May 30, 1941 HIGH LIFE Page Seven M6^m J(u/iJj(mr. School h (IjI^(BaOWK^ With no nioro school for a while, and a jray, active summer ahead, you'll need all new, smart play clothes to make your vacation complete. A white pique play suit is something you always need. It'll look wonderful at the beach with that nice sun tan. Then when you neel something liesides a play suit, just slip your red and white striped suit over it, and put on your matching jerkin. Really, it's one of the smart est outfits you could have for summer. It’s almost unbelievable, but it's all yours for just $.3.98! Just a Moment—Plea.se Now that isn't the only style and price you can get at Meyer’s fourth floor. No, indeed! In fact, that little striped suit for $1.98 is quite stunning. The play suit has tucks on each side front which gives a very slenderizing effect. Then it ties in the back by a sash attached on each side. This suit comes to fit all sizes and types—sizes 8 to 16, in red, green, blue, and rose. The skirt may be very effectively worn over the shorts. It buttons all the way down the front, and the stripes are arranged to give a very full effect. This is nice for camp, the beach, mountains, or most any summer resort where play clothes predominate! Any Price—Any Style You see, Meyer’s fourth floor really has most any price play clothes you desire. You may get your navy gab ardine shorts, or pastel spun rayon shorts for $1.00. Then there are the more expmisive spun rayon shorts that may be matched perfectly with slacks, blouse, and skirt. Also the three-piece seersucker suits. Each jiiece is priced separately. Be Smart—Different Then, too, whether the beach or mountains welcome you, you’ll need a slack suit for some occasion. If it’s a denim slack suit at a very reasonable price, stop at Meyer’s fourth floor. For only $1.98 you may have either a lovely rose, aqua, or blue two-piec-e denim Athletic Association Gives School New Tennis Courts The Athletic association is mak ing a gift of four tennis courts to the .school, announced Athletic Di- ri'ctor Rob .Tamiesou. this week. These courts which are located on the south side of the old courts, are in the liiial stages of construction. During the school year the new courts will be maintained l)y the T A. A. for the use of local stu dents : however, during the sum mer months the city recreation de partment will keep them. Today-Saturday ^for(‘ (irnnd Ftni with i/oiir Farorites of the Fininies, the Jiiintstcfids . . . ‘Blondie Plays Cupid’ PENNY ARTIirU LARRY SINGLP^TOX LAKE SIMMS Plus L.YFEST NEWvS — ('OMEDY DOLOR CARTOON sla(*k suit. Or. some might prefer a pair of the navy spun rayon with a tropic print creix* blouse to match. They're just $2.50, very smart looking, and just what you’ll need. We ('an All Be “The Best-Dressel.” Of course, youTl need sheer dresses, too, for evenings “out.” That dre.ss with a gathereil skirt, a long waist line, and a large sash in the back is just adorable for $2.98. It’s one of the most girlish dresses you could find. It comes ill aqua and blue. That isn't the only one. either. For instance, that dress with the swing skirt, and braid around the hem line and collar, is just the smartest thing. You al.so may have that from Meyer’s fourth floor for tlie same favorite price —$2.98. New Beach Kobe?—Swell! No, we mustn’t forget those terry cloth cardigans. You’ll need those at the beach, too. Also a beach cape, either with or without a hood. Come on by and make your choice now. Most of the summer merchandise has arrived and you really have a grand selection. And to you seniors, why not ask for a complete “playtime” wardrobe from ileyer's? What could be nicer for a graduation gift, as well as a promise for a happy, exciting summer! Adv. Keep In Practice During Vacation! Rent a Royal Typewriter Cook Office Machine Co. 216-218 E. Market St. Phone 8346 GREENSBORO COCA- COLA BOTTLING CO. Tennis Supplies Rackets Restrung Football Equipment Bicycles Latest Models ODELLS THE CAftOilNAS' GftEATEST HARDWAPE H0i;SE “Cvaftstyle Boolcbindin^’' ^uzicka ‘TBookbinders