The Carolinian [December 13, 1940]

              Nineteen W. (. Girls
Make College Who's Who
Story "H I'mjf .1. 7%e Qsio€ifua/i
Woman's College—"Distinguished for Its Democracy"
Elizabeth Patten Pushes
Plans (or Honor System
Ktury on I'atlf
\<H.I MB XXII HUMAN'S CMXHUK UK TIIK I'MVKRSITl Of MtKTII IWKOI.IN.I. (iKKKNSIMMUI. V «.. I.l< IMIII I; IS, mill M MNKS It
Education Association
To Meet in Greensboro
In November, 1941
Southern Business Croup
Accepts Invitation to Hold
Annual Convention Here
Tin- Bowtbm Baataeaa Bdncatlon
association uliiili INIS ii uicmlicrshlp of
apnrnilnmU Ij l.'JOfi lliellllMTS. will
MM In Qrttnaboro aexl Navenator »t
which time Woman's college, the hiisl-riess
-'hoots down town, IIIH) GlVUt
bora high schools will IN- boats, About
4-"rfi members will attend Ihi- niiiiuiil
conceal ton. HfilloM will IM- held from
Friday morning mill Saturday BOOB
Rome of '1M- nBOetoajii will feature out-standing
njMkm from lending ml'
\er-iti»-; others will IM- closed meet-liiL--
«—|n-« i:iIIv fnr shorthand tMfhnK
tea. hers of business law, and other
commercial teaehera. A baaqnri Kri
day algal will IM- followed by n dance.
Thi- convention will bring i" the
students ami family of WoaMn*i col
hfp .'in unusual «»i»!•• »rti»nit> to partici-pate,
with very little cost, in one of the
Ontatandlllg association conventions In
hHslnrsii education.
Ilr. NrKee Flak, hiiiil of the II. S.
s A. department, proaldod nt the con-vention
held in Nashville, Ttomeaace,
this year. Toe oasrlal laeltattoa ex
loaded bf Ike bnotaeas educators of
Greensboro lo meet In their city was
accented «t Ike anwtlaaj in Nashville.
Choir Concert Opens Pre-Holiday Week;
Sophomores Plan Annual Christmas Pageant
B.S.S.A. Head to Talk
At Education Meeting
Dr. McKee F.sk Will Preside
Over Business Fraternity
In Chicago, Illinois
Mr McKee Flak, head of the U.S.
S A. department nt Woman's college.
will nd.lr.--- ill.- administrators, prin-cipal*,
and Mipervtnors attending' the
iiniiM.il meeting «.f the National Coin
as-reIn I Tew •hers' federetina in l"bt
» igo, from Thursday lo Saturday.
lleeemher S0-2K. l»r. I"i-k i< editor of
Hi.- yearbook puMbdied by Ihe National
('••nuiH-nial Teachers' federation.
While in Chicago. IT Flak will al
lend n meeting of tin* admlnhdratlve
hoard of Ihe Salbowl r il of ltu-1
IIPM Kducalloa lt«- l- u aiemher »>r
I hi- hoard.
Mr 1'i-k I- president of tin- IMia
Pi K|i-ii.,ti. a national honorary frat-ernity
<<f icraduale business education,
ami will pr.-i.te oter a meeting of the
executive hoard which will IM- held
in Chicago while bo K there.
Mi Jameji t*rawford, » member *<f
Ihe It S S A faculty, will ab«o at
ii-nd Ihe National <'oiiiini-r'-ial Teach-
IT-' federation meeting.
One Hundred Fifteen
Commercials Find Jobs
Mr I'. W Phillips, dlieetor of BObllc
reflations, baa BBnomeed tin* place-mcni
record of tin- one-year Comiucr-
4-i.-ii dam of tin- year 1900-40. of tho
145 members of the class, Ifi uirls have
failed t.. report to Mr. Phillips, of
the l*w» who have reported, 115 nr
now employed. This maaea n total
placemen! "f v» per cent Mr. PntlUpa
feebt MRe tli:i( with the tirls added
wh"iii he has nut y«-r beard from, the
percentace arould Ko over '"►. and also
that ^irN who have IM.i yel been
plaeed -nil hare caod pONnlhllHIeN.
