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  • Societies and Clubs . MRS. BUCHANAN ENTERTAINS Mrs. C. C. Buchanan charmingly entertained recently at her apartment in HeuDin Kopertson Hall with two babies of bridge.' Honor guests of the t veiling were Mrs. T. W. Fernald of Syiva and Mrs. C. B. Buchanan of East LePorte, Mr. A. K. Hinds made high score. Uuesits of the evening were: Misses Dorotny Moore, Ruth Oliver, Thelma ixoweil. Mary Enloe. of Syiva, Mrs. C. B. Robinson, of East LaPorte, Mrs. T. W. Fernald, of Syva, Mrs. C. H. Allen. A. K. Hinds and White Mease. An ice course was served. Previous to the bridge party. Mrs. Buchanan was hostess to a number of guests in the dining room of Moore ..ir . W. M. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. V. Ii. Alh n, Miss Beatrice Denmark, Mrs. T W. Fernald, of Sylva, and Mrs. C. B. Robinson. MISS HOW ELL HONORED Miss Thelma Howell was given a dinner on March 5th, by her table of \ ...ii s.;e is lios.ess. The occasion ■ >ra*'H at Mrs. Brown's honoring Miss Howell's birthday. .... g young ladies: Mis es Margaret McGnacken, Rachel I. s .1 "ssie Kigdon. Loaise Burnett, Sue Hartsville, Norma Painter. ....lu a Button. Dorothv Neal, enjoy- ed a delightful dinner at Mrs. Biown's i aa aide was attraotively decor- I with a lovely birthday cake with 1 n candles. After dinner the group went t> .i.nvp.is room and worked Jig- >r. t sion \nyone reviewing for tests? V-iv hovs who have had vi- their rooms? COMMUNITY CLUB The Community Club met recently in the high school auditorium. The piogiam consisted of a number M veiy deliglittui musical selections, iney were rendered t.y the Schubert Ga.ee t tun. the college orcnestia anu me faculty quartet. Miss braswen an.I mr. riunt sang two vocal solos. t oilowing this Mrs- H. D. Hunter gave a shorn sketch of the lit! of Schubert. Club officers for the present year .lent. Mrs. C. H. Allen, Vice President. Miss Nannie M. 1 illy; Sec- r. .my. Mrs. Lee Hooper; Treasure., M.s. W. E. Bird. HENDERSON CLUB Among the recent organizations on the campus is a Henderson County i lab composed of eleven members. 1 ne following officers nave been eiec- ed for the year: President, r'reno Dockings, Fletcher; Vice-Presmen., ttaiph (.■oforth; Secreta.y, Eana on- lard; and Reporter, Gladys Blytne. Other members of the club are: Mary Reese, Opal Pryor, John Searcy, Kaily Pryor. Carroll Sorrells, Hubert .In ice, and George Lewis. Additional members are expected during the spring quarter. A program to be presented in the near future is being planned by members of the club. In this program. feature* relating to the historic! development and progress of the county are to be given. S10KN" Coach Poindexter and those Cat. . amounts? ' . The road to Sylva passable Seymour at the gymna- Ottis Freeman leading a police dog? Anyone with his shoes on wrong? Any of the boy at Robertson H«!l feeding a dog? 'airy Sams doing practice t^ac.%- HKLICIOUS ACTIVITIES Methodist: I he Methodist Sunday School has elected new officers lor the Spring Quarter. They are: President—Otis Freeman. ident—Dan Tate. Be--.-Trias. -Reva McDawhorn. The class meets each Sunday morning in .Hi. Visitors are cordially invited to attend. j^p worth league: the lip worth League meets each Sunday night at 7:45. Some very in. tcreting and helpful programs are given. Every member, as well as visitors, is urged to attend regularly. Baptist: The B. Y. P. U. meets every Sunday nignt at 0:30 at the Baptist church and followed by preaching service at 8:00. New officers are to be elected at the next meeting. Presbyterian: On March 19 the Presbyterian Sunday School class elected new officers lor the Spring Quarter. Thev are: .1 Franklin Smith, President. Andrew Carrol. Sec-Treasurer. Mrs. .1. F. Smith, Pianist. Miss Lena Allen. Teacher. This class meets in Madison 2 at 10:00 each Sunday A. M. Much interest was shown during the winter qua liter and we trust that it will continue to be so. All new members are invited to enlist in this class and visitors are always welcome. r Western Carolina men make the k Y.M.C.A. [> your headquarters while in Asheville I Phones 5869-789 t AM its NEEDS a list submitted by twenty »ne <utie, "Campus Needs ac l Carolina,' tne fo. lowing .ere listed with their number s. hlevtn si.ated a better spirit anu loyalty among the oody. Eleven listed financial that would provide for a new us.c building, auditorium, and dormitory. One for more advertising for i.he college. Four asked lor improvement in our social life. Three said that there were too many organizations on the campus. Three suggested better kept grounds and buildings. One a beb.er registration .ystem. Eleven listed a more friendly atmosphere on the campus. Fiv. suggested a better spirit of co-operation between the faculty and stu- den l. Last but not least one suggested an improved route to Sylva. COMPLIMENTS HENSON'S CASH MARKET Cullowhee, N.C. The name of Sidney Lanier, southern poet, has been proposed for the Hall id' Fame of New York University tor 1985. Mrs. John Huske An- I torian of the Daughters .,( the Confederacy is calling on all the schools of North Carolina to join In this movement to give deserved recognition to the most distinguished figure in American letters isnce the passing of the New England group poets. Programs on Sidney Lanier with some of his poems read would serve to emphasize the name of this pin t to our school children. His birth, day was February 3. so it was es- peci illy fitting that such a celebration be held during this month. •♦- m$ .^a* -^^ <^s»- -^^ -^B*- -^s** ~o~ .^a*- -^s*- -^ J COLLEGE STUDENTS J Use our Cafe for a place to receive your friends. Let this be your down-town headquarters. We sanction the progress made by Western Carolina this year. The Wild Rose Tea Room ♦ Your dimes have more cents at STOVALL'S 5j*—10(*—$ 1-00 Store Sylva, N. C. TINGLE'S CAFE Welcomes College Students while in Asheville Phone 3056 29 Broadway Ave. Baby Grand Pianos W. H. RHYMER Phone 3516 10 Government Street J CALL-WIRE-WRITE for Flowers of all kinds Students and Faculty we welcome your trade. Robinson's Flower Shop Battery Park Place Asheville, N. C.
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