December 6, 1946.
THE SALEMITE
Page Three.
Let’s Keep Salem In Step
'Wfs »-^oRe sofeNce runr w^y'
Crystal Qazer Discloses All
French, Spanish
Clubs To Meet
The 8p;uiish Club will meet Mon
day night, December 9 at 7:00. All
nu'mbei's are invited to come to this
annual Christmas party with the
traditional pelota filled with gifts.
The French Club is planning to
send packages to Suzanne Michaud,
a 17 year old French girl. Suzanne’s
father, an active resistant during
the German occui)ation, was shot in
1944 by the Germans because he
helped prisoners to escape. Suzanne s
family is like thousands of other
i’rench people, absolutely without
resources.
The French Club plans to send
aid in the form of food, clothes,
and other articles.
A Wish . .
I wish I wuz
a' little fuzz
With nothing to do
But stick to you.
S. M.
AT THE THEATERS
CAROLINA - - -
Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday
“Two Guys from Milwaukee”
Thursday - Friday - Saturday
“Cloak and Dagger”
POESYTH - - -
Monday - Tuesday
“ The Outlaw”
Wednesday
‘ ‘ Kasy To Wed”
Thursday
“Centennial Summer”
Friday - Saturday
“Cinderella Jones”
H. T. HEARN
Engraving Company
engraved
Invitations — Announcements
CalUng Cards—Stationery
XWIN CITV
DBY OEANIM6 cot
612 W. rourth St. Dial 7106
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Blands Music Store
Hallmark-Horeross Cards
Fine Stationary
422 W. 4th St.
SALEMITES
THE ANCHOR CO.
Up TOWN MEETING PLACE
“The Shopping Center”
We Have A Full Line Of
SPORTS WEAR
It Is Worth Your While
At Popular Prices
KAUFMAN’S
Corner Fourth and Cherry
comm£/ic/t
p/i/nr/nG
By Nancy Carlton
Have your eyes lingered on this
part of tiie Salemite as if by chance?
Ah, but was it chance? You niaj be
the one to whom these lines were
meant to bring a spt'ciiil message.
If you have moved youi- fingers
across the magic surface of a
ouija board or made a secret wish
upon a star, then read c-u-el’ully
on. Thi.s is for you.
^'es, T know you. Your future is
an fipeu crystal ball to one svlio is
Ihe eifrhth daughter of the eightii
daughter of a Salem alumna. Do
you wish to find out the actual
facts of your future? Read on and
cross this page with silver. (Jour
nalism is on the march. Let’s keep
the Salemite in step.)
To see the days beyond in ab
solute clarity, I shall first disclose
the past by means of coffee grounds.
(No grounds for complaint.) Let us
turn back the cuts and overnights
to November 28.
I see a circle. I see a ship. I see
a Miniature Annapolis ring on the
finger of Vivian Shelton. It is grow
ing now, growing into a ring and
finger dance at V. M. I. attended
by Kuth Hayes.
Something tall, very tall, looms
up to obscure al other visions. Is
it New York skyscrajKjrs that
Claire Phelps and Dot Massey are
staring at? The buildings fade away
before the amazement of Nat Henry
and Gloria Paul. I see Robert Mont
gomery assuring Gloria that he is
Robert and Nat collecting a quarter.
(There are times when this clair
voyant business is better than a
movie.)
Sun, ocean, jnaybe moon.
Coffee grounds tell all at
Miami and Mac Clapp. I hear her
chanting, “For the best combi
nation of lioliday and trip, smoke
Raleighs but go to Miami.”
The sound of beating waves re
mains. Four figures emerge from
the fog of Carolina beach; Sarah
Holton and Iris Stonestreet; Joyce
Brisson and Frances Gulesian. The
word Atlas repeats in my conscious
ness. Could that mean a map? No,
it conies to me now. A lifegaurd,
big and strong.
Now all sound is muffled before
a terrific ear-splitting' yell for the
University of Virginia. Or is it for
Mary Prances King and Anne
Barber who are watching the game?
And from State College comes a
clk'er from Pran to Frank or
Winslow to Mayo.
