The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-11

the pages OF last years annual,
glancing over the well-known
snapshots and favorite places.
Kay Anderson and Billy Nc
Eachern were busily engaged in
a game of cards, while Mary
Anne jenkins was intrigued with
working the push-button lounge
chair as fascinated Hugh Evans
looked on.
Cooter Lewis and Tommy
Marable were on one side of the
room talking, and Marilyn Good
man and Bill Huffman were al
so engaged in conversation.
Too swiftly the hands of the
clock scurried over the numer-
ais on the face, and time had
rolled around for good-byes.
COME TO CAUSEY'S
Even as parties fade out of
the spotlight, weiner roasts
move rapidly in. Tonight down
on the beach Catharine MacRae
is flinging one of those Ameri-
can custom parties as she sets
Weiners, rolls, sauce, soft drinks
and all the other loves of a hot
dog roast before the guests clad
in dungarees and blue jeans.
The other day the telephone
tangled a few times and as l
answered the call, l recognized
a familiar voice-"Hey, We can
have it,"
That's the cue, gang; take it,
and hustle down to J. D. Caus-
ey's house on Middle Sound
early Saturday night. Because
this time, somebody's life is
practically sworn away that it
won't be called off! Honest! So
grab your blue jeans, overalls,
or any old clothes you aren't in
terested in any more and head
out there. All you guys and gals
that have been there before
know what path to follow, so
make plans to git-a-goin!. Sat
urday night around $3.50 will be
fine. Nc special invitations are
issued. just everybody mosey
that way!
It seems like ole times with
the football games and teen age
club dances coming into the
spotlight once again. Friday
night New Hanover High School
will go against the first football
foe of the season when the team
meets Wadesboro out at the Lee
gion Stadium. And the yearly
activities concerning the high
school dancing crowd will fall
into step as the Community Cen
ter opens its doors to the Teen
ayers for the dance following
the football game.
Lately the Teen Age Club has
swung into a hum of busy do
ings as they met to elect new
officers last Friday in their first
business meeting of the new
year. Ed Allard was.elected to
serve as president; and David
Smith was chosen vice-presi-
dent. Beth Maynard will be the
new secretary, and Randy
Grant will hold the office of
treasurer. The chairmen are:
publicity, Jere Lewis; program,
Morley Schlessinger; and Music,
Clyde Neal.
Throughout the year the rules
remain the same as last year,
as well as the dues. And Incl
dentally, dues must be paid be-
fore October l to obtain mem
bership. Dances will be held aft
err all the home football games,
at which time the club will stay
open until 1870 instead of clos
ing at the regular Friday night
hour of HOO. Members Of the
visiting football team and out
of-town people attending will be
considered guests of the Teen
Age club. Refreshments will be
served at special dances but for
all regular dances, which will
be held every Friday night, the
snack bar will be opened.
There will be a reelection of
officers at the beginning of the
second semester. Remember
that the hours are Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday after
moons from 3 to 6 o'clock, and
every Friday night from 8 until
II o'clock.
Until next time, then. I'll