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^ COLLEGE NEWS ^ Jfur.v Fnri-}ir visitod llio eollogo ono day last wi'ck. (.li'rtiuli' Siitillic’naaii. '21. is ioai-liin^: in fStniii'villc. llattii’ SawyiM- is visitiiijr t-’rieiuls at tlie tins week. Jlnjrtlfl'mc Fiilcli lias i-otnriipd to lior lunnc in Pilot Jlountaiii. I>catrifi‘ I^fai'tin spciil tlio wook imhI at licr lidiiic ill Fnqtiay Springs. Swamuia and (Jladys Brou'jhton, L(*iia and Mai'y Uiinn s|)ent tlu- week in Zobulon. I)t‘lila Di'aton. a former studeni lici'c is icaciiinjr in Rooky iVIonnt tliis season, Mai'jrarcl Hiddiuk, a Tornn'r Meredith jiirl, is ti'aehinjr in Reynoldson Hirli Selutoi, We are ^^Iad to weleonie Editli Maynard Mrs. X. 'i'. Paterson visited her dangliier Vehna. a studenl here. Monday at'ternoon. iFozelle Lassiter spent tlk- wccic end with Lillie and Clara I'jason at their home in Selma. Xannif Wilson and Myrtle Seg'rav(‘s spent 1he week end in Holly 8priny;s, ns the yuest ol! ]iarcnts. \V(‘ are sorry to re))ort tliat Sue Ellis and Mary Watts, on the at'eoniit ol! ill health, had (o leave sehool. AVe are filad to hav‘ Mrs. Sinmis, a form er Meredith student, to eonduet onr dcvo- lional e.xereises of the Y. W. C. A., Sunday evening. Miss Ellen Brewer, dant^hter ol' Dr. and Mrs, C, E. Brewer, left September 21 for Columbia Univei-sity in New York, where she will study this year for her M. A. degree in Home Eeotiomie.s. Miss 3i*ewei* is an A, B. of Meredith, being a member of the class of ’IS and last year she received her B. S. in Home Economies from Cohimbia University, ^ Y. V. C. A. NOTES j 'I’his week brings the beginning of our Y, W. C. A. nu'ir^berslii)) eampaigji. We feel sure that every girl who knows anytliing ahout the y. W. (,’. A. and what it means to the college girl will not hesitate in joining the Y. W. C. A, But it is quite probable that some girls lo not know these things. Tlierefore, here arc four reasons for yonr joining the Y. W. C, A. The Y. W. C. A, represents that part of our three-fold development known as the .spiritual, without which we eaiinnt become well-balanced women. 2. \Vithout belonging to the Y. W, C. A. we miss a gi-eat part of the social college life. 3. The Y. W. C. A. offers opportunity for training in leadership, valuable to us dur ing college and in after life. 4. If not fin' iiulividiud reasons, we should join the Y. W. C, A. to show our college s|)irit. We want Mci’etlith to have 100 per cent, efficient membership. Other colleges do, and we cannot afford to let them get ahead of us. INTERESTING PAGEANT PRESENT ED BY THE Y. W. C. A. MEMBERS I0oiilii\uv(l I'rovi iHii/c I) these eanie the spirits of Reci’eation and Co operation with their respective dancers. Af ter they have taken their former places on the stage the (!hatiee-b(>arer knelt in the cen ter of the stage and the four spirits |)asscd in front of her dropping tlunr gifts into the Chalice. The Triangle Girls Ihen formed a triangle around tJu' Spirit of the Associa tion, the Spirit of the Coinnuuiily a»id the Ciialico-bearei’, and llic Association Spirit took from the (.’ludice gold stars and ehara!tet's then marelu'd out singing “fjead On, Oh King Etei'iuil.” CELIA HERRING B. Y. P. U. ^Vide-Awake. Ever-Keady, Oii-The-.Iob, and Over-Thc-'I'oj^, the names of the four grou|)s, are indeed characteristic of the Ce lia Herring B, V. P. Although our en- roUiilent is not s\ifficicnt to divide and create a new Union, we have fifty energetic, hu.stling members. We are indeed fortunate in having secured Miss Welch for our advi sor. Do you hear us singing from the heights of Faireloth? Come and join us, for we have new song books, and we gladly pa.s.s them out to new members and visitors. ^ COLLEGIATE PRESS j COLLEGIATE PRESS ASSOCIATION Elon College, N. C.—Oct. 3—Al a meet ing of the Students of Elon College Iasi Fri day evening a song, the words of which wei'e written by Mr, S. M. J^yman, a memhi'r of the sophomor(‘ class, was pres(*nted lo the students, and nnanimwusly adopted by them as the official college song. The words ex press in beautiful terms the Elon spirit, athletic, co-cdueational, and otherwise, and is suitable to be sung, not »)nly at athletic games bnt on more solenni occasions. The ,song will be set to musie and published in sheet form in the near future. The words are as follows: UNDER NEATH MAROON AND GOLD Never collcf/e (/avc lo viaiikiitd Fairer woiitcii. bruver men : Xever did there hearts beat Inter Than did hearts of Blon-^ when On the field for collcoe (/Jori/ VelloiOH lhat are clean mid bold Clive their best and fiiiht Iheir hardest Under nealh 'Maroon and Gold. Throu!/h the four lon(j i/eirs of eollej/c. ThroHf/h the brif/hter. darker dtiijs, Men and icomen work lof/ethcr Learninfi each some gentler ivai/s— Lcarninii loo. of love’s besi vieanino. As the I/ears of life unfold. Till., pcrvhanve. two lives be blended Under nealh Maroon and Gold. Ihv snou's of manii winters. I'/l ulu'~fiTiii'. ~ IVe will sil and lalfc tof/elher— she'll be so i/oiinii and fair To the ei/e.i that learned lo love her In the days then urowiny old. That ice'll ir.hisi>er. ■'Lo.' I foiind i/oii Under nealh Maroon and (lold." —ifiOH .V, Li/navi Elon College, N. C.—Oct. 1.—Elon's focit hall season opened here today in a slow game with Lenoir College. 'l'h* Maroon aiul Gold sqiuid gave the visitors a good trouncing by piling u|i a .seore of .‘{9 to 0. At no time was Elon'.s goal threatened in spite of the fact that second and third string men were freely- run in before the game was finished. FASHION SHOW On Friday evening. October 14, a Ka.shinn Show will he givi>n at Meredith hy the mem- l)cr. of till' .-icnioi' class. .\ll the leading styles of lh(« Raleigh shops will l>e prt'sented. ’Phis will he probably om^ of the most unique eiitcr- taiinuent.s ever given at ^Eeredith. .Vdnii.s- sion: 50 cents, (,'ome everybody. It will be well worth yonr tinu’ and money. Thompson Shoe Co. ‘‘The Progressive Store” 120 Fayetteville St. RALEIGH, N. C.
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