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THE TWIG MKREDITH KUIE8 CItEEK CLUll EiM’EHTAINS WAKK FOHEST CLUB (Continued from. j)age one) space being allowed tor ten dates. The "Progressive Conversation” afforded time to renew old acquaintances and to make new ones, though the three minutes allotted to each date pasaed all too quickly. After the last date, the time keeper did not disturb the peace of the folks. To each couple was given a contest "The Forest Primeval,” with many spaces to be filled in with names of trees. The unusual answers afforded much amusement. Miss Leah Andrews and Mr. "Red” Wheeler were the winners of the prize, a box ot cherry candy. Partner-finding cards were then dis tributed, and for a few minutes con fusion reigned while the boys found their partners. Three giris and their partners served refreshments, which carried out the color scheme of red, white and blue. These consisted of apple salad, arranged in the liasket of an apple; sandwiches, rolled in the shape of a stump and tied with blue ribbons with a red hatchet attached to the ribbon, red punch and mints. Just before the guests departed they gathered around the piano and sang the alma mater of Buie’s Creek and gave yells for Buie’s Creek, Wake Forest and Meredith. Miss Herndant and Miss Royster proved ideal chaperons, entering heartily into the enjoyment and gaiety of the affair. SEMOKS KNTKKTAIN FAllULTY (IN KKIt. 22 (Continued from page ojie) Recognize in us no poet, You’ve got us beat and ’cause you know it. In conclusloji. Miss Blise Matthews played with skill and beauty Kevi- nienoi-Ostroii by Rubensteln. The refreshments carried out the George Washington idea. The block ice cream was red and white, tho angel food cake was decorated with cherries, and red and white mints and almonds were served. Each guest was presented with a little American flag pin. Both faculty and Seniors enjoyed the occasion immensely. TWO MERKIUTH IIELEOATES ATTEMJ W. M. U. MEETIN4J IN W1I-MIN«T0N The week of March 2-5 is a red letter one with the Baptist Women of North Carolina. The last issue of the Jiihlicul liecordcr curried a most in teresting announcement of the pro gram which is to be given at this, the annual W. M. U. meeting of this State which Is to l)e held this week at the First Baptist Church of Wilmington. We, as Baptist Students, give to these Christian women our best wishes for a moat successful session. Meredith, as one of the leading Bap tist Colleges of N. C, has made It a custom to send a representative to this convention. Annie Mildred Kelly, President of our Y. W. A. will attend the meeting and talk on the subject of Ridgecrest—the home of our Y. W. A. Camp. This year we will have a second delegate. Bess Thomas, who was fortunate in winning first place In a State-wide Tibhlng-Story contest. She will read her story before the con vention on Young People’s Night which is conducted by Miss Dorothy Kellan, State Young People’s Leader. We are delighted to have these two Meredith girls go and represent their Alma Mater. We are wishing for them much pleasure and profit. JOKES •'l-Iere, everything I say goes." ■'Come in the garage and tell it to this Ford.” ■‘Say; what’s limburger cheese com posed of?” “It ain’t composed. It’s decom posed." “What makes you think Moses was a fraternity man?” "Well, wasn’t he in the thick of the rushes.” "What’s the best check protector?" "A fountain pen that won’t write" Lucille Martin '29: Do you think our English professor is old? Mary Wilils ’28: I know she is. She told me once she taught Chaucer. Ho: 1 Just had a wonderful chicken dinner. Bo; No! Ho: Yea, an egg sandwich. “What's your boss named?” “He’s named Regulator.” "Why?" “All the other bosses go by him.” "Heard the multiplication song?" "Nope, what is it?” “How many times?” "She carries her years lightly.” "Why shouldn’t she? She drops so many of them." '•Name the five senses.” “i\'ickels.” "A thing o[ beauty is a source of worry." “Did you hear about Jack stepping ill front of a train?" “Was ho killed?” "No, the train was backing up.” "My grandfather lived to be nearly ninety and never used glasses.” “Well, lots of people prefer to drink from a bottle.” CXASS COxM»UCTS VES1»EU Vesper Service Sunday evening, February 27, was conducted by the Junior class. The meeting began with the singing of "Come Thou Almighty King,” after which Dr. Brewer led In a prayer that Christ might be made “Master of our Generation.” The devotional reading, selected from Exodus 2:8-11; Ish. C6:23, and Neh. 9:13-15, was given by Madeline Moore. ’Tills was followed by a solo by Dorothy Turlington, accompanied by Miss Ruth Armstrong. The subject under dlscuesion was “Our Sabbaths and how we observe them here.” Madeline Elliott’s topic was "The manner in which Jesus spent his Sun days while on earth.” "If in doubt what to do on Sunday. Always ask Is it good or Is It evil? If it’s good, do it If it’s evil—shun it!” Ruth Lowdermllk’s talk was based on the commandment "Remember the Sabbath day to keep it Holy.” In closing she gave this little form which, if we remember will help us quite a bit: “A Sabbath will spent Brings a heart of content And strength for the task of tomorrow But a Sabbath in vain Whate’er be its gain Is a certain forerunner of sorrow.” Mabel Claire Hoggard continued the program by showing us how we should keep the Sabbath. “We as Meredith girls living on a Christian campus, what can sve do to make our Sabbaths more Holy?” "Remember the Sabbath day—and fill it with golden deeds.” The program was closed with a prayer by Miss Blggers. The attendance was very good, but not one hundred per cent. Sunday vespers are truly times of inspiration, and the entire Student Body is urged to attend these meetings. . li’H all right to begin at the bottom except when you’re learning to swim. Lady: Are you the great animal painter? Artist: Yes, do you wish to sit for a portrait? CORRECrLY ENGRAVED VISITING CARDS I RECITAL INVITATIONS I COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS I Monogratned Stationery I EDWARDS & BROUGHTON COMPANY I 109 West Hargett Street ’Phones 75 and 3004 no,u.. j. j. FALLON CO. Telegraphic FLORISTS 100,000 feet of Delivery YarbOROUGH BuILDING Claes Phone 47 Night Phone 2640-J BROWN’S BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN EXCLUSIVELY Phone 2153 127 Fayetteville Street 114 Fayetteville Street SHOES, READY-TO-WEAR, MILLINERY A Store for College Girls BETTER STYLES—LESS MONEY WELCOME MEREDITH WE ARE GLAD AND READY TO SERVE YOU Splendid Showing of Individual DRESSES AND COATS Best Prices C. C. GUNN & CO. Favetleville Street •» MEREDITH COLLEGE GIRLS WELCOME AT BOON-ISELEY DRUG CO. See Our Meredith College Compact Agents for Hollingsworth Candies YOU ARE SURE OF SAVING MONEY AT K. AND Us. See the lavish assortments of Smart New Goods that this store displays with just pride, and note the values. In every depart ment you will find extraordinary offerings—^The new that is wanted and needed for the family. Priced with utmost economy. KLINE & LAZARUS COMPANY “Where Thousands Save Money" WILMONT DRUG STORE ‘TAe Litlle Store With Big Service” Caters to MEREDITH GIRLS Get the Habit of Calling 3376 Sinclair Service Satisfies
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