PEPABILITY AND (iOOD GAMES ENTHUSIASM ! ^iXKKXiWlK FOR I Motto: “SAIL ON, SALEM” THANKSGIVING ! PARSON W. D. MOSS SPEAKS TO STUDENTS AT CHAPEL SERVICE Chapel Hill Minister Delights Wednesday Chapel A udience with Talk on the Parable of the Sower. World Fellowship is Y. W.C.A. Subject No. 10 SEVERAL INTERESTING TALKS BY SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS Salem Y. W. C. A. Holds Services at City Y. W.; Has Charge of The world week of Fellowship Margaret Wellon,s Janice Warner, and Elizabeth Leight Give Talks on Practical Scientific Subjects. glad to welcome Dr. Moss of Chapel Hill, as the chief speaker in the thTtTe^wasT Sp^*unt Chapel Hill. He said that Dr. xMoss was admirably fitted for an academic pastor, for he had the un- “He is a man of vision, of friendli- turity. Some of the seed brought forth thirty fold, some sixty fold, Christ, and transmit it thirty fold to individuals less fortunate. Only a few become able to yield one hun dred fold, but it may’ be done—this and Prayer was observed from No- :rdt;s."^^hi:e"dtlnlls^S: on Sunday afternoon at the City Y. W. C. A. when a number of the girls took part in a service by rep resenting in costume all the nations The meeting of the Societas Sci- beth Leight. showing^ thatVstai^may “be chem ical, physical, or a combination of chemical and physical. In case of and eventually you will yield ^ one Music Supervisors and Miss Margaret Mac Kinlay, a During the week members of the ercises in chapel. Margaret Jar- ratt, chairman of the World Fellow- She also told about the work® done doctor has announced that he be lieves that the eyes taken from one body can be used to give sight to move it. In the physical type, such sorption or solution—ma^bT used. Ink spots are combinations and may chemiearand physicTuleans"” In ical change takes place. One should also know the nature of the stain so that the right thing may be done first. The method o.f treatment de- Ld finish of the cloth ;™her’efOTe,''it is important that one should know the kind of fabric upon which the deXro^eTby acids,“Lrnot‘”njured by alkalies. Wool and silk, on the ofstfns "“od the sever^ types Lilf'may L'Temover bTaLh“l; “The'p'araWe'' of^'the SoweV”"'’0^^ He brought it within r'^each of ev- heard of the God who w^s eveT- Hold Conference ” In Reynolds Memorial ^ Durmg the^past week,^from Mon- Supervisors' c’onLrenL wL hdrin Winston-Salem. A very elaborate program-of addresses and concerts was carried out, and 'a great deal of interest was manifested in the All agree that “Music Week” in ice. Elizabeth Leight had as a sub- Lg, “The /outh of the worH who Roop had charge of dfvotionals^’and Lois Crowell sang “My Task.” Yos'^t played'a VioUn’soli In addition to the chapel services, Thrfinal ’^p7ogr"am'^fr'the week was a Twilight Vesper service, gven by Dean Shirley in Memorial Salem Methodists Attend Reception Mrf. C. C. Weaver with were among the guests invited to at tend the reception at the Centenary ber the thirteenth. Dr’. C. C. OiuTc",’ and^Mr”. Veave'r, were honor guests at the delightful re ception. During the evening over wanted relisrion close at hand. They One day Jesus was takfn out in WHY NOT? tend a welcome to the new pastor and his wife. The guests included be dissolved from a’ fabric by the a boat on the Sea of Galilee, where deed fortunate in having offered to niel dents'o^ Jalem” CoUeglT and'‘many other friends. folSlelf’g^t ‘orwiTaYclh Ink stains may be removed by Ink gave Him the idea of comparing the Christian life with the sower and the seed. As the seed of the sower fell on various kinds of soil, continued Dr. falls ’on the ears of human beings. On Monday, November 17, a con ducted by Alfred H. Johnso^ who lowed Tuesday night by a concert in the Garden of Eden, while dren; or are they women.? If they are women, do they wish to be classed as the tricky and unreliable sex? Do fr Mr.'