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THE HILLTOP, MARS HILL COLLEGE, MARS HILL, NORTH CAROLINA.
Feb. 10, 1945.
Cupid’s Beau
By Belle
Roses are red
Violets-blue
I Well-Can I help it
If I love you?
It’s here! That one and only
day in the year when you can
oil he your own sweet selves—
take down your crew cuts and
glamour bobs and yes, drool. We
know who you love, but maybe
she doesn’t, so come on, give her
a break and tell her. Just this
once—Incidentally, Cupid’s Beau
was born on Valentine’s Day just
a year ago! Hence the tender
feeling we have for this red-
heart day.
Even ol’ Marge Bell has gotten
The Fever! We overheard her
singing “Let Me Call You Sweet
heart’’ to the garments she was
laundering last night.
Hurd Bradford — gruesome
newsome—has “Been Bit,” too.
' He’s even offered Monty his
rusty frat pin! Is Jane Joyner
trying to interrupt his one way
pass? We wonder.
Well, support my aching body!
Guess what we jes’ heard down
in the Hilltop hole (sometimes
called “room”) Our EDITOR,
Bob Chapman, to Lill Miller:
“You’re stealing my sugar!
(We’re going to have to charge
ration points to some of the occu
pants of this “column.”)
Among Billy Robertson’s long
list of H.T.’s (he keeps a file
system) we saw little Jean Joy
ner’s name! Bullits is in Seventh
Heaven with Carolyn Bennett,
glamourous new-gal (one of ’em).
He can’t get that Bliss-y look off
his mug. They do say, though,
that it’s been there all his life!
Mr. and Mrs. Benfield went
through a hectic week-end when
the “Seven Saints” honored them
with a joyful visit last week.
During the course of the visit it
seems that Jerry “Fatso” Dayton
landed a Man. Herb’s the name,
and it looks like Love.
Bill Taliaferro and Bobby
Barnes, would-be laundry-lug
gers, were flatly turned down by
“Cash.” They requested that we
print this poem for all their pros
pective customers to be disap
pointed by:
Don’t pay us your dollar
And keep on worrying
Lug your own laundry
And go on hurrying!
—0. Riginal.
Aggie Davis has another suck
er on the_ string—Tom “Ive-
Never-Been-Kissed” Ivestor! She
thinks he looks like Cary Grant.
Joyce Benfield, Ruth Tilson, and
Virginia Marshall must think so,
too, cause he’s their H. T.
Carolyn Boyles, the little gal
what don’t talk much, finally
wormed a date out of Raymond
Wyatt. Where are you, Vicki?
Dub Lane got so excited Fri
day when he had a date with
Genie Jo that he almost couldn’t
find her.
John Brinegar seems to be
smitten with Doris Johnson! Have
you ever watched those two
giggle? Silly billy.
Candy and flowers to Fran Hob
son for dating Mert last week.
Wonder if he’s “The Man I
Love”? Incidentally, where was
Sneakey Sriaverly?
Alta Ponder, cute J.'il town gal,
still has Wayne Edwaids folded
gracefully around her thumbs.
Did you see Gerry Hobbs will.
Prof. Wood last week-end? He
must like ’em plump. We hear
that she’s batty over Thomas
Swann. Wonder who sent Gerry
the anonymous warning letter?!
Poor Jean Brooks looks a little
lost with Shorty John Wallace
gone, at least she’s got plenty of
other lonely company in her
misery.
Scoop! Joyce Tommy Wright
is letting her red locks question
mark grow out! Here’s hoping
the campus glamour boys sans
hair will follow suit!
Perhaps you’ve heard that Tony
Day has three sisters now. The
new one’s name is Rosalee. They
all went home to Valdese, N. C.,
to visit the folks last week.
Mary Nichols has been won
over by a little red valentine!
We think Baine Harris is a sweet
boy, too, Mary.
Mary Elizabeth, just because
Jimmy seems to be giving his at
tention to Esther at present is
no reason for you dropping him
from your list of H. T.’s. You’ve
got just as much chance as Jackie
Rogers or ’Nita Barnes. Besides,
isn’t Morgan just as good.
Guynelle just can’t eat her
breakfast unless a certain blond
is there to keep her mind off the
eggs. You had better come more
often, D. V.
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YOU WILL FIND WHAT
YOU WANT
GROCERIES . CLOTHING
School Supplies
Toiletries
At
GIBBS DEPT. STORE
Mars Hill ... North Carolina
BELK’S WELCOMES
MARS HILL STUDENTS
TO ASHEVILLE
BELK’S DEPARTMENT
STORE
38 PATTON AVENUE
ASHEVILLE — NORTH CAROLINA
What’s happened to Don Hud
son and Martha Ann Mauney?
Two Jacks are needed to make
our Valentine’s Day roll call com
plete. Resico and Byrd are the
names!
And here we dip the juicy pen
in sugar coated red 'ink to wish
you all a most touchin’ and ten
der Valentine’s Day! And while
you keep in mind the true mean
ing of the day, remember that
love may be blind, but Miss
Diggers isn’t!
P. S. Advice to Belle’s swains:
(printed without her permission)
You might be able to get the
heart but you can’t locket.
Lights! Camera!
Action!
Ilnd a Hollywood talent scout
i,een U'omping the muddy paths
of ti e LilUe Circle and tramped
into Fellowship Ilnur on Tuesday
night the careers of Garbo and
Turner might have been .ioomed
to disaster.
A hush'fell over an anticipal
ing audience, and even Dub Lane
was quiet—for once. The first of
the campus beauties to appear
under the auspices of “The Wood
Cottage Club” was “Miss Billena
Todd.” In a stunning red dress
of definite sophistication “she”
entered the exquisite foyer to
take her place before a brilliant
•trip of popularity.
“Miss Humphrey,” native of
Lumberton, with her formal pos
ing provided an almost aristo
cratic atmosphere with the pre
sentation of the most modernistic
of . . . turbans—the blank is for
you to have a real amount of
word power.
A vision of summer beauty
sent warm chills down the femi
nine members’ spines as Miss
“Livvie Greene” modeled the
most luscious of tennis suits—
minus the skirt—even Mars Hill
fashions conform to war-time
standards.
Miss Edwina Dunlap provided
competition for the “Doras” in
Mademoiselle as she strolled out
Gross Bros. Restaura
nt!
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in a brilliant-hued flannel shirt—
we only saw the shirt—you tell
us what else she wore! .
B. S. U. Entertains
New Stu(dentS|
Miss Tommie Ivester enchant
ed the onlookers with “the be
ginning of a perfect day” in a
brunch coat of the most exquisite
taste—across the breakfast table
with the toast. And that smile!
The men (?) went wild, but
lacked the courage to ask for
autographs.
Like the clever house of man
agement they saved the “gla
mour” to the last — Miss Billie
Robertson. In all the coyness and
fickle flutter of eyelashes strolled
said lovely (?) Miss in an ex
quisite dress of ... blue. And
the newest of color combinations
plus originality of dress was de
monstrated with the green pine
bough in the form of a “southern
fan.” Ah!!!!!!
(Continued from Page 3)
were: Thelma Deal, Robert
Perry, Bob Jones, Virginia Mar
shall, Martha McClain, BillJ
Todd, and Mildred Jones.
“The Romance of Roberl Volil
Burns,” an educational film, wa'^
shown during the evening.
An informal half hour of mu
sic concluded the program, aftj
which delicious refreshment
were served.
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The models withdrew from the
thundering approval of the audi
ence as Miss Todd was roped with
a paper banner signifying her
jufstandlng beauty.
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