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WINSTON-SALEM, N. C., OCTOBER 30, 1:
DEAN PATTERSON SPEAKS ON
“TWO COINS” IN WEDNESDAY
EXPANDED CHAPEL SERVICE
New Philosophy of Life; Upholds
T Generation, Urging Them to Play
the
the Game of Life Fairly c
iy!"octoSr2t D^'r
,, Dean at the Univers-
troduced the speaker of the mo
Dr. Patterson first announc
subject, “Two Corns,” and d
Tnd^arTold.Trdirof the v
bol of the world’s greatest re.
i in Latin. On the I
was the Roman Emperor Julius
Caesar. It was the old Roman “de-
n the New Tes-
,t are Caesar’s,
the^word God
by the rules; but too much liberty
. if, in the World i
of the young, who live by the rule
“Eat, drink, and be merry.” Both
of these are exaggerated and neither
viewed life as a game, with as much
seriousness as the Stoic philosophy,
and as much fun as the Epicurean.
This idea of playing the game of
life according to the rules has still
existed. If in the Harvard-Yale
Boat Race one man on either side
should decide to be different and
should swing out of line he would
lose the stroke. Playing the game of
life is “keeping stroke,” and liberty
is the right to __play the game by
“■Wha't thin is the difference between
liberty and slavery. In the days of
slavery the rules for the game were
* me”e'is liberty? In^the New
Spirit of the Lord is, there is lib-
dom, but they are impatient of re
straint. It has been said “New wine
cannot be placed in old skins.”
What the older generation, the edu-
young spirit. If the philosophy of
playing the game in athletics, in the
class room and in life is adhered to,
s-rzirsr"''-'
in field sports.”
nship has all the
>r of playing the gi
ship. In the War of 1812 whei
British ships sailed up the ]
flags“Vere dipped Ys^thef °p”«
esied tot’al eclipse of the sun’in 1919
tion to Brazil. After careful ob-
The honor system of our schools
fairly.
Salem, because Salem has played
Potrait of Dr.
Presented In Chapel
i, in behalf of the eolle
J portrait of Dr. Henry T.
n, which is to be hung in
Mrs. LeGrande
]rande Sings
At Music Hour
TWELFTH SEMI-ANNUAL
N. C C. P. A. MEETING
HELD OCT. 28, 29 and 30th
Convention Addressed by Mr. Saunders, Mr. Sei-
well, Mr. Stearns and Dr. Willoughby; Re
ports from College Publications Given
’he Twelfth Semi-Annual Ses- largely upon knowing the editor.
1 of the North Carolina Collegi- In conclusion, Mr. Saunders re-
y of Salem Col-
a:^"Vngrsr‘ir’ex*!=eUent"
y.ThfhJhnotrwere
lighted with “Love Came in at the
Door,” by LiehUngalso ^ith
day,” Ty ThTs" exceed-
ingly^brilliant number Mrs^ Le-
and grace. ^ As an encore she sang
the alw^s popular “Last Bose of
“Srcharles G. Vardell, Jr., act
ing dean of the School of Music,
played the piano accompaniment in
Dr. Blair First Speaker
Of Mathematics Club
The first meeting of the Mathe
matics Club was held on Friday,
October 22, in the Campus Living
Room of Alice Clewell Building. All
of the members of the faculty as
Blair’s hobby and he has spent a
great deal of time and work on it.
At the close of the
very successful and e
and another is being
5 is extended to a
Usher of The Independent, and is
recognized as one of the foremost
men of the State. “Prob-
changed much during the last fif
teen years, due largely to the fact
it fits the case. Mr. Saunders next
Church. ” Dorrthy^Skwers^l^TdTtor
gatef To”'^Salcm bXu ^olf ^^the
Sights and Insights and the Salem-
ite. After a response by Sally Gor-
s too often the policy of tl
for which it clamored, Mr. Hay
worth advised that the right attitude
which he can render the best possi
ble service to the business intei '
of the community. On the o
hand, is the challenge to pul
boldly and fearlessly a paper
taining the news of the commu.
it JaTe ryelrSTf''fun"and won
Juniors Give Dance
Saturday Night
7nd col^drinksVer?fold”throu^^^^^
out the evening. About fifty Col-
le. an^Academy students atte--
po'^ts from‘"fll ne^^^^
heard. It was suggested and adopt-
lication, having a committee of
rnrd::rnrdrf^arg?"is
The^ meeting adjourned for the pur-
was°served^at^ oL”^clock in the
College Dining Room. At two o’clok
the delegates assembled and were di
vided into two groups; Mr. Seiwell
^dre^sing the^ Annual group and
L‘lfm,‘l^teing proviM^^^
veying them around the city.
Forsyth Country Club. Miss Mar
tha Dortch, a member of the Sights
A good or-
read by th
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e^aVof'The^ ^^sh
t Salem College, on
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