Saturday, May 21, 1949____ -Mitchell College Juniors Entertain Seniors At Annual Banquet-DanceThe Junior cl** of Mitchell Col- A delicious !e«e entertained the Senior class members of the Ma Sa ey list evening at the annual Junior- .he church.S'nior banquet which was held in Glenn Stutts, president S oan hall oi Broad Street Met ho* jURi0r class acted as master ox dist church A dance iollowed iat- ceremonies and gave welcome er from 9 until 12 o’clock at the members of the faculty and benior Country Ciub with music b* Mar ciabb meinbcrb Preside * old Gale and his oicnestra of Win- Mi.ntnnmo.-v »nrl Bill bweeney, pston-SalemSloan hal! was beautifully decorated for the occasion with “spring” used as a theme The speakers table had a lovely arrangement of yellow and pink glads flanked on either side with tall tapers in crystal holders. Individual tables were used elsewhere in the room and centering each were tiny vases of colorful spring flowers. Place cards earned out the same themeMrs. Z. V. Long Hostess To ClubMontgomery and Bill Sweeney, president ot the Senior class, gave a response. A delightful programwas given during the evening with the Centennial quartet of the Mormon church singing several selections Following this, Kenneth Taylor and Dayle Giose presented then comic hillbilly act.Alter the banquet theg roup' adjourned to the Country Club where dancing was enjoyed. Similar de-corations uere earned out in tire club with bouquets or flowers ar-innged throughout the room Com-mitiee on arrangements for thebanquet included, Glenn Stutts. Juba Norton, Betty Martin, Elizabeth Kern, James Pearson, ElizabethIredell County Committee of Kea* Dot Hams and Bobbythe * S State Society ol the 1 Turn,pseed. ______Hnlnmal Damps of America, met,