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THE DAILY TAR HEEL"
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11. icq
Meredith Girls
To Attend Fete
By BSU Tonight
The Baptist Student Union will
play host to students from Mere
dith College at a Valentine Party
this Sunday evening.
The party will be immediately
after a supper forum at 6 o'clock.
Dr. J. P. Dobbins, of the Depart
ment of chemistry, will be the
speaker this week, in the scries
of lectures on the role of religion
in enriching one's profession.
The Sunday school class will
meet at 9:45 under the leader
ship of Dr. Cecil Johnson. I
Baptist students assemble in
Gtrrard Hall, Monday through
Friday, for a brief worship per
iod, at 1 o'clock.
There will be a service of Holy
Communion at the Episcopal
Church on Sunday at 8 followed
by morning worship at 11 o'clock.
The Student Bible discussion
group will not meet this week.
The Canterbury Club will meet
for supper at 6 o'clock.
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SUNDAY - MONDAY
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Th ree-Floor Dance Scheduled
For Graham Memorial Tonight
The most unusual dance of the
year will be held in Graham Me
morial tonight when the student
union celebrates Valentine's Day
Panhel Council To Hold
Square Dance Friday Night
The first in a series of Panhellenic functions will be a
square dance from 9-12 o'clock Friday night. The" dance was
planned after members of the Panhellenic Council ruled out
individual sorority entertainments for fraternities. The dance
will.be open, with blanket bids being issued to each fraternity.
At the Pi Beta Phi Banquet
for new actives Thursday even
ing, Anne Lide of Florence, S.
C, was awarded the scholarship
ring. Chosen model pledge was
Nancy Iler of St. Petersburg,
Fla. Charleen Greer, pledge
trainer, presented awards.
Approximately 300 members
to the University .faculty staff
are invited to a faculty tea from
4-6 p. m. Sunday at the Chi
Omega house. Mrs. GuyB. John
son, Mrs. E. L. Mackie, Mrs. R.
W. Linker and Mrs. J. C. Lyons,
faculty advisers, will serve tea
and coffee to the group. Spring
flowers will be used to carry out
a spring-time motf. Receiving
guests will be Mrs. Clamp, house
mother, and officers of the so
rority. The KA's will entertain the Pi
Beta Phi's at an informal party
from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. Wednes
day. The annual Rose Banquet for
' new actives will be held by
! members of the Alpha Gamma
j Delta sorority at 6:30 p. m. Mon
day at the Carolina Inn. Deco
rations of roses will be featured
throughout the dining room.
Mrs. Charles Snow, Pi Beta
Phi' housemother, will be guest
of honor at a tea from 4 to G p.
m. Thursday. In charge of the
entertainment is Norma Jean
Dew.
Stray Greeks will assist as
hostess at the Alpha Delta Pi
open hsuse from 7 to 8 Sunday.
Coffee will be served at the Pi
Phi house on Sanday night.
Special guests of the Alpha
Gamma Delta coffee will be
members of the ATO and Phi
Gam fraternities.
The U. S. Department of Agri
culture has found benzene hexa-
chloride may be used to control
chicken lice without making
meat or eggs taste "musty."
As You'll Always
Remember Uim!
In One of His
Greatest Roles!
The Inimitable..
The Beloved..,
wit
LOUISE DRESSER
EVELYN VENASLE
KENT TAYLOR
STEPIH FETCHIT
Directed Wy lm Cvi
From th movcI by
I4wr4 Noys Wctteotl
Cnhjry-F Encore Triumph!
NOW PLAYING
with a dance that will take place
on all three floors of the build
ing. Frank Wright and his Bull City
Wesley Group
Will Present
Novel Program
In keeping with the . National
Brotherhood Week, ' the Wesley
Foundation will be host at a sup
per and program Sunday night
from 6 to 8 o'clock for the Hillel
Foundation here on campus, a
group of girls from the Greens
boro College Wesley Foundation,
several Negro students from the
North Carolina College, and any
other interested students on cam
pus.
The brotherhood meeting will
begin with an informal supper in
the basement dining rtom of the
Methodist Church. By 7 in the
Methodist social room, after a
recreational program led by the
girls from Greensboro College,
the local Hillel Foundation will
present the highlight of the pro-'
gram for the evening a religious
drama with students of different
races and faiths taking reverse
roles.
Under the direction of Rabbi
Theodore Freedman of the Anti
Defamation League and B'nai
B'rith, this novel pageant will
feature Protestants portraying
Jews, and Jews portraying Pro
testants as well as white students
portraying Negroes, and colored
students portraying whites all
with the intention of letting those
present imagine themselves in the
place of others.
Harry Samet and Herb Nach-
man, both of Hillel, will conduct
a worship service in both English
and Hebrew. As usual for Wes
ley Foundation meetings, all in
terested persons of all denomina
tions will be welcomed for the
supper at 6 p. m. and the program
at 7 p. m.
The commercial production of
artificial silk, or rayon, was
started in France in 1891.
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Night Hawks, popular orchestra
from Durham, will furnish music
for smooth ballroom dancing in
the Main Lounge.
"Those who don't want lo dance
will enjoy just listening to his
music" Mary Joe McLean, enter
tainment director of Graham Me
morial, said yesterday.
In the Rendezvous Room the
new juke will play only fast rec
ords, and here jitterbugging and
shagging will be the order of the
evening.
"Some beople are never happy
unless they are dancing to fast
music," Mary Jo said, "and to
night will be their night to shag
or jitterbug to their heart's con
tent."
