POPS AND CRACKLES
Astonishing Things Happen on History.
Question on History I. Exams: Tell about
the earcer of Bismarck.
Hattie Sawyer, Oh, I know that Bis
marck is a city in Germany.
Question on Histoi’y II. Exam. Tell
something of the historical significance of
Disraeli, Lord Beaconsfieltl.
Mary Edith Sullivan—Well, I know all
about Disraeli, but to save my life I can’t
remember a thing about Lord Beaconsfield.
Abna Lawrence: 0 John Henry is going
to take us on a picnic, and all the Seniors
Imve got to dress on the campus in the
morning at 7:30.
Bonnie Belle Horton, getting ready to
go to Blue Ridge Tea.—Myrtle, I’m sorry
you’re sick. Do you want me to bring you
some Bine Ridge tea?
Louise Powell: What did you tell him
when he told you lie loved you ?
Moultrie Drake: 0, I told him to take
some vinegar to counteract tbe “lie.”
Clara Eason, 0, I saw a perfectly dar
ling dross down at Pigly-Wigly’s!
Dr. Freeman: What was the outstanding
characteristic of the early church ?
Blanclio Walker: The spire.
SOCIETY NIGHT IS UNIQUE OCCA
SION.
Tlie animal Society exercise of the As-
trotcktou and Philaretian Literary SoGie-
iies were presented Satux’day night in tlie
College anditorinni.
Tlie members of the two societies march
ed in, the Astrotcktons followed by the Phi-
laretians. singing their respective songs,
after which they gave their respective calls.
The adilress of welcome \vas given by
Miss Moultrie Drake, President of the Phi
laretian Society. The chief speaker of the
evening was Mr. J. AV. Bailey, ajj attorney
of the city, who was introduced by Miss
Ruth Goldsmith, president of the Astrotek-
ton Society. This address was followed by
the |)resentation of the essay medals. Tlie
Bowling medal, donated by l)r. E. H. Bowl
ing of Durham, was presented to Miss Ella
Pierce, by Jlr. S. E. Ayers, tlie winner of
the Bowling medal of the Wake For
est Phi. Society. Tlie Carter-Upehurcli
medal was presented to Miss Bell Carroll,
by Mr. Carter, of Wake Forest, the nephew
of the donor. The Loving Cup, the trophy
for the championship in basket ball, was
received by the captain of the Freshmen
basket ball team. This cup was px-esented
by Miss Gertrude Royster, instructor in
athletics at Meredith. Musical selections
by Misses Mary Lee Caldwell and Annabel
Bridger, gave variety to the program. The
two societies marched out singing tlie Alma
Jlater.
FOY WILLINGHAM B. Y. P. U. REOR-
GANIZED.
Last Wednesday the Foy Willingham
B. Y. P. U. held its last meeting. The
following officers were elected for the
coming year: President, Jocelyn Cox; Vice
President, Janet Holloman; Seci*etaxy,
Wilma West; Ti’casui'or, Mai'gax*et Wyatt;
Chorister, Frances WJiite; Piaxiist, Naomi
Wilson;' Quiz Leader, Dorothy Gomer;
Corresponding Secretary, Gladys 0’Brian;
Librarian, Margaret Duncan.
Group Captains;
Hettie Huggins, Fcla Coble, Esther
Gibbes, Minnie JIurehison. With the co
operation of all the members these officers
will do splendid work.
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