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Page Eight High Life October 10, Bennett Cerf Entertains And Grants Interviews “I’m not responsible for my looks,” joked the famed author, editor, anthologist, and television star, Bennett Cerf, as he addressed a Greensboro audience on the eve ning of September 30. He was answering the second of typical questions, (Why do you look different off stage?), about his current TV program, Whafs My Line. His appearance in Aycock Audi torium at Woman’s College marked the beginning of the Greensboro lecture series, and Mr. Cerf’s first address in the Gate City. Author of Try and Stop Me; Anything for a Laugh; Shake Well Before Using; and more recently Good j^or a Laugh, Mr. Cerf liberal ly sprinkled his lecture on “The Change of Humor and Literature” with his matchless wit and typical cosmopolitan humor. A former writer for a New York school paper himself, Mr. Cerf laughingly denied that any part of his TV panel program was re hearsed, stating that even pro fessionals could not conceal their knowledge so well. However, he confessed that he and other panel members sometimes played for laughs rather than the correct answer. During the World War II period when disaster was the cry of the people, he cited the need for laughter, and so he published his first book, Pocketbook of Ante- dotes, which sold for 25 cents per copy. His publishers soon con verted his first work into a $3.00 volume. Try and Stop Me. Following the lecturing period Mr. Cerf was surrounded back SUPER SNOOPER By Jackie Scott Hi everybody! Well, I’m back again to tell you about all the wonderful bargains at Ellis Stone. I was passing through the hand bag department recently, and guess what I found? Beautiful corde bags in black, brown, and navy blue and in a variety of styles and sizes. If you girls are like me you’ll certainly need on in which to keep ^our comb, lipstick, etc. instead of cramming everything into your poor date’s pockets. Boys, take note. If your girl has been giving you this sort of trouble lately, just step by Ellis Stone one after noon and buy her one of these attractive little bags priced at only $2.98. Right Jill! For the girls who prefer to have their clothes made, you just couldn’t select a better place to do your material hunting than Ellis Stone. I just recently pur chased some very attractive ma terial in solid and plaid, and it makes up beautifully. Ellis Stone has the fashionable charcoal grey priced very reasonably. For that new fall suit, you couldn’t go wrong with any of the gorgeous tweeds, solids, or plaids at Ellis Stone And to go with that new suit you’ll need earrings and perhaps a bracelet or necklace to help dress it up. They have jewelry for every occasion and in just the style you want. The prices are reasonable enough to suit every pocketbook. Girls, if you want to dazzle that special guy, one of Ellis Stone’s pert Ship ’n Shore blouses will really do the trick. They come in solids, stripes, and plaids to flatter every figure. Susanne Cham- blee enjoys wearing her Ship ’n Shore blouses and really looks neat as a pin in them. too. Be good till next time. , (Adv.) MILLER FURNITURE COMPANY, Inc. Furniture of Quality 314 South Elm Street GREENSBORO, N. C. BENNETT CERE stage by college and high school students, interested listeners, and autograph seekers. He cooperative ly and pleasantly answered queries concerning his television programs and contacts, revealing the true story behind Arlene Francis’ black eye; (she cut it with her finger nail), and Miss Francis’s good luck charm, the jeweled heart which she wears constantly. Mod estly, he said that he had worked on a high school newspaper in New York, but with very little success. He sagely advised stu dents of high school age “not to take everything they read in the newspapers as the gospel.” Scholarship Offers Innounced by Routh Principal A. P. Routh announced two scholarships which will be available to the 1953 class of graduating boys. For the first time a $5,000 Carolina scholarship is offered; and the N.R.O.T.C. is again available for senior boys. Morehead Scholarship The John Motley Morehead scholarship is offered at Carolina. If qualified for admission to the university, the winners will be picked on the following basis of selection: scholastic