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THE SALEMITE
September 26, 1952
Adult Classes
To Be Added
This year, in addition to the re
gular college academic courses,
Salem College will offer an adult
education program and some special
children’s classes.
The courses are designed for
residents of Winston-Salem and
its vicinity. Classes will begin
Sept. 30 and continue through the
fall semester until Dec. 16.
Some of the courses are non
credit, while others may be taken
either for credit or not. Fees vary
according to the subject, materials
used and number of meetings.
Most of the class sessions will be
held in the evenings.
There will be representative
courses from nearly every depart
ment on campus. Dr. Elizabeth
Welch will teach a reading speed
up course. Bishop Howard E.
Rondthaler will teach a Bible
course.
From the language department
Dr. Michael Lewis will conduct
two classes: foreign language dic
tion and elementary German. A
study of the Roosevelt-Truman
Foreign Policy will be taught by
Dr. C. Gregg Singer.
Miss Jess Byrd will instruct ad
vanced composition which features
practice in writing. Food prepara
tion will be taught by Miss Vir
ginia Hodges.
The two appreciation courses of
fered will be art appreciation by
Mr. Edwin Shewmake and music
appreciation by Miss June L. Sam-
News Briefs
Mr. Warren Spencer has been
appointed to be in charge of solici
tation of college personnel for the
local United Fund Campaign.
t- *
Mrs. Guthrie entertained the
faculty of the School of Music last
Wednesday night.
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Bus service to five of the local
churches will be available to stu
dents beginning Oct. 5. The buses
will pick students up in front of
Clewed at 10:30 a.m.
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Sue Jones has announced the
new sub-house presidents and proc
tors for Clewed. The sub-house
presidents are Pat Marsh, first
floor; Alison Long, second floor
and Bessie Smith, third floor. The
newly appointed proctors are Emily
flail, Ann Lang, Florence Swin
dell, Kathleen Duffy, Dot Morris,
and Bonnie Hall.
son. Other music courses will be
theory of music by Miss Mary
Cash and applied music, arranged
through the School of Music. Miss
Catherine Nicholson will teach a
course in modern drama.
The two main classes for child
ren are held on Saturday morning.
Studio art is taught jointly by Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Shew-make and
creative dramatics, by Miss Eliza
beth Reigner.
The local Rotary Club held a
luncheon in the Club Dining Room
last Tuesday. After lunch the club
members were conducted on a tour
of Old Salem. Last week the Lions,
Kawanis and Exchange clubs held
luncheons on campus,
A meeting of the Council of
Church related Colleges of North
Carolina will be held at Salem Col
lege on Sept. 12.
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Seven of last year’s seniors are
living near the campus. Jane Wat
son, Lola Dawson and Margaret
Thomas have an apartment one
block from the school on East
Bank Street. The four other girls,
Kitty Burrus, Mary Campbell
Craig, Dee Allen and Edna Wilker-
son—are living down the street
from the school.
4; *
Elizabe'th Krauss, Salem’s foreign
student from the Netherlands, will
arrive next week.
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Handbook tests will be given to
all new and old students next week.
For the new students, the tests
will be given Wed., Oct. 1 at 6:45
p.m. Returning day students and
boarders will take the test Oct, 2
at 6:4S p.m. All tests will be given
in rooms 1, 4, and 8 in Main Hall.
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