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I^ecember 15,1943
SAINT’S SALLIES
As all week-ends since Tlianksgi>-
I'lg have been closed our sallying
^or the most part strictly in the fu-
'tre tense. Carolyn Holland went
I'oine, however, last week-end for hei
■'ister’s wedding. But TlTursday
tlie day of the “exodus,” even thougli
8 few of us will have to wait o\ei
'iiitil Friday to catch our trains.
Jlana Burnett will leave \\ednesda\
f'lr California, where she will spenc
*lie entire Christmas vacation wiui
lier “man”; isn’t that exciting ? t'
■also understand that several of us
">ay go up to Princeton for a feiv
'lays after Christmas, eh Stuart an
Kate? . . . hF'erybody already knows
about the newest addition to the
[Saint Mary’s frat pin collection.
Hucker has seen to that. She is
I'iiuied to “the Alarine” with
sweetheart pin. He went to AVake
i'orest and is stationed at IN ew
liiver. . . . Louise Carr wears para-
b'oopei- wings. He’s stationed at
lli’agg and, since he’s expecting to (
Sfiit overseas soon, has been up to
spo her rery often dean Sullivan
'■rally got herself into a jam. She
'»Cfci(ientally (that’s obvious) got her
letters switched and put them in t
"I'oiig envelopes. I t was all teiii j
'■oiifusing and she did a lot of ex
I'laining. . . .
Holt had some excitement tin
"dier Saturday night. Some boys
'H’ove down by the infirmaiy
bad quite a time with a spotlig_ t.
course everyone was in the win-
‘Iptvs, trying to see whom they were
^isnaling. . . . At breakfast last viee
Jletty Edwards was talking^^ about
barboro’s “fine sentiments, am
?birley, just a little sleepy, mum
bled something about “isn’t that sui
Hisiiig; wo only have four mouc
‘'^uses.” . . . And what is this we
bpar about Betty (Mark’s bargain
^"'hhjiasto ?
^\'asn’t the dance fun? The seii-
The Belles of Saint Mary’s
■Fampus notes
Mrs. John William Dixey, for
merly Lillian Jenkins, ’43, and
Betty Michaux, ’43 (Business),
visited Saint Alary’s recently.
C. A. P. Moore will read Dick
ens’ Christmas Carol to the two
literarv societies and any other
members of the student body who
wish to attend on Wednesday
night. December 15.
* # *
Ida Hassell Jeffress, former stu
dent at Saint Mary’s, of Kinston
will be married on December lo,
to Air. Cecil AVilliam AVooten, Jr.
# # *
Carolyn Cauble, ’42, of AVin-
ston-Salem ivill be married on De
cember 22, to George Korman
Boyer, A.S., Aledical Corps, United
States Naval Reserve.
* * *
Rev. Mr. I. Harding Hughes
made an informal talk at the
State Prison here in Raleigh last
Sunday. Later, he journeyed to
Durham and addressed [iie A.. .
S.L. at St. Philips Church. C. A.
P Moore conducted the vespei
'services at school that Sunday
afternoon.
# # *
Mary Lynn Lewis attended the
Cotillion Opening ^ ^al
r last week-end with Bill Wal-
Li'from Charlotte. AVhile there
she saw Betty Via who was at
Saint Alary’s last year.
The sextet and Miss Geraldine
Ho to attended a formal dance
SSi bv the USO last Saturday
Tii^ht. Sunday, December o, the
sextet and Aliss Cate spent H
afternoon acting as hostesse
there. * * »
Mrs William Guess says that
, - «'*?
. certainly should be ' t afternoon play dav
on the lecoratious-alljlia_ Wednesde^.^^^
‘','G tc’i-m papers too—and eieij
'biug. Betty AViuslow set the record
dates; she had eight of em.
. Have you started packing?
'If'der hurry, Thursday is mighty
'bise. Or did you know ?
. Saint Mary’s the last two weeks.
, 'ii-k, work and more' work--inoiith-
{ te.sts—term papers—late lights
b" Christmas carols every morning
AVRAL at 8:15-the Ohristinas
w’totli on
' h
Miss Davis’ door “For
,, -oiu the Bell Tolls”-Christma.s
®^'oi'ations and holly in some looni.
'^Aards and yards ot net haiignih
the doors 'in Holt—last minute
‘■'^«iug of all of it before the dance
dance itself-the Christmas
''^S'eaiit—the Christmas siiirit as
,b'>I>l>iiig in Raleigh—ten more sliop-
, 'S days till you know when ^ai
boxks to be mailed home—hin--
(if'l packing—“I’ll Be Home hoi
bi'istmas.”
.Saint Mary’s the next tl^ee
^®®ks: sleep, sleep and more sle^
I ‘"ixious Christma.s
il''""', home, home!—being “ ’ .
"diat you want to—
holly and cedar—Christma.
I,)''''’' Christinas lay!—every >o ■
at home- ?-Ne'v A ear s
1!»44.
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Me'Tayte Hoss, llirector of Hio
116 J-O'J ',trr +llP DGllllV SllOrt-
age. 15 . into circulation
"onl.e
* * *
ml. o/iHress books are being
,?,hiovSbvtl,oaranddaugh-
ES cl-b fo.y«yW«ve cents.
Raleigh Little Thea-
atteiided the KaietS ^ gt jn
tre Saturday night to see
the House. ^ ^ .
mu rircle collected approxi-
“ntwfive dollars two
matel.i se\ e
weeks ago originally to
iee. The nion . boys in
br North Carolina, but
J Hie moiiev will be used to
instead the
'^JoA-ib Ca.-oU
Tomorrow \,ovs who
drilling. ^\vill be taking
arill Saint Alal.^ s
exaiiis.
