OCTOBER
1949
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Say hello to your date in a grey and chartreuse wool jersey dress like
the one Betty Yates is wearing and watch him beam. The touch ot
color on the rolled collar and huge patch pockets lend a glow that
turns this into a special dress for that special man. (Photo hy Burnie
Bachelor.)
ALUMNAE HAPPENINGS'
WAKE COUNTY CHAPTER
The Wake County Chapter of
Meredith Alumnae held its last
meeting on Tuesday, October 18,
here in the hut. Dr. Lillian
Parker Wallace, head of the
Meredith history department,
spoke on the subject of “World
Affairs.” Hostesses for the
meeting were alumnae members
of the staff and the faculty,
with Miss Ellen Brewer of the
Home Economics Department
in charge of refreshments.
Officers of the Wake County
Chapter are Mrs. Robert Ponton
(Elizabeth Hostetler), presi
dent; Mrs. J. E. Williams, Jr.,
(Eleanor Edwards), vice-presi
dent; Mrs. John T. Howard,
(Mary Florence Cummings),
secretary; and Margaret Moore,
GREENSBORO CHAPTER
On Thursday, October 20,
Miss Mae Grimmer and Miss
Lillian Grant attended the meet
ing of the Greensboro Alumnae
Chapter. Mrs. Hugh W. Page
was hostess for the occasion;
and Jewel Hyatt, president of
the chapter, presided.
SALISBURY CHAPTER
Next Monday, October 24,
Miss Mae Grimmer, head of the
Meredith Alumnae Association,
will speak at a meeting of the
Salisbury Chapter and aid them
in their effort toward reorgani
zation. Mrs. W. C. Steen, (Kath
leen Helms), will be the hostess
for the meeting.
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B S.U. EMPHASIZES THEME IN MASS MEETING;
TRAINING SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVES HERE
“Go ye into Judea, Samaria,
and to the uttermost parts of
the world” was the the theme
for the B. S. U. mass meeting
held on Wednesday, October 12,
at the hut. Meredith could be
termed Jerusalem, Betsy Ann
Morgan pointed out, as she re
viewed the activities of the
B. S. U. on our campus. Julia
Parker showed how Raleigh
might equal Judea and told
about mission work here in the
city.
The bigger unit of North
Carolina (Samaria) was elo
quently expressed by Eugene
Ensley, president of the State
B. S. U. and student at Wake
Forest, who told briefly of the
work done by the B. S. U.
throughout the State.
“Meredith might be Jeru
salem, and Raleigh, Samaria,”
Marjorie Trippier then declared,
“but the world’s the world any
way you look at it.” And that
world, she went on to say needs
us. Christians claim fellowship
with Christians everywhere and
fellowship means sharing—your
love, your time, your money,
your news about God.
FIELD REPRESENTATIVES
Misses Hilda Mayo, North
Carolina Young People’s secre-
tary, and Mary Augensteine,
first field representative of the
W.M.U. training school at Louis
ville, spent Thursday, October
13, in conference with girls who
are planning to go into full-time
religion work.
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The first faculty recital of the
year was given Wednesday eve
ning, October 19 at 8:30 p.m.
by Miss Martha Hamrick, pian
ist. This newest member of our
music faculty graduated from
Meredith in 1947 with an A.B.
and a B.M. degree. She con
tinued her study of music with
Helen Titus at the University
of Michigan, where she received
her M.M. degree.
During her senior year at
Meredith, Miss Hamrick was
editor of the Twig.
Her program Wednesday in
cluded :
Sonata in D
Adagio
Allegro
Maestoso animato
Giga
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Faschigaswank aus Wien,
Op. 26 Schumann
Allegro
Romanze
Scherzino
Intermezzo
Finale
Sonata, Op. 78 Beethoven
Allegro ma non tropzso
Allegro
Estampes Dehussy
Pagodes
Soiree dans Grenade
Jardins sons la Pluie
A reception in her honor was
held in the blue parlor follow
ing the recital.
Today—Saturday
GARY COOPER
WALTER BRENEMAN
in
"TASK FORCE"
Starts Sunday
ROBERT MITCHUM
JANE GREER
— in —
"THE BIG STEAL"
Starts Wednesday
BURT LANCASTER
— in —
"ROPE OF SAND"
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