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The Daily Tar Heel Friday. December 12. 1952
Fraternities
Give Varties
For Children,
Christmas was brightened for
2S8 orphans and underprivileged
children in the Chapel Hill area
this year as fraternities enter
tained them with various types of
Christmas parties.
This custom,' started several
years ago, has proved to be most
successful for everybody con
cerned. Coeds cooperate with the
fraternities in giving the parties,
and such gifts as footballs, dolls
and other toys are given the
children who seem to enjoy them
selves even more than their hosts
and hostesses. Many a fraternity
boy can be seen playing "horsey"
to one or two small children
beating him over the head with
toy guns to spur him on.
Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity
entertained 30 orphans from the
Meta orphanage in Raleigh on
Tuesday. The small guests played
parlor games around the Christ
mas tree and Santa Claus, in the
person of Osborne Lee, Lumber
ton, distributed gifts to each one.
They were then given dinner
after which a magician from
Raleigh performed tricks.
Fifty negro children from four
to six years of age, took over the
Kappa Alpha house yesterday as
KA's and Tri Delts entertained
Ice cream, cake and candy were
given the children and Santa
Claus gave each a gift.
Sigma Chi actives and alumni
held a Christmas party- for 20
orphans from the Wright Episco
pal orphanage in Raleigh. Renny
Biggers as Santa Claiis presented
each child with a gift. Dinner was
served, after which everyone had
Christmas candy and played
games.
At the Phi Kappa Sigma house,
Alpha Delta Pi sorority aided
members in providing Christmas
fun for 50 negro children Thurs
day. Each fraternity member gave
a child a gift and extra gifts were
distributed as door prizes. Re
freshments were ice cream and
cake for all.
Kappa Sigma fraternity in con
junction with Pi Beta Phi sorority
entertained 20 orphans from the
Durham Methodist orphanage.
Each child received two gifts from j
Santa Claus Gaither Walser. Re
freshments were served around
the tree amid Christmas caroling
and game playing.
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity
members and dates brought
Christmas to 35 underprivileged
colored children who are first
graders at the Northside school.
Mike VanSicklen was their Santa
Claus and distributed gifts from
beneath a huge tree.
Sigma Nu's and Kappa Delta's
had a weiner roast and party for
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HE It NAME IS Mary Castle. She makes pictures and things. She
isn't a coed. She's playing in "Eight Iron Men" this weekend ai
the Varsity Theater. Other details upon request.
Dental Dames
The Dental Dames society is
sponsoring a Dental School Christ
mas party and dance in the Pine
Room next Thursday at 8 o'clock.
Students, wives or dates, faculty
and staff of the Dental School
are invited.
Study And Sleep
If psychologists at Georgetown
University are right, it may be
possible for the next generation
of students to study and sleep
at the same time. All one would
need is a dormiphone that is,
a record player with an auto
matic repeating mechanism. It
has a built-in loudspeaker, an
under-pillow speaker and an
ear-piece.
The idea is that, while you
sleep, the dormiphone repeats
your algebra lesson to you
throughout the night, grinding
it into your subconscious.
At this , stage, however, the
dormiphone isn't very helpful
to students studying for exami
nations. The Georgetown scien
tists are experimenting with
nonsense syllables, not Shakes
peare. Associate Collegiate Press
Here's a British
Comedy That's
Truly Sparkling
If you like your fun served with
finesse rather than with loud
noises, here's a delightfully enter
taining movie.
In the hands of a less expert
cast, and without a facile script,
the story wouldn't add up to
much, but this group of actors
makes every minute of the film
refreshingly diverting.
A horrible old character, noted
for his practical jokes, expires
while gaily setting fire to his
nurse's newspaper; and leaves a
will that perpetuates his particu
lar brand of humor. A stony-faced
spinster, renowned for her acid
tongue and sadistic treatment of
her servants, must, in order to
reap her share of the old joker's
fortune, work as a maid in a mid
dle class home. If she's fired, she's
cut out of the- will. , -
A timid bank clerk, a ' slick
ne'er do well playboy, and a very
proper soul who furtively writes
blood and thunder tales under a
variety of names, are meted out
similarly distasteful sentences.
Their struggles to reverse their
natural characteristics are won
derful to behold. Alastair Sim is
an old hand at this sort of thing
and his efforts to get' himself ar
rested are hilarious, but Fay
Compton, : Guy Middleton, ' and
Hugh Griffith are equally good.
The timing thruout is perfect,
nothing is belabored and the story
has many beautifully unexpected
twists. Joyce Grenfell is another
asset, as she always is, contribut
ing a role at a toothy, f latf ooted
woman of a riotously revolting
sort.
I would suggest that you make
an effort to see this if you're in
the mood for some unusually effi
cient comedy of a superior kind.
This movie will be playing
Tuesday and Wednesday ai the
Varsity Theatre.
Adr.
30 children from the Methodist
Orphanage in Raleigh, also. Bill
"Pops" Page donned the Santa
Claus outfit and beard to give
them their gifts.
Beta Theta Pi's entertained 33
children from the Northside Ele
mentary school yesterday. In ad
dition to Christmas caroling and
a party complete with Santa
Claus and refreshments, they
were shown movies. DS.-
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Golden BearTo Hold
Convocation Dinner
The Order of the Golden Bear
will hold its Fall Quarter Convo
cation' dinner dance at Watt's
Grill on Saturday, December 13.
Fall Quarter officers were Lou
Wolfsheimer, Bartender; Wander
Phillpott, Barmaid; Charles Blan
ton, Keeper of the Cellar Keys:
and Art Einstein, Label Forger.
Bear Polytechnic Institute offi
cials were C. Allen Poppleton,
President; Dean of Men, Lou
Phillpot; Stan Smith, Guardian
of the Elfin Dancers, and Keeper
of the Ivy.
Officers to be installed Saturday
are C. Allen Poppleton, Art Ein
stein, Seymour Bates, Sam Booke,
Stan Smith, Jim Pearson, and
Jake Roundtree.
Dr. J. P. Harland of the Arch
eaology Department will be the
guest speaker and music will be
supplied by George Shearