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Chapel Gems
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but he was in Alabama at
the time.
The chapel programs con
ducted by our college family
for this year hove been of a
varied nature, and many of
them have proved highly in
spirational.
President Blackwell, who
spoke to us on the Monday on
which Founders' Day was ob
served, gave us a brief history
of our college, impressing us
with our obligation to the past
and our responsibility to the
future.
Through our B. S. U. council
and its president, Douglas
Aldrich, we have had many
fine programs. Each Tuesday
the assembly period is given
over to the work of the B.S.U.
On October 14, Ronda Robbins
gave a summary of the B. S.
U. convention which was held
last November in Hickory, and
a preview of this year's con
vention which will begin Oc
tober 31, in Durham. On our
last B. S. U. chapel day we
greatly enjoyed a talk by
Douglas Aldrich, who spoke
about "Reality in Christ's
Living."
On Thursday of last week
Dr. R. L. Moore gave an in
teresting talk on making the
most of one's life. He empha
sized the fact that we possess
the ability to convert our lives
into things of beauty by over
coming all that is small and
ugly. On Friday Mr. R. L. Lee
brought us a beneficial dis
cussion, admonishing us to
look to God for guidance in
time of temptation.
In addition to the delightful
concert given by the band, an
other musical program, which
featured David McAdams in a
violin solo, "Polish Dance," by
Severin, was greatly enjoyed.
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Sparring In Sports
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mendably and holds his own
on defense as well.
The lineup in the Davidson
Frosh game was as follows:
Bowen and A. Anderson, ends;
Ingle and Holt, tackles; Day
and Green, guards; Moore,
center; Carr, quarterback;
Faulkner and Addlemon, half
backs; Cushwa, fullback.
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volumes of biography and his
tory, was given to the library
by Buren Jumey of Statesville.
Mr. Jurney is a graduate of
Mars Hill and is now chairman
of the State Industrial Com
mission. These volumes will
be appreciated especially by
the history department. They
were edited by Archibald
Henderson, a professor at the
University of North Carolina.
A valuable collection of
books and pamphlets was
given by the late Laura Lazen-
by of Statesville. She was for
merly a teacher and a very
active Baptist leader. Her col
lection includes devotional and
mission study books, poetry,
biographies, and a few novels.
Some of the titles are How to
Pray by Fosdick, Meaning of
Prayer by Torrey, and Won
ders of the Tropics by H .M.
Stanley.
The James Long Library of
approximately thirteen hun
dred books was given by Rev.
James Long of Erwin, Tennes
see; and it holds much in store
for ministerial students espe
cially. Mr. Long had pastorates
for thirty-four years in North
Carolina, South Carolina, and
Virginia. In addition to the
books, periodicals, and pom
phlets in the gift there were
also a desk, chair, filing cases,
and cabinets from Mr. Long's
study. His books were given
with the stipulation that they
be kept intact, and they ore
Peace Treaty Of ’41 B.S.U. Hy-Lytes
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James Hall give her some arti
ficial curls to wear when sud
den Morgonton showers leave
hers lacking. Jean Harper
wants several pairs of pajamas
one can breakfast in without
attracting Miss Logan's atten
tion.
Nan Love has demanded
and received a mop of South
Carolina, although she still in
sists that the Ashley and
Cooper Rivers run together at
Charleston to form the Atlantic
Ocean. George Blake has re
ceived a book in which to
write his diary.
Diary:
Oct. 18—Snowing, can't go
hunting.
Oct. 19—Still snowing, can't
go hunting.
Oct. 20—Still snowing, shot
grondmaw.
Thus ends the treaty. The
spoils are spoiled, the last
shell is shot, and Miss Diggers
tolls the bell of peace over the
little circle where pacific pairs
sit on.
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Maddry of Richmond, Virginia,
will speak on Friday evening.
A tour of the Duke campus,
a message by Governor
Broughton, and a sunrise in
stallation service will be other
outstanding events of the
week-end.
Mars Hill has a definite port
to contribute to the convention.
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