North Carolina Newspapers

^ igt^ecember 13, 1946 The Belles of Saint Mary’s 1 get, y ,EET' ! ’s m RIP?' Kenneth Evett Wins First Prize in N. C. I Art Society Exhibit Th tVi twentieth annual session of •® ■^oi'th Carolina State Art So- opened Dec. 4 at 8 p.m. at , Walter Hotel by a word of 0 from former Governor J. V ■ Ehringhaus. Mr. 'Ehringhaus Pi'esented the president of the Katherine Pendleton r; ?^Ston, who presented a short Society. Following y,' ‘y^^’i’ington, Miss Juliana Force, An, Whitney Museum of Krt, Hew York, made a ° * ttorlo ^°®®^6nts on the attitude of r V fii MP LKCTUUE of evening Lj,J *^Ad Goodrich, research curator Lgy^'^thor, also of AVhitney Mu- I “IV; 1°^ ^^nierican Art, discussed vt"Horner” as the evening’s ■PT' Peaturej addn ess. The I’RIZES AWARDED • 'I’lesti ions. ‘Did 0>'’ i )0^‘ \A \>4 •F>! >' l)llf “Trina” h On went to uommoia, Ball. T»oc. 7 for the Assembly Chri ★ ★CAMPUS NCTES ★ yr eill*'; gjjJ.®? winners of the tenth annual 'verp Kortli Carolina artists N®®’ i Ifp), ^ii'iounced by Mr. Ehringhaus. i ^ Evett, Winston-Salem, was i pi’ize of $500 and pur- ' “Ca^ iwize of $100 for his oil, : a Second and third tiverf' Went respectively to Alary bub; eia . ^ nomas, University of Geor- fw-t tL Wuted Birds” and to Ilar- fAi'r‘0](l Eichmond, Va., for ’ Poll "Solid.” ; IValtg "'tWS meeting at the Sir to b Ubity a preview of the ex- ■ die ^*^1^ a reception was held at ® Art Gallery. » Town Talk ^ ^'’e in Your Eyes” and -nS.' I'li’oneK Ai . Jus* try wading ’ * dents’D ^ in^o ill the Day Stu- ; jU Boom. a l‘j 1^,! Jollowb'' ° on you know ?” P rj,Tou know: *''id Eulghum can sing fJalir went to the University 2. TwS St year? ""I'taiii 'q,! dalia Anne Perry has “a 3. ,p|^®°nieoue” in Pennsylvania ( ^’erp: ^ ^ Ilarriet Aloran under- p/i ®oi’ious operation at Rex ,S‘ 4. S I'ecently? ^ yedding bells, not sleigh 1 Sge V ^°i' Rlioebo Ann S '*"11 thi-'*S Etta “Boots” Trog- 5. ^p, 'Christmas? ill SticufS S^ii West is from Con- * i ^’ii'liiin.A doi'i'y Ann Quinn from. ■■1'’ ® Tb P# Plav ^"ance is “Meg” in therp^^'^ knew all that anyway, *^^*iitin(j 1, * ®ornething strange and t'" appening every minute. Alary Eugei bas a brand new f?®*ance. Alary Eugenia 1 l.j, ®d Ghp-^^Uasoii bas a brsnul new Blake and went to Columbia, follS"'^/^°^idays will be cmm- ^awrenpp iVaS^ Robl^iH giving a dance, th ^ to Qp , t IS traveling all the Sivay^i^tte just for mie. By '^ho ^'^yone who doesn’t alley goes with? Christine Price, Alarion, Aid., had her mother, Mrs. Howard Price, and her sister. Miss Mar garet Anne Price, as her guests bsiov. 28 through Xov. 30. * The Board of Trustees of Saint Mary’s met Xov. 20 at the school. ^ m * Dr. and Mrs. Richard G. Stone attended the Georgia-Georgia Tech, football game in Athens, Ga., Xov. 30. * * * Mrs. L. B. Naylor’s grandson. Judge Clement, AVashington, D. C., visited tlie campus during Thanksgiving holidays. «: * Miss Martha Dabney Jones spent the week-end of Xov. 30 at her home in Norfolk, Va. S= # ^ Mary Bowman (’40), Nancy O’Keeffe’s sister, visited Saint Alary’s Sunday, Dee. 1. # ^ « Betsy Jones, Farmville, visited Vivian Scott the week-end of Nov. 30. * * * John W. Morgan, chemistry professor, plans to tour hlorida during the Christmas vacation. * * * Thanksgiving Day the Rev. I. Harding Hughes had charge of the service at Holj’' Innocents Church, Henderson. * # * Last week Commander William R. Cox, formerly of Raleigh, now of Washington, D. C., paid a visit to the Hughes’. Commander Cox, after being in active service dur- Eebecca “Becky” Smith is going to the AYake Forest dance at the Sir AYalter Hotel next Saturday. Another day student alumna, Airs. Ralph A'oung (Golda Gurley ex ’47) is proving her Pjowess of the cuisine by inviting Alildred WdEe Chamberlain and Betty Lou Byrd to a steak dinner Saturday. ■Alystery! AVho was the man in that black limousine who came to see Lillian Evans ? i „ Isn’t it funny how popular the week-ends are? Janet Marianne KirkpaHick like Ricl moiid for theirs. Concord is Be ty Hobby’s favorite. Armecia Eure and Lillian Evans went to learn German in Chapel Hill—oh Jeak Cabin parties are a high spot for the gals too. Glenn Harden, Mar garet Cooper, and Margaret Cum mings enjoy them. „ioTitv The last State game saw plenty of action and day students too. Alary Alarshall Ragland, Betty Lou Byrd, Violet LaEue, Xaiicy Young, R^ggy Powers, Loiia :^ames, Anne He son, Katherine Blake, Cecile Pick ett, and Dorothy Jones were a few who were there. The Blue and Gold Dance was a “hit ” Barbara Crawford, Betty Lou'Byrd, Anne