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PAGE EIGHT THE PILOT FEBRUARY Student Classified For Sale: 1938 Ford Tudor in ex cellent condition. Good tires and a new wolf horn. All accessories. Jackie W. Watson, Jr. Lost: Black Parker fountain pen. Don Bynum. Lost or Borrowed: 1 Plaine Ge ometry book. Wayne Edwards. For Sale: 1 pair pliers, monkey wrench, screw driver, and 2 No. 5 flash bulbs. Bobby Bray. For Sale: 1 pair Western Trousers. Practically new. Very reasonable. Richard Yearwood. For Sale or Trade: 2 beautiful Wings pullover vests. Reasonable negotiations. Henry Smith. Lost: In front of Decker Hall. Le- noir-Rhyne Catalog and applica tion blank. Ernie Diaz. For Sale: Schick Colonel Electric Razor. Practically new. Reasonab ly priced. Also: North cool sum mer suit at a steal. Tailor-made grey plaid suit. Practically new. Tan sport jacket like new. Har vey Cannon, 113 Decker Hall. Found: One dark blue jacket, own er may claim it in Room 112, Decker Hall. See K. B. For Sale: Gray flannel suit, size 35, good suit, good price. New silk scarf, $4.50 reduced to $1.50. SPECIAL: New tailor-made dress shirts measured, ready to wear, monogramed. Bob Morrow. Lost: 1 fountain pen, blue Parker 21. Dempsey Fritts, Room 125, Decker Hall. For Sale: 1 pair tennis shoes, size 11. Cali J. C. Sinclair-. Lost: One Bible, Pilgrim Edition, blue binding. David McHam, Room 116, Decker Hall. For Sale: 1 Health Book. Gothard Overcash, Room 122, Decker Hall. Lost: T-shirts. Bill Scott, Room 14. Lost: Ties. Bob Boling, Room 120. For Sale: Knoles & Snyder, Rex Cockerham, Room 214, Decker Hall. Lost; 1 maroon sport sweater, Alan Kincaid, Room 210, Decker Hall. For Sale: 1 History Book, Howard Bridges, Room 203, Decker Hall. For Sale: 1 sport coat, excellent condition, cheap, Ted Bechter, Room 211, Decker Hall. Lost: 1 black umbrella, Rebecca Luffman. WAIMTii PONCHO HttL !N 4'7 STATES ALSO !N TEXAS For Sale: Unpredictable, slightly used Silvertone radio; excellent condition, mahogany finished. Room 206, Joy Lynn Bell. For Sale: One alarm clock, guaran teed to wake you up — genuine fire whistle. For Sale: One pair of black loaf ers, sljghtly used, large size. Room 101. Shirley Bell. Wanted: One Amalia. Room 202, Juanelle Randolph. Wanted: 2 Speech books, Joyce Ma- Lost: Belt to blue raincoat, Joan Tomblin. For Sale: One used Health book. Room 209. Nancy Boger. BEFORE AND AFTER (Continued from Page 6) students. When Kay sees a fellow or a girl alone and looking down cast, she says to herself, “I’ll bet that one is as lonely and miserable as I was. Wonder if I could help?'’ She promptly seizes any opportun ity to smile or speak. She even makes a special effort to make op portunities to be friendly, especial ly to those whom she notices are alone a great deal. In thinking of others more, Kay has forgotten her fears and insecurities. She knows now that there are people who feel just as she felt and that it would only take a little warmth on the part of someone ?lse to bring them from within themselves. We can hardly believe that this is the same Kay we once knew. We imagine that if anyone were to 3Sk her about how to be happy as she seems to be, that she would tell him about the “before and after” Kay. Perhaps she would tell about the simple little incident, a word she would tell about how she has found out that a mere sincere ges ture can do miracles to begin a change in a personality from a downcast spirit to a spirit of con tagious joy. (We remind you that this is an observation on Anywhere College campus. Everywhere, U. S. A. We ask you, and ourselves, who knows how many “Kay-before-types” of persons there may be around us every day? Who knows which one of us may be the person who could cere word or gesture? The only way to make sure that no “Kay-before- type” remains a “Kay-before-type” ourselves. We never know what kind of an effect on anyone something we do or say might have. Don’t for get that in forgetting ourselves we help ourselves much more than we realize. Just ask Kay.) THE GREATEST By MARGARET CLEARY Bright lights sparkling like stars too large for their or bits; Vehicles, mostly Taxis, Two story busses, and Streetcars, dashing from place to place: Masses of people of every race, color, and creed, thinking only of themselves and rushing every step they take: Tall buildings scanning the skyline— Figures in the picture taken— A picture of the greatest city— New York City. But people there see more than this. Crawley's Shopping Center Buy it in Boiling Springs and watch Boiling Springs GROW WINN'S Cleaners Expert Cleaning and Alteration Of All Kinds College Gulf Service Station • GAS • OIL • CAR SERVICE WELCOME TO ALL STUDENTS Boiling Springs, N. C. Boiling Springs Drug Store Get All Your DRUGS See All Your FRIENDS Have A Soda HERE Always A Good Show Co-Ed Theatre BOILING SPRINGS, NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE Students Meet Your Friends at the College SNACK SHOP MOVIE CALENDAR (Co-Ed Theatre) February 26-27 February 28 March 2-3 March 4 March 5-6 echnicolor starring Errol Flynn - with Ralph Richardson The Cloud — starring Red Skelton and Jane Grier The Desperate Search — Howard Keel and Jane Grier n technicolor with Alan Ladd and Man by the Gun —
