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PHYSICAL TRAINING
An Avenue F«r Chgistiantty— The Best
VtMate Is-ttm. Christina Athlete.
I “Physical education is that which
secs in measures. .insuring bodily health
niid the right amount of uiotor activity,
ail avenue of approach through which
tjie whole individual may be influenced
for good, in mind and character as well
in body; it employs the word physical
tb denote the mtanis and not the end.’’
i We -ask our readers and citizens to
t|tudy closely the above quoted defiui
tjrnu and keep it in mind. This defini
tion was formulated for the National
(College Physical Director's. Society by
some of our greatesf,, leaders and out
standing wen in the’country. It indi
cates the purpose the Y. M. C. A. lias
always had. in adopting physical train
ing as a part of its progrma. Every
single boy or person who approaches the
"Y” for recreation of any sort has three
sides to him—the physical, the mental
and the spiritual side. The physical
side is. the side through which the phys
! Seal department works to approach the
other two. The objective is the third
side of the boy and that is the spiritual
side; therefore, the physical training is
not the end, but the beginning ever lead
ing through constant effort toward a
broadening of the spiritual character.
First—What are the mental needs of j
the beys ami men in a given city that.
a program of physical .activities noun j
meet? Is it the ability to think fasti
and arrive at conclusions? Is it will 1
power, imagination or ability to focus'
attention? it it be any or all of
these, it has already been demonstrated
that physical activities properly con
ducted caa stimulate.
Second—What are the character
forming needs? Are they self-control,
self-sacrifice, pleasure in hard work,
habit of doing one's best, recognition of
the rights of others, honesty, courage,
loyalty or obedience? Again properfy
conducted physical activites will show
the value of these character traits.
Third—What are the physical needs?
Are they related to the proper growth
and development, or the bringing about
of organic vigor, or to co-ordiuating
ability? Again, physical exercise can
bring it to pass.
No matter what station of life the
man or boy. woman or girl finds them
selves to be in they cannot afford to
be without some manner of properly
conducted physical exercise and instruc
tion in physical training. If not in
structed by (he “Y” cr by some other
such institution then by the family
physician. The boy or girl does not
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Round Dance and Barbecue at KimHe-ps
Mill May 22. Music by Albemarle or
chestra. Music will be on time rain
or shine. HWt-c.
F«r Sale—One Free* Jersey Cash Vue
registered Berkshire boar. Phofie 251.
B. S. High, Bout* 2. 19-2t~P-
Nice Fresh Fish—Large and
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Cask Grocery Co. 16-3 t-p.
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live who can do his or her best work
with a sickly body. (Jive them good
health and proper exercise and you can
bring out the best there is in them men
tally. hpysically and morally. That is
why the Y. M. C. A. adopted the big
triangle for its eublem, each side bear
ing one word that stands for the part of
the boy or man it administers to —spirit.
I mind. body.
Kannapolis and Concord Woodmen.
. W. B. Stuart in Charlotte Observer.
The boys of ohl Kim Camp No. 16.
[ Concord. wiH show the rest of the dis
trict just what they can do beginning last
Tuesday night. The writer had the
pleasure of making them a visit and bav
j iug the (good luck of securing the appoint -
i ment of Sovereign Joe A. Walter, as
eamp deputy and he has already started.
. i out for new members, we know that
, | there will be a large class brought in be
j! tween now and the 15th of August} that
1 1 is the date of the closing of the class
I under sjiecial rate and 50 will be the
( ! number secured if the plau outlined at
I j the last meeting is backed up by the
■ j members. This camp 1-as one of the best
fields for work that we know of and with
a good hustling camp deputy ou the job
every week we see no reason why they
won’t soon be back to the high water
mark.
f Kannapolis.
- Sovereign O. H. Hollefiehl, of Pine
[ Wood camp, No. 382. Kannapolis, has
i been appointed camp deputy and has al
i ready begun to liue up tip* business. Apr
j plications are coining in from there and
prospects arc the very best. Sovereign
Hollefiehl will make us a good man and
we welcome him into the field workers
family.
