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THE SALEMITE INTERESTING Y. W. C. A. SERVICE 1. ■ > Freshmen In Charge. 1. At the regular weekly meeting of the Y. W. C. A. last Friday night, the Freshmen presented a most interest ing program. The service was given to the entire charge of the Freshman class and their suspected ability and lieadership were clearly shown in this particularly inspiring service. The service opened with a hymn, after which the choir, composed of Freshman class members only, ren dered a very lovely anthem. Then Miss Moore, president of the Associa tion, offered a short prayer which was followed by a duet, “Still, Still With Thee”, beautifully sung by Misses Margaret Harris and Mattie Bowling. The speakers, Misses Frances Wom- mack and Helen Mitchell, were intro duced by Miss Helen Phoebus, pres- dent of the class, who led the service. These short talks were most original, enthusiastic, and inspiring. Miss Wommack’s .subject was, “What the Y. W. C. A. Means to a Freshman”, while “Sociability and Friendliness of the Y. W. C. A.” was discussed by Miss Mitchell. The service was closed by the repetition of the Association motto. The Cabinet is desirous that the Freeman class will still maintain such splendid interest and leadership in Y. W. as they have proved to all, their ability. who presided over the tea table, was hostess at a most delightful informal tea. A large number of Episcopal giris- availed themselves of the op portunity to meet and to renew their acijuaintance with Mr. Gribbin, the rector of St. Paul’s church, and with Mrs. Cribbin. Tea, cakes, cheese crackers, fudge, and mints were served by Miss Alice Dunklee and Miss Julia Hairston. -After the general chatter had partly subsided, and after Master John, aged two, had ceded to his father some of his rights as the center of attraction, Mr. Gribbin explained to the girls just what the church has been accomplish ing, and what its plans for the future are. He put especial stress on the work and opportunity laid before the college girl of today. Plans were made for the further co-operation in church affairs, and copies of the “Church at Work” wer given to the girls. This social hour was indeed a most charming one, and it was with unfeig^ned reluctance that footsteps were homeward bound. DINNER PARTY GIVEN BY HOME ECONOMIC SENIORS Conclusion of Practice House Work. The six weeks of practice house work by the Home Economics Seniors culminated in a delightful dinner party on Wednesday evening, Novem ber 15th, at 6:30. The guests for this occasion were Mr. Chas. H. Higgins, Miss Adelaide Fries, and Dean H. A. Shirley; Mrs. Howard E. Rondthaler, atid Mr. John W. Fries. The centerpiece consisted of a bowl of beautiful red roses. The light from a dozen red candles was thrown over the lovely scene. The place cards and stick-ups for the dessert were sugges tive of Thanksgiving. The following menu was planned and carried out by the class: Tomato Boullion 'i Chicken a la King Roast Beef and Gravy Cranberry Sauce Creamed Potatoes Stuffed Peppers Cele^ Biscuits Butter Mousse Marshmallow Cake Cafe Noir The dinner was pronounced a de cided success by the guests, and they evi(l6Ticed much interest in the future work of the class. MISS FORMAN ENTERTAINS EPISCOPAL GIRLS DR. VANCE IN CHAPEL SERVICE (Continued from page one) abundance of life.” Shall we leave locked the doors that will let Him in? Dr. Vance’s strong appeal left a lasting effect in the minds of every one in the audience, and his was a talk that will long influence the minds of those present. HARRISON’S The Smart Shop 415 TRADE ST. Flapper and College Girl Dresses our Specialty. Visit Us When Up Town. Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Gribbin Present— Plans for Church Work Discussed. On Thursday afternoon from four- thirty until five-thirty, ]VKsb Eleanor Forman, assisted by Miss deBamtt, Get Your Memroy Book From WELFARE’S DRUG STORE 33 1-3^ off THE GIFT SHOP Welcome the Young Ladies of Salem at all times. When in need of Gifts in the JEWELRY LINE, he sure to see what the GIFT SHOP has to ofEer to FINE JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIRING 428 North Liberty Street Walk Over Shoes STANDARD MAKE — RELIABLE STYLE LEADERS — SOMETHING ALWAYS NEW Walking Shoes, Dress Shoes, Evening Slippers NOVELTY HOSIERY TO MATCH SHOES (CLARK-WESTBROOK’S) WALKER OVER BOOT SHOP 109 WEST FOURTH ST. Important Announcement! Pre-Thanksgiving Sales MILLINERY — FROCKS — COATS — FURS SUITS — GLOVES — TOILET GOODS — UNDERWEAR FOOTWEAR — HOSIERY & ACCESSORIES that you will appreciate Fashions for the College Girl Rosenbacher & Bro. Something new every day. The store of Fashions. Taking Care of the Skin this time of the year is an Art, but is an easy problem with the aid of our TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT Our Prices also help take Care of your Money The Anchor Store Demand the Best in Hair Nets By calling for SOUTHERNETTE Southern Beauties use “Southemettes'’ Both Beauty and Net are Made in Dixie Your Drug Store and Shopping Place Have Them
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