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' k October 1, 1948 THE SALEMITE Page Three lone Snoops In Closets; jABC Contest Finds Many New Looks by lone Bradsher Youi' fashion editor has for the past few days been visiting dormi tories and delving into closets. This year when fabrics are the prettiest we have found some clothes which are straight from the advertisements of Vogue, Harpers Bazaar, Charm and Glamour. Going from first floor Clewell we found Laura Har’vey who showed us her new light brown (almost beige) suit. It has a long jacket and a cocoa collar and posket flaps. It can be worn either for dress or for sports. Next we saw a pale gold l>rocade dress of Carolyn Dunn’s. It has the new cut-full skirt, V neckline, and three quarter length sleeves. Deena Kares told us she has a new Continental Green suit with very straight line.s—sophisticated. Ruth Epparson has an autumn brown crepe dress with paniers over the hips. Dressy for afternoons. For a really cocktail dress weTl take Jean Patton’s wine velveteen. It has drop shoulders and rhinestone buttons up the front—of course, a full skirt. A striking outfit is Ann Carring ton’s green wool sheath dress. It has a high neck and long sleeves which taper into points over the hands. The front is very plain but there’s lots of back-interest. As for being smart, Liz Leland has made herself a wine suit. It has a full back jacket and gold but tons up on the front. For the final touch, she has a feather trimmed hat to match. Tootsie Gillespie has also made herself an outfit. Hers is a green crepe dress with a long straight pep- lum of shiny green satin. With her dress Tootsie wears an emerald pin and earrings. Carolyn Taylor has a burnished taffeta dress—and color is green. It has self-covered buttons up the front and a swishy bustle in the back. Anne McConnell has a brown and tan box plaid suit. The skirt is long and straight, with a full double- breasted box jacket. Also in the line of suits, is Carter Read’s plum colored wool with a flared skirt and fitted jacket. Its bound in black braid. The conventional-as-ever smart black suit is Myrta Wiley’s prize possession which she swears she’ll live in all year. Bitsy Green is sporting a pale blue corduroy dress which has long sle eves with huge cuffs and l;ig points on the collar. Pay Stickney has a. three-piece '■ suit and hat made to match in a I blue-green tweed. As we went to | press, however, she informed us that ' it had to go back to the tailor be cause ‘‘the jacket is just all wrong.” Do you know your ABC Is? Here’s your chance to prove that you do and to win a prize as well—an ABC treasure hunt. Read the directions carefully so that you won’t be dis qualified. First, bring a Chesterfield wrap per, signed by you to the Salemite Office; someone will be there to col lect it and to give you the first clue. Unless you have a signed Chester field wrapper in the Salemite Office tonight by 7:00 p. m., you will be disqualified. Then, you will be on your own to track down the clues and the Chesterfield prize. In the event of a tie, the prize will be divided. Gray Elected On Thursday morning the Men's Association held jelection of officers for the year 1948-1949. Robert Gray was elected president; George Melville receive'd the office of vice-president. Norman Jarrard was made secretary, and Henry High- smith retained his old post of treas urer. After presiding over the election, Doctor Jordan, Dean of Men, briefed the Association on the regulations of the College. Berlin Dispute (Continued from page one) or the Arabs the latter of whom will not consider any plans which advo cate a Jewish state. The U. N. countries were so agreeable to the Bernadette plan that some of them would approve recognition of both Jews and Arabs in the U. N. upon the installation of such proposals. Arab response has been negative; Jewish response has been considerate of the new plan. “REZNICKS FOR RECORDS” Complete Stock of Records & Sheet Music R E Z NI C K ’ S 440 N. Liberty Across From State Theatre Dial 2-1443 Victor, Columbia and Decca Records Fourth at Spruce St. THE COTTAGE Drive Out Today—Southern Fried Chicken Pit Bar-B-Cue Our Specialty South Stratford Road Drive In Ion’s Drug Store For Over Forty Years Western North Carolina’s Best Known Drug Store m ■liaiiliniijBJili'i.K:! I Welcome to Gooch’s i Salem Students^and Faculty i Complete Fountain Service Tasty Sodas — Appealing Sundaes Butter Toasted Sandwiches Home Cooked Fine Food — Homemade Pies Toeisted Pound Cake With Ice Cream Hot Fudge — Whip Cream MONTHLY OR WEEKLY CHARGE ACCOUNT WELCOME Gooch’s Grill & Soda Shoppe 540 South Main Street — Winston-Salem Across From The College ALSO Across From N. C. C. W.—Corner Tate & Walker Ave., Greensboro It’s /P emd she’s wort It listening to in (I cool, mild and 'full -flavored" ^ iV'l MM A Decca Release 3swinging Monica Lewis is more than ever a "rave-fave” with her latest ballad. Monica herself says that "A Tree in the Meadow,” a top-ten ballad, is her favorite new recording And her favorite cigarette is Camel. As Monica puts it, "After trying and comparing many different brands, I find Camels suit me best.” Try Camels on your "T-Zone”—"T” for taste, "T” for throat. See for yourself why, with millions who have tried and compared, Camels are the M "choice of experience.” N- the choice of experience B. J. Beynolds Tobacco Company, Wlnaton-Salem, North Carolina
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