Sine.- the lart r.-|n.rr of ihe place-menl
<-f ihe lenlor rlass of 1(M0, more
ptaeemeatfi hare been made In cram
mar grade, BmtHah, Kreneh, idiyaleal
edtteatlon, Mrlolao and It. S. S A.
nehla. This alvea a total placement of
'.•.". per eenl <.f la-t year*« senior rlamt,
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Freshman Class Elects
Legislature Members
l:.ii.\- Reaf*h*y, Imn4by l<evla, and
I.'.;- I'hiiiin- w**re I'leeteil !«• refiri'Menl
Ihe fn-Nhmnn elai* in the Stud<nt tlov
rhtlatnre i:h/ iheth Thrower
i- lh'- lew i-latM i■iH-t-rli-adi-r Tin* i-Uf
« ..n- held Irtda.v. \..\. il.l..r l"t. in
"It Ih-fif |».-i ..lh... n-nii.d ii, |he
wlnnlna «-f lhew< maautee*.
\\*4>rd-4 f..r the t-I.i-s waiK written l«>
Kmlly i.on Wiii.ii-v are hetaai com-pleted
by Ihe antbor and r^.is l*hUllpn.
The banner Is in n apml flnbtbed atate
l.nrile (irifHn, M*nlor borne ceonomlca
major, i- worklnc on ii-
(lass ol 1943 to Give
Traditional Play
In Aycock Friday
The Mve&lh iiniMinl w>|»liniiinri'
Christman paaeaal will be preaented
by the daaa of 1919 on Kriday. De-eember
U". at 7 :'.Vi In Ayc«M-k IIIHII-lorhiin.
Immediately following Ihe
pBReanl. everyone will he hi\Mini to
Jidn lii earol idaielmi In the quadrangle,
i.> l..< l.-d by Anna Hell.
Anna Rosa IK ehiilriiuiii of Ihe I»HK-eant.
Patte Wooley !•* tleslnnini: the
Ktaae net. The arript is being prepared
by Anne I'itoniak with Ihe assistance
of Kevereml Jean Vache. Mr. «;.-..r-;.-
Thompson and Mrs. Footer Fit/ Simons
are aiding in the musical and dramatic
phases «if the program,
Tahlrauv
The lahleam will be "ProphecyfM
"Annoiiin-iatioii." "The Siie|»hi-rds,"
■Three Wise Men." "Christ Child In u
Manger,*1 and "Christinas in tho Mod-ern
Family." Try-oats for the parti
were held on December n and 12.
Tommy Babbitt, who played "Manier'
In "Family Portrait,*1 nnd Dorothy
Johaaon's little slater will piny In the
last raid.-an.
The narrator will*be ■npported by
choir earol-atnfdns mid neJtatloas,
There will also IM« rnroi Ringing before
the ]M-i:i?i! opens.
Terhnlral Vast
Sally Man.h-i and Barbara Johnson
an- in charge of liuhtlnu. Oetnvla Mid-ler
is making the coatnmea. Chairman
of pnldieily. AI Ire 1'rilehett. Is being
(Continued on Pttgr Tien)
Pageant Chairmen
. . . Ann. I'itoiiijik ami Anna Roaa Ret down to serious work makinK
HIIIII plans for lite Sophomore I'liriatmaH paffeanl whieh will IN* pre-sentetl
on Kriilay evening*, lleeeniber Ifo. in Ayeork ain Iitoriuin.—
(CAIUH.INIAN photo hy Mary Kranees Cox.)
