4
THE TWIG
A^M'AI, llAimKrUE
llKLn IN (iUOVK
(Continued ]rom paqe one.)
other table was provided for the
faculty, trustees, and friends of the
College. Surely they enjoyed the
tiappy event as muoh as the students
did. The relationship between faculty
and students seemed strengthened by
coming together for a very pleasant
social hour.
Needless to say every one enjoyed
the occasion very nmel> and an ex
pression of gratitude iti due tliose who
made this event possli)le for all. The
barbecue was certainly a great success
this year as may be testified to hy the
large crowd which attended. It will
be looked forward to each year and
will be long remembered by those who
go ou( from Meredith.
VKSI'KI{ SKRVK K
r(»MH'('Ti;i> HY Y. \V. A.
{Continiu'A from page one)
The main feature of tlie program
was a pageant entitled. "What a Fresh
man Learned." In a very unique and
interesting manner the value of our
Y. W. A. was shown—how much more
college life will mean to us by be
coming members of the Y. W. A. and
doing some real work for the Kingdom
of God. The pageant portrayed a
Freshman looking ahead four years
and seeing those who had ben a fail
ure or had not received the moat bene
fit from their college training. Then
tinally Y. W. A. workers were intro
duced—those who worked and received
the greatest things that college could
give them—desire of service In God's
Kingdom.
“HOSK .MAKIK” KX.IOYKI)
ItY .MKItKDITII
{Contiiiiu'd from page one)
enjoyed by all who attended. The char
acters were most skillful, and along
with the elaborate costuming and
wonderful music, it seemed to be al
most a supertine production. Among
the most out.standing songs were
"Rose Marie." “Indian Love Call."
"Totem Tom-Tom,” and "The Door to
.My Dreams."
It. Y. V. U{. WOKK BEGINS
WITH STUDY COURSKS
fConlinued from page one)
to lead the young B. Y, P. U’s to
greater service.
Dr. Morgan was there each night
with something worth while from the
book "General Organization.” Our
campus benefltted much by tiie study
of that book last year, and it will be
a groat instrument In helping our gen
eral work run smoothly this session.
This was indeed a banner year In
this new department at Meredith Col
lege, and the pupils, which numbered
over two hundred, have been lllled
with a desire to do better H. Y. U.
work. Here’s hoping that the next ses
sion of U. Y. P, U. training may be
even more .successful than the past, if
possible: that every girl in the Col
lege may enlist in the endeavor to
make Christ our campus commander.
KX S. U. I'KKSIUKNT
.SrKAKM l> niAl'IvL
(('oHliiiiird from page one)
Every one listened Intently as Win
nie read and explained Psalm 45:16,
“Instead of thy fathers shall be thy
children, whom thou may^t make
princes in all the earth." In simple,
yet forceful words, she told us that
we are princes and as such that we
should exemplify Christ, the highest
example of goodness and of all
princely attributes, in our lives; that
we should strive to follow Him, be
cause it is through us, as the leaders
of tomorrow, that Christ’s work Is to
he accomplished: and that we should
go forth with courage to arouse by
our nobleness the nobleness which lies
dormant in others. So great was the
religious atmosphere produced that
Dr. Brewer deferred making all an
nouncements lest the spell should be
broken. Thus we went to our classes
with this message on our hearts.
P’lnally, we must acknowledge that
not only the message, but the person
delivering it produced this reverent
atmosphere. We knew that her life
backed every statement she made.
Then, too, it is easy to listen atten
tively to one that we all love as dearly
as we do Winnie. We realize what
she has meant to Meredith and we
welcome her at all times to our
campus.
JOKES
The light was dim. they were so
close to each other, oh, so close— those
two ))eanuts in that peanut shell.
Prof. Riley; “And where was
Sheridan when he took his famous
tweuty-inile ride?”
Bdlth Rowe Grady: “On a horse.’’
I’rof.: I believe you missed my class
yesterday.
Student; Why, no I didn’t, dear sir,
not in the least.
IIAI'TIST STI DKNT
rONI-’KUKX K, BIH.MLXJIIA.M, AKA.
{Continued jrom page one)
of higher things, and to cause us to
lift u)) our eyes to Him, and praise His j
name. The kenyuote of the confer-j
enco is ciu 'nt. Maxlrr nf Mij (!nirri->
'
WluTf there's a will, there's a way!
.Arc you wUh us, or did you not hoar j
thi- cull that came to you?
if iiny of you are interested In Uils
I rip, see .Mary Frances Biggcrs for
riirthcr iiifortiialioM.
FKKSIIMAN n.ASS
OlMJA.MZKS TKMI'OHAIfll.V
(CouNmicd from payc one'
weeks, wiis cliosen. hy general accla
mation as Freshiniin Rei)reseuta-'
rive for Ktudciit Government. Lula i
•Moore Suttle was selectefl as vice
president, and Harali fJarkwell, secre-,
lary, and Nell Horl was selected as ■
I reasurer.
Frances Fulghuni. a peppy young;
"Rat," was unanimously chosen cheer:
leader- Frances sele'te(l as her assist- ^
ant, VinallQ Llneburger,
The Fresman class Is strong in
s])iril as well as in number, and we
are proud of them. So. here’s to the
class of ‘30!!
i!
Make
Caplor’s!
Your
Meeting
Place
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Reporters for this Issue; Katherine
.Vladdry. Katie Lee Wiilton. Mattie Lee
Kagles, Elizabeth Larkin, Annie
Mildred Kelly. Iva Carroll, Margarie
Craig, .Mary Ayscue, Margarite Har-j
risen. I
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Showing Fnil Line of New Fall Shoes
EXTRAVAGANCE
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TO-PAY-LESS
All One Price
COMET SHOE CO.
Next to California Fruit Store
ECKERD’S
CUT-RATE DRUG STORE
All Toilet Articles for College Girls
at Lower Prices
AGENTS FOR COTY’S, HOUBIGANT, HARRIET
UABERTAYS AND OTHERS
General Drug Merchandise
If e ore ready and glad to serve
VISIT
ECKERD’S
^9?
Phone 1986
NOBLE FRENCH DRY
CLEANING COMPANY
SPECIAL ATTENTION AND DISCOUNT TO
COLLEGE STUDENTS
New Location—^4-16 S. McDowell St. RALEIGH, N. C.
THE WILMONT’
The College Drug Store
Offers to Meredith Girls
SANDWICHES, SUNDRIES AND DRINKS
DRUGS AND TOILET ARTICLES
Come to see us
Wartiei' Blclg. Hillsboro Road Phone 3376
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Raleich, N. C.
llriiihiKiirleiH far Sln-edith HhniipriK
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