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N.6. College
News Items
BY GENfiVIEVE SMITH
NORTH CAROLINIA COLJUEGE
CAMPUS has IJ^gun donning' its
Cristmas glamour by beginniinj
with a full B&7lal calendar, all
week. Next wee!!^ r?' shsll be
.just tired cnoug*h and shail have
enjoyed ourselves Just enough to
really enjoy Our Christmus holi
day at our respective firesides
—^perhaps even jxpccUiiy old
Santa Claus. T7e are happ> that
the cominjr week will b} full
because we won't study assijjn-
meiits anyhow. Why? The se
cond quarter begran Friday, Dec.
1'5, and it wfft require 3ix days
to* ua to get acquainted with our
new prbiTs and frottettea. How
good it is to begin a new quur^.
ter, having finished with the old
one. We are looking forward to
a better year with great enthu-
liasm, we have made our i(solu
tions to work hard and to play
hard anti by sp, doing wf will
councellors and instructors
proud of us. . ^
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THIS COLLEGE PRESENT
ED EGON PETRI, noted Polish
Pianist in a r^tal at B. N. Duke
Auditorium on Friday night at
•ight p. m. Selections were
taken from Bach, Beethoven,
Chopin and Li»t. The iccital
lasted two hours.
. Miss Thomasina Talley head
ed the committee on enlertaiti-
mffnt for Mr. and Mrs. Petri.
On Saturday the College Choir
and the Men’s and WomeuV Glee
Clubs were ITosts to the Petri’s
in an informat entertainment at
B. N. Duke Auditorium at 1:30
p. m. In response to these
musical units program tho out
standing: Petri captivated them
with the playing of request
numbers. The same day fiom 3
to 6 p. m. at the Teachers Home,
Fayetteville and George Streets,
for the noted pianist and hifi
wife. «.
Those present were the faculty
and staffs thetr wives and h^«-
bands, the College Choir and the
Men’s and Women’s Glee Cluibs.
The cottage was decorated in
the Christinas colors, red and
green. A poinsettia centcrpiece
was used on the table flanked by
green candles. Red roses and as
sorted flowers adonned the
living room. Tea, assorted sand
wiches in white, red and green,
•tuffed dates individual tea cakes
with white icing and red with
green decorations was served.
hope f!fat Mr, and Mrs.
Petri enJoyed us as much a» the
entire College enj^oyed them. It
was grand to have been able to
associwte with such an outstand
ing personagsy to noti^.a few gf
kk qualitie/i »nd h»bit» .. »nd
above gll to know that tho3« who
are really gre«f are those who
 bave applied and used their
italents and not those who have
buried then*.
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Ba>rr«l Polka” a tune wliich the
' cchool has been using at a
pep long during the foo^aJI
. aea^n. Auld Lang Syne ended
s/.tha recital.
The president of the forum
giave words of greeting to th«
high Khool student and pre-
Mnted each witb » copy of the
idiool p«p*t. .
AMONG TH(3se IN THE
lime light this week were the
house directresses; "Mnidames
Lottie Kimble, Nan Jones and
Maude B. Holbrook. The Senior
Dormitory,^ one of our "recently
Completed building, was opened
for occupancy this week with
Mrs. Holibrook as directress.
Many changes took place with
only Seniors, fully ^classified as
such, moving into the Senior
Dormitory; Sophomores a A’'d
Juniors either remained or were
moved into the Annie Day Shep
ard Dormitory and the Fresh
men remained in their dormi
tory. Some of the studenlt will
*nis# their former loomates and
neighbors, how^ver, this change
will occasion many new friend
ships and acquaintances to be
made as a consequence.
ON SATURDAAY IJIGIIT Ihe ^
Alpha Chi Chapter the ^Ipha
Sorority, the Ivy Leaf Club and
the Sympathizers Club held its
joint Christmas party in the
parlor of the Annie Day Shep
ard Dormitory with Willie Wali^
en, President of the Ivy Leaf
Club, presiding. Many selections
were rendered and enjoyed.
Miss Katie K^lly, Physical
Education Instructor was con-
atul«ted upon her recent
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’The Farm Scearijrt Admin istra
tion found that moM fsUurM
familias on it* program for giw-
inff low income farmer* a nrw
■trt resuked from illnaiN malaria,
hookworm, pelkigra, tobemlaoa.
Thousands of Farm Securttjr A4-
miniatnition families now rMeiv*
medical aid and hc«ieh instruc
tion through the Farm Admin
istration medical care program
provided for them in cooperation
w>t local medical societies. Upper
left: Nurse Lillie McCormick
aesiats in as wt—itBattaa at Fliat
River Fannie Oeeegie. Ls/wm
left mi.thers at Cea^a Baa4, Ala^
watling for adviee at tha pn>-
ethiie. CaaAar
8baml>urg talk «
from palki^a kow mJHi,
ao4 freeh ragtaMea will fraveaA
and car* the diaeaaa. U^par
center gardana wkiak pewrkla aa
ample variaty af pretaatira faada
are on« of the faw atitafli aa
,Farm Security AdminkMrattaB
loans.
MOTHERS’ CLUB
THE MOTHERS CLVn, lead
ing Durham organization, will
sponsor two Christmas partiea
.on Friday, December 29. , The
first will take place tn the after
noon and will be attended /by
younger boys and girls, and in
the evening the debutantes will
be entertained.
PiNCVILLlU-
Cotiniiad from page taro
Sacrertary;; JTHnita Stitt, Traaa.
Aa our abl* aSriaor w« haaa
M. C. Shaw. Th> Mid
Seester examanartlon of Pine vUTa
High Schooal will bagia an Dae.
19 and continoa until Dae. SC.
The Pineville student * body
and faculty wlah arary^ an* a
Merry Xhmm And A Happy Naw
Year. ‘
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~ • HONDAY-TUESDAY DECEMBER 25-26
LINCOLN I
THEATRE I
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA %
OUR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS GIFT TO —
A Fruit Cake
FREE
WITH. ANY PURCHASE OF $15.00 OR MORS—
Our Customem Expect to get their FRUIT CAKE h«
dafib year—-And We have it for yon.
Five Points Furniture
Young and brilliant author of
the currently popular “Moses,
Man of the KTountain, which has
received wide praise in literary
circles'^since its pubiclation re
cently by J. B. Lippincott com
pany. Miss Hurston, a Guggen
heim fellow of several yeara ago,
won fame with her first I'ovel,
“Jonah’s Gourd Vine.” Of Mules
and Men and Their Eye* Were
Watching God have brought
added laurels. (ANP)
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