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Page Four. THE SALEMITE Saturday, October 10, 1931. SIP'OICTILieiHT Two or three good freshmen have been found who really know how to play soccer, and incidentally would make good varsity members— so it’s up to you, upperclassmen, to protect your laurels. As there is only a week or less left until the games begin, you already-learned- ones had better get going. The class games are to begin the middle of next week, but there has been great hope for some demon stration games before this time. Owing to the few highly-enlightened out for practice, about all the dem onstration has been what not to do, instead of what to do and whom to imitate. Because you are older, upperclass men, don’t think it shows and there is no hope for you. Even Palm olive testifiers will add that experi ence aids in keeping “that school girl complexion.” Hockey: Girls wlio were born under a lucky star and those who are interested enough to practice and work, will go to Harrisonburg to the Virginia- Carolina Field Hockey Association meeting, which will begin Friday afternoon, October thirtieth at two- thirty P. M., and will end Saturday, October thirty-first at five P. M. Miss Atkinson is anxious to find out who wants to go and to make reservations for those that are going because these are to be the guests of the college for Friday night, and Saturday , therefore, the reservation must be made. Tnere is no limit to the number of girls who may go, for the collegf represented may play as a team ( form a mixed team, although a full team is hoped for those interested this great escapade must see Mi Atkinson at once. Hockey is still being practiced with soccer, and there has been much talk circulated about a dem onstration game. Yep, there is to be one. Question: When ? Answer when tliere is enough upperclassmer who can get up wind enough to practice, and add enough to their knowledge to demonstrate. Don’t eat “Pep” for breakfast. Come to hockey practice and win three free meals at Harrisonburg, and enough pep to make you want to practice the next day. Although the stretch of cold spell broke into the life-saving class ducted by Swimming Manager, Jo Walker, thirteen girls were enrolled and much progress was made in the Work was done on approaches suscitations (ask Jo as to the me ing of this), carries, and a little on breaks. Xo more life-saving classes will be conducted this fall, but next spring you will again have a chance know how to save someone’s neck There is still an opportunity for the bigger and braver souls to swimming any afternoon. Remember the judge’s verdict as to swimming “Cleanliness is next to Godliness.’ Intercollegiate News N. C. ('. W.-. Superlative elections of North Carolina College were held recently. The following girls were chosen to appear in Pine Needles, the college annual, and to represent each type: Pansy McConnell, Gastonia - Wisdom. Mary Brandt, Florence, S. C.— Grace. Mildred Brunt, Winston-Salem, \. C.- -Versatility. Frances Chandler, Winston-Salem, N. C.—Sportsmanship. Anne Griffin, F’denton—Cliarm. Alyce Fuller, Kittrell—Culture. Charlotte Wilkinson, Rocky Mount —Beauty. Davidson College: The total enrollment for 1931-32 has reached 650, which according report is the largest number in t history of the school. Duke University. For the first time “talkies” we used at the Duke V. M. I. game. A grid-wise announcer broadcasted the game over all of the stadium by means of huge amplifiers. Duke University. The Freshman Class of Duke Uni versity, East Campus, shows a total enrollment of one hundred and twenty-one students. Twenty-three state are represented in this group. North Carolina leads in the nun ber enrolled from one state, with total of ninety-seven. Pennsylvani follows next with eighteen students while New York, Virginia, Florida and New Jersey are close behind. THE PACKING HOUSE BLUES Little Bo-Peep has lost her sheep And the poor little darling is miffed; She doesn’t know whether the sheep have gone To Armour, Morris, or Swift. NO WONDER “They shouldn’t make much n “I know, but paw’s in ’em. j At the Theatres Monday .'Ind Tuesday REBOUND In Rehound Ina Claire i tiie wiles possible in order to hold her husband. Trouble develops when she discovers that, that was what the rest of the girls wanted also. Just how much should a wife stand? Come and see the girls fight over Robert Ames. W'EDf MONKEY BUSINESS See the four Marx brothers in th best picture they’ve ever made. It’ a record-breaker and the most out rageous entertainment of the You laughed yourself hoarse in Vocuanuts, you screamed with glee at their pranks in Animal Crackers, but you’ll do both and some more “to boot” in Mo-nkeij Clive Brook refuses to save self by the confession of the true murderer, while his enemies hope to obtain political advantage by ex posing the man they believe guilty. The scene is East Side, New York City and the girl in question is the beautiful Peggy Shannon. You can miss this picture—it’s irresistible ! Wednesday and Thursday