than o&e hour
10 fager-'n^'^'>';_j-;'';
I heart
In!' Soccifeii^^Finak
Net Gain:
1 heart
vgifi' at^ 10 a. jn;,. and-'will.dose
'Dr;:'Foreat C. Fccior. Pffaide^t
of;-^the • North; CMolina Baiptin^
State Conv^tion, wit I: briiig
^ m^ge ctf thS' fnorning.'-’ .^iie ipri-
maryf purpose 'of -the Retreat is
' to.'inform. to advue^.and to plan
. for-th«’cbining-year
tinng.:Goun'^:j be ij preset. (
BSjUi ii^mbers: :'G W
■ JomtivP^rain'’^^
Membencof:^ Mer^ith B.vS'.'
. U/'gaw^a'prbgr^ at thft Wak
Forett - ^p^K : church oii Sunday
evening,, April '12. l^e :pro^Q
was'pla^ed by, Evelyn Hampton,
Extension’ Director of the B. S/
u. council,, 'and Lawiencc High*
fill, Wake Fdr^ Exteneion Pir
rector. Sara jtick«)n, newly elecV
ted B. S. ■ IJ. Presidenti preaideo
over the, prp^am which took place
of the regd^ -Sunday evening
.service.'t--Jerry Dawkins iang VI
Walked To^yWhere Jesus
Walkedl-”' She was accompanied
■ by Durema ' Pitsgerald. Millie
'Fhcimton' gaye a devotional aflsr
which EUaabeith .Tucker .gave a
talk on '‘‘T^e Highest Goal.”,: Page
Rankin and Virginia Ayere sans?
a duet, “Evening Prayer,” after
‘Tap.” Mr.. Eugene Olive, pas
tor of .Wake Forest Baptist churcli,
gave the benediction.
Next month the Walw Forest
B. S. U. will come to Meredith
to conduct Vespers as an exchange
program.
Mar^erite Ward,
;Tne. dasi^ led
^thy;;'!I^r6M, won tHfe spcMr.‘gainc
hjr; a score of 2'P; Emma Charlw
Foster iwas . captain of the-.odd
team.. Kempsie Knight :mahag^
rhe I sport while -Miss Dickin^n
coached it. The even team. «nis
composed of Virginia Aya-s, Cath'
crine Cluffelie, Genny Chiffellc,
Charlotte Green and Dorothy
Turner. The odd team cphsisted
of, Aniy June • Carter, Emma
Charles FosteiT, Rose Marie
Haynes, Willa Lee Joyner, lone
Kemp Knight, Hattie Ward,
Dorothy Winston.
V
Miss Nancy Carroll
To -Give Recital
Miss Nancy Patricia Carroll of
Charlotte, senior in our Meredith
Colley music department, will be
presented in her graduating iV'
cital in violin Wednesday even
ing at 8 o'clock in die Meredith
auditorium.
Miss CarroH is a pupil' of Edgar
H. Alden, instructor in 'wolin^aC
Meredith. ' The recital is the sec
ond of the senior r^itals and is
open w Ae public. ,
The violinist is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John I^ind Carroil
of Charlotte. 'Mrs, ^rroll is the
. former Miss Maiy Pruitt who gave
her grajuating .recital In organ in
the .^ring of ,1916 at Meredith.
Miw Peggie.. Rby^r- Jon»' .of
Raleigh .will play the-piano aci»m
panimehw for the',.program which;
:. includ^: ;'
“Larghetto”—^Hahdel'Pachan. '
• Sonata . in. b, v Opus l-rGriegi
i:8icili5nne —Paradip^Du;hkin;.-;
'J,egeodc^—Wieniawski
f Cortege r-Baulang^
"Beau- Sa\ir' -^Pebwy-Herfet*.-
• ;'*-Allegro^an;Fra^po,;iffom'o|if
. -concerto. in;.B minorV 8aint9a«u.
