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December 5, 1941 HIGH LIFE Page Seven Nation-Wide Tuberculosis Campaign I- . //I . I I f rs . // Features Lighthouses of Sci lence Room 8 Makes Best Record in Attendance CHRtSTMAS SEALS Profeef Your Home from Tuberculosis Stressing knowledge of the disease rather than the sale of seals, the Xa- tional Tnhercnlosis association has once more lannched its an imal conipaign for the cure and prevention of one of the worst and most prevalent killers in the Ignited States. In the pamphlet is sued by the associa tion a parallel is drawn between the purpose of light houses and the pur pose of the tubercu- iosis committee. The lighthouse guides vessels into port and warns them of rocks and other dangers, while the association strives to "use tlie best scientilic knowledge of our time to guide people to greater health and happiness and to warn them of dangers.’’ Ignoiaiioe Major Foe of Health Ignorance and tuberculosis walk hand-in-hand and, according to the as sociation, it is impossible to kill one without exterminating the other. Sun light, air, sleep and the proper vita mins are essential to the maintenance of general health, and, therefore, are vital in the prevention of tuberculosis since the latter is attributable to the collapj^e of fhe former. In describing the 1041 seal, the Xa- tional association book says, "This year the Christmas seal brings us a picture of Christmas in a far-off place. It is a happy scene in spite of the dark and cold. Looking at the cheerfully lighted windows, we can imagine the Christmas warmth and joy inside the little house .... So this 1!)41 seal of the Xational Tuberculosis association gives a far- reaching significance to the message of •Merry Christinas’ which it carries.” The local committee has reminded every student interested in the welfare of others and the protection of himself to co-operate by participating in the flgA a8a^^^^t ignorance and by bu.ving Christmas seals. TILLIE THE TOILER By Russ Westover GREAT feCOTTi WHY ARE YOU PASTING THOSE CHRISTMAS SEALS ALL OVER THiAWALLS^C:^ ’ ¥114^4^ 50 FOLKS AROUND HERE REMEMBER TO ORDER ON ^TIME./ [is. iiglits icxrvoJ French Teachers Convene Approximately oO state univer sity, high school and college French teachers convened at IVoman’s col lege, Xoveinber 29, for the lOth semi-annual meeting of the Xorth Carolina chapter of the American Association of French Teachers. The delegates witnessed a spe cial perforniiince of "Kobin et Mar ion," oldest known comic opera, directed liy Kene Ilardre, associ ate professor of romance languages, and presented b.v Le Cercle Fran ca is of 'Woman’s college. Herbert llucks, French instruc tor of Greensboro high school, gave one of the two welcome addresses. According to an announcement made by Principal A. P. Kouth 'Wednesday, Miss Sara Lesley’s room eight, with an average of over i)9 per cent, had the highest attendance record in the scliool for the scholastic month of Xo- vember. llunners-up to Aliss Lesley’s class are Mrs. Olive Betts' room 10 with a 9S.5 avera.ge. Miss Alozelle Causey’s room 7, with an average of !)7..7, and Airs. Es telle LeGwin’s with an average of 97.4. Booms with a lietter record than 95 per cent imdude those advised by Alisses Estelle Alitdiell. ,Iessi(> Belle Strickliind. Amy Caldwell, Lonise Smith. Airs. Blamdie Smith, Alisses Idii Belle Aloore, Doroth.v AlcXair.v, Agnes AIcDonald. ALiry Ellen Blackmon, Cathleen Pike, Lily AYalker, Sara Alims, Alargaret Aloser, Cleo Brendle, and B. E. Lyons. Those classes averaging 90 to 95 per cent inclndo those of Alisses Doris Hutchinson, Gertrnde Farlow, Zena Kibler, Lillian Secrest, Frances Hum phrey, Alesdames Alma I'eebles and Emma Avery, and Paul Frazier and F. E. Thomas. Joe Wester field Speaks To Garden Enthusiasts Alumni Notes George Ihompson Gives Organ Concert at W. C. Playing to an audience which filled the recital hall of the music building, George AI. Thompson, head of the organ department at AV'oman’s college, gave a concert last Sunday afternoon. The program, divided into two sec tions, consisted of works by Bach and a group of selections by modern com posers. "Prelude in B Alinor” (Bach), the initial offering, was followed by two choral preludes, “Come, Savior of the Gentiles” and “.lesus. Joy of Alan’s De siring.” The second group which in cluded "Sur Fn Theme Breton” (Ko- partz) ; '•Dance of the Princesses” (Stravinsky) ; and "Yasnaya and Poly ana” (Gaul) completed the program. 4'he recently elected freshman coun cil at AVonian’s college iiududed G. II. S. graduate Alartha Hipp as representa tive for the Town Students’ associa tion. Kichard AVlnirton ’58 received mem bership in Phi Beta Kappa, highest honorary scholarship society, at the Cniver.