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THE SALEMITE
Saturday, October 17, 1931.
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FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
{Not Salem’s)
Saturday, Oct 17.
Davidson vs. Duke at Davidson
U. N. C. vs. Georgia at Chapel Hill.
Friday, Oct. 23.
Duke vs. Wake Forest at Durham.
N'. C. State vs. Catholic U. at
Raleigh
Saturday, Oct 24.
Davidson vs. Erskine at Davidson
U. N. C. vs. Tennessee at
Chapel Hill
Saturday, Oct. 31.
Davidson vs. V. M. I. at Davidson
U. N. C. vs. N. C. State (H- Com-
day) at Raleigh
Duke vs. Tennessee at Knoxville
Wake Forest vs. Erskine at Wake
Forest.
Saturday, Nov. 7.
Davidson vs. Citadel at Charleston
N. C. State vs. Miss A. & M. at
Starksville, Miss.
Duke vs. Kentucky at Lexington, Ky.
U. N. C. vs. Ga. Tech at Atlanta
Saturday, Nov. 14.
Davidson vs. U. N. C. at Chapel Hill
Duke vs. N. C. State at Durham
Saturday, Nov. 21.
Duke vs. U. N. C. at Durham
N. C. State vs. U. S. C. at Columbia
Thanksgiving, Nov. 26.
Davidson vs. Wake Forest
at Davidson
U. N. C. vs. Virginia a
Saturday, Nov. 28.
Duke vs. W. & L. a
U. N. C. vs. Kiskie
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4.
FROSH TENNIS
The freshmen tennis tournament
IS not been finished. Perhaps the
cold weather has driven the freshmen
indoors. At present the winners
Margaret Ward, Margaret Wall,
Frances Linney, and Sara Jetton.
HOCKEY MEET
About ten or twelve girls are plj
ning to leave F'riday morning for
Harrisonburg, Va., where they will
attend the hockey meet.
SWIMMING
Several girls have felt like a cold
bath recently, so they liave been
swimming. It must be great, if you
don’t freeze.
BEHIND THE SCENES OF
THE FASHION SHOW
Yes, I know one thing which is
ore intoxicating than seeing good
looking girls in really swell looking
clothes that is being one of those
good looking girls in really swell
looking clothes you’ll never know,
until you reduce a little, how exeite-
to walk sedately from out
of the great nowhere and stroll back
and forth (and sometimes around)
before the stage lights—seeing and
thinking of no one but yourself.
Since there was no mirror, I really
did feel like Norma Shearer. I have
never seen her in prettier clothes
tlian those we wore. And you
member that rhythmic stroll she had
in “A Free Soul”.^ It just naturally
fitted in with Ann Libba McKinnon’
t Chapel Hill
t Lexington, Va
at Chapel Hill.
CAROLINA
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
FIVE-STAR-FINAL
With Edward Robinson and
Marian Marsh
Five-Star-Final portrays the hav
oc wrought in a respectabl® family,
when tlie scandal sheet reveals a
long-buried skeleton-causing the sui
cide of tlie parents of a young girl
who is about to marry, and ruining
her future happiness.
World Events
Washington, D. C.—
President Hoover, in “the most
important conference since tl
presented a plan for relief of the
economic depression. The sense of
his far-reaching proposal is I
lease the frozen assets of this
try by raising a $500,000,000 fund
among private bankers. Also, 1
would negotiate readjustment of ii
ternational debt relations during the
period of depression. In response
to the president’s appeal for public
sentiment in behalf of unity of
action there came enthusiastic sup
port from both parties. To the
American people this plan promises
to give definite relief from the pres
ent financial crisis.
Madrid, Spain—
With the resignation of Alcala
Yamora from the office of provis
ional president of Spain comes the
complete separation of church and
state. Following restrictions on the
Catholic Church made by the assem
bly, Yamora, a devout Catholic,
ceded his position in the new repub
lic to Manuel Azana, his former
ister of war. Intense excitement
prevailed as the assembly debated
the status of the church in the state;
police clubbed a dozen Communists
and strove to cheek the mob outside
the chamber of deputies. Ayana was
selected without a dissenting vote.
Geneva—
The League of Nations strives
with a problem so serious that it
even ertdangers the life of the
I.eague. Before the Council there ir
a declaration from China that she ii
resolved to resort to war against
Japan, and with it comes a message
from Tokyo that she would bitterly
resent interference by the League
or the U. S. In Tokyo it is asserted
that Japan will hold out for nego
tiations with China alone. Aristide
Briand presiding over the Council
asserts a solution “must be found at
all costs” and “the chief thing is to
work fast.”
F'riday, Saturday
THE COMMON LAW
With Constance Bennett
Constance Bennett is the biggest
me in pictures by box-office test.
)r this picture 2'he Common Law
her reputation as the best-dressed
'Oman on the screen is proved when
she appears in the gorgeous clothes
designed for her in this producti
by Jean Walseling. It is the story
of the art colony of Paris, the story
of the greatest model. Some of the
scenes take place in a typical Pa-
studio of a painter, some in
;orgeous ballrooms of the
palaces.
Her worthy .partner is Joel Me-
Crea.
I wish I were Mr. Sosnik’s daugli-
ter, or at least his neice (I’m satisfied
with my present father;) I would
have more pretty clothes ! Mabye you
have some pretty ones anyway.
Please go up to his store and let him
show you an evening dress, or a sport
it you don’t have to have a figure
like mine to give a parade before
mirrors up there, because Mr.
Schofield won’t be there to see you.