The A.S.T.P. boys from State
who di-ill Saint Alary’s girls each
Wednesda.y aftei-noon were asked
by the Senior (,'lass to the senior
dance Saturday night.
^ *
Day students who take business
have been having informal gath
erings at their homes on Friday
nights and inviting business resi
dent students of Saint Alary’s.
«
The Sigma Lambda and the E.
A. P. Literary Societies recently
elected the following officers;
Sigma Lambda: Charlotte Craw
ford, vice-president; Sue Moore,
treasurer; and Jane D. Bell, cus
todian of the banner; E. A. P.:
Margaret Winslow, vice-president,
and Anna Margaret Moomaw,
treasurer.
# # “K*
Mary C. Bowers and Annette
Fulton, students of Miss Ruth Car-
roll, gave talks on current events
last Thursday in assembly.
# * *
Harding Hughes, Jr., USNR at
Carolina, visited his parents, Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. Harding Hughes,
last wmek-end. Harding had as
his guest Robert Rogon also of
Carolina. Hughes and Rogon
with E. 0. Broughton came to Ra
leigh for the special purpose of
giving a personal invitation to the
inavor and civic organizations in
Raieigh to hear vice-pre.sideiit
Henry ANallace, ivho spoke Satur
day night ill Chapel Hill.
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Georgia Murphy, Martha Ston-
ey, and Mary Hodges Person are
responsible for the prayers (for
entering and leaving the' Chapel)
being pasted in the new hymnals.
# # *
The Raleigh Music Club was re
ceived ivith enthusiastic apprecia
tion when they presented their
Christmas program last Alonday
night at the AVoman’s Club. Miss
Geraldine Cate directed, and Miss
Ruth Holmes Scott gave a brief
talk on Christmas carols.
# # *
Miss Ruth Carroll attended an
Alumnae meeting at Coker Col
lege, Hartsville, S. C., Friday, De-
ceinber 4. Aliss C arroll, w^ho is a
member of the executive board,
was accompanied by Dr. and Mrs.
Carlyle Campbell, president of
Aleredith.
# # *
The Doctors’ Daughters’ reeent-
Iv elected Frances Shackelford
secretary and treasurer of their
club, i’be dues of the club at
present are going to Chinese
Relief.
# « *
The Art classes attended the
State Art Gallery last week to see
an exhibition of paintings by old
masters such as A''an Dyke, Goya.
Rembrandt, and Atormeer. .
m * *
Nancy Wood, Frances Shackel
ford, Mary Holmes, Pinkie Butler,
Maria Gregory, and Katherine ■
Legg attended the North Carolina
State Art Society meeting AVed-
nesday night, December 2, with
Mrs. Augusta Rembert.
MUS MUSCULUS
gee Christmas is almost here every
body is rushing aroimd trying to get
packed cousin elmer and i are going
to his farm for the holidays and he
has promised to teach me all the
jiriiieiples of farming nick thomas
was really getting worried about her
money the otlier day in economics
class i went to the senior dance and
did i have fun all the girls looked
swell betsy burke katherine legg and
the other senior art students did a
swell job on the decorations hats off
to miss davis and all the seniors for
a very impressive pageant if any of
you girls want to learn to ride horse
back just ask miss Christian to show
you hetty barnes keeps talking back
wards trying to compete with bettie
gaithers donl)le, talk all the girls were
loaded down with packages the other
Saturday everybody is trying to get
last minute Christmas shopping done
mr moore was rather taken back the
other diiy when hannah lyon asked
him what the twelfth commandment
was hetty edwards has suddenly
taken an interest in french lately if
you want to know about entertain
ineiit in iiidia ask chinkie martin
maria legg had a big time at the
ywca the other day rebecca drane
was trying to teach me how to feed
swans something she learned in
french class well i must go get foxie
clarko to teach me some cliristmas
carols so i can sing them with the
seniors thursday moniing oh heavens
here comes that horrible cat
OFF-CAMPUS CAPERS
The Christmas cheer is really in
the air. AVheii the girls aren’t wor
rying about their research papers,
they are thinking about the gay
holidays to come. The younger
crowd is having eight daimes—-oh, to
he young again! The senior dance
was quite an exciting affair. Every
body looked grand and had a won
derful time. Jane Bell gave an
open house afterwards. Seen at it
with their most attractive dates were
Alichelle Telfair, Juanita Anderson,
Jane Jeter, Alarjorio Cole, Dot Ruf
fin, ffaue Clark Cheshire, Sybil
Goerch, Agatha Chipley, Betty Ruth
AAHndes, Lib (Mmphell, and Betty
Kendrick. Ela.sh! Ex-President of
Day Students, Afarjorie Soar, is
pinned uj) to a Pika from AVake
Forest. The Fraternities at Chapel
Hill ended their dance season with
Pledge dances the week-end of De
cember 4. Jane Jeter and Betty
Johnson were present.
Congratulations are in order for
the many day students who went out
for hockey. They are Agatha Chip-
ley, Alichelle Telfair, Helena AVil-
liams, Juanita Anderson, and Betty
Baer.
(iljEK CIjUB and orchestra
(Prom P. 1)
IhiI-A-Pan....Old Burgundian Air
arr. by K. K. Davis
Briny .a- Torch, Jeannette, Isabella,
Famous Old French Carol
Carol of the Bells A Hkranian Carol
How Far Is Ji to. Bethlehernl
Chesterton-Shaw
DecI the Halls with
Boughs of Holly,
Famous AVelsh Carol