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The Key West citizen., 1954-09-29
Baby Boy Myers

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Glenn Ny
erS, 824 Fleming Street. are the
parents of a pound, ga ounce
son. The baby VINO has been nam
ed Donald Glenn was born at the
Naval Hospital on September %.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-29
Bliss, i,
by D"1
jeonnette

"A firm advertising for a male
stenographer received this reply:
Sir: am Chinese Bung Ho, but
can drive typewriter with good
noise, and my English is it. My
last job left itself from me for
simple reason that big man has
mad. It was on account of not
my fault. So, honorable sirs,
what of it? If can be of big use
to you l will arrive on same date
as you can guess"
Whilst the above might not to
some of you be funny-let'S just
pick up the CD thoughts of-type-
writer, advertising, English and
date-all of which yours truly is
weeth-a leetle late-so, shall we do
today's buys and bargains which
rate
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" you have been . bit relUe.
tant 70 get your hair shampooed
and set because you only speak
Spanish. please don't hesitate
any longer. At the Adorable
Beauty Salon, 924 Simonton,
Kitty Sanchez has recently
Joined their staff Of excellent
operators. She speaks this lang.
vsse fIvsntly-snd so will under.
stand Just how YOU wish your
eoiffure done.
. = - = Z
Twas almost as if F. Scott
Fitzgerald himself were at the
party(he'd had a good time tooD
and the era of the "roarin'
twenties" returned for an evening
of frolic and gaiety at Aeropalms
when VX-1 passed through black
doOr-with the small "peephole"
reminiscent of the days-shall we
say, which did not legally allow
a man to have a glass of-to
quench his thirst with or with
out fluoridation).
The Captain (Curt Hutchins)
carried a cane and wore a candy
striped cat and his lady Louise,
wore most fashionable outfit
(Which she made herself) of
canary yellow satin with V-neck
and a multi-colored beaded girdle
circled the low waist of those days.
Floating black chiffon hankies
highlighted this charming costume.
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CLASSES START NEXT
WEEK at the new Key West
Division Of the famous Fred
Astsirs SCHOOL OF DANcINcl
Enrolment for this complete
dance education program for
boys and girls can still be made
at ST. Pavl's Parish Hall, how.
ever the studio will be OPENING
Monday-at 429 SoUthard Street
upstairs over Ideal Toss).
RolIene Pollock will supervise
one Of the most famous and Sue
eessfvl systems Of dance instrue-
tion-fhat was originated by one
Of the greatest dancers Of our
tims-Fred Astaire. The same
expert guidance and training
which not only made the Astaire
style Of dancing welI.known TO
oil, but the benefits of his ex.
Perience and ability now comes
to your children through the Key
West Division Of this school.
Although the Studio is still in
the stages Of completion, CLASS
ES WILL START NEXT WEEK
and for those Of you who are
interested In BALLROOM DANG.
iNG-phons RolIene Pollock at
1896.
Princess Nina who Is we'll.
known for her excellent ballet
instruction In Our Town will
teach the advanced students and
Helen Vessiehio will start fhe be-
ginning students on their way to
The fun and many advantages Of
daneingl
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Anyone not familiar with the
dress of-as my Joan would say
-olden days-would think that
many of the women at the nartv
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-29
Son For RvAns

1t. (jg) and Mrs. Gordon Frank
lin Ryan of 18-A FELTON, Road, are
the parents of pound, GA ounce
son born at the Naval Hospital on
September "a. The baby has been
named Steven Dee.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-29
Girl For Certsens

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Max Cert
sen, 1910 PetrOnia, have announced
the birth of their dauther, Sheri
Eilene, at the Naval Hospital on
September 81. The baby weighed
) pounds, 13 ounces.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-29
Babv Bow Smoof

Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Neal Smoot
have named their son Walter Ray
mond. He weighed 7 pounds 212
ounces at birth at the Naval Hos
pital on September "a. The parents
live at 1901 POinciana.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-29
Baby Boy landraxx