'Pine Needles' to Take LatigUdge StUfJentS
Freshmen Pieces JQ Gjye p-^|| p|
PINE NKKDI.KS pMm <>r Ihr
Home Economics
Group Holds Initiation
Honor Society Welcomes
New Members at Dinner
Parly, December 5
Kormal lull laI loo waK held by the
Home KnmnauVs Honor soebrty Tlmr-ilay,
I*...-m)>< i .".. ai ii p. m. in Hi.-
II..|»:I.III room of tin- Home Kc*Miouib*H
Imlhllng lo web1 elghl IH*W no'inlieri
inn. ih.- nueh>ty. Kollnwlug Hie rere
many a luim|in*l wan glvaw in Ihelr
honor In the private dining ruoiu of
ihe Home Economic* bulhllnff. Th.-
snelety i- composed of the junior and
•tenhir iimh-r^radnat.—. graduate stn
dent-, and alumnae who SM*el n**|Oln<
iiM-nts in* sehularohlii, kwdershlp sisl
-.rxl.e in Ihe ll.ld of hmne eeomuulei
Juniors lire not elected to Ihe group
Until the end Of the fall semester.
Marjorie Norton, elected In her
junior year, and Koxfe Carswell, also
elected in her junior year, are preslilelil
and secretary pro tempore.
The recently elected seniors are:
Elisabeth Kails, Christine Uadftr, Ida
tllldM, liorln Uross, ll.l.n Klli-hh*. Ce
hate Bplvey. Xelsoa Tinker, and Mar
garet Vreemnd.
Mrs. Mabel Cowers. Instructor in
home economics, is faculty adviser for
the local organisation. It was begun
in MOM for the puri«e.e «»f reeognlging
and fostering scholarship, leadership
and service. The UUIUIHT of members
of the society is limited. —.».
Dikean Society Chooses
Sponsor, Dance Chairman
Dikean society members ekfcteil Les-ion
Orahani as uam*e chairman for
Ih.ir formal dan..-. Which will lie held
»ii rVbruary XL The electhNi uecurreil
when lie' Hoeh*ty meiuhers met in Sin
■lents' Imlbtlng Wednesday, lleeemher
II, at 7 :.T0 p in OladyH Till.it. wielety
pr.--kd.nl. pn-i.h-'l at Ihe nieelliig.
Mrs. Kathleen 1'iair. history Instruc
T.»r. has been chosen Kpousor for th
I
Ihe hies of •■! xiug tin* n|mnsor from
ih.- silnilnistrnllve faeulty. rather llim
froui HiiHuiE IIM» ct(UiiMi*lf*rs.
French t'lub to Present
'Pastorale De Noel*
Wednesday Ni:;hl
|*ns|..rnle ■!■• X.icl." an Id II. lh Ii
freshmen who rMsdvad assignment*
on Thursday. Ild-i-mhcr V2, will be
taken Salunlay. I)eceml»er 14. nt
IS noun and Ii:'i0 p. m- IHI the
steps of Ayeaeh auilitorium winch
fare on Spring t*anlen Nlreet.
The lie\l group of fre^hnirll plr- l|«iw«|tMI pl:i>. will I- gltcll l>.\ the
lam will he lakei Thnrsday, „ :ill< „t\\v&. Kn-mh rluh M.-..ui
Mi.inihir |!l. .il I'.' imiiii. \ssjgo. ',her I**, at, _. ..lo i. m in .>.:. , ,. II.I. nt-. imdl
m.iiN will be suit al the llrst «if
next week. ,M T'" l*"» '" '" ' '"—'•-' '"'■
i!.. lit I I mi.- in :i >.. nth.in college. In
. n lid. r the din • I loll "I" M. K.'IH- I la idle.
fueiiliy w|MiiiMir of ill.- club.
Writ leu l\ AIIM.UI'I l.rehan in the
<*cet»iHl ' • IH ury, i he -!■■!> i^ Is ken fno.n
Ihe MII f the birth of ClirM. and
uav |.|;i>ed III Can- III I I.V.V Tile I'n n. ||
inn i. H hi. Ii Im- 1... II i.i...l.-uii/..| by
Ihe .|-. IT. i:. mihlo IliiIm, will iM-fm
I,I 4i. .1 l>\ i!..- Mil i. ih iHirlmeiit mi
I. i Hi.- .in., it i Mr r.iul on- ley.
rolec pn.f.vvor.
