Feb. 2. 1945.
THE SALEMITE
Page Three.
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EADIO STATION KNOW — ALL
■WITH LATEST BULLETINS,
WAR AND OTHERWISE:
Jean N. really hud the time of her
life when F'rank’s leave was ex
tended over the week-end.
^Ve hear that “Meatball” is really
planning a big week-end in Rich
mond with Eli.
“Dune” had a big time in Salisbury
"liyn Marshall came to pay his re
spects to the family. '
Mary Hunter was really flying high
last week-end with a second looey.
Goon” suffered a bad case of com
petition when ‘‘Bear” invaded
A 1 li e hi a r 1 o last week-end. Ask
“Ticka?”
^ene had a little trouble in .Rocky
Mount when “I^ittle Man” tried to
heat Bo’s time!
The three letters Liz got from Mike
who is in France really did “spread
joy up to the maximum”!!
I'or details about soldiers from
Hollyw'ood, Cal. see McGee.
Fair hears from Matt nearly every
’lay now. Not bad, Fair!!
Ask Lil Campbell why certain people
call .her pickle?
Hey “Honey”! Xancy Moss, to you!
And Margaret West—“Blessings on
thee little child.”
Unim—that University of Va. must
really be some glamorous place—
Ask Helen P., Sue L., and Mary G.
It's ,S;00 o'clock in the morning”
~-and Henrietta, Greta, Senora, and
^srgaret are still playing ping-pong
"With six boys ? I wonder—
Kells, bells!! Bunny’s got that frat
pin of Pell’s!
•■'inally the Carr ran into tli:it hunk
of Ham.
^®Sgy Sue, you won’t find bell-
bottomed Sunny under that table.
Take it eas.y, he’ll soon be here!
Jean Pierce has to study.!!! Tell
tlun *0 Hob Hope —er, 1 mean Bob
Holt!!
^age Daniels is good at sewing but
tons on navy coats!
I^H-Iiing-! Hello? Just a minute.
Little Bit, it's Tom again.
^orry 1 can't predict the future
Marianne—guess this news will be
”f!tle by the time you read this—two
'Vei-ks from now.
How does that K. A. Sweetheart
*ong go, Senora?
1-U(‘,ky Mary Holt. Slater I his week-
’-'"d, and next too.
®een and heard: Folly Starbuck and
Ed.
Who is David, Jean?
And Hatley did Mr. (’ampbell ever
tliar ])icture for Skeet?
^ (‘p~Peggy Gray took Elaine jind
home—so they just set back
•‘*'(1 l)layed setback with Oene all
"ight!!!!
Soat-wright k‘ep an eye on Mary
and Sarah Clark at Woodbiiry.
And why did Catherine B. buy so
Dianj’, many valentines?
Oh Boy, oh joy—D’s had a letter
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Vicious circle—or triangle or—Brad,
Jane Jeter, and Brad’s mother.
Whew — Whew — (whistle) Anne
Critclier and Howard in the bus
station!!
Dream (!irl—that’s Gudger in more
way.'i .haii one. Have fun in Chapel
Ilill! And more powei' to Betsy
Honey. She’s also going there the
10th.
Speaking of queer letters—ask Jo
about philosophies of life and
Luanne about “entangling alli-
■inces.” And Molly how' does it feel
to get three in one day?
Say, Sauls when are you going to
make that announcement?????
Adele has a knockout of . a brother-
in-law.
Flash—get Anne Carter to tell you
how it’s done on a bus . . . And
what happens to Nancy Hills when
you mention Tom??? Nothing?
Ding-dong—the sound of the gong.
This is station K N 0 W' - A L L.
Broadcasting from Don',t you wish
V(m knew. 1 now turn you over to
—but wait—the latest news bulletin
—A lot of real good juicy gossip—
More goes on than meets the eye—
You’re slipping losing your grijj,
Stee-Gee, and if you don’t know I’m
not going to tell you Tee-Hee . . .
Well s’long. See you Spring Va
cation in New York, Salemites!!!!
Sara Bowen Gibbs is enjoying the
work as assistant to a pathologist
at Duke I'ni versify, while her
doctor-husband interns at AVatts.
Kngaged—Kx. 1945
.Xancy J^ewis to H. (Jarlanil
F endergraft
^’vonne Fhelps to Kston Robert
Caldwell Jr.
