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March 30» 1935 THE TWIG PAGE THRSS TWIGLETS It seems to me that the only remedy for the gftl who wrote about ducklcsa glands in Dr. Hoagland's psychology is a' guack doctor! Gweiiiiie Kest«r oughta know hy now that clothes make the woman. Her latest perplexity is: What are Sopho more drosses f07'? AVs're gotina make li«r carry the whole daisy chain Just tor thatt There’3 one high-minded, pure-souled, ingenious laas who props her firoom and mop against the dresser on the day Miss White checks. Maybe just for a little local color—or is it atmos phere? Keep your oyes on the door* kiiofb though your soles he two Inches thick in dust! The other day Mias Armstrong went down to Miss Rowland’s room und talked a few minutes. When she went out she locked the door behind her.. Upon being questioned, Miss Arm strong replied, "Well, I'll just tell you. My mind Just works faster than my feet! In my mind I’d already been down at my studio, come out, and was locking ray own door!” To Head Phis | | A, A, President | A^tro Leader DOIlOTltV DOCKKIIV Katiikuixk Lti.ks i! .I'iVi! CiiuisriNE Adams HOME EC. CONFERENCE HELD IN WINSTON-SALEM It got conveyed to me by fair means or foul that some of our own damsels, who were spending the week-end" In neighboring sticks, saw in a little gen eral post-office-service statlon-hairplns- flour-and pump-handle-store a horse The State Home Economics Club Conference will be held at Salem Col lege, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, on March 29 and 30. All Home Eco nomics Clubs of the State have been invited to send representatives to the conference, and the followhig will rep resent Meredith’s Home Economic Club; Henrietta Castlebury, president and collar hanging on the wall. One of Helsabeck, them squealed with surprise and cried, Ann Riley. *'0h, look at the life-saver!'' The old gray mare’s coming up in the world! Maybe life ain’t so futile after all. Somebody says H. C. Wells' attitude toward society 1s: "Go and see what the baby's doing and tell it not to do it.” It seemed strange how many girls took church cuts last Sunday—but then when one ponders over the fact that N. C. State College was having its Spring Holidays, it was just an other of those problems—without form and void! Meredith Represented At Athletic Meet in Greensboro Here's one on our friend Hitler that maybe you haven’t heard. A shopkeeper, asked for Hitler herring, offered for sale ordinary herring with the brains removed. We wonder if Dr. Mercer’s quizzes justify a freshman’s rendition of his name; Mercy. Here is a good opening line for a novel on college life: "A small coupe drew up to the fraternity house and eleven passengers alighted,—rJie Guil- fordian. Wolk down to SINCLAIR’S _FOR A COCA-COLA STOP ...by,.. The CALLY FORA DRINK We also serve delicious dinners (Continued from page one) letic problems such as finance, awards, point systems, and outing clubs. Mae Marshburn served on a committee for suggestions concerning the conference and its programs. The delegates to the conference were entertained In various ways. Thursday afternoon there was a tea In their honor. Friday afternoon they were taken sight-seeing and out eight miles to the Athletic Association Cabin, where they had tea. 'That eve ning they had a camp supper In the Y. W. C. A. cabin on campus. Saturday night they had a banquet at the O'Henry Hotel, after which tli'ey attended a dance drama given by the Orcheals Club of W. C. U. N, C. Frances Calloway Elected B. S. U. President for ’35-’36 (Continued front page one) and Astro critic, Dorothy Dockery of Mt. Gilead, who la the new Phi president, has served on the Twio staff for two years, has held various offices In the £'. S. U., and in the Athletic Association. This year she has been secretary of the Phi 3^o- clety, Norma Rose of Wadesboro has served both as managing editor and as asso ciate editor of the Twic. She has been secretary of her class and was president this year, She wag also sec retary of the nominating commfttee this year and was one of the four Meredith students who were selected for the national student WJio’s WAo; Lncille Parker of Marlon, who has been elected editor o£ the Acorn, served on that publication as circulat ing manager her sophomore year and as junior editor this year. She has also recently been made an associate member of the Little Theatre. Pauline Terry of Winston-Salem has served on the Twio stafE for the past two years. She is student assistant In the psychology department and has held numerous B. Y. P, U. and Sunday School offices. For the past year she has been business manager of the Lit tle Theatre and has been elected presi dent for 1935-36, Elizabeth Davidson of Raleigh was Phi Society marshal for 1934-35. Her sophomore year she was May Day At tendant and this year will be mafd-of- honor. She has been biology labora tory assistant for two years an3 was formerly secretary of the Barber Biol ogy Club. Senior Tea for Faculty The senior class entertained in honor o! the faculty and trustees ot a tea last Wednesday afternoon in the parlors. Stuart Weatherapoon, College Mar shal, met the guests at the door where they were Introduced to the receiving line, which was as follows; Elizabeth Poplin, senior class president; Mildred Moore, vice president: Louise Correll, secretary; Mamie Lou Forney, treas urer; Catherine Moseley, Student Gov ernment president; Elizabeth Lee, B. S. U. president; Mae Marshburu, Athletic Association president; Mar garet Davis, Astrotekton president; Reba Parker, Phliai;etian president; Cornelia Atkins, editor of the Oak Leaven; Inez Poe, editor ot the Twig, and Elberta Foster, editor of the Acorn. The tea table was centered with green and white spring flowers and white tapers Iburned on either side of the centerpiece. Miss Janie Parker and Mrs. Laura Weatherspoon Harell poured tea. Sandwiches, cookies, and mints were served by senior home economics stu dents. PICTUHES that Satisfy DENMARK'S A Harvard professor recently ate his shirt to win a bet. He dissolved it in acid, neutralized the acid, filtered the precipitate, and spread It on bread,—The CaroHnian. Suuday, Monday, and Tuasda; WABNEB BAZTEB In ‘HELL IN THE HEAVEN” Alio ADDED 8HOBT3 Wednesday W. 0. riBI4>8 III THE OLD FASHIONED WAY TliuiadB7—Friday lEBKB DUNNE • JOHIT S0I.E8 la “AGE OF INNOCENCE" Also KBWB AKD CARTOON Saturday BOBEBT ABM8TRONC In ‘'HELLCAT»» A SHOWER or KIT8 WAKE Before Easter BE SURE TO VISIT CRANFORD’S AND HAVE YOUR HAIR WAVED PALACE Sunday—Monday—Tuesday LESLIE HOWARD : MERLE OBEBON — In — “The Scarlet Pimperner Cosmetics Cold Cream ★ Tooth Paste ANTLE Y'S of All Kinds ★ Facial Tissue Wednesday—Thursday ANN HARDINQ — In — Enchonted April'' with FRANK MOBOAN MaUuee, Baloouy Kites—20c Orchestra Nltes—2Qc ' f VISIT— THE PERMANENT MARCEL SHOP and do your hair JUSTICE Taylor’s ]^OW SHOWING OVER FIFTEEN HUNDRED DRESSES FOR EASTER S6-50 and up HUNDREDS OF DRESSES, SUITS AND COATS NOW OFFERED AT REDUCED PRICES Be Sure and Do Your Easter Shopping —at— Taylor’s The Show Place of the CaroUnaa
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