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CONTRIBUTE TO THE STUDENT FRIENDSHIP DRIVE Vol.. VII. WINSTON-SxVLEM, N. C., MARCH 5TH, 1927. er 18. ‘The Intimate Strangers’ Delights The Audience 9 8^" Monday ^ evening, ^ebruMy Havers ^'"presented'* 2'!/ Intimlte Strangers, a deliglitful comedy by Booth Tarkington. The plot was such that it held the interest from beginning to end. The story was I. R. S. Presents Varied Program On Fridav evening, February 25, VIr. Ronald Ingalls Gives Violin Recital Bishop Rondthaler Gives His First Lenten Address of Salem College at a" delightful so cial Forum meeting in the Campus Living Room of Alice Clewell full,, Selected Program and ■ Artistic Interpretation of Numbers Custovi of Many Years Coiitinued in Expanded Chapel Hour; Bishop Speaks on Transfiguration woman, in the peculiar position of having an elderly and very old-fash- ceedinglv modern grand-niece, this Yost and Lillian McAlpine. Miss Yost gave two violin solos, “Old JIusic students and music lovers VlalSi 3,“when''Mr!‘^lfonard‘ln"^^^^^^^^ At the Expanded Chapel Hour on Wednesday, March 2, Bishop Rond thaler began his series of Lenten ad- hTi^’ We'^^must'^'do ™lT w^can our duty and our privilege, but^not position bemg brought about by the Refrain,” by Kreisler,. and “From the Canebrake.” Miss McAlpine hIh. '".Mr” l"ngTlL*'ts T memrer”of the music faculty of the city schools. He is a graduate of Yale^ and is a silent pr^ver'^r^Mess^irigs “duTing this season. melnin^tpt"n?t^'*r“ '"^AsX^closi’ng^'scene to the Trans- lover with these perplexing rela- by the audience. Following Miss McAIpine’s songs, Miss Yost played a number of pieces by request. tifully selected and arranged. More- the muY \hf Lenten^Last^cIn be a season of sweetest sunshine to the Father's voice saying, “This is my beloved Son in whom I am well Ruth Pfohl as Isabel Stuart, the Waiting for the Sunrise,” “Tonight galls played with remarkable ease Bi^h^p^Lpriera delirrthat" i^th^ seasLT fo^r tt\”s wlmt thf Father hid told us to do and what will make us baffling mystery to her lover, inter preted her role with great success. Love^cilh” tone and technique. His phrasing most happy. terpretation of each successive num- Student Friendship thus'iasm'^of youHi to'^the pretended Unusual Entertainment To Be Given March 5 fn was the subject^forthe^ first fddress of the season. In the north of Campaign Announced Suit one\o attempVbut Miss Pfohl lovelv encores from Cesar Cui and stone which glitter in\he'sun, loX During the coming week the Y. W. C. A. is putting on the annual made a very charmmg heroine. ^Letitia^Currie^as the lawyer, Mr. Any one who loves old songs and lias not heard them for many years ar? tllr Leranra"momtIhlli so^^Wgh :'::il^osrtV-l;:r\£ "Student Friend.ship Fund Drive.” The purpose of this campaign is to obtam monev to be used in the de- Tlie members of tile ^Student tation of a thoroughly upright and night, March S, at Salem College Ciaccona-Vitali. around the gre'It pflks^clad^in^part Christian Association of the United fiicting emotions of love for a fas- ed. Tzigane, (Gypsy Serenade)-Val- wild flowers. It was to this scene that Jesus 1927 to the General Committee of the World’s Student Christian Fed- is far more advanced in age than she appears to be. Miss Currie is of ulVLLe, sTpraL,%IisTLupo, contralto, Mr. Lupo, Baritone, and MTdi-^TTii"i^itr' rowful^thoughts iJ th^ niTnTof TlL dent Christian Movement of the General Committee. It is Lpposed terpretations of masculine roles. The role of Mr. Ames was very much ?ovely”o1d''s™gs!” Mi^s'cX^ children’s librarian of the Public Libra^ry, will take >f “:::;^iger. ilee was almost over, and the