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THE SALEMITE
Friday, May 9, 1941.
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SPRING SPORTS
Spring is sprung^
The grass is ris
I wonder where
The athletes is.
Well, folks ,I’ll tell you where
the “athletes is'’—they are—(par
don the correctness) all over: in the
swimming pool, on the tennis courts,
on the golf course, on horses—why,
we are running a veritable country
club at Salem. And you who do not
know about these things, harken
unto these words:
There are two tennis tournaments
in progress: the “A” for those who
think they’re good and indubitable
are; and the “B” for those who
are a bit reticent in declaring their
ability. The first rounds have not
yet been completed, but eventually
people will give out of excuses for
not playing and at that- time the
matches will progress with great
rapidity.
The other day was a gala day for
the golf course. At about 3:00 in
the afternoon. Miss Byrd, Mr. Ken
yon, Mr. Holder, Dr. Downs, and
Mr. McEwen did the rounds—and
if anyone would like some instruc
tion, consult these five notables.
The swimming pool is usually
quite full of beginners, inter,
mediates, and advanced swimmers.
The beginners will soon be inter
mediates, et cetera, if our new plan
for instruction goes through. The
pool is wonderfully cool for hot
days. ^
There are going to be one or two
supper rides in the coming weeks
as well as a probable horse show.
Much is being done out at Sedge-
field—an extension of the Salem
Female Country Club—and the
horses are not being neglected.
With these sports to choose from,
you should not be bored. If you
are idle and becoming flabby, it’s
your own fault. And remember we
“told you so” when you try on
last year’s bathing suit.
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Newspaper
194142 ATHUTIC COUNCL
ANNOUNCED BY PRESIDENT
Eleanor Hutchison has announced
her Athletic Council for 1941-42.
They are: Betty Barlour, vice-
prcsident; Betty Vanderbilt, secre
tary; Eleanor Barnwell, treasurer.
The manager of the different
sports are:
Hockey Lucy Springer
Ass’t Sara Bowen
Basketball “Mickey” Craig
Ass’t Mary Lib Band
Tennis Sara Barnum
Ass’t Lucy Farmer
Badminton “Dudie” Jones
Golf “Coco” McKeenzie
Ass’t Helen O’Keefe
Archery Mary Jane Copenhaver
Riding (to be elected in the fall)
Ass’t “Sammy” Pou
Baseball Avis Lackey
Volleyball Mott Sausfiin
Swimming Louise Bralower
Ass’t Betty Cook
to wake us up with such as was
heard Wednesday morning:
Pat: Why was the hotel called
a fiddle?
Mike: Because it was such a viol
in!
A PASSENGER
Q. What is an old-maid in an
airplane?
A. The Same is a red-headed
woman on a Grey Hound Bus.
(See the paper elsewhere for de
tails.)
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Newspaper
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Catalogues, application forms, and
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NO GO
I begged and begged,
But she said eo.
I begged again,
But still no go.
I finally asked
Why she wouldn’t
Do it even if
She shouldn’t.
She replied
A silly whim;
The water’s much
Too cold to swim.
—The Yale Becord.
ATALOA SPEAKS
OF OUR HERITAGE
(Continued from Page One)
rise from their crushed and hope
less state after they had been push-
edwest by the relentless whites.
Using the new term, Amerindians,
which applies to American Indians
distinguishing them from the in
habitants of India, Ataloa told
how the culture of the people in
the northwest had been conditioned
by forest and fishing; the middle-
west where there is desert the evi
dences of culture were not great;
the southwest where the culture
showed itself in the agriculture and
the silver, basketry, and blankets;
the Plains where culture was built
around hunting, horses, buffalo,
and moveable homes, the northwest
where canoes, log houses and bas
ketry played a large part. The
Amerindians contribute to present
day medicine made from herbs,
cities built on old camp sites, high
ways built on old trails, skyscrap
ers fashioned after Pueblos, army
tents from teppees.
The second part of the lecture
was devoted to the Indian songs.
Ataloa had a rectangular tom tom
with a black and aquamarine
thunderbird on its face with which
she accompanied herself in the
singing of a mourning chant which
her ancestors sang on the “trail of
tears” westward. In her rich mel
low voice Ataloa sang the song a
young brave sings to the Old Man
of the Mountain when he goes out
into the woods alone to find out
what the Great Spirit wants him
to do. Miss Virginia Thompson ac
companied her on the piano whil*
she sang and danced the songs of
an Indian mother, an Indian lover
in a boat, an Indian courting his
girl, a girl asking for a brave to
bring her elk’s teeth for her wed
ding gown, and a young boy to his
girl. Some of the songs were trans
lated and some were still in her
native tongue. She also told the
story of the creation as her grand
mother told it to her. The only
trouble was the lecturer let “the
trail stopped too soon.”
This was the second visit of
Princess Ataloa, who was here 8*
Easter as the guest of Mother
Strong.
She is now th edirector of art a*
Nashville College.
LIBRARY MEETING
(Continued from Page One)
Plumly, Mrs. C. T. Leinbach, Mrs.
A. S. Johnston, Ealph Spaugh, Mrs-
■John Creech, Misses Mary Dunoft®
McAnnally and Grace Siewers.
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