ALL FEATURE
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Vaudeville
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Saturday Night
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C., SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1928.
Mrs. H. H. A. Beach Gives
Brilliant Musical Program
Dr.Rondthaler Finishes
Account of Washington
Further hiierpretation of Life of
On Moiulav evt-niiisr. March S, in
Memorial Mall, the
Music C'liib Drescntcd Mrs. 11
Movement TelU of C(
ions in the Near Kast
pandcd Chapel Hour on We(
>farch 7. He has had field
Monu.ncnt” by l-layins his
in B Minor” of which she is
fond. Her
said that the people
to the Koran; they now speak openly
;ritrStein::^^r
dirfIT th:
Hampton Quartet Gives
Negro Spirituals
Mr. Carleton Gives Inspiring
Talk on Missions in Turkey
Y.W.C.A. Offers
Course of Study
v;.i' Foreign Countrie.s Are Snhjeci.s
The Y. W'. A. is
ing these spirituals the men attempt
to give them in as ncarlv as possible
the original form in which they were
coniposcd^ and^ sung. They ^sing
about a of China, Japan. Indfa, T.atin Amer-
g of what Ilamp- Africa and the Near Kast.
asses are being taught by
of the Y cabinet, as fol-
s ;is w'cll.” Their entire
Marx; China, Virginia Welch; Ja-
])an, Mary Brewer; Latin America,
n the Alice
' these countries are ,
K'ven their names on the ])0
W. C. A. b
Clcwell Bi
How I I,ong to Sec That Dav.
Walk in Jerusalem Jest 'Like
I)e Ole Time Religion.
Were You There \^’hen They Cru
cified Mv Lord?
Said lie Would ('aim the Raging
Sea.
1 got to IJe Down; How Shall I
Rise?
Ain’t Conna Study War No More.
Ain't Oonna Grieve Mv Lord No
More.
I Got Shoes.
The first of the series
form of a joint ii
who came to :
tative of the
countries of the world where For-
of the I
f.'lcts CO
Go Down Moses. 1^,7
Swing T,ow, Sweet Chariot. p.ucin s
If V ... T c,and also
helped to increase their
in for the series of classes
Home Economics Club
Holds Meeting
Entertaining
Last iVi
evening, March 7tb, at 6:t
■s ‘’‘'KHSlb
Salem Receives
Splendid Gift
Trees anti Shrubher,/ fo,
hn Mr.
Salem C'ollege will be (
; delighted
n of the lai
.■ plans for^the planting
i gift has boen made bv Mr. and Mrs.
Holt Haywood of .Montclair, New
and'Jersev. Mrs. Havwood is the
r of Mrs. H. T. Balinson and
- is one of the trustees of the college.
studied during the first two years
and explained why they are useful
tion on oranges, first telling of their
value in the diet, then of their
growth and the method of picking
and packing. She showed the vari
ous ways that oranges may be used
f.nprtiirt::r^
Annual Elections
Are Announced
Sights and Insights announces the
election of Margaret Hauser as
ief, and Helen Johnson,
Manager of the 1929
th girls have shown ex-.
y in their work, and are.
e of filling these offices.,
(■ring shrubs, is designed for all-
vear-round beautification. The de
sign which has been furniflj«;d by the
Howard-Hickev Company of Hick-
r of a mile along Park Boule-
nll l)e planted with the follow-
of A (90 or above) are: Ruth
Carter, Winston-Salem, R. J. Rey
nolds High School; Lucy Currie,
Davidson, N. C„ Davidson High
School; Sara Etird, Winston-Salem,
R. J, Reynolds High School; Mary
Miller I'alkener, Asheville, N. C.,
(ioldsboro High School; Margaret
Hau.ser, High Point, N. ('.; High
Point High Scliool; Margaret Hol
brook. Hickory, N. C., Salam Acad-
Pines. N. C., Southern Pines High
School; Margaret S.^hwarze, Bethle
hem, Pa., Moravian Preparatory
School; Marjorie Siewers, Winston-
Salem, R. J. Reynolds High School;
K”rs,vS:r;i,/Stitt”-
nora Taylor, Warrenton, N. C., War-
renton High School; Lueile Vest,
Winston-Slaem, N. C., R. J. Rey
nolds High School; Doris Walston,
land Neck, Scotland Neck High
ion Bloor, Trenton, N. J., Tren
ton High School; Alice Caldwell,
High Point, N. C., High Point High
School; Athena Campourakis, Win-
man High School; Sarah Dowling,
Augusta, Ga., Tubman High School;
R. J. Reynolds High School; Fran
ces Hancock, Bluefield, W. Va..
Beaver High School; Susan Lucken-
hach, Bethlehem, Pa.. Moravian
Preparatory School; Mary Duncan
McAnallv, High Point, N. C., Salem
Academy; Lillyan Newell, Lakeland,
Fla., New Hanover High School;
Carolyn Price, Winston-Salem, R. J.
Reynolds High School; Dori.s Shir-