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by Lou Stack
The day it happened I was feel
ing fine. I hadn’t done a thing out
of the ordinary, see? I was stand
ing there in my stall just eating
my hay. It was good hay—a little
bit dry, but good hay. Now, the
minute I heard Ed coming with
the _ bridle, T knew something was
up, see? Ed’s the man that looks
after me and the boys around the
barn. Well, I kicked the side o' the
stall and gave niy buddy Omaha
the eye. I figured those Salem girls
must be coming out again.
Yep, b’gosh, and 1 just had time
to get me a swig o' water after Kd
saddled me up. By that time, Omaha,
Fred, Billy, - Queenie (!), Bij d.—in
fact, all the fellows had turned out
for this party. I think I nuist have
seen the station wagon first, ’cause
my groani certainly whined out
first. Before the wagon had sto|>ped
good, the doors had opened, and
about a dozen girls tumbled out. T
heard one o’ the girls say some
thing insulting about the ])erfume
we used around here. Humph! may
be it atn’t Chanel Xo. 5, but 1 like
this fresh country air myself—even
if it is a little hard to detect around
the barn-yard.
Well, the girl they call Betsy came
to claim me. She's about the only
one of them that ■ recognizes the
class in an old farm plug like me.
T like tlie way she says June, too
—ihat’s my iiaine, y’ know. Betsj'
and the other girls wriggled into the
saddle.s—I have to snicker every
time I hear them say they're
“mounting” a “horse" — humph!
they ain’t “mounting” no more than
we’re “horses”.
Then just about the time Betsy
and me were ready to hit the trail,
^folly says we better run around
the ring a little. Just keei>s us run
ning ill circles, that lady doesf She
knows more about a horse than T
do, and T used to live next door
to one! Well, we were running
around in our usual sleeiiy-time
rhythm when 1 noticed that the
girl in front o’ me was doing some
kind of fa,ncy circus stuff, see? 'She
was riding ole Billy, though, so I
guess she sort o’ had to do something
fancy the way he was cutting up.
1 heard Betsy laugh and say some
thing about Greta.
ft reminded me of the day the
Utile blonde—Helen’s her name—
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PEGGY JANE BLUM
As one enters the library, .she
glances uj) to catch that contagious
■smile and friendly greeting which
always chases the gloom away. The
smile belongs to blonde, l^eggy Jane
Blum. ‘ • IM”, as she is known, en
joys her \^ork in the library im
mensely.
“i’.l” is a day student; she is a
freshman representive to the legis
lative board and a freshman proctor.
A graduate of Reynolds High, she
was a member of the National Honor
Society, the Girl Ifeserves, the bas
ketball and tennis teams. Tennis is
her favorite sport with basketball
ranking a close second. This year
she is finding math her Waterloo,
but since she is not the type to
give up, she will finish it with fly
ing colors.
Like a sailor, I’eggy Jane has a
sweetlK'arl in every port. She admits
that her “Spocial," who will soon
be sent overseas, is in the Infantry
and iS from Florida, the land of
orange blossoms. Speaking of orange
blossoms, ‘‘I’.l’s” ambition is to
get married eventually, but at the
present she is interested in the field
of medicine. At Salem, she is tak
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SARAH CLARKE
If you ever n^alked into a room
on third floor Clewell and found
about twenty peo]>le sitting around,
I’m sure you would find Sarah Clark
ri^’ht in the middle. Sarah is that
fi\e feet two inch blonde freshman
that hails from Reidsville, and who
just loves crowds . . . “ Why, if I had
to be bj' myself I think I'd go
crazy,” she says.
Sarah's favorite sports are play
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what her hobby is slie laughed and
said, “.lust say smooching!”
The biggest thrill in her life was
when she was elected as a drum
majorette in high school. She would
rather “strut” in front of a band
than anything else she can imagine.
Next to strutting she likes boys.
She says she just can’t make up
hi'r mind between Woodberry Forest,
till' Navy, or the Infantry. Since the
Woodberry dances are drawing nigh
she’s leaning in that direction at pre
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Because she loves children, Sarah
plans to major in elementary school
education and then have a kinder-
garden all her own. But, she admits,
“My real ambition is to marry and
have sixteen children!”
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