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t "..v iff fe-i --2f ?w s t f AGS TOUR THE DAILYr TAR HEEL WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1550 Tri : Deltas Fete Pledge Glass At Ca rolina Inn Forma I Hop Pledges to the Delta Delta Del- ta sorority were honored by ac tive sorority members at a dance Friday night in the ballroom of the Carolina Inn. Carrying out a Valentine's Day SA Atmosphere Created By Lehman Dance Studio By Wuff Newell - Samba music filled the air, and curious people up ' and down Franklin Street began to wonder if they were in Chapel Hill or some South American city. " Tke music obviously came from records, and it was accom panied by the sound, of feet ex perienced feet that certainly were expert in the art of dancing the popular dance tep.. Further investigation proved that the feet belonged to Char lotto and John Lehman, Chapel Hill's newest dance team and ownor3 of the Lehman Dance Studio. Labeled by Charlotte as Chapel Hill's first downtown dance studio, it is located at 140 . Franklin Street, "in the heart of Chapel Hill." Tonight the studio will have its formal opening, and the Leh man's have issued invitations to visit it to all students interested in taking dancing lessons. Charlotte and John are both ex perienced in various fields of dancing. John studied in New York, with such famous dancers as Carlos, Kobeloff, Cansino, Van grono and Galo. He is well versed in tap, ballet, Spanish, modern and exhibition ballroom dancing. Well known on the campus he appeAcd in a special dance num ber in . "Merrily We Love" last spring and has been co-instructor of the Intramural Monday sight dance class. ;'Evcn though I now have my own studio," he said, "I shall continue to instruct the other class with Lib Stoney." While in the army John was the principal dancer and choreo grapher in the Ernie Pylc Thea ter in Tokyo and toured with the group through Japan, Korea and several Pacific Islands. ' Charlotte studied in Raleigh and at Duke University and gain ed : teaching experience at the Bcddingfield Dance Studio. She itudicd under James Leo Carta, Mrs. Elizabeth MCulley and Douglas Bcddingfield. Both arc experienced with chil dren s and adult's work and spe cialize in tap, ballet and ballroom dancing. SUMMER COURSES University of Madrid Study and Travel A HARE opportunity to enjoy me morable experiences In learning and HUnft rr students, teachers, others yet to discover fascinating, historical , Spain. Courses include Spanish language, art and culture. Interesting recreational program included. For details, write now to Spanish Student Tours 500 Fifth Ave.. New Yo. N.Y. Say It With Flowers READER'S FLOWER SHOP Phono 4851 Opposite the Post Offica '.'The Haity'Heart' will win your heart!' loui$so86l "Bravo ! An Oscar Contender for sure !" carlwiuon "One. cf the best pictures "it tops the stage play "Kicnara ioaa --v gives the greatest Y theme, members of the pledge class were introduced to guests through a heart-shaped arch. Eaoh pledge carried a bouquet of American beauty - toscs and was met at the foot of tho stairs Two Sororities Plan Activities For Weekend An initiation and a pledge dance are two big activities planned among the sororities this weekend. Chi Omego pledges who will be nitiated Saturday and Sunday are: Jo Hoyt, rat Ambrose, reg gy Williams, Lucinda Gibson, Dot Yokley, Louise Robbins, Helen Roberson,. Nancy Smith, Nelle Clark, Ruth Sykes, Ellyn Pell, Rosa Little, Mary Coxe, Teensie Guion, Betty Stamey. - Frances Minter, Nancy Nor wood, Martha Ann Olsen, Sue McLaughlin, Jo , Anne Griffin, Nancy Eschholz, Ellen Turlington, Lou Carmichael, Caro Davis, Peg gy Wood, and .Tiny" Morrow. There will be no coffee at the Chi O house during the initiation, The pledge dance planned for this weekend is to be held at the Alpha Gamma Delta house when 23 pledges will be presented. The theme will be the traditional Winter Wonderland." Jean Ford, of Westport, Conn., is the newest Pi Beta Phi pledge. Guest of the Alpha Delta Pi's recently was Katherine McMillan, last year's president of the AD Pi's here. " On Friday evening the pledge classes of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity and the Alpha Gam ma Delta sorority will .combine for an informal