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THE TWIG
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I College iSetusi |
Cieiinriii HoiKycnlt was tlie guest
this wcck-eiui of Mrs. ThonuiH Nelson
Hi' RalelRli.
Catherine Bobbitt spent Ihis \vfel-
end willi Mrs. I’lirker ol' Raloigli.
Virglniu Bvanuh was the week-end
guest or .Mrs, K. W. Tatinn ot Salislniry.
Ruby Daniel apeiU the past week-end
fit her home in Stem. N. C.
Clara Urwiks. .Maude Brock, and
Mannetle McClure :nul Mildred Poole
were the guests the piust week-end of
.Mrs. H. A. Poolo ot Auburn.
Lorene Woody spent the past week
end at her home in Ucuniston. Va.
May Woodley was the week-end
guest Saturday and Sunday of Mrs,
H. 1-1. Plieliis of Kuleigli.
KUso Jaekson spent the past week
end lit her home in Cary.
liiiis Stafl'ord lelt Siiturduy for lier
homo in Hamlet. She returueii Mon
day iifteruoon.
Pauline Sawyer was the guest lust
week-end of Lorcno Woody of Deniiis-
ton, Vu.
15urvelle Mcl-arland left Saturday
iil'ternoon for her home in J..ynchl)urg,
Va- because of illness; It is hoped
Chat she '.vill l)0 able to return Tues
day iir WeduiSilay,
Margaret Holms spent the past
week-end ai. her home in Monroe.
C Ihei’ine Tatuin left Saturday
aiiernoDU for her home in Salisbury.
She rfluriK'd to the College Monday
morning.
Jane (leavers spent Ihe past week
end ai her home In Ape.v. Ilor father
ciinie for her. tiiking MalK'l Andrews
with ihMU us their guest for the
veeli-eiid.
.Mary IJniiert Senwell was the guest
iliis \'i c k-end of her sister. Miss lier-
liii Si'awii! i)f this i-ily.
Miiry 'i’bounis and lilamhe Hanks
si'iiii 111.' [last week-end ai Ihe home
1)1' IiLiiiihi' iiiinks who lives just a
!iul- ,.i\ lii'Vuiiil Raleigh.
I.-.;!Kiiiu'lii and Until Milliard speiil
Mil' wi'iki'iid lit ihf'ir home in
K'ni.LTliiilali'.
Sy!ii! Alvi-rs was the giiesi lliis wei'k
i iiii ti)' ,\l;'s. 11. K. nriiwno of this cily.
.\i .lr;i i.aniui'd h'fi Sulnrday aflri'-
nium I'lii' livr hi;in'' in C.ililstmro. Slie
rei'ii'iiiil Muiiday al'leriiuoii.
Ijiiiii' liuriluii spent the past week-
end at In r hoitn- in IJaskervillo, Va.
Mary o'Kc liy was ihc- guest ihe past
week-end ni Itr. ^nid .Mrs. T. W. O’Kelly.
her fa'.lii'v :ithl niDiher, un iMienton
Street,
Gi'ayce lliiih'r siical !ri:ilunlay iiiglil
with Miss Xcll Uic-e ui Ualeigli, going
iliroiigh the 'u::inry Snmtay tnoruing
to iiiirliain whei" slie was ilic gue.st uf
Mrs, 10, A- IRiward. She rciurncd lo
the College .Monday iiujniiiig.
riiii„\iu:Ti.\Ns I)i:batk
1 jrro K'l’A NT Q t j:s I’l on
{^Conliniicd from paoc ouc)
ing of Miss Peacock and the convinc
ing eloquence of Miss Klckett. Hut
Jte judges took some time to decide
proving that the contest was a close
one.
'rhe whole society was deeply in-
;eresteil in the discussion, and if there
hai been time the session might have
turned into a general debate, no less
heated than the niuch-talked-about dis
cussion of the Poole Dill. For some
finie there has been felt a need of
-serious debating in the societies since
they are our chief means ot gaining
,)r keeping proliciency in public speak
ing during our college career. We
are now convinced that we have
several potential fontinlne Daniel Web-
■iters in onr midst. Who knows but that
some day not so tar In the futnro one
»r more of our number may not lie
debuting things as important as evo
lution and the Sunday check in the
kgislallve body ot onr state!
A-NM (r-ri{
COXCKH't’ IN (llAl'i:!.
(Conliiiiii'il from pinjc one)
The following are niembors ot the
Clee Club;
P'lIJSr Soi’IIAMlS
Ruby Harville
Margaivl Cone Tucker
.M.iigui'rite l51a'ksloik
.Anna .May Hrown
Kallie Win.ston
lOllse Matthews
Mildred Hriu’U >vt-!l
Ci).\ri!.\i.rcis
.-Vnnie Harris
Urayi'o Hutler
Louise Hroi'kweil
lA’one AVatrlck
Clarissa Poteat
SWI'M) Si>l'l!.\.\liS
Daisy Holmes
Isahello deValmiug
.fanet Sikes
.-\nnie IClkins
Kalherine Sliiekls
iJt’ss Thonms was the gnest Sunday
of i\lrs. WiiUehead at her home in
ihls I'ily.
.Jeani.itto Mai'e loft Monday afternouii
lor her home in Reidsville because of
illness, Let us hope that she soon will
be ai)le lo return to the collegc'.
OKIOINAf/S
Oh, it the Sunday check must go,
And if our friends from N. C. State
Can't park upon our neighbor’s curb
Nor down onr street perambulate.
If folks forsake us utterly
And all Ihe Sunday checking slops.
[f we noLd guarding by the law
Pray, let us have good looking cops!
i»Kui( .n'Ki) 10 A sTATi;
FOKT
The sun, the moon the stars arc bunk
And life Is full ot curklng care
To any man whene'er by cimncc
The girl he loves gives him the air.
He's always soured on everything
There is no Joy left anywhere—
Me cuso.s all creation out
iiccause his girl gives him the air.
So from that nuuily heart which pines
We can forgive these bitter lines:
"If you would win the heart and soul
(H' your one and chosen lass.
Don't whisper sweet words like lovers
of old
LUit just step on the gas.”
S’l'\■ !f !•;\ I VOLl'.NTEI]J{!«*
MKi:r AT ( nAi'iiL HIM-
(('oiiliiiKfil from i>(ti/r one)
was very interesting. The new otncers
were Installed after an address by Mr.
.loo Connelly. A student of N. C. C. W.
and a iintlvt' of China, endeared hor-
!.'('ir lo alt present !iy talking as an
American student on "How we should
deal wllh the foreign student on our
T-a m pus.”
'I'he purpose of the confereucc?. te
present tacts that would cause stud
ents pre.sent to realize a greater need
of workers fin' the foreign fields, was
greatly realized. The great need for
medical missionaries and evangelists,
and the still greater need for Christian
men and women to go to those lields
U) show the people there how to solve
H'.eir social and economic problems by
idirislian examples, was keenly felt
)>y all.
'I'lie kind hospitality of Chapel Hill
will be romembered by the Volunteers
of .N'orth Carolina “forever and i
lay.
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THE TWIG
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school supplies, all the new books and Valentine
attractions are to be had at
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Isaliid doVlaming spi'iil tlu' past
wi'i‘k-:nd in this city at I lie Iniiiii' uf
.Mrs, Mills on Blount Street.
CcMieva Ycargon spent ihi.s week-end
iit hi.'r home in Garner.
Miriam Walton loft Saturday after
noon for home in Raleigh, She re
lumed Monday morning.
Mary Lee Copeland was the guest
Sunday of Mrs. Allen of this city.
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