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THE SALEMITE
April 21. 1944.
Adele Chase To Head
Future War Activities
ADELE CHASE
Adele Chase of Scarsdale, New
York, was elected chairman of the
War Activities Council for 1944-’45
at an election held on Tuesday,
April 4. She defeated Emily Harris
of Leaksville, N. C.
In her three years on the campus,
Adele has been (-onnected with var
ious activities. She is a supervisor
in the Bed Cross Surgcal Dressing
Room on the campus and is on the
staff of the Salemite. Since her
freshman year she has becti a mem
ber of the Pierrette Players. She is
a member of the International Re
lations Club and is active in sports.
This year Adele has served as
Chief Student Aii Raid Warden and
as a member of the War Active
Council. Her interest in war activi
ties of all kinds will stand to ably
fit her for her new office.
President Represents
College At liAeetlng
President Rondthaler represented
Salem College at the Council of
Church-Related College's of Xorth
Carolina meeting in Greensboro on
April 18.
This organization consists of 29
North Carolina colleges which are
affiliated to exchange information
and to promote unity of action
among the member colleges, both
in matters of academic standing
and in affairs connected with legal
and other problems.
The President of the organization,
Clyde A. Milner, Guilford College,
president, and the program was
directed by tlie Executive Com
mittee, Dr. L. E. Smith of Elon Col
|feg6, Favher Gregory Eichenl|aub
of Belmont College, and Dr. E. J.
Coltrane, Brevard C«Uege.
Forming the nucleus of the pro
gram, State Senator Hudgins spoke
upon “Contributions of Church- Re
lated Colleges to the State of North
Carolina in the Post-War Period”
and Dr. Gross, president of the
American Council of Church-Related
Colleges, spoke upon “Recent and
Pending Legislation Affecting the
Church-Related olleges.”
Two Seniors Get
Appointments
Rebecca Cozart of Fuquay Springs,
N. C., and Charlotte Richard of
Woodstock, Virginia, have recently
received their appointments for in
tership in the field of dietetics after
their graduation from Salem.
Rebecca’s work will be at the
Charlotte Memorial Hospital, Char
lotte, N. C. and will begin on August
15. Charlotte will begin her work
at the Duke Hospital in Durham
on July 1.
y.lV.CA. Elects
Completing the elections of offic
ers for the YWCA for next year,
Rachel Pinkston of Fayetteville, N.
C. was chosen vice-president; Jane
Lovelace of Henrietta, N. C. sec
retary; and Betsy Meiklejohn of
Pawtucket, R. I., treasurer.
TJie election was held by this
year’s “Y” cabinet. Tlie president
for 1944-45, Frances Jones, of Kin
ston, N. C., was elected by the en
tire student body.
Surgical Dressings Room
Has New Monthly Quota
The April quota in the Surgical
Dressings Room is 4500 bandages.
This number must be completed be
fore the end of next week. Con
sequently, a larg number of work
ers is needed to complete the quota.
Everyone on the campus is urged to
spend at least an hour a week in
the Snrgical Dressings Room.
The Surgical Dressings Room
opened on Tuesday amdi is running
on the regular schedule.
Visitor Illustrates
Flower Arrangements
The Home Economics Club met
Tuesdaj’ night in the Lizora Fortune
Hanes Building. An intwesting meet
ing was held with Mrs. Charles Grif
fith as guest speaker. She gave an
illustrative talk on flower arrange
ments.
Mrs. Griffith’s distinctive arrange
ments of spring flowers in natural
istic, Japanese, and modernistic
forms well illustrated her points as
she spoke. She not only told the
club members of the basic principles
of flower arrangement, but she also
gave them many new tad unusual
ideas.
At the same meeting, a set of
after dinner coffee cui>s was pre
sented by the club to the Home
Management House.
UP TOWN MEETENO PLACE
THE ANCHOR CO.
“The Shopping Center”
Freshman Dramatic Club
To Present Two Plays
The comedy, “One of Those
Days,” by Margaret Cameron, and
a tragedy, “Lost Victory,” will be
give* here at the college in an
evening performanc on May 11.
The characters of “One of Those
Days” are: Mrs. McRae, a flustered
young married woman, Martha
Boatwright; Vangi, Mrs. Archer’s
coquettish colored maid, Coit Red-
feam; Jane Baird, an unmarried
friend of Mrs. McRae’s, Terrell
Weaver; Natalie Cox, a Southern
Friend of Mrs. McRae’s, Sheffield
Liles; Muriel Jordon, a woman who
believes that nothing good can ever
happen, Teau Council; Ethel Pope,
a womlan who sees the best in every
thing and everybody, Rosamund
Putzel; Sallie Wakefield, the do
mineering but sympathetic friend
of Mrs. McRae’s, Frances Law; Mrs.
Archer, the wife of Mr. McKae’s
boss, Ann Folger.
The cast for “Lost Victory” is
still tentative and will be announced
later.
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