January 25, 1935
GOLDSBORO HI NEWS
Page Five
CHIT-CHAT
Yes’um, I’m back with a whole
bunch of what aspiring young
journalists call news.
First, I’d like to inform my en
thusiastic audience that Clyde, Jr.,
is in a mess. With a goal post at
one end of the field, Betsy P., and
the other goal Katherine Kennedy,
he doesn’t know which way to run.
Eleanor has a butcher-boy, yeah!
But what about her ‘‘University
boy ?’ ’
Everybody says that true love
never runs smooth, but I think tan
Pontiacs run right well, don’t you,
Ann ?
John Lee S. was the fat, bearded
Santa Claus who came down Grace
H.’s chimney with a be-yootiful
cosmetic set, Christmas eve night.
Oh what a tangled web we weave
when we get mixed up with Rosa
and her boy-friends.
As for Sallye B.—her bill for
hero and romeo is pretty well filled
by Clifton.
Harry got sorta bumfuzzled with
his Louises, so he’s building air
planes now.
Sam T., with his glasses and all,
only has eyes for Elizabeth .S.
Pair Dot P. with all your charms,
is your love for John Gay true or
unrequitted ?
In the spring a young man’s
fancy lightly turns to thoughts of
love—but this isn’t spring. May
I inform James D. and Jim W.
that ’tis only mid-winter and Mary
G. and Isa D. know it.
Still at it. I’ve known them
both a long time and ever since I
can remember Royce and Robert
have been lost to everybody ’cept
each other.
Figure this out for yourself.
Rachel is ‘‘lost in a fog” about
Frank.; Frank “is lost in a fog”
about Faye; and Faye is still seek
ing the “object of her affections.”
If any of you happen to hear
flbout an interesting triangle in the
school, tell me ’cause it peers to
me they’ve about played out.
SIXTEEN POST GRADUATES
ENROLLED IN G. H. S.
(Continu5(i from page one)
Pearl Jones; second month, Sallie
Parker and Elizabeth Cranford.
Celeste Adams is secretary to Mr,
Johnson, aided by Jessie Lee Todd at
fifth period. Elizabeth Cranford
helps Mrs. Yelverton a great deal in
the cafeteria.
W. p. ROSE
Builders’ Supply Co.
Dry Coal and Wood
FRESH OYSTERS
Our oysters are what others
claim fresh
Morris' Seafood Place
Second door soutli of Carolina Theatre
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COMPLETE PRINTING PLANT IS
INSTALLED; NEW COURSE ADDED
‘ ‘ Grrrrrrr Grrrrrrrr. ’ ’
“Maurice what in the world are
you doing?”
“Just growling back at my
stomach.”
I’m not in the habit of calling
names but a certain editor-in-chief
of a certain. Goldsboro High School
paper has been giving a lot of his
time to a certain sophomore.
’Twas the night before Christmas
And all through the house.
Not a creature was stirring, not
even a mouse.
Freshman: “Was the house
vacant?”
“Where did I see that girl’s face
before ?”
‘ ‘ The same place you see it
now. ’ ’
“Where are you going, Babe?”
“To a movie.”
“May I come too?”
“If you ‘come too’ that’ll be
something for Ripley.”
Miss Roark was at a table in
the librarj^ the other day and all
of a sudden she said, “Pass the
grits please.”
“I know one girl that is going
to be disappointed wdien you get
married, Joe Pete.”
“Who is that?”
“Your wife.”
When I was in Raleigh the other
day I asked Guy Lombardo who the
lady was I saw him with the other
night.
‘ ‘ That was no lady; that was my
wife.”
Love and Kisses,
Willis.
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David C. Farrior
Watchmaker and Jeweler
All Kinds of Jewelry Repairing
39 Years Experience
116 W. WALNUT
(Continued from page one)
all of the school forms, such as
report cards, admit cards, and sta
tionery, thereby saving the school
a great deal on the work. Station
ery for the Hi ISTews, invitations,
programs and calling cards will
also be done.
Work already completed includes
admit cards, parallel reading cards,
and stationery.
The presses are of three sizes:
one 9x12, one 14x20, and two 8x10.
They will be run by a shaft
attached to an electric motor.
Notes On the Teachers
Mrs. Middleton has returned to
her latin classes after an absence
of 7 weeks due to a broken ankle.
POINT SYSTEM IS IN
EFFECT WITH CHANGES
(Continued from page one)
was first begun in the Club Council
in the school year 1932-33. The ISTa-
tional Honor Society accepted the
challenge to formulate the system
which was adopted in the spring of
’33 and has stood until the present
time.
Several G. H. S. graduates attend
ing Carolina have been pledged
fraternities and given other honors;
“Brog” Spence, ’32, the A T O Fra
ternity; John Hawley, ’32, A T 0
Fraternity; “Abe” Gordon, ’34, Tau
Epsilon Phi Fraternity.
John Graham, ’34, freshman at
Davidson has been elected to member
ship to the Kappa Alpha fraternity.
Rent a Typewriter
for the School Year
Commercial Students
From
C. E. WORLEY
229 East Walnut Street
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—We want you to make our store a place where
you'll feel perfectly at home at all times.
Meet Your Friends at Efird's
—And remember we carry a complete line of mer
chandise that appeals to the school boys and girls. At prices
that mean savings too!
EFIRD’S DEPARTMENT STORE
GOLDSBORO, N. C.
A DOLLAR SAVED—A DOLLAR MADE
Successful people have learned the
ART OF SAVING
— THROUGH
CITIZENS' BUILDING & LOAN ASSN.
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The High Speed Safety Car
THE PLYMOUTH
HANDLEY MOTOR COMPANY
Miss Lucile Welborn was grad
uated from Winthrop College, Rock
Hill, S. C., on January 18 and be
gan teaching in G. H. S. January
21. She is taking Miss King’s com
mercial work.
Mr. J. H. Askins, manual train
ing teacher, was married to Miss
Hallie Holloway of Lake City,
S. C., during the holidays.
Miss Adeline King, commercial
teacher, and Mr. Erie Stapleton,
director of the Glee clubs, have re
signed to accept work at much
higher salaries elsewhere.
Mr. Lewis S. Bullock, a graduate
of Westminster Choir School, has
taken Mr. Stapleton’s work.
FOR A—
PLYMOUTH or STUDEBAKER
—See—
J. C. CARROLL
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Edgar Pearson, ’33, a sophomore at
Park College, Parkville, Mo., has
recently been selected assistant editor
of the Park Stylus, college weekly
paper. During the fall semester he
was make-up editor. Edgar was
editor-in-chief of the Hi ISTews his
senior year.
Roy Liles, ’33, sophomore at Wake
Forest, has been named second vice
president of the Baptist Student
Union at the Baptist institution. He
was representative at large on the
union council last year.
VISIT OUR NEW STORE
We carry a complete line of
GROCERIES
Sullivan's Grocery
Corner Holly and George
Now—
is a good time to buy
that watch you did
not get Christmas
GIDDENS
JEWELRY STORE
Expert Watch and Clock
Repairing
D. & M. SPORTING
GOODS
Ba sk ethall
Baseball
Supplies
SMITH
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