prc-intiation party. Pi Beta Phi stunt night wil be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday when pledges will dress as advertising slogans. Songs, poems and orig inal skits will be performed by pledges for active members. Five girls will initiate the first in a series of exchange suppers on Tuesday. Alpha Delta Pi will go to the Alpha Gam house for supper at 5:45 p.m.; Alpha Gam will go to Chi Omega at 6 p.m, Chi Omega will travel to the Delta Shelter for dinner at 6 p.m.; while five of their members will eat with the Pi Phi's at 5:45 p.m. Pi Phi's will exchange suppers with the Alpha Delta Pi's at 6 p.m. "We are interested in giving our pupils a greater understand ing and appreciation of dance as it is known today," Charlotte said. "We plan to stress co-ordination, poise, rhythm and the development of inspiration, ideas and imagination." " I've FRANK FARRfLL The picture of the . monthf REOftOOfC u . x j - v v - II ifc 1 4 V V leading from the arch by her escort. v 'Following the introduction, the pledges and their escorts formed the traditional. Tri Delt figure, which consisted of the stars and crescent .' formation resembling the sorority's pin. .. Three of the pledge class of ficers:: President Mary Key Pal nier, Vice president Jean Bloom, and Treasurer - Arden Boisseau represented the stars in the fig ure. .''''. After the formation of the fig ure,- awards were made for schol arship, to. Carolyn' Bishop and Phyllis Ann Miller. Helen Ham ilton received the' avard for be ing the best pledge., . Each pledge received - a silver . identification bracelet- l- " Johnny Satterfield and his or chestra played for.' the dance. Pledges and their dates are Helen Hamilton with Dwight Da vis; Marion Turner with Bynum Brown; Nancy. Frazer with Ralph Bennett; Sally. Cox -with Mike Hendren; Billie McCalla with Bil ly Palmer; Nina . Novuell with Jack Woodell; Pat George with John Dbrtch, . - Mary Bardin with Johnny Gob bel; Nancy Allison with Bill Clay brook; Carolyn Bishop with Chris Carpenter; J. K. Richardson with T. : : T. JThorrie; Phyllis . Costner with ChaVlie Melvin; Carolyn Harrill with Rufus Bynum; Sue Whitaker with Bill Lyon; Pam Miller with Neils Larsea. Alice Fuffaxd, with Fred Cutts Joanne Culler with John Ross Mary Lou' St.- Clay with Donne Van Noptoen; : Susie Unchurch with Platte Morring; Ann Bur nett .with Joe Beasley; Mary Key Palmer -with -John Thorpe; Helen Boonar with Monroe Reddin; Sue J oyner . with i Hal Ferr aro ; Jean Bloom with Bill; Warren; Arden Boisseau with Jim Hendricks. , Winifred ' Walker with Jim Leggette; , Margaret Gwaltney with Bob Andrews; Ueanne Bailey with : Randy Ensign; and Ellen with "Julian Timberlake. CAMPUS DRIEFS Delta Sigma Phi members who are . transfers here are requested to contact Earl T. Justice, at telephone 4626. Mrs. Arnold Nash will address a T-sponsored dis cussion group . tonight at 7 : 1 5 im the Baptist , Church. She will speak on rheh-women relation ships. ' ' The Travel Agency will be closed today. Open again tomorrow. ' : The Graduate Club will meet tonight at 9' o'clock in the sitting room of the Episcopal Church. . The program will be strictly social and all graduates are cordially invited to attend. All Geology Majors who are interested in taking Ge ology 101 and 102 during summer school are asked to meet in 112 New East today at 4 o'clock. Film Clasiscs Club will meet tomorrow night at 8 o' clock in Murphey Hall auditori um. The program will include "All Quiet on The Western Front," "Steamboat Willie." . Proper distance for viewing a 16-inch television set is declar ed by the experts to be six to ten feet. New & Used Auto Parts Auto, Bicycle and Motorcycle Repairs All Work Guaranteed ,W buy scrap metal and old rags. : Ladies Used Bicycles For Sale , Also Orders Taken i . Fpr New Columbia Bicycles LEWIS AUTO SUPPLY ; V: M -421 W. Franklin St. - ; Phone F-2841 -.if ", SULTRY LIZABETH.SCOTT,' 1 i i iiiiiimi niTwtfflrn ii iirmiir i I she'll turn more heads than a "tennis 'match with this new bathing suit. It's a Rose Marie original. Made of bright, elasticized satin, it comes in cherry cordial, creme de menthe, chartreusse and chalice blue. Miss Scott is currently 'co-starring in "Paid in Full." Kap pa Alpha onvivu m Hears Chief "Make