Page Four.
THE SALEMITE
Wednesday, February 27, 1935.
JUNIORS WIN OVER
SENIORS TO PLACE
IN FINAL GAME
The Juniors upheld their former
record of no games lost when they
beat the Seniors Tuesday afternoon
36 to 21. MeNeely led the shooting
attack for the Juniors with 11
goals to her credit, while Preston
made 11 points for the Seniors. The
floor work of Best, Junior forward,
and Marx, Junior guard was quite
fast and good. The outcome of this
game gives the Juniors the right to
play the freshmen next Thursday in
the championship game for the baa-
ketball trophy.
Line up:
Juniors Seniors
Pos.
Best (j) (11) Preston
L. F.
Eights (2) (2) Tuttle
B. F.
MeNeely (22) (8) Carroll
C.
Marx Neal
6.
Torrence Adams
G.
Brown McLean
G.
Substitutes: .Juniors — Watkins,
Kawlings, Hooks, Hutcheson.
Beferee: Tick Fralfiy.
Umpire: Martha Nolan.
The advisees of Dr. ,\nscomb were
entertained at his home last night
for dinner. Those invited were
Bachel Carroll, Julia Lee Little,
Virginia Garner, Isabel Bichardson,
Inez Terapleman, and Helen Davis.
Will YOU GRADUATE
FROM SALEM?
FROSH WIN OVER
SOPHS
The Freshmen defeated the Sopho
mores in an interesting contest in the
annual round-robin basket ball ser
ies on the college court last night
by the score of 26 to 15.
The Frosh guards all eame through
in brilliant style in cheeking the
Sophomores, who failed to locate the
basket with the skill of their rivals.
Fraizer and Oouch led the scoring
for the winners while Nolan proved
the big threat for. the Sophomores.
The Sophomores, with Freeman,
Maslin and K. Smith doing fine
work, won the reserve game from the
Frosh by a score of 23 to 2. Two
foul shots by King proved the only
markers for the Freshmen reserves.
Line-up and summary:
Frosh (26) (15) Sophs
Pos.
Frazier (14) (l^) Nolan
F.
Couch (10) (1) Fraley
F.
Knox (2) (2) Meadows
F.
Mitchell Little
F.
Johnson Council
G.
Sample Bullock
6.
Score at half: Freshmen 12; Sopho
mores 5.
Referee—Miss Biles.
Then Answer 6 of These
Questions Correctly
1. Popocatepeth is:
Indian word of disres}>eet
Siamese word for bad breath
Mexican Volcano
Chilean Biver
Sense of balance is controlled
by:
Eye nerves
Feet
Larynx
Parasol
Inner ear
SENIORS DEFEATED
BY SOPHOMORES
11 To 30
FADS & FASHIONS
It seems that the week-end trips
the Seniors took a few weeks ago
had a prolonged effect. At any rate
the result of the Sophomore-Senior
Basket Ball Game Saturday night
was 30-11 in favor of those vicious
Roi)hs, who are already plajnnin^
where to place the championship cup.
At the end of the first half the
Sophs strutted their score of 15 be
fore the Seniors’ score of 4.
McLean starred among the Sen
iors while Fraley was high light
among the. Sophomore forwards.
Bullock and Council did some steady
defence work and Smith kept the
court hot defending her post.
The Sophomores have decided that
Tee Little would make a good coach
(From the side lines?)
It used to be an insult to call a
woman a ‘ ‘ frail, ’ ’ but now it’s be
come the new ideal—especially at
night. These wide skirts, dropped
shoulders, sweet perfumes, bangs,
and sweet, feminine, blushy little
smiles can be appealing—but peril
ous if you’re horsy.
At present there seems to be no
let up to the mama for wistful ‘ ‘ Lit
tle Women” dresses. Some especial
ly attractive ones seem to step
right out of the Civil War days with
prim bodices, Peter Pan Collars and
wide, rustling skirts.
The designers are manufacturing
big berthas for evening dresses.
Sometimes they are in the form of
squarish bibs, draped in back to
fall over the shoulders. Sometimes
they are made from a double fold
of material, gathered with the edges
left unpressed — these are soft
squashy berthas. Sometimes they
are scalloped.
Bonnets and inflated sleeves car
ry on the old-fashioned idea. The
sleeves are especially interesting.
There are square sleeves, raglan
sleeves (for evening—very new),
organ-fluted sleeves, ballon sleeves,
bottle-neck sleeves, draped sleeves,
peasant sleeves, parachute sleeves.
Coat dresses are very smart and
practical for first spring days.
Buttons go all the way down the
front of dresses, all the way down
the back of dresses, and pop up in
all sorts of unexpected places.
Stripes will play a big part in
your future. Striped cottons are
rampant.
The trouser skirt promises to be
come very, very important in the
next eight months. The division
shows only when you go into action.
Grand for golf. Bright plaid ging
ham shirts look very chic with a
trouser skirt of natural color.
A wool cape with a printed silk
frock you will find nice for a change-
off from your spring coats.
UNES FOR POPULAR
SONGS
Three of these are not of the
Dionne quintuplets.
Marie, Cecilie, Helen, Yvonne,
Annette, Smythe, Jeanne,
Emilie.
One of these is considered the
fastest game:
dating chorus girls '
Polo
Ice hokey
Soccer
Ping-pong
Badminton
5.