Faculty Wives Give
Christmas Party
•II... I:.. Ullv Wll... . Illll .- ...
• in ii imrli r. I I RPMI I.
■■Ill \t.ilii.-li In lh.' \ii.ihi.i |iil< ■•••'In
"I III.' \l .'I.* li"ti-<- <>li 'In. -I|:IV. I ii-
. i nil., r I". :ii :::■•> p. m.
TUI« i- Hi- -- I In .-. -ii.- ..f ■""" •"'"'" :l""""1 "'•• '"" "f
Singers Will Present
Program of Yuletide
Carols, December 15
The Woman's College choir will pre-sent
"Christinas Musie Mown the
Ages," II program of choral arrange
moms representing musie from the
twelfth lo the twentieth eeiiturles. nt
ihe annual Christmap concert on Bon-day,
lleeemher l*». ul ■"• |> m. In AyciK-k
iiu.litorhiui. M.iuher> of the choir will
wear bright nil skirls anil ncek pidv*
with while blouses. Strands of silver
bells, twined with evergreen, will IH-suspended
in the background of the
soloists fur Canttrt
Anna Bell, soprano, and Moris Mar-shall,
i-oiitralto. will sin- the solo parts
of "In Bethlehem** Manger Lowly," by
Mi.kinson. The solos in "I Know. <»
Virgin Mary." by II. It. ('mil. will be
sung by Naomi Smith, soprano, ami
Jean Williams, contralto. Kinogene
Chirk, will sing soprano solos; In reel-tatlves
nnd rhorua from The Mt<sf«iah
[by IJ. I". llmulel anil "O Holy Night."
by Ailolphe Adam.
I'M i;i :IIII of •s.nigs
Karly Christinas songs on the prii
, gram are: "Mlvlmiiii Mysterlum."
twelfth century plain song. Mode V,
won!* from Aurollus Clemens Pruden
(in-. :C|H41:S A.M.: "Venl Kminanuel."
[ancient plain song from Ihe thirteenth
century; "In Mnl<-i .luhilo." mi mielent
('erman earol. from the fourteenth CCBf
I ury, arrnngiil hy K. II. Qeer; "In
I'.ethleh.'in's Manger l^iwly." a traill-llonal
s.mg from the sixtii'nth century,
arranged by Dickinson; "Holy I>ay
Holly Carol." an old Cornish carol of
the Klxteentfa century, arranged hy I*i*-
f.-h\ re : l^>. How* a Itose." hy Michael
Mary." an old Kreneh earol, arrmigisl
I'ruclorlus, and *"l Know. O Virgin
i<> il It. Caul, representing the nev
. niii uih century*-
Carols from Later IVrimls
CbrislinaM mush' from later periods I
Include: •Alleluia" from the Cantata I
Far Is a Child Is Horn, by .1. 8. Bach
and arranged l>\ I.cfehvre. and revita i
llvcHaml clioriis fr The Messiah, byl
i; I' I IMI.I.I. from the Hgbteentb cell i
lury; "A JOM.IIS Christman Hong,*'
Flemish enrol hy ■'. A. tlevaert, and i
\i. els II. r Ihe I hid- Wen- Clyiiig."
