December 5, 1947.
THE SALEMITE
Page Three.
Clubs Meet . .
Various clubs mGt on campus
last week and accomplished the fol
lowing business:
The German Club met in Miss
Wilson’s living room and sang
Christmas carols under the direct
ion of Mr. Peterson.
Miss Shamburger read poetry to
the Home Ec Club. Later invita
tions were addressed for the Christ
mas Tea.
“Hi Neighbors” was played by
the Spanish Club members and pri
zes were awarded.
Dr. Kottke of the Commerce Dep
artment at tJ. N. C. spoke to the
International Eelations Club meet
ing Monday night.
The Westminster Fellowship was
entertained tonight at a dinner meet-
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ing at the Presbyterian Church. Im
mediately after the meal the mem
bers had after-dinner coffee in the
Ladies’ parlor of the church, and
Dr. Mauze, pastor, spoke to the
group. Arrangements for the meet
ing were made by Virginia Smith,
president of the fellowship.
Mrs. Czuma, a native of South
Africa now residing in Winston-
Salem, will speak in Assembly Tues
day, December 9. Mrs. Czuma has
been a representative to the United
Nations Organization. She will
speak ’ on South Africa to Salem
students.
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