’ This camp is the owner of the best
uniform rank degree team in nil of North
i and South Carolina and Virginia. Thct
have won first prize at the ty-state en
campment at Greensboro. 1928, They
will be at the log rolling at Salisbury.
May 28. to confer the degree on a large
class of candidates.
Radio Articles For All.
The Radio Magazine, given free with
The New York World, is in demaud with
the radio public because of the many
articles of interest in each ssne. A
partial list of contents for next Sun
day is as follows: Detecting Earth
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A DX Refiex with Sodion Detector:
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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
( 11 ift AND ABOUT THE CITY jl
COMMENCEMENT AT
SCOTIA WOMEN’S COLLEGE
Sermon Rclivcrwl Yestor
day Afternoon.—Senior tinterUtaml
This Evening.
Commencement exercises began at
Scotia Women's College yesterday with
i the deliverance of the baccalaureate ser
mon to the members of the graduating
! class by Dr. T. R. Lewis, IYesident of
the collegf.
The sermon was delivered yesterday af
ternoon at 4 o’clock and was beard by a
large congregation, there be rug many
friends of Dr. Lewis and the college in
the large congregation.
The second feature of the commence
ment program will be rendered this
evening with the presentation of the sen
ior preparatory entertainment. The en
tertainment will begin at 7 o’clock and
the following program will be rendered:
March : The Jolly Coppersmith?—Sara
Jackson. Bayard Ison.
Class Song.
Invocation.
Chorus : “Smg On”—Denzn.
Flay: “The Lady of- Lyons.” a classic
drama in Five Acts.
| This story depicts French life in the
I Sixteenth Century.
Act I. Scene 1. Room in House of
Mons, Desghapelles “The Refusal." Scene
2. The Golden Lion Inn. “The Plot."
Act 11. Scene 1. The widow’s cot
tage. “The Letter Rejected." Scene 2.
Mons Desehapelles. "The Plot Thick
ens."
Act 111. Scene t. The Golden Lion
'lnn. “After the Wedding." Scene 2.
-The Widow’s Cottage, “The Revelation."
Act IV. The Widow's Cottage, “The
Atonement."
Act V. Scene t. Street scene in Ly
iOns 2 1-2 years later. Scene 2, House
.of Mons Desehapelles. “The Return.”
; The program for tomorrow follows;
Class Day Exercises, Tuesday, May 20,
1:30 p. m.
Annual Address, Tuesday evening. Ma“
20, 7 :30—Rev. R. H. Allen. D. D. Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Commencement Exercises. Wednesday.
1 May 21. 10 a. ni.
Unveiling of Tablet in memory of Dr.
A. W. Verner. 12 M. „
The following program will he ren
dered ou Wednesday morning. May 21, at
10 o’clock:
March—Hongroisc de Concert—H. Ko
walski.
Invocation.
Chorus: (a) A Blue Bird—Spencer;
(b) The May bell and the Flowers—Men
delssohu.
Essay; Epochs in English Literature—
Ellen Armstrong.
Essay : Sources of the Nation’s Wealth
—Corrie Hart.
Semi-Shorus: Snowflakes Corven-
Gaul.
Essay: Where There Is Vision the
People Live—Blanche Taylor.
Essay: Education of the Illiterate
Masses—Rebecca Patterson.
Piano Solo: Sonata No. 4, D Major—
Hayden—Luvenia Bell.
Essay : Radio—Doris Dtingee.
Essay : American Highways—Goldie
Sanders.
Chorus: In Heavenly Love Abiding—
Pike.
Presentation of Diplomas and Certifi
cates.
Chorus: O Lovely Night—Offeubach-
Specker.
Benediction.
Training School Wins.
The baseball season was ushered in
at the Jackson Training School last Sat
urad with a 4 to 1 victory over the
strong Cabarrus mill team.
