Page Four. THE SALEMITE October 25, 1946. Salem and Mostly'Carolina Tie In First Game Of Year Some boys rushed from the State- Wake-Forest game up to our dance last week-end. I wonder if they noticed the similiarity of a football game and our dance—of a pep rally and the moments before a dance. “ All right, now, I’m counting on you to break right through the lines and help me out. I’ve got the best man anywhere—Good build, wonder ful with the footwork, a man that will tackle any new step. So please break, will you? All I can say is he’s wonderful, wonderful, wonder ful!” “It’s a beautiful night, folks, for this dance between Salem College and Mostly-Carolina. The ends of the field are decorated with stream ers. The stadium is almost completely filled. Here comes Salem’s three centers (of-attention), Helen Cramer, Sarah Clark, and Jo Paterson, who were injured in last week’s practice. They are not staying on the sidelines tonight, though. Coach Brooks Sny der is giving his boys some last minute advice on the Mostly-Caro lina competition. Forward in Salem’s line of definitely non-offensive foot work are Martha Walton with Ben- jee and Hallie with Bob. There goes the kick-off and Nell Penn has the orchid. Up to the four- people reception line and stopped by Mr. and Mrs. Welnland. Mostly-Carolina into a huddle. COHEN’S Ready To Wear Shop Be Sure To Visit Us Early West Fourth Street Efird’s Dept. Store 430-432 N. TRADE ST. Winston-Salem, N. C. Quality Merchandise At Moderate Prices gz fffiT/srs \pLffTFS Hiedmont finqrouinq co. while Salem goes to the line of primpage. Now Sarah Ann Slawter liixs the orchid. Saturday night, Sun day morning, Sunday afternoon, and stopped by Mostly-Carolina’s de parture. That’s the end of the half and the score is Salem Pow, Mostly- Carolina, Wow. There on the field th6 Stee-Gee has stepped out and formed a figure. Spectacular is the “uniform” of Eaton Seville. The figure is breaking up now and leav ing the field. Cheer leaders Mills and“T,” Peg Gray and Emmet be gin the yell, “Poor Duke,” which is taken up by the crowd. Here comes the kick-off and it’s a long, slow piece, played very well by Harold Gale and his orchestra. Elaine Loving gets the orchid and fakes a brother,Pete Hixs, to Maria. But wait, there’s a penalty on the play—off sides there, Nat Henry and Anies Daye, a little eager. Wait! Something seems to have upset Salem’s line. I think it’s— yes, it’s lack of substitution. Salem into formation and tries a new scheme. Double-breaking through the Mostly-Carolina defense saves the day. Salem has again come off with a big dance. A big cheer has just gone up from the entire stadium. It’s a unanimous toast to the guest team, Mostly-Carolina. From the other side of the field, Tarzaness Gaither can be heard lead ing the yell, “K-a-ay Men!”. COME TO THE BALINESE ROOF Open Every Night Except Monday McEwen Names Committees Dr. Noble H. McEwen released tlie Salem College Lecture Com mittee for 194()-1947 today. Tliis committee plans and selects the programs for the year as well as help with the lecture procedures. This year Mr. Peter Mann, Business Manager, is working towards better lighting. On the committee are: Dr. Noble R. McEwen, Chairman; Charles II. Higgins; Dr. Howard Jordan; Miss Kdith Kirkland; Miss Lelia Graham Marsh; Miss (irace Seiwers; Miss Laura Sumner, Salem Academy; David "iO. Weinland; Dr. Pearl V. Willoughby; Mrs. M. G. Saunders, Jr., Junior League; and Mrs. Agnew Baluison, Jr., xMumnae. Student representatives are chosen by the class president. Those chosen from each class last year are: Miss Martha Boatwright, Editor of the Salemite; Miss Martha Lou Heitman, senior class; Miss Catherine Greg ory, Junior