May !0, 1946.
THE SALEMITE
Page Three.
Pictured above are Hazel Newman Slawter and Eetty Witners of
Wiaston-Salem, who will be presented in a joint recital n Memorial
Hall Monday, May 13, aft 8:00 P. M, Mrs. Slawter is major n? in harp
and Miss Withers is raajonn? in organ.
Home-Ec Students
Will Present Show
The annual Home Economics Fash
ion Show will be held on the lawn
in. front of tlie Practice House Mon
day, May 20, at five o’clock.
At this time, all freshnion, .s')pho-
iiiores^ and juiiior home (‘coiioinics
students win un>'lel tUe garment's
they have mado this year.
Hits That Fit
Djty By Day Classes
Dream Lit)by Pedeu
Shoo Fly IMe,. Serft-nh^ss Soutli Hull
fifroo' of T'.vo Cigar, t es
Mnri tind l’iw( e
There’s No Vou . . . Hainbone
I Wish I Knew . Answers to reviews
Personality Sara Coe
If I Knew Then Senora
Bear Cat Cr;iwi . . . Janet llu^sell
8hout For Joy Beniors
I’ll Get By . . . . Six week t.'sts
One O’clock Jump . . . Bettye Bell
Symphony . . . Music Aprec Class
That’s For Me . . . >^uu bathers
Love Walked In . . Jeanne Dungan
Bell Bottom Trousers . Page’s Robert
Alumnae Visit
SalemMayDay
Salem Alumnae were represented
on Salem campus last week-end.
\moiig the returned visitors”
were:
i Mrs. C. A. McNeill, Jr., Rachel
I i’inkston, Nell Denning, Mrs. Vir-
: 'finia Lee Cowper, Jeanne Cowper,
?!iie Willis, Hei'ky Howell, Becky
Co/art, Mai'v Lewis, Aileen Seville
’’ice, V. V. Garfh, Lncy Farmer,
Doris Schaum, Katherine Triiyn-
lunti, Helen Phillips, Genevieve
’ rnzier, Molly Bosemaii, Lib Guil
der, Mary Frances McNeely, Mar
guerite MulUn, Katherine McGeachy,
Lucille Newman. Fra]tces Crowell,
'’eggy Bolliii, .lo M('T>aughlin, An
gola Taylor, and Lib Beckwith.
These alumnae brought news of
two alumnae wlio had to remain at
I'ome. Mildred Garrison Cash and
Petty Harris Hhvne are both the
pnmd mothers of baby girls.
Day Students
Plan Picnic
All (lay-students with their dates
will have a hayride out to Camp
Dorker, five miles outside of Win-
sion-Salem, on Saturday, May 18,
at i3:15 P. M. A weiner roast will
be followed by outdoor games and
d.'uicing in the ballroom.
Jane Church is in charge of trans
portation and Peggy Blum is re
sponsible for the food.
SALEMITES!
For fine sportswear and good values
your best bet is—
THE IDEAL
West Fourth Steeet
Truelove Dry Cleaners
★
Three Blocks North of College
★
336 S. Main Street Wiaston-Salem, N. 0.
“How about
a Coke?”
•• CO«A.€«iA M
Alpha lota Pi Plans
Picnic Next Week
A picnic next Thursday afternoon
w ill conclude for this year the meet
ings of the Latin Club, Alpha Iota
i'i. The members of the club, ac
companied by the advisor. Dr. Min-
T'lc Smith, will go out of Winston-
Salem about ten miles to a cabin
I cured by Iris Stonestreet, one of
ihe members.
The final plans for the picnic will
be made when the new president,
Geraldine Purcell, meets with the
S'M'ial committee on Monday night.
At The Theatres
;:arolina
Monday - Tue-day - Wednesday
• ‘ Brwtkfast In Hollywood”
Thursda ' - Friday - Saturday
“S;iratoga Trunk”
I-- 0 R S Y T H
il'>n(lay - Tuesday — Held Over
“Sentimental Journey”
Wednesday
“Salome, Wliere She Danced”
'I’hursday - Friday — Held Over
“Breakfast In Hollywood”
Saturday
‘■Behind Green Ligt)ts”
STATE
Monilay - Tue.->day - Wednesday
“Perilous Holiday”
“Song of Arizona”
'I'hur.'iday - Friday - Saturday
Day Funnies . . . .
