Page Four.
THE SALEMITL
Friday, November 7, 1941.
SPORTS
A NOTE OF FINALITY
We are herewith voicing a last
desperate plea for some iota of co
operation. Your sports editor can
not create sports for the Salemite.
There must be campus material to
work with. Now it is obvious to
ovOTyone that there has been no
material. It is up to you, the stu
dent body, to create the news, and
if you are not sufficiently interes
ted to do so, we cannot provide
what your mail demands of us.
The varsity which in cnnate (par
don, Mr. Locke), especially in fe
males, would cause you ' to want
to see your name in print. But it
certainly won’t make the headline(s
—or even a post script—unless you
do something to get it there.
If we drop our sports program
entirely—and it seems as though
we are heading in that direction—
a great source of school spirit will
be lost. A great goal toward which
every class used to work will no
longer exist. And Salem, for many
will be dead.
“Y” ATTENDS
CONFERENCE
A delegation from Salem will
leave Sunday morning for the North
Carolina Student Christain Move-
mcfnt Conference at Durham, ac
cording to Leila Johnston, president
of Salem Y. Outstanding speakers
will talk on the theme: “A Faith
Adequate For Our Times.”
Watch for the Little Red
Man.
MUSIC ON
THE AIR
Friday
2-3 P. M. Music Appreciation Hour
Dr. Walter Damrosch, NBC '
2:30-4:15 P. M. Philadelphia Orches
tra, Eugene Ormandy. conducting,
NBC
9:00 P. M. Waltz Time, NBC
10:00 P. M. Rochester Civic Orches
tra, NBC
10:00 P. M. Howard Barlow & Con
cert Orchestra, CBS
Saturday
7:30 P. M. Concert Orchestra, How
ard Barlow, Conducting, CBS
Sunday
9:15-9:45 A. M. Organ recital, CBS
12:30-1:30 P. M. Music Hall of the
Air, NBC
3:00-4:30 P. M. Philharmonic Sym
phony, CBS
Bruno Walter, Conducting; The
Westminister Choir, ag guests.
Program:
Requiem in D Minor Mozart
Rhapsody “Song of Destiny”
Brahms
4:30-5:00 P. M. The Pause that Re
freshes, CBS; Albert Spalding &
Andre Kostelanetz
5:00-5:30 Family Musicale, CBS
Gladys Swarthout; Deems Taylor.
9:00-10:00 Ford Sunday Evening
Hour, CBS
9:30-10:00 American Album of
Familiar Music, NBC
I'll see you at the refreshment
booth at the County Fair.
Watch for the Little Red Man
THEATRE CALENDAR
Carolina
Sun.-Mon.-Tues.
"It Started with Eve”
Wed.-Thurs.-Fri.-Sat.
“Week-end in Havana”
State
Sun.-Mon.
‘ ‘ Swing It, Soldier’ ’
Tues.
“A One Woman Man” (on
stage with Shelton Amos
players) .
Wed.-Thurs..
“Time Out for Rythm”
Fri.-Sat.
“Law of the Tropics”
Forsyth
Sun.-Mon.
(Not yet booked)
Tuesday
“Devil and Miss Jones”
Wed.
“Little Nellie Kelly”
Thurs.-Fri.-^.t.
“This Way, Please”
Colonial
Sun.-Mon.
“Buck Privates”
Tuesday
“Dark Streets of Cairo”
Wed.
‘ ‘ Cowboy and Blonde ’ ’
Thura.
‘ ‘ San Antonio Rose’ ’
Fri.-Sat.
“Sheriff of Tombstone”
For hair styles
becoming to you.
You should be
coming to us.
SALEM BEAUTY SHOP
5251/2 South Main Street
Betty Moore
Says
“You been looking for
folding screens, well, I saw
, some ‘honeys’ in the
‘Downstairs Store’
of the
Anchor Co. Inc.
this week and they are
moderately priced —
Better get yours early.”
DIAL 6126
MILK
SELECTE
D
AIRIES
ICE CREAM
SALEM GIRLS — HERE’S A BARGAIN
Silk Stockings, $ .49 a pair
Nylon Stockings, $1.15 a pair
AT THE GIFT CENTER
ARDEN FARM STORE
Opposite Salem Square
BI-WEEKLY JAUNTS
Every Tuesday arid Thursday
about eight girls rush through lunch
in order to get dressed (or un-
dressel, as the case may be) for
horseback riding. At 1:40 this
bunch (and for the sake of facility,
let us call this gang “w.0”) is off
for the Sedgefield Riding Academy.
We enjoy the ride in the station
wagon probably as much as the ride
on the animal—Miss Averill, watch
tho.se moronic witticisms from now
on.
After a period of training in the
ring, we are allowed to foUow sOm©
beautiful woodland trails. To wax
poetic. Nature exhibits her most
vivid colors—and wef of Salem feel
she is putting on a special display
for us.
Leaving these woods we get back
to the ugly city—but not before a
pause at the Lindale Dairy for on0
of those garguatuan (and sickening)
milk-shakes. This last-named oc
curence naturally defeats our origi
nal purpostf and we arrive at Salem
more fatigued, if no lighter.
A sound mind never plays in swing
time.
Have you tried the pink lemonade
sold at the County Fair!
Who won the prize for the best
hand knit sweater at the County
Fair? ■
VOGLER SERVICE
Ambulance Funeral Directors
Dependable for More Than 83 Years
DIAL 6101
THE BOAR AND CASTLE
Famous Steak Sandwiches
CURB SERVICE
CLEMMONS ROAD
Paschal Shoe Repair Co.
We Also Dye Shoes Any Color
“Best In Our Line”
Prompt Call and Delivery Service
219 W. 4th ST. DIAL 4901
Barber Photo Supply Co
kodak HEADQUARTERS
6th Street Opposite Post Officc
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
You dance by . . .
and hearts change pace
if you are wearing an
evening gown and ac
cessories from
IDEAL
West Fourth Street
ENGRAVED
Invitations Announcements
Calling Cards — Stationery
H. T. Hearn Engraving Co.
632 W. FOURTH STREET
Meet Your Friends At
PICCADILLY GRILL
The Most Up-To-Date
Restaurant in the South
415 W. 4th Street
Costume Jewelry
Kings .
Bracelets
Necklaces
Pins
Richelieu Pearls
(Only $1.00)
AT THE
SALEM BOOK STORE
Salem Campus Square
PERFECT
PRINTING
PLATES
P
DMONT
ENGRAVING CO.
WINJ'TON-'J'ALEM
GLORIA AND BARBARA BREWSTER
Popular twins of stoge and screen
To that
, 1, cHarette that
and on y ,-,ght
tobaccos- arotnat
•.. //sfen to this •
iUakes theRightQ,„b,
these best cigarette tobaccos ,he
blend that can V b, copied. ..to'giy^
Chesterfield the extra smokW
The Milder Better-tasting Cooler-smoking cigarette
Copyrigbt 1941, Liccett & Myus Tobacco Co.