ability and at tainments, qualities of manhood, truthfulness, fellowship^ evidence of moral force of character, capaci ties to lead and to take interest in schoolmates, and lastly, physical vigor, as shown in competitive sports or in other ways. In the fall of 1953, the seventh group of approximately two thous and competitively selected young men will be enrolled in fifty-two N.R.O.T.C. colleges and universi ties throughout the country as students in the Naval Reserve Officer’s Training Corps. Each state will have it's own selection committee of three mem bers who will select those boys best qualified. One will be senior officer of Naval Service, one a prominent educator of the state and another a prominent civilian not associated with miltary or edu cational fields. The student must make a qualifying score on the Navy College Aptitude Test and must be physically qualified for appointments as Midshipman, USNR. The nation wide qualifying ex amination will be given on Decem ber 3, 1952. Duke Regional Prize Committee Announces Annual Scholarships Twins Beauty Shop 1214 Asheboro St. Phone 3-2427 Blalock’s Grocery 1110 Asheboro Street Fresh Vegetables and Groceries Orange Crush Bottling Co. Bottlers of Orange Crush, Virginia Dare Grape and OLD COLONY BEVERAGES FOR RENT • Tuxedos • Blue Suits • Full Dress • Accessories NEWEST STYLES FORMAL WEAR SHOP 207 W. Sycamore Street Phone 4-5882 CClSGy*S World’s Best Barbecue Tel. 4-7728 • 1615 Madison Ave. • Greensboro, N. C. Football Box Suppers—$125 Kirkman’s Airport Transportation Co. LIMOUSINE SERVICE — AIR CARGO AIR MAIL U-DRIVE IT Greensboro - High Point Airport L. V. KIRKMAN, Owner 508 Asheboro St. Phone 35979 Fisher’s Beauty Salon Bring your beauty problems to our experienced staff! 2162 Lawndale Drive Dial 43346 | I Announcement of the annual Angier B. Duke scholarship to Duke University has been made by the Angier Duke Regional Prize Committee. Nine prizes of $750 each are annually awarded to six men and three women. The winners are chosen upon the basis of the tests to be ad ministered later in the year. The prizes are awarded for only one year, but it is possible, by show ing the development of leader ship which is the original basis of choice, to renew it from year to year for a maximum of the entire four years, or for the value of $3,000. The holder must maintain an average in the upper quartile of his class. To be eligible, the contestant must be a resident of the State of Norl^h Carolina, regardless of where he or she prepares for col lege. A candidate may be a gradu ate of a secondary school, either public or private, located within or beyond the borders of the state. ln#Ti(snAi, I t )t£Xi)£J^£}iy3- t Diamonds - Watches Jewelry COLUMBIA DIAMOND RINGS USE YOUR CREDIT A candidate must be eligible fo. admission to tfie fresbman cl»; of Trinity College, College of E? gineering, or the College Women. A scholastic standing J the highest 25 per cent of his or her class must be attained at the close of his or her most recentlv completed semester. ^ The object of this scholarshic is to help develop leaders from those students who show definite potential qualities of leadership The prizes are designed to stimu: late character, personality, Intel- lectual integrety, Vitaliy, and imagl- nation to become citizens with a genuine interest in society, and an ability to influence and direct the course of affairs. Hot Shoppe 439 W. Market Open 24 bours GIRLS!! Thinking about re decorating your room? See us at Morrison-Neese 112 S. Greene ROCKETT'S Reed Repair Service “it's the polish that counts” Pbone 2-3980 105 Concord Street GREENSBORO, N. C. Sykes Florist For Tbe Best In Flowers i Phone 2-5131 120 W. Market St. | Berry’s Used Auto Parts Go, We buy and sell used cars and parts Dial 2-0219—Parts Dept. 3-5337—Office 4-3907 For Football Games Get Your Windtite Jackets In Your School Colors Ideal For All Kinds of Weather Only $1.95 SMITH LOAN AND JEWELRY CO. 328-330 S. Elm St. Greensboro, N. C. tmimtmmiiitiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiimiiiiiiiiiHbmtt Watkins Products 1218 Asheboro Street Famous for Black Pepper and Vanilla 84 years of service Mary King’s Products Phone 3-7344 At Fields of course 102V2 So. Ebn St. Exquisite Feminine Apparel
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