Page Six HIGH LIFE December 13, 19io' Landscape Gardener Seawell A. T. >S(ia\vel], Jaiidscapo •gardener for the city schools, ‘vvlio has just coinjileted beautification of the grounds around the gym.— (iSVrt// l‘ho(() by IhiRNELL Kennedy.) Seawell Urges Students To Help Protect Grounds UcKcxIdhiff tJu* aflilotie field, repair ing with W. r. A. aid one of the lin- est of wild-flower'eollection.s, and tak ing (aire of and eoiistantly transplant ing sliruhhery arc only a few of tlie many and varied tasks wiiieh J. T. Seaw(‘ll, superintendent of ground.s for liie -D schools in (liis district, lias per formed liere, Mr. fteaweli lias taken particular in terest siiuro his occupation of this newly-created position last July, in the fight against plant diseases. Explain ing that careless hrushing against a plant may kill it or transplant gexans from one shrub lo another, Mr. Seawell asks that all students help him by using the shrubs for beauty spots in stead of footstools. Plant Plans “}. II, S. could be as attractive a school as there is anywhere,” con- Smilh Dry Cleaning Qualify Dry (Cleaning Service Cash and Carry or Delivery Service 20!) E. Sycamore' St. Phone 80.57 Oh MENS HO IP), N. C. Gifts for Mother ALAN'S 110 N. Elm St. Millinerif—Handbags Have You Seen Our New Shop? Drink More Milk Our ixasleuri/ed milk and cream insures good health. OotiK's t'resli daily from our own henls. Rock Creek Dairy N. Elm St. Dial 1507 eluded Mr. Seawell, after explaining hi.s future plans last week. These plans include screening off of the school on all sides by cedars and dogwood, ob taining a smooth lawn around the school, and improving or replanting the box woods along the main walk. 1268 Students! And years .from now in that cottage for two Wlien tliey need furniture they’ll know what to do. They’ll run and skip to be sure Straight to Durtner’s for their furniture! Buriner Furniture Co. 312 S. Elm St. Christmas Gifts Of All Kinds FOR THE BOYS FOR THE GIRLS EVERYONE WILL WANT TO WEAR THIS BEAUTIFUL ^ ScliDnl Jewelry It shows school spirit CHARM OR PIN ,$|OOUP Tlie perfect gift Tar the girl rriend With the New High School Seal College Shop ind Beauty Salon 405 Tate Street This ad worth 25c on any purchase of school jewelry Dietitian Gives Menus For Floliday Week Vegetable .soup, swiss steak and gravy, steamed rice, snap beans, apple sauce, Harvard beets. Plate Luncli: salmon .salad, steamed rice, gravy, snap beans, roll, milk. Peach and cottage cheese salad, stuffed celery, carrot and date salad, mixed vegetable salad, cream cheese and olive sandwich, bran muffins, comstieks, choco late pudding, Royal Ann cherries, and mixed fruit cup. Tuesday—December 17: Vegetable soup, roast chicken, dre.ssing, grtivy and cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, green peas, corn pudding, buttered cabbage. Plate Lunch: chicken, dressing, gravy, cranberry sauce, peas, roll, milk. Apricot and date salad, sal mon salad, potato .salad, pimiento olieese sandwich, date muffins, cornslicks, peach cobbler, fruit Jello, grapefruit cup. Wednesday—December 18: Vegetable soup, chicken bash, giblets and rice, boiled potatoes, turnip greens, carrots and peas, asparagus. Plate Lunch: chicken hash, potatoes, greens, roll, milk. Congealetl pear, lime ,jello, deviled egg and tomato salad, cole slaw, cream cheese and pear salad, nut muffins, cornsticks, cocoanut cake, fruit cup. Dunstan, S. Kennedy, Hunt Win Scroll Test National Contest Results To Be Announced Later; 3 Types Stories Entered “When Did You Buy Your Britches, Boys?” a rib-tickling feature story about the imaginary origin of current boys’ fashions by Aurelia Dunston; “It Is for Us to Do,” Douglass Hunt’s editorial on the responsibilities of American youth in education; and Solomon Kennedy’s version of the pros pective state championship game at Chapel ' Hill won the three-division local .iournalisni contest held last week. This contest sponsored by Quill and Scroll, international honor society for high school journalists, provides a $500 scholar.ship for national winners. Results to Be .\nnounced in Spring Of the total 10 entries, the class chose the best paper under each topic and entered them in the nation-wide hunt for writing talent, results to be announced through the Quill and Scroll magazine in the spring. In last year’s match, Barbara Bent ley ’40 won the grand prize for the Southeastern states for a feature, “Baby Snooks Takes a Cen.sus of the Censu.s Taker.” Christmas holidays will begin next Wednesday, December 18. After a two weeks’ vacation, Greensboro high school students will return to school on January 2, N. G. DINER Opposite O. Henry Hotel A Good Place to Eat Telephone 9434 Greensboro, N. C Errol^ Fhnn DONALD CRISP'FLORA ROBSON»ALAN HALE Monday Tuesday IMPERIAL a A NORTH CAROLINA THEATRE m TELEPHONE 59ZO It's Christmas at Vanstory's Vanstory’s Student Shop Is Well Prepared to Take Care of Your Gift Requirements for CHRISTMAS! Try These: Exclusive Sweaters By Catalina and McGregor Pull-Over or Coat Style All the New Shades $2.95-$5.95 U'4 AicUNA The All-American Shortee Made from heavy all-wool fleece cloth, leather but tons, plaid wool lining, inside zipper pocket Sizes 14-20 $12.50 $14.75 V. Made from Genuine Zephyr and Worsted Yarns British Rib and Baby-Shaker Stitches Other Gift Suggestions: NECK WEAR $.50-$1.00 COMB & BRUSH SETS $1.00-$1.65 HICKOK Belt & Buckle Sets $1.00-$2.00 HICKOK JEWELRY Tie Bars and Gards $1.00 Glass Billfolds $1.00 Tie and Flashlight Sets $1.00 Pen and Pencil Sets $1.00 Mufflers $1.00-$1.65 Gloves $1.50-$1.95 Eleanor Dare Taylor Will Be In the Gift Department From Now Till Ghristmas Come In and Bug Your Gifts From Her

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