DAVIDSON C;LEE
CLUB
Motto: “SAIL ON, SALEM”
n lbrary
^ Alien 27
Davidson Glee Club
To Appear At Salem
Senior Class
College on the evening of March 27.
Jus" ol'th^SenLr Qasf a'nd H
bV3T«Ue?fo“nr”i“he Stu
dent body and the faculty, but many
K-am which eclipses any of their
iti v\r“ B
in chorus work haying had a great
deal of experience in coaching choirs
from “The Bandit Song” from Ver-
pieces and an excellent jazz or
lL'r:r;,s^,=”W
„„ noled .,.d .Iwy. ddighl
their audiences with their rendition
with A. ;vi. Marsnaii
lo part. The playing of the orches-
IpSgfl
thTmost enjoyable portions of '
^ru^rid'Yot.” Thf:ersn?
rrCLu"ng^ytrerb.this"i:
followed by “Music When Soft
Ind it is sung softly. “College
Ties,” a college song sung to the
by the Kiser twins^Will
iikSl5=
place the club has been thi^
this number has ben highly c
skit”bv thf Kister twins, the club
opens 'the second half of the pro-
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sa Caldwell Is
Editor 1926 Annual
BISHOP RONDTHALER HEARD
IN SECOND LENTEN ADDRESS
Christ’s Triumphal Entry Into Jerusalem Is Theme
of Wednesday Morning Talk By
Bishop Rondthaler
MISS ROSA CALDWELL
The
Visits
)wn, president of the associa
h the election of officers fo.
is, 1919), p
processional was
, Holy,” and this was
subject of the address was
Sunday.” He stated that the
real meaning of f '
through which one
’ the eyents of the
kVeek. One can see
Him clearly, note His steady step,
•limbing the weary hill of Golgotha,
time he spoke of Mary’s wonderful
gift of perfume. This costly gift.
p^of Chrisfs life. The poem
“Ride on, ride on in majesty
In lowly pomp ride on to die.”
coU froirthe*^yillage, and Chris^t got
upon the colt to ride to his death.
were full of his deeds, y
had come to save and of His ap-
oaching death, that it would seem
nose from every side. The excite
ment increased. New pilgrims joined
in the procession. They saw Him
riding—He had never ridden before.
Dr. Schallert Speaks
To Hygiene Class
introduced his subjcct by a
discussion of the object of
r,:r;.:.?:,:dti‘^r;^h:;;;::rh^
Conference of
Physical Directors
Salem College and Academy
ae present were Mrs. H. D.
(Ruth Clark, 1898); Mrs.
s P. Clark (Jennette Warren,
2); Mrs. R. B. Fleming
ard, 1921-22; Inez Gold, 1923-2-1;
Jerusalem, to travel over a much
frequented road, and come, at the
last, triumphant into the city of His
a hili to the west of the Mount of
Olives. The road winds a great
deal.^ There^are many curves^ and
larylurvel'lnd'then thrroaTll^
scends abruptly to the foot of the
Mount of Olives. It leads on, past
the wall of the Garden of G ’
semane, over the bridge of the b
Kedron, up the steep hill, on w
Jerusalem is built, and thr(
S. H. Moss (Nannie Raper,
1920); Mrs. J. W. Turner (Min^
fg^r^Grly Deans, 1919; Mrs. Wil
liam Welfare (Evelyn Wooten,
1906-08); Alice Watson 1922; Mrs
John W. Dillard (Annie Ma
Barnes, 1919-20); Mrs. Stafforc
• ■ Davis, 1919),
g, 1920; Mary
it is brought out in the
one question, Why did Christ, con
trary to all previous custom, ride
into'jerusaleni as He did? It --
to fulfill His Father's wisli, to
fill the pror,hecies, to lulfiil Ze
riah 9:9, in which it is prophf
that He would enter the city in
ly manner, riding on the colt of an
ass; He would ride meekly, h
and gently. Christ knew the mean
ing of this ride. He knew what was
li Carolina College for Women,
Rural and Small Community
ents in the Recreaton Field.”
Other features of the conv(
sISi'HFsr."”’'-
Pierrette Players
Give Books to Library
in- of this ride. He knew what was of one-act plays. The is also
then die on the cross. The ride into I sented as gifts to the library.
whtrcontains noneTf tirdeadly
'’“The people of Arabia use a drug
called hashia, which paraly.es the
>ys all of the higher faculties
on tlTlevel^f^beasts.^ The habit
of its use quickly fastens itself on
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Miss Ruby Clodfelter
IsY.W. C. A. Speaker
,t the Y. W. C. A. meeting, Fri-
ing been out of school for a number
of years. Girls who are twenty
CL:^ry^Vrrs:ri‘ot"and
;, N. C., who was a gradua
m College in 192-1, sang a