October 16,1943
GUESS WHO?
THE TWIG
BUS SCHEDULE
Smce ; the last publication the
Siinp^' ; bus ; schedule has been
chauged. PJehse .note the correct
Itions.’ ; ; • '
Sunday ’ Snnd&y
Leaving town Leaving Meredith
ThJs Is tile first in a aeries «f tliiby
pictures. In case yon can’t tell wlio
(Ills Is, 70a can find out In the next
TWIG« (Hint I this little girl Is now n
prominent leader at Meredith.)
MACDOWELL MUSIC CLUB
PLANS YEAWS PROCRAM
The purpose of the MacDowell
Music Oluh is to further thb cause
of good music among the students
of Meredith. It also onclcnvors to
cultivate a knowledge and ftppretiiii-
tion of all the arts, not only for tiie
present vahio to the college ooni*
mniiity, but for their wirier viilno
to the connhunilies in which thn
members will in the fnture be in-
flnencing agcncies.
This year the club will center its
progi'ams around American music.
At the October mpcting, earlv
American music was the topic.
Kachel Strole spoke on “IDarly Neiv
Kngland Music”; Betsy Jean llolt
on “Early Southern Music”; and
Mtiry Elizabeth Wrenn on “Com-
posera During the Early Amei'icaii
Period.”
Several reeorda were played us
illustrations of the types of music
of that period, and of worlcs of thci
different composers.
The MacDowell Music Club in
open to all students who urn iu-
fcrested in music.
MEET YOUR
FRIENDS
at
COLLEGE GRILL
DeUciows Food
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Freshman President
Hails From Kinston
. Pat! You’ll be licaring,
bit about'her from-now; oil.,
the new president of the frcsiWan
class and Slie bails from Kinston,
North Carolina. Yes, her name is
Nancy Gates and in high school,
they tell us slic was secretary of the
freslimati and sophomore classes.
And that’s not all! She was vice
oresidoht of tlic Pep Club, in Hi-Y,
Olee Club, Dramatics Club, and
Student Council. We’ve also lieard
tell that she loves to eat (but not
spinach), likes tennis and football,
nnd when asked about favoi’ite color,
quickly replies “blink” (a quandary
between blue and pink). And oli
yes, she’s slightly interested in—
Nancy is tho daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Gates, and her mother
is an alumna of Meredith. She
is not very tall, but oh so friendly
and nice.
■^P. S. He’s at Carolina.
B.S«U. Chapel Programs
The B.S.tl, has sponsored two
chapel programs recently. The first
Was last Friday a»ul dealt with
church membership. Since it came
juat before the two “Join the Church
Sundays,” the girls were urged to
bring their church letters to Ealeigli
and unite Avith the church of tlieir
choice. Dean Davig spoke on “Wliat
Church Membership Should Mean
to the College Student.” Virginiii
Ayera spoke on “Wliy I Brought my
Cliurch Letter to Baleigh,” and then
Elizabeth Shelton spoke on “Why
I am Bringing my Letter to Kalcigb
this Year.” Peggy Haywood
presicled.
The second program eanic on
Tuesday and dealt with stewardship.
Mrs. Carl Townsen{| was the
speaker. Eiivelopes are being pro
vided by the B.S.U. so tliat each
girl will have tlie same typo of
envelope in which to make her
offering.
Come to
DillarfVa Beauty Shop
3100^ Hillsboro Street
Phone 2-1232
Page three
FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS
Buy
YOUR SCHOOL SUPPLIES
from
JAMES E. THIEM
Always the tMtest in Records
108 Fayetteville Street Dial 2-2913
Raleigh, North Carolina
The Treasure House of Fashion
For Complete
and Toiletrie Needs
Visit
Eckerd’s Drug Store
I
piciiidciit) and Ivssle (Inch, secretary.
B.S.U. Convention
(Continued from page one)
“(ireat Christian AfHi'mation,” by
Dr. Kelly Bariiette. During thct
convention Dj\ Claude Broach, As
sociate Soufliwide Student Secre-
tiiry, will speak oil **B,S.U. Serving'
tho Changing Campus,” and Dit
Harold W. Tribble, Professor of
Theology, Southern Baptist Tlieolo-
gicul Seminary, will speak twice on
“Christ Meets the Needs of the
World.” Dr. Kalph Hen 'ing will
preach the convention sermon Sun
day morning.
For
FLOWERS
Phone 8H47
★
J. J. Fallon Co. Inc.
205 Foyetteville Street
Needlework Sponsored
By Granddaughters
This year the Granddaughters’
Club has taken for its project the
Needlework Guild. This branch of
the Guild is collecting baby clothes.
Next week there will be an exhibit
of the garments collected. Onie
Shields is head of the Meredith
division.
The first regular meeting of the
club was hehl Wednesday, October
at HiOOin the game room in Vann
dormitory.
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