Tuesday, June 19, 1951
THE TAR HEEL
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Approximately 300 boys from a half dozen counties are in Chanel
Hill this week for the tenth annual observance of the American!
Legions Tar Heel Boys State, which will continue through Satur
day evening.
Conducted by the Institute of Government under the direction
of Albert Coates, director of the
LET'S DANCE
Classes in square and social
dancing will be conducted in
Woollen Gym from 7-9 p.m. on
Mondays and Wednesdays.
The classes, which are free,
will be conducted by Miss Ruin
Price, and are open io anyone
interested m dancing. Half of
each evening will be devoted
to recreational dancing. Bring
a dale and come along!
Institute, the week "long session
will include instruction in local,
(See BOY'S STATE, page 4)
Bud Ager Scores Win
Bud Ager, Carolina's tennis
star from Black Mountain, has
slammed his way on into the
summer vacation and national
recognition by recently defeating
fifth-seeded Jack Teagle of At
lanta, 6-2, 6-3, to advance into
the quarter-finals of the third
annual Blue and Gray tennis i
tournament in Montgomery, Ala.
Ager, wno received his MA m Softball
June, became Southern Confer- Today
vy uciecnuig leaimnaie ukj o:ia new 1 -Mountaineers vs. Old!
bylvia m the finals of the annual ni ' Vlg u vs- Phi Gam: 3-Zeta
he teamed with Tar Heel Bob
Luxenberg to win the doubles
title, making it a clean sweep for i
Carolina in 1951 conference ten
nis.
MURALS
CLASSIFIEDS
NEW BOOKS
FOR RENT
BULL'S HEAD
BOOKSHOP
University Library
Wednesday-Thursday-Friday and Saturday
25c 48c
This group includes used chil
dren's books, some old novels
we are anxious to unload and
many other titles we hope will
catch your eye.
Come in and browse through
these books-Used texts-Books
that spent the winter on our
$1.00 table..
$1.69
This is an excellent bargain!
A group of Heritage and other
luxury edition s-ReguIarly
priced from $3.75 to $5.00.
Here's a real good buy for
somebody - Religious books,.
Novels, and a group of used
reference books that we re
cently bought from a faculty
member-
THE INTIMATE BOOKSHOP
205 East Franklin Street
ATTRACTIVE SCHOOL TEACHERS
between 25 and 35. No shorthand or
typing. Evening hours only. Con
tact Ben Kistter, 27 Steele. Phone
7021. (chg lxl)
ALL STUDENTS INTERESTED IN
cool crisp salads, special dressings,
good steaks, chicken. Seafood, s mat
ter of fact, good foods of all kinds.
Please contact Watt's Grill. 11 to 11
every day. 2 miles out on Pittsboro
Road. (Chg 1x2)
WHST WALK? A CAR BRINGS THE
same as the Marines: Travel, Adven
ture, women. 1942 Chevy. 4-door
sedan. Drive it and see. Cheap. Con
tact Ron Basescu, 106 Emerson. (2303)
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HOME-COOKED VEGETABLES
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STEAKS-CHICKEN -SEAFOOD
We can't make reservations, but you can get
super-quick service by dialing 3727 a short time
before you plan to come but for one of our tasty
meals. And while you're about it, try our tempt
ing Southern-style HUSH PUPPIES!
OPEN FROM 12:00 TO 12:00
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