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WINSTON-SALEM, N. C., FEBRUARY 26, 1927.
Monday N
‘TheUving
1 was opened by Mr.
I haT'tTbe'' amiUerC" dding™the
; date^, as Dr. Floyd immediately no-
brought'^'forward on the subject in t
hand, many of whieh east a great
deal of light on the problem. The I
T“ and Ta's ™T P ''
from becoming entirely i
mcntary by the timely inte
ighorcd his physical d
took part in the proc
by' D^r*^ Fk)yd- Tbf proeee"
s^oi!::':i«te“;:sl:
1 Miss Meisel, Contralto,
Will Sing March 1st
:t of Series of Concerts by Civic
usic Commission; Miss Meisel
Vell^Kno~fn in Music Circles
I Dr. John R. Jester Speaks
On “The Power to Become”
‘ Must Have Belief in God, Liberal Equipment As
Foundation, and Purposefidness
Cartoon Wanted
cool through'out t
the exception of
were penetrated, and the whole fac
ulty finally was revealed as a crowd
series of subscription concerts that
have been given this year under the
auspices of the Civic Music
same night with the famous soprano
soloist, Rosa Ponselle, the Newark
1 in -1922. The 
Miss Dorothy Ragan
the next two weeks. C
Dr. John R. Jester, ixistor of
the First Baptist Church of this
m.d^^^ spirit depends largely on
panded Chap.! H n 1
his subject, “The Power to ‘^Be^
the students, pointing out the way
leading to a better and larger life.
Dr. Jester said that he does not
mony with God’s will and thought.
There is little genius in the world,
but most of the achievement and
success comes from hard work. A
believe with the young Japanese
graduating this year at Yale, that
tliere is a lack of purpose among
be overcome by toil.
Liberal culture in a broad edu-
We wfirhave*'rilw^iL'^ri In'^e^uea-
™t eontr^butfanyt to tE^pr^"
The speaker advised that w'e in
tical side of^life,^ but^ive a fJun-
,=“’lege days. We
ability to fix one’s mind on a sub-
while in school. In the life of every
The third’way in which we must
woriVto li’ve”or''merefy“to have ^^an
existence. There are two views of
higher things, and to God, and He
)vill unify our lives and make them
life that we may take; the first a
M^e must. Dr. J^ester sl^d, feJl' the
his neck to' the yoke of obedience is
the child of liberiy;
imminence or nearness of God. It
sa/that God h”s "’withdraw™for He
is just as near to us today as He
was to the men of the Bible. God
clearly, 'where Tput tCemphas'is!
we must feel intensely, for the world
is calling for men and women who
can feel and who have hearts, and
spoke in the past, He speaks today,
and He will speak forever. He is
ed. We should form^ oCTonvictTons
wTontv hL”* eyeT to'see it" '
that we must have a liberaf equip
Dr. Jester divided the student
ment for the best work in life. The
right sort of preparation is neees-
essenUal. “^wf mu^t’lLx a ph^^S
basis for life, for growth of the
body into two groups; those who
are discouraged and tliose who think
that they have gone far enough.
To the first group he said, “Work
beyond” for “No more beyond.”
Celebrated In Chapel
ia. The Gem of the Ocean’
sung by the senior class, the ,
school joining in the chorus. _
charming^ly told by Ruth Pfohl, who
1 Miss Marv Mein-
, after which the
cago Symphony Orchestra in ‘
conda” taking the role of La C
Miss Meisel had a prominent
ired with the Chicago
■bestra in 1924 in
sang at the Grt
tival and was
. ceivedby.the la,
Registrar.
ruary 24, Miss Mariar
aged A or above for”tl
Oise Vaiigim, Luvile Vest,
McDowel Club Picture
Enjoyed By Audience
On Saturday Night, February 19,
tlie McDowell Club presented the
Ld RayLond*Hatton,'''i'rt\e '
iously funny “We’re in the Navy
Clit (although there seemed to be
I prize and very little fight) in
liich the handsome pugilist, Wal
lace Beery, is knocked out in the
=ts are picked by his alert and
;led into the Navy. The rest
e hold of a ship. Judging
shrieks and howls of the
than it did the heroes of
Pierrettes Ready
e is all set for tl
Dr. Whiten Guest of
Club
trology,’at Wellesley College, as its
•speaker on Friday evening, Febru
ary 13. Miss Pearl Martin, presi
dent of the club, introduced Dr.
subjecT Jhich'^sht'" Ims^^stuS^r
Science Club Has
Interesting Me
The Science Club had a most in-
ary 18. Miss Mary Duncan Mc-
Anally had as her subject, “Insu
lin.” She told in a very interesting
manner the source of this medicine.
told of their S(
ies of diamonds, white, blue
^Hardi^nrisSl-
I who attend, of