Page Four.
THE SALEMITE
Saturday, March 21, 1931.
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ning and his subject
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ned Ml liu lord,
will be tlie s))eaker :
Sundav
ill be “God’>
Personality.” Be surf
for he is a splendid
The
campaign for funds to
in the Student World Christian
lowsliip movement resulted i
contribution of $9.00. This is a higli-
ly worth while organization and
should have the whole hearted sup-
])ort of Salem College.
You don’t want to miss the Y. As
sociation meeting on Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Lindsay Patterson
will be the guest. She has traveled
extensively and has had many in
teresting experiences. Slie is also
a cliarming and very entertaining
speaker. If you come you w'ill have
a mighty good time.
If you get hungry on Sundaj' aft
ernoon about four o’clock, come down
to the recreation room of Louiss
Bitting Building and have refresh
ments. The Y. W. C. A. will be very
glad to have you.
LENTEN ADDRESS GIVEN BY
DR. RONDTHALER
(Continued Frc
There i
Page One)
hospitality. There must have been
a different reason, and humanistic
Luke was well aware of this,
•answer or reason is this; There had
been no direct change in Jesus’
simple, sweet and understanding
attitude toward the routine of every
day life. This same attitude is es
sential to Christianity. G^hristian
life is not one of high, emotional
planes and experiences. One reaches
the high places only by the eomi
place highv. ,iy. I.uke knew this fact,
and this story will never cease to be
Washington:
As' a result of a long trans-Atlan
tic telephonic conversation between
Secretary Stimson, and Ambassador
Dawes and Senator Dwight M. Mor
row in I.ondon, the secretary sa
would now appear unnecessary for
the United States to participate
drafting the Franco-Italian Na
accord.
The statue of Friendship presented
by the United States to Brazil dur
ing Brazil’s Centeniaial in 1922 is
to be removed from its crate in the
warehouse where it has been stored
for more than eight years and will be
set up. It has not yet been definitely
decided as to its location. The statue
was presented by Charles Evans
Hughes, the Secretary of State, at
the celebration with a brilliant cere
mony. Since then it has rested in
Su'edens
A 1,000 year old ski has been
found in at Marsh at Aastranka
is the oldest ski discovered in Sweden
■cording to Scientists who have
amined the relic.
CAROLINA
Ruth Chatterton’s latest talkie
“Unfaithful” will be the attracti
at the Carolina on Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday of next week. Paul
Lukas, who has played with hei
raany times before, will play the
leading role opposite her. During
the latter half of the week. One of
the funniest pictures of the entire
year will be shown. It is Will Rogers
in “A Connecticut Yankee.”
with e
e of u
Up to the front porch of each of
our homes, Jesus comes in this sim
l)le, unassuming manner and in tli(
way we receive Him, we express our
selves. There is always the struggh
between criticisms, self-pity, eon
fusion, and responsibilitv of daily
life on one hand, and Jesus with sii:
plicity and unaffectedness on th
other, to whom one word or prays
can make one’s attitude that of woi
dering, hoping and listening.
Every story reaches its write
through someone. Who told thi
story until it reached Luke’s ear
Did Jesus go out and tell of thi
hasty rebuke ? We know that he did
not. Did Mary tell it; w'e think n
•Nine times out of ten, by changing
the personal pronoun, we
who told the. story, and in i
it was Martha.
If Martha told this, then the
sequel to this story satisfies us co
pletely, for Jesus’ reply wrought
her heart what it can do in our o\
heart, and she had the courage
pass it on to tlie generations of the
With gasoline enough left for fii
hours more, Japan’s army dirigible
No. 8. landed at Tokio after sixty
hours and one minute aloft, claiming
a new record for sustained flight.
New Yorh:
To the skirling of pipes and the
blaring of brass twenty thousand
Irish marched up F^ifth Avenue in
their annual St. Patrick’s parade.
In the reviewing stands were va
city and state eminents, including
a Maekie, a Foley, a Dowling, ;
Leary, a Mulrooney, a Ruddy, anc
a Cahalan. Governor Roosevelt wa
the only Dutchman present.
Paris-.
Renewed demands for woman suf
ferage are being voiced here follow
ing a presentation of a letter to Pre
mier Laval by the Duchess de Li
Rochefoucould. The Duchess, Chief
of the French suffragists, urged rec
ognition of women’s political rights
saying, “Today, the hour lias no
longer come to desire, but to obtain
the ballot.”
STATE
A popular stage play of many years
has been made into a talkie, and will
be shown at the State on Monday
and Tuesday. It is “Ten Nightsi in
a Barroom” and William Farnham,
popular actor of the legitimate stage,
will play the leading role. On
Wednesday and Thursday, Grace
Moore, Reginald Denny and Wallace
Beery will appear in “Ladies’ Mor-
“The Last Parade” with
Jack Holt W'ill be the feature picture
for Friday and Saturday.
PERSONALS
Intercollegiate News
CONCERT GIVEN AT
CLEMMONS
(Continued From Page One)
Avalanche
—Burleigh.
Miss Read
5. To Melodies Grie;
Ensemble
0. Finale from Concerte in D
Minor Vieuxtemp;
Miss Read
7. Waltz Thompson
Andante from Coneertante
—Eichberg
Hzel Read
Maria Bowen
George Dickieson •
F.lizabeth McClaugherty
Miss Dorotliv Thompson was
accompanist.
Seniors of Asheville Normal will
present “Mercliant of Venice” at
Commencement. The Cast will be
picked from a class studying the
play of Sliakespeare.
The petition presented by the stu
dent body requesting approval of the
progressed honor society was
dorsed by the faculty of N. C. State
College. Phi Beta Kappa is the ul
timate aim.
Dr. Benard Spilman, noted Bap
tist Preacher, who recentlv cele
brated his fiOth birthday, arrived at
Meredith College March 10, to make
a month’s visit.
A delegation of more than 100
members met to attend the Student
Volunteer Conference in the Presby
terian Church at Farmville, Va.
S. and C. Varsity Team ends sea
son by defeating \i^ and M. in one
of the fastest and most exciting
games of the year.
end E
Virginia Harris, Mary Clark, Mar
garet Smith, Eva Hackney and
Elizabeth Allen are spending the
week-end in Washinj^ton.
Millieent Ward is at home in Con
cord for the week-end.
Emma Kapp is away for the
week-end in Bethania, N. C.
Elizabeth Marx will be in Dur
ham this Week-end at a meeting of
the Executive Council of North
Carolina Student Volunteer Asso
ciation, of which body she is a mem-
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