.i iraillilounl I'I.IMII i<arol, from the
nineteenth cent orj : "The Snow." music
hy Sir Kdward Rlgar and words by C
eiilortiilumciilN for siuiill gnM<|**< of
fin uii\ WfHiH'li I h--'- etilerlatliiwiili
ttlll clleml over i IN.II...I of in..IHI-n-
llHle all of lb/ t.xidlv a n
'I Ii* -<• H|I*I :n i'*<l';iv li.i^-i«—,--- were
Mr- \v r. Ilarney. Mrs. II II. All-rater,
Mn c M Johns. Mrs. Mai
. ..im Hooke, Mr- K. .1 Forney, and
Mr-. MeKee Fish,
ihe Christ inns siorj in whb*fa Ihe sbi-p
i.. i.« nee i > in.: nnnied ..r the birth of
Clirl t Uy ih. it.'I The sheplienls HIOK
Ihelr pan in I rein h I'h.-••■ Inking HH>
I HI I I ol lit. I., pin nl lin ! Anna IleiI
M.ai- Mai hall. Clara lloewh. Kniogenc
Chirk, and Mr. Caul IMieh-y. The part
of ih.- iniik.-. p. r will he ink.MI by Helen
"""■• i,M" Morgan:>«-*# Vlll Is- play.il hj Vlt
(<'t fflsacd on /'a?/c Thru )
Mr-. Altvnlcr arrnngi*t| llie program
hy Mr.
[uinin IIIHJ -: Mary. U} .11 y . ||r
and Ihi' readier of the prologue will IM>
u,,"h ' -"'' "f ""'-'• '■•' ■'" l.„, linn i/
.;.-.. r^.- I. ,.k„-.,,-. Nlrlne ..r.-h. -in, , T||c. I.. f.„ ||„. |,r.*r Is IMHHI
" '""> h,<* «■ '• :""1 ""• ""'« I., .II.VI.I Ir.n.l, .:,,..!- Th- «il«-
- ' •""'- "' " ""• .l„l. »ill Ink.- Hi.- |..iil "f II.- lilii:.!!.-
iH.lr. .III.I ~in.l.-i.i- in Hi.- Kr.-ii.li .1.-
|.:irli.i.-lil will I"- lln- .Iiorns ..f sh.-|.
Ii.-r.l*.
W..UI.-U InlnlDH in.
Mr-. Ch:irl.-s Itnnran M.-lv*-r. who
i- n in.-inlM-r ..f lln- l-':i<-nli\ Wlvra
■ Iiih. Iran able lo an.nil lh.- pi In
^.■lIl.T. M'r.N/lllll"/ ...I I'il'h' BIX)
-Soldier of France-
Jacques Hardre Returns to America
By Route Through Northern Africa
Music Faculty Members
Attend Meeting in Ohio
M* an II. Hugh Allvatcr and Mr.
Killb llamias. nf the Woman's college
musie faculty, will attend the H'JIKI an-nual
meeting of Ihe Mush- Teachers'
\a I i. inn I a ssi icia | i. ui j II I 'levelu ml.
Ilhio, on M...IIII"T '.II. :io. SI, HMO. This
meeting i- in conjunction with the meet-ing
of ihe National AssoemthM of
s. h--d- of Musir and the Amerleaa
Muslcologleal society.
Mean Altvater, who is president of
Ihe North Carolina Musie Teachers*
association, will represent this state
at the meeting. He will also represent
Woman.- college In the meeting of l'i
Kappa Lambda, the national music so-ciety
which was Installed on thi- caav
pu- la-l year. Mr. Ilaamu Is the sec-retary
of ihe Washington Raltlmore
a-hapler of the Ami-rlcmi Musicolngiciil
s..clely.
"Frunee foughl Ihewurof HIIHagaln. I "I ";i- de hlllxisl August In, bad
whlb-Heruiany rought Ihe war of Hi hi." I <".' I«"l«'r" '" ""'• r h* ,,','■,•"■ fc
stated .la.<|ii.- Il.n.li.-. recent I) d>
iMol.il./,d In,ah -oldi.r and son of U|))||
n a- h.-d MKIMHI O|| NKM-IIIIMT "JH. ami
sailed S'ovemlN-r 2!l for lln- Stales."
