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T HE 14 E N N E I F Ji A N \ E R
NOVEMBER, 1947
PLATTER PATTER
-VI y dears,
What's to it thest days? Is every
thing stlil on, or are you feeling like
i-earl Hailey — ‘ Tired?" You know,
i;he really comes on with that num-
Ijer. It s ratiier old, |jut still ulce to
listen to.
Young ladles, liavH- you heard
"Look Out .' ’ II, nOt, make it your
uusiiieSH to cause Air. Jordan rea. y
nanus out some swell advice to you.
»his platter is backed by a fine num
ber • - "h.ariy In The Morning. '
iienry jones isirt worried about
nitatless '1 uesdays because he doesn t
eui meat. King Loie asks us to "Save
me uoiies tor lienry Jones, ’Cause
lienry Uon t Eat No Meat" In one of
Ins latest recordings. The number is
cute, but they have done better.
Sara Vaughn is really breaking the
records. Sne is on!! ^'rom all Juke
boxes and record shops you can hear
her singing "iOverytliing I Have is
Yours. ' it s real gone! She does a
swell Job with "If you Could See Mu
Now."
Music is really carrying on thesu
days. Just listen to itay McKinley's
‘Civilization’’ and see if you don't
agree. Catchy tune. Huh?
Uuddy Johnson has revised "Stop
I’reteudlng," and is making a great
hit out of It. Don t forget to listen
for it, and another MUST on your old
llmer's list Is ‘‘Temptation” by Eddie
lleywood.
A must for your collection of al
bums Is “Jazz At the I’hllharmonlc."
All the best musicians are featured.
You've just gotta own It.
^‘*rm the Wildest Gal In Town” —
one of Hilly Eokstine's latest will
really known you out.
It's just about time to say so long
—did somebody call me? Is that you,
I'earl Hulley? What's that you're
haying? "That’s Good Enough For
Me!!!" Quite a variety there, Pearl.
Well, oh yes, the next time you
stop by the record shop, ask for
(Miarlle Ventura's “Moon Nocturne.’’
It's one which every record collector
Just oughtta have.
‘Bye, ‘bye now, and I’ll see you
next time, same station.
—“SWEETS”.
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KAMPUZZATIONS
btick around, don’t be a clown,
a.iU pick up on what I’m putting
down.
1 overheard some marshalls dis.
cussing their party for this week.
1 see they didn’t waste any time. The
party was real gone!
'I'he W.A.A. has organized and
what they have planned for the
>ear Just won't quit. Their member
ship so far is well on the way to
sixty, and more are invited to join.
Ihe more the merrier! The social
committee intormed me that their
calendar is booked solid!! So you can
lake it from there. They're looking
lorward to an active year — what
with hikes, picnics, parties, Sports
Uay, and the like. So what do you
say?
For those who are interested in
lorelgn affairs, we have such a club
on our campus. It is rumored thai
they have made plans for an inter
esting year.
Well, what do you know! The
.Sociology Club has reorganized. Have
all you sociology students Joined yet';
riiey're going places.
IMease, young ladies — let us not
lorget to clean our tables after we
finish our knick-knacks at the "B”
Hive. I know you get tired of hear,
ing the same thing over and over,
'(>ut I’m sure we like to eat in clean
lilaces, don’t we?
They tell me that Merner Hall
Jumped sharp Friday night. Speak
ing of Jumping, Pfeiffer Hall Jumped
lit their dance, also. Their decora
tions were rather unique for the oc
casion. And the men, WOW! I hear
that Barge’s dance was o.k., too.
Now listen, upperclassmen — we’d
better gain some speed — I hear
ihe freshmen are planning on taking
all the men during the Thanksgiving
season. I slipped up on that morsel
in one of their class meetings. Get
n,e straight now — I was only pass,
ing by.
I'm going to tell you something if
you promise not to tell . . . Promise?
Well, the Juniors with their .“Jump
orchestrn” are trying to outsiiine the
other classes by having an orthestra.
Something different — they say. You
should hear them play. I’ve got to
admit — They are real sharp! More
power to you, Juniors.
Say, did you hear the Freshmen
Choir last Sunday? Look out, Senior
Choir, the freshmen can sing!!!
