PAGE SIX
THE TWIG
iN’ovemter 10,' 1934
ALUMNAE COLUMN
OFPICEES
l'i-i-silonl—llvs. Krnusl TI, IjogBclt, Scotlniid
Xeofc.
Vici‘ I’ri'jiidoiil—Mrx Clydo H. Hooy, Jr.,
Ciinfou.
]{iciinlhitf Scoriftiiry—Miirgnvot nrifrht, Xcw
Dill,
l^xi'onlivo Si'Pri'lary mid Trciisurcr—Stnc
(fviiiitiiev, Momlidi CoIIl'ici',
Cditinu'iiicmcul Sixmkci- — Ijois Johnson,
'J'lic)Min»villc‘.
PROCEEDINGS OP THE COVNCIL
MEETIKO
Tlio fonvdi niiniml mePliuB o( llio Alumnno
CaiiiK-il WHS lu'ld lit lliii colU’itL' Siiliirdity
iiflpnioon, NovfinlKT U, nt 2;:iO n'clock in
Viinn Hull. 5Cr>i. JIoloii Hillinvd IipptfuU ot
Sc’cii liiiiil Xti-W [ii-csidi'd.
I>r, Cliiis. K, Hrinvi'r eiivo tlip alutiiimp
II lii':irty wi'lfomi' in liix luldress wliicli fol-
lowi'd till* silioine of Hic Alrnn Jliitpr, Ho
s|iiike 'iu-r)iiriiitini;ly of conditions at tlio
rnlli'iti'—llii' ourollincnt of 5S.I, tlip liirgost
ill tliu liisiory of tlie coliogo wiili tlio ex-
01‘1'tion of lliiit of Hit' session lH27-2jl.
liii> s|ik'ndiil H|iirll r.'chihitod >>y tlic studenls;
imd till- loyiilly of tin; fiicullj*. lie (■om*
innidi'd llic work Jfiss Wiivnov, dlroi!tor oE
))liiy life, U doins: iind spoke unlliusliislicivlly
of tlic' Iniiueiiriitiou of “Slnnt Day” (full
lii'OKrain of which is pivon clspwheri' in this
i«Mio). oxiirosRina tho Ikiims tlinl il might
1>i'i'oiiK' a tmdltionni luKtilution on ^vliich tho
ii1iim:iai‘ wonUI conic In look iis ait occnsion
for their iiniiiinl home-coming day.
Jlrs. Li'csett ill her oponinit romnrks nn-
iioiini'od thiit llils mooting is iirimnrily ft
liiiKinc'Ks session in whicli nil iiliimnne slioiild
be inleri'slt'd. She was fiiviviibly impressed
willi (hi> hirge ntti-iid:ini:e,
Tho btisiness was tiikeii up in tin- ordcv
of its appcarance ou'thp progrnin. the first
ilom being the rMommendationR of the Exoc-
Htlvo Cmiiiiiittoo which wore road by Mao
Griminer. Aluuiiine Socretnry.
The first—thiit Hie present cons! itntlon.
which is out of (into, be revised and copy
of revised constitntion bo sent out with the
coniiiiencement lulter sO that action niiiy I>e
taken at the annnal business meeting con
cerning its ndoplion—wns accoylod.
Tho second—that a bronie portriiit mediil-
lion of suitable size ho presented to (ho
Collfgi- ns a mi'inoriai to Dr, Di.ton-Carroll—
wns adopted. It was explained that fands
for iiroeiirlng this meniorinl could bo raised
by selling the portrait plaques copy of
which is on third piigo of this i.ssuo) now
ill the ulaiannu ofllce ut u cost of $1.50 cach.
The third—that rules governiag the lend
ing of the Ida Potoal IjOiin Fund ho put in
the cataloeut—wiis also accepted. Miss
Flossie JCarshhanks of Raleigh, chairman of
the Idii Totent Loan Fund coniinittee, wns
(■ailed upon for her report. ITollowing
her suggestions, motion was made that her
committee draft dolinite rules nnd reguln-
tiouR concerning disposition of tiiis fund
and present them at Ihe annual meeting
commenceineiit for further consideration.
