Y. W. C. A.
B U D c; E T
CAMPAIGN
Motto: “SAIL ON, SALEM”
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Winston-Salem, C.. December 6, :
BISHOP RONDTHALER BEGINS
SERIES OF ADVENT ADDRESSSES
H/s Subjects for this Year Concern the Elements
of a Happy Christmastide in America; Next
Week's Subject, “Christmas Songs”
cember 3, with “Angels from the
Realms of Glory” as the proees-
Elizabeth Leight brought before the
fact brought out that the difference
P. M. was
the Ten
;r Y. P. M.; and al
at being able to speak for a little
while about this happy season of the
year through which everyone is
to"jude™To"ok°each gTrUrth?land
year, the Bishop, instead of taking
Christmas to Judea, will ^speak of
of the list til at contributes to a hap
py
of'the days following the Civil War,
one might say, of the modern homes
which dot the country-side today.
Lcb her^’pa'-ents, and brothers and
si^sters waitmg^for return. Even
stands at the gate-way awaiting her
arrival. With the unlatching of the
^"'Now'^the^problem is raised if this
to
spends “ertimVwhTle'at Lme“ If
grLj,''r^t\e”gId-aboZ'‘she’'will
neither be happy herself, nor make
others happy. She will return to
school after the holidays, with a
She wiU not try^to be'pleasant. She
will have lost the entire enthusiastic
'^On thl other’hand, a'ltudTnTwho
is pleasant, who helps in the tasks
of the home, whenever possible; who
remains part of the time at home.
be happy, if she .
A Pupils’ Recital At
.y Music Ho
Pipe Organ^^'vid^^^^
rsday, December 4,
Signe I,, d
Miss Hel
Cecil Burleiah ..
Vliss Katharine Davis
Golden Rule Sunday
Will be Observed
spoke briefly on
the Near East ;
the part of the
Professor Hall Visits
Class In Biology
.1 is engaged in ex-
Biologv, and gives lectures in the
high schools of the State on biologi-
;hop Rondthi
Speaks at Da^
the Y. M. C. A. Vesper'’sertices
Sunday evening. Dr. Rondtlialer is
^f Salem College, who spoke at
ducing the speaker of the Tvening,
Dr. Lingle paid a tribute to father
J son in the work of e
with us on the vigor and tenor of
our thoughts^whether they are right
™ b^ects of mind'" amf soul. ^ Is tliLe
really any mind or any
soul? The
. the wo
“If pushed to
prive us of God, of our Bible, of^our
ing which for a time made rapid
progress and caused fear to arise,
tii^'^Tad’^h^luted'" No^we Tal
Straight shooting is needed to
that mind is really mind—and
is soiil. Straight and vigorous tl
still hold to the''Wundt mechai
theory. Statements from the pei
if it was only “gray mat-
.iquid Gas Subject For
Scientific Society
^~7an:rK^;:f-
well and several experiments with
liquid gases by Mr. Higgins.
Miss Caldwell first stated that all
fitr' res'sL'r ilT“t"‘^tl‘''''
lowering the temperature of the gas
By this process the energy of the
at length held together bv cohesion,
and a liquid results. By. 1823 Far
aday had succeeded in liquefying a
great number of gases but there
powder. It is used to sterilize
water, used in warfare, and recent
ly lias been used to cure colds.
respiration; it is forced slowly into
the lungs to keep them from freez
ing; it is used in explosives. Liquid
nitrous oxide is used as an anaes
thetic. Liquid ethyl chloride is used
in artificial refrigeration. Liquid
plained how one ounce of liquid
oxygen will produce five and one-
will burn in the presence of pure
oxygen by burning a steel file, a
brass rod, a nail and a pair of
rapidly and gave off sparks charac
teristic of itself.
Mr Hggn 1
thirty-six degres below zero by the
Ticket Agent to be
At College
1 Railways will be in the
Professor Gunther
Addresses Students
s to Home Eco-
who has been the guest o^f "threaU
lege, made a very interesting talk
a^t the^ Home Economks Club _ on
China and her stories'of'^tTese two
having a definite goal in^vL'w!^ I^
makes no difference in what realm
the goal happens to be. It is only
has set up.
Edward Bok has said that the
greatest word in the English lan-
for Gunther said that she would add
a “give and get shuttling of ser-
idea should be kept in mind if one
is in the teaching field or in any
other kind of work. Professor
The Union of S
which goes to make this vision pos^
shr'oVn ^esperiaUy in the Japanese
at UiLMme time'Jtte s'mp'itheHe^
Frankness is i
s was startled by a girl at
necessity of better living for
rt knotfby thT numbe" of ar-
i that he shoots, but by his
club. The Blachfriars,