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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1951
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With eyes hopefully focused on
recovering the Victory Bell, the
Tar Heels will stage their annual
Campus Group
Presents Show
For Dukesters
The usual Tar Heel hospital
ity was amplified on Sunday
night, when a delegation of cam
: jus performers traveled to Dur
ham to appear on the Duke -University
Community Sing program.
Community Sing is held each
; Sunday night at 8 o'clock in the
Woman's Auditorium on East
Campus. The programs consist of
skits, song and dance routines,
and singing With audience par
ticipation. - At the invitation of Duke Men's
-Student Government Association
i President Al Ray wid, six Caro
lka students were guests enter
tainer for this week's program.
Bob Levi was master of cere
monies for the University enter
- tainers. Appearing on Carolina's
, portoin of the program were Carl
' Ylpperman, a member of the Bell
tone quintet; Burt Edwards, ac--companiet;
Lynwood Sills, accord-
tonltt; Skip Mann, comedian; and
Bt& Daye,' impersonator.
; Sills appeared on the Horace
i 'Height show last year, and Daye
i nas performed over WFMY-TV in
Beeneboro.
Th program wm closed with
Uie singing of the Carolina and
Duka alma maters. "Hark The
found was the first of the two
tovbe sung, of course.
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"Beat Dook" parade this afternoon
and the Queen of the festivities
will be crowned.
But first we'd like to complete
the round-up of last weekend's
social happenings.
Alpha Gam's and dates were
guests of Helen Adams' cousin,
Harry A. deButts on Saturday for
a cocktail party and luncheon in
his private railroad car in Dur
ham. Mr. deButts is vice-president
of the Southern " Railroad. Last
Wednesday the Alpha Gam house
mother, Mrs. Frankie Dowling, en
tertained for the new pledge class.
Thursday night the Sigma Nu's
entertained the Alpha Gam's at
the Club Sirloin. Tonight the Al
pha Gam's ; will be the guests of
the Theta Chi's at the . Carolina
Club.
Last Wednesday the Tri-Delt
pledges 'were hostesses to pledges
of all campus sororities for a party
at the chapter house. A South
Sea Island theme was used. On
Friday night Tri-Delts and dates
traveled to Durham for a dinner
party. Saturday morning brunch
was served at the house for ac
tives, pledges and dates....
Yesterday the Tri-Delts observ
ed Founder's Day and held their
annual banquet at the Carolina
Inn.
Announcement has been made
of the engagament of Chi Omega
Ruth Edgerton of Goldsboro to
Bill Boyer, Beta of Charlotte.
Tonight the Pi Phi's will be
guests of the Zeta Psi's for din
ner at the chapter house and a
party at the Carolina Club.
The ADPi's were jests of the
KA's for a party last Tuesday.
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Tonight the ATO's will be hosts
to the ADPi's for dinner and a
party. .
The KA's partied in their new
bar Friday night, and journeyed
to their Southern Plantation for
Saturday night festivities.
Alums of Beta Theta Pi were
guests for luncheon on Saturday.
Brothers and dates chose Durham
for after-game socializing.
Guests of the ATO's on No
vember 8 were the Pi Phi's. Din
ner was served at the chapter
house and a party followed.
The Alpha Kappa Psi's enter
tained alums with buffet supper
and a party at the chapter house.
Last Friday the Deke's gave a
surprise birthday party for broth
er Sonny Hobb, complete with
birthday cake and decorations.
Hours for the social were 3 until
5 p.m.
OmThursday night, the pledges
of Phi Gam held their annual
smoker for pledges of all other
campus fraternities.
The '51 grad3 were special j
guests at the Phi Delta Chi house i
this weekend. On Saturday night
actives also honored pledges, with !
a party at the chapter house.
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