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PAGE FOUR THE TWIG January 20, 1934 AL UM]^E_ COL UMN j R. Officers President — Mrs. Ernest H. Leggett, Scotland Neck. Vice President—Mrs. Clyde R. Hoey, Jr., Canton. Recording Secretary—Mrs. Wm. Rnnd, Garner. Executive Secretary and Treasurer-- Mae Grimmer. Meredith College. Commencement Speaiter — President Annie D. Denmark, Anderson Col lege, Anderson, S. C. Dlie Ainiiiiil Aliiiinuie Urondeust— Foiiiulers’ l)ny The tliirty-flfth birthday of the open ing ot Meredith will be celebrated Fri day, February 2. Founders’ Day, with appropriate exercises at the college and by meetings of alumnae in local groups in this state and at various points out side. Again the aiumuae and the col lege are to be brought closer together through a special broadcast from 3:00 to 3:30 p.m. by courtesy of WPTF, Raleigh. This will make the fourth annual radio program known as the “Meredith Alumnae Hour.” The radio program will include mes sages from the various chapters, groups and individual alumnae, greetings in person from Dr. Brewer, and Mrs. Leg gett. president of the Alumnae Asso ciation, college songs by the Glee Club, and a surprise or two. Also the prog ress of the 1(1(1 Poteat Loan Fund, just one year old. the Magazhio Project re cently launched for the much coveted swimming pool, and the Coupon Drive will be reported on. It is hoped that alumnae everywhere will take part in Founder’s Day. All cannot attend the exercises at the col lege; all may not be able to meet with a group; all will uot be successful in getting the radio program; all may not have gifts to bestow; all will not send mes.'sases: but all aliunnac can think of Alma Mater that day. That the Meredith spirit is alive may be demon strated wherever there are alumnae. Remember. Friday, February 2, ia Founders' Day. 15, 1933, and January 10, 1934, The Ida Poteat Loan Fund project will be one year old on Founder's Day. All who wish to make a contribution toward this fund are asked to send it before Founder’s Day either to the Alumnae Secretary, Meredith College, or to Mrs. Sophie Knott Brewer, Kins ton, N, C. It has been suggested that those who have less than one dollar to send, but desire to take part in this objective, contribute the number of cents equal to the number of their years. In this way every alumna can take part. This is the time of the year that high school students begin thinking of their college home. Do your part in bringing your Alma Mater to their at tention, and send to the college the names of any prospective students. The Wake County Chapter met at the college on Tuesday evening, January 16, with Miss Winnie Rickett presiding and Mrs. Yvonne Johnson the speaker of the evening. Mrs. Johnson talked on modern German prints, etchings and print making. ^Yc, (he aluniniiG of 3[orc(li(h, -wish express our sorrow lit tlie loss of one of our members, Mrs, llufiis T. I'oljnni (Rosiiu) 1>owell) of Kalci^h, who was ti stndont in the collcge In Ms opening' year, and who piisscd away un Dcccniljcr S. following an illiies.s of several nionihs. ^Ve e\- lend lo hor family (nir shuiere sym pathy for the loss tho.v have sus- taIiH‘d. >ew (’liu|ilfr A group of Meredith College alumnae met at tiie home of Miss Annie Belle Noel, in Dunn, on the evening of De- ct'mbor 1!) for tlie purpose of organizing a local alumnae chapter. The following oft'icers were elected: Miss Annie Belle Noel, president; Mrs. M, M. Jernigan, vice president; Mrs, Frcii Dyerly, secretary; and Miss Mar- fiiirel. Lncas, treasurer. Mrs. M, M. Jernigun was appointed program chair man and Mrs. J. C. Andrews, chairman of the magazine campaign, with Miss Genevieve Warren as assistant. The group voted to have a definite lime for the I'ogiilai' meetings, tlie last Friday o£ the llrst month in each quar ter bein.u selected. The next meeting will be on January 26 at the home of the president, unless further notice isi, ,, , given. Also it was note.i to give Miss j»''^vard. Alex Draughan, a former Meredith stn-1 dent who is now totally blind ami para- ■ iyzeil, a Christmas card shower. 