Bost pitched a line game for the school
boys, allowing ouly four hits and fan
ning nine men. He was backed up
with some great fielding, the school team
executing three fast doublt (days.
Simpson, pitching for Cabarrus, also
twirled a fine game except for one bad
inning when he was touched up for
live hits and four runs.
Both pitchers displayed excellent con
trol. only one base on ball being issued
during the entire game.
R H E
Cabarrus 1 4 6
J. T. School 4 7 2
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almost only industry in Persia.
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THE CHAUTAUQUA OPENS
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
TKe Tct* Is Erected oil the
Central Scßtal Grounds.
The big Redpafh teiit is being erected
on the Central School grounds and every
thing will be in readiness for the grand
opening qt 3:30 p. n>. tomorrow.
The opening number will be the Dum
ber Male Quartet and Bell Ringers, of
Chicago, a sterling organization pre
senting a varied program of vocal and
instrumental music, featuring the diffi
cult art of bell ringing.
At night following a concert by the
Dunbar Co., ex-Governor Brough of Ar
kansas, will be heard in a challenging
lecture “America’s Leadership of the
World.’’ Twice elected Governor of Ar
kansas and for tlp-ee years a pupil of
the immortal Woodrow Gov.
Brough is well fitted to discuss this, his
chosen subject.
Thirteen programs in all will consti
tute the rhautaqua program and the sea
son ticket admits to all. The cost is
less than half where a season ticket is
purchased and the committee is very
desirous that every an* avail themselves
of the opportunity, to attend these great
attractions at the small cost of season
ticket.
The sale of season tickets will close to
morrow (Tuesday) evening.
Evangelistic Meetings at McGill Street.
Evangelistic meetings at McGill Street
Baptist Church continue with increasing
power. Crowded houses at both ser-
I vices Sunday. In the afternoon there
was a meeting for men ouly. which was
well attended, and a deep interest on
the part of all the men.
The preaching is simple, earnest and
profound, setting forth clearly the dan
gers of sin and the gospel way of salva
tion. The meetings will continue every
-night this week. The singing is splendid
and the people are pleased.
The pastor evangelist will use tonigfc.
as iris theme “The Revelation Given us
of Two Souls After Death."
At The Theatres.
“Lawful Larceny." a drama with sev
eral stars, is being offered at the Star to
day.
The l’iedmont today is offering the
Drama “Western Feuds." and a comedy
"Dance or Die."
At the Pastime today “Yankee Mad
ness' is being shown. An all-star cast is
offered, in this picture.
The first rules to govern the s|>ort of
- boxing were drawn up in London in
1743.
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Executive Committee
Col. T. D. Maness, Chairman
T. H. Webb
F. J. Haywood . •
W. G. Caswell
J. G. Parks
D. B. Coftrane
A. R. Hoover
A- E. Harris
E. C. Barnhardt
Division A
General—Jones Y. Pharr.
Captains:— j
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L- D. Coltrane, Jr.
P. M. Lafferty
H. S. Williams
C. N. Field
Division B.
General—l>r. S. W. Rankin |!
Captains:— l
L. M. Richmond
t. H. Barrier
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! Chas. Ivey
A. E. Harris
Division C.
General —A. G. Odell.
Captains 1 — j
Robt. Ridenhour
W. H. Gibson il
J. G. McEachern
J. E. Davis
Chas. F. Ritchie
Division D
General—Cameron Macßae.
Captains—Billy Brown
Walter Sullivan
Hubert Fink
Carl Benfield
T. L. Moose
'bulge Calvert and Speeders.
Twelve people charged with “speed
ing" were arraigned before .fudge Cal
vert. in Superior Court, at Wilmington,
and the judge went after them, iu heroic
milliner. He sent each of the twelve
to jail for teu days. After that they
ar* to surrender their license to drive [
an, automobile, and agree not to drive
a machine "anywhere iu the State" for
a period of one year.
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