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RONDTHALER
N. C., APRIL 2, 1
Christ In The Home Subject
Of Third Lenten Address
Bishop Ilondthaler Declares that Home Life Is in
Great Danger; Love for Each Other and
For Christ Foundation of Tme Love
the courage of tlie men and tlie for
titude of the women during tlie Civil
War. The lives of those who died
are counted by their deeds rather
op said, another great war, the
shadows of which are plainly dis-
p of homes, but t:
to make unhappiness in homes. This
idea is that the home is something
of a hotel, merely a plaee to stay.
outside, and it is do-
^reek homes. God is
for girls to stand by
e of Jesus Christ in
of God made joy a
Mary. Mary was r
he rose and stood again alive and
well.
nof Tt't""* tt° ”"‘of*"tf n’'a“
and a\l ttaris'needed ^Tn bT fou^d
; love should be its
After Mary’s beautiful deed, Jes
us commended her for it, and prom
ised that she should always be re
membered for her great love. Love
that comes from faith in Christ is
In closing his
Academy Seniors
Championship
Final Score 17—11; Brilliant Play
ing^ Displayed on Both Sides;
The final game of the Academy
The early lead of the S
the first part of the game. The
Seniors displayed a great deal of
vim and made good use of every
Jage'rf' the game'cnded'^wM.
score ten to four in favor of the
n the second half of tl
probably would have done so had
the game lasted a few minutes lon-
rn"'ndb"r\^L”n't‘'”‘'’
On Monday night a banquet for
the teams was given. During the
course of the dinner the captains of
Tenth Grade Presents
Clever Comedy
and hard work. The play por-
canceled her visit, and one of the
girls disguised herself as the aunt,
in order to play a trick on her sis-
«SS GILLIE LAREW VIS
ITS SALEM COLLEGE
ematies at ' Randolph Macon
.ge, located at Lynchburg Va.,
spent Monday, Marel, 28, at Salem
dtoZs and campus. Miss La-
seemed very pleased, and ex-
icd the opinion that she was fa-
Dr. Floyd Honored By
N. C. Educational Asso.
lege faculty, was elected President
of the French division. The asso-
SUPPORT YOUR
TEAMS!
attend the
HOCKEY FINALS
To be played
Monday Afternoon
April 4th
Bi^ggest Event Since
Thanksgiving
Hampton Quartet
Presents Program
Group of Negjo Spirituals Well
e auspices of the Colored Y.
Swing I.OW, Sweet Chariot
It is interesting to know that the
selves. They go Jff L a^oom w^iere
out the harmonics for their songs.
ton, and at present each has a cer-
‘'‘tW w^ls ™'admission fee, but
a silver offering was taken, the pro
ceeds of which was given to the
DR. FLOYD ENTERTAINS
HER ADVISEES
Off-Campus Student
Gov. Elects Officers
Brookes, First Vice-President
Monday, March 28, the following
girls were nominated for the offi-
Voting continued by secret bal
lot until Thursday at 2:45 p. m.
ORCHESTRA CONCERT
_ IS POSTPONED
The Concert of the College Oreh-
;stra which was to have been giver
on Monday evening, April 4,: in Me-
of the Orchestra, hai
ailed home on account' of the
of her mother.
Offers Variety Program
lieal Talent Displayed in Varied
prored to be very amusing, and of-
ijtrsttTrhir^^f'^aXn^
drfs"ed "in Tast Sii f
ginia Welelf and ^Pmdtae BarkTey,
ing, Cordelia Shaner, and Annie
joyed by the entire audience.
ssim
selections.'' ^ VirgMa ' We'leh,’'Tc-
ing act, “A Young
” gave just the vari-
Chinese War Is Real Menace
To World Peace, Says Mr. Long
Russian Military Leaders Training the Cantonese
Army; Safety of British and A?nericans
In China A t Stake
“The present situation in China is
one of the most vital problems in
and have turned it into the accom
plishment of their own ends—a civil
Russia, a real menace will confront
that section of the universe, and
East now. will ^ be the withdrawal
of all foreigners from Chinese ter
There are two political parties in
China today that are fighting pri
marily for the same thing, but in
reality against each other. The
ritory.” Mr. Harry W. Long, head
of the Physical Education Depart
ment, in an interview with a SaZem-
^L!''L^n'^^*wL"?n*pXograd^mme-
diately following the World War,
and is well acquainted with the Bol-
northern party is the recognized
Er'Thrtsrr,
ed*thc mtlit futile Lil fL Bol’sh™-
helped organize and train the army
vicks are re^onsible for the conten
tion now evident in Cliina, and are
using the^ignorant and illiterate
Marshal Chiang, leader of the
to£' o:^:^
iTh::r;srie:l;owllTenrgj:
Americans, and sections of Shanghai
the foreigner? for^ Lttlemenf The
to prevent it from pillaging, plun-
“It is not national gain for which
the ^majority jf
dgners Twrle"3opTy'on min-
The foreigners enjoy special priv
ileges; in their city within the Chi
nese city they have their own fire
the Chinese against foreign control,
(Continued on Page Three.)