Mr.. and Mrs. OriS Landress.
1853 F Poinciana, are the parents of
a pound, 1894 ounce son, Johnny
Lamar, born at the Naval Hospi-
tai on September %.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-29

by getting shelf guards for them.
These fences are available in trans
lucent plastic and can be affixed
to either glass or metal shelves.
When all contents of the cabinet
have been removed for rearran2-
ing, remove shelves and soak them
in warm Soapy water to remove
any hardened smears.
Clean up time is a good time too
to check on all first-aid supplies
and standard remedies which may
be running low. - AP NewsfeI-
lures.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-29
Oh, 10 "DONALD'S BEAUTY
SHOP" do go
And you'll be pretty for your
best beau!
= - = - -

BY the time you read this - the
first game of the World Series will
have been played and think yours
truly-although an ole American
League fan will desert to the Ma
tional League and - root for the
Giants - just on account of be-
cause.
And so tomorrow, hope to hear
Snatches of the game whilst making
the rounds of the shopping beat.
TILL THEN, YOURS TRULY,
jeannette.-(Adv't.)
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-29

A-3C James r. Cooper, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Cooper, of
934 Poinciana Place, processed at
Parks Air Force Base, in Califor-
MIA with the 2349th Personnel
Processing enroute to Japan.
Prior to his shipment to the Far
East, Airman Cooper was station
ed at Keesler Air Force Base, Miss
as radar operator.
Before enlisting in the Air Force
in March 1854, Airman Cooper at
tended the University of Florida.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-29
Michels Have Son

Mr.. and Mrs. George William Mi
chelS, 81 Salt Pond Flats, ars the
parents of pound, IA ounce son.
The baby who has been named
Jack Biff was born at the Naval
Hospital on September 22.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-29
NAVAL HOSPITAL BIRTHS

the birth of their laughter, Sherrie
Janet, on September % at the Ma
val Hospital. The baby weighed :
pounds, 15lA ounces at birth.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-29
Grand Relief
For Grandpa's
Dry, Itchy Skin

Az we grow older. the skin becomes dry.
loses natural oils. is often unbearably
irritated and itchy. Folks over 30 hnd
Resinol wonderfully soothing. Contains
lanolin which helps replace missing natural
skin oils. Dry, itchy skin feels 30 good when
you apply medicated Resinol - and relief
usually lasts for hour Get comforting
lResinol Ointment At all drug stores
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-29

na0 a headacne- cause there were
seen with those wide bandeux worr
low over the forehead-practically
smashing the eyebrows-but ooof
500 chic in the twenties!
All yes, ropes and ropes O
beads swung that night and hose
(not the garden type) were rolled
aH the days of college Humor'
and Joe Judge" were seen again
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What do you want out Of .
house or building? Every one
who builds has their own definite
idea and BENNETT coNSTRUc-
TON Co., 2l7 DUval Street not
only realize this but keep your
plans as to what you wish con-
stantly in mind.
This company has built many
fine structures in Our Town.
They are beautiful to look at and
one thing which you ell can't
see at first slanee-a plan TO
keep your future maintenance
costs at an absolute minimum
is practically built in" from The
foundation.
For pride and pleasure not
onlv in the completion, but in
the time to eome-PHoNE 1883
because BENNETT BUILDS
BETTERl
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Don't think for one minute thai
the lads allowed the gals all the
fun of dressing back" to time
hilarious, but actually-not toe
distant. There were striped blaz.
ers and Peter Hyles came off with
one of the originals-h he used
"Crayola" crayons to- draw his
colorful coat. Many Of the we'll
dressed gentlemen sported golfine
caps and knickers and straw
skimmers (where did they fine
them?) .
- = -
Simple SIMON was . pie man
etc." and just know that the
fins which contained these
delicaeies came from HOME AP.
PLIANcE CO., Ine., sos SIMON.
TON Street. All the cooking
utensils-ineIuding the very lat
est-ean be purchased here.
They have WEAREVER, EKco
and REVERE pots and pans
either in starter sets -or they
can be bought separately.
Frankly, this is one Of yours
truiy's favorite shops because
no matter what item-larss Or
small you housewives need
you'll find it here. That includes
everything - even the major
electrical appliances! F'r in
stance-covIdn't help but notice
those marvellous FLINT and
EKco stainless steel cooking
tools. And because rust rsars
as q problem, am glad to tell
you all Of the ALUMINIUM
CLOTHES HAMPERS in many
colors and sixesl Z Il
Noticed at the Home Appliance
Co.. that they not only have Q
marvellous selection in different
price ranges Of out door stoves,
but they have all the accessories
for open.air cookery. Which re-
minds me-are you all prepared
for This popular patio means Of
entertaining this winter? II NOT.
by all means 90 70 fhe Home
Appliance Co. and inspect fhs
facilities for This informal ard
wonderful way Of dinins-in your
own backyard.
Cliff and Alice Rigsby sang
duet and did an excellent Charles.
ton." Oh golly-it was wonderful
fun for those present and too
a bit nostalgic-what with college
pennants hanging all about (yeess
yours truly remembered many
of them)-and colorful balloons
and the "victrola" playing "Toot,
Toot, Tootsie, Goodbye" and dc
declare-it was all there-except
perhaps the model "A" cars COM
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-29
Legion Auxiliary Hears Inspiring
address On "Good CitizenshiD''

