SALEM
CHORAL
EVENING
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C„ SATURDAY. MARCH 17, 1928.
Dr. Rondthaler Speaks in
Expanded Chapel Service.
Takes as Subjcct Vicarious Service and Sacrifice
for Others. Especially Fifty-third Chap
ter of (rcnesis
Seniors Entertained
At Dinner
ciallv as tlu'ir use is ex('m]>lified
tlu- fifty-third chaptt-r of Isaiali:
and Saturday, Nrardi !) and 10,
' saved tile lives of one lunidred and
itv-six passengers and all of the
of the Robert E. Lee, whicli
Dr. .and ^rrs.
Ir. and Mr.s. Uondlhaler Give D,-
lightful Function i„ Lihrar//
, Mareh If,,
,ler delight-
or of the
Seniors at ;i I’rogressive I):
Party in the College f.ibrarv.
out very effectively. The ce
bowl of white .sweet peas and ferns
■ form of small ]
In the eenter of the I.ibrary was ;
Mr. Bahnson Discusses
“Science and Religion”
On Sundav evening, .March 10. in
the Y. W. C\ A. Vesper service, Mr,
Iliimidifying Company
the subject “.Scicncc and
wliich is that (
Dean Shirley Gives
Lenten Organ Recital
that ha.s been given this year. It
consisted of the first of the series
given eacli year by Doan Shirley.
The program was an unusually in
teresting and varied one. The Nea-
'be Dean l)egan
imhcr was “.\\e M/iria,” written
• Arcadelt, of th" Neapolitan
hool, arranged bv Liszl:. and re-ar-
■■anist of New York City. Thi.s
French Club Holds
Interesting Meeting
Moliere and Ili.s JVorhs J/V
The C’ercle Fra
monthly meeting in the living room
of the Alice Clewell Building on
Wednesd.ay, March I K The subject
works. In response to the roll call,
tion from Moliere.
the president. Letitia Currie, ap-
five members who are^ to ]>ropose
■Si
r of the “Illustre
ed how hi.s works
ind manners of France during
is versatility and ‘the genius he
ed in creating some of tlie
est characters of world litera-
Ina Lindsey discussed “I.es
.Moliere, tbrouSHiis'HdieldrJheA-
thc time.
I.etitia Currie
out how the
ed the lack of s
eictv of the age a
e of the eh;
(G
,f “Le Mis-
:■ of world
s t)lay, she pointed
). .\leeste, condcmn-
n the so-
Howard M. Rondthaler
Heartily W.
I'uturf Pri'xifleni of Sidi'tti College
MakcH in« Appt
Dr. and Mrs. Howard E. Rond
thaler were the recipients of mar
past wi'ekr ui.on \he birth of^'
.arch i). The new arrival is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore li
thaler of ('lennnons Road, and
himself with the lesser glory of the
Presidency of Salem College. Need
less to say, he will certainly attain
Dorothy Ragan To Be
Editor of The Salemite
l.uihcl Dnnn Will Be Head of The
lh,.sine.s-s- Staff.
At a very im))ortant meeting of
an. was elected Editor-in-Cbief
of the Salemite for 1928-29, and Isa-
Dunn was elected Business .Man-
association with the
o this lime, that they
well fitted for the
the end of April and will put out
the first issue of the Salemite in
May of this year. Announcement
of the complete staff will be made
LoM’ell Thomas Delivers Re
markable Illustrated Lecture
Famous Author and Traveller Charms Audience;
tory of "With All
and Lawrence in /
Relates Story of "With Allenby in Palestine
’ in Arahia"
■, Mareh 1.3, by a ca-
ind delig\fterby'hi'.rilluX\trf”ll^^^^
ture “With Allenby in Palestine and
Lawrence in Arabia.” The lecture
cable narrative of the harsh and
ing times in the East during the
World War. Most thrilling and
I of all was the account of Al-
Bll’.lLrR'L'lwlyJpractically in
suring Ihe success of the inter allied
' the parts of
lich included
, Cairo, Khar
toum, the Ilejaz, Gaza, Mccea, ,fop-
ing^upTo" thr^alT of
ed this with the".limpleTevLenfman
ed the (late on foot
After this were’s
Khartoum and the ui
the N
trying the fall J ^ Mecc”^^Vhen
story of Colonel Lawn n tl e n
crowned king of Arabia,” wlio Dr
ill equipped Arat^'ii
army that drove the Turks out of
■Arabia, a feat which Mr. Thomas
tory.
Finally, and as strange as any
thing that had preceded it, came the
story of Petra, “the enchanted rose-
(■■arvcd out of the
any heard since Major Vivien Gil
bert’s “Homancc of the Last Cru-
Colonel Webb Gives
Instructive Talk
Deav of Tohaceo Auc
.......
Colonel G. E. Webb, c
in, and editor of the So
the regular meeting of the Scientific
leietv on I’ridav evening, .March 9.
Colonel \A'cl)b‘first gan- an inter-
■ol. Webb stated, “to visualize Capt.
ohn Smith and Powhatan the pow
erful Indian King, without the Pipe
paint the negro farm hand -vv’ithout
; pl.ayed no sr
• of thinking twice before he
: ‘Herb of Jean Nieolct.' For
tion was re-
n to buy to-
; it was be-
Mid-Term Concert
Monday Evening
Stiidentt of Mm.
Delightful
On Mom
in Memorial Hall the“ £
year Concert was given by the ad
vanced students of the School of
w'as rendered. The pi-
given them by the ('ollege Music
Faculty. The wh'ole concert was an
example of the great progress which
is being made in the School of
O^njolo:.
s Mary Frances Cash
:ommencement Speak-
ers Are Announced
Dr. W. N. Schwarze, of ]
cm, Pa., will preach the bac(
linent in the
mal worlds.
inary, and in ad(
professor and