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April 30, 1927. THE SALEMiTE Page Three A. COHN & COMPANY NOTICE Rejristration Week For Freshmen May 2—7 Next week. May 2-7, is Regis tration Week for freshmen. The Registrar’s offke will be open Mon- Special Prices must present requests to their ad visers and leave the slips signed by the advisors at the Registrar’s office to be filed. on Permanent BRILLIANT RECITAL a quaint charm which Miss Clark made her hearers feel throughout. Waves “Kreisleriana” showed real finish in In the Chopin Nocturne, Miss This Month did climax with the greatest ease. The last number of this group, the an^^especi^al witrfbTil' D. G. Craven liant interpretation of the Chopin Company er of^hCTS. Tl'rT°Scrtt°™ra*TOfce of wide range and sweet bird-like quality. Mr. Hugh Davison played The following friends of Miss Clark acted as ushers; Misses Mar garet Hartsell,^ Jennie Wolfe, Mil- Skillkrafters KTncaid,“and MTr^'^Dunca'f McAn“ ally. "Honor Quahty & f FROM OTHER 1 11 COLLEGES 11 Sincere Service” A girl’s college in Germany has SCHOOL AND COLLEGE developments of this clever ruse of und Rings, Dance irig’ccnfers in North Carolina dur- STATIONERY wfre'jLerby 2Tr prysicLs^rthe State. Courses consist of 12 lee- Philadelphia - Pa. tered for study.—Tech Echo. DELIGHTFUL DINNER GIVEN FOR SENIORS ^Continued From Page One) teacher; Miss Lula May Stipe, dean of women; Misses Ruth Pfohl, Sara fasgsSf rt^HarfselC'^Bessie Clark, Dorothy Siewers, Louise Culler, I.ucille Hart, '"^Ruth Piatt, Elizabeth Hastings, Flora Eborn, Rachel Phillips, Min nie Price^-^ Mary Buckner, Frances Tr" oTprl'Intatiorfnd Tfew c^ud- tors that this movement to widen the his later days became popular as the “Good Gray Poet” among people who neglected the robust and Rab^ Griffin; Messrs. Ronald Ingalls, George Kern, Sam Perkins, Archie Allen. Howard Vogler, Paul Balm- son, Ralph Siewers, Richard Pfohl, Ro^ Campbell, Marion Nash, Gard ner Hudson, Irving Carlyle, Robert d^“rit. Rlfpb sptgh: o'ilbert Robertson, "conrad Shimer, Charles Shimer, William Hoyt, For rest Fulton, John Ingle, William Pfohl, Donald Chipman, Forest Miles, William Wright. Taylor Simpson, Frank Shaffner, and Theo- Grass” and fastened upon the schoolboys’ jingle “Captain, My Captain.”-New Student. Tl.e Pan Pacific problem, which tention, looms up so large in the eyes of timal reSns thaf th’f World'"stu- s ™«an™.nth." months^’Igo"to call L the summer of 1927 a confCTcnce of on the question issued by the Na- ifk^^fpresrient^of MA’S DORTER yit. Miss Heathe says as how 3 'just has to let natur take her )rse—corse o whut, I’d like ter no? They been talkin a heap bout corses up hyar, sence I got took with the feaver. Miss Blare, she gets up in chaple, I day, and says a corporir ""“Whereat “dre^ Jhey hang out.?” says I, innocent-like, and wantin to be obligin, but she dont sav nothin, and the gurrls all laffed fit ter kill theirselves. Come ,uT^e:^in":rhl^‘tS smart hefty an can stop the bawl when it comes aflvin. In what ye bawl frL flyin off ^the feefd^^ Ma^, it air the quarest game, and ye’d laff mighty near to splittin ef ye cud see me an the gurrls galavantin aroun that there dimond, only it aint the kind er dimond like whut mad bull was achasin’ ye, only be fore ye runs, ye gotta let the bawl hit ye. Ef it hits ye, ye run, an ef it dont, ye run two, only ye have to go tother way, an Mr. Short says “git out!” but he dont mean nothin. They gives ye a big club, to kinda keep the bawl from hittin so liard. The fust time I kep the bawl off me right smart, and Mr. Short says “Run!” I dont no wher to run, so I see a gurrl goin after the bawl wher I nocked it. I yells to her, not to bother, I’ll get it. Mr. Short, he got madder’n a settin hen, an he yells to me, “go on home!” I wash urt so bad I a-most eryed. Here when I was aplayin so hard, to get told to go home. I went, but feelins,” so I come back, quite Mol- lyfied (that’s a new word Miss Foal wen I gits my diplomy from this here instJtoot. Ritin poetry .jest peace I rot her Miss Blare totlier day. She sez she aint never hearn nuthin like it beefor. Yers fer Iife,'lc ANCHOR STORE ALL READY LOVELY ASSORTMENTS GLOVES HOSIERY NECKWEAR JEWELRY SALEM GIRLS ALWAYS WELCOME A nnouncing Exposition of N Coats, Hats Rosenbloom-Levy Co. ‘hone 425 430-32 Trade St. Hats of Distinction for the College Miss ARCADE FASHON SHOP MILLINERY DEPARTMENT UDITORIU I THEATRE M MONDAY-TUESDAY Colleen Moore and Jack Mulhall “ORCHIDS AND ERMINE” As a telephone operato)' Colleen is a Wow WED-. THURS.-FRI. First National presents the Bi^? Million Dollar Naval Spectacle “CONVOY” In 1917 America thrilled the World— In 1927 “CONVOY” will thrill all Nations. Cast — Dorothy Mackaill, Will:am Collier, Jr., Lowell Sherman, Lawrence Gray and others ROBERT E. LEE BARBER SHOP
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