From Separation To Bundling
Is Long Process In Laundry
By Jean Calhoun
Remember sometimes when you lose your history notes right before
an exam, and you desperately invade your messy desk, look 4der your
bed or bravely dive into your closet in a vain search. Remember then
sitting on the floor pondering, Where would I be if I were my history
notes’ You throw yourself into the character of the notes-and (some
times) find them. Well, now play-hke” you’re a slip-a rayon one,
belong to a Salem College gal and oddly enough you are dirty. Your
owner is so busy with college life that she has no time to wash you
fyou must go to the laundry
Salem College
Girls Appear
On Music Hour
Music Hour, presented yesterday
in Memorial Hall, was given by
-college music students. The pro
gram was: '
Novellette, Op. 21, No. 7 .....
Schumann
Jane Little
Tu lo sai Torelli
Ernstine Kapp
Grande Valse, Op. 42 ....Chopin
Frankie Strader
Ouvre tes Yeux Bleu
Massenet
Sally Senter
In quelle trine morbide from
“Manon Lescaut” Puccini,
Kitty Faucette
Etude, Op. 10, No. 3 Chopin
Margie Ferrell
Song of Thanksgiving
Allitsen
Nell Philips
Arioso - Ceasar Cui
Ann Robertson
Go Way from My Window
Niles
Ann Evans
Waltz in E Minor Chopin
Florence Cole
Music Hour next Thursday will
feature music students from town.
Everyone is invited to attend at
5:00 p.m. in Memorial Hall.
Juniors To Sponsor
Bridge Tourney
The juniors will sponsor weekly
bridge tournaments each Saturday
afternoon at 2:00 p.m. in the base
ment of Strong. Betty McCrary is
in charge of planning the tourna
ments which will serve as a fund
raising project for the junior class.
Girls are to choose their own
partners. Dates and faculty mem
bers are invited. Jeanne Harrison
will be the hostess for the games
this week, and high score prizes
will be awarded.
Salem Jewelers
GIFTS
Watch Repairing
DOBY’S
BAKERY
640 W. 4th St.
Dial 2-4126
We specialize in Wedding,
Birthday, and Party Cakes
also Bread sliced any thick-
aess.
CAREFUL AND COURTEOUS
DRIVERS
DIAL 7121
DAY & NIGHT SERVICE
BAGGAGE TRANSFER
This is your first trip aw'ay from
home. You become afraid as you
are stuffed into a dark blue bag
marked, naturally enough, ’’Laun
dry”. You are dragged along the
floor it tickles. You have the
sensation of falling. Then ’’plump”
and you realize you are in a base
ment. You hear chattering voices;
they come nearer. You are moved
to the out-of-doors and you ride
a short distance. The chattering
voices are here also arid you are
taken from your bag.
You know where you are. The
smell of soap and suds, clothes
freshly washed and recently ironed,
help you to draw your conclusion.
You’re in the laundry. You see
two ladies arid recognize them by
the things you’ve heard your owner
say.
Through Three Presidents
The one seated at the flat ironer
is the superintendent of the laun
dry, Mrs. ' Minnie King. She has
been at Salem’s laundry "48 years,
through three presidents—Dr. Cle-
■\vell. Dr. Rondthaler and Dr. Gram-
ley”. Her mother worked here be
fore her, and her daughter is the
other lady you recognize as Mrs.
Francis Parrish, Mrs. Parrish is
the assistant superintendent and"
has been working here 12 years.
There are three other women
that have been connected with the
laundry for over 25 years, and
there is Lielir Dunlap who has
been in Salem laundry for 44 years.
Before you have time to look
around you are separated from
your brother sheets and your sister
linens and placed in a pile with
pajamas, gym suits and other slips.
You assume you will now be
tossed into the washing machine
tl’.at is kept on all day, but no!
Alphabetizing Comes First
Those in your pile are sorted
again, and you are grouped in
alphabetical order. You go into
the machine first, because your
owner’s name begins with an A.
.A,t the same time sheets and linens
are being placed in two large tumb
ler washing machines. They are
not alone; with them you see table
clothes and curtains.
It seems like a long time before
you come out of the machine, and
though you are rather dizzy, you
are sure you understand correctly
w'hen you hear Mrs. King say,
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For that
Holiday Formal
You’ll want
To see
The perfectly ''
Wonderful
Selection at
MOTHER
AND
DAUGHTER
Eye Catching
Styles
And
At prices
That go easy
On Dad’s
Pocketbook.
MOTHER & DAUGHTER
FASHIONS
Corner Liberty & Third Sts.
I. R. C. Hears
Dr. Anscombe
Dr. Francis Anscombe spoke on
“Our Changing World” at the In
ternational Relations Club meeting
Wednesday evening in the living
room of Bitting. The speaker is
the former head of the History
Department here and the founder
of our International Relations
Club.
Dr. Anscombe reviewed historical
events of the last fifty years. He
told of the political changes—the
monarchs who have been deposed
and exiled and the various empires
which have fallen and weakened
such as Britain and France.
America has become the greatest
world power, continued the histor
ian. Communist controlled Russia
has become a major threat to
world peace with its rapid spread
into many countries.
The past fifty years have also
brought about important changes
in economic, social, and religious
life.
Scorpions Plan
Campus Tours
One service of the Order of the
Scorpion this year has been to
organize a group of students to
conduct campus tours for visitors.
These guides have had a brief
training period under Miss Edith
Kirkland. In addition to showing
visitors around the campus, guides
answer the questions of the visitors
and tell the history of the various
Salem landmarks.
The first tour was conducted for
wives of delegates to the water
works and sewage convention held
recently in Winston-Salem. Last
week a group of Methodist young
people enjoyed a similar tour.
Authoress
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Masters to the Moderns and was
printed in Holland. The reproduc
tions were made from color photos
of the originals taken in the gal
leries of Europe.
Practice
(Continued From Paffe One)
Beth Coursey may be found in the
basement of Bitting cutting out 24
ducks’ feet or pasting paper fire
trucks together. Lou Davis, Beth’s
Kindergarten cohort sits at the
piano punching with one finger the
tune of “Praise Him, Praise Him,
All You Little Children”.
Emily Warden, red pencil in
hand, groans as she marks papers,
or looks up the spelling of the
capital of a Canadian province.
The bald spots on Emily’s head are
a result of the scalping souvenier
hunters that she calls pupils. It
seems they wanted something for
their scrap books.
Ann Sprinkle spends most of her
time thumbing through back issues
of popular magazines looking for
geometric designs.
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[ Campus Interviews on Cigarette Tests
No. 28...
THE OVEHBIRD
Xast Grand Master of the Royal Order of
Gourmets and Raeonteurs—our outspoken
friend knows how to find the proof of the
pudding. Especially such a thing as cigarette
mildness! A “quick pull” and a “single sniff”
left him hungry for facts. Smokers everywhere
have tried the same tests and discovered the one
true test of cigarette mildness!
IPs the sensible test... the 30-Day Camel
Mildness Test, which simply asks you to try
Camels as your steady smoke, on a day-after-day,
pack-after-pack basis. No snap judgments. Once
you’ve tried Camels for 30 days in your “T-Zone”
(T for Throat, T for Taste), you’ll see why ...
After all the Mildness Tests ...
Camd leoib all other brandis4rA39S«M!r
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