WINSTON-SALEM. X. C„ SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1928.
Special Features Mark the
Celebration of Founders’ Day
Dr. Edmund Schwarze Gives Address :)i Chapel;
Trustees Entertained at Dinner
e, pastor o
Church.
iinbrokel 'a”nd ”hOTOrable liistory of
“Yet the real .secret of this grand
There is an intangible, but
-a priceless
Sr5
nent success of the school of the
ancient Moravian cliurch in tlic
licart of l''uro]>e from the fifteenth
ry grades, college and ,ini-
His was also the first suc-
and object less
ods, antedatin:
But tile real ;
too, hinged nil
of real t
Recent Donations to
Swimmine Pool Fund
gift of $1,500 made l.v Mr. John
Hicks of Raleigh. Several other
gifts have been donated since
1 Tas^^'last reported.
Emiiy Sarg
Rose Frazie
Sarah Turli
.Mr. John Hi.
by February 23.
iable from the fact
i-d the mission fields tlu-i
dren needed to be reared at h
Mrs. Ader Speaks
To Y. W. C. A
'J'racca Dcvidopm/'nt of
.11,1 and TAls of I In .
The regular Y. W. C. A. vesper
■rvice was held on Sunday evening
in ihe Campus I.iving Room of Alice
Clewell Building. Marv Duncan >Ic-
Anally presided and Elizabeth Rop
ing tlie work of that c
: type of home, tion both in the past and at x
; and friends of the Moravian
To the pl,u- which makes this
;)un(h-rs' Day memorable 1 would
■ieflv direct vour attention. It is
alike the glorv of the past and the
promise of the future. It arises out
of the deepest needs of the human
heart with instincts as direct and
unvarying as the freight of a hom
ing pigeon. Walt Whitman’s lines
it, thi.1 hroad earth of ours.
and ihe slag,
Enclosed and safe whhhi its
central heart,
Nestles the seed perfection.
“Of the heart’s truest endow-
lents we select two. First, the in
stinct of Love. It is in our emo
tional nature we find the sacred fire
health to the body, li^ijht ;to the
the spirit. Love
it desires, is for-
Home Economics Club
Discusses Spring Styles
terials, Mm
The Home E
rn'(Tiarg^;'’of the'"
skirts for the spring,
itere.sting phase of the
s is that the skirts will
s will be i:
It in the h
vail this spring.
DorotI.y Thompson played a pi
ano solo after which Dorothy Woot-
The program v
a solo dance by I
It was quite fitting that Mrs. Ader
should speak at the Y. W. C. A,
a fcM' well-chosen words traced the
history of the Travelers’ Aid from
its earliest beginning through the
of the nature of the w
and of the necessity
ganization especially b
elers’ Aid worker has given price
less service not only to the jjoor and
I the fact that Tra
indispsable to
travehng public.
. because of the
lization of today is
the welfare of the
Junior Music Students
Give Recital
.lliractive Program Rendered Ihj
|)rogram of piano and viol
bcrs. The program was as
red a very deliglittui
piano and violin nuni-
Laura Elizabeth 1
’"LiUian Pritchett
Opal Kimel
Dorothy Tucker
Margaret Maxwell
Hide and Seek ..
Mr. R. W. MacDonald
Joins College Faculty
.studv at Duke
place has been fil
ning of the sccoi
University. Her
, who has
in the De
partment of Education at Duke. Mr.
MacDonald received his B. A. from
,drix liege in
A. from Duke I
[■ of Ph. D. He I
suggested bv the title of his Ph. D
thesis: “Public School Taxation in
North Carolina and the South,” this
being the first doctorial study of the
subject. As Head of the Depart-
has charge of all courses in E.
lier of the college faculty who lias
to fulfill tiu' duti'es of his iiosition.
Order of the Scorpion
Pledges New Members
Seven (lirls From Sophomore and
Jnnior Clas.ses Are Pledged
into the Order, these girls
g been considered vvortliy of
lership by reason of their quali
The Order of tile
founded on Salem ('
last year with the a\
wbich Vontrihute to the welfare and
hnprovement of college life. The
preamble to the constitution reads as
ing that the best use of thc-se op-
the ^student body and the faculty.
::lg‘'^i s=;?’o?s“‘do
hereby establish the Order of the
TIh- Order of the Scorpion has,
during the short period of its c
on the Salem College
has revived the custom of celebrat
ing Mav Day and last year, spon
sored the beautiful May-Day Pag
eant whicli was given on the lower
;he’’:;:.:;o?::
(C.
ee)
Salem Alumnae Hold
Semi-Annual Meeting
.Vr-,.' Officers Elected; Interesting
Program Enjoyed
iors of Salem College
Tlie meeting opened at c
with over two hundred
l>resent. Mrs. R. P. R
-Mary M(
after the
stees, and the incoming
the Senior Class, she paid
to the memory of Miss
reading of the minutes of
's meeting the election of
officers lor the ensuing year took
place. Mrs. W. O. Spencer, Jr.,
Alma Mater which has just
adopted by the College. Thi.s
Alma Mater is entirely a Salem
by MfL .Marlan^BlairT'^an Tlumna
and the chorL by Miss^Vnna pTu-
of Salem, wliile the muL^c\fIs com
posed by Dean Vardell, dean of
Dean Vardell, of the music fac
ie Joy of
■, “On a
by an
of tlu‘ class of 1
Iminorous talk on “Fads, Facts and
Fancies at Salem College.”
Mrs. Heece next called upon Colo
nel Fries, who, rep’i‘senting the trus
tees. spoke briefly and forcibly on
“What the Trustees Think of the
Al.nnnae and What the Trustees Ex
pect of till' .\lnmnae.” He urged
.Mrs. E. E. I
f Westfield
rought greetin
ity of London,
ence witli her
English Girl’s
(Continued
-s'^froiirVhe I
Dr. Rondthaler Attends
Alumnae Meetings
son, Rocky Mount and Mt. Airy
rmnae Celebrate Founders’ Day
ary 9, he was present
given by the Rocky J
nae meeting ‘in .Mt. Airy on Wed
day, February 15. Tliis meetiii
V)n Saturday, I'ebruary 18, I
Shirley will speak at the luncl
given by the A.sheville alumna
celebration of this same oeeasior