Henson, Katherine Blake, Cecile Bickett, Violet LaRue, and Barbara Barnes thought so, any- ^The day students are ever “on the go” and always in the most exciting places . . • ing the war, has recently been given a tivo-year position in the Gunnery Department in Washing ton, D. C. # * # Dec. 1, the Rev. Mr. Hughes had charge of service at All Saints Church, Roanoke Rapids. ^ Harding Hughes, Jr., who is doing graduate work at the Uni versity of Alichigan, is expected to arrive home for Christmas holi days Dec. 22. * * * The Rev. Mr. Hughes will be guest speaker at the annual ladies’ night Civitan Banquet in Greens boro, Dee. 19. * * Miss Geraldine Cate will liave nine students furnish music for the annual Civitan ladies’ night banquet at Sir Walter Hotel, Dee. 14. # * # Several members of the faculty and staff attended the meetings of the “Culture Week” exercises held ill Raleigh the week of Dec. 1 to 7. # # # Mrs. I. Harding Hughes had the program for her Book Club Dec. 3 at the Woman’s Club. She read a paper on Alexico City. # * * Dr. Richard G. Stone had as guests for lunch Dec. 3 Charles Tucker, Warrentou, Chairman of Ground Committee of Trustees; Mr. Danielson, contractor of the work being done on the grounds; and Charles F. Gillette, Richmond, Va., landscape architect for grounds. Library Notes 0 Among its newest books Saint Alary’s school library lias received What to do About Vitamins, by Roger J. AVilliams, director of the Biochemical Institute of the Univer sity of Texas. This book gives help ful information about the minerals and vitamins needed for bodily growth and the foods in which they may he found. Students of Spanish will be inter ested ill Literary Currents in His panic Arnica, by Pedro Henriquez- Hreiia. This hook surveys cultur ally incidents in early Latin Ameri can history which played an impor tant part in influencing the trend of its literature. At The Theaters (December 12-21) AVAKE 14 I’artiier in Time. Lum and Abner. 15-16 Anna and the King of Siam. Irene Dunne. 17 Hoodlum Saint. William Powell, Esther Williams. 18 Sing, Neighbor, Sing. Radio Stars. AA^estern Gold. AAIBASSADOK 12-14 Two Years Before the Mast. Alan Ladd. 15-17 AATiite Tie and Tails. Dan Duryea, Ella Raines. Tex Beneke Hits Top With Recording Of ‘Falling Leaves’ Tex Beiieke has done it again with his wonderful arrangement on Victor records of the new “Falling Leaves” and on the other side that favorite oldie, “Star Dust.” Victor also just released a new Sammy Ka3'e recording. On one side the bouneey “Zip-a-dee-doo- dah” from Walt Disnej'’s movie “The Song of the Deep South” is featured, and on tlie other is an inimitable Kav’e treatment of the eatcffy “Sooner or Later.” Both of these songs have pleasant vocals. Perry Como’s rendition of “Pre tending” is one of the best of any we’ve heard. Andy Russell lias made a record of this too, but it’s not as good as Como’s. CHItlSTAIAS SONGS “When A’'ou Trim Your Christ mas Tree” will make anj^ listener count the daj^s until Christmas. It will never take the place of Bing Crosby’s “White Christmas,” but it’s eveiw bit as sweet and sentimental. The Ink Spots have a very special arrangement of this on Capital records. The King Cole Trio has a new number which is definitely on the .jazzy side. It’s “Best Alan.” This is also on Capital records and can be bought either separately or in the King Cole Trio Record Album. On the other side is “For Senti mental Reasons.” PAST AND JAZZY “Just One Alore Vote” is Bing Crosby’s newest offering to fans who like him singing fast humor ous ditties. This one is really witty, and the “Old Groaner” is in the groove. An old favorite everyone is singing again is “Honey.” The Ink Spots have the best recordino' of it. ^ ROMANTIC—MELODIC—LYRICAL Frank Sinatra is once again in a romantic mood with “The Whole AVorld Is Singing Aly Song,” one of the loveliest love songs in a long time. Tlie melody is of the kind one finds oneself humming after hearing it for the first time, and the Ijwics are something to think about. “I’LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTjMAS” Finally, “I’ll Be Home for Christmas” is the song everyone is hearing right now. 18-21 Deception. Bette Davis, Paul Henreid. PALACE 13-14 Bomber’s Moon. George Montgomery. Code of the IN’airie. Sunset Carson. 15-17 Two Y^ears Before the Mast. Alan Ladd. A’ABSITA’ 14 All Cartoon Show. 15-16 The Very Thought of You. Dennis Morgan, Faye Emerson. STATE 13-14 Don’t Gainhle AA’itli Strangers. Kane Richmond. 15-17 Plainsman and the Lady. William Elliot, Gail Patrick.