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Zeta Beta Tau
Names Mendel
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Don' Mendel i t Atlanta, Ga., is j tne chi ptj s al a party on the
thf new president of Zctu Beta j puUo of lhu Chi Phl housc. The
Tau fraternity hcie. ( pajly was na,nwi m zionot ot toe
Other officers chosen recently j onfc dZait.a pianl wluth the Jia-orc-Vice
p.erid. nt. IVb 11:-.kin; i lollilly lia,.
fecret.iry. Jerry Sternberg; trcjs- j lne new initiates of Chi Phi
unr. uorj uooumun. ana msiui-
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jan,' Gene Oberdorfer.
Recently initiated brothers of
ZBT re Gene Oberrlorfer. Theo
dore Frankcl of Atlanta, (In., und.
Joseph Freedrnan of Wtstport,
Conn.
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Chapel Hill had ita own Azalea
ii i t i u n 1 ThurcHav attf-rnnon
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twoith. Lamar Stioupe. T. Z.
iJunn, Frank McKeown and Bih
A'ard.
Harold Bowtn of Charleston is
a new Beta pledge.
Another recent party was the
one held by Arthur Briskin's
radio production class at llogan's
Lr.ke Sunday. The class plan.? to
hold several more picnics before
the quarter is over.
Tuesday night the KA's are en
tertaining the Chi O's. The group
.viil enjoy skits, dancing and re
freiuTients. The District Convention of Sig
,na Phi Epsilon is meeting here
tod-jy and toniorrow. Representa
tive lro.n State. Davidson, Wake
Foreot and Duke will attend.
Thuiday afternoon the Zetcs
SAE's had a party for
Pi Phi's and the" ADPi's at
Ilouan's Lake.
Third floor of Manlev Dorm
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enttrtained the Tri Delts at Ho
gan'i Lake Monday afternoon.
The group sang, ate hot dogs,
roasted marshmallows and play
ed soltball. ,
Innno P.ailv MarKn TCnhn.
tf inured Walker, Amen BoisJcently ected Eminent Comman
aeau and Margaret Gwaltney are
new memoers of Tri Delt sorori-
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Wednesday night the new Chi
O oflicers were installed.
As usual, pinnings, engage
ments and weddings are in the
oci.l spotlight. -
Mubry . Bass, Sigma Nu from
Tarboro. was married to Pat
Shaycr of Wayne, Pa., April 14
The couple will live in Chapel
Hill until Bass graduates in June.
Another Sigma Nu, Jack Mc
Ginn of Savannah, Ga., is to be
married this month. His bride
will be Margery Chapman, also
ol Savannah. They will make
their home in Winston-Salem.
Jake Schoonderwoerd, a . Sig
Ep, has pinned Janet Ellington,
president of Town Girls Associa
tion.
Frances Ferguson, who was
here in summer school and who
is now teaching in Winston
Salem, recently became pinned
10 Phi Delt Harvey Brinkley.
Phi Delt Jim Montague and
Daphne Yelverton, who attended
summer school here last summer,
will be married June 17.
The engagement of Jane Hold
of Oak Ride to KA Jimmy Har
vey was recently announced.
Jane Lyons and Mary Deane
Williams were initiatsd in Alpha
j Gam sorority guesday night. At
j the meeting the following night
Jane was elected Altruistic work
chairman and Mary Dean was
elected chaplain.
Last night the Wake Forest
Lambda Chi's entertained the Al
pha Gams at a party.
Phi Mu Alpha Elects
Clay Crisp President
Clay Crisp has been elected
president of Phi Mu Alpha Sin
fo:iia Fraternity. v
Other officers are vice presi
dent, Will Headlcc; secretary,
Carl Baxter; treasurer, Robin
Scroggs; warden, William Hud
?ins; historian, Max Lindsay, and
umni secretary, Joe Morrow.
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THE DAILY
Bond Is Prexy
Of Sigma Nu;
Initiation Held
Lyn Bond of Tarboro was re
ntly elected Eminent Comman-
'der of Psi chapter of Sigma Nu
fraternity to succeed Hawk John
son. Other officers are Ben James, I
Lieutenant Commander; Jiml
Gwynn, recorder; Charlie Snow,
narshll; Lynn Hobbs, sentinel;
foel 'Bourne, chaplain; Mac
White, reporter; Guy Gooding,
historian; Joel Bourne, houx.e
manager; Johnny Carson, intra-
mural manncer- I.fs Jones, assis -
tant intra-mural manager; Ralph
'iuband, German Club represen
tative; Joe Pete Ward, UP repre
;entative, and Allen Donnell, al
ternate. Guy Gooding was voted the
Tno't outstanding pledge for the
year.