MarshallSi'.for.- the,ev901ng.^vv^*-
^: be:Mis»'S^anj)e: Gar^^;9f^^r:.
r |o«c,-Mwa: Ann^ Barn)w :of- J4ck/;
.-son. Mlaa.LouiK Dickie of, Hendui
'.r-aon^o' Grsjchen;Fanny ofc
•;'^8coHand: Neok. MIm' Bllen-. Ann
.-Plythe of.•JackflQn.:M»w Joy« M?*
• r'lntyre, Mi»‘Caldwell Gulan/and
' iPorris .Carroll,: all.,of.C|^,^
lot^ I V
and Adelaide Bunker, Phi
SPORT NEWS
A. A. Board Elections
Elections for the A. A. Board
were completed this week; • The
new bffiird with the exception of
the treasurer, colle^ cheer leader,
and college health- chairman is u
follows;
President, lone'Khight. ,
Vire'presidMt, Genevieve Chif-
' .
Secre.tary, Hortense .Liles
Treasurer, Nancy Bruut
Hockey Manager, Dorothy Turner
Basketball manager, Shirley D>^'
. enspn
Softball manager, Ida Mae Petti*
• grew
Tennis manager, Dae Steele BuU
lock • ,
Soccer manager, Dorothy. Win-
. stead
Individual sports, Madge Allen
Assistant, Jane Foushee
Swimming manager, Page Rankin
Archery manager, Mary Lib Wil-
kerson
Golf manager, Betty Cuthrell
Publicity director, Betsy Watson
Day student representative, Vir-
ginia Melvin
Monogram Club president, Willa
Lee Joyner
active in aporta.
Those receiving monograms this
year were Shirley ButlCT, Sue l(od
w]e|l, and lone Shields, Anabcl
Callerio, and Xytton Tingley.
Those receiving two stars for a
total of eight hundred or more
points were Marpret K. Bunn,
Virgihia^Gilliland, Eleanor Gibbs,
Keinpsie Kpight, Virginia Lan
caster, and Margaret Miirtin..
. Those receiving one star for «
total of four hundred or more
points earned were Dae Steele
Bullock, Elizabeth Brpwolee, Nan
cy . Calloway, Catherine Chiffeile,
Genevieve Chiffeile, Willa Lee
Joyner, Rachel Lovelace, Myrtie
Pterson, Vivian Tulbert, Mildred
Ward, and Marguerite Ward.
Softball Begins
Softball, with Dae Steele :Bul-
lock as manager, is starting up for
the. spring and will last through to
nearly the end of May. Misa
White will help with the sport
and students will coach the. class
t'eams.
The schedule for the practices is
as follows:
juniors and : freshmen—Mon
day.
Sophomores and Seniors—Wed
nesday.
Make-up—Friday.
Catherine Clausson
Heads Committee
Securing Tree Tags
Plans are being made by the
Barber (^'wiicc Club for placing
name plwfon the trees in the
grove. Av.immittec with Cath*
enne Clausson us chainoan, and
Ha«el Falls and Rosetta Purvis
Wjorking on the committee, are in
charge of this project. Also, at
this same time, a project to visit
and study the ^emical plants
near Raleigh was voted on.
This year the club, which is
made up of' thirty-three science
^jors, has had several distin
guished speakers: Dr. B. W.
Wells of State College; Miss
Mary Yarborough ,who talked on
Vitamin A; and Dr. A, S. Pearce,
zoologist at Duke, who talked on
Women Over the World.
The officers are Mary Sue
Jackson, president; Vivien Jeffries,
\ice-president; Mary Lily Duncai'i,
secretary-trea&urer; and members
of the science faculty as advisors.
Weekend Expense
Item required: one date.
Specifications', (that is what we
long for, not what we get!) Talli
dark, and handsome; or Aort,
•blond, and haiidsorae—well,, any
way, just handsomel Well, any
way again, just so long as he is a
man! Smooth dancing—the kind
that makes you swing and sway
like (Sammy Kaye would rhyme,
but we like Ginger Rodgers bet
ter). A line ’— be it northern,
southern, or western, but it must
be a line that doesn't sound like
one.
Time of Arrival: Well not more
than one hour laU, please. Yes, we
know the car broke down; the
train .'ffas'late; and boys will be
boys—and late—but still, no more
Buy War Stamps Today
Monogram Club '
Elects President
.Willa Lee Joyner of Elm City,
North Carolina,' ha's, been elected
president of the Monogram Club
for.-thfe next scliool year. While
at' Mwedith slie has been very
i.:..
