January 14, 1933
THE TWIG
Three
BASKETBALL NEWS
There have been several weeks
of basketball practice now, and
the championship games will be
played soon after exams.
The freshmen are certainly
coming out to practices. They
have three full teams and good
material on each. Hazel Boswell,
Catherine Liles, Mildred Eaton,
Louise Helsabeck, Dorothy
Dockery, and Henrietta Castle-
bury will probably play on the
first team in the opening game.
Flaval Eullard, Eleuse Smith,
Edith Levine, Pauline Coving
ton, and Eleanor Andrews are'
running them a close second and
there are still others out doing
good work.
The sophomores have nearly
all their regulars back this year,
and Virginia Rogers, Norine
Butler, Evelyn Fowler^ Undine
Weeks, and Mabel Bowling, to
gether with several others, have
showed up as good first-string
material, too;
The juniors still have the Da
vis girls, Matha and Katherine,
Ruth McCoury, Virginia Gar
nett, Ella Lee Yates, Vara Lee
Thornton, Eleanor Rozar, and
Marguerite Wan*en. They still
seem to have tlic same old pep,
and every one expects them to
figlitto keep the cup.
The senioi's arc making an
other record by having a senior
basketball team. Although they
lost Ellen Hinkley and Lois
Sawyer this year, they have add
ed Kathleen Riddle to their reg
ular line-up of Pat Abcrnetliy,
Katherine Hawkins, Helen Ben
nett, Miriam Brady, Mary C.
Shearin, and “Speck” Harris.
Meredith Faculty
Attend Concert
Meredith*s Prettiest Girls
Gwendolyn Crowder
Mary Eranc«s Snead
Staart Weathersnoon
Sanders, C. F.; Tlie Taproot
of lieligion and its Fruitage.
Petrie, Sir Wm. M. F.; Re~
ligous Life in Ancient Egypt.
Bailey, J. C.; Walt Whitman.
Bakewoll, C. M.; Source booh
ijj. AiKieni Philosophy.
Guerber, H. A.; The Book of
the Epk,
Bryce, James Bryce Viscount;
Studies i n Contemporary
Biography.
Wieman, H. N.; The Wrestle
of Religion toith Tru.th.
Dyer, W. A.; Handbook of
Furniture Styles.
Bacon, B. W.; Mafcirig of the
Nerv Testament.
Jones, E. S.; Christ at the
Round Table.
George, Mrs. M. D.\ England
in Johnson’s Day.
Margold, G. B.; Problems of
Child Welfare.
Almack, J. C.; The Beginning
Teacher.
Morse, H. B.; Far Eastern
International RcJatiojis.
Home Economics
Club Meets Tuesday
On January 10 the Home
Home Economics Club had an
interesting program on health.
Miss Blue of the city health de
partment spoke to the girb re
garding the general health con
ditions in Raleigh and near vici
nities. She told some interesting
accounts of poorly nourished
and diseased children and the
methods used in restoring those
children to good health.
Dantzig,Tobias; Ntimber, the
Language of Science.
Pillsbury, W. B.; Attention.
Rich, M. E. ed.; Family Life .
Todiy.
De Schweinitz, Karl; The Art
of Helping People Out of
Trouble.
Before Governor Gardner’s
admiriistratiort canie to an end,
he enjoyed the privilege of se
lecting the four prettiest girls at
Mereditli, one froiii eacli class.
Tlie girls chosen by ex-Governor
Gardner as being the most beau
tiful in their respective classes
are: Mary Frances Snead, ofl
Elina TayJor
—Courtesy Ualciyh Times.
Newport Nesys, Va., senior;
Gwennie Crowder of Raleigh,
junior; StuartWenthers|Kio]i, of
Rnlfigii, sophomore; and Edna
Tavlor, of Kinston, fi’eshman.
Tlie pictures of these girls
will rocL'ive a promineat place in
ilie 11)33 Oak Leaves.
A number of the Meredith Col
lege faculty attended the concert
at Chapel Hill January 11, given
by the Shan-Kar and his com
pany of Hindu Dancers and
Musicians.
Those attending were: Mr. and
Mrs. B. Y. Tyner, Miss Ida
Poteat, Miss Jennie Hanycn,
Miss Ellen Brewer, Misses Mary
and Davis Tillery, Miss Char
lotte Armstrong, Miss Ethel
Dey, Miss Carolyn Peacock, Miss
Ethel English, Miss Alice Keith,
Miss Virginia Branch, Miss
May Crawford, Miss Ethel
Rowland, Mr. Leslie Spellman,
Miss Helen Price, Miss Eileen
McMillan,, and Miss Mae Grim-
On the Library Shelves
The list of new books added
to the librar}^ this scliool year is
continued from preceding issues.
Mims, Edwin; Adventuroiis
America.
Woelfkin, Cornelius; E.vpand-
ing Horhons.
Barton, G. A.; The Religions
of the World.
Byrd, R. E.; Skyxcurd.
Beveridge, A. J.; Life of John
Marshall.
Tlioreau, H. D.; Heart of
Thoreau's Journals.
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