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WlflMSICAI SCARfS
BYVERllS
Winston Coca Cola Bottling Co,
PENNIES FROM HEAVEN in
r«d, lima or blua.
Not shown; MINSTREL BOY; a
whimsical boy on a bed of
softly colored leaves. Red, lime
or blue.
L
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TI^OROUGHBREDS in a red
Of brown combination.
Not shown; PEONIES; an out-
of-the-gorden floral print of
sheer morn nlst rayon.
Wear it ci a scarf or as o
sarong sKirt. A huge 36 inch
square of fine rayon crepe,
printer in a galaxy of luscious
colors. All designed by the
famous artist, Marcel Vertes.
THE G£NBY COMPANY, Suit* 308
1472 B’woy, N«w York 18, N. Y.
Genrtement
Ship postpaid icarfs at
$ Enclosed is $
Styl»
Color
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Address
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“Oh, the music goes round and
round”
Is the first line of a wellknown ditty.
\\>U, the [H'asants went round and
round;
T’was the music that got schisofritty.
It stopped, the dancers did likewise;
And so the liveliest dance step ever
Was cut short quite by an accident,
And we didn’t see it no more never.
But we saw the rose-colored fire
That from the white stand zoomed
up in the air.
’til it was lighted, the Uidies
kept being merry-go rounds at the
fair.
The loudspeaker system connected.
And carried Miriam’s voice very
I well;
j But an unknown person’s giggle.
Resounded as an “atom bombic”
shell.
“Oh, Ihe music goes round and
round,”
With Peddicord’s orchestra for its
guide.
But take ray advice and never
Let your date get a step out of
your sight. ,
(All right, so it doesu’t rhyme!)
T’will take you at least five minutes
To find him again t’wixt all the
flowers.
It’.- true that it took Peggy Blum
Not a quarter, not a half, but an
hour!
They say the latlder to success
Is often tricky and kinda slippy.
Meredith found the figure steps.
Senior Dinner To Be
Next Friday Night
The Senior dinner will be Friday,
May IT, at in the Blue Room,
of the Robert K. Lee Hotel, Betay
Thomas and Wink Wall, co-chairmeo
of the committee announcwi today.
Other committee heads for the
event are Snookie Willis, flowers;
Vidette Bass and Ua/.el Slawter,
entertainment.
But while finding, almost did a flip.
Fee!
And in speaking of success(*s.
The May Day d;iy .and dance wore
truly one.
■Xml if some funnys hap(>eued,
(Josh! It surely added to all tho
fun!
RAY W. GOODRICH
PHOTOGRAPHER
317 W. 4th St. — Dial 7994
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440 N. Liberty St.—Dial 2-1443
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Different—Tasty—Satisfying
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Just Aronnd the Oonier
SALEMITES
GO TO
WELFARE’S
FOB
SANITARY FOOD
Ham or Eg* Sandwiches, DerlUed or PUln AND the BMt and
Biggest Milk Shakes in Wlnston-8al«m
Beglstared Pharmacist
1865
1940
W. T. VOGLER & SON
Jewelers and Sllversmiihs
WINSTON-SALEM, N. 0.
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O’HANLON’S
DRUG STORE
★
AT THE BUS STOP
1 F T (J E S T U RES
Salem plates in lovely new design and colors; the sweetscentod
loveliness of a Mary Chess Sachet; the fun of a Oa.y Nineties Cook
Book with its dashing moustauhio book mark; exquisite ceramic
costume jewelry . . .
A roomy tobacco pouch, a good briar pipe, handsome leather
billfolds, eigaretto boxes and cases, a warm woo Iscarf or laprobe
for the games, or an importeil wool bathrobe . . .
Assortments . . .
The “Treasure Aisles” art' overflowing with Oifts for all at
ARDEN FARM STORE
Opposite Salem College