THE SALEMITB
SOCIALS.
The following girls spent the week
end at their respective homes: Eliza
beth Strowd, Louise Latia, Christine
Brooks, Evelyn Graham, Mildred Mor
rison, Lois Crowell, Alice Cilley and
Elizabeth Yancey.
While Mary Todd visited at G. W. C.
Carry Mcore and Maude Mayj v/ere
yisiied here by their respective sisters.
' Laura Howell, Edith and Marjorie
Hunt, motored to Blowing Rock for the
v/eek end, as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. Holland of Win.'ton-Salem.
Miss Hannah Weaver from Ashe-
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the heartiest of welcomes.
Misses Elfie Bames, Hester Banks,
Helen Coble, Wilhelmina Huske and
Helen Phoebus left for their respective
homes on Wednesday.
Misses Rachel Jordan and Edith
Hunt left for lialei"h on 'ihursday to
iit:.,cnd tlie ir.Lsrcohegiate press acso-
jii.tion as representatives of the
Salemite.
“ii. U. L CAMPAIGN.”
“We can’t have foilis at Salem,”
ihe Hygiene Class announced,
“Who laii to hold iheir sliouiders up,”
tio on a pian they pounced.
1 he plan was very simple,
uoiiipiete in ea^n respect—
A pian conipeiung every one
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ihe class appointed judges,
i.iaue,^ufacurcs by uie score—
Alia vv'iiui. injy proacheU they prac
ticed.
No one could ask for more.
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A nice reward was offered
J.11U ciass who Uid t;ie best.
The bopnomoies xt^ere tne straightest,
Ana Liie judges did tne lesi.
JOKES.
Mr. Ingle: iName some production
in which the supply excceds tlie de
mand.
Kiight Student: Trouble. Every
body IS making it.
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Freshman; Miss Albright, how do
you make your students understand
so well?
Miss Albright: First, I tell them
what I’m going to tell them; then I
tell them; then I tell them what I told
them.
Eunice Grubbs (on Forum)—“The
gorilla is the king of the African for
ests. He lives in Africa.”
Mr. Ingle: “These subjects are very
simple. I think I have given them too
learned an interpretation, but I can’t
help it.”
Pud Griffin (mournfully)—“I’ve got
Ed. but I’d rather have gym.”(James.)
E. G. Moore: “Alice, v/hen are you
^oing to pay me that nickel I owe
you!
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