THE TAR HEEL, DECEMBER 2, 1921 The more men meditate, the more they smoke MEDITATION 10c to 3 for 50c "The Cigar That Satisfies" Meditation excellence was built on quality and is maintained the same way. -. Visit Our New Humidor and See How Meditations Are So Perfectly Kept. Leathers, Wood & Co. Distributors Greensboro T FOR THANKSGIVING GAME New Directory, Issued By Y. M. C. A., it Complete Index to Resi dence and Other Facts. ALAMANCE BOYS AT N. C. STATE COLLEGE CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE Local Tuberculosis Prevention Com mittee in Charge Negro Sana torium is Planned Here. The fourteenth annual tuberculosis Christmas seal sale began Mon day, November 28th, under the aus pices of the Health Departrosnt of the local Community Club. Seventy five per cent, of the proceeds from the sale is retained by the commit tee for the relief and prevention of tuberculosis in the community. The remaining 25 per cent, is sent to state and national associations. Since the mortality from tuber culosis among the negroes is very great and since they are a menace, and a source of infection to the whites, it is the object of the local committee to establish a sanatorium - or open ' air camp for the colored .tubercular. ' This method will not only mean a chance of recovery for the patient, but will, mean protection from infection for ' the immediate members of the patient's family, as ; well as for those with whom they ' come in contact, both white and col ored. Later when the colored sana- . torium is in running -order, it is the ambition of the ' committee to have the entire county work for a county tuberculosis sanitarium for white people. The committee therefore asks the co-operation of the students and the town people in this ,,. most .... worthy cause. It means only a small sacri fice on the part of the individual, while we cannot place an estimate on the value of good health to the Uni versity and the ' community in gen eral. Buy tuberculosis Christmas seals and help deal a death blow to one enemy, tuberculosis. SIGMA DELTA CHI INITIATES SIX Five Members of Tar Heel Staff Are Initiated Into National Jour nalistic Fraternity. MANY MINISTERS ' WITHOUT CHARGES Thre is no shortage of ministers with the Baptist - denomination in North Carolina according to the re port of Mr. E. L. Middleton, statis tical secretary of the Baptist state convention. His inquiries reveal the fact that there are 330 ordained Baptists ministers in the state with-, out churches. A new crop supply of ministers is being trained, there be- tn v MiiiiiDbciiai ObUUCIllD 111 tnU After a hectic period of running down fake assignments and inter viewing various campus celebrities on various and sundry subjects six neophytes were last Thursday night initiated into the journalistic fra ternity of Sigma Delta Chi. The men initiated have all shown up prominently in campus journalis tic circles, and have voiced their in tention of entering an active pursuit of journalism as their life work. Four members of the editorial staff of The Tar Heel, were among those taken in. ' A feed was given after the initi ation ceremonies in the garret room of the "Y" where the scribblers hold their meetings. The term "Scrib biers" was the name applied to the organization before it affiliated with the national fraternity of Sigma Delta Chi, an organization number ing more than : thirty chapters. The men initiated were: Robert L. Thompson, Jr., of New York, Mar shall Y. Cooper of Oxford, R. S, Pickens of Morganton, and C. Y, Coley, of Rockingham. According to its promise, the Y. M. C. A. promptly issued the direc tory of the students and faculty of the University on the day of the Virginia game. Upon returning to his room after dinner on that memorable day, the student was surprised to find on his desk, a nicely bound, pocket size di rectory with all possible information about any student, his class, his home town, and his room number. And not only about the student but about his "prof." also, in case he might have occasion to visit him some night be fore exams. Secretary Comer of the "Y" states that it was the purpose of the com piles of the book to insert statistics, such as the total number of students registered to date, the number of freshmen, the number of co-eds, the number of students from the largest counties of the state, etc. All of this would have materially added to the attractiveness of the volume, but in the rush to get the book out in time for visitors attending the game, it was impossible to obtain such statis tics. SAYS ANYONE CAN LIVE FOR 100 YEARS Gold Footballs Ordered For 1921 Football Men Wednesday night the entire stu dent body contributed to a fund that goes to buy gold footballs for the members of the 1921 football squad No institution on the campus has ever received a heartier response from the Student body, . and no practice ever instituted at the University has the same significance as that of buying for the football men these gifts. A number of men on the squad will receive these emblems from the student body. The gold footballs will be ordered at once and as soon as they are received the men will be presented with them before the entire student body. schools with all of the schools not reporting. There are 893 pastors and general workers actively engaged in ministerial, evangelistic and other work. PICKWICK Next Week MONDAY: "A Certain Rich Mian ' "" A Hodkinson Production TUESDAY: "Conquest of Caiman" A Paramount Picture. WEDNESDAY: "Moonlight and