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Motto: “SAIL ON, SALEM”
c;c) OITT FOR
HOCKEY
PRACTICES
HEARD IN UNUSUAL ADDRESS
Davidson Professor Lectures to History Club
Members on the Subject of Shrines in General
and Lourdes in Particidar
meetings of the
1 of tlie Depart-
the meeting a very enjoyable one.:
Dr. Lingle stated that he could
the tombs with reverence. They i
wofth; Grotius, the father of In-
of all shrines. It i5 tl
part from Africa. The journey ovei-
the desert is very hard and the liv-
t the end of the
of this shrine is the square of 1
directly in front of “The Church
Our Ladv”
.y paying business by lea,
s of land in this square t
taken* plaL at this Sirine.
In Brittany, in France, there is a
S?ci!H?3£g^^
There is an echo of the shrine
of “The Church d'Auray” in the
who‘te«le^'"in'the Lt Lawrence
Valley and it is told that in 1650,
,ds”;7ploS:
Uic giri, leu ner, toia ner to arink
a chapel in that place. So in isfs
sime^are feekifg"cure^ othls Te
the front of the shrine, in
to Japan
Speaks'to Y.W.C.A.
speaker at this meeting was Miss
Hagar from Kobe, Japan. Miss
Hagar has had a very interesting
both missionaries in Japan and she
spent the first part of her own life
! bred^ucated" anrgradrted
the University of Missouri,
afterward returning to Japan where
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of the Lenten Season
Lenten Season is Begun on Ash
Wednesday by Address on th
Meaning of Lent.
At the expanded chapel service
on February 23, Ash Wednesday,
the speaker was Rev. R, E. Gribbin,
rector of Saint Paul’s Episcopal
the department of English
His subject -.vas concerned with
Lent and he began his address by
stating that the word had no special
biblical significance or ecclesiastical
derivation. It means a "lengthen
ing”; and the season of Lent is that
part of the church year which comes
in the Spring when the days are be-
Christ; they believe that
ives, should be re-experita
by them. He was born for tl
redmption; He lived to teach tl
the way of salvation; He died that
they might die to sin; He rose and
ascended that they might be con-
;d that they m
Y blest. The f
ire days in which (
I mind the various
e of Jesus Christ, p
n is the c
they look
1 if there is a
awav *from 'the'^'kM Ufl
Christ would have them live. Lent
tion; a time for taking stock of one's
self; a time for thinking of the
Hockey Practice Is
Again in Full Swing
asses Urged to Get Out Full
Teams in Pr
tion of the field, has been re-
ful, in’spHe of7"t Tc'’”’' ‘‘“nr
*”'\nergetrieadershrpof ^Mils
lel Davis, Head of Hockey,
^ iU be taken up^ in class meet-
giving Day. Has it died? Where
is it now.? Miss Davis urges that
enthusiasm and attend the prfctices
ery girl who so desires to come out.
The dav for the final games has not
been definitely decided Upon, but it
Pp thejecord of p^st^ ye!”!
women of Japan. Still the need of
missionaries in Japan is so great
shLld go" rtferr™?ouTd b^Sty
Japanese to each American. This dav afternoon, March 3. This is
- .e which wa^s not the lefst in- arLT"’Ho"w wUl thfy meet
ing part of the program. I it? The next few days will tell.
PALMER CHRISTIAN, FAMOUS
ARTIST, IN ORGAN RECITAL
Noted Artist Frcmi University of Michigan Gives
Recital Under Auspices of Thursday
Mor7iing Music Club.
the Thursday Morning Music Club
of Winston-Salem. As a result of
the illness of Mr. \
fuoco by De Breck, was decidedly
brilliant. This was followed by sey-
Sc^
and Fugue in L
ealing beauty. The concluding
iber on the program was the To-
a "Thou art the Rock” by
technique but also ^a highly de
veloped sense of tliat which is
poetic and artistic. He plays with
much originality, fi«ish, and vivid
effect; and his power of interpreta
tion marks him as an artist of great
young artist was lovely in a dress
tLlnoTgr’arlflk!;!-"""
Pupils Recital Is
Music Hour Pr
^am__was_asfoUo,
Loyal Three are Only
Hikers on Wednesday
; to the very end of the pave-
Ihey "found some P^sT WiiloJ^'and
it is true they lingered awhile for
the hands of the old church clock
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