FATHER’S SON Irene Rich Lewis Stone Friday and Saturday RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE George O’Brien appears at his best in this superb story of the West. The Zane Grey story is one that you’ve gut to see acted on the screen. Den “I’n ^ but I’n Iw’eet P.itient: “Ye gods, do den- s pull that old one, too.?” Purpose of the ‘'Y” The Young Women’s Christian Association of Salem College is made up of a group of girls w’ho sincerely endeavor to procure a full, crea tive and constructive life through an increasing understanding of God. They do not want to confine this knowledge and blessing to them selves; rather, they are determined to have a part in making it obtain able for all people. In this task, they seek to understand Jesus and to fol low him. There is not one definite assignment for one particular It is the co-operative and joint effort of the entire group toward achie one common good—living the kind of lives they would like to live. Do You Attend Vespers? In doing this there are numerous opportunities given in various fields. First and most important is the Ves per Service on Sunday evening. Each student is invited to share with the Y. W. C. A. a few moments of wor ship. Tlie music, the prayers, scrip ture passages and the brief, yet vital, talk are all conducive to a deeper reverence and love of God. And Evening Watch? To supplement these, are the Eve ning Worship meeting, conducted by different girls twice a week at 10:1. These small gatherings are a fitting close to a busy day. Social Service The Social Service Study group meets to discuss various branches of I Social Service. Methods of begin ning and carrying on social work, and of obtaining best results from the work are discussed and criticized. Various members give reports on fields wliere Social Service has ac complished much. Community Service The Community Service group of fers an opportunity of putting in to practice what was learned in the study group. Girls plan weekly meetings to entertain the ladies in the Salem Home. During the year various visits to the Childrens’ Home are conducted by this group. Student and Industry On regular occasions a group of Salem girls meets with a group of working girls to discuss various liclp- ful and pratical subjects. This phase of Social Service work is conducted by the Student Industrial Committee. Do You Eat at the “Y” Store? There is no girl at Salem who can say that she has not sooner or later taken advantage of the “Y” store or, as it is formally known, a part of the work of the I’inance group. One never realizes until ten o’clock every night its convenience and almost its absolute necessity. Teas Closely allied to this (in a glut ton s opinion), is tlie Social group. Eating is a big part of everyone’s life. In fact approximately one -eighth of one’s entire life is spent eating, and the Y. C. A. takes all difficulties out of the way. The Sun day afternoon teas, the teas during exam week, and the monthly asso ciation meeting all offer as their best number, the refreshments. Appealing to his stomach always wins a hus band, but it is rather evident that the famous maxim is more general than that. Join The Y. W. C. A. From all of these possibilities, every student can pick at lea-it one phase in which she is interested. Even though she feels that she can not gain from it, tliere is a possibil ity that she may give to others. Fiaeh girl can, by becoming a part of it and by giving her best to it, make the Y. W. C. A. more effective and more worthwhile. During this week, every student in Salem College will be asked to join the Y. W. C. A. Remember that it is only through the co-operation and interest of each girl that the Association can hope xist and, in existing, attain its goal. THE 1931 4. BIG DAYS WED - THURS FRI - SAT THE 4 MARX BROTHERS IN MONKEY BUSINESS’ “Monkey Business” Sliindigs^ aboard .shi^—Pi A nnouncing Opening of Our New Store in the new Chatham Building Monday Evening, October 12th, 7 to 10 P. M. A cordial invitation to our many friends and customers to pay us a visit and see the modern store we have planned for your convenience WEST 4Tir ST. •V O G L E R ’ S Jewelers NEW SILK UNDERWEAR Gowns, Pajamas, and Step-ins in light pastel shades. ! S])ecial Prices $1.9.5 and $2.9.5. ! D. G. CRAVEN COMPANY I EFIRD’S Department Store Quality, Service and Price GIVE THESE GLOVES A HAND! The Cape-Skins are Priced I'rench Kids are Priced $1.95 $2.95 ANCHOR CO., Inc. “Shopping Cenier of Winston-Salem” WANTED—College Boy or Girl to represent nationally known candies. Liberal compensation. MARTHA WASHINGTON CANDIES P. O. Box 665 Roanokcj Va. WELCOME, STUDENTS, TO WINSTON-SALEM AND ARCADE FASHON SHOP Catering to tlie Student Wear is Our Specialty Ready-to-Wear Shoes, Hosiery and Millinery ARCADE FASHON SHOP 432 N. Liberty Street Keep that School-Girl Complexion While in College! Elizabeth Arden’s Beauty Preparations Are on Sale in Winston-Salem at THE IDEAL TIIADE AND W. FOURTH STS.
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