December 7, 1956
THE SALEMITE
Page Three
Art Exhibit Is Like A New England Trip
Miss Juanita Meares Efird will be married to William Wesley Hern
don at Central Methodist Church in Monroe, December 27.
Juanita, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Efird of Monroe, is a
senior voice major. She is president of the Choral Ensemble, a member
of the I. R. S. Council, and active in the Pierrettes.
Wesley, a senior at Georgia Medical School, is the son of Dr. and
Mrs. J. B. Herndon of Milledgeville, Georgia. He was graduated from
Duke University where he was a member of Pi Kappa Alpha. He
belongs to Theta Kappa Psi medical fraternity.
The wedding is set for S :30 p.m. on the 27th. Three classmates of
Juanita, Patti Ward, Nell Newby, and Pat Greene will be bridesmaids.
Historians Chat With Davis
The speaker for the installation
meeting of the Phi Alpha Theta
which met last Monday night was
Mr. Chester Davis of the Winston-
Salem Journal-Sentinel.
After relating instances in his
career in which a knowledge of
history had been an aid in helping
him better understand several situ
ations, Mr. Davis then led a dis
cussion concerning this subject.
The four new members who were
initiated were two Juniors, Martha
Jarvis, Becky Hinkle. Mr. Foster
Farley, instructor of history at
Salem and Dr. Frank Albright,
curator of Old Salem, Inc.
The art exhibit from now until
December 18 is an exhibition of
thirty paintings of New England
Jane Carter
Leaves For
New Position
After two years at Salem, an
other Salemite has transferred—
only this one will be hard to re
place.
She wasn’t really a Salemite—
although we would like to have
claimed her. Yet she was often
seen cooling a cup of coffee at
Tom’s anxiously awaiting the re
sults of May Court elections, ap
plauding the efforts of a Pierrette
production, or even cheering in a
faculty-student softball game.
Then too, she looked like a
Salemite — or at least, like the
I. R. S. would like for all Salem-
ites to logk, for she was always
neatly dressed in the best of taste
as well as the latest fashion.
She was particularly well suited
for her job—that of making Salem
girls smile. For many of you, she
was just about your first taste of
Salem, for she posed you ,for your
freshman publicity picture saying,
“Remember, this is for your home
town paper.”
She also made you smile for
numerous pictures in the Winston-
Salem Journal and Sentinel, for she
made certain that people in town
knew what was happening on
Salem’s campus.
And it was certain that if you
couldn’t find her seated by the door
in the public relations office, she
was leading some stray photo
grapher or reporter around campus.
But last week she assumed the
official reporter role herself, for
Miss Jane Carter accepted a posi
tion as assistant Woman’s Editor
for the Winston-Salem Journal.
—Judy Graham
subjects. The subjects range from
well-known tourist attractions to
little known, by way beauty spots
or historic monuments.
A study of these paintings is like
a trip through New England. There
are water front sketches, campus,
farm, and street scenes, and even
a painting of Berkshire Lovers’
Leap.
Washington Street, Duxbury by
Glenn MacNutt is a quiet village
street lined with square white
houses and big oak trees. There
are two young girls on bicycles
and I felt as if I were peddling
easily along with them. ,
I took a poll of the music stu
dents passing the exhibit and the
most popular painting was Smutty
Nose Island by William Barss. It
is a dark, gloomy picture of a lonely
gray fisherman’s shack beside a
white capped sea. The infinite de
tail of the sea reeds in the paint
ing appealed to most of us.
Eleven more days until we get
out and eleven more days to go
see this reflection of the sights
which New England gives its
visitors.
il@ws Briefs
The Board of Trustees met at
noon today for reorganization pur
poses following the election of six
new trustee members at a recent
synod of trustees in November.
The meeting was held in the Club
Dinitig room.
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