METHODiST MEN VISIT—
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seminars, and state-v/ide conferences. The
Methodist Youth have a fund with which
they aid missionary work and college stu
dents going into full time Christian ser
vice. They have regular officers of their
groups and regular meetings.
Last I asked the men what they thought
of Montreat. The comments were “Very
pretty”, “Lovely”, “The food is delicious”,
and “The service is excellent”. (Oh yes,
I was their waitress!) They, along with
many of us, had the same complaint about
the clanking pipes, but I suppose that is
a small price to pay for a college that
the Methodists like.
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ELEANOR ROOSEVELT IN
"YOU LEARN BY LIVING"
If you approach each new person you
meet in a spirit of adventure, you will
find yourself endlessly fascinated by the
new channels of thought and experience
and personality that you encounter. I
do not mean simply the famous people
of the world, but people from every walk
and condition of life.
If such an encounter is to be success
ful, however, you will need two qualities
that you can develop by practice. One is
the ability to be a good listener. The
other is the imaginative ability to put
yourself in the other person’s place; to
try to discover what he is thinking and
feeling; to understand as far as you can
the background from which he comes, the
soil in which his roots have grown, the
customs and beliefs and ideas which have
shaped his thinking. If you care enough
to make the effort, you can establish an
understanding relationship with people
who are entirely outside your own orbit.
—Harper
C.C.U.N. International
Dinner Served Jan. 14
On January 14, the C.C.U.N. sponsored
an International Dinner. About 40 stu
dents, faculty, and friends appeared that
misty evening to enjoy a rather different
type of meal prepared by the members of
the club and its sponsor. Miss Elizabeth
Stone Hoyt.
The first course of the meal was a de
licious French onion soup prepared by
Miss Hoyt. This was followed by the main
course which consisted of rice and beans,
a Hondurian dish, prepared under the di
rection of Margaret Cooper, a chef’s salad
with authentic French dressing, and
pizzas. The dessei't was a Brazilian coco
nut dessert which Miss Teia Fontes helped
to prepare.
Everyone seemed to enjoy the meal
immensely. We, the members of the
C.C.U.N., wish to thank everyone who at
tended. The money cleared will be used
to help finance a trip to Duke University
for five members of the club, Jimmy Hall,
Furman Parker, Billy Faye Combs, Deanne
Hastings, and Brenda Brevard. They will
be attending a mock session of the General
Assembly of the United Nations, and they
will be representing Argentina.
Famous Last Words . . .
Oh! Mrs. Corbett wouldn’t give a pop
test the day we get back . . .
It’s just like spring outside. I think
I’ll wear a cotton dress tomorrow . . .
I’m sure Miss Smith will give us longer
than three minutes to dress for P.E. . . .
Oh, Betty, they’ll find your suitcase ...
Don’t be silly—you can’t ever find any
thing valuable in the relief box . . .
How was I to know that Ted would be
on the hall at that ridiculous hour?...
But Paula, you know the North started
the war . . .
No, “Tone”, they didn’t get a new lock
for the library door . . .
No, Furman, you can not show the
prospective students around . . .
Oh, Miss Lucy doesn’t give those grey
and pink pills for an upset stomach . . .
You’re teasing. Miss McNeli, I’ve just
got to graduate . . .
I don’t think her hair is even . . .
Kosher, Man, Kosher . . .
Mrs. Rosenblat, what would Gypsie be
doing with your glasses . . .
Englishmen do not really like tea .
Montreal Five Doivns
Black Mountain Team
Coach Bostian organized a basketball
game with a group of boys from Black
Mountain. The Montreat boys were vic
torious on their own court, defeating
Black Mountain 39-23. Montreat exploded
during the second half, increasing their
slim one point lead at half-time. Jimmy
Hall sparked the Montreaters with ex
cellent play, both on offense and defense.
The scoring went as follows:
Jimmy Hall 14 points
Jim Knupp 14 points
Lennie Christie 6 points
Bill Rhodes 5 points
In other sports Jim Nance triumphed
with 55 points at Montreat’s game night.
Montreat has three games scheduled with
Warren Wilson Junior College for second
semester. Come out and cheer the boys
on.
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