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The Twig
May 22, 19S0
Best Rooms for February, March, April, and May
Dormitory A
102>A—Edith Buchanan, Glennie Pnul.
108-A—Nan Moore, N«llie Upchurch.
104>A—Kancy Lewis, Rosalie Lang.
201-A—Eleanor Covington, Prances White
head.
202>A—Lurline Bass, Frances Lovelace.
211-A—Pearl Williams. Clarice Holder.
212'A—Hallie Mae Rollins. Leila Nolan.
2!6*A—Ann Simms, Kathleen Durham.
216>A—Uruec Gore. Sarah Cullom.
2I8*A—Sarah Dripss.
223>A—Pauline Kitchin, Margaret Trotman,
224*A—Margaret Craig, Mabel Bagby.
303>A—Roberta Royster.
804-A—Nellie Mae Balccr, Mary Louise Huff
man.
323>A—Nancy Blanton, Josephine Blanton.
S24*A--Mary Kemp.
Dormitory B
lOI'B—Mary Morgan.
102-n~Elizabeth Baucom, Essie Johnson.
106>B—Edith GrifDn, Frances Watkine.
106'B—Alma Dark. Otelia Vaughn.
107>B—Eleanor Lamm, Pauline Barnes,
108*0—Lois Hartness, Mary Louise Edwards.
lOO'B—Ruth Albritton, Mabel Albritton.
IIO'B—Grace Jolly, Mary McAden.
lll'B—Dorothy Rowland, Irene Thomas.
112-B—Dorothy Gilly, Delta Robertson.
113-B—Mabel Beeker, Ida Kathryn Alien.
I14>U—Charlotte Tedder, Louise McMillan.
116.B—Reba DcVaun, Elizabeth Byrd.
116'B—Chloris Kelium, Cora Fender.
IIT-B—Neil Barrier, Beatrice Cox.
I18-B—Helen Privette, Elisabeth Hester.
204-B—Annie Keith, Mary Money.
208*B—Kathleen Young, Georgia Cowan.
200-B—Janice Saunders, Rachel Hoggard.
210>B—Mildred Fowler, Lillian Rubertaon.
212-B—Minwal Cates. Nellie Norris.
213B—Nettie Pearl Tilley, Myrtle Barrow.
2I4>B—Eislc V. Bazcmore, Louise NorHeet.
301-B—Pauline Askew, Msybelle Whcless.
302-B—Willie O’Quinn, Avis Tew.
303-B—Elizabeth Harris, Marion Harris.
304-B—Rebecca Peebles.
306-B—Elizabeth Hamrick, Burnette Hunt.
306-R—Helen Middleton, Worth Odum.
307-B—Arline Daniels. Irene Kee.
308>B—Mabel Saunders, Adele Saunders.
31S-B—Eloise Brooks, Buzclia Smart.
31T-B—Marjorie Fleetwood. Gladys Everette.
318-B—Sarah Elizabeth Jenkins, Bessie Lee
Rogers.
319-B—Virginia Lang, Janie Blalock.
820-B—Anne Harris, Frances Harris.
821-B—Adcle Rogers, Ave. 1.
322-B—Gertrude Bostie, Fannie Barley.
323>B—Marjorie Perrebee, Annie Marie Jack
son.
324-B—Sarah Rushing, Ruth Sample. '
Dormitory C
301-C—Belle Ward, Luclle Gamblll.
302>C--AUce Freeman Jones, Ruth Starling.
309>C—Adelaide Rigsbee, Ruth Hough.
313-C—Emma Deese, Dalo Tyson.
314>C—Flora Allison, Rachel Price.
81C*C—Frances Kerr, Margaret Dodd.
316>C—Pauline Fitzgerald, Jessie Faye Greene.
817-C—Kathryn Maney, Hilda Maney.
818-C—Ruth Wright, Louise Joyner.
32NC—Blanche Sharp, Bonnie Lee Fox.
322*0—Velma Prcsiar, Kathleen Helms.
Dormitory D
101-D—Annie Sarah Darkswell, Emily Rober
son.
102-D—Eleanor Hunt, Melba Hunt.
103*D—Theta Jackson. lantha White,
104-D—Rosie Barnes, Ruby Lee.
lIg.D—Otha Jackson, Lena Sloan,
201*D—Lois Sawyer, Bonnie Kate Hardin,
202*D—Mary Gillis, Ruth Hipps.
203*D—Mary Reams, Bessie Moore.
204>D—Lucile Ward, Ruth Preslar.
206*D—Ernestine Curtis Hayea, Mary Louise
Smith.
207-D—Marguerite Preslar, Eliza Turner.
208-D—Oertie Earp, Suaie Pierson.
200*D—Dorothy McGhee, Betty Thomasson.
211-D—Genevieve Watson, Mary Albion Aker.
2I2*D—Virginia Grsene, Leola H. Coleman.
