Page Four
THE SALEMITE
October 9
Three Little Words
(Co-tinued from page two)
black robes or gay sweaters.
Then one fine Sunday morning
1 was able to say, “Salem College,
here I come.” I have never seen
such a sea of attractively coloured
hair (in Assembly), neither have I
experienced such easy friendliness
and warmth peculiar only to Am
ericans. In place of cloisters stand
attractive l)uildings expressive of
Salem’s 182 years of academic,
social . and moral record. As for
the unforgivable idea about nuns,
it is best to forget it though I
must remember to congratulate a
home friend of mine who expressed
the. wish of seeing me return as
one such ! I love the clear toll of
the class-bell which reminds me of
the church-chimes I had been used
to counting daily. The falling of
maple leaves, an occasional squir
rel crossing one’s path, the beaus
on week-ends, fraternity pins, the
.small talks and the ‘you-all’s are a
part of Salem life.
Yesterday 1 .was 10,405 miles
away in a place called Singapore.
1 did, not know Salem then. To
day my feet rub upon Salem’s
brick paths, I jostle and joke with
Salemi tes, can’t resist her piping
hot rolls. Tomorrow . . . well,
that’s another day so long as the
three little words play their part.
“Y” Cabinet
Holds Retreat
A retreat was held by the YWCA
for all cabinet members on Mon
day at Miller Park.
Plans were discussed for October,
November, and December.
The “Y” will sponsor Religious
Emphasis Week, Oct. 19-22, with
Reverend Kenneth Goodson as the
guest speaker.
Tentative plans have been made
for Salem-Davidson Day, an auc
tion sale, and a student-faculty
coffee.
Reverend Sawyer, who is advisor
for the YWCA, sfioke to the group
informally concerning their work
on Salem campus. Miss Margaret
Barrier, who is also an advisor for
the “Y” attended the retreat.
Never Again
By Frank Kinney
If you have found that the excite
ment, romance and admiration so
necessary to a woman's happiness
IS being lavished on others leaving
you lonely and neglected, stop and
think for a minute. Happiness is
something 3'ou earn. Admiration .is
the coin of pacunent for the woman
w’ho is good-to-look-at.
Most women are average looking,
of average build, complexion, and
stature. Most women dress aver
agely well and wear average look
ing hairstyles. The goal to strive
for is to be above average if you
wish to stand out. ' The rewards
3'OU gain will be greater than youi
fondest expectations.
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Dr. Michael Lewis will speak at
Vespers this Sunday night. The
services will be held at 6:30 p.m.
in the Day Student Center.
* it * * *
The Arts Council will present
James Larkin Pearson, Poet Leaur-
eate of North Carolina, at 4:00 p.m.
on October 11 at the Arts Council
Center. His wife, also an author
ess from Guilford, will assist him.
They will read his poetry and disr
cuss their research on a forthcom
ing biography which Mrs. Pearson
will write. The hostess group will
be the Se'nior Woman’s Club.
* * * + *
The A. .A., ha's announced changes
in the requirements for the hockey
tournament which will be held the
first of November. This year each
player must have six practices to
be eligible for varsity. This 'does
not include physical education '
classes.
Practices will be held each after-
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Alice McNeely, president of the
Student Government Association,
has asked for suggestions for the
naming of the new Honor Book
which is being signed by all mem
bers of the student body. The
name, when decided upon, will be
imprinted on the front of the book.
All ideas should be given to Alice.
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