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Peige Fovur the S AL E MIT E Friday, February 20, 195^ FoTeigTi Duke 0raduate Becomes New Assistant Treasurer Newest addition to the admini stration is Mr. Ralph F. Hill, who has joined the Salem staff as as sistant to the treasurer. He will be working along with Miss Perry man until her retirement in June and will then continue to work in the treasurer’s office. Mr. Hill was born in Cincinnati and was “reared all over the South”. He has lived in Winston- Salem for seven years, which is twice as long as he ever lived any. where else. He attended Duke Uni- versity where he received his A. B, degree. Since his graduation he has held several interesting posi- tions. For a time he was engaged in “Actuarial Research” for the Connecticut General Life Insurance Company. This is research on life expectancy, or how the insurance company bases its premiums for life insurance. After this job he spent Beyond Cont. a year teaching math at Hampden- Sydney in Virginia. Then he came Chatting with Governor Hodges at Rachel Fazila, and Anthea Taylor. (Editor’s Note: Last weekend, Anthea Taylor had Jane Irby and our foreign students, Rachel, Aggie, and Catherine as her guests in Pinehiirst. The fol lowing is Anthea Taylor’s account of their run-in with the “Only-in- America” Rotary Club Convention.) When we walked into the tea room at the hotel I noticed a group > of people and a photographer around one man over in the corner. When the crowd moved away I was delighted and surprised to find that “the man” was Plis Honor Gover nor Hodges. Our group had gotten no farther into the room than the french doors because eight or ten Rotarians had come over to meet and greet us. General confusion came about with introductions (Recamier, Sende, and Facio) and explanations that all the girls were my house guests and we were all Saleniites. The Rotarians were fascinated by our foreign Salemites and Jane and I were pushed aside and nearly forgotten since we were “plain old Tarheels”. Meanwhile one enthusiastic and and interested member of our group drew the Governor away from his fans and brought him to us. We all shook hands with him and then we five girls were shoved into a semi-circle for a picture with him. While we talked he pulled out a paper with all of North Carolina colleges and the names of the for eign students at each. Fie found Salem College and the names of all our girls; then he discovered from the paper that Rachel was a Rotary exchange student from the Win- the Rotary Convention are Jane Irby, Agnes Sende, Catherine Recami^, Photo by John Hemmer, Pinehurst, N. C. ston-Salem Club (which is in the 769th District). When he men tioned this, new interest arose and poor Rachel was completely sur rounded and still more questions were fired at her from all direc tions. At the meeting that morning two foreign students—one from Holland another from Oslo—had spoken. As tvery club has its members who show up at conventions to enjoy the food, play, and fellowship—but not to listen to the speeches and business, so do the Rotarians. While we were busy drinking tea Aggie whispered to us that several Rotarians had “thanked her for coming” and commented on her ex cellent speech in the morning ses sion. Mrs. Flodges arrived and immedi ately came to meet us, making us really feel like the honored guests. She is a soft spoken, genteel lady with sincerity touched with ele gance. She told us to say hello to For Nice Things To Wear and Relaxed Suburban Shopping Visit THRUWAY SHOPPING CENTER Horn* of LANZ DroMo* •nd Smart Sportswear Coordinates Open ’Til 9:00 P.M. Mondays thru Fridays Sat. 9:00 A.M. To 5:30 P.M.j I PIZZA PIES Our Specialty With all the trimmings REYNOLDA GRILL Open Sunday 5 P.M. 'til 10 B53 Reynolda Rd. Phone PA 5*9351 her cousin on the Salem faculty— Miss Covington; and then related some amusing stories about their experiences as roommates in sum mer school during college days. One story was about Miss Covington doing her (Mrs. Hodges’) reading assignment and then giving a de tailed report about the content, so Mrs. Hodges could go out that night. After she left, Jane and I ^ex plained the importance of the posi tion of governor of a state to Catherine, Aggie and Rachel. They were amazed that ordinary people could meet and talk with a man in such a high position. Catherine said “This is a democracy”. (Continued From Page Two) Possible successors could be: 1) either of the capable under secre taries, Herter or Dillon; 2) Henry Cabot Lodge, U. S. Ambassador to the U. N.; 3) Thomas E. Dewey, former New York governor; 4) John J. McCloy, former commis sioner for Germany; and General Alfred Gruenther, President Eisen hower’s successor as N. A. T. O. commander. Whether it is necessary for a new appointment and whether this ap pointment will be temporary or per manent remains to be seen. How ever, there is a meeting of the Western Foreign Ministers in Paris in March concerning the situation in Berlin, and any man who takes Dulles’ place will have to pick up the intricate web Dulles has spun for the Western Alliances; he will have to confront immediately So viet challanges—a very difficult job. Let us hope for Mr. Dulles’ swift recovery. MORRIS SERVICE Next To Carolina Theatre • * • • • Sandwiohe*—Salads—Sodas "The Plaee Where Salemites Meet” TOWN STEAK HOUSE TWO FINE RESTAURANTS TO SERVE YOU NO. 1—107 LOCKLAND AVE. NO. 2—300 SOUTH STRATFORD RD. ARTISTIC FLOWERS Thruway Shopping Center I 278 S. Stratford Rd. Phone PA 5-8516 •NiiiiuiiiiiiiiimuimiiiiiiiiaiuHiHniKiiHmimHaDiimiHHUiiHiiiHmaniiiHiiiiiniHiuiiiiuniiHimuiiaiiiiuHiuinimuiHiii[$ NEW ASIA RESTAURANT, INC. 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