Listen, Chicks, for the umteenth
time, don’t throw paper on the camp
us. Look around you; there are some
fash cans on the place.
Better run now — the campus is
{.rowing dim, and I can’t see. Will
buzz you next month when every
thing: is lighted up and still ready
1,0 roll.
So here’s where I say—
Bye for now,
"SWEETSY.”
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Students Elected to
“Who’s Who”
(Continued From Page One)
i'ctlvities are quite varied. She is a
junior counselor, Bennett Banner
■lews editor, vice president of the
Junior Class, member of the Theater
Guild. Senior Choir and Inter.Col-
leglate Club.
Lillian Murphy who hails from
Cary, W. Va., is a Junior. She is sec
retary of the Bennett Banner, Presi
dent of the Home Ecenomics Club,
member of the Theater Guild, a
junior counsellor, and member of the
V. W. (’ A- She is a Home Economics
major.
From Beaufort, S. C.. comes Ela-
iior I. Barnwell. She is a junior, ma
joring in sociology and minoring in
psychology. This year she is vice
I president of the Sociology Cluh. mem.
I ber of the W. A. A.. Y. W. C. A.,
I Midweek Vespers Committee, and the
' Bennett Banner.
I’resent seniors elected in their
i junior year are Patsy Blanchet, Ela-
; nor Bishop, and Gw-endolyn Gidney.
MISS BENNETT MEETS
Dame Fashion
The Campus is slowly browning
vith all the beauty of fall, and In
dian Summer is fast passing into
V\ inter. Everyday the term moves
more rapidly with football games,
plans tor dances, fall formals and
classes. To tune in with the mode of
(he day:
A two-piece Charmer for dates
and parties in checked rayon taf-
xtta! You'll love the full skirt . . .
the snug basque Jacket with golL
juttons, nipped-in waist, large bus-
cle.bow and detachable pique coilai
and cuff facing. N’ your most com-
,).imenting color to bring out thai
lidden charm.
A dress that combines the new
..ashlon excitements skillfully . .
.'liddy blouse torso, full pleated
okirt, mid-way sleeves ... to create
.1 tailored background for school,
games and other occasions when
ihat "tailored look” is demanded.
SMARTEST DETAILS OF THE
NEW FALL FASHION SILHOU
ETTE . . . There’s flattery in a
square cut yoke, gallant turu-back
cuffs, the sheen of gilt buttons, on
clean-clipped, ace-tailored gabardine.
A Beautiful Suit tliat can be pleas
ure-going, or business like depend
ing upon how you accessorize it!
Young, smart, new, with figure-flat,
tery lines and buttons bright as pol
ished brass for wear now and through
the seasons to come in pure worsted
gabardine.
SOME EYE.CATCHING BLOUSES
. . , Full push-up sleeves, tucked
front in black or white rayon crepe
. . . French cuffs and Byron Collar
on white Jacquard-weave rayon . . .
Tailored short-sleeved blouse with
tabs laced through front slits . . .
Romantic touches — down-hanging
cuffs, ruffled lacy jabot — of a
washable Kiss.soft rayon crepe of
pearly white.
FOR STRICTLY SPORTS — A
White Tweed blazer has grandstand
ajipeal. Sew your school seal on the
locket -- A suit that’ll really go
places with you, with your own
initial appliqued on the pocket — A
jacket cut just like a boy’s, plus a
men's-wear flannel skirt,
j This year as every year Plaids are
I the rave — and they do make very
['■retty conversation — Middy pull
over teams perfectly with its skirt—
pleated and stitched flat over the
hips or a good tartan suit — of
iiiack Wool plaid — A stew'art tartan
coat of soft wool with hide-hands
pockets — doubles also for a suit
v.-orn over a dark skirt. For the busy
life you lead — the hooded swing-
back jacket, in allwool authentic clan
plaids on wliite or dark background
fully-lined, with a reversable, detach,
able hood.
Soon we’ll all be planning for the
on-coming Christmas Formals and
just in case you’re in a hurry to get
your outfit, if you’re planning on
buying one, before the rush gets
underway, remember — The type of
occasion and season should greatly
influence your purchase, also cost
and value, color and suitability of de
sign to wearer, and material and con
struction, plus many other less im-
p(>rtant factors. Never buy something
that when buying you aren’t com.
pletely satisfied, because chances are
you’ll never get too much wear or
use out of it. — And with these
thoughts in mind I’m sure we’ll all
make wiser selections before pur
chasing.