Soft music now evokes a vision
of a dance and of Charlie Spivak,
Kuby Moye, Pran Reeves, and Mary
Wells Bunting.
In this quiet atmosphere I also
sec a farm and the name “Arden.”
The spell is broken however by
the arrival at the farm of Christine
Gray, Julia Davis, Peggy Blum,
Jane Mull, Margaret Newman, Dot
Redfern, Molly Darr, and Lucy
Scott.
Trouble. Yes, that is the impres
sion I receive from my coffee beans.
Could I actually be seeing Beverly
Johnson fixing a flat tire?
All is failing now. The beans are
very tired. Their touch with the
supernatural has been broken. Per
haps another day they will again be
able to aid me in the revelations of
the unknown.
Vou ask a question? What about
the future? My dear child, the
future is up to you.
Candle Tea Is
Annual Event
By Pierano Aiken
Every year amid the rush of the
Yule season when the letter opener
begins to look like a dagger and
a dagger seems a good way out, the
Moravian ladies invite us over to
the Brothers’ House across the street.
Here’s a moment of relaxation for
the putting away of math problems
and drastic notions. The event is
called the Candle Tea, and is be
ing hold Thursday and Friday of
this week from 2 until 9 p, m.
W'hen you appear at the door a
figure dressed in early Moravian
costume receives you and your
quarter. Taking a candle^ in hand,
she leads you down the ancient
stops to the first basement. An odor
—so different from term-paper ink
or starfish pickled in formaldehyde
—rises to your nostrils—hot bees
wax! In a room to the left more
solemnly clad dames putter around
making candles to bo used in the
Christmas love feast.
After a few minutes your guid
ing spirit loads onward to the
second basement. There a whole
tunnel is devoted to the manger
scene called the putz (to rhyme
with foots). Resides the traditional
nativity picture there is a planta
tion scone and a charming minia
ture of Balmoral Victoria’s Scottish
castle. ^ ou’re entranced like a child
in fairy land.
Da}? Student Center
Has Face ^^Lifting^*
By Debbie Darr
If you should walk into the Day
Student smoke house to .see the
entire congregation watching the
ceiling, don’t be alarmed! It isn’t
the human fly—. Or should you sc?e
all the furniture stacked up in the
hall, don’t worry! It isn’t moving
day—. In fact, it’s only because
the “great day” has finally arrived!
The painters have come and the
new Day Student smoke house is
rapidly changing colors. The day
students, in spite of stiff necks and
paint-smeared faces (accidental—
oops—so sorry), are glad to be play
ing leopard for this change in spots
—(color, that is!).
PICCADILLY GRILL
The most up-to-date Restaurant
in the South
415 West Fourth Street
Snyder’s Photo Studio
Z^3V^ West Fourth Street
PHONE 2-0523
noon.
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DELICIOUS GANDIES OF OHARACTEUR
are arriving daily for your “sweet tooth’
Barry’s Chocolate Coated Marshiuallows
Schraff’s Chocolates
^ Nectar (Juin Drops
' Opera Giiia Drops
Always Somethiiig (iood To Kat at
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
OF
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 Pudge Sundae — Sandi^ches — Hot Coffee
Hot Chocolate — Toast — Soup
Do Come Over and I Do Mean You!
Compliments of
TIC.
FINE SHOES
Style Wise Fashions for
Campus
SNIK’S
CAMPUS CHANGE-ABpUTS
For JUNIOR GADABOUTS
Gay prerequisites for all the wonderful seasonal activities that
make college so much fun ... in our Sportswear Shop, main floor.
SUITS — SWEATEES — SKIETS — BLOUSES
THE IDEAL
Stop by for some of our delicious cookies on
the way back from the movie.
For people
on the go
,-I 'WBSm'S’
»«miO VNDfl AUTHORITY Of THt COCA.COIA 0«rAMV IV
Winston-Salem Coca-Cola Bottling Company
^ .RE,&.u.s.PArorr.
Delicious and
finqrauinq CO.
“SCIENCE IS ON THE MARCH—LET’S KEEP SALEM IN STEP”