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THE SALEMITE
November 5, 1043.
CLUB PROGRAM
IS ABOUT ARROU
The Spanish Club had its second
meeting Monday, November 2, at
five o’clock.
Virginia McMurry, president of
the club, presided. The me'eting
opened with the singing of several
Spanish songs, accompanied at the
piano by Miss Vest.
The purpose of the meeting was
to acquaint evefryone with the pian
ist, Claudio Arrou, who appeared
as the first guest artist of the Civic
Music Association Monday night.
Mary Ellen Byrd and Peggy Nim-
ocks gave interesting talks about the
life, hobbies, and family of this
genius. After the talks the club
members had a round-table discus
sion about him.
AT THE THEATRES
CAKOLINA: Mon., Tues., Wed.:
“Wintertime.”
Late Show Wed.
“The Sky’s the Limit.”
Thurs., M., Sat.:
“Mr. Lucky.”
FOHSYTH: Mon., Tues., Wed.:
“My Kingdom for a Cook.”
Tturs.: “Keveille with Beverly.”
Pri., Sat.:
“So Proudly We Hail.”
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Dr. George Mauze, First Presby
terian Church minister, will give a
talk Sunday night at Vespers in the
Recreation Koom of Louisa Wilson
Bitting. Dr. Mauze will also con
duct the early morning chapel pro
grams next week on Monday, Wed
nesday, and Friday.
Three of the ‘ ‘ Y” groups have
combined to make scrapbooks for
the soldiers and toys for the Salva
tion Army. These girls meet each
Tuesday afternoon to work on their
project. Magazines and newspapers
are needed for the scrapbooks. If
you have any magazines or news
papers which you are not using,
please drop them in the boxes which
have been placed on each hall.
Be sure to save Sunday afternoon,
November 14, open on your calen
dar, fpr at that time the “Y” is
giving a student-faculty tea for all
Salgmites and members of the fac
ulty.
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STATE: Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs.:
“Stormy Weather.”
Fri., Sat.:
“Son of Dracula.”
COLONIAL: Mon., Tues.:
“Revenge of the Zombies.”
Wed., Thurs.:
“China.”
Fri., Sat.:
“Black Market Rustlers.”
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Oh it’s team! team I team! with,
a very definite emphasis on team.
The hockey season is now beginning
to get fully under way, and by
Wednesday of next week, class
games will begin. It may look plen
ty efxeiting to see a football team
like Duke’s or Carolina’s go march
ing down the field to roll up a score,
but it’s also exciting to watch a
fast end furious game of sticks and
balls known as hockey. Here’s a
note to class managers, too. It’s a
wise idea to get a team lined up
and out for scfveral group practices,
’cause, believe you me, these Frosh
are good—but good.
Again let me remind the freshmen
that tennis tournament in mid-No
vember tend to be a bit chilly.
HORSE LOVERS
Here is your opportunity to learn
more about the care, the types, and
the breeding of horses and enjoy
yourself at the same time. It is not
necessary that you take riding, as
anyone interested in horses may be
come a member of the new riding
club.
The first meeting was held last
Tuesday night, at seven in the base
ment of Louisa Wilson Bitting. Rg.
freshments were served and officers
were elected: Dot Langdon, Presi-
den; Mary Miller, Secretary-Treas-
urer, and Publicity Manager. A name
for the club has as yet not been
decided.
The next meeting will be held
Tuesday at 6:45 in the basement of
Louisa Wilson Bitting. Let us make
it a good Riding Club.
RAY W. GOODRICH
PHOTOGRAPHER
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of the room and all the girls on the
other. George, the camp dog, seem
ed to be the least embarrassed of
any, for he mingled freely with
both sides. Salem girls having dealt
with the lack of sufficient men be
fore, we eventually started a girl-
break, and the ice was soon broken
and the dance in full swing, both
boys and girls breaking.
Every time the nickelodeon played
a fast piece, the floor was cleared
for the belle of the ball, Mary Lew
is, and her partner from Washington,
D. 0. She realy can “cut a rug.”
And she always told us she couldn’t
jitterbug. Shame!
Practically every girl would go
out .during the evening with a sol
dier, coming back in a few minutes
with her face beaming and a gleam
of conquest in her eye. Nope, it’s
not what you think. She had just
been to the P. X. and gotten several
of the practically extinct Hershey
bars.
From the comments of >he boys
at the end of the dance and the hub
bub in Senior until the wee hours,
everyone had fun; and the next time
promises to be even better.
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At the conclusion of her address,
Miss farmer invited those who un-,
derstood the honor system and wish
ed to pledge themselves to “abide
by it and to uphold the principles
and ideals of the Student Govern
ment Association,’^ to come forward
and sign the pledge. It was empha
sized that this pledge constituted a
pledge to yourself principally.
The girls, all dressed in white,
made a charming picture marching
forward to sign the pledge, and re
turning with lighted candles as sym
bols of their installation into. the
Student Government Assocation.
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