^rnd Mt”“GtoSe‘Turt7, Mr. and Mrs. John Alspaugh, and Mrs. A. H. Galloway. injL‘^wa“V^ed“oVMrs'rN. Morris, Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barber, Mr. second bottle contains oxalic acid. out very simply. Hydrochloric acid is poured over the stain and then the fabric is rinsed and neutralized MisT Ldght presented a very helpful discussion on “Deficiency Diseases.” She said that the health motto of everyone should be, "As uncomfortable out of health as out of style.” The lack of certain vita- ,mines in the diet causes the so- called “Deficiency Diseases.” The vy and beriberi. The occurrence of wUch^is caused 'by'thf u^e'^orf Jod ties. Scurvy was for i^ny centuries With this comparison as a founda- ent soils with the many types of p.^e_with whom one comes in First there is the hard, compact soil, which offers no response to the seed. This soil is compared with the^°s™i^l was comparative^^ fertile, but there was only a thin layer of given by the children’s chorus of six hundred voices, with Mr. Wil- the appearance of Princess Watah- wasa, the. Indian mezzo-soprano, ialem Community^ Chorus, with Mr. on the evasion of the law and scholastic and social? OR Do they wish to stand firmly honor, for unswerving truth? men? WHY NOT? and Mrs. T. H. Cash, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brock, Mr. and Mrs. Newell 5'Uelve", p"ne bo“ghs al7flow^ by the ladies of the church. The following Salem, girls attend ed the reception: Daphne Raper, Bessie Clark, Margaret Hartsell, AirLL^tlndevXfN^ncl’ the seed flourished but for a while, are" res^Jve ^trrelip ^L^^a Vreeland, soprano, and Arthur Walking Club Revisits Scenes of Last Hike Lois^Crowell, Ma^ry^Enloe, Majy Td^ an7moft?nouf ‘of grata TneV’they begin to f^all away, it is not hard to continue, and eventually Zroratfrrs^from'^whjaTelertions Hikers Catch First Note of Winter In Keen, Brisk iValk Satur- products and meat. Very few fruits Europ"efn‘"sailLsT wlo" long voy' Other seed fell among the weeds. Dr. Moss spoke of the two kinds of liU^ah, Lohengrin, Cavaleria, Rus- day Afternoon. Hadley Julia Bullock Emily Jones, Mary ’Ragsdale,^ Fannie Rudge^ oT;r‘e;t“d “d rood^: did much to establish the relation Tangt the ^eopTe o'f'"toda“fnd for ever shut them out from a Christian th^’wlrld, and the deceWulness of Tommon in "aldrmic'^Hfe! and'Z I^-!"‘The activities, duties and tasks of every day tend to lead the stu dent away from Christ, or rather tend to lead the student to forget giv^n by the University of North Mr'^°Charks Lutten,’ baritone, of delightful. ^ ^ ^ Friday, November 21, was Com munity Night. The music was in charge of Mr. Peter W. Dykema, wTek.’'"‘^SoL‘’thir1f girls, ^'ed “by Ruth James, in the absence of Miss Briggs, Miss Chase and Dean Shir ley, enjoyed the exhilarating hike through ^the roads^ and^ by-paths The air was keen and brisk. There was an expectant note in the wind, as it played among the fallen leaves, wliich led one to suspect winter was MISS BRIETZ TO SPEAK AT WEDNESDAY CHAPEL At the expanded chapel service Margaret Brietz, field worker, will subject, “Social Service Ffeld Work —Experience in Actual Case Han dling.” HOUDINI AT REYNOLDS ship between diet and scurvy. Since the potato has become a common food, scurvy on shipboard is now avoidable. It is believed that scur vy is caused by bacteria which find which were fed grain only do be- clm^ch, too busy to pray. As for the deceitfulness of riches, C:hrist said that not riches, but the love of wealth was evil. Thus this Professor of Music Education at the Teacher's College. During the World War, Mr. Dykema was in he!r tiie^Jinds murmrri’ng” iL mtie ^°'Come, little leaves’, said the wind MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM pr^Trui^ o*f foods has been ob tained through the study of beri weed will soo’n wipe out the seed of the love of Christ. the morale of the soldiers. ‘Come over thl’meadow with me and play. Reynolds "llemorL^^AfdToHura‘at beri. While the symptoms of beri- The fourth degree of soil, was the This closed one of the most de- Puj on your dresses of red^ and gold. 8:15. This exhibition will be held eration of the nerves. For a long sefd'of'li'fe Iould°grow t"^ its ma evef offered in the Twin City. ^ slm Civi^ cl'LL^ion.' (Turn to Page Two)

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