every day Lee day!" was the challenge that Howard P. Locke, senior coun sellor of the Kappa Alpha Or der, presented to the Upsilon chapter of the KA social frater nity here in an address at a re cent banquet session in obser vance of Lee's birthday. Locke, a native of Charleston, S. C, now connected with the Tax Division of the Department of Justice, was the main speaker for the annual commemoration that drew 90 fraternity members,' alumni, and guests together this year to honor the Confederate general who served as the spirit ual founder of Kappa Alhpaism while president f Washington and Lee University in 1865. ,' The present campus fad throughout the South for con-, verting the Confederate flag into a football pennant received strong condemnation from Locke. Deem ing such frivolity a mistaken interpretation of the ideals that L.ee exhibited in becoming a na tionwide hero, Locke beseeched Kappa Alphas to lead . young people to give the man, his cause. and his character more serious consideration "The claims and demands which are today asserted against our very life," Locke explained to the KA assemblage, "call upon us to measure what is right with the judgement ot .Lee; to ap proach a decision with the self control of Lee; to treat impatient friend and heart-strong foe with CLASSIFIEDS ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 WHERE TO EAT! FOUND A FINE place to eat. Colonial House System. Fine Foods. Open Mon.-Thurs. 11 a.m. midnite. Fri. & Sat. 11 a jri. to 2 a.m. FOR THE BEST IN WATCH REP AIR - ing and prompt service, see Goodwin's Jewelry Shop under . Sutton's Drug Store. (1-C707-Z) LOST 12 ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON: A BUOL vard wrist watch. Probably between Grimes Hall and up town. Rewara for return. Roland C. Broswell, 202 Grimes Hall. (1-672-4) CHASE. LADIES' YELLOW GOLD wrist watch, raised crystal, link brace let lost Tuesday. 17. between Lenoir and Caldwell parking lot. Call Betty Sue Tilley. Kenan, 8061 or Ronald Tilley. DTH. (1x3). T """"""---"'I V I r i ; ' I ' f J Jfjtn iiiii in r-- 1 -in , AX a Hollywood gal, makes sure Counselor Robert - .E.the: unforced courtesy of Lee; to chart " our.; course and follow it with-the-conviction of Lee; and to wage, our daily conflicts with the" purpose of Lee." - Aiso present for this KA tri bute to Robert E. Lee was Frank H: Myers," district court judge of Washington, D. ' C, "former Kappa Alpha senior counsellor, and past president-of - the National Inter fraternky Council. ; New Used Rebuilt AUTO PARTS ' ."Largest Stock in N. C." AA AUTO W 2 miles out -new Raleigh Rd. DURHAM " '. Phone 5-3501 THEM eo u ts o THE LOOKOUT SAV& CAN 1 tlGHT AHEAP POWN ' TH RiVEK,5TEVIETHEW PUPPETV PO-LBECE WILL BE 5EAecHiM'EVEEy JUNK.-&OAT FBZ 05 c. o c o u o a I? A .VTTy' (qjckp) yHvJj TS "y""- X - XhereS " S . . QUICK 1 "v Xam NEEPS A, 1 nu. )i .VXM-iEPS.A J . ( WJPPY, ' (A PENCIL, i mmgm 'fj fi f SOMEBODV HAND): V (; PENCIL ! h fixqi .V&!&L?j!: VEASzZJ sy ' I Jfe iJBSI Wsfr4 : , , - , ' r. . : . l WISH I WERE AS -"S WAL, u NORMAL AS VOUR BCN.T l F SO HE FELL IN LCtJF, YD' rviri-i; inc. uHKtLlON -sw UN f tolKLS WtttAKiV J SO, THAT PKUVU HE' SANE, YOU tMST.rr A BELIEVES vo' - w Best Fashions Are Up eeves-Uior NEW YORK, Jan. 24- Your best fashion tricks are up your sleeve for spring, it was demonstrated today by two top designers, Christian ; Dior of Paris and Monte-Sano of New York, during a week crowdied with style previews. . Dior, in his American whole- , '' sale collection, stresses the rouhd ed silhouette, 'with ; all fullness above .the .belt; and- with Skirts for. the most part, short, straight and tight. But it is in his sleeve tricks that the designer lets him selfgo. .'.These are bloused, shir red, cut m: melon, flower or lan tern shapes, -. sometimes cuffed just below the elbow always 'foli of interest - ' . : The Frenchman, now trying "to live down his reputation as father of the "new; look"., continues the bloused silhouette on tightly, belt ed jackets above peg-top skirts that taper toward , the 1 him. His evening gowns are strictly fabT ulous, and here' he may use 20 yards of . fabric in' a single skirt, just to make up for the skimp ing on daytimei skirts - ; Monte-Sano, famous for coats and suits, also goes in for.iahci ful sleeves this ; season, one " of which is the 'Huhptleeve, flar- ing above, ebow stopping just below. Another is the i wrapr ped "envelope", sleeve, and an other the wraparound, j f He' shows a series - of "little coats with big" sleeves." 