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THE SALEMITE
Wednesday, February 6, 1935.
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SOCIALLY SPEAKING
Salem and State Colleges seem to
get along swell — both inter-col-
legiately as well as-uh-anyway, just
ask Katherine Sissell and Marlon
Mitchell what we mean and you
will hear them sigh, “U-m-m-m-m—
and how!” which explains eve»y-
thing.
Both Katherine and Marion are
“true” to State, and it’s no new
thing to them to be invited down.
In fact, it’s getting to be a habit.
Socially speaking, the Freshmen
do not let trigonometric functions
so overcome them that they cannot
enjoy a good dance. Some of the
freshmen manage to keep their
names well known in other college
circles besides Salem. Peggy Braw-
ley attended the Carolina dance last
week, and has already been invited
to several more.
Although the cold weatlier does
not make us wish for flimsy silks
but winter woolens, the stores are
showing new styles in gay, bright
materials that defy wintry winds
and goose pimples. The usual spring
prints have been subdued by the
altogether new.
Blue, just plain navy blue, is also
being featured as one of the leading
spring colors. The new “sea color
ed” blues, (the best weca n do and
include all shades), are being shown
as spring colors in spite of their sud
den appearance in midwinter.
With such inviting fashions, it
won’t be hard to pull ofif the winter
plaids and brown oxfords for new
spring styles even in February.
Qabby Qertie
“Unexpected storme are encoun.
tered by saxaphonists exploring the
high C’8.”
INTERIOR
DECORATION
The interior decoration of the
hut Saturday night has been com
plimented from all directions.
Lights, streamers, balloons, punch
and men, everything to be de
sired was provided, and all on a
limited budget. The bouquets go
' to the men of the faculty.
The price of wisdom is above ru
bies.
Old Testament.
The habit of borrowing small sums
of money — anticipating pay-day —
is a pernicious practice and breaks
many a friendship. It is no kind
ness to loan money to a professional
borrower.
“What rage for fame attends both
great and small!
Better be downed than mentioned
not at all.”
—John Woleot.
“Patience is a necessary ingredi
ent of genius.”
—Disraeli.
WAFFLE SUPPER
SATURDAY EVENING
THE CAROUNEAN
COFFEE SHOP
NOETH CHEKBY STKEET
New Knee-Length Hose
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SALEM BOOK STORE
Special This Week Only
NEW SPRING DRESSES
Fonnerly $18.50 $1.$ JQ
D. G. Craven Co.
ESSO SERVICENTER
First and Main Streets
We Appreciate Your
Patronage
Our greatest deeds we do unknow
ingly.
SPECIAL
Women's and Misses* Moccasin Toe
Scout Style Oxfords. Goodyear Welt
and Oil Treated Soles.
Black or Brown
Special $2.95
Efirds Dept. Store
LOTS OP NEW SWEATEES
WWtes & Pastels
$2.95 — $3.95
TEAGUE’S
319 West 4th Street
Morris Service
Soda Specials
Sandwiches
'’Exclusive But Not 'Expensive**
Next To Carolina Theatre
Smart Women’s Wear
"Servin* You Is a Pleasure”
COHEN*S
EVENING SLIPS
$1.98 and $2.98
Tea Eose and White
Satin Lace Trimed — $1.98
Gladys Shoppe
“WE SERVE SALEM”
WELFARE’S DRUG
STORE
Character is the result of two
things—mental attitude and the way
we spend our time.
Junior League
Beauty Shop
FINGER WAVES
SOC
SEE THE
NEW SPRING
FASHIONS
In All The Latest
Styles And
Colors
The Ideal
Darling Shop
420 N. Liberty Street
MONTALDO'S
“IMPORTERS”
winst'on-saxem, n. c.
PASCHAL SHOE
REPAIR CO.
219 W. 4th St. Dial 4901
'‘Best In Onr Lihe”