^it.v of Xorth Carolina last week. Eight Greensboro boys, freshmen at Xorth Carolina State, were recently pledged in six different fraternities. They included Charles Stanley, Alpha Kappa Pi; P. A. Phrydas, Delta Sigma Phi; Bayard AVhitehurst, Kayipa Al pha : Carl Cease, Jack Garner, Lambda Chi Alpha; 11. B. Sewell, Sigma Phi Epsilon; and Harry Hoffman and Lonis Hoffman, Sigma Pi. — ' FOR WELDING BRAZIXG and CUTTIXG Arrangements of fruit and vegetaliles for holida.v tables highlighted the meet ing of the Pedagogue garden (4ub. A"o- vember 25. Airs. A. P. Kouth, wife of Senior high’s principal, served as hos tess for the occasion. First prize of a blue ribbon for her arrangement of egg plant, apples, tur nips, onions, grapefruit and carrots, centered around an original ‘'bean" boy, went to^ Aliss Eugenia Hunter. Joe W’estertield, from tlie cit.v recreation department, spoke to the teachers on the topic. "Forestry and Conservation for Defense.” NOZd) Open S. & 1 Opposite Jefferson Build inK Aliss Alary Ellen Blackmon’s history 7 classes have concluded studies on the first AVorld AA'ar. Get The Best For Less at Kress Rierson Brothers 2-18 E. Sycamore St., Dial 2-0092 Greensboro*s Newest Drug store WILKERSON-McFAU'S Drug Go. 12.3 X. Elm St. Dial 7123 FREE, FAST Motorcv'cle Delivery DOWNTOWN BOWLING CENTER Greensboro’s Newest Alleys One of the South’s Most Modern 15c per game 414 East AVashington Street «- t” Best Pictures Beautiful Oils GOLD(RilFT Soutlieastern Building Let Us Recondition Your Clothes New Era Cleaners 229 Summit Ave. GUILFORD DAIRY PHONE 4116 MILK THE HEMTHDF THE' FAMBY IS, THrstllEtiGTH: oFThe maTtom Gift Wrapping Contest Climaxes D. E. Study Diversified Eduration students are preparing early for Christinas. The elass, under the guidanee of A. S. Proetor, will engage in a study of ynletide deeorations to be eiiinaxed by a gift-wrapping eon- test. Eaeli pupil will lend a hand to (he decoration of a “store” window to be eonstrueled in room three. This iirojeet will illustrate tlie eenrse of work and will be eon- sidered a part of each students work. To wrap the most attractive package will he the objective of each pupil in the contest to he sponsored by Air. Proetor. A prize will be awarded to the girl or hoy entering the most artistieal!y-ar- ranged gift. "Dec. 9 Chapel Program Postponed," Says Koyih "Owing to the scju'city of full school days ill the last few iiionths and a cut in the S(4iool budget, no assembly will be presenfed next Tuesday,’’ explained Principal A. B. Kontli, December 2. Since there will he no need to lii'at the auditoi'inm, a considerable amonnt of fuel will he saved. On Deceiiiher 19, a Christmas page- iiit, niaiiaged liy Airs. Emma Aviu'y, will he given. The Guilford choir, directed by Dr. E. E. II. AVeis, iiresenti'd a program in three parts, sacred selections, Christ- nias carols and solos, on tlu' Deccmlier program. Girl Scouls Decorate For Annual Meeting Of Community Chest 1 )(>corating Ghrislmas trees, dri'ssiiig dolls, making .gifts, and other siiiiilar actii'ities will kei'p the girl scouts of Greensboro and Guilford coiiul.v very busy (luring the ri'iiiaiiiiiig weeks before Christinas. Each Satiirda.v morning, a iiiiniber of girls gatlKU' at the local armory to work ill the newly opened crafts shoi). Hei'(‘ tlu'y arc' making 100 ela.v caiidle- liolders for the aiiniial Coiiiinuiiity Chest iiieetiiig, which will b(' held Do- ceiiiber S, at t lu' King Cotton hotel. The Greensboro .garden clnlis, with (he help of the scouts, will (h'corate the dining hall for the affair. To Have Chrislmas Tree The various troops) also jilan to have a large Chrislmas free at Old Alill Camp for the camp caretaker, "Fiicle •lolin,’’ and other lu'groes in that com- niiinit.v. Anoth(‘r iniporlant affair is I he one being planned by the senior scouts for December 2.3. when the girls will meet and go out into various sections of the city, singing carols. Afterwards they will assenihle at the armory for an in formal dance. rTY'r’TT'TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT T"T'| Dial 4t)t)5 Free Delivery : Alston Poultry & Produce: 723 W. Lee St. Chickens Dressed While U Wait kA.^A.XA.A.XA.XXA.A.jL.A.A.A.X.XA.A.AA.A McCULLOCH AND SWAIN Wavamount d?rintin^ printers of HIGH LIFE. cAsheboro & Trinity’ Streets T>. O. J3ox 1193 Dial 8809 Gveenshoro, N. C. .11—KB—HH—mi—BU—un—Hit—Mn—«ti uii.—mii— Vanstory’s Student Shop Main Floor—Right Presents the Newest in Christmas Wear— the Most Outstanding in Gift [terns ior Boys and Young Men Sweaters McGregor—Catalina—RcA’cre ^2^^ to Belts and Jewelry Hickok and Paris $-^00 to $^50 ★ Shirts Shirtcraft & Arrow $-^65 to $^95 to $^00 SPORT SHIRTS Plaid—Long Sleeved $^25 to $^00 ★ Suits Varsity Town—Hyde Park ■A" Top Coats Calvary Twill, Covert, Fleece Camel Hair, Tweed & Gabardine $^95 to ^25 00 JEFFERSON STANDARD BUlLDlNCj
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