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, DIRECTORY. criuRc H ;dj KEjCTory,' BAPTIST. CHURCH, -.; . ';.(-',-, ', ; " Rev. J, C Carroll,' D. 0. ' ' Preaching 1 every Sunday morning and night Sunday-school at 9:30 a. m ' ' Prayer meeting every Wednesday night. f ' V:! ''!;; ! PRESBYTERIAN Cl IURCH . m t;' . ,' ri; Rev. J. E. Fogartie. Preaching every Sun day morning and night ; except the first Sunday in each month. .Sunday-school at 9:30 a.m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday night. ( T Methodist Church; Rev. -N- M. Watson! Preaching eveiy Sun day morning and night. .'Sunday-sc'r.ool, at 9:30 a. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday night. .' " x- Episcopal church. V ,v r Rev. Frederic Towers. Sunday services at 7, 1 1 and 7 o'clock. . .Weekly services at 4 p. ni. Friday. Sunday.school 4 P- m. -- - ! ; ! University Directory, uuiversity atletic association. ' Walter Muiphy, president. ll' ' f. ' 'v y J. T. Pugh, secretary. f ' :" ' V ' : . G. Little, treasurer. . - UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL TEAM. V, )' A. S. Barnard, presidsnt. Charles Baskervillc;, Manager. ; UNIVERSITY BASE BALL TEAM. W. R. Robertson, Captain. f ; -:r.n., :irv,-. . - r, manager. , ' UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB. I . Chas. Roberson, president and leader. v?;,r' ( Jbhn L, Patterson, manager. . t- V Prof. K. P. Harrington, director. ELISHA MITCHELL SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY?, 7 Prof. J. A. Holmes, president; Prof. X' W. Gore, vice-president',;: Dr. F. P. Venable,.se? retary and treasurer. Meets in Person Hall the second Tuesday night of each, month., lour- nals issued twjcp a year. ' historical Society!.. ,t .7 ; Dr. Kemp, P. Battle, president .and.-curres-.; ponding secretary ; H. m. 1 nompson, secretary anA rtncMrpr Mrote at thfi ehl of the nresL-i ; and treasurer. " dent. ' Fraternities. - ets at the call of the presW . .if ; sir (Secret.) ' Phi Gamma Delta, Delta Kappa Lp!jqn, . Kappa Alpha, , Phi Delta rneta; Sigma -Nu, sua. Orn ZetPsi, jg; societies. ;: Theta Nu Epsilon, Sophomore, (Secret;.' The Order of Oi'mgbouls, Junior, (Secret). The societv meets' in February and October. Banquet Thursday night of Commencement. Jerrv Goblii-.s, Junior, (Secret). Banquet Thursdav' night of Commencement. . Dialectic. (Secret Literary). " Established- 179,. meets every .-Friday night in the DL Hall, New Wesj: Building. Philanthropic, (Secret Literary). Establish ed 179s, meets every Friday night in the Pld. Hall, New East Building. University German Club, presi dent ; C. R. Turner, secretary and treasurer. Meets at the call of the president. Leader, selected for each German. ' Shakespere Club, Dr. Thos. dent. Meets in the Y. A, C. A. Tuesday nijrht i ' each month, one hour each day. Hume, presi Hall the third Library open 'it.! f '.ZINE..,. HI ' I I f f 1 i : ! t ! . i. I PrbfV Coliifcf Cdbb,- Mai15.Trig' EfiUorJ i 1 'EDITORS! Y. M. C. A. ! u ) r.'j 331 The 'University is represented in New York city by the following al umni. L. G. Browii,' '49, Maj. Hugh L. Cole, '59, Judge Augustus Van Wyck '04, Col K. M. Murchi son, '53, Rev. St. Glair Hester '8, T. U. Toy '9J ; Russell Bellamy, (ji ; Gordon Battle, 86 ; A. S. Wil liams. 