JUNIOR CLUS PRESENTS PLAY(Continued from page ten)ftuiVd.ft:S;tr1Jfl2;flt;IsHestenes concluded his talk with a plea for clothes of any sort or food stuffs which will be welcome at Bethany House, 491 Morris avenue, at any time.The story of Sally and Company, a play by Kenyon Nicholson, is an aged one. How the city dandy, posing as a saint, comes to the small town, captured the affections of the wealthy banker’s daughter, in spite of the protests of wiser heads, makes a plot enjoyable to follow. Any audience thrills to see ‘’the villain still pursue her.”Miss Anne Howe, the charming Hammond girl who has become so popular because of success in beau- 5 ty contests, as well as her ability in an artistic way, played the title 1 role in Sally and Company.” Miss1tie:3,rrYXrHowe certainly has stage presence 2 and enhances the charm of any scene in which she appears, because she is so stunning. In her role of 3 Sally Dawson, the head-strong vil- f:lage queen, Cynthia Bates, is sick-ened of her Romeo and Sally hap- wpily majries the father, Mr. Bates, because of her intelligence and charm. Hammond people are proud Eof Miss Howe, s! cc HT'irlt;rniirita Prannon o c f h A