The vni'ious projects of the Association
were broaglit np next. In discus-cing the
interesting of prospective students in Meredith
the following motion wns made and seconded:
In view it the large increase in enrollment
this year, we reijuest that it be pnt in the
catalogue that the resident student hodj-
shall not exceed tive hundred, .md that wheii '
ihis enrollment is established tliiit .ipfdicant.s 1
be admitted on the basis of scholnrship. I
The “cnupon cirl,” Miirth.i .\nne Hile.v.
dauirhter of Mrs. Helen limvson Hiloy of
Long Island. X. Y., dressed in an old-
fushioiied enslume completely oovereil with
•'coupon-," I'iiine in, and added z.-st to the
discussion of the coupon projc-ct. The three
objects for which the coui>on mone.v iroes
ari' the Ida I’oteat I.oan Fund, the College :
debt and iilhlotic oipiipment.
Mrs, Miirian Vinson Jester, '.T-l. spoke'
I iiiliU'ia«tieally of the magazine proposition i
for the swinimini; pool. She ex|ilainod tliAt j
thi' Curtis I’ublishine rnmiiany, publishers'
111' The Siiturday Kveiiinir I'ost, The LadipK'
Home Journal and The Country (ientlemnn, ■
had made- an c‘X'eediiiirly generoiis offiT to |
alumnae and snidi'iits. They will irive fi.") !
j>iT cent on every subscript inn •.I'ciired by'
eiiher of ibevp irroiijis. .\nd fun herniore’, 1
>liiiiild ilie alumnae priiciire :{-1,iHi(i worth I
of tiusiiie«s by lleei-nitivr ti. til-- CompiUiy,
will u'lvi' 111 1‘xtra bunu- of ?liiii, making*
tile i-omnii'siiiii» ainoiint to IfT.-itl instead of
.$il."pn. Slie insisteil tli:il it’s up lo the 1
aliiiiiinii' lo iiiaki' the extra .$100 bv llccem-l
ber C. ■ '
The next (piesliiin to arise was whether
ij> not to have ail alaiiiiiiie radio progriim i
oi; l''oiiiider'«' iiay, Friday. Febraary 1. Thoj
loiisensiis or opinion was tluit il should be
arranged, |
Till’ dispo>i(ion of the nliimiiac scholar-.
-Iiips \va« discussed brieilly, A suggestion 1
wa- made that the rontusiants he reipiiredl
to take II coiiipetiiive examiimlioii and the!
scholarshiiis )n' a wardc‘d accordingly. .An
other sufi:eslion was lliat tho schiiliirUiips
he definitely placed before high Bchool clos-
ini: time .so due |uiblii-ity could be given
10 the awirde»> through announcement nt
their live cominentenient oxercises null
local iiewsT'itpers.
When Mrs. liunn was called on for a re
port on nllili-iie,. shi' urged that tlio Cnancil
iidjinirn lo ihe atlilelie Held nnd let the
aclivilies out ther- speiik for her cominit-
tee. Slie Hski'il also that the members eome
oat and support (he aluninue teams whicli
Pal .\bernelhy, liad lined up for the
aliimnae-student contesis ti follow inime'
diately. (For results u£ these contests so-j
write-iip 1)
Hefore ndjourning Mrs. J.eguett callod nl-
leiition to the disfibiy of Weditewood com
memorative pliites of oilier colleges, wliioli
WHS given llirough courtesy of Jones &
Kra/ier of llarham: the iiluninae luncheon
lo be hold in N’l-w Hern riii November 1 ,'j;
uud the program for tlie rest of the week
end.
The best ice cream
in town as
M,S
—at—
B RA NT L EY'S
Mrs, Jtnry Tjoo Hivens Tyner invitod ihe
iilumniie to the piirlors (o Ihe reccptiOn siioti-
sored h.v the local alumnno chapter iind ar-
rnnged by (ho soeiiil cominittcc. This was
held immodialuly iiflur supper nnd gnvu np-
por(uni(y for tho visiting nlnmnne to meet
Ihe loenl alummie, tha faculty, and . ropre-
scnliitivos of Ihe sKidont cnm]itis orgniiira-
lions. Jfrs. Chas. M. IJrewor nnd Miss Idn
I’oteat poared coO'eo. nnd Sirs. Tyner. Mrs.
Kiitiebet Sforris lluggin.«. Mrs, Mnudo Tee
Weal hers poou. Misses HI leu IJrewer. Annie
Keith Iind Mae (friinincr, all members or
Ihe social comniidoo, togethor with Mrs,
I.eititctt nnd Miss Carolyn Jtercor, presUiciit
ot the local chntMer, received,
Tlio following girls, all memhors of tho
(iraaddaiighters Cliih. nsslstod in .serviiiu:
Sonora JHand of ffoldKhoro, presidenl. Fay
.\'eiiiory i^hields and Jean Diinn of }|!cotliinl
•Veck, Prances I’lirker o('Woodhind, Margiiret
Davis ot Wake Forest, and Jciiii laissKor
of Wilson.
Kcboes from (ho week-end indicate (bat
(he alamiiai' nro in accord with (ho desire
of President Drowor that annual hoiue-coin-
ing day be -Stunt Day.
Those who regisiered in tho alumnne guest
hook during the wc‘ek-eiid were; “Speck''
ITnrris, Albemarle: Mrs. Ifcleii Tlarpor
Tliayer, Aslioboro: Mrs, Tiiln Sloiio Seymour,
nnd llortense Honoyout, Apex; '•I;ib"
Ayseue, Chapel Hill; Annie Bollu N'oel, Mar
guerite Warron and Jlnrgaret Ducas. Dunn;
Mrs. Virginiii Bird Hill, Durhnni; Mrs,
liouise I’owell Varnodoe, Fayutteville: An
nette Donavmif and “Ijlb’' Apjile, Cireens-
boro: Mrs, Ada Sheariu Parker. Mrs. Snrnh
Conyers Pntterson. Mrs, Kasio Dnniel ten
nis and ^Crs, Uutli Shorman Garrett. Ileii-
dcrsoii; Airs. Callie Dunlap Gibson and Mrs.
Christine Judd Ifall, ]Iigh Point; Iiouiso
Turlington, Kerr; Str.s. Starie Klemins Col
lins, Munson; Mrs. Kdnn Krvin Whiteiiurst,
Now Bern; Mnrgiiret Hright, Now Hill; Mrs.
Mn((ie Ciilpojiper Proctor, Oxford; Mrs. Dos-
sie •Stone Brooks nnd Mae Cnmpbell, Pitts-
boro: Dorotliy Vann, Carolyn Mercer, Snl-.
110 Connell, 5frs, Chilre Stuinhack Snitor.
Mrs, .Mary Cnrtor Uny Abernethy, Mrs.
Miirian Vinsoa Jester, Mrs. TiUlie Marshall
WyaK, Jfrs, Foy Johnson Farmer, Mrs.
Mnudo Davis Bunn iind Jfrs. Mary f.oe
Hivons Tyner, Haleigh; Mrs. Annii Kilchin
Josey, Mrs, Helen Hilliiird Leggett, Mrs,
•Sallie Josey Phillips, Jfrs, Puuliiie Tillery
Shields, nnd Mrs. Kiiphii McKeiiziu Madry,
Scotland Neck; Pat Aherneth.v, Thomnsvlllo;
Helen Bennett, Wake Forest; Mrs, Elvn Wiill
Davis. >(rs. Jtnrthii Diivis Lowrnnee nnd
Cora Minor, 'Winslon-Salcm; Mrs. Huth
Trippe Butler, Mrs. Diann Brown Griflln,
Mrs. J.ncille Bulliick Hnll nnd Addie Koh-
hiiis, Kocky Mouiit,
Brouse MedaUlou Memorliil
Sinco this is n meniorinl issue for Dr,
Di.xon-Cnrroll, it is particularly fitting that
we e.xplalu somewhat fully tho bronze por
trait medallion of her that the Council in
its meeting Satarday voted to present to
the college from the Alumnno Association
at .some future suitable date. Many of you
have seen tho jilnster platine of Dr. Dixon-
Carroll in ^[iss Ida’s studio. This wiis
modelled in the art studio by Klhcl Parrott,
now Mrs, Julian Hughes of Kinston, while
she XV.1S a student here in 1D07. It is done
in low relief; and while executed with free
dom, its elegnnce *f line and classic sim-
idicit.v make it a work of real art rpilte
out of the lleld of tho am.itcur. This bronxe
medallion is to be a replicn of tho plaster
plnine»—only about twice ns Ini'ge—whicb
are heini' ofTerod for sale by tho Alumnno
Association.
