?UYi 'W'/V / \V'IS 'f!?'- 14 Volo 10 ( 1.4!# t iVi %#>> Kife V. 4a#4 R(..^NJS i'fffl7TF.AT CQLTi;i;i, -I A i Al\ "P E !'-i R 0 0 G 1 L 1' ,von th:;ur:h th:; c'cla;-ces TO RE DEC, 5 R I I V.; \. N( rr,- CO ivo u ^... :o E.:>o:i. pr: "f'cnrcd^ ti.Td i+. R; quiYs a ; 'I . ii''0 ■■ -C-j J. :■.■■ ',1 C I, rc; h.'/c A op .Tl.'.tioV', R!.;o-^ ^'0' \T: ■•■.r Tho ,i» 1 1); c- ■ r ^‘■.V ' :-c ;^::o j. ... i. X- A,v:->» 'ju G( cr - "■ .T- 0-A ‘t'-X,;A'T0 ...ir'ui-'ir rA.’vx.; .','4,'-' '^O X """■' i' CT.'.i'S he s x:. :i.o'os ple.y Ihin : CO ’c or fiitii, -.'vv rs- is j j I ■■ he C X:AS .3 • ;c :-.rl i--> Eho play Ti"ii "R-.i'on ].y.rtiu| rOry .-chof i.-ld, Fuy Tr.r;.:rou;4i TjIoeo who ,r- T 1 pa r..ro as ; ’o v ; Ddlla,. PolT •• 0.«-:o ». ih'.ftA' 0-' ■ , KoboA .n.}Ah.r,.A. E; r-L,. • v Vrs Bassett, .Tvx-,:ok.Ux oaU : a,; Schofield, O.a ' a,.0 Oa •.••.= • t Dc.de, Ruth i{iohf..:aocui .c.02 o.-, S..irle^ r„: J„nn=o.; Su:. ..014,...:, B=rtara Jobe* ira-iorle JOiio-.. .pat-y (\-„r*G L’.. naosett. Mona Gp-i 1 Smith; aov4 LAStor Kiaoslir.:, Jam; Coates; Blanche Rep'iolds; 7or.rari, Bo boy nd..._. s. ENTERTAIN1.5ENT FCR THIS SATURDAY KIGxlx Tc prove that it is laore than merely^a (governing body, the Student Gabine- is playing hostess tonight in Anderson. I yii enjoy indoor sports, music, n -things v«»t t, mlBs all the f.m that the members of the Qabinet have . banned. The affair begins at eight o'clock. HOIITREAT VISITORS Desnite romors to the contrary, wi'ii observe T'rianksgiving m much tl same vr&y as in preceding years. At ten O'clock, In Gaither Chapel, the ennice sohool and coicmunioy ''gl “jy for a opeeiol service, at wnich Dr. Caldivell nlX.. preach a lAanksf^vinp sor- i„on and the choir will sing Krc. yoshj Mans' “Praise the Lord, 0 Jcrnsalem. pollowdnr the church TlARnksgiving soccer ra-p^e, s.’cn.o ^ y the Athletic Board, vn he on the soccer field. After ^uT,oh, _ - will be a s'how for all those ^^too ',/iohto S°* . . . The Tiianksglving Banquet ’vill he at Alha at six o'clock. The Social Committee of the Faculty entertairment tebe presenued in Gaixner Fall immediately following the hanqueu. FiTS. Louis Krainock and son, are Abating on the Montrout.-Campus. She wes the former Miss TRldrod Brooks and gr.du- ■ sted from Montreat College -nd taught, English hero before her marriage. sun DIAL STAFF SELLS STAIffS Because of the inconvenience in buyin., defense stamps at the Post e, Montreat- girls are now being given opportunity' of buying stamps on tn cApus. The sun Dial Staff, when it realised that Montreat girls were net fully aware of and cooperating m thi^ imooAant phase of Uncle Sam's defense decided tEiat it could d. something about tho’situp'.tion. Aobhapcl program on Sato urday, November 7, launch'od the ec-mpai^ During the coming weeks the stamps wi be sold on Saturdays in front of ^ > j but anyone wishing to buy v-? ' tine nLy get thorn fro.n Caroline Elkins, 230 College Hall, Hazel Blythe, Fc_ ow- ship, or Faith Swanstrom 6a, Alba.

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