The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-05-03


lost, both at Milligan and at hom'
The debate with Waynesboroug
comes next week, and with Emor
and Henry college some time i
May. The one I'm to take par
in, against Hampden-Sydney
comes April %. The subject i
Resolved that a person who ha
been convicted three times o
criminal misdemeanor should, VI
on the fourth conviction, be sen
fenced tt life Imprisonment" w
have a choice of sides, but W
can't seem to locate any material
so haven't even decided which
side we want. | think We'll take
the affirmative. The debate is
going to keep me pretty busy fol
the next month. After it's over
I'll start in my music again.
DR.. Jean and | are going to Win
ston-Salem, N. C. Easter to see
the famous Moravian Sunrise ser
vice. Thousands of people go
every year. We're going down on
Saturday.
The girls here don't dress ex-
p~ensively at all. 1t wouldn't pay
to anyway, for the campus is right
above the railroad yards, and it's
the dirtiest, smokiest place I ever
saw.
| CAV my talk about Montana
in Orientation class last Wednes-
day.
/ have a new roommate-Dolly
Paige from Norfolk. Monnie, my
former roommate, got a chance to
room up on senior hill this quar-
ter-though she's only a junior.
It's so much nicer UP there and
they have more privileges. | miss
her. but Dolly's very nice. She
is just a irst-quarter freshman,
though she is twenty and Monnie
was just 10 the other day.
At Durham we saw some flow
ering ounce. There's some on the
campus, just beginning to bud.
Spring is later up here but the
campus is green. The crocus
beds are blooming and the lilies
budded. Lovengly,
JEAN.
Easter Sunrise Service
In a letter written on April End,
she told of attending the Easter
sunrise service at Winston-Salem,
n. C. She said in part:
We started about seven Satur-
day morning. 1t vas raining, but
up a little afterward. The
road through the Fancy Gap was
lovelier than ever. Red-bud is
opening, things IRE getting green,
the winter wheat is a foot high,
and oh, the orchards! Pear, cher
ry, plum, but the peach loveliest
Of all.
The Moravian church is large
and beautiful. They have a grand
pipe organ and a wonderful choir
and orchestra. / wish you could
have heard the music. We went
the Love Feast Saturday after
noon. We stayed at the Salem
dormitory. All the hotels
n town were OVERLOOKING; people
from far and wide for the
Sunrise service. We got up at
t:15, but a steady stream of cars
md people had been buzzing by
or two hours. We had coffee in
he college dining room; the SER
yice began at 5:15. 1t was still
lark except for the stars and tiny,
aiding moon, but large foodlights
it possible for everyone to
rice. AS far as we could see,
across the square and up the side
was a solid mass of PEG
DE. The aged bishop spoke from
he church steps, loud speakers
made it possible for Everyone to
him. For 40 years he has
conducting this service. A
,and played the hymns. Then we
.et off for the cemetery where the
was to be concluded.
400 Ushers
There were HOO ushers, ten or
welye bands Of 80 pieces each
we're stationed along the way.
)ne band would play a line, and
he next answer with the second
inc. Despite the huge crowd,
verifying was orderly and reyer-
mt. The mist hid the sunrise,
between the bishops words,
We could hear the robins and red
,irds. And you should have seen
he flowers on the graves! 1t
vas prettier than a green house
ulips, lilies, roses, everything.
We went to the II o'clock church
ervice. They have an excellent
'reacher.
Too Much Free Air
When we got ready to come
ONE one of the tires was a little
.w. All filling stations in the
ity were closed, so we just drove
p to a free air" place and help
d ourselves. DR.. Jean always
35 lbs. in the tires, but we
ad no gauge, so just put it in
ntil the tire looked full enough.
alter we stopped to get gas and
ad the tires tested. The man