But probably those who will
have the most fun will be the
people who are in the Roland
Parker lounges, for here old
fashioned western North Carolina
square dancers will hold forth,
Arnold Wilson, leader of the
championship Greenwood Square
Dance team, will do the calling
This brand of square dancing is
always popular with young and
old alike, so a big crowd is ex
pected for this part of the dance
"We want everyone in town
and on the campus to attend the
dance," Mary Jo said, "It will be
free and informal, and girls can
come either stag or drag."
This is the first time on this
campus that a dance has been
held that covers so many floors
of a building, and Graham Me
morial authorities are anxious to
make it a big success.
Header sod
Will Speak
Dr. Archibald Henderson, only
authorized biographer of George
Bernard Shaw and emeritus head
of the mathematics department,
will be one of the guests at the
Beta Theta Pi dinner for mem
bers of the University admini
stration Tuesday night.
Other guests will be Dean of
Women Katherine Carmichael,
Dean and Mrs. William Friday,
Dr. and Mrs. Claiborne Jones,
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kear.
After the diner, Dr. Hender
son will speak to the fraternity
on "The University Its Past,
Present, and Future."
CHAUFFEUR GETS
FORTUNE '
ROCHESTER, N. Y. (JP) "Long
and faithful" service gave How
ard Raymond Kemp, a chauffeur,
$175,000. The will of Mrs. Vic
toria R. Powers, his employer,
gave Kemp $50,000 outright and
$125,000 in trust.
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Five Sororities
To Give Olio
Thursday Night
Pan Hell Council
To Sponsor Show
In Rendezvous
To some people the word Olio
means substitute for butter, but
to the five sororities on campus
it means their big entertainment
of the year. . .
Thursday night the sororities
will take over the . Rendezvous
Room in Graham Memorial -and
present a show that should keep
the audience laughing for close
to two hours.
The complete program has not
been released yet, but according
to Pan Hellenic Council President
Lucille Rights said yesterday that
it will include a skit entitled
"The Harpies Sing," which will
poke a little good natured fun at
the Valkyrie Sing, a ukelele solo
by Clara Jane Burroughs, and a
skit by the Alpha Gams that
should , make ..; a Hadacol an
nouncer cringe. -:
Each sorority will ; present an
original skit, and - according to
President Rights, they are guar
anteed to be better than the skit
"East Lynn" that Pan Hell pre
sented in last year's Olio.
A highlight of the program will
be the presentation of the soror
ity scholarship cup to the sorority
which made highest average last
year.
In addition to the skits by the
sorority there will be a skit by
the Stray Greeks.
The Pan Hell Council has
adopted a cottage of girls at the
Methodist Orphanage in Raleigh,
and during the Olio they will take
up a silver offering which will
help them with their project.
Before 1921, there were few
mechanical refrigerators in do
mestic use.
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midnite. Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.
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PICTURED ' above is Mrs.
Sherwood Eddy, former Gener
al Secretary of the National
YWCA of Canada, who will
address coeds at 4 o'clock Tues
day in Gerrard Hall.
Meisenheimer
Announced
Among the engagements announced-
recently was that of
Peggy Meisenheimer, Chi Omega
from Concord, to Al . Muirhead,
a Zeta Psi of Durham. The wed
ding will take place June 10 in
Concord.
Pinnings announced this veek
are; Tri Delt Muriel Fisher of
Miami, Fla. to Tom Gilman, a
member of the Phi Gamma Delta
fraternity; and Pi Phi Ruth
Whalen to Wharton Gaul, a
DKE of Charlotte. .
SMALL GOING BUSINESS AFFAIR.
Excellent opportunity for student.
Phone F-5347 for particulars. (lxl)
FOUND
ONE-STOP, GAS SERVICE. DON'T
waste time going from place to place
for automobile service. Stop once at
your one-stop service station.
UNIVERSITY SERVICE STATION.
HELP WANTED: MALE 8B
"WANTED" STUDENT TO ACT AS
representative to sell slacks to fellow
students direct from wholesaler. Fast
selling. Liberal commission paid. Write
to THE ETON CO. OF N. Y. 307 Fifth
Ave., New York, N. Y.
(chg. 2x1)
WANTED TO RENT 24B
Wanted to rent: By March 1st, a small
unfurnished apartment - close in by
student and wife. Max. $35. Write
Box. 115 "C" .Dormitory. (1-695-2)
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To Talk
Tuesday
Mrs. Sherwood Eddy, world
wide traveler and lecturer, will
speak to coeds and townswomen
at 4 o'clock Tuesday in Gerrard
Hall on 'The Place of Women in
the international Scene."
Mrs.- Eddy, who has served the
rTWCATifToledo, Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil, and Montreal, and was
General Secretary of the National
YWCA of Canada in 1946, re
cently returned from a tour
across Asia.
, She and her hiisband, Dr. Eddy,
visited ' Japan,t Korea, ; China, In
dia, the "Philippines, ; and other
countries, and made a special
study of Russian Communism in
Asiatic countries.
Touring and lecturng to col
leges and universities all over the
country, both Dr. and Mrs. Eddy
will be in Chapel Hill Tuesday.
Mrs. Eddy has made such ad
dresses as ."Women Leaders in
the Orient," and "The Orient
through Western Eyes," and Dr.
Eddy is the author of "The King
dom, of God and the American
Dream,". ""Asia in Revolution,"
and many others.
Oil consumption in the United
States has increased about . 28
time? since 1900.
Tripp's Shoe Rebuilders
Main St. Carrboro. N. C.
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Suedes and Gabardines
. Sprayed
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round - Valentine Dance - GM - Tonight.
Kenan Dorm
Gives Dance
The first of a series of dap.
given by the women's dorrr.it
was held by Kenan Dunn it try
its parlor last night from U;
12 o'clock.
The dance, which was op, r
all men students, was m
formal, and refreshments v.
:-re
served by the dormitory's
committee.
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