Tbo Magazine Proposition
We—alamiiae nnd students—nro aiteiils
fiill for the Curlls publieatioiis—"The Satur-
liiv Kveniiig Post." "Tho Ladies' Home Jour-
oal" and "Tbo Country (Jentlemiin' ’—iiiid
will reeeivc a commission of (i,T por cent on all
subscriptions secured lietween now and De-
eeiobi'r li. Furthermore, the puhlisliors will
!-'ive u.s n bonus of #100 should we turn In
-*!|,iUiO worth of suhscrijUlons by that date,
l>ecember (i. That means that we'll receive
S7rli instead of fd.Ml and Curtis I'ubllsliiui
Company will receive instead of $;i,'»(l.
What furtlier incentive lo get out and worl;
do wc‘ need than this offer together wilh
the ''sladenls' |iloa?" Should every alumiin
lake one sub.soripl ion fir herself and an-
>tlier ns a Cbri.stiniis icift for a friend, we'd
receive in ooinmissions not $7.'i0 but at
hast $'J.OOfi! Send your subscription*
ihriMigh your local aliimiiao chapter or direct
111 .Mae (irininier. .\lumnae Secretary, Mere-
dllh College before December (>.
Tile prices aro;
Till-; .SATfKDAY F.VKNING POST
(weekly)
1 year, $2: 2 years. $11..'id; I) years, Ip.'i.no
LAHIFS’ HO.MI': JOUK.N’AI,
or
COL’NTRY GKNTfiKMAN
(monlhly)
I year, $1,00; 2 years, $1,50; 3 years, $2.00
The Studonts’ Plea
Magaxiiies? Jlagaxliiosl 'That's our cry!
Alumnae, ix it .voars?
Everywhere we'ro trying to sell,
Ftirgftting other chores.
So, Alumnae, plonne comc give your liclp'
In this cnmpnign of ours.
Unlll wc got (lint swimming pool
■\\'e’ro counting nil tho hours.
Just (hiiik, nt «ixty-f!vo per cent.
We should niako lonitu of mnii—
(lei out and onnvns every strool.
It really must he done,
'I'hen daily whon wo have our pool
Wu'II revel in our wcnlth,
And every day our prnyors will mount
Alumnae, for your lienltli,
—A Studont.
Ahintiine Luncheon
The nniiual Aliimnao Luncheon during tho
I’.iiplist Stnie Conven(ioii will bo held nt
Ihe Woman’s Club Building in Kcw Born
on Thursday, November 15, at 1:00 o’clock.
Jlrs. I{, E. Wlulchurst (Kdna Ervin) ot
New Bern will jireside nnd Dr, Olias. K,
llro'cor nnd Mrs, ErneHt Leggutt, president
of Ihe genernl Alumnan Assoeiiition, will bo
(ho speakers, Afiss Atno (irimmcr, Alumnno
>(ei!i-etary, and Miss Miirguerito Jlasnn, Stn-
iloiit Secretary in tho collogo, are also o.\-
[lected lo he present, 1‘hitos will bn 50
eenis each. Please notify Mrs, Jl. E, Wiille-
linrst, New Bern, as soon as po.ssiblo if yon
wish roservnlioii made.
Plaster Plaqtics
The portrait niednllioiiR of Dr. Dixon-
Carroll, whicli are nine inches in diamutcv
(copy on Ihird pago ot Ihis issno), may be
purchiised from tho Alumnan OITIcu nt $1.,'V»
cacli. This plaiino is of vnhio not only bo-
cause of its asKOination with our beloved
[ihysieian, liiit itlso becauso of it.s artistic
beaaty tlial would add lo tlio tarnishing ot
nay home.
