The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26

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seasons fashions.
Cool. winds whispering
|. through the tall trees and low
pushes, waving slightly the
turning red ard gold leaves, an
1ounce emphatically the formal
introduction of the fall season.
Over the Carolina campuses the
young college folks don stylish
fall apparel, the new fashion
trend being towards heightened
skirts and gay neckerchiefs.
Naturally the skirt-and- sweater
fad fingers on. and the wide
belts. wool blouses and straight
skirts live on in the seasons
fashions.
AS the year advances, the
books become a little more
worn and the days until that
first weekend home or Thanks
giving holidays are lessened.
Over the last six weeks at the
colleges, more of the home
owners have been recognized
\ certain capacities.
Recently Rachel Cameron
Won acclaim at Converse col
.ege when she was chosen as
a representative of the fresh
man class there to participate
in the swimming meet, Rachel,
who is known for her achieve
ments in some sports. is not
only %favorably recognized for
her ability in swimming; but
also she has won. many nonors
for her Workmanship. Heartiest
congratulations to Rachel for
her selection for the meet.
Though the Carolina Wake
Forest football game lies g
couple of weeks in the past,
showed further back by each
passing day, the remembrance
of seeing so many of the folks
from home remains. During the
game, I waved to Beth Harriss
and Libba Roe who were sit
ting with Nancy Trask, Sally
kelly, and Jean Bobbitt.
BELL TOWER
While leaving the stadium,
passed Poll Barefoot, Maurice
Moore, and Howard Penton
and near the Bell Tower on the
UNC campus l saw Eloise ia
cobb. Also 1 ran into Dick Has
son and Bobby Ross, from Dur
ham, and we stopped to talk.
l recognized Marjorie Batsor
and Mildred Pierce there with
the Wake Forest students, and
Decatur Blanchard. Naturally
Betty Walter was present as
part of the Wake Forest banc
land she stepped mighty fine
before that band at the half.
tool
Much of the gang headed over
to Raleigh after the game anc
met at the Sir Walter Raleigh
hotel. Billy Burton came by fol
a while before hustling over tt
the State = University of Florida
football game in Raleigh thai
might. Barbara Carter came by
Eleanor Willetts' room for
minute or so; and later on
while leaving the hotel, VII
mingtonians met Wilmington
ans yhen Bobby Crowley ane
some other boys passed by.
On the way back to Greens
boro early that night. we passed
Through Durham. We stopped
for a light and noticed a bunch
of Duke boys standing on the
corner. Shouts of recognition
echoed down the street as Bob
by Melton ran over to the car
Just a short visit, a little bi
of conversational news. . .ane
we were on our way!
l hustled along my beater
path to the p~ostoffice and foune
a letter from Queens filling w
box space. Great news 'bou
popped open the envelope
Flora McIver and June An
drews were planning a tril
home This weekend inaugu
rates the homecoming plans fo1
Flora and June: and they say
it's a great feeling! A week OF
SO ago the two enjoyed a visi
from their mothers who jour
neyed to Charlotte for the week
end.
Seems as if Friday and Sat
urday of this weekend have
served as the beginnings o.
glorious days for more than one
or two, and Greensboro is
named as the jumping. = oil
place! Early in this past week
I encountered Mary Anne Ham.
ilton and heard of her plans fol
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