1 A short but interesting progciim was j presented after the business session. I uonslKiiijg of several nnisical numbers by Airs. Jernigan and Miss Marguerite Wf cxlenil dcciK'st sympathy to Mrs. I'iiffcne Olivo fivu I’enrson, ’Ui) of North Wilkesbnro in the passing' of her niuiher, Mrs. Emma V. I’eai'soju oil December 2. Mary Aliiritlon, ex.’L‘*», of Calypso, hi the death of her fatlier, Mr. (Jeo. >V. Albritton, on Defcmber 2, Mrs. \\. (i. Snitcr (Nancy Joyner, M!») of Weldon, and Mrs. X, 0. Me- Howell (.MjuyjireJ Joynei', ex.'21) of Scotland .Neck, In the loss of their father. Mr. \V. II. Joyn«>r of (Jarys- (lurgv on necciiiljer 2, Mrs. Wni. A. Yost. Jr, (Virsrinia I’enny, ’^7) of (ireenshurfr, l’a„ in the deatli of her niitiier, Sirs, 0, B. I’eiiny, «ii December S. Mary Broadhurst, '30, of Greenville, and Mr, Kinsey R. Johnson, on De cember 27, in Santa Anna, Calif. At home, 916 Watson Ave., Wilmington, CallC. Margaret Pescud Craig, ’30, of Marlon and Wake Forest, and Mr. M. Zeno Martin, on December 23. At home, Marion. Mary McAden, '31, of Semora, and Mr, Lynn Banks Satterfield, on Novem ber 20, Mildred Goodwin, ’31, of Raleigh, and Mr. James M. Jarrell, on November 29. At home, 116 Halifax Street, Raleigh, Rosa Mae Haynes, '31, of Cliffslde, and Mr. Reid McNeely Browley, on January 11. At home, 123 Phifer Ave„ Charlotte. Kate Allison, '33, of Sylva, and Mr, Alphonso Victor Washburn, Jr., on De cember 16, At home, Nashville, Tenn. Mary A. Whitfield, ex-'31, of Creed- moor, and Mr. Robert Liston Freeman, on December 2, At home, Wake Forest. Irene Kee, ex-’32, of Seaboard, and Mr, Ralph Boyd Blowe, on January 2, At home. Seaboard. Doris Bright, ex-’37, of Apex, and Mr. A, T. Seymour, Jr., on January 1. At home. Apex, Emily Cheek, '27, of Raleigh, and Mr. E. M. Cooper, Jr., on July 22, At home, Hillcrest Hotel. Old Hickory, Tenn. Remember the Swimming Pool project through magazine subscriptions for: Ladies Home Journal Price 1 year $1,00 2 years l.BO 3 years 2.00 Satunlay Evening Post Price 1 year $2.00 2 years 3.50 3 years 5.00 Country Gentleman Price 3 years (until Feb. 1) $1.00 3 years, after Feb. 1) 2,00 Please enter my subscription as fol lows: Publication Number of Years.. 1 think it was Jekyll who used to say that the further he went west, the more convinced he felt that the wise men came from the east.—Rev. Sidney Smith. i8«—o Get Your Refreshment At MECCA THE Name Street or R. F, D Town State Marrhigcs Mary Fisher Allison, '2(1, of Sylva, and Mr, Clarence V. Latham, November 15. At home. 2701 Montana St., El [ I’aso, Texas. j Marguerilo Hlackstock, '2G. of Eden- I ton, anl Mr. Thomas Peterson Bnrgess. ! on December 2U, in Washington, D. C, I Mary Frances Bisgers, '27, of Ridge crest and Drevard. and Mr. Edward I Ivnox l)e Long, on December 27, At Nancy ISIizaboth Graham, '27, of Ron- nen. and Mr. Eugene Little Wall ot Lilosville. in December 25. At home. Liiesville, Ethel l.onise Frye, '2S. of Charlotte, and Mr, Turner Tobarris Codwin. on December 22. At home, 2120 Moore Itlrths Born to: Dr. and Mrs, P, E. Berry, Jr, (Margie Harrison, '27) oC Western Port, Md., a son, Phifer Erwin III, on December 3. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Kelly (Loi.s Staf ford. ex-’27) of Raleigh, a son. Paul Staf ford, on November 29, Mr, and Mrs, Roland B. Davis (Blanche Horton, ’28) of Seven Springs, a daughter, Harriet Suzannu, on De cember 8. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Norwood (Mary Crawford, '27) of Goldsboro, a son, Charles Stephen II, on Novem ber 2S, Mr, and Mrs, L. H, Dawson (Zelma Hocutt, '28) of Anchorage, Ky., a son, Louis Edward, on Otitober 25, Mr, and Mrs, C. E. Stephenson (Le ona Harris, ex-'24) of Selma, a daugh ter, Catherine Elizabeth (Betsy), on September 10. Mr. and Mrs, James M, Potter (Crys tal Davis, ’2G) of Hertford, a son, Eric Davis, on January 1. Mr, and Mrs. Wm, R. Rand (Eliza beth Purnell, ’2G), of Garner, a daugh ter. on January S, Mr, and Mrs. H. L, Page (tlludys Blay lock. ’30) of Min-risvllle, a son. on Jan uary 12, Mr. and Mrs, Chas. S. Pinner (Wilma West, '24) of Mount Olive, a daughter, Mary Joe, on November 21. Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Goodyear (Josephine Lyles, e.\-’32) of Gi'eensboro, a daughter, Sara Lloyd, on Oeceniber 29. (Should you wish to order one of these publications as a gift, it will be beautifully announced, without cost to •you—by a card in your name mailed direct to the receiver. For additional names, use plain paper.) Send your order to Mae Grimmer, Alumnae Secretary, Meredith College. i:4,« FOR FLOWERS STATE LAST TIMES TODAY JOAN CRAWFORD CLARK GABLE IN "DANCING LADY" MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY OK STAGE VAN ARNAM'S MINSTRELSHOW 22 PEOPLE ON SCREEN JOHN BARRYMORE IN "COUNSELLOR AT LAW" Phone 4070 J. J. FALLON CO., INC. 20,') Fajcll(;vi)le USE YOUR CREDIT ..at., HERBERT ROSENTHAL Beautiful Shoes PHONE 124 —* .Ulo. J . Warren.souioriuMerodilh.andaread-,' Edith‘liowe' Brady, '2fl. of Wilson, and Mr. .josc'ph LiUle Auten. on De cember 24. At home, Asheville. Margaret Teague. '2!i. of Newland. and Mr, Frank Yokely Benbnw, on No vember 24. At home. Minneapolis, N. C, in« f>f Christnuis customs by Mrs. H. B. Taylor. Tlio hostess served a sweet course and Russian lea in whicli the* Christnuis coliii's were in evidence. The I'liarter members include Mrs. H. M. Taylor. Mrs, J, M. Lucas. Mrs. M. M. Jernigan. Misses (louevieve War ren, I’harlotte Hatchor, Margaret Lucas and Annie Belle Noel. AMsitors present were .Misses Vara l.,e(.’ Tborniou, Mar- gneriie Warren and Martha C^aiinady. —Ui'ported. Our Offer after Place with Christmas Special will not be on sale January 29, 1934. your order NOW Miss Evelyn Barker. MEET YOUR FRIENDS. .. . AT . .. BOON-ISELEY DRUG CO. THE FRIENDLY STORE PHONE 96 DUNBAR & DANIEL, Inc. liCIIIK Fouiiiler’s Day is Friday, Febriiai'y 2.' The Annual Alumnae Broadcast will i be to p,ni. on Founder's Day. ^ 'I’iui (’(lupon CaajpaiKii continues,. Only l."),ll')U wore sent in between .iuue HAVE YOU SEEN OUR NEW It is a SPECIALTY IN STATIONERY? Bargain! We Have VALENTINES ond FANCY CARDS, too JAMES E. THIEM 125 Fayetteville St. Phone 135 KALLIOH, i\. U. j We Are Now Showing I New Arrivals in I S P R I N G C OATS j I and I ! SWAGGER SU ITS I MANGEL’S I 124 Fayclteville St. | I AFTER YOU HAVE "TORN YOUR HAIR" OVER EXAMS. LET ' US GIVE YOU A NEWWAVE I I CRANFORD’S BEAUTY SALON THIS NEW SILHOUETTE CALLED BRANTLEY Cr SON, INC DRUGGISTS Masonic Temple, Roleigh, N. C. Phone 14 or 15 "WINDSWEPT IS REVEALED IN OUR NEW SWAGGER SUIT As if a great gale blows your clothes back from you, making lovely cling ing curves, and streamlining graceful masses of fabric behind you. That is the new silhouette—windswept. Dar ing—a little; and very new; you will cloim it as your own as it carries you off in fashion ecstacy. It's now the rage of New York, but you can find in the new Spring Swagger Suits now being shown at Lucielle's. 112 FayflltevIllB Slreet
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