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THE SALEMITE
February 22, 1946.
This Younger
Generation
This Vounger Generation
Hello, good people and Lois. You
surely are looking—what I mean.
Immediatelj' following this state
ment we will punctuate with Light
and .Terry:
Light—period
Jerry—c,omma
Now to get on Light I will try to
tell you a little news on the side
line Light Everything goes well on
Salem campus Jerry except a little
gossip that I was unable to get
hold of Light But Jerry neverthe
less Jerry we will try to make a
little up on our own accord and in
itiative Light
Salem Campus is going to he
death personified this week-end Light
Greta and Jayne are off to David
son Light Snyder’s all excited about
her V. P. I. date Light Bill Hunt is
putting up witi^ Sarah for Mid
winters at Wake T.orest Light Mart
plansto plan at Chapel Hill Light
Light Albemilrle attracks Babe Light
Then Jerry there’s that super Kich-
mond trip Light Margaret Fisher
Jerry Hallie Jerry Margaret Ehudy
.Terry Lib Peden Jerry and Peg
Broaddus are driving up Light Hub-
ba Jerry Hubba Light We’ll leave
Light now to wait for Jerry. Best
wishes to both of them.
Seen at the dance:
Former Salemites:
Mary Frances McNelly
Jo McLauchlin
Mary Charles Watson
Betty Hennessee
Rosamond Putzel
Betty Jean Jones
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CAROLINA . . .
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
“Too Young to Know”
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
“Spanish Main”
TOESYTH . . . •
Monday, Tuesday
“San Antonio”
Wednesday
“Stork Club”
Thursday
“Enchanted Cottage”
Friday, Saturday
Rev, Holder
(Continued from page one)
today. In this “parable” of our
time, the airplane represents our
civilization which has stalled at its
liigh jK)int and is in imminent dang
er of falling to the ground. If we
lose control of this power we may
crash or drift away into eternity.
Continuing this aeronautical meta
phor, Mr. Holder drew a parallel be
tween wing slots on airplanes which
check the speed of a fall through
space and the spirit of God in
Jesus and the church which will
save civilization from plunging head
long downward.
In the Thursday assembly, Mr.
Holder .spoke of the infinite power
and terror of the atomic age. He
defined physical power as only a
local thing which may fail. He said
that we must rely on some other
source than physical power. We can
appeal with confidence to God’s
power because it is spiritual, and
God is universal, divine, and living.
We may destroy the outward sem
blances of Christianity, but noth
ing can destroy the power of the
spirit of God.
In addition to making these talks.
Rev. Holder conducted early chapel,
talked personally to the girls after
the meetings, and gave them further
spiritual assistance in individual
conferences every day both at the
college and at the academy.
Tournament
Opens Soon
The official basketball tournament
will begin March 6, Annabel Allen,
Manager of basketball, announced
today. The schedule is as follows:
March 6 8:00 i’reshman-Shopho-
iiLore.
March 7, 7:45, .Junior-Senior
March 8, 7:30, Freshman-Junior.
March 11, 7:30, Sopliomoro-Senior
March 13, 8:00, Freshman-Senior
March 14, 7:30, Junipr-Sopho.more
Henrietta Walton is assistant bas-
betball manager, and the class man
agers are as follows: Eaton Seville,
freshman team; Ann Carothers,
sophomore; Virtie Stroup, junior;
and Betsy Casteen, senior.
The Hygiene Class is sponsoring
a moyie concerning tuberculosis and
cancer. The movie will be shown in
the Old Chapel Monday at 6:45 P.
M. Students and faculty are asked
10 attend.
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Salemites Desert Campus
Who’s gonna hold down Salem-
jailem come Saturday night? Seems
that Davidson, Carolina, and State
are gonna be swamped w’lh Salem
ites.
Next time y,ou see Carol B. ask her
why Princeton seemed so attractive
this week-end? Salt air maybe!
And speaking of Carols, is it quite
fair that the dance brought Carol
Gregory two calls, two orchids, and
two men?
By the by—one sure wny to lose
your man is to let him loose at a
Salem dance—cause If you don’t
watch him, some other cutie will—
it has happened.
Betty Ham’s Bill finally got that
leave—could that have anything to
do with her trip to Wilson this
week-end? Coit and Hack already
have their brushes out to paint said
town. We wouldn’t go so far as to
say Wilson’s gonna be quiet this
week-end.
If any of you girls are interested
in the particulars of inter digitation,
ask Betty Hatley—she can check
you out in them.
.Tano Jeter Boatwright . was here
this week-end looking better than
ever. Oh for the life of a Mrs.
Wonder how it feels to date,
a king? Allene Taylor’s in the knoff
as of last Saturday night.
Doesn’t it seem empty without th®
thrill of watching Light pack? With'
out Light? But who wouldn’t lik®
to be in her shoes?
Seemed natural to see “Putt,
“Huck,” and all the old girls bad'
on campus again.
Wonder if Nell Penn and Eaton
need something to “soothe paiB'
ful sunburn”? After Sunday aftef'
noon—or would cough drops be more
in order? That Freshman Class really
starts things early.
Did you notice all the cars o® ,
campus last week-end—not to men
tion the men? Looking good, huh^
What’s this about third
Clewell’s new phone? Does that mean
we’ll all have the same soon—
hope.
Just one last w.ord—if you’re ever
feeling so low you could walk under
a rug on stilts without making *
wrinkle—drop in Clewell sometime
after lunch or dinner and take
Leeper-Slye’a arrangement of “Pe^'
sonality.” Guaranteed!
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