people as a whole hadn’t responded, but liad turned away in cold indiffcr- ably thrLort^si^nTfLILt^orthe Federation: Fir.st, bccau.s0 of the ruJenrrtliewr/itstpoLT bilities;^third, the fact that the re q^te capable'"of the greater effort which the part called forth. scenes portrayed by members of SENIOR CLASS tojdji" *o"/ it7and LuckLbach,'^thrgave*^ wTs^he typicar,rd«n Lpper, self- willed, spoiled, contemptuous of anything old-fashioned, pretending to despise the homage of a younger boy and to crave the superior un- dav school class of the First Pres byterian church, assisted by Salem College girls. There will be a husking bee, a and tickcts are on sale" by members of tlie class, or it may be obtained at DAVIDSON COLLEGE GLEE CLUB for us,\rthougrthe we[girof u'^al" Tlie Saviour loved the hills, where the*night™f the TraLTi^’rTt^on, He took Peter, James, and John, after a long, hard day, and went up into the mountains to pray. It was a ferences to be held during the next two years. The Pacific Area Con ference to be held in China, the and the meeting of Executive Com- eration in the United States in 1927. the door. Concert night which opened wearily, but ch,.sed happily. Jesus and H^ d^is- whicr'r buildinHr^p into^aHon^ er acting. Each situation was han dled with skill by Miss Luckenbach, Athletic Association Monday Evening c'a^e Jf'^the'irworrL^tlieir'hL*^^^^ sorrow. Peter, James, and John "'TL'^pI’rT^of Johnnie White, the Met Friday, Feb. 25 March 7th mantles and went to sleep, but woke later to see the lonely, sad Saviour Ld in the past it has rendered’ ^wfom^ FL\enc*e "Tretlderto “de” :rrdinrLtbS^f^t.rpLr:t On Friday afternoon, February General - - - 75c i^alnluLiref standing member ot the I'lerrette In the course of ^ the night ^there (Continued on Page Three.) lighf wiTs'^ shining about jfsus, a goodwill and brotherhood. It is up to the students of Salem College to rierrette riayers nold A Business Meeting French Club Picture A Great Success FrLrcTub"^rt7flrt^ audience the moving picture, "The Uken‘^by RudolpirVafentino and Alice Terry. The role of Pere which togetlier make up the entire student body, are Mar.^ Audrey Alumnae Co-operate In ‘The Living Endowment’ heavenly glow. H^is robe which had sirin7rMletomffis®rkToH" feet. His face, where the disciples with glory. Every trace of disa})- Stou^i, Dorothy Frazier,_^Sara Bell, TMma°Fi^Iy! C.alS Little, Virginia Welch, Dot Ragan. tion held a meeting Fridav, March 4, which was attended by Mrs. How ard E. Rondthaler and Miss Alice Violet’Holt had charge of the meeting and Mrs. Rondthaler pre- wll thft\”!^e ^Savior had been alone glory. These men were Moses and Elijah, whom the Father had sent to talk with Jesus. Thev were talking of what was to take place of ^artWvThtagTA^ o^^JeTus’ de- The Pierrette Players held their day night*in"t^e Ali^"^ Clelen^Liv- Grandet, one of the greatest misers GLEE CLUB HERE MONDAY NIGHT The Davidson College Glee Club, have been held on Wednesday, the disposal of the money received IrflnVy'lctT trTu^^haL* books on the subject of technical sold^afterfhe performance and the evening, March 7, at . 8:lk The sta^e\hat the various associations foJwhnTa|greIt dea^l i^’OTr reUgion "Hriiiicr of Dr. Willoughby, for a revision The club haf been^n a tour^f the taken Tdeep interest in tile “Living tT^Xefs‘'o7wlmt earthly J-eople eration of the student body, and wi.shes to thank especially Mr. received thus far have averaged ot:"rucr:rc:ura;i^^^^^ for as many tastes. ^The capacity of JoKtr'^ alumnae Will re- for"L. God meant that religion should be looking up to God and to the'^meetTngTh\'n"adjou™^^^
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