216-D—Mary Price, Elizabeth Price.
216-D—Annette Donavant, Nancy McDaniel.
221*D—'Mary Hamby, Lucile Hamby.
222*D—Mary Harris, Sarah Osborn.
301-D—Sarah Lockwood, Elsie Cleo Johnson.
302-D—Edith Bagby, Anna Catharine Jones.
317-D—Genevieve Morton, Grace Pruitt.
318-D—Estelle Costner, Elizabeth Herd.
3I9*D—Louise Whims, Ruth Lanford,
320-D—Martha Abernethy, Margaret Briggs.
ANN:E L. WHITE,
House Director.
Visitor: “How many controls
are there on your radio set?”
Married victim: “Three; my
mother-in-law, my wife, and my
daughter!”
Frosh: “Say there, mister, can
you tell me the name of Noah’s
wife?”
Soph: “Sure, Joan of Arc.
Don’t ask silly questions.”
Installation Program Given
In Phi Society
(Continued from page «ne>
Mary Louise Huffman, vice-
president.
Verona West, secretary.
Lottie Belle Myers, treasurer.
Irma Mott, chief marshal.
Nellie Upchurch, marshal.
Virginia Long, marshal.
Josephine Lyles, marshal.
Opposite, on the right, mar
shaled by Virginia Crawford,
came the new officers:
Kathleen Durham, president.
Oreon Bostick, vice-president.
Velma Webb, secretary.
Martha Viccellio, treasurer.
Virginia Crawford, chief
marshal.
Rachel Marshhburn, marshal.
Josephine Lyles, marshal.
Birdie Lee Debnam, marshal.
These met in the center and
took their places in a semi
circle on the platform, after
which Kathleen Durham took
the pledge of office from Chloris,
and in turn gave it to the other
new officers. Then the retiring
president, in summary of the
work for the year, expressed her
appreciation of the fine spirit
and work of the officers and
members of the society during
the year, and, bidding them
farewell, said that although she
would be gone, Mother Phila-
retia would remain with her al
ways.
Kathleen Durham, in behalf
of the society, then presented
her with a token of apprecia
tion for her services during the
year, after which the officers
marched off as “Mother Phila-
retia” was sung.
The installation service was
followed by an informal recep
tion, at the close of which sev
eral hearty yells were given for
the old and new presidents.
Graduating Recital Given
By Miss Annie Gray Boney
(Continued from page one)
which were “Will o’ the Wisp;”
by Spross, and “Joy,” by Cad-
man, formed a brilliant close for
the program.
Glennie Paul gave two solos—
Waltz, Opus 64, No. 2, by Cho
pin, and Staccato-Caprice, by
Vogrich, in which her usual
brilliance and interpretative
ability were evident.
At the close of the recital the
family and friends of Annie
; Gray were invited to an infor
mal reception in the parlors.
The ushers for the occasion
were Elizabeth Deans, Margaret
Trotman, Fern Lasley, and
Marianna Herring.
The program of the recital
was as follows:
Passing Purcell
50 FlorlEdo 6 fedele Scarlatti
0 Cesaate dl plagarmi Scarlatti
Aria from "Tosca" Puccini
Vlssi D’-Arte, Vlssl D'Amore
II Neige Bemberg
51 mes vers avalent desalbes Hahn
Morgenstanchen Schubert
Slumberaong Gretchanlnow
Waltz—Opus 64, No. 2 Chopin
Staceato-Caprlc© Vogrich
Love Has Wings Rogers
To a Moon Flower Salter
will o’ the wisp SproBS
Joy Cadman
He: “I’m glad I’m not taller,
because my girl said she didn't
like me any longer.”
Dr. Hill Is To Deliver Baccalau
reate Sermon
(Continued from page one)
much in demand as lecturer on
historical and inspirational
topics, and has made a wonder
ful impression upon our young
people in their various gather
ings.
The annual address this year
will be delivered on Tuesday
morning by Dr. Bernard C.
Clausen. Dr. Clausen has held
responsible pastorates, being
now pastor of the First Baptist
Church of Syracuse, New York.
This important place he has
filled with genuine satisfaction
to his flock and to his city since
1922. Dr. Clausen is no stran
ger to Meredith College and its
constituency. At our commence
ment of 1927 he delivered the
annual address, and made such
a wonderful impression upon
our people that all have been
eager to see and hear him again.
We are fortunate in having
secured these two distinguished
men for our exercises this year.
Senior Class Gives Tea
For Faculty
(Continued from page one)
Louise Edwards, and Margaret
Whittemore. The guests were
then bade good-bye by Misses
Elizabeth Deans and Edith
Buchanan.
The parlors were beautifully
decorated with a profusion of
spring flowers. A bank of
sweet alyssum surrounding the
punch bowl was especially at
tractive. Burning tapers about
the room added to the beauty of
the surroundings.
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