Page Four. THE SALEMIT E ^ Thursday, March 15, 1934.
PLANNING LIFE
PROGRAM IS SUBJECT
OF Y. P. M. TALK
(Continued from Page One)
“provider” as quickly as possible and
marrying him. In tliose days the girl
who shamefacedly admitted a desire
to “teach” was regarded with “super-
supercilious” stares (to use the ultra-
ad,jectivity of our President.)
Now, girls expect to plan what they
will do with their lives just as boys
do. Our college life should be the
time when we can “think soberly”
about what we wil be most delighted
in doing for the rest of our lives. I.et
us not be too timid to look into our
own hearts and from what we see
there to decide what we really want
to do. Neither let us be so conceited
that we will be decieved into choosing
to follow the flossy, showy occupa
tion. Above all let us not look for
ward to an unprogrammed life, one
which will have to be buoyed up by
others. But let us build up now a
well planned, delightful, worth while,
self-supporting program which we
may gloriously and happily carry out.
THE INDUSTRIAL
WORK OF THE “Y”
The Industrial Group of the Y. W.
C. A. has been doing very interesting
work this year.
In the fall some of the girls from
the city “Y” met with the Indus
trial Group of the Salem “Y” un
der the leadership of Miss Gladys
Myer, the Industrial Secretary. Dur.
ing these meetings the two groups of
girls learned to know each other and
to see the problems of each. During
the meetings that began last Tues
day problems that are of great in
terest to both will be taken up; e. g.,
industrial education, college educa
tion, and discussions relating to the
economic problems of the day.
Besides these meeting several trips
have been taken through the fac
tories of the city.
RADIO EDUCATION
The educational hour over WSJS
that created interest in the fall is
being continued now. Miss Helen
Hart Puller conducts the music hour,
Dr. Anscombe the history talks, Dr.
McDonald daily events, Mr. McEwen,
the place of the movies in education
and Mis9 Lilly, English. Salem girls
should listen in on this valuable in
struction.
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SPECIALS
IPANA TOOTH PASTE
LISTEMNE TOOTH PASTE
PEBECO TOOTH PASTE
PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTS
JEEGEN’S LOTION
SALEM BOOK STORE
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Metropolitan Opera House
Saturday at P. MEastern Standard Tim:, orer Red and Blue
BC. LUCKY STRIKE wi
GOOD TASTE IS EVERYTHING
In cigarettes, too! So in making Lucky center leaves—they are the mildest, the
Strike cigarettes weuse thefinest Turkish smoothest. And every Lucky is so round,
and Domestic tobaccos—and only the so firm, so fully packed—no loose ends.
NOT the top leaves—they’re under
developed—they are barsh[
Always the Finest Tobacco Leaves
Cream of the Crop
‘The mildest, smoothest tobacco'
NOT the bottom leaves—they’re inferior
in quality—coarse and always sandy \