November 10, 1934
THE TWIG
PAGE FIVE
I Club Notes j
BARBER BIOLOGY CLUB
The Barbel' Biology Cliih, niidei' the
leadorslup of Helen Sears, bas
planned a voiy practical program [or
(he year. In addition to the discus
sions on recent studies hi tlie field
o[ science, a short review of the life
of some great scientist will be given.
At the last monthly meeting the life
and works of Madame Cuiie waa dis
cussed. The topic of the program
was "Camouflaging in Nature”—parts
taken by Mary Roselle Sears, Cliria-
tine AdaniB, Mary Chandler, and Su
san Rudisill.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
The Intern*tSonal Relations Club
met Tuesday night, Novembev 6th.
The Topic for discussion was “The
Pertinent Topics in Germany aud
Russia.” A book review 7'he Soviet
UJiion by Maxwell was given by Ann
Bradsher. There was a general dis
cussion on some national and Inter
national problems with ali members
contributing.
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
HELD AT HUGH MORSON
(Continued from page one),
held during the convention, on Fri
day .at 2:30 o’clock and Saturday at
11 o'clock. The superintendents and
-principals held one dinner meeting
and the classroom teachers another
ou Friday evening. On Friday after
noon the teachers in the different de
partments met for discussion. Dr
Helen Price, of Meredith presided at
the session of Latin Teachers. The
second of the general sessions, at 11
o’clock on Saturday closed the con
vention.
Miss Brewer Entertains
Faculty ot House Warming
THE COLTON ENGLISH CLUB
The -Colton English Club met Fri
day, November 9th, with Professor
I. V. Ladu of the English Department
at State College as speaker for the
evening. Professor Ladu who Is
teacher of Modern Literature, spoke
on “Tile Movements in Modern Litera
ture.”
Saturday night, October 27, Miss
Ellen Brewer entertained in honor of
the faculty with a house warming at
her newly built cabin, “The Cedar
Chest,” situated just off the Lassiter’s
Mill Road. The cabin, a delightful,
rustic affair, was planned entirely by
Miss Brewer.
The faculty enjoyed a delicious out
door supper cooked on a large stone
stove built in the yard. Miss Welch
aided Miss Brewer In the prepara
tion.
After supper, Miss Carolyn Pea
coclc told an original story in which
the name of each nieniber of the
faculty was cleverly worded in. She
ended with a suggestion of a shower
which, to the complete surprise of
Mias Brewer, waa given her. She
was presented with miscellaneous gifts
to be used in the cabin.
B. S, U, Notes I
Beginning Monday, November Blh,
and ending Saturday, November 17th,
the delegates of the Baptist Student
Conference are speaking at morning
watch on "Echoes from Memphis." All
the members oC the Meredith Student
Body and Faculty are urged to attend
these devotiouals. They are both
helpful and inspirational.
For the second time the students of
each hall gathered Sunday Night in
their own social rooms for Vespers.
A large number of girls were present ’ Vesper Service with a talk by Miss
World,’’ the key verse being "That the
World May Know." Mlaa Leta Watson,
Missionary to China, is the chief
speaker, The program is as follows:
Friday evening, 7:15 o'clock—First
meeting of the 6. A. In the Astro
liall; 8:30 o’clock—Social Hour in
Astro Hall.
Satu.'^day morning', 7; 15—Morning
Watch in Astro Hall; 9:30—Another
G. A, Meeting; 10:30—Special Chapel
program; 11:00—Declamation Con
test; 12:30 noon—Talk by Mlaa Leta
Watsnn; 2 p.m.—Talk by Mrs. Charles
Leonard; 8:00—Moving pictures of
Mrs. Dozier's School In China.
Sunday evening at (i:15 o'clock—
Olivet College haa instituted this fall
a new system which does away with
oral and written quizzes, text-book
learning, stereotyped recitations In
classrooms and final examinations.
Under the new system the student
will be allowed to pursue hia studies
In practically any way he sees fit,
under the guidance of a faculty tutor.
Private study, attendance at group
discussions and individual confer*
ences with the tutor will replace the
old system.—T?te American Campus.
at each unit meeting and fine pro
grams were given.
.Toin the Service Band^ “Lift up
your eyes and look on the field.” On
November 2 at 0:45, ‘‘Italy’’ was the
subject presented by Virginia Lam
bert. November 16th at 5 p.m. Doro
thy Crutchfield apoke on “South
America.” The next program will be
December 14th at 5 p.m. "Palestine,”
presented by Pearl Rol)erLson, will be
the subject.
The Girls’ Auxiliary House Party
held annually at Meredith is now In
progress. The general theme for the
entire meeting is "Tlie Girlhood of
Every Nation for the Girlhood of the
i MOKDAY AND TITESCAY
L Fraucbot loue : Hailclclno CarroU
"THE world'MOVES ON"
COMEDY NEWS
THE CLASSICAL CLUB
The Classical Club will meet Mon
day, November 11th, in the Social
Room of 13 Dormitory, at 4:80. The
features for the afternoon will be
snatches of the lives of Socrates and
Plato, and a Socratic Dialogue in
Modern Language.
Imagine the em'barrassment of two;
Oklahoma students who Avere signal
ing in class by means of the sign lan
guage when the professor used the
same means to tell them, "Don’t do
that any more.”—Technique.
Wolk Down to—
HILKER BROS.
KNITTED DRESSES
Cleaned and
Blocked
WBDMBSDAY AND THURSDAY
GEORGE BAFT TEAN FARKEK
"LIMEHOUSE BLUES"
COMEDY ACT
Watson.
Students taking a history examina
tion at the Los Angeles Junior College
were asked to state the Monroe Doc
trine briefly. One paper read, ‘'Scram,
foreigners.”—Blue Stockhiff.
It's Time to Think About
Tliose Christmas
Photographs
DENMARK’S
Mokes Them
Prom an editorial In The Rotnnia\
Whnt la a friend? Some one once aaid,
”A Friend Is one who knows all about
you and loves you still.”
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