December 10, 1948 VARSITY TEAM, WINNER Names of 11 students at Mere- dith College who have been elected to the honorary Varsity H^ockey Team, and the winner of the treshman hockey stick for the outstanding freshman hock- have been announced by Miss Phyllis Cunningham hockey instructor, and Drake Morgan of Spring Hope, student hockey manager. Sue Fitzgerald of Gretna, Va. was chosen by Misses Cunning ham, Morgan, and the class hockey captains as the best all round freshman hockey player on the campus, and has been awarded the traditional hockey OF HOCKEY STICK CHOSEN stick given by the Athletic As sociation and the freshmen’s “big sisters,” members of the junior class. In high school. Sue was captain of the girls’ basket ball team at Gretna. During her three months in college, she has taken part in hockey, soccer, and volley-ball at Meredith, and plans to play basketball and soft- ball later in the year. Students who are on the var sity hockey team are: Hope Hodges, Betty Jane Shuler, Sally Massey, Drake Morgan, Ann Cannady, Peggy Patrick, Marty Davis, Betty Yates, Doris Concha, and Faye Nichols. BSU NEWS (Continued from page four) Christmas offering for foreign missions was received at the Y.W.A. circle meetings. The theme was “The World and the Song.” Friday, Dec. 3 was the yearly World Day of Prayer. On this day the chapel speaker was Miss Alberta Steward, a Missourian, home on furlough from the Bap tist American College in Recife, Brazil, where she is dean of women. The Day of Prayer was ended with a devotional service of directed prayer at the evening vespers. In anticipation of the coming holidays the monthly mass meet ing in the Rotunda on Wednes day, Dec. 8, at 6:45 p.m. was given over chiefly to a demon stration of Student Night at Christmas, a program given by students in their home churches during the holidays. The vespers program during the week of Dec. 6-10 was also full of the Christ mas spirit, portraying a cos tumed picture of Christmas in every land, directed by Martha Smith, Jane Earl Burch and Fran Altman. A Christmas birthday party. BOSSE Jewelers Complete Watch and Jewelry Repairs Dignified Gifts 107 Foyetteville Street MAY QUEEN ELECTED BY STUDENT BODY In a student election held on December 7, the Meredith Col lege student body elected Jeanne Dickens May Queen. Jeanne is college marshal and art editor of the Acorn. Edith Cooper was elected maid of honor. Others nominated for May Queen were Edith Cooper and Eunice Andrews. Those nomi nated for maid of honor other than Edith Cooper were Eliza beth Cherry, Lillian Gaddy, Eva Kitchin Edwards, Jeane Ferebee, and Nancy Hall. with the B.S.U. and Charlotte Bowman as hostess was held in the dining hall on Wednesday, Dec. 8. The birthday tables, in Christmas blue and silver, were honoring the December birth day girls. C. H. Stephenson Mnsic Co. Messiah: Hallelujah Chorus Messiah: Behold The Lamb of God SADLERS WELLS CHORUS Victor Record No. 11-8670 $1.29 Paderewski: Minute in G Prelude in C Sharp Minor FIRST PIANO QUARTET Victor Record No. 12-0207 $1.29 Marche Slave Part I and II CLEVELAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Columbia Record No. 11567 $1.29 WELCOME STUDENTS Man Mur BOWLING ALLEY Under New Management “LES” MINCEY 2512 Hillsboro Street FREE INSTRUCTIONS Phone 2-3533 for Reservations Science Club Hears Botany Professor Dr. D. B. Anderson, professor of botany at North Carolina State college, spoke informally to the members of the Barber Science Club on November 16 on the subject of tobacco plant physiology and his research on the tobacco leaf sucker. He illu strated his talk with slides deal ing with the research he is doing in that line and discussed methods of preventing the growth on tobacco of the para sites which absorb strength from the leaves and damage the crop. Dr. Anderson is at present en gaged in the second revision of the textbook on Plant Physi ology of which he is co-author with Dr. Myer of Ohio State college. DR. JOHNSON SPEAKS ON SUMMER TRIP Dr. Mary Lynch Johnson, pro fessor of English, was the speaker at a meeting of the (Granddaughters’ Club Novem ber 19. Dr. Johnson reviewed some of her experiences during her recent summer trip through England and Scotland. Part of the business session of the club was devoted to a report from Ann McRacken and Shirley Bone, chairmen of the Needle work Guild committee. In co operation with the Raleigh Guild drive for clothing, they stated donations from Meredith to in clude fifty baby garments and seven dollars in cash. Said the raindrops to the par ticle of dust, “This settles you.” PARTY GIVEN BY SIGMA PI ALPHA The Meredith Chapter of Sigma Pi Alpha had a Christmas party on Thursday, Dec. 9 in the Hut. Members of the State College Chapter were guests. Highlights at the party were the traditional breaking of the Spanish pihata and the singing of Christmas carols in German, French, and Spanish. The Christ mas theme was also carried out in decorations consisting of red candles and greenery. Assisting Jean McLamb in planning the program were the following committee chairman: decoration, Anne Lassiter; re freshments, Irene Covington; reception, Anne Boykin; pihata, Sehorita Neblett; entertainment, Jo Snow; publicity, Fran Ad- mond. DIME STORE GIFT SETS and STATIONERY SETS for GIFTS From 13th on Open 'Til 8:00 NYLON HOSE WILMONT 5 & 10 STORE DiiraPower Mainspring* Eliminates 99% of the repairs caused by steel niaiiispring failures The only watch that gives the plus feature of the greeter permanency and accuracy of the DuraPower mainspring ... a richly fashioned Elgin is your most last ing way to wish a "Merry Christmas." Prices Include Fed. tax ON THE DIAL Other Elgins from $29.75 Weatherman’s Jewelry 1904 Hillsboro Street America’s best-dressed college girls wear Archer College girls follow the lead of “America’s Best-Dressed Women” and choose Archer stockings for every occasion— sorority rushes, campus wear, gala week-ends. For Archer’s exquisite quality and smooth fit belong with the “Well-Groomed Look” of 1948 campuses. Smart girls will choose an Archer wardrobe. $1.50 $1.95 $2.25 The Showplace of the Carolinas

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