90; Fred. Fearington, 92; A. H. Caldwell, 92 ; R. S. Johnson, Of ; Geo Howell, tp; I) H, Sel ters, 03; Albert RoenlhaJ, ; New men entering the University this year : y.. E L Abbot, NC JasAdditon, " AT Allen, " M L Allen, SC WB Allen, " H Armstrong, Tex -W H Austin, N C E E Bagwell, F A Bailey, " AW Belden, " F B Benbow, " ; M Blackman, " . DW Booth, Tenn -W V Brem, JrrN C, H C Bridgers, . C P Brown, " W Z Burrows, " R S Busbee, M. J A Butt, -J T BuxtQn, : " A. B. Byerly; " C. S. Canada, ; J. W. Canada, " EPCarr, , D W Carter, " GACaton, RGCaudell,., ", W G Clark', " MS. Clifton,' ,- " H G Connor,." ' " Burton Craige, " T J. Creekmore, Va. L J PCutlar,' N.'C. ) H Daingerfield, " J G Dudley,'- " ; D iTatman, " ' A H Edgerton, " , J L Eveerett, . " W P Exum, " M'N Falls, D. Cr . A R Flowers, N. C. :W L Foy, , Va. , , H E Frazier, N. C. C Giles, 'E E Gillespie, LV Grady, " . R H Graves, . V-'M Graves,' ' , W'H Green Jr.' " , J T Gregery, .. pW D Grimes, ; WJL Grimes, t A McD HaU. '.N. C. - I W Russel, -H -B Hajngton, Mt-r M Sbnk, -; J S Hargett, .N.t5.-r HT Siaro, f W C.Harlee. Flar ! U 'S B Snepfierd, -1 ' 4 , F 1 Havwoo'd' N. C. L Sjieifj;sse S. C. B tiermZP"' . c.-T F Sammnos.N.X: rf'W,ioma;itl-nRwt0.,'? iSm rCTorrence.j.j, ", vTJv5;Bfesett,. , H XAWaer,,:;,;:j3;m,ohnson,, 'j F-WeW).--HMj. ;'i.AJf Kern, NY S H Hill, S. A Hodgin, 4 C Holliday, ' . W W Home, ! W J Hornev, H Hornthafl, ; J N Howard, . W. S. Howard, R H Hubard, F B Johnson, . J vv Johnson, H E Johnson, A L Jones, J H Judd, , C W Keel, -W C Lane, . G P La Roque, G S La Bar, - W D Leggett, D Lin-dsey,' , F AV London, J A Long, ' ." L O Love, " S J Love, .. ' " V C McAdoo,- " N H McCallum, " J R McCrary, " P R McFadyen, ' P W Mc.Mullen, H McNairyV " C F McRae, L McRae, . , " W'J McSorley, ' A W MangumJ. " M Mansfield,: Va. S H Martin, L J Moore, W S Moore. W S Myers, N. C. .- , O Newby, ... , W J Nichols" , G W Norman, ' .0'Paris,-. -" . W T Parrott, CT Pearson, S . R H- Pittm.an, WD Price,' F t. Rjggsbee, A H'RoDbins, TR Robertson, s 4 e Rowland, A r Wilyams, ,K L.Kurns, . .. " S WtWflIiSm;,,'': riif0iTl36t:k'gr3V" " H T Winston, -l-1 A';S Cock'efy, ' : The Uhiver sity bf Vlrginra owes a great deal to' the ' University ' of North Carolina' for the 1 use of Stephens, during ' the contest for' the Spaulding Cup in (Chicago this past Summer, 'Stephens pitched for the Virginians and pitched beau tifully, he played in every game and pitched Virginia to the second' place. The phenomenal ' work that he'did in the box for Virginia and the record he made places him in the lead of .all the college : pitch ers in the.sputh..- It not only, .doe?: that hut:-. demonstrates the .fact, that with proper support, he being in the, box, we can put as good a team on the Diamond as any Col lege in the Union. We are proud of Stephens and we have cause to be, and next year we predict that he will pitch us into the' champion ship of the s6uth. -: 'r. -i'.' a -fecord of the Below we give games placed in ! (jhicago. Games.1-' Played". Yale ) 5. Virginia; '' 6. : Amherst 5 Illinois. . 4 Vermont 3 -,? Wisconsin,, s. Wesleyan 2 '' .yanderbiltt 2 (1 mi W6h'. ;.;.4-.. 4. " 3 ' 2 'Y2 i 4h Lost: 1. 1 ? 2 it, 2 2 2 .,! r ' Per cent' 800. 666. 0' , 6po 500 333 , ;,333. ' - 000 1 J , . 900. is E Fj33rs)fe,f i'-irtL'f Fry", .. . v.vS,B Henery, E P Wooten,' ptyr-ll'T-Craig,' 1 J -S Wrav, rvV'-V .4? -8 Gra ntham , III A 3 .,:. . Z CT.CapeJIirft. 5tniU9r-tefcrtlKafci"' ;i; Frank Armfield, F M Parker. , " C V B Butts, ELStamey, . "r,!r 1 T Harrison, W HGleiilennin;'' ' J F Harrison. " ' W:; ,jf IL-ttl, Y.Ai B.8S and latelyi-otf; Harvard, has been elected to the chijpf; .':p reek in the rising University 'df-'Texas. Mr. Battle, for this pedagogical acce?tat!i6h,' will anntion ;E...P; vyviiiad;jpt:? :y.ftfi)ij- Harly. known ';s Hppi t-serijTa few days witti 'his vfriends''of.the "Hill'' during -the opening. We understand that for tlie!c6ming sea son he intends' wielding ' the birch over Nfw