Pledges initiated April 15 were
Joseph Allen Adams, Jr.. William
Issac Blanton, Jr., William Hen
ry Elliot, Jr., James Franklin
Srvin, II, John Newton Fountain,
Jr., Hal Ferraro; Vernon Good
ing, Jr., Alfred Wilson Hamer,
Jr., and Ralph Vincent Huband
Jr.
Joe Cherry of Windsor wras re
cently elected president of the
Sigma Nu pledge class. Other of
ficers are vice president Dave
Murray, and secretary-treasurer,
Allen Poppleton.
AGD To Have
IRD Luncheon
Alpha Gamma Delta's are
keeping busy this weekend with
their annual International Re
union Day luncheon today, a cof
fee tomorrow afternoon and a
party given by the Wake Forest
Lambda Chi's last night.
Alumnae from all over the
state are expected to attend the
luncheon which will begin at 1
o'clock. Social Chairman Shirley
Mathews is in charge of all ar
rangements. MU
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Theta Chi's Banquet
Honors Anniversary
Alpha Eta Chapter Elects Don Maynard
New President To Succeed Alan Spivey .
Alpha Eta chapter of Th.et4.Chi joined with 95 other:!
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1 chapters last night to celebrate
fraternity
Each of the chapters through-
out the country held a banquet
at the same trme, and the same!
program was carried out at eachj
j one. t
j The local chapter had its ccle-;
j bration at the Carolina Inn, and j
lit was attended by actives, !
pledges and alumni. The banquet
was a double celebration, for it
was held in honor of the chap-
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since it was ! reactivated last
spring.
The banquet was preceded yes
terday with an intrafraternity
softball game.
Don Maynard, junior from Gar
den City, N. Y., has boen elected
president of Alpha Eta chapter.
He succeeds Alan Spivey, who
has served as president since the
chapter was reactivated last May.
Other officers for the coming
year afe vice president, Henry
Phelps; secretary, Neil Glenn;
treasurer, Will Worth; marshal,
Dave Seitz; chaplain, Nelson Tay
lor; librarian, Cecil Perry; his-1
torian, Troy Pate; first guard,:
Lotes Holmes; second guard, J.
Ray Edmondson; assistant treas-
j urer, Steve Fasul; Interfraternity
Council representative, Ray jVTc
Caskell, and alternate, Richard
Stone. i
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Phi Delta Chi Initiates!
Eight New Pledges j
Phi Delta Chi, pharmaceutical
fraternity, recently initiated eight
pledges.
Those initiated were Bob Phi
fer, Truman Hudson, Jim Ben
nick, Bill VanValkenberg, Wil
bur Ward, Gene Allen, J. C. Mc
Ghee, and Dewey Stonestreet.
The fraternity will attend a
state convention Monday in the
George Vanderbilt Hotel in Ashe-
ville.
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big-time events.
Press photographers are
playing an increasingly impor
tant" role in television, John
Faber, Birmingham, Ala., di
rector of news photography
and television for the Birm
ingham News Company, said
in a lecture at the morning
session.
Other speakers at today's
sessions will be Joe Costa,
chief photographer for the
New York Sunday Mirror"
Magazine, and Lawrence Law
liorne, chief of Life's News
Bureau and supervisor of that
magazine"s correspondents and
photographers.
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Church Groups
Plan Meetings
At Usual Times
The Presbyterian Fellowship
1 will hear a discussion by the Kev.
Mr.. Charles "Jones on , the objec
tives of the indivdual 'arid of so
ciety at its meeting tomorrow
night at 6 o'clock. '
Dr. Samuel Tilden Habcl will
speak on "Is One Church the An
swer?" at the Baptist Student
Uni supper at 6 o'clock tomor
row; night. ;
" The ''eiey-i, Foundation will
meet at the Methodist Church at
8 o'clock tomorrow night for sup-,
per and an election of officers.
Coffee and doughnuts will be
served to the 9:30 Student Bible
Discussion Group at the Episco
otd Church tomorrow morning.
Dr. Claiborne Jonas will dbcuss
Saint Paul's Epistles to the Co
rinthians. The Canterbury Club will meet
at 6 o'clock for supper. Dr. Pres
ton Herchel Epps will speak on
the Old Testament.
More than two hundred people
work to get 3'ou your paper in
time for that first cupa coffee
every morning except Monday.
Wc tobacco farmers know that when tobaccos smell
milder they smoke milder. That's how smokers can know
that the mild, ripe tobaccos Chesterfield buys from mc
and hundreds of other farmers will taste better, smoke
cooler and much milder.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1930
Rufus Bynum Elected
President Of ATO
Rufus Bynum, junior from
Potsdam. N. Y., has been elected
president of Alpha Tau Omega
fraternity here.
Other officers for the comin;
year are vice president, Dick
Allsbrook; treasurer. Bill Belle.
and secretary. Larry Botto.
Bynum is , succeeding Ralph
Lee, III. as president. J
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