Spelman reflections. ([Atlanta, Georgia]) 1956-195?, February 01, 1956, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextENSEMBL S AND SILE- (cont' d.) dross can still bo worn right through the summer. Goats lined to match tho dross give ensembles a well coordinated appearance. About the fabrics for spring... Along with cottons, silk is mak ing big news in spring and summer fashions. Maybe it is because silk is the fabric women mostly associate with femininty. It has been pointed out that silk appeals to each of the A fivc sen ses. Perhaps this attributes to its great popularity. The sense of torch will be pleased with the many new tex tures in silk. There are nubbod or loopy weaves, thick and thin stubbed weaves, ribbed and cord ed silks, and silk used or in terwoven with other fibers. Silk tweeds and silk linens arc two of the more popular spring fa brics . The sight sense will be da zzled by brilliant colors like hyacinth blue, hot canary yellow and orange combined, and blue greens. Also there will be (cont'd on page 5) COMING EVENTS Religious Emphasis Week will begin Sunday February 26 and con tinue through March 2. Tho speak er for the University Center will be Rev. W. E. Carrington of New Rochelle, N.Y. Our campus speak er will be Rev. Charles M. Jones of tho Community Church which is located in Chapel Hill, N.C. The student representatives to the joint committee are Prothonia Kent and Edna Jarrett. The theme of Religious Emphasis Week will be 'Basic Christian Beliefs as Applied to the University Com munity. (cont'd column 2) 4 The SSA will sponsor its annual Sweethearts 1 ball on February 25 at 8 O'clock in the evening. This is expected to bo tho big affair of the year under the sponsorship of the organization. With your full co-operation in preparing for the dance and tho presence of each one of you in the usual semi-formal attire, it will be a great success. CALENDAR Ma .rch 3rd Ma .rch 10th Ma rch 12th Ma rch 13th Ma rch 17th Ma rch 19th Ma rch 23rd March 24th Ma rch 29th Senior talent night Sophomore production Intramural basketball game Intramural basketball game Freshman party Intramural basketball game "The Assumption of Hannele" AMflS Players "The Assumption of Hannele" AMS Players Spring recess VN A L , "Would you mind if I munch a little and ruin my appetite? I'm on a diet"

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Spelman reflections. ([Atlanta, Georgia]) 1956-195?, February 01, 1956, Image 7