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Page Six High Life February 27, 1 ff.r GfiT. n tt Alumni-Then and Now Frances Newton March 13 is date set'for the wed ding of Miss Laura Paige Troxler and Kichard Allen Thompson, former GHS graduate. Miss Carey Hays Armfield, a graduate of Senior High School will become the bride of G. H. Campbell March 21. Miss Mary Barnes and Roy Suggs ■were married July 27. Suggs formerly attended Senior, and Mary will graduate in May. Miss Lucille Welch, a former Senior High School student, w^s married February 14 to Carl Wrenn Miss Dessie Juanita Irey and Williams Lammonds will be mar ried May 7. Both are GHS gradu ates. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Milton (Mutt) Trexler February 9. Both attendeil GHS. “Daddy, what is puppy love?” “That’s the beginning of a dog's life, my son.” ROY F. SHAW, Manager Fleming-Shaw Transfer Company Local and Long Distance Moving Heavy Hauling and Rigging — General Hauling Phone 4796 Greensboro, N. C. 116 Walker Ave. Scott Seed Company Seedsmen Since 1903 Purity Brand Seeds 235 N. Greene St. Telephone 3-2554 High Grade Lawn Grasses and Fertilizers EXCHANGETTE By JOAN KLEIN PRAGO ★ GUYES- Comparison proves its fashionwise to shop ^114^0 ¥, ^ lu^ed. “If you are not satisfied when your report card is presented to you, you should buckle down now and work for the information that getis good grades. “Of course, everyone can’t make all A’s, but everyone c^n do his best whether it is a low or high grade. You have to consider that everyone doesn’t have the same ability so the person who is good in school work may not do so well in manual work and vice-versa. The grade is not nearly as important as what you learn. “Many older people have regretted that they didn’t do their best in high school for they find them selves handicapped in the business world. No one wants to waste four years of his life by just loafing. Life is too short for that. People \vith a purpose always keep up with their work and do even more. “There are four more months of school left this j'ear in which you can either rise or fall. You can waste a whole year by loafing four months or, if you have done nothing so far. you might be able to save a year by working • hard this term. The students with a goal have work ed hard this term. The students with a goal have worked all along this year and will continue to do so. “You are at the halfway mark of this year; decide now whether you’ll waste it or make it useful. It’s up to you to decide now, for later will be too late.” Editorial from Greenville High News Green^ille, S. C. Dancing lessons for teen age boys and girls are now being sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. Mrs. Clyde Stock- ard, formerly a dancing teacher in Charlotte, N. C., held the first of these classes la.st Weilnesday night. A fee of about .$.50 for the entire course will be charged to all i>er- sons who are not Y-Teens. Miss Lorraine Ridenhour, Y-Teen pro gram director, ha.s further informa tion for interested persons and can be contacted at the YWCA. Greensboro’s Shopping Center for the Young Set” "T rrT*": ■" s 109.11 south Eim st. Kester Furniture Co. 313 South Greene St. Opposite Carolina Theatre The new and old mendiers of Torchlight, National Honor Society, are shown above bringing their candle light tain>ing to a close. They are iViidy Bell, Emily Ann Dees, Bill Hooke, Anna Beeson, Jackie Stafford, Bobby r^chel, Pat Wagoner, Glenna DeWitt, Zack Piephotf, Jimmy Alspaugli, Came Chamberlain, "Robert Carlson, Julia Ann Doggett, Jack Fields, Nancy Smith, Brown Patterson, Clyde Taylor, and Marcia .4nn Furnas. O 9 Babs Wilson Girls, ELLIS-STONE’S has SO many cute and fashionable outfits that it’s a real problem to decide which one to start with. First, let’s talk about coats —Easter coats, that is. If you ppfer white, then this coat is just for you. The lining is of white creiie and the full swinging back is in the latest fashion trend. Gold buttons on patch pockets pro vide the finishing touches to this beautiful coat. Maybe your favorite color is blue. Then, of course, this light blue coat will be sure to make a hit with vou. Only $35, this coat has a swagger back, round yoke, full sleeves, and inset pockets. Wonder how Georgia Katsikas would look in this creation. (Bet she would look very pretty; don’t you think so?) Everyone seems to be afBicted with “petticoat f^ ver”—plaid or solid color taffeta petticoats and petti coats with ruffles, tiny bows, or ribbons drawn through the ruffle. One of the cutest is tliis $4.95 half-slip. A wide eyelet embroidery ruffle and two tiny blue ribbons provide the nov^t? effect. Jean Thacker, how about modeling this creation with one o{ your ballerina skirts? It certainly is a consolation in this ghastly weather to know that or Man Winter will soon be making his exit. Yes, spring isn’t so verj far off, so you’d better start buying for that new wardrobe. At ELLIS- STONE’S you can find the very latest in spring and summer attiia If you want something original as well as figure flattering, then this $25 Sun-Seeker creation is just the thing you’re looking for. A scalloped ruffle goes all the way around the neck and each scallop has a tiny daisj in the center. The scallop also forms the sleeves. Big, plastic novelty safety pins on either side of the neck make this a most unusual dress. The color is battleship grey or gimmetal. Margaret Osborne would really look cute in this. Congratulations upon winning the “Miss From Page” contest, Margaret! Do you need a new blouse (and who doesn’t)? A plaid of blue, black, lavendar, and white is the color of this $5.95 blouse. Long sleeves, wide cuffs, and a white pique collar with a ruffle of the same plaid complete the picture of this charming blouse. Why not take a look at it next time you’re near ELLIS-STONE’S? Or maybe you’d like a solid color blouse better, such as this one available in blue, tan, pink, and light aqua. It has a- round Peter Pan collar, long sleeves, and wide cuffs. Three rows of shirred ruffle surround either side, and novelt.? buttons with a tiny red set in the center go down to the waist. Peplums are going to be the style again this summer. This two-piecer has a pleated peplum. For accent thh deep cuffs on three-quarter length sleeves are striped. Also you have a choice of color schemes—^grey skiit with grey top and grey and white striped peplum or blue skirt wi^ blue top and blue and white striped i)eplum. Remember, girls, at ELLIS-STONE’S you can find the very latest k the Easter style parade. (Adv.) TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE F. D. LEWIS & SON 601 Railroad St. Phone 2-1506 Greensboro, N. C. Contractors .. . Concrete - Asphalt Hardy’s Restaurant For Food You Enjoy JIAIXE LOBSTERS CHOICE SEA POODS CHERRTSTOXE OYSTERS AND CLAMS SIZZLED STEAKS AND OTHER SPECIALTIES FROM THE GRILL ' Phone 3-6304 208 Commerce Place GREENSBORO, N. C. McMILLAN’S DEPARTMENT STORE, Inc. Headquarters for Riding Habits 318 South Elm Street Greensboro, N. C. UnENIION - PHILATEIISTS! Beginners or advanced stamp collectors, visit our stamp department. We have a wide variety of mint and used U. S., British Colonies, and foreign. Accessories Available CAROLINA CAMERA CENTER 125 South Elm St. Phone 3-4523 ... LANE’S LAUNDRY ... The Housewife’s Friend
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