Hanover. urchins- . - ' ' Thos. R. Fadst, B.fc". '92, has ta ken up headquarters at-thV 'Var sity" and is filling ,tlie Tuition; i of H.'B; Shaw, 'erstwhile instruct3V'in Mathematics and Drawing. PffHn Hiisbi'e, I'll, B. ran up from Raleih last week paying a Hyin visit to his acquaintances , ( ;T he? . u t; 1 00 k , fort Ffipt- .Ball. f)thi$. year is exceedingly bright;.,. jjJNott onlV' are.tlie'mamstivs'bf last voars ' team .back, but ;,sonio, ,91;' th be-st ; maieriaj iutriw.mqpq tae.jiqot s m im,m n have, t eJjtqr & .,3 ar ,v ? gj-:-a;U.th men,we.co iwcw in SftwrQ iuversrrtte4ttfhgjg a94A3labvplhtjOppit. ' wjllt refcreflilj onjUpjyeri JVaiiag(f c. tffi$er.YH lej 11 -rpa . a v sqliedul jojF, . g4mhryt,;iljp us plenty of chances" to show.ouf : prvyjes.,, .yVitjnajaCap I. and, BasrviJje asMaagef , ',l). j- team?is4iV;the,.Ytyvbfest..iaids,. Jt 1 it is too early yet to give a schechjjp f ofi games 'but wewJlJ., hay f pur !;tods,.full1n;t)eam thj, year i will,.hay3 to. jUnpergo. aj systepfaic course oft raining? All must "train alike and. the men who . wish ' to mike, the. team,. yet show no in clination to .train,. at .are .deluding themselves with the idea that ' pa;t records avail much, will be sadly disappointed. . ..,.. To get on the. team requires work, and to keep on it requires work. Only the best man for the place will be considered and those who train faithfully will have pref erence over all others.' All .must work and work ' hard if we may hope to excell or , even equal last year's record. A very mistaken idea prevails about football in this, as in many oth er institution. It is not ; intended to be acnfined to the few,but is desir ed that as many as are so: inclined, haye also the benefit" of this most healthful and manly form of exer cise. ' , '.;'". V '' Those freshmen ;aid sophomores who are not applying for the. 'Var sity,'can easily have)a game, them selves every ; afternoon. ; The man-agement-yvill furnish them with a ball for that purpose. Regular in spection of those', playing in ; these games will be made and any man giving promise will be at once trans ferred to the regular; field and a uniform' given him. . ---y It is' in the class games 1 that un; heard-of material develops. A man, it matters not how . small he -.may be, . can so develop his body by play ing these games that the . following year he may become a strong ap plicant for the 'Varsity. ,-; Only the ' men so '''concerned 1 !can ' develop the'' proper ' enthusiasm1 fbf': ihe'se HiUllCS, LCI 3 1UIVC lilUl.C. .It .'. .!.:!in'ril'i!;'i:f U :';. MMXi ' eerfiles6risHih j otjr Jno. A Oilmfr. I:x. 03. was shaking hands last week with Ills' many friends In college. "Gilp" seemed quite natural as he k.-u--grinuted about the campus and we C. LrUNDS Vf Gfocerfel, ag'oiVsHarlfe'Mtis. AT THI mww .I I. T 4J Fi-I . 'in- HUM Trorm'i t'.--' " ' mrTlltJDUUIVOlHTHE .. ...i if.. AND TIIK J.V.it'-:.! ',';! ' '-'riff. " Also Klatioficry ami Studeiit's Siijliei J have a full line ut , BLAIRS TABLETS and NOTE BOOKS.. Wirt's Fountain Pen, v Perfection Students' ' 1 ' ' Lnmpo, Pratt's Astnil .':,;,';. .'; Oil. ,.. ; , . , . ' A coujplftc 'line" of ' , (icn ts' Fiuniiihink' Goo(kj jfrniry Goods,. and Toilet Articles. CONFECTIONERIt-S, FRUITS, CIGARS AND TORACCO, 'POTTED MEATS' 'AND PICKLES. Pine Hats and Hand-Made Shoes, ' ",; ( :' A HrKciALTv. " Ilavin;; wrved "tin; V.oyr," aiul tlic I'nl: lic cnoruny for amnnlx r ai jc.".it, I mil VYQvAm to oner n ijiiq 01 c'ouiIh unsur : .....1 ( Hi 1 . , . r . ...... 1 int IO R nif.sod S11 fjiuilily iind fit prirrVto unit iui!. 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