Chaplain Lneberger told guests the
Legion auxiliary at their meeting last Thursday night that good c
zenship started far back in the Bible B. c.
In his inspiring talk he explain ed citizenship
God and how mankind bev through the wears he
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-29
SHOE HELP

If your leather shoes are soak
ed in the rain apply saddle soap
to them and let them dry with
the soap on. This prevents stiff
ening.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-29

Mix deviled ham with cream
or cream-style cottage cheese for
a sandwich spread. Add minced
chives or parsely, prepared horse
radish or Worcestershire sauce for
extra seasoning.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-29

also double as soups or cereals,
and there was a beauty in the
giant eight quart size.
Starter sets can be obtained in
this attractive bean-pot brown
and aqua color dinnerware. How.
ever, the Caroline Shop carries
ell the pieces and you can obtain
any item-evp, saucer. plate, etc.
as Country Fare" is sold on an
"opsn stock" basis. BY the way,
this would make a marvellous
wedding present as these beauti-
fUi dishes are informal enough to
use for any meal and yet lovely
enough for the fanciest buffet
dinners.
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DIAMONDS TO: A gal who
makes the front pages every day.
Although her name is not on the
masthead, she is the City Editor
of Our Towns paper. The reason
for the plaudits is that no matter
what question yours truly asks
ranging from Greek Mythology
through Just plain ole spelling
She has never failed to not only
come up with the right answer,
but to always give the correct
reply at her busiest with dead.
lines busting away even a free
minute!
and SO, yours truly not only
thanks her because she has spar
ed me the expense of ar
encyclopedia, but-now, Margaret
ForeSman sure does make up a
real purity front page-eh?
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-29
Baby Girl Webster

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Larkin Web
ster, Seaplane Base, announce
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-29

The reason for rinsing spaghetti
or macarOni as soon as it is finish
ed cooking, is so that it won't
stick together. If sauce is to be
added to it as soon as it is drain
ed, rinsing isn't necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
Hollywood
Youngest Of Woynes
Leans to Priesthood
BY SheiIoh Grohom