'Shows "little overcoats", and princess greatcoats in luscious vivid arid pastel colors of soft fleece. i . ' This designer likes sailor, col lors on both coats; and "suits, shows one "middy ; blouse", coat dress with sailor collar, hip t band and pleated skirt. ; Other coats' have huge "handkerchief" - col lars which hang over: the should ers on both sides. ' . ; His brief satirf or fleece-even-' ing capes and - coats -are - small master-pieces'designed to drama tize even a wallflower. . - .. , Leading the way in traditionally good Southern Foods, , Max offers FRIED SPRING CHICKEN PORK TENDERLOIN LIVER WITH ONIONS v : : AND SPAGHETTI UIIIVERSITY Read a magazine between . classes - G.M. WE'LL UAVC 73 cuvuk PocTOK A$noeE.'i.$Kippge. - FRAiP TO HELP YOU TWNK'OF A - AKyHOW.. ONE POCTOK ANyWHEKE l$PNee- IN HILL HIEAC? HERE AAES5E-.CHA5EAWAY LONG TJJV PUPPET New Drink CH AMPAJE- Try It gfr HARRY'S feccuz ISTH' i LOVE WtTM-A OfRL'S uy. WORLD'S 3 FACTTMAT WOuUS I 'A. GREATEST PSYCHlAi TRI ST DR.SHNOOKT 1 wcw TW.ri. IF 1 A, I vnn fw mi im . A I BE SOMETHJKJG TO jfl 7 worry A&ourrr 11 . 1 i rs. Foushee .To Have Art a Exhibition Proof-pbsitive that a wife and mother can still find time for a hobby will be . shown in an art exhibit by Mrs. John M. Foushee in Graham Memorial Sunday. A native of . Chapel Hill, Mrs. FoUshee has been interested in art as a hobby -for several years. In her spare, time she paints and teaehes ; arts and crafts. ' . . ;The exhibit, which will be open to the public, will be in the Hor ace Williams ;. Lounge from Jan. 29 (through-Feb. 4. Most of the .work will be; in water colors. 'Mrs TVHishpp will havr about H0 mtings the exhibit which will be for sale. A price list will be; in' the information office of Graham- Memorial. ' ' Although Mrs. Foushee exhi bited 'her .paintings ; in Winston Salem Thanksgiving, this will be the first : time" she has bad an exhibit in her native' Chapel Hill. -Faculty- ; , ; (Continued jrom page .1) Edward . Brecht. . Football . Coach Carl Snavely and 6. K. Cornwell of the Physi cal Education Department showed motion pictures, of . the Carolina Uce game , played in the Cotton Bowl at today's ; meeting. E. Franklin St. not Many j M V ' - TlE MBP1C- VILLAGE .' A GlfcL't FACE CAN tz, JA ai to root, a . MAV-LniA KKJECA nmji THWS'l AM honest Aflrriajt FOR "iCU.T Twelve-to I3 1 TAKE A CHANCE " . 1 ON THAT.'. .WILL (e I Vtt Af!iJi IKI T- IF ft I II Ml "I ..THE BANK-AN? PeOPUiT" j,' ) J i I 'I -Murafs- (Continued from page 3) No Semi-finals. w 50-yd Backstroke Frat Division Page B.T (Phi Delt); Ross. J.1 (SAE); Meddleton, (Sig Chi); Small, C (Sig Nu); Perry, R. v (Kap Sig); Morris, (KA); Valen tine, G. (Sig Chi); Cowan, J. u (ATO); Cohen, J. (TEP); Sargent, J. (Sig Nu); Gilman. T. (P Gam); Blades, R. (DKE); . k 50-yd. Backstroke Dorm Divisioiv No finals, all men qualified for 4 Finals. 50-yd. Free , Style Frat Division . Marcus, J. (Sig Chi); Knox, El (Sig Chi); Wilson, N. (Phi Gam); Griswold, R. (Kap Sig); Prouty, W. (Chi Phi); Cohen, J. (TEP); Hudson, W. (Phi Delt); Woolcott. J. (DKE); Darr, D. (DKE); Lang. Icy, (Sig Chi); Ross, J, (SAE): ; Schelly (Zeta); j 50-yd. Free Style Dorm Division All men Qualified for Semi-' finals. ' 75-yd. Individual Medley-Frat Division No Semi-finals, all men Quali-0 fied for finals. ,'AV Diving Frat and Dorm Divisions? All men who wish to qualifj for diving report to the swimminr pool this afternoon at 4:00 p.m. f 150-yd. Medley Relay trat anc Dorm Divisions No Semi-finals 200-yd. Free Style Relay and Dorm Divisions No Semi-finals All Work Guaranteed Watch and Jewelry Repairing Thomas J. Fowler Blackwood Associate Across from Bus Station SATURDAY CAROLINA TARTN'T$lO'., -THEY'LL FINP OU& TKACK ON TME BANK BE CHANGED T iT-Sl T CAN TTR US TV?" IT jfKk ACTWH -SWEPT JI . STORY Of I Jt-'Wj Muratvtmr W?t - 3 ' ft "I W ON THE t V HIGH SEAS' f; ", i r tk- . 2 t i It- ! V t A I . I i J Thur.-Fri. the year!"HtooA hopper AS o c CAROLINA
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