The Ooupons
We’ve just sent- in ft shipment of 7.000—
iio( very many considoriiig that several thou
sand alnmnne nnd studontii arc collecting
them. Still, wo’ll bo gliid 1o receive check
from Colgate K Co. for $28,00 in exchiingi!
for [his shi|)ment.
Save eoiipnns from;
Octagon FroditctB
Laundry Soap
Floating Soap
'I'oilet Soup
Scouring Cleanser
Soap Chips
i^oaii Powder
Klikniau's Products
Jioras Soap
Soap Powder
Floating Soap
Cleanser
Soap Chips
Softener
Borden’s Premhim Brand MlUc
‘ ‘Mngnoliii’' Condensed Milk
"Star" Condensud Jfilk
"Darling" Condensed Milk
' 'Leader' ’ Condensed Milk
■ 'Stiindnrd'' Condensed Jlilk
‘ 'ChiillRngc'' Condensed Milk
"Pearl’' livai'oroted Jtilk
Luzinnnit Tea and ColTee
THE CHAPTERS
Tile Fnyeltevillc Chnplor, ot which Mrs,
I.oui.se Powell Varnedoe is president, 7uot
during Moredith Week at the home ot Mrs.
Annie Watson Lnwhon. Misses Edith Hall
and Mattie Belle Ilogcrs preKOnted iin in-
leresting program, and thu hostess served
refreshnients at the conclusion of tho meet
ing.
The Wake County Chnpter met Ocloher 17
at (he college. Miss Ciirolyn Mercer pre
sided. and Dr. Clias, E, Brower was tho
speaker uf Ihe aftcrnoun. The resident nlum-
iiae at the eollogo acted ns Iiostessos,
The Scotliind Neck Chnptor hold ft meet
ing during Meredilii Week and elected Mrs.
Sallie .Tosey Phillips prcsulent, 'I'hig group
is jiarticulnrly forliinnte in nnmliering among
iis members ^[rK, Helen Hilliard Leggett,
president of the general Alumnae As.socin-
tion. and Mrs. Anna Kilcliiu Josoy, trustee
of tile oollogc,
Tlie Gamer alumnae met wltli Miss Clarice
Holder, reliring presidenl, on October It).
'I’he following oflicers wore elected; Mrs.
Flossie Baewell Broughton, president; Mrs.
I'ortia .\ldennan Banks, vieo prosidont; and
Mrs, -Mary Gariielto Martin Hougli, secre
tary mid treiisurer. Thu Founder's 3)ay
mi'elint.' wilt he held at tho homo ot Mrs.
Eli/.aiielh Puruell Kand.
The Greensboro iilumnae tnet October 27.
HERBERT I
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Has I
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Suitable for Any
Occasion
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PRESCRIPTIONS
We carry the largest and most complete
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"CREATORS OF REASONABLE DRUG PRICES'*
SODA FOUNTAIN and LUNCHEONETTE
Dr. Frcnch Hiiyna* of Elbn Collegb ipoko.
Annette, Dqnavant, .was; cloeled prosi-
donfto snccei'd Mrs'. Hra Lnne Poolo.
'Thii Asheville Chnplor held luncheon
meeting oii October 2f)-, Dr. Mnry Iiyncli
.lohnson of Meredith Collogc spoko on "Miss
t.'ollon,' ’
Thi! Durhnm-Chniiel ITill Ohnpter held ihelr
llrst mooting of tho fnll in Chapel Hill on
Oclobor 1.^. Mrs, Virgiuiii Blril Ilill of
Durham jirpsidod.
WE EXTEND DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO:
Margaret Bright, ’07, nnd Mrs. Ada Bright
Mims, fx-'(H), of New Hill, in the death ot
their mother, Mrs, Adeline Bright, on Octo
ber 2f) nt her home in New Ilill following
a lengthy illness.
Mrs. Maudo Davix Dnnn. '10, of Riileigh,
and Mrs, llnllie Davis Piitrell, e.x-’O.S, oi
Winslon-Salem, in tho passing of Ihoir fa
ther, Mr, E, 'J', Davis of Yndkinville on
October 3/5.