One of these is a hardy peren
nial:
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Dandelion
Orchid
Delphinium
Mother-in-law joke
Nasturituim
One who delights to inflict pain
on others is:
Masachist, Pragmatist,
radio comic, egotist, sadist,
hedonist.
The age of trees is determined
by:
Bark, number of branches :
Concentria rings, teeth,
Bloodhounds, height, width
Line up:
Soph. Senior
Pos
Nolan (8) Preston
L. F.
Kraley (14) (1) Tuttle
B. F.
Meadows (8) (10) Carroll
C.
Smith
G.
Council McLean
G.
Bullock Adams
G.
Referee. Miss Atkinson.
A . song should tell a story so the i
publishers declare.
And there should be a snappy line to
fit a catchy air.
So here are lines a-plenty to the
music writers tossed:
‘Some may call you red-hot Mabel,
but to me you’re just a frost!”
‘ ‘ The night I found you in his arras
I really found you out!”
“It isn’t the depression, it’s my girl
I’m mad about!”
“Let’s carry on together, now the
best of men are broke.”
“She must have a sense of humor,
for she’s married to a joke. ’ ’
“You’ll weary of your dancing man
in just a little while!”
‘ ‘ Don’t turn your nose up, Sally, you
are prettier when you smile!”
“If I can’t have your kisses, you
can’t burn my gasoline,
“I’m a lover, not a chauffeur—just
remember that, Irene.”
“If you think that I’m Dumb Dora,
you will find I know the score. ’ ’
“All I ask is your forgiveness for
the night I slammed the door!”
‘When I tell you that I love you ;
does it any difference makef |
‘Have a heart. Take pity on me! :
All I’m asking is a break!” i
‘Don’t tell me that your mother i
tells you everything she knows! ” j
If you feel that way about it let our I
book of memories close!” i
‘ The fairest peach that ever grew!
possessed a heart of stone,” i
‘When you are out with someone j
else don’t think I ’11 be alone. ’ ’ |
(Copyright, 1981, Edgar A. Guest)
"‘Hei*h-Ho, Everybody!”
It*s
Rudy Vallee
“SWEEf MUSIC”
With
Ann Dvorak — Ned Sparks
Helen Morgan—Allen Jenkins
2 BandsI 6 Songsl 100 Cirlsl
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Meet Your
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At This Good
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Where You Will Find
Reliable Service
For All
O’HANLON'S
Is The Place
MOOD AFFECTS ROGER’S
ROLE
The word “Neutral Spirits” on
a liquor bottle refer to:
Coloring matter, alcohol,
Non-partisan ghosts,
flavoring, specific gravity,
weight of the cork
Will Rogers was quizzing Director
David Butler about his role in the
forthcoming “Doubting Thomas.”
“What am I supposed to be in
this picture?” he asked.
“You’re a manufacturer,” an
swered Butler. ^
“A manufacturer of Sausage,”
added producer B. G. DeSylva.
“Ts the factory open and opera
ting?” asked Will.
“Of course it is,” said Butler,
“But would it make any difference
if it wasn’tf”
“ Certainly,,.it would make a diff
erence,” fired back R9gers.“It will
and whether I go through the picture
proud or act as if I’m trying to bor
row money from the rest of the cast
all the time.”
COBWEBS IN CERTAIN
P. O. BOXES ARE
WRECKED
A woman cannot succeed with
out charm.
Campbell’s soup for beauty.
Do you monopolize conversation?
Then let me tell you how to
avoid being a conversational
crammer.
You owe it to your public not
to put on a pound.
Do you want a profession? I
can show^ you how to make a
mint by giving window demon
strations in soap bubbling.
Your spring paraphernalia should
6.
be:
He wished he could die; but he
didn’t believe in suicide, how
ever, after taking two boxes of
your nice pink pills ....
8. Do you want to be the center of
attraction? The life of the par
ty? (Six months ago when I sat
down to play they laughed, now
they—)
9. If existence is rather heavy for
you, read our booklet on “Diets
and Avhen to use them.”
10. For the relief of many palpita
ting hearts, I have written a
]>amphlet on Love. Its quite
new. You’ll fall for it.
A “thesourous” is:
Prehistoric animal, had of a riv
er, Greek god of cattle, sore
finger, dictionary of syn
onyms, salamander.
10. The earth travels around the
sun:
Clockwise
Counter-clockwise.
Otherwise
With the greatest of ease
Answers to be put in another part
of Salemite from questions.
Cure for love at first sight is the
second glance.
FAMOUS FACES
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWO)
To all these above, add the very in
teresting facts that Miss Riggan was
a member of the Hiking Club (no
wonder she doesn’t get tired of
walking up steps to see sick girls
ort 3rd floor), and, certainly not
least, although last, an official of
the Fire Department.
We’ll have to admit that Miss
Riggan didn’t supply the above
facts. We rooted (literally), them
from here and yon. We found, too,
that she is described as having an
obedient disposition as well as a
capacity for commanding, that she is
generous almost to a fault, independ
ent, and not at all daunted by, dif
ficulties. True? We’ll agree!
And she likes to be called Jeanie.
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Two Bars of Candy
9c
The last
‘Jump.”
word in airplanes
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For 10 days we will give two Salem
Girls coming to-gether, two $5.00
Permanents for $7.50 or two $7.50
Waves for $10.00.
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“Marie Antoinette”
Zweig $1.00
Stories of the Great Operas $1.47
“Story of Philosophy”
Durant $1.00
Many More Good Books
SALEM BOOK STORE
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