iimtlon of Framv,
M Iteoe llanlre, a—••• iate professor of „ |MKav „ f,.« imHltlis for a sohller to
Kreneh nl IVoiium's college, iitlrlbulhiB lt>a\c ||n< it*uulr>. "I was ilrnfle<| in
to this fail and nuiny others the down \o\—UIIMT, IHCtP, nnd M*r«nl until No
fall of l-Yamo. "The luck of -utli ,-«inhi*l, HUH."
i.'K■ . -a"n MH-lel.'V,'''I'VIns,"C~|M>1I..'-I< inaugural**- !' .MM.H-ha.nlaiNl arms ,nnd air enrpM Cmrrnasmlimi Restrleted
.... i- amdber of the i-omplex ...n-.- nl ||„ \ms „,,,„, ,||slant relatives m
Food Directors Meet
MIHH MUIH-I Swnnmai, dh*tllhin u
Woman'M eolb'gc, presidetl at Ihe meet
in;; nf Ihe I Still ford coiint> F I S.r\
i... direciors Tuesday. Heremls>r Ml. :.. M,(I„M,,;|I|(, Tangier In Northern Afrl
li.ii" 'H <t. U ■■'
Hctuiirs Through llgerla
Jin ipies had In.uhle la . r
r.. ih.- 1 nil. d Slllli IM . :i
mh "ll ohlli i |*ll) and
..HI hair • oil - a .|;>\. is hard!) mle
•plllle l<. prolific |>.i ilge to the Sl.il. - "
ami IHHIIIISI' of th.- mfessary detour North I'nrollini t
llirollgh \lgerla. French and Spani-h I fellow-hip
Mi and Mr- K. ne llardre and iheir
I i.in, .-. hut lo< never hoard from I hem.
Pi ■ pli n iiphsI Pram .- are not al
low«i| lo eorres|iou*l with those who
'.. Ii • in ui ipieil Ii... '
.l:o ipi. - .it - that hi plan • for Ihe
rut ore nre lerj Imlellliite. hut that
In ma) i.tniii io ih.' I iiKcrsil) of
i in■ i.- hi- leiu Inn:
7;in p. in. in Ihe Home KcooomlcM
hnildliiff. Miss Cleime Hoyd, director
..I' fireensboro art I cafeterias, led
tin? evening dbH*uaslon,
.a to gel to Mst Portugal. It i-imi-.—
ihie r..r dlMchargitl French sol
tilers i" pa- through spani-h terri-tory
in Ruro|s>.
daughter im-l Jmipn-s nl J.r-.-.\ elly
when1 his ship Ihe S S Kteler ihieked
Mianlny, Hcccnilicr '•• -lac.pics had I n
■way in France fi»r II nsinths.
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Mathematics Majors May
Take Civil Service Exam
Virginia Tucker, a graduate of the
I'Oi rlass of Woman's college, re
num.I lo Ihe campus November 2T»,
Miss Tmk.-r. for live years has been
employed in the research laboratory of
ih.- National Advisory committee «»n
Veronanties. Ijingley Field, Virginia.
She i- IH*W III charge nf one of ihe
laliomtorles there.
Mi — Tia-ker's imrpoHT in visiting
IV an's college was t" Interettl mathe
m:ill«« inajors in taking Civil Serv
i..- tests f.u- .-mplo.vm.in in this A>ld.
St*Vl*ml glrN from Woman's college
iiiv going to take the examination In
ih.- near future.
This is MI open field mill an ex-
..ll.ni -ource of employment forgTadU-ales
iu mathematics, Mi-- Tucker re-ported.
Freshmen T Clubs
Sponsor Traditional
'Hanging of Greens'
Vesper Services in Hut
Will llci;in Ceremony
Sunday. I)cccmlH*r l.r>
In Ihe traditional "hanging of the
green." freshmen ineinhcrs of the "X"
will go from hulldlng to hulldliig nil
over CMinpUK hanging Christina*
wreaths and singing rands on Sunday
evening. Deeemher i."i.