and I hope he didn't mean it
when he said, "I'm 70, this is
my biggest. my most inspira-
tional, and probably my last
picture"
4 4 4 =
William Holden, who gets
$150,000 a picture, draws down
$40 a month as Los Angeles park
commissioner. Bill takes the
latter very seriously-it's a. job,
not q publicity stunt, and he
won't stand for photos or blurb-
age in connection with it.
Ronald Reagan and wife
Nancy Davis bought loge seats
to see 1.-THE Barefoot, Contessa''
in New York and could see little
more than Ava Gardner's bare
feet. With the new big screens,
the balconies in some theaters
blot out the top part Of a pic
ture.
A group Of Foy buddies were
sitting around Charlie Foy's VAL
ley Night Club and some one
asked Mrs. Gus Edwards, what
would you like for Christmas?"
"A letter from Jack Warner, :"
replied the widow of the song
writer. Must mean something
about the filming of Gus biog-
raphy-"School Days"
Released by NANA.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Pat Wayne is the youngest
and the best actor in the John
Wayne family. But he prefers
to be a priest.
Bob Hope has French Baller-
ina Lame Dayde signed up real
tight, or. Bing Crosby would
steal her for his next movie.
Liberace's first moyie-Shel-
ley Winters South Sea Sinner
was a flop for him. Maybe
because the director told him,
Don't smile!" They can't de-
eide whether to use candelabra
in the new Warner film. They
should-it's Ibis trade mark.
Audrey Hepburn's mother isn't
friendly with her son-in-law.
But little Audrey is in Mel Fer
rer's camp. Donald O'Con-
nor is causing talk locally, dat
ing ex-wife GWenn two consecu-
tive evenings. :. Greg Peck
and John Huston are chasing
the sun for 'Moby Dick" in the
Canary Islands.
INCEST sight of the week in
Hollywood: Anna Maria Alder
ghetti saying grace before lunch
eop in the hustle-bustle of the
Hollywood Brown Derby. &.
For a change, Cleo Moore dyes
her hair black. to play her usual
bad girl in "No Tomorrow"
Bing Crosby gives the best per-
Torrance of his life in "The
Country Girl" &. And Marion
Brando, who was rated a walk
over until now. will have to beat
Bing for the Oscar.
Cecil B. De Mile was the only
member of 1.-THE Ten Command
ments" company who did not get
sunstroke while filming location
shots in Egypt. The veteran di-
rector was followed everywhere
even up Mount Sinai--by q
man carrying a huge umbrella.
I'm glad this man is back home,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing

II
And Time of Showing
Stage.
Arena - Golden Boy: 2::3O
and $3.50 pm.
National - Portrait Of q
Lady; $3.50 and $3.50 pm.
Shubert - 1.-THE Towering
Peach; 2::30 and $3.50 pm.
Catholic Observation-Disclosures
H." $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - Three Hours
to KILL" lao, $40, $40, TAO
and $40 pm.
Capitol-"The Last Time I
Saw Paris; 10:45 am, 1880,
8, $40. 7:20, $3.50 and 11:40 pm.
Colony - lie Plaisir":: $50.
8:05 and GAS pm.
Columbia - Sitting Bull";;
l0:45 am, 1855, sos, Sis,
7:25. $40 and 1850 pm.
Dupont - "Ugetsu";; 1, sos,
Sis, 7:30, $40 and 1850 pm.
Keith's white Christmas;
1890 am. 12:45. 3, Sis. 7:30,
Gas and 1859 pm.
Little-"Martin Luther; 1870,
3:35, $40, 7:45 and $50 pm.
MacArthur-"Mr. Hulot's Hol-
day; 1850, $40. 1880 and $50
pm.
Metropolitan -" Three Hours
to kip; 1925 am, 1:05, 1850,
4:35, 6:25, $40, 9:55 and 11:40
pm.
Ontario --- Bengal Brigade:
1:15, 3:15, $40. 7:10, 9:10 and
11:10 pm.
Palace-"Desiree":: 10:4O am,
1880, 3:05, Sis, 1880, 9:45 and
1855 pm.
Playhouse - 'Rear Window;
11:10 am, ITO, 3:15, $40, 7:25,
9:35 and 1885 pm!
Plaza Bread, Love and
Dreams; IL, lao, 1920. S, 6:45,
1925, 1910 and 1850 pm.
Trans-Lux-"On the Water
'front.'; 11:15 am, 1:20, 1925,
5:35, TAO, $50 and 1855 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama" y;
1880, 4:30 and $40 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04