^IrM. Mary Norwood Vann. ’.18, of Ra-
loigh, nnd Mrs, Lou Norwood 'reague, ox-’U)
ot (ioldsboro, in tho deiitb of their mother,
Mrs, tl, A. Norwood on October 27, nt her
home in rioldsboro.
Mrs. Daphne Owens Yelverlon. '23, of
Foniitain, in tho passing of her father, Mr,
M’, D, Owens, on October HI,
Mrs. Frances Sorrell Farrell, ’HH, of Cnry,
in (ho passing ot her falhor, Mr, C. h.
Sorrell in Hamlet on October 0.
Mrs. Miiy Baldwin Turlington, '08, of
Ciniiicsville, Floridn. In tho passing of her
husband, Dr. .T. K. Turlinglon, on Xovem-
lior :i, in (iainesville.
MARRIAGES
flernldino Cower, ’24, ot Chiyton nnd Can
ton, nnd Mr, Harry Carver Garvey, on Oc
tober J!i, At homo: Canton,
Dorothy Furr, c\-’3fi, ot Kaleigh, nnd Mr.
(ieorgc 15, Haleher, on Octobor 8. At home;
112011 Fairview Koad. Italeigh,
Mildred Hoyal, e.'c-’Ill, of Salembnrg, nnd
Mr. kupert Riser, on October 25. At homo;
(irecnxboro,
Virginln Kicks, ox-'an, ot Hocky Mount,
nnd Jtr. Bernard Stanley Clnrko, on October
20. At home: C407 Dorchester liond, Iticb-
mnnd, Virginia.
Kosalee Morrow, ’32. nnd ^fr. Frederick
Siler Slonn, on Octohor 12. At home: Frank
lin.
Annie J>oigh Coley, '!!0, of Rocky Mount,
and Mr. Theodore Bryant Fanlkner, on Oc
tober 18, At home: liocky Mount.
Haltii' Mnllis, ’U4. ot Morganton, nnd Mr.
Alvin John Dickens on October 27. At home;
1212 Fillmore Street, Haleigh.
Mni'gnret Uridger, ’:il, ot Blndenboro, nnd
>tr. William Cochran Highsmitli. At home.
Fayetteville,
Penrl Williams. '32. ot Garner, and Jlr,
Ijeiinard Ashley Hnffaloe, on June 83. At
home; Honte 11, Kaloigh.
Blanche Sharjie, ';12, ot Goldslon, and Mr.
Ijinwood .T, Rogers, on .lunc 20. At homo:
M elm n e.
SIRTHS
Born lo Mr. nnd Mrs, Wnldo ,7. Jackson
(Shelluy Honnetl., ’20) of 'Walton, \Vest Vir
ginia. a son. Charles Edward, on Mny 11.
Born lo Mr. and Mrs. Ijittlejohii Faulkner
(Nellie E. McCullon, ’2!)) ot New York City,
n daughter, Sunanno, on ,Tn)y 29.
Born lo Mr, and Mrs. li. P. Perkins (Idl-
llnh Evans, '2fi) of Sonlh Boston, Virginia^
a son, Tjionol Pnrker, Jr., on Angiist 0.
Born to Mr, nnd Mrs, IT, Bernard Holm*
(Eliwiheth Richardson, ’28) of Monroe, n
daughter, Jilixabclh Ann, on September 14J
»•!>>
Exchanges |
Bicycling may become a full fledged
sport with a manager on the Athletic
Association at Hood College. Many
students there already ride and own
bicycles.
A professor of psychology at Bos
ton University has banished note-
taking In his courses, declaring that
note-taking substitutes the hand for
the head and in the end offers a very
poor and incomplete reproduction ot
the lecture.
At William and Mary professors
are allowing students with the scho
lastic average o( 85 or above an un
limited number of cuts.
Dr. Ralph R. Wian, City College of
New York instructor of philosophy,
claims that the student who sleeps
during lectures I’etalns the greatest
amount of information being dis
seminated.—The PuTley-Voo.
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