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Every girl is u citizcn of the
I'liiU’d States uiul will iit sometime
have somotliiiig to do with the innk-
ing and enforcing of tlio laws of the
United States. TIjc liquor-trufHc
question is one of great importance
as was broiiglit to the view of the
students by the recent speaker
in eliai)el. This is a question
wliieh will vitally affect every
woman in some manner and it is
a question iit which every woman
can have a marked influence. Lend
your influence to the right side of
a good cause.
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Some Freshmen look awfully re
lieved.
Tlianksgiving is over—"Which
means tlie Chi'istmas Holidays are
drawing nearer.
The turk(‘y was all that turkey
could ever Ijc and witli accessories
to match, ilaybe it is a very good
thing Tliaidvsgiving comes but once
a year.
'I'urkcy was not the only coiiside'.'-
ation on the holiday—classes wore
not lield.
'I'hanksgiviiig day liad its thrills
in llie fijotliali line also.
'J'he “[jackage list*’ increased in
Irngiii lliis wci’k t’oi' suine utdnown
I'casun.
Simii' pccijde arc always lucky.
J-'i'icmls iiri' a great asset I'spccially
on a hiiliihiy.
Sitii'c .Siitui'day night, ^’o'l'iiih'r
1'-, mcjsi girU hiivc decided tliat
tlici-e arc enough nirn left In tlie
worki, even nuw, julging liy lln;
nunibci' in ilic collcge lliat niglit.
(’niigratuhitifins to Wake Forest!
'I'lie fuothiill game with State was
a go(jd ganii' even llinugh llic .spcc-
tators wc'i'i' diviih'd in inlercsi.
Wake Fui'esr ih'scrves congi'atula-
tions fur the winning of tlie fliai'i-
jKun.shi]) wliich was dccidcd i'l lli‘
game with Stale Ijciwecn Wake
Forest and Carolinii.
Tiiere is a temlcncy aniung most
people to lie a l)it tui materialistic
toward 'J'lianksgiving day. J^ess anl
less do people consider the senti-
nient of tiu; day .set aside in wliicli
to pi’aise God in thankfulness. Jt
is H great and gloi'ious day and
should be one in whiclj every indi
vidual can “count his many blc'ss-
ing's” and thank Uod fcr tiicm.
Thanksgiving (hiy sliould he more
or loss every day. J.f you sIidw
your appreciation to people for lit
tle tilings, how niucli more im
portant to allow appi'eciatiou to the
one Wlio has given th^ great things.
Every week iii Tino Twio will
appear a list of subjects for stu
dents. to think upon and to make
clear and decisive opinions concern
ing. Students do not think deeply
enough and do not express what
tliey do think. The object of these
subjects is to attempt (o create an
interest in the aft'airs of the collcgo,
the State, the United States and the
world and to attempt to create a
desire to present the individual
opinions and ideas on these .subjects
to the other students of Meredith
and of other colleges tlirough the
eolumns devoted to student opinions
or discussions iii Tiiic Twm. Please
respond heartily! All material will
l)e gladly accepted.
'i’lie iEeredith J3. Y. P. U’s. in en
tertaining the B. Y. P. U’s. of
Wake Forest found an excellent op
portunity for social adjustment and
for exchanging ideas along lines per
taining to B., Y. P. U’s. Entertain
ments of this nature add greatly
to the interest of members in ]>. Y.
P. U. work and also add variety to
tlie activities of tliis organization.
The Xow wliieh is a pa-
|)er ])ul)lislied l>y students in 2^ew
Vufk City is planning a series of
inr'rcoilegiate ccdumus of wit, satire
and humor either in ver.sc or prose.
Tliey are planning to run a whole
(■(ilumn contribution of each college
of the I'nited States. The students
must send in tlieir contributions to
their I'cspective editors of the col-
h'ge ]iaper. 'J’heso contributions
must bo marked “for the New Slii-
ilciil, [ntercollegiate Column.” Up
on reec'ipt of material, the editor will
select what is in his or her opinion
the best contribution and send it to
to the Xcw Sluih'-nl Avhere it will
be printed. This is an excellent o])-
jKjrtunify for making ilcredith
known.
(,'lass spirit was in evidence on
SuplKtmore “night olT,” the night of
all nights, in the life of a Sopho-
nmi'c. Friday, November 21st was
the eventful evening and spirit ran
high. The day began with the
iiaisting of the owl, (he Sophomore
iiiasc(]t, on the flag pole and endetl,
much to the joy of fi'eshinen, with
a huge bonfire on the campus, where
Freshmen became implicated.
Si|jlmmoi'e “iiiglit o(f” was carried
on in Jin original fashion and in
[lerfect (H-der and arrangement. A
big event in Sojdiomore and Fresh
man history has pas.sed.
foetal Calendar
Satarday G:45—Society.
Sunday G;00—Y. W. C. A,
JUNIORS ENTERTAIN
LITTLE SISTERS FRIDAY
JUMOltS GIVE I’yVRTY FOR FRESH-
3IEN JLST BEFOHK S01‘H
NIGHT OFF
It was with a great deal o£ pep and
enthusiasm that the Freshmen and
Juniors gathered in the “Y” room at
five o'clock on Friday afternoon. There
were many yells and songs exchanged
between the two classes. Later in the
evening ice cream conea were served.
After all had been served each Junior
took two Freshmen and a line was
formed to make a grand march. This
march led around the campus and back
to the ‘‘Y’' room. Here after more yells
and songs the Juniors bade their little
sisters fond farewell and the best of
luck in the coming ordeal!
NOVELTY GROUP LEADS
IN ASTRO SOCIETY
VARIED AM> EM'ERTAIMXG FRO-
GRAJr GIVEN BY ASTROS
SATLRHAY NIGHT
The novelty group entertained the
Astrotekton Society on Saturday, the
twenty-second, \vith a program, which
to ciuote the chairman of the group
wiis "novel in that it was not novel”
(iC you know what I moan).
Portia Alderman, the aforemention
ed i;huirman gave a short introdaction
in which slie informed the society that
this was the first time the Novelty
Group had given a program and that
we couhl not cxpect us much of -a
child as of u grown-up.
The child, liowovcr, proved to be a
rather lively infant for the lirst num
ber on the ])rogram was a clog dance
tjy Geneva Bcnthall. We wonder
sometimes when we see how clever
this young' lady is with hor feet,
whether she will ever be able to settle
down into a model biology teacher.
This number was followed by a very
amusing monologue by Portia Alder-
nuin, Her sympathy for the '"ittle
fty" was matched only by her decision
as to his fate.
The last part of the program—
should we say "lasts” the best of all
the game—well, it’s a matter of
opinion. Anyway everyone enjoyed
the graceful dancing of Vlrgie Har-
vllle. It was a lovely and dainty end
ing to an unique and delightful prog
ram.
We hope that the child will visit
us again and we are sure It is going
to prove to be an Interesting member
of the family.
Eeuiember to patronize your ad
vertisers. The people who advertise
in your college paper are the people
to trade with. Interest ereatesi
interest.
Reporters for this issue : Margaret
Wheeler, Crys Davis, Pago Leonard,
Irene Edwards, Clarissa Poteat,
Loui.se Willburn, Jlargaret Nash,
Leone Warrick, Mary O’Kelly,
Janet Sikes, Madelaine Moore,
Edith Morgan, J. Mace, Mary Sea-
well, Katie Dail.
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