jeopardy boxoffice records Of the
theater she plays. At the
National, starting the tour, the
play came within hairs breadth
of the house record despite the
fact that it was a return engage
ment.
Speaking of records, Katha-
rine Cornell has just set another.
It is a new high for five
performances in her home town,
Buffalo, for five performances Of
Christopher Fry's 1.-THE Dark
Is Light Enough" Co-star-
ring with Miss Cornell is Tyrone
Power who was a $6O-a-week
actor in 1856 in Miss Cornell's
repertory Of Romeo and Juliet
and Saint JOAN" British
Actress Simone Silva, who holds
no records unless it be the one
for sensational photographs with
Robert Mitchum Qast spring. ,
has just presented the immigra-
ton authorities with an espe-
~cially knotty problem. She
wants to become an American
citizen. This necesSitates
a ruling on the question
of whether her services ARE
urgently needed by the United
States, due to her exceptional
ability" There's a poser. . i. i.
The dilemma, that is, not Miss
Silva.
PROJECTS: The Associated
Press reports from Hollywood
that Ted Thai. financier, has &C
quired rights to 1.-THE Birth Of
Nation" and will remake the
1915 epic. :. In, Of course, mod
ern dimensions, color, and with
dialogue. No date is set. i. +.
Memphis censor. Lloyd T. Bin
ford, still finds the energy at
the age of SO to engage in an
other tilt with Hollywood. +.
He has banned United Artists
Shield for Murder" on the
ground that it misrepresents a
city police department. F. Like
father-like-son note: Samuel
Goldwyn, jr., announces that he
has formed his own independent
film company. And made a
releasing deal with United Art
lists. II. He will launch produc-
ton of his first, "Sharkfighters, Z"
in February.
That smile on goth Century,
Fox faces is matter Of earnings
figures. :. These are up 400 per
cent for the first 80 weeks of
1854. Or, specifically, from
81, 433.037 to $5,732,O63. In
the air is a closed-circuit telecast
of this seasons ANITA Album
production. The legitimate
theater's big annual produce
ton involving the top talent in
skits, sketches and recalls of the
dramas great moments, is visu-
allied as a possible telecast to SO
theaters across the country. /.
Heretofore it has been limited
to ANTA's own New York house.
And has Melted a mere $685.
600 instead of the several hun
dred thousand now regarded as
possible. It should, says 10
Heidi, make "television's spec
taculars look silly" Date Of
the show is February 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04

are even more demanding on the
same subject. No soap, either
way.
Paramount, the latest major
studio to speak out, says that
under no circumstances will it
modify its present limited pro-
duction. Quality, not quantity,
is the prime consideration, it
says. Moviegoers, many Of
whom are both bitter and elo-
quent, can argue that quality has
not improved in proportion to
the cut in number of films pro-
duced. 4. Earnings figures. how
ever, tend to support the studios.
\ X X X
A COLOSSAL COMING up:
It has been long time since the
word colossal" was banded
about in motion-picture promo
ton. But it could become a
tempting word again in the case
Of a couple of up-coming prof.
ects.
One of these is Cecil B. De
Miles 1.-THE Ten Command
ments," which is as majestic in
theme as in treatment. The
other is. the Dino de Laurentis'
production, in Italy, of Leon
Tolstoi's "War and Peace" l..
This one moves steadily ahead,
gathering highpowered names as
1t goes. It is now definite
that it's adapter will be Robert E.
Sherwood and that it's director
will be Fred zimmerman (''The
Search" High Noon," and
From Here to Eternity''). l..
First reports had Ella Kazan
con the Waterfront" etc. in
the directoral job. . zinne-
mann is now definite.
The cast, international in
flavor, is reported to be headed
by Marion Brando and Gerard
PHILIPPE, the latter Frances best
and busiest young masculine
star.
X X X
ENCORE PERFORMANCE:
Not colossal, but piquant, is the
news of sequel to Bread, Love,
and Dreams" now so popular at
the Plaza Theater. The new
one is Bread, Love. and Jeal-
ousy," and it's two stars, nat
urally, are Gina Lollobrigida and
Vittorio de Sica. Lively pair,
these two, in illustrating some
OF the more earthly humorous
facts of life.
X X X
PEOPLE, GLAMOUR TYPE:
Deborah Kerr's tour in "Tea and
Sympathy" could turn out to be
one of the best things that has
happened to "the road" in
years. :. Every booking so far
has either broken or placed in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
Films of More Than Routine Merit

