn — being’s how Mil
dred’s and Bill’s big event is sched
uled for Sunday. Erleen and Treva
are beamers these days — seems as
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