October 10, 1963
THE TWIG
Page Five
Daily Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS
1 Fish dish.
5 Saint Pierre isd
otberg,
9 Maccabees:
Abbr.
13 Ending of some
leininiae nouns.
14 Native of &n Atri*
can river region.
16 From i distance:
Poet.
17 Seaworthy.
19 Normandy tem.
20 Dauntless heroine
of musical
comedf: 2 words.
21 Temperature:
Abbr.
22 English esssyiit.
23 Household
machine.
25 Campus building.
27 Longed (for).
30 Grampus.
33 Mononams of
Blue Eagle days.
35 Gloss (over).
36 Persian mytho*
logical being.
38 Conrad-short
story.
41 Days' of
42 January: Span.
44 Oblique’'line^
46 Sleep.
47 Certainly: 2
words.
SO City of. ucient
Greece.
52 F^se.
54 Where Cow
Psittce Is: CoUoq.
58 Very soft niseral.
60 Beautifying.'
62 Mine: Fr.tLworfs. 24 Witch.
63 One after onotBn: 26 Oriental
9 Showing superior
skill.
10 Popular type of
46 Across,
11 tiDTuffled.
12 Cut shoit.
15 Future, for
instance.
18 Clothing materfiL
2 words.
64 Boor.
65 Men's servica
orgaDi74ttion.
66 __ anus: 2
words.
67 Part of Paris.
68 River into the
Danube.
69 Went away.
DO^
1 Unfermented
grape juicee.
2 "To be to
be:** 2 words.
9 Rouget de _
French poet.
4 Banished.
5 Fruit of the
pokeweed.
6 Double-talker.
7 Jostlfc
8 Firth between
England and
Scotland.
28 Book of the Bibllk
29 Ocean.
30 Begin.
31 Western city.
32 Easily cenTinced*
34 Type of vessel*
. for short.
37 Pittsburgh: 3
words.
39 Bond.
40 Part'ww down
the staff: 2 worm
43 Absent.
45 Mermaid.
48 Cook.
49 Vegetable,
51 Wicked.
53 Home of a witclh
55 Staik of « planb
56 California: Abbf.
57 Fragrant.
58 Anklebones.
59 Book of the Bibles
61 Member of «
Japanese race.
58
IWiss Bell's Spedal Friends
Have Varied Personalities
By POLLY FINAN I
Miss Lila Bell, a faculty member I
in the Meredith education depart-1
ment, seems to agree with the old i
saying that the dog is “man’s best
friend.” This past summer, for in
stance, she entered Blaze, a Shet
land sheepdog, belonging to Mrs.
W. F. Spurlin, in the Fayetteville
Kennel Club Show in which dogs
were judged on their obedience.
Blaze, though he is only one year
old, has already been in two shows.
In the first show, Miss Bell stated
that he was clearly heading for first
place when he broke at the very
last moment. “I could have died,”
laughed Miss Bell.
This summer, however. Blaze
performed beautifully. In competi
tion with over fifty other dogs, he
was the recipient of a ribbon. This
ribbon gave Blaze what is known
as one leg. To receive the C.D., or
Companion Dog, degree, a dog must
have three such legs. Upon
graduation with this degree, a dog
may begin training in jumping. Miss
Bell plans to continue training
Blaze, whom she said is very easy
to handle.
Blaze, as well as Susie, Miss
Bell’s terrier, has attended the train
ing school held by the Kennel Club
of Raleigh. Susie has also been in
shows, but Miss Bell comments that
like most females, Susie has a “will
Two of Miss Belt’s canine friends drop by
for a conference with their faculty ad*
visor.
of her own.” Thus far Susie has
won no awards, but Miss Bell is con
tinuing to work with her. Miss Bell
said that she would be taking Susie
back for further training, and added
“If she doesn’t behave herself. I’ll
kill her.”
Sunday School Attendance Revealed;
Two City Buses Provided at 11:00
CAMPUS CLUBS
(Continued from page t)
would like to have further lectures
on math, industry, and research in
their programs for the year.
The art club is going to sponsor
art sales for the coming year, ac-
. cording to President Martha Os
borne. The club also intends to at
tend special art exhibits around
Raleigh and to feature a Michael-
angelo film.
A panel discussion composed of
members from State, St. Augustine,
Shaw, and Meredith is to be the
next program of the Sociology Club.
President Pat Lay announces that
the discussion will be centered
around the book, Nation of Sheep
by William I. Lederer.
The English Club plans this year
to continue its support of the In
dian orphan. President Peggy Pruitt
expresses the hope that the club
will be able to invite Rachel Wolff
as guest speaker.
The NEA, says President Millie
Pearce, will sponsor a Halloween
party October 30, for twenty-five
small children from the Pine Street
Goodwill Center. The club will
have entertainment and favors for
, the children to enjoy.
The Spanish Club and the IRC
• together are planning to entertain
the Raleigh International Club in
the hut on October 12.
Unbelievable
Can Happen
The church relations committee
of the Meredith Christian Associa
tion has been trying to ascertain
the success of their plan for trans
portation to the Sunday worship
services.
This plan advanced by the ex
ecutive council of the MCA and
representatives of various local
churches provides free transporta
tion for Meredith students at the
9:30 service.
The church relations committee,
headed by Bobbi Lynn Jeffords has
been checking the dormitory cards
of all resident students to determine
the number taking advantage of
this service. On September 15, ap
proximately one-third of the girls
used the buses provided at 9:30,
while about twenty per cent at
tended only the 11:00 service.
However, the total percentage of
those attending any form of the
worship services has declined since
the first Sunday when about 55 per
cent attended to September 28 when
the total was approximately one-
third of the resident students.
A question has been asked as to
why the four buses provided by the
churches and Meredith could not
be divided to have three at 9:30
and one at 11:00. The churches
feel, however, that since they are
offering Sunday school programs on
the college level that encouragement
should be offered to all those desir
ing to attend by having free trans
portation at this time.
Because of a suggestion advanced
in Thursday chapel, a second city
bus has been provided this year for
transportation to the 11:00 service.
TWENTV-FIVE HOURS
(Continued from page 3)
ters to everyone who complained to
me about not getting any mail.”
Toni MacKinney: “Save ’em up.”
Jane Worrell: “Drag out my oils
and paint.”
Ruth Ellen Johnson; “Continue
partying if that were what I were
doing, or study if I had a test.”
COLUMBIAI^
Stephenson Music
Company
Cameron Village
MRS. HAMILTON
(Continued from page I)
5. Carolina Indians
6. The First Town
7. Along the Cape of Fear
Mrs. Hamilton is originally from
Students don’t often gel two telephone
calls at once—especially a senior; Rhonda
Morgan proves it can be done—literally!
This may be called a “party” line.
Bath, the subject of one of the sec
tions of the manuscript. She re
veals that she “took no liberties”
with the history of the times. Al
though there are some symbolic and
imaginative references, the narra
tive is actual history.
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fraternity parties, especially,
these two seniors have chosen
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her itinerary, Lou sees that
her new black and white tweed
shift from Mac Josephs will
be the perfect “eye catcher”
for those fun filled week ends.
Lou’s shift-jumper, featuring
smart black leather trim,
zips in front and boasts a
semi-flared skirt. A dashing
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sling shot shift” will go into
“Wicker’s” overnight suit
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of bottle green, plum and ever
popular black. Both girls
agree that one or two blouses
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And Mac Josephs offers a
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Mac Josephs features the
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Another specialty is the crepe
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