Tailors ~ Cleanera
Furriers
Cold Fur Storage
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Make Mother
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Miniature
Made.from your :
Oak ^aves Negative
Daniel-Smith
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. . -
M,,;:.
:,'
ut Our Agente ^ j
Saturday—
Joan Slonded, Binnic Barnes in
“3 Girls About Town”
Sun.-Mon.-Tuea.—
Genge Brent, Ilona-Massey, in
'^International. Lady*’
Wednesday—
rVeti McMwray Mary Martin
In
“New York Town”
Thursday—
£tu). G. Robinson, Marleiie
Dietrich, George Raft, lu
“Manpower”
BHaii Donlevy, Brod
Grawford, in
“South of Tahiti”
WAKE
I . ■ For
Good Things
to Eat
Walk to
.WILMONT
Piggly-Wiggly
4.4.4.4.4.414.4.414,4.4.^
Expinsei:, (ah, we can go
town on this—but after we've paid
them, I doubt if we'll have bus
fare to Amhust.)
|4.00*~thc dancc
?1.24-^the dinner'
$2,00—^phone call to make the date
$2.00—phone call to break the date
$2.00—phone call to remake the
date
$2,00—phone call to confirm the
date
$2.00—just in case
$ .50—wire home for dress
.25—for maid to press dress
.2?—to .the-station and back
.0,5—phone call to reserve room
$ ,05—phone call to reserve room
$ .05—phone call to reserve room
(success at last!)
Miscellaneous:.
Net Loss: •
6 class cuts
perfectly good nerves
. 5 pounds (or should we put
a week-end off campus -
you are lucky
A super time, and we meaii.
' “reaUyl"
FOR BEAUTY
AND
PERMANENCE
Bufld With Brick
Nash Brick Co.
Rocky Monnt, N. C.
CAUDLE’S
ManMur Shoe Shop
Have your shoes repaired while you bowl
2516 Hillsboro Street Telephone 7830
Choosy An Apprppriate V
Mptlfer'j
MEREDITH!
^Ijilake Us Your Shopping Center
. We cater :tb the college girls’ wants
/ and are .jshowing cotton wash dress
es for school and town wear, sport
Bilks, arid sweat-
ers in pastels and plaids for Spring.
Come in and look, around. We'll be
glad to help you decide on styles and
that will flatter.
After a day of classes,
Refresh YourseU
with a cold drinlc from
our soda fountain
Wilmont
Pharmacy
"The Meredith Girls’ Drug”
STATE
Today—
“Sullivan’s Travels”
luifh ^oet McCREA, Veronica
l^AKE
Late Show Sat Nlglit and
Sun.-Mon.-Tues.—.
“Chocolate Soldiers”
wish NeUon EDDY,'
Rise STfiVBWS
Starts Wed., Apr. 22—
‘AH Through the Night*
■with Humphrey BOGART
Ccmrad VEIDT
Ambassador
Today—
Spencer TRACT, Katherine
HEPBURN, in
“Woman of the Year”
Sun.-Mon.-Tues.—
GINGER ROGERS in
“Roxie Hart”
luiJft George MONTGOMERY
Starts Wed., Apr. 22—
Tyrone POWER, Gene
TIERNEY in
“Son of Fury”
The Stoi-y of Benjamin Blake
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ALL YOU WANT IN A E«Y CLEANER
Guaranteed Work
— THE BEST —
Cleaning, Pi-vs^ng, Blot^ng St«aiiung, Dyeing
CaU for C^r Agent ;— Otene Siociair' -
The Place fWMeet and Eat-^
'^€aIifornia Restaurant
' famous for
Brunswick Stew, Southern Fried Chicken,
Baked Virginia Ham, and Corn Bread.
Also Sandwichcs and Sodas
For
complete
give me
Thera't spmelhtns pleat*
antly «xciling obeui.ICa? :
cold Coca-Cold. DeliciMf i;
tasle thdl charms an^;
never cjeys. Refmhrnanf
Ihot brings a happy •
»en»o of thirst
monjt* You iry^^l^
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