FHnnS OF WOE ] NON NUutIHe WIe7It
ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUsOE"-Welacted hand
someIy photographed.
"BRIGADOON-Cyd Charlse and Gene Kelly bright musi
cal fantasy.
.THE EGYPTIAN-The popular spectaculary Cinema
ScOped.
"A PLACE IN THE SUN-Wel-done screen version OF IAN
American Tragedy"
"THE made Civil War action drama
SANDS OF TWO MA-The Marines and John Wayne at war
in the Pacific.
Observation-Disclosures suspense with Frank Sinatra
psyche killer. -.
"THE VANISHING PRAIRIE"-Another superb nature film by
Disney, must.
"THE WINDOW"Fne suspense about small boy VINO sees
murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
The Posing Show
The Passing Show
j.. Movie Studios Standing Pat
On Fewer, Better Films
By Jay Cormody
Saturday summing up:

Moviegoers who for return to the old days-not
necessarily the good old daywhen quantity production Of films
permitted constant changes of hoping
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-09-24
COLUMBIA JR. WOMAN'S
CLUB HAS GOOD MEET

Columbia. - The Columbia
Junior Woman's Club met
Thursday night at the Methodist
Church Annex with nineteen
members present.
Miss Polly Alexander, former
President of the club, was recog-
nized as the district vice-presi-
dent and reported that twelve
members of the club had attend
ed the district meeting in Green
vile on September is and that
the Juniors, along with the Co.
lumbia Woman's Club, had won
second place for attendance. The
prize was lovely tray.
Mrs. Statha McClees, presi-
dent, named the chairman and
members of the various commit
tees to serve during the coming
year. She read the annual report
on the activities of the club last
year and the report was very
good. The president expressed
the desire that the club would
be better than ever before in the
year 1954-55.
Mrs. R. S. knight, Jr., was
elected club advisor for the COM
ing year. Mrs. knight was presi-
dent of the Columbia Woman's
Club last year.
The budget for the fiscal year
1954-55 was discussed and the
president stated that committee
would be appointed at a later
date to work this out.
A motion was passed to send
SIS to the Ten-Penny Art Fund.
A discussion was held concern
ing a fashion show for children
to be held in the near future. 1t
was announced that the safety
program is expected to be car
ried out this year during school
hours. The club was in agree
ment to sell Christmas cards and
Christmas wrapping paper to be
purchased in October. A motion
was made to have the year books
printed at the expense of each
club member.
The October meeting will be a
closed meeting at which time
new members will be voted into
the club.
The hostesses for the meeting
were Mesdames Larry Jones,
Marshall Swain and Statha Nc
Clees who served delicious re-
freshments of cokes, sandwiches
and candy at the conclusion OF
the meeting.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-09-24
HOMECOMING DAY AT Eco
is SET FOR OCTOBER 16

Homecoming Day for alumni of
East Carolina College, an annual
celebration in honor of former stu
dents at the college, will take place
on campus at Greenville Saturday,
October 16, Alumni Secretary
James w. Butler has announced.
Events of the day, now being
planned by a committee headed by
Mr.. Butler, will include a parade
through the campus and main
streets of Greenville, luncheon,
football game between East Caro-
lima and Western Carolina, and the
annual Homecoming Hop in the
Wright building.
The parade will feature the East
/ Carolina Band, several visiting
bands from high schools in East
ern North Carolina, and floats rep
resenting student organizations.
, According to custom, campus DOR
mitories will be decorated in honor
of visiting alumni.
Louis Clark of Greenville heads
the Homecoming Day committee of
the Student Government Associa-
ton. This group is now drawing
up plans for student participation
in events of October 16.
James L. Whitfield of Raleigh,
president of the college Alumni
Association, will preside at the
Homecoming Day luncheon. in the
North Dining Room.