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THE SALEMITE
Friday, September 27, 1940.
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HOCKEY PRACTICE
BEGINS RMNDAY
COME ONE, COME AU.
TO HOCKEY FIELD AT 4:00
THIS GAME CALLED
FOOTBALL
With cool weather just around
the corner (perhaps ten blocks
away), we’ll all be donning our
jumper dresses, long sleeved shirts,
pill-boxes, spectator pumps, and
nylons, to take off for various
bowls, north, east, south, and west
of this particular locality. Know
ing so much about what to wear
and so little about what’s going
on would be inconsistent, and so
let’s clear up a few points of this
complicated manslaughter.
The “down” is probably the
most used term in a game of this
sort (except in such battles as
Wake Forest vs. William Jewell,
where it would no doubt be “ touch
down”). Now this “down” busi
ness we hear so much about is
merely the completion of a play
by tackling the ball-carrier), the
cessation of play by the referee, or
the automatic becoming dead ota
the part of the ball.
The safety man is the player,
who, on the defense, plays farthest
back as a final defense to the goal
(somewhat like a hockey goalie—
which reminds me, hockey starts
next week, and if you want to learn
more about football, do come to
practice). The safety man, on the
offensive, follows the carrier to re
trieve any possible fumble.
Here’s a score chart — for to
help you figure out your team’s
score before the official score-
keepers get to it.
Touchdown 6 points
Point after touchdown 1 point
rield goal 3 points
Safety by opponents
(touchback) 2 points
t’orfeiture of game 1 point
See you October 5 at the Bow
man Gray — with this newly ac
quired information, and those new
ly acquired clothes, Salem ought,
in very few minutes, to become dic
tators over the entire place —
you’ll simply be reeking with
knowledge.
DEPENDABLE KODAK
FINISHINa
PXCTUBE FKAMING .
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Winston-Salem, N. C.
Take a minute to
refresh
DRINK
FOR TENNIS
SHOES
BAJoLS
EACKETS
SWEATERS
SILK STOCKINGS
NYLON STOCKINGS
ANKLETS
HANDKEECHEEFS
SALEM BOOK STORE
TOP POINTS
How many points have you ac
cumulated in athletics since you’ve
been here at Salem? On a check-up
the other day we found that the
following girls had the highest
number of points.
Points
50—Sallie Emerson
35—Sue Forrest
29—Leila Johnston
28—Eleanor Hutchison
27—Lillian Lanning
26—Betty Barbour
23—Louise Bralower
21—Margaret Holbrook
20—Frankie Tyson
20—Teenie McGehee
The entire list will be posted
outside the dining room next week.
See this list for your points. And
if you’re interested in making
more, your Handbook can give you
the needed information on how“ to
make them.
ALL-STAR PROGRAM
FOR CHESTERFIELD
Many famous personalities appaar
in the Chesterfield Cigarette cam
paign for early fall, released this
week by Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Company.
This campaign will tell America
that Chesterfield is “the smoker’s
cigarette, because it combines mild
er, cooler, better taste in one satis
fying smoke.”
From the screen world, Fred Mae-
Murray, Eobert Eapelye and Georg
ette McKee “star” for Chesterfield.
Heading the list of sports celebri
ties is Gene Sarazan, great veteran
of champion golf tournaments who
tied for the National Open this
year.
Three pretty aviatrices from the
newly organized Women Flyers of
America and a cheerful World’s
Series baseball advertisement com
plete the schedule.
National magazines, billboards,
cut-outs and the famous Chester
field radio network programs, fea
turing Glenn Miller’s Moonlight
Serenade on CBS and Fred War
ing’s Pleasure Time on NBC, sup
port the newspaper advertising.
One earthworm to another: lafe
is so fertile!
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hostesses for the conscription
camps. Then all you have to do is
have dates with the soldiers and be
taken to aances and parties,” said
the girl with one foot on a chair.
“I think I’ll volunteer for that
branch of the service.”
“Well, I just think it’s a shame
and Hitler’s an old meanie for
causing all this,” said the girl with
the box, of chocolates.
‘ ‘ Of course, we could marry a
man over 35 years old,” said the
girl who has just come in from a
date.
‘ ‘ I think I’d rather take a chance
on waiting five years or getting a
boy who has just finished his draft
training,” said the girl in the strip
ed pajamas.
“You’d better take what you
you CAN take while the taking’s
good,” said the girl who has just
come in from a date. “You might
as well go ahead and make a play
for the boys who get deferments
for one reason or another.”
“But I don’t want to marry any-
status and civilization. We are in
the first flush of a new era when
body with flat feet, or no teeth or
anything like that,” said the girl
with the chocolates.
“Anyhow I think it’s mighty
fine and patriotic for us to be dis
cussing things like matters of gov
ernment and things,” said the girl
who was turning up the volume on
the radio. At that moment the band
was playing “You Are My Sun
shine.”
“Well, I think we ought to de
cide things for ourselves and get
married when we want to to who
ever is available, or join the army
ourselves, or find somebody physi
cally unfit, or marry an old man,
or sonj^thing — then we’ll have
the jump on those who just are
waiting around,” said the girl who
has just come in from a date.
“Yes, everything’s fair in love
and war,” said the girl with one
fott on a chair.
“Yeah, and conscription too,”
said the girl in the striped paja
mas.
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there U the slightest imperfection a light
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starring in
Paromount's picture
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CopTilght 1940, Ligcett & Mrns Tobacco Co.