Greensboro, N. C. Baltimore, Md. Sport Saws by Sol Whirlwind Golf Team Wins Ten Contests FRO.M WHAT WE HEAR the V. S. Militar.v division will be inft'sted with (L 11. S. athleti's during the next few years. .Tim (Jroome tells us that he wants to go to the ('oast Cuard acad emy while Jack (lUitch) King says that, the air corps is the place for him. and .7im Miles might be looking for a place in the navy. AVE NOTICED A LETTER on Miss Moser’s desk from Eugene McEver, head football coach of Davidson, ask ing that Albert Myrick and .Tennings Withers be excused from school to go down and take a look at the Presby terian institution. Mr. McEver seems interested in getfing a few of our boys. 1 THINK that this is tlie hardest paragraph 1 ever tried to write. TJn- l(‘ss some unforeseen event occurs, tills will be the last item that I shall write for High Life. In closing, I would like to say that I truly enjoyed the contact with the swell group of fellows that constitute the athletic as sociation. I would also like to leave this one suggestion: keep alive the spirit that this year’s teams, particu- 3: IVOR: 1 i.ROl l.WItk lAHlES M!MS POULlfCl’ IRUITS Keep Cool! Eat on Top of the Town JEFFERSON ROOF RESTAURANT With the exception of two matches with Kocky Mount in which the team appareiiily collapsed, the Purple Whirl wind linksmen elosed a golfing eam- paign. May 21, wliieh saw lluun win ten victories and lose only three events. Medalist, honors during the season wtuv shart'd hetw(M*n four men: Ray Taylor, Rogtu* .McManus, Ernest Mc- lA'aii, ami (Jleuu McCall. The season’s record follows: (h-eenslM)r(>, 13: Reynolds High, 5. (ireensl)()ro, 12; Durham High, 0, Creenshoro, IS; Cray High, 0. (Iretmshoro, 4; Mt. Airy, 14. (lr(‘enshoro, IH; Saii.shiir.v, 6L (iiwnshoro. l.’U; Reynolds, 4L (ireensboro. SJ; Lexington, 9L (Jreenshoro, 111; Durham, 6L (Ireenshoro, 6; Ml, Airy, 12, (Jreenshoro, 17; High Point, 1. (ireenshoro. 12i; Ivt'xington, 5A. (Ireenshoro, 12; High Point, 6. (Ireenshoro. 16; Cray High, 2. Physical Ed. Students Conduct Archery Test Members of the girls ])hysieal edu cation classes will eontt'st for tlu* po sition of chamiiion arelnu’ in a .lunior Celmnhia round, a tournaimmt in which each j>art ieipant will shoot 2t arrows at. 2o yards, 24 at ;!0 yards, and 24 at IP .vards. Every physical ed student, is etiter- ing and the winners from ('aeh class will eompfflt' for the ehanqiionshii). Sea Scouts Combine Swim With Bridge of Honor Combining a bridge^ of honor with a social swimming party, members of the S. S. S. Davy Joiu'S, Mtu-rinme, and Admiral Scales, enlm-laim'd their I dates and outside frhuids at the Cone elul), Fridiiy night, IVlay 22. After swimming, picnic dinners ]>re- part'd liy the girls were put; togt'lher ill one big spread for all to (^i.loy. A bridge of honor preceded a dance for tlu‘ ert'w nn'mht'rs. larly ited. tin* football team, have exhih- and you cannot lose. Cl ijhownianshipT Geo.P. HollingberVInc DOWNTOWN BOWLING CENTER More Health For Yourself, More Fun For Your Mon. Ill E. Washington Street Dial 924.3 SHIRT and SLACK ENSEMBLES for BOYS 95 $2.45, $2.65 and $3.00 ValuM SIZES 8 to 20 A Item In Every Boys Wardrobe — • MATCHING or CONTRASTING Styles (• All SANFORIZED-SHRUNK Fabrics SHIRT is the popular coat front In ‘n’ Outer style • Pleated high rise SLACKS with matching belts TANS • GREENS • BLUES NOVELTY WEAVES student Shop Mezzanine Rierson Brothers “We Weld It" NKW LOC.VTtON 248 E. .Syeamort' Sf. Phone 2-6692 (iretmsboro. X. C. For Seeds That Pay See Hattaway Seeds—Plants—Hulbs Shrubbery Poultry Supplies and Baby Chicks New Location 224 S. Greene Plione 8,309 24 Brillfonl models in rose rolled gold plole with Verifos bocks. Rose dials \ Classic desifin in |{ liu(i(ieil, depend able strap mod el. if) jewels. Ask for Model ino2K. femi- (j'HO'ZR. new lady’s mod el. ir> jewels. Daintily nine. C Smartly styled i Trim appeariiK/. S‘iiiK. $3}.75.. /; pocket )) jewels. Se> ode]. No. Saslow’s Greeushoro's Lorf/esf Cretfit Jewelers 2U S. Elm St.

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