Until I'm with you again, “Good
Grooming” to you all and I’ll be back
next time to give you first hand in
formation and suggestions to make
that night — one to remember!!!
IVtth Malice
Toward None
Y'ep, we’re at it again. We snooped
around a little more and are really
prepared to get along—but def!!!!
Audrey Cochrane is singing "Don’t
cfive Me The Run Around ’ since
j^loyd Moore calls on Jean Martin
■lOW. That’s all well and good, but
.. hat’re 'Tillie Chavis and Ouida
itush saying about that. Somebody's
ionna be left out real, real soon. It
iiignt be you, Mr. Moore. You’d bet-
er watch your step!!!
Just who can inform us about the
joings of “Pappa” Haith? Misses
.iemphill and Vaughn are swoon-
jig over him now. And the latest —
:arline Stover!!! Tell you like it is
iirls — get together with Mildred
/oyle and she’ll school you about his
me.
Don’t see too much of Newkirk
hese days. He must be getting hen
pecked. Though you were so cool—
jhh but you’re slipping. Incidentally,
.vho's the cause? Jessal and someone
jlse we know? Don’t mean any harm,
,jut maybe ???? is busy on Thursday
night and allows you to sing "I’m
caking my baby (Jessal) to the
movies.” Anyway, best of luck to you.
Bill was really nice when Calvin
was in town — right Addie??? Tell
us, please, how do you manage to get
fcuch understanding men?
Hey Cleo, don’t tell me Thomas
W illiams is back in your life again?
Don t try to fool me because we
know and this is straight from the
record.
Say!!! Melba, you wouldn’t be
trying to break up the Robinson-
I’erry affair, would you? Did you read
the seal to see if it WAS breakable?
Just who lures Justin McNeil to
P.ennett almost every week-end?
Could it be ‘Kat’ Henderson, or M.
Craig. Margaret insists they’re just
friends, but we have reason to won
der.
What happened to the Bennett
Romeo, Messers Haith, Hughes,
Moore, and Bluford at the Junior,
nance. Anyway, hurrah for the
for the Juniors!! Their bluff has
been called at last.
While snooping around at the
Senior masquerade, we heard a little
majorette singing “Should Old Ac
quaintance Be Forgot” and “Just An
(lid Love of Mine” with smiles on her
face. I wonder why.
Say, Florence, don’t rush winter
on. Steve’s not ready to go ice skat
ing yet. Better turn on the heat.
Bridgett is still looking for that
morsel in the blue Plymouth. Would
some “specs” help, Bridgett?
Careful, Doris Herbin. You’d bet
ter play it jam-up because quiet a few
kids are interested in the sharpie
who’s been calling on you lately.
Gee!!! I'm tired now. So—so long
for awhile and keep up your work,
dears, you’re doing fine.
—THE SHADOWS.
CO.MIXG EVK\TS
November 15—W. A. A. Party, Thirk-
ield Gymnasium.
November 2 6-29 — Thanlisgiving
Dances.
November 2 7 — Thanksgiving Holi
day, W’hite Breakfast, More
house Glee Club.
December 6—Presentation of a play
l)y the Play Directing Class.
December 11.13 — Presentation by
Senior Theater Guild.
December 14 — Senior Concert Choir.
December 15 — Paul Robeson in con
cert.
December 18 — Christmas Vacation
begins at 10:00 p. m.
Poef s Corner
“.MY UESIKE”
Enua Weathers
Love and compassion are through my
life.
Through smiles, through tears,
through struggles and strife.
Oh love! Undying love, how I yearn
for thee.
Come thou with me!
Never leave! Oh never leave; yet my
heart would o'er take thee.
From out of the dark comes the
touch of your hand.
Wanting to take me to your beautiful
land,
A land full of comfort, of joy and
relief.
Am I fully certain or is this just
another belief?
Oh dream! Let me dream, for ’tis so
easy to do.
Yes, In my dreams, my own darling.
I’m so much at ease.
Never leave me, my darling. Never!
Oh please!
I'll love you and want you the rest
of my life
Through smiles, through tears,
through struggles and strife.
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