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THE SALEMITE
May 2. iQq-)
Mr. Brown McAllister To Talk
At Y Vespers Sunday
Mr. Brown McAllister
Mr. Br.own McAllister will speak
at Sunday Vespers May 4 in the
Friendship Rooms of Strong at
5:15 p.in. His topic will be “Mak
ing Life Beautiful”.
Mr. McAllister was born in Mt.
Pleasant. He attended the public
schools there and then went to
Lenoir Rh3'ne College in Hickory.
He also attended the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
He taught at Mt. Pleasant High
School, was Principal of Coltrane
Elementary School in Concord, and
he is now Superintendent of the
Concord City Schools.
Mr. McAllister is active in many
churches throughout North Caro
lina and is also a member of numer
ous civic organizations in Concord.
He is a well known speaker
among the young people of his
vicinity and teaches a young mar
ried couple’s Sunday School class.
Mr. McAllister is unmarried.
Rising Sophs
Elect Officers
The rising sophomore class elect
ed new officers for the coming
year at a meeting last Monday.
Those chosen include vice-presi
dent Jean Hamrick; secpetary. Sue
Jones; treasurer, Betsy Liles and
historians, Ann Edwards and Bryan
Bowman.
Jean is a day student from Win
ston-Salem. Sue is from Charlotte;
Betsy and Bryan, from Wadesboro
and Ann, from Bluefield, W. Va.
Little Theater
Qives O’Neill's
Ah, Wilderness
The Little Theater presented
“Ah, Wilderness,” a light comedy
by Eugene -O’Neill, in Reynolds
Auditorium last Tuesday. Doris
Pardington, as director, cast Jimmy
Turner, Clarke Billings, and Nancy
Alexander in the leading roles.
O’Neill, a noted tragedian, de
viated from his usual style to
comedy in “Ah, Wilderness. It
was his only light-hearted produc
tion, but it successfully ran on
Broadway for nearly 300 perfor
mances, 20 years ago.
The play is concerned with New
England family life shortly after
the turn of the century. The
character of the little boy is cen
tered around his love of literature
and romance. He continual!)'
shocks his stuffy neighbors and is
counselled by an understanding
father.
The play was coupled with a
membership drive, which encour
aged renewal of tickets by old
members as well as soliciting new
members.
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