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November 7, 1952 THE SALEMITE Page Five Mrs. Frank Keel Peggy Of Britt Becomes Bride Frank Keel Oct. 17 The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a formal dress of candlelight Duchess satin styled with an illusion yoke outlined in Alencon lace. The full skirt had a front panel of Alencon lace and pleated folds in the back which extended into a cathedral train. The veil of imported French illusion was attached to a calot of lace trimmed with seed pearls. She carried a colonial bouquet of white hybrid orchilds, stephanotis and fleur d’amour, and her only orna ment was a string of heirloom pearls which were worn by her Miss Peggy Britt became the bride of Lt. Frank Keel at 8:00 p.m. on Oct. '17. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Cecil Jar man in the Christian Church of LaGrange, N. C. Rev. Thomsen Leads Meeting The Rev. Mr. William Thomsen -of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church lead a meditation on “The Christian Family’’ at a meeting of the Can terbury Club in the living room of j niotj^er on her wedding day. Bitting last Tuesday evening. This meditation included many of the points brought out in the Marriage discussion groups spon sored by the Canterbury Club last year. It served “to tie up the loose ends” from those talks as well as to cover concisely all the main aspects of family life. During the brief meeting an out line of future programs and plans was discussed. All members were urged to attend meetings regularly, bring any interested friends, and to pay dues as soon as possible. Salem Joins (Continued from paye three) coHege. Of the 25 colleges represented, 14 are going ahead with the pro posed organization and 11 others have committed themselves to ten tative plans pending action by their Boards of Trustees. Dr. A. R. Keppell was elected temporary chairman and Dr. Dale H. Gramley will serve as secretary- treasurer until the organization of the foundation can be effected. There will be a meeting of this group at Salem on Nov. 17. The council, which is actually apart from the foundation, has elected Dr. Gramley to serve as president for the coming year. TODDLE HOUSE 878 W. Fourth Phone 2-3737 Peggy’s sister, Mary Elizabeth, was maid of honor. The brides maids included five Salem girls: Margie Ferrell, Emma Sue Larkins, Jeanne Moye, Kit Sinclair and Betty Jean Smith. Emily De Adams, Elizabeth Webb and Ramona Williams, the other bridesmaids, are from La- Grange. After the reception at her par ent’s home, Peggy and Frank left for Nags Head Beach. Peggy wore a blue cuffed torso jacket with a wool skirt for her going away suit. Peggy is a senior at Salem and is majoring in history. Frank is a graduate of Baylor School at Chattanooga, Tenn., and he also attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he was a member of the Phi Kappa Alpha fraternity. He is presently at Camp Rucker in Ozark, Ala. Campus Shots A parakeet named “Hat” being hung in effigy . . . Seniors in Hal lowe’en costumes being doused with water by Dean Sandresky . . . An instructor named Horne doing the can-can in Clewell ... A hockey player named Deaton play ing hockey in ear-bobs ... A mouse without a name having a new home in Clewell . . . An as sistant Dean’s car being Hallowe’en pranked . . . Harriett Ann Davis planning to get a V. M. I. minia ture . . . Birthday party for Fran- cine Pitts . . . Molly Quinn taking a long weekend . . . Practice teach ers relaxing for a week . . . Dis cussions and late hour listening Tuesday night . . . Elizabeth Krauss playing hockey, for the sen iors . . . “Pook” Johnson’s lonely German class ... People knitting Santa Claus socks . . . Mary Ann Raines, Ann Lang and Louise Fike taking an interest in a maze . . . Ann Robertson Morgan without a car . . . Freshmen experiencing their first mid-term tests Radios blaring election returns . . . Miss Chapman with a thermome ter in her mouth . . . Kay. Cunning ham frantically searching for a lost ring , . . Horseback riders, jumping three feet . . . Stee Gee meeting every hour on the hour . . . Juniar Class being “ain’t what it used to be” . . . Black and blue hockey fingers . . . Nonie’s pet mouse . . . Glenn Pettyjohn being called “Pettycord” . . . Connie Murray’s cross word puzzling. F.T.A. Hears Students Talk On Education ’“Education in Europe’ was the theme of talks made by Salem’s three foreign students at a meeting of the Future Teachers of America last Tuesday. Guests for this meeting were members of the F. T. A. Club of Lewisville High School who heard Elizabeth Krauss, Guillemette Roussel and Hadwig Stolwitzer tell something of the educational sys tems in Holland, France and Aus tria, respectively, and Europe in general. Loma Faye Cuthbertson, presi dent of the Salem College Comen- ius Chapter, welcomed the visitors, and Anne Lowe, vice-president, in troduced the speakers. During the business session of the meeting, certain points of the State F. T. A. Constitution were discussed and voted upon. Follow ing the program refreshments were served. Miss Betty Jean Smith Engagement Of B. J. Smith To Milton Tolman Announced in P I a I m :i> BETTER CLEANING SWJflmV rii.KAX8-]R«-l ^ ' 525 S. Main Street 1 Phone 2-1983 The engagement of Betty Jean Smith to Midshipman Milton H. Tolman has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alden C. Smith of 11 Carstensen Rd., and Westhampton Beach, L. I. Midshipman Tolman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel A. Tolman of Greeley, Colo. B. J. is a graduate of Scarsdale High School and presently is a senior at Salem majoring in socio logy and economics. Her minor is ‘Shoes of Character Fitted tenth a Purpose" PASCHALS-FERRELL SHOE STORE 219 W. 4th Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina religion. Midshipman Tolman was gradu ated from Greeley High School and presently is a first classman at the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md. A wedding in June has been planned. Tom Perry’s GRILL Across From College Specializing in Sandwiches, Plates and Sundies OPEN TIL 11 P.M. J Complete Auto Service At SALEM SHELL SERVICE 1036 S. Main St. TWIN CITV IDBY CUANIKiO col Phone Dial 7106 Winston-Salem, N. C. 612 West 4th St. finqrauimj co. 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