Honeysuckle" THURSDAY: "Lavender and Old Lace" A Hodkinson Production. FRIDAY: "Riders of King Log" SATURDAY: "Among Those Present" Harold Lloyd. FIRST SHOW 6;45. New York. Dr. Stephen Smith, who is nearly 100 he was born in February, 1823 sees no reason why every person with average health and a knowledge of how to live properly should not prolong the span of life to the five-score goal instead of the ac cepted three-score and 10 years. You can still be an active and use ful citizen at 98 and 9 months, Dr. Smith thinks, and to Drove it he re cently delivered an address before a large gathering, standing half an hour and making his voice reach to the fathest person from the speak ers table. Dr. Smith spends three hours a day at his typewriter, finishing; the man uscript of his latest book, which is on longevity. It Is work that keeps you young, according to this authority. When asked to give 10 important points to observe in order to attain the century mark, Dr. Smith offered the following: "Eat hardly any meat. "Drink lots of milk. If it disagrees with you, drink more. "Take a 10 or 15 minute nap after luncheon and dinner. "Sleep 10 hours." "Take a nap outoors when the weather permits. "Don't smoke. . "Don't eat sweets. "Take no alcoholic or other stimu lants, like tea or coffee. "Avoid the easy chair; absence of work is the first step to the crave. "And, finally, just be natural; quit all foolishness." Dr. Smith's mother lived to be 97 and one sister reached the age of 100 years and 1 month. He has lived iuring the life of every President of ;he united States except Washing ton. Dr. Smith was sickly as a child and young man. In fact, he savs he was not strong until after he reached 60. cut he took excellent care of himself and was most strict about his diet. which consisted almost entirely of milk. People drink too little milk, ac cording to him, and the excuse that it disagrees with them is nonsense. If they drink much more they would nna it an easy and agreeable diet. His daily mail contains hundreds oi letters from persons askinc him what they shall do to live longer. borne of the questions are absurd he declared, and gave as an example the question received that day from a woman who said she had weak ankles and wanted to know what to do about it. "Change your nee heel and Doint ed toe shoes for your grandmother's common-sense snoes, 1 told her. "If you can't eat eggs, cut them out ir you and do not feel fresh, walk mne, t,nus pumping dead air out and iresn air into your lungs." ut. omun is a native of New York State. He was graduated from he College of Physicians and Surgeons jn 1851. Three years later he was appointed surgeon to the City Hos pital on Blackwells Island. He found ed and was president of the Ameri can Public Health Association. How Dates Grow . r0.. i.ve almost entirely on .. .. rir wnen croons the desmt lie tint he fruit f thfl flalo-polin. ?vlich grows post in Persia. Palestine! Arabia, an the North of Africa. The stem reaches a height of po feet to to reet and throws oo a magolflceqt crown of large leaves and a number f spadlces. In th female plant these Bear buachu of dates weighing from The Alamance county club held its first meeting of the year on No vember 2, at which officers were elected for the coming year, as fol lows: A. P. Cates, president; H. B. Dixon, vice president; J. F. McBane, secretary and treasurer. Alamance has fifteen boys here who take an active part in all campus activities, and are represented in all four classes. One of our number, S. L. Home woQd, of Burlington, has made var sity football, basketball and track four years. A. P. Cates, S. L. Home wood, J. F. McBane and R. A. Scott played important parts in the agri cultural fair last week. The rest of the members of the club are active members of various student organiza tions on the campus. Our club ranks among the first of the county clubs at State College. Our motto is "Alamance First." We are for Alamance and we want Alamance to back us by sending us more men next year. Just a few words about North Car olina State College. We have the largest student enrollment ' since 1918, having about 1,200 students. These men are about equally divided between our different technical courses. N. C. State College is rapidly com ing to the front as one of the lead ing technical colleges of the country. High Flyer. It Is no rare occurrence for the -ou-dor to soar to a height of four miles. DIES WHILE SITTING IN AUTOMOBILE IN REIDSVILLE Eeidsville, Nov. 29. F. L. Henry, traveling representative for Weld and Cothran, cotton brokers of Green ville, S. C, died suddenly on Scales street here about 12:30 o'clock Mon day afternoon. He came to Reids ville to sell cotton to the Edna cot ton mills and had completed his trans action and rode up town with Super intendent John F. Scott in the lat ter's car. Mr. Carr stopped the car in front of Smith's book store; left Mr. Henry in the car, and Walked over to the postofflce. When he re turned to the car Mr. Henry was found dead, the body being in an almost upright position. Dr. McGhee made an examination and found that the deceased's sudden death was due to heart failure. The body was car ried to an undertaking establishment and prepared for shipment to Greenville. Pockets In Garters. Recently patented garters for men Include pockets for carrying money. THE BANK OF CHAPEL HILL Oldest and Strongest Bank in Orange County. M. C. S. NOBLE, Pres. R. L. STROUD, Vice-Pres. M. E. 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