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THE GUILFORDIAN
The Religious Side
Y. M.-Y. W.
Dec. 15.—At the joint Christmas
meeting of the Young Women's and
Young Men's Christian Associations on
Thursday evening, Joseph Peele read
Charles Dickens "Christmas Carol."
The atmosphere of Christmas per
vaded the occasion, with a Christmas
tree and dimmed lights, decorating the
platform, tending to lend a mythologi
cal effect. The meeting was opened
with the Male Quartet singing off stage.
After a group of Christmas carols, Alice
Hazard offered prayer. Miss Eva
Campbell then sang with excellent ex
pression a Christmas lullaby.
Mr. Peele's reading of "The Christ
mas Carol," was done with fine inter
pretation. He drew very clear pictures
of old Scrooge and Bob Cratchet, and
his audience felt the great importance
of the night before Christmas to Old
Scrooge. The message of a joyous and
giving Christmas reached the hearts of
all his hearers.
WALTER ROBERTSON
SPEAKS IN CHAPEL
Dec. 15.—Walter Robertson gave an
interesting talk in cliapel Thursday
morning. He chose for his topic, "The
Library of the Mind." In illustrating
the great changes that take place he
gave as an example the evolution of
geography. "First geography taught
that the world was flat, then we were
taught that the world was round, and
now we are taught that the world is
crooked." Walter stated that, "A child's
mind is similar to a ball covered with
glue and in rolling around will pick up
anything with which it comes in con
tact but a man's mind is trained along
a definite line of thought. The purpose
of a college education is to train the
mind to adopt itself to different condi
tions. The important thing is to have
a plastic mind. A man has a more
semetrical mind if he is well educated."
Mr. Robertson concluded his re
marks by saying, "A good recollection
is better than a large memory, however,
the best memory schemes are those
where the association is real and logical
and not arbitrary."
EUPHONIAN CLUB GIVES
DIRECTOR XMAS GIFT
Dec. 16.—At a call meeting of the
Euphonian Glee Club, on Friday, the
president, Sara Edgerton, presented to
the director, Mr. Max Noah, a large
size picture of the Club, to be placed
in his studio.
The president stated that nothing
could ever express the appreciation of
the Glee Club for the interest he had
shown and the untiring effort he had
put forth. Mr. Noah expressed his
sincere thanks to the Club for the gift
and said he heartily appreciated the
full co-operation the members of the
Club had given him.
Anne F.—"Would you marry for
money ?"
Pinkey— "l hope Cupid aims at me
with a Fierce-Arrow."—Exchange.
Jumping: "Let's play bridge for a
tenth of a cent."
Jack: "Don't be foolish; they aren't
making coins that small."—Exchange.
Eliz. Turner—"What are the things
that count most in life?"
Peg H.—"Adding machines." —Ex.
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DR. L. LYNDON HOBBS
SPEAKS ON READING
The Clever and Witty Discussion Be
tween the Speaker and Prof. Davis
Greatly Appreciated
Dec. 12.—Those who were present in
chapel Thursday morning enjoyed, for
the first time a spiritual discussion be
tween Dr. Hobbs and Professor Davis.
In addition to this argument Dr.
Hobbs spoke to the students on the
vital necessity of an individual pe
rusing carefully the books which he
must come in contact with, for
his own personal knowledge. If he
will notice carefully all the publi,c
speakers that we are permitted to
hear and contrast them carefully
we can easily detect a wide range
of opinions on any one subject. These
various doctrines as put forth by a
great many of our public speakers, es
pecially those in the ministerial field,
have a dominant force on the rising
generation. With this one thing in
view we should study very carefully all
material possible centering our atten
tion more directly on the perusal of
the Bible, in order that we can be
able to repudiate any doctrine which
may not be in harmony with its teach
ings.
DR. BINFORD SPEAKS
AT ROTARY MEETING
Max Noah Sing's Several Songs and
Minnesingers Club Participates in
Program
Dec. 15.—At the Rotary Club Meeting
at the Sheraton Hotel in High Point,
Thursday noon, Dr. Raymond Binford
gave a short after-dinner address using
the theme of "Fellowship." In addition
to the address the program consisted of
a group of songs by the Minnesingers'
Quartet and a couple of songs by Mr.
Noah, all of which were very well re
ceived by the members of the Club.
The Quartet consisted of Turner Moon,
Howard Trivette, Paul Reynolds, and
Robert Van der Voort.
Waitress—"Order, please."
Melntyre—"What's the matter? I'm
not making any noise."—Exchange.
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