The ceremony will Is-gln with a
special * caper service in the ■•\" nut
at 7 ::M) p. in. .lulla Mavis, worship
chairman for the Y.W.C.A.. ami Mary
McKarlmnl mid Cli/ahith .Ionian, wor-ship
chairman of the freshmen "Y"
cluhs. have prepared Ihe program for
the service.
After vespers, the frcshiucn will sing
carols as they deliver wreaths to all
the reshlem-o halls mid to the infirm-ary,
and they will bang wreaths on Mr.
W. C. Jackson's door, on Miss Har-riet
Klliott's door, anil on Mrs. Churle*
Mclver's door.
Open house, to which all students
lire Invited, will lie held hy the fresh-men
In the "V" hut after the "hanging
of the gn*on." Itetsy Smith, social
chairman of the Y. W. C. A. and the
S.M Id chiilruieii of the fresh BII-II clulm
are In charge of pinna for Open bonne.
Kvcryone Is Invited In the "Y" but
OH Snturilay afternoon, December 14,
nt I p. in. to help in making the
wreiiths.
Mr. W. Dorset! Talks
To Composition Group
Masqueraders Sponsor
Class in Writing Scripts
For Children's Programs
A group of students, organized hy
the Masqueraders for the pnrpoae of
learning to write radio script for chll
dren's programs, met on Sunday. l>e-
I-I'IIIINT 8, nt (t::to p. in. In Aycock niiill-toriiun.
Mr. Wilhur Doraett, tishnical
director of Claylikers. is leader of the
group
Mr. Domett spoke briefly abowj (he
technique of writ lag for radio, nod as
an lllusi rai ion he read one of his oriel
mil Hcrlptu He said thai he plans to
have one or uion* scripts written by
members of the group rend nt each
meeting. The next meeting will tie
held on Sunday. January 12. at tl :.'iu
p. in. in Ayeoek auditorium.
Klnce Woman's college 1^ a state hi
*dItutkm primarily Interested in train
ing learners, Ihe Maaqueraders betlevo
that -Hid. nl- should learn how to give
worthwhile entertainment to children
now and in the future. Plans have
IHS-II made lor broadcasting work of
the group over WHIG, the Greenaboro
radio broadeastlng station.
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Music Students Present
Fourth Recital of Year
The fmirlh Hlii.l.-nl recital <if the
y.-iir m Rtrcn on TliurMlay. l>wni-
IKT IS, in tin- rertlal Imll .>r the Moslc
i.uihliiii:.
'rii.- piano 'numl..-rs on the protrrani
iv.-n-: 'In Autumn." McDowell, ami
"Itanjo-|iii-kiT." John Powell, by Vlr-
Kiniii llnrpbjr; aad "Prelude0 Minor."
S.-rliil.lii.-. II work for l.-fl liiin.l iil.-n.-.
Saved by l.mlw Uodbejp.
'rii.- vol.-.- M.|..-iionM arefe: "'► Tut-ria
Mia" (from "Aiilnl. Verdi, SUIIK
i.y Marjorie Wllllaau, linii.. Wall al
Hi.- nlano; "I'IIIIUHOII (r.\i II,-.-- ijiio.
an.I ."A.l.-l.-'s I.IIIKIIIIIK Sine" from
"I ii.- Klitli-rmniiN." .loliami KtrattM,
HUHIK b) I'lara 1C.H-S.-II. Virginia i'nr-ruili.-
rf aerompanjilnc,
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CoWegfi (Zhoir to Sin<<
Over WBIC, Tuesday
iu keeping with Ihe uplrll of the ara-
Hnn. the ('..lh-.- choir, under the direc
lion of Mr. George M Thomnaon. will
pn-. HI :■ program of I'hri-imas music
over Grecnshoru radio stalbm, WHIG,
Tuemlny, lleeemlN*r 17. ai H i> in.
The selctloiis on this program will
be taken from those sung hy the choir
in the annual rhristman ■■oneeti on
Rnnday, iVcember 15. This will hot be
a program i»f Ihe familiar carols, hut
the music will he that of Ihe great
masters,