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2 THE TWIG Member North Carolina Collegiate Press Association, Offlcial Organ of The Student Body of Meredith Col lege. DonoTHY McBiiAVER Editor Lkoni! Warrick ... .Managing Editor MAiHiAiiET OvEBTON . .Busiuess Munogcr Blanche Siokes Mauoauet Eagles Portia Alderman SUDIE CitEECII Crystal Davis Annie F. Haiiuis Ruth Pierce Gladys Cox Mary Allison Nellie Daniels Asst. Bus. Managers Assistant Editors .Circulation Mgr. Circtilation Asst. Subscription price $2.50 Ctiitorial Sunshine’ and ruin—mostly mud. With this issue the Twui resumes activities und will fight to mnintuin a weekly publication. It is the desire of the Tww staff to make the issues for the remain ing weeks the best yet. They there fore urge all the clubs and organi zations to see that their reporters jir(> an tlie job. It is only with rlie cooperation of tiie whole student l)ody, faculty, and alumnae associa tion. The slogan is “all efforts cen tered on making the Twm columns wortliy.” Meredith was fortunate in having some meetings of the Tcacher’s Association held here. The students may gain great inspiration from attending at the sessions. Seniors began to feel their real importance last week when they were entertained by Miss Coving ton. Other classmen have another inspiration to climb upward in or der to enjoy the entertainments seniority affords. After a long Christmas vacation everything is all tuned up for some worthy issues. All contributions are acceptable -every little thing counts. 'J'he seniors have adopted a new yell—thi-ee cheers for Miss Coving ton ! Countenances have grown hap pier—exams arc pa.st history. All appointment calendars are well marked for the coming weeks —thiTe’s miifh doing! ’I'lie new .seniestei' holds many golden (i[iportunities. IBi'gin early to nnikt' ('vcr\ day count. Scninrs ari- almost counting the days—'ii tliar ain’t all. (ii'ncral .\.ssejubly is in .-Je.s- sion now. It aflnrds an c.'ccelleiit oiipoi'tiinily fur sriidcnts tn get a clearjT insi^lit iiitcj Slate alVair.-i. Wliat ;i wnrlii f>t’ diffei'enco the changins; of a t'rw pieces of fni'ni- tnre can niakr! ISotli Literary societies deserve s[)ccial mcnliiin I'ur ihc jn'ograms given on iSainrday r'Viniiig. They eacli prescnled a play written l)v .students of the socicly. This is cx- eclh'Hl woi’k and (h'sci-ve.s comni'Mi- dation. 'I’he |>lays wei'c wH \\rii- (cn and u'cll-ucted and slnjw lhat tlie tweniietli ci'tilui'y is not v.iid of gfinins. 'Phis lyjn- of j)rograin .should lit- encouraged hceaiise |i exerci.sc.s oi'iginality and iniriiiti\c. Please notiee and rcsixnul lo the 'J'lipifN fur 'riintiijhl mill IliynissimiK. 'riicaini is to si iitinlale ihon^hi and discussion iilon;i' lines wliieit tend lo eh^vatc Ihc nu'iila] chiinieler nf ih' students. The 'J'echnician is devoting a column to Meredith Nows, which is sent them by Miss Leone "Warrick of the Twio staff. This exchange of news will create a feeling of co operation among all college students and will also give one-half the world a slight idea of what the other half is doing. A series of mission study classes are being given for the Meredith students. The classes are of great value to instruct students along the lines of mission work as well as to give an insight into the big prob lems wliich nijissionaries have to face. Every student should avail hci-self of this opportunity. The Y. W. C. A. program on Sunday evening consisted of a talk on missions in Cuba by Miss Janie J’arker. She gave very interesting details of the work being done in (hilia by the Baptist Missions. Such jjrograms add variety to the Y. W. C. A. scrvici'K and help girls to un- d'i-stand ilie ever pre.sent problems in other counti'ics. 'riicrc a re several i n teresti ng 'veni.s to take phure in Raleigh soon I College Cdenbar | February 9, Monday—Mission study cla.ss 6:45 (Continuing throughout the Aveek). February 10, Tuesday—Concert by Anna Case, Auditorium. February 13, Friday—New York Symphony Orchestra. February 14, Saturday—Wake Forest Brothers entertain. Wake Forest Brothers Club at Studio party. which Meredith girls will want to attend. Anna Case will give a con cert in the auditorium on Tuesday February 10, and the Now York Symphony orchestra will give one on February 13th. One of the ad vantages of being in school in Ra leigh is to have the opportunity of attending entertainments of worth. The policy of the Tvvia is not to be a chronic grumbler, but the work of the publication cannot continue without some evidence of interest on the part of those in whose behalf it is published.' The Twio is the “official organ of the student body” but there seems to be a general fail ure to recognize this fact. The aim of the staff is to make the Twig in teresting and inspiring but it is im possible to do so without help from every individual concerned. The Twki circulation is 1000; therefore there are about 1000 people who (‘xpect an issue of the paper every week and who expect something in teresting. It is with the greatest ambitions for the Twig that those in charge appeal to the students and alumnae for interesting contribu tions and for genuine interest in the welfare of the paper. BAKER-WHITSETT (Nexl to Almo Thtalrc) Sodas Candy Luncheonette Complete Your Spring JVardrobe By Fishing the Display at The Globe Clothing Company Wilmington Street 10% discount to all College Students M. ROSENTHALL & CO. 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