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Foreign Missionaries
The whole campus has been
alive with the new vision of mis
sions in foreign fields. Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Dozier who are to
sail for Japan in November, were
here for several days last week;
and every one seemed to have a
personal I'nterest in their work.
Mr. Dozier, who is better known
to us as Helen’s brother, was
born in Japan and lived there
until he came over to America
to enter school. After graduat
ing with the class of ’S9 from
Wake Forest, Mr. Dozior went
to the Southeni Baptist Theolog
ical Seminary, where he finished
in ’32. Mrs. Dozier is a grad
uate of the W. M. U. Training
School in Louisville, Kentucky.
Wouldn’t it be grand if we could
really know more missionaries!
All of our prayers and thought
will be following Mr. and Mi's.
Dozier as they start out in their
new work.
CoLx-EGE Department Organ
ized AT Pullen Memorial
Church
Hattie Mullis has done a good
piece of work since the beginning
of school in her organization of
a college department at Pullen
Memorial Baptist Church. This
college department was organ
ized primarily for the purpose of
meeting the needs of the State
College boys and Meredith girls.
Much interest has been shown in
this new step, and we’re proud of
Hattie for starting such a good
thing!
B. Y. P. U. Social
“Boys, boys everywhere”—
seemed to be the theme song of
all Meredith girls Saturday
night. Meredith seemed to be
swarming with boys at the gala
occasion, and it has been said by
many that it was a queer sight.
Looks as if Meredith will be well
represented at Wake Forest so
ciety day according to the time
made by the girls!
New Books in Library
(Continued from last issue)
Rainbows
Who isn’t made happier by the
rainbow? Well, come out to
niorning watch every morning
and learn more about “llain-
bows.” Tliis means and
yoii, and
Great News!
Tiiere lias been some good news
circulating around on t& campus
lately. What? The State B. S.
U. conference will be held in
CJmpcl Hill, November 4-6. We
want a big crowd from Meredith,
so start making your plans now
to go.
Our Japanese Girl
All of us are thrilled over the
prospect of sending a little Japa
nese girl to school this yeax*. Do
you realize what this might mean
to Japan? Think twice about it
and really give something toward
keeping her up.
New books are continually be
ing catalogued in the library.
Some of these which should ap
peal particularly to a college
community are:
Little, C. C.; The Jxcakening
College.
McKown, H. C.; Extra Cur
ricular Activities.
Martin, E. D.; Meaning of a
Liberal Education.
Hearn, Lafcadio; Boolcs and
Habits.
Ward, G. O.; Practical Use of
Books and Lihranes.
A book which should especially
interest Noi’th-Carolinians is Paul
Green’s The Field God arid In
Abraham's Bosom.
Edna St. Vincent Millay en
thusiasts will be interested to
know that the library has a copy
of her Renascence and other
Poems.
Other books of fiction are:
Maugham, W. S.; Of Human
Bondage.
Priestley, J. B.; Angel Pave
ment.
Odum, H. W.; Rainbow Round
My Shoulder.
Johnson, G. W.; Randolph of
Roanoke.
Wilder, Thornton; Woman of
Andros.
Hearn, Lafcadio; Chita.
In the field of biography, the
library has secured:
Brooks, Van Wyck; Life of
Emerson.
Burdett, Osbei*t; William
Blake.
Liszt, Franz; Life of Chopin.
Roscoe, E. S.; Aspects of Dr.
Johnson.
Hollis, Christopher; Dr. John
son.
Keller, Helen; Midstream. My
Later Life.
Hall, G. S.; Life and Confes
sions of a Psychologist.
Mumford, Lewis; Herman
Melville.
THE TWIG
Twig Reporter CoVers
State Fair Friday
“Did you ever see so many
hicks in your life?”
“Well, take that in, will you?”
“Where are we going first?
Let’s skip the exhibits.” i
The reporter who covered the
State Fair turned in a very amus
ing account. The following dia-
Jogue is characteristic of our stu
dents :
“No exhibits for'me. The only
person who cares about exhibits
is no good.”
“Same here. Here goes for the
midway, but I know I’m not go
ing to spend a fortune on those
gambling chances this year.”
“O-o-o I look! ‘Ossified Harry!’
We’ve got to see that.”
• “C’mon—What? A whole fare
ticket! I’ll be 12 on my next
birthday. Oh, well! Next time
we’ll let the littlest one of us buy
all the tickets and Emily Miller
bought them.”
“A man with two bodies—a girl
with 1,000 eyes—the sword swal
lower—the vampire. Oh, let’s
don’t see those fakes.”
“Hot ziggerty, ‘Ride the Ra
pids’—let’s go!”
“Wasn’t it good? Let’s go
again—(30 minutes elapse).
Let’s try another.”
“Oh, my neck’s broken. Let’s
oat now.”
‘One hot dog, mister. Leave
ofif the onions. Oh, let’s get some
of that frozen custard.”
“Me for a maple waffle. (45
minutes pass.) Well, that’s all of
them I can stand now.”
“This Ferris wheel is all the
bunk. Let’s ride the caterpillar.
Oh, it’s worse; no more rides for
October 15, 1932
MISS CATHERINE ALLEN, DELE.
GATE OF UNIVEBSITI WOMEN
TELLS OF TKIF TO EDINBCBGH
Little Theatre
Announcements
The Little Theatre has set
November 12 as the date for the
freslnnan play. Trj'outs will be
held Monday evening October 17,
and all fi’eshmen interested in
dramatics are urged to appear for
tryouts, or to enlist with staging,
make-up, or business committees.
Phe Club will hold its regular
meeting in tlie social room, thii’d
floor Vann Hall Thui’sday eve
ning at 6:30. Special request is
made by the President that all
members assemble promptly,
ready to discuss plans for fresh
men play!
“Oh, look! He’s taking pic
tures. Let’s be snapped!” (and
then the camera broke—no jok
ing, one of our students did break
one of the camei'as.)
“Oh, let’s fool him on our
weight. I know he can’t guess
mine. Well, what do you know
about that—right on the mark.
Let’s try some more of them. (30
minutes elajjse.) I’m most broke;
let’s watch tlie people at the gam
bling booths, just to see if any
one ever wins.”
“Oh, I want one of those dolls
so bad. Look! he got one. I’m
going to try just once. Oh, well.
I’ll put up again. (An hour
passes.) Well, Pm going to stop
after just one more. (45 minutes
pass.) Let’s try another. I know
I can win on this one. I think
I’ll take a kodak. No, I believe
I’d rather have a rabbit. (Time
flies.) Guess we’ll take in the ex
hibits now. Flat broke!”
On to the exhibits for all the
samples and souvenirs.
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JAMES E. THIEM Fayotte»iUo Si. Phaua 135
RALEIGH. N. C
(Continued from page ODe)
seaport of Scotland wiiile
Edinburgh, the capitftl city, is
beyond all doubt the mosb
beantifiil city of Great Britain.
“The miles of rugged moor
lands, the picturesque lochs,
the firths which resemble the
fjords of Norway, the rugged
grandeur of the almost perpen
dicular cliffs of the Scottish
seashore awakened the greatest
admiration and were awe
inspiring.
“Inverness and Flodigarry
will always be associated with
the stirring and heroic, events
of tho life of Flora jMaeDonaUl,
Scotland’s heroine.”
All doors of Scotland and
England Avere hospitably opened
to the visiting delegates of the
Edinburgh Conference, and the
summer spent in the British
Isles is according to Miss Allen,
one of lier choicest experiences.
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