class; Miss Mary Porter Evans, sophomore class; Freshman class representative has not been appointed yet; and Miss Natalie Goodman, Salem Academy. Mrs. Berglund (Continued from page one) and the Salem Players. The Pier rettes will have a major production before Christmas, while the Salem Players will present three one-act plays. She hopes that these groups will be able to cooperate with the Choral Ensemble in presenting a Christmas program. She has also planned for the Pierrettes to attend the play contests in Chapel Hill in the spring. SALEMITES THE ANCHOR CO. UP TOWN MEETING PLACE “The Shopping Center” FflSHON SHOP H. T. HEARN Engraving Company ENGRAVED Invitations — Announcements Calling Cards—Stationery KRISPY KREME Doughnut Company Different — Tasty — Satisfying “The Original Greaseless Doughnut” PICCADILLY GRILL The most up-to-date Restaurant in the South 415 West Fourth Street Paschal Shoe Repair Co. We also Dye Shoes Any Color “Best In Our Line” 219 W. 4th St. dial 4901 Tniey go tc^ther Compliments of FINE SHOES Spook Scoops Flitting around campus in a sheet can prove to be mighty enlightening. Going from cellar to attic with ghostly ears wide open is the thing to do if you want to bo in the know in the show! In this month of witclies and goblins the emphasis ii definitely on the wild, unusual, hilarious, and usual!!!! The Wild: Willie at the dance . . . Carol’s lack of memory at the dance . . . Mary Frances and Mart’s trip to Baltimore . . . tlie sernade after the dance . . . Sara Clark “slipping” on the dance floor . . . Tommy Bum’s theme song—“Give Me Five Minutes More” . . . The Usual: IA blind date that turned out well, agreed Jo? . . . M. J. Hurt’s un expected date . . . Candy latching on to Seaman . . . Ruth Hayes likes to “keep it in the family” . . . “Hamlet” preferring a Carolina man to a Davidsonian this week-end . . . a glimpse of Ruby’s Charlie at last. The Hilarious: Ann Barber’s profound interest in the Columbia IBroadcasting System (C.B.S.) . . . Dunk’s swollen lip . . . Lushwell Poindexter Martin . . . Barbara No. 1 with Tyrone I’ower The Usual: Bill and Henny and the ring . . . Gaither, Peggy, and Barbara tak ing off for Carolina this w'eek-end . . . Ticka and John “at home” . . . Mary Jane off to the Army-Duke game . . . Nancy Wray dashing off to meet Garland, home from Texas . .. . “Weezie” off to Clemson for the week-end . . . Mary Louise and Harry . . . Patsy at State . . . Roberta and Pienn in the smoke house after a big week-end at Wake Forest . . . Amle Watkins and Sallie Tarry at opening dance at V. P. I. . . . Maria’s “Arkansas Traveler” back on campus . . . Martha Lou and ‘ ‘Mad Loving” off to Carolina Home Coming this week end . . . Betsy Long with that famous Davidsonian columnist. . . . —Boney Style Wise Fashions for Campus Q _ /jbSNIK’S CAMPUS CHANGE-ABOUTS For JUNIOR GADABOUTS Gay prerequisites for all the wonderful seasonal activities that make college so much fun . . , In our Sportswear Shop, main floor. SUITS — SWEATERS SKIRTS — BLOUSES THE IDEAL BRING YOUR FRIENDS to the SMITH REYNOLDS AIRPORT RESTAURANT And Enjoy A Delicious Meal Served In A Pleasant Manner In A Delightful Atmosphere Our Christmas Cards are out over at ' Arden Farm Store Come over and see them ARDEN FARM STORE Across the Square from Salem College O’HANLON’S DRUG STORE On The Square WELFARE’S DRUG STORE welcome the students and faculty OP SALEM COLLEGE AND ACADEMY Serving Salem Girls For 33 Years The Place to Supply Your Drug Store Needs Soda Fountain—To Supply Every Wish In Refreshments Hot Fudge Sundae — Sandwiches — Hot Coffee Hot Chocolate — Toast — Soup Do Come Over and I Do Mean You!

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