I liear that he was charmed with the
performance Saturday night. Yop
know, we really had a very appre
ciative audience. I was just dying
to sit on that sofa at the left of the
stage and see just exactly who
tliere; but, of course, I couldn’t do
that.
STATE
Monday and Tuesday
Buster Keaton in
Side Walks of New York
Wednesday and Thursday
New Wallingford
Friday and Saturday
The Eiders of the Purple Sage
“Now tell me, did you e
pinched for going too fast?”
“Nope, but I’ve been slapped.^
get
SENIORS SPONSOR DRY
CLEANING AND FOOD
Popular Salem Lunch and
Trulove’s to Aid Seniors
Miss Mary Mitchell Norman,
President of the Senior Class, makes
two important announcements this
week. The Senior Class is sponsoring
Salem Lunch, the attractive “eating-
place” about three blocks from the
college, and Truelove’s Cleaning
Company, the popular cleaning and
dyeing corporation located neai
Coffee Pot.
The Seniors are making a special
offer of “cash and carry” pri
you “cash” and they “carry” (both
call for and deliver!) They will
collect the garments to be cleaned
pressed regularly every Monday
night, but anyone may bring the
clothes to 105 Louisa Bitting Build
ing at any time.
The Seniors will also “cash-and-
carry” for Salem Lunch; the Lunch
delivers orders, however, just like
anv of the neighboring drug-stores.
The prices on “hot-dawgs,” steak
sandwiches, hamburgers, and ham
sandwiches have decreased notice
ably during the last few weeks. Take
advantage of these low prices in this
time of depression. People! And
please mention the Senior Class
when you do take advantage of them.
You should have been backstage
with us—no, you shouldn’t have I’ll
have to tell you about it. Everybody
was so excited that she wanted to
wear everybody else’s clothes. We
had a terrible time and once I forgot
one of my gloves—I hope you didn’t
notice it. We nearly lost our minds
when Varina was prancing around
in that gorgeous wine-colored suit.
I thought perhaps she had taken my
'eted place on the sofa or had
slipped out the other door, because,
I know she was out ten whole minu-
Didn’t Anna look precious in that
black and white evening outfit? and
I know Worth’s heart would have
missed a beat if he could have seen
Carrie. But, as for Irene—I just
can’t describe her. I have never seen
anyone who could describe the Gar-
boish type, have you? I’m glad Mr.
Paramount wasn’t here wlien she
came out in that black sport suit.
She could hardly go to Hollywood
and lead the Junior Class at the
Don’t you love Ruth in blue? And
Julia was absolutely made for even
ing clothes! Jjane’s innocent) (?)
brown eyes just completed that
darling taffeta with the puffed
sleeves, didn’t they? And last, but
not least, nothing could have brought
out the graceful lines of the piano
and the fern stand better than those
shiny, metallic drapes !
In case you should like anothei
showing, see Misses Anna Preston,
Carrie Braxton, Irene McAnally,
Ruth McLeod, Julia Hicks or me
from the college ‘I’m the one who
modeled the angel-skin wedding
gown) or Misses Varina Mayo and
Jane Hall from the Academy.
By the way, I was delighted with
the way Miss McDowell rushed
frantically out waving her hands
and crying, “That’s all, that s
That’s enough, darling. We think
your programs have started off with
an overwhelming success.
A Cordial Invitation
To our many friends and icustomers to pay us a visit to our
New Store in the Chatham Building. We want you to see
the many wonderful values we are now offering, and get
better acquainted with AVinston^Salem’s
V O G L E R ’ S Jewelers
Leading Jewelry Store
309 West Fourth Stre.
Dial 2-0347
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MON. - TUES. - WED. |
HAT DO I CARE IF SHE IS;
AN INNOCENT GIRI^ !
I PRINT THAT STORY!]
•‘Ruin a woman and make news” !
creed of Randall the merci- !
scandal .sheet editor! Terri-
fyinf? in its amazing power—devas-
tatinf; realism!
EDWARD G.
ROBINSON
“Five Star Final”
—With—
II. B. WARNER
MARION MARSH
CHAS. CHASE COMEDY
CARTOON NEWS
THURS. - FRI. - SAT. ;
MADONNA! ;
GODDESS
TEMPTRESS
posed for a hundred master-
1—no sculptor’s clay, ever
captured the love tragedy of her
CONSTANCE
BENNETT
—In—
“The Common Law”
MR. H. E. FRIES TALKS
OF CONFERENCE ON
EDUCATION
(Continued from Page One.)
be the influence of this conference
and some day, when time i
clearly shows the great outgrowths
of this movement, Salem will hav
cause to be even more proud of her
connection with such a remarkable
enterprise.
'special DRESSES
$15.00
;ood assortment of
, ^ 9-85.
D. G. CRAVEN COMPANY
EFIRD’S Department Store
Quality, Service and Price
GIVE THESE GLOVES A HAND!
The Cape-Skins are
$1.95
V displayed in the new
French Kids are Priced
$2.95
ANCHOR CO.
“Shopping Center of Winston-Salem”
simrs
WED. - THURS.
I'hp biggest laugh wallop
fears! With more fun, fuss a
been waiting for!
With
BUDDY ROGERS
Peggy Shannon,
Skeets Gallagher
And All Star Cast
CLIFF EDWARDS - ANITA PAGE
VIRGINA ART HANDBAGS
$2.95 And Upward
“Designed For Women, By Women”
THE WINNER — A stunning bag of fabric or pigskin, with
jaunty airdale straining at a leather leash.
The Kick-off — The' Quill — The Bustle and the Vi-Vi are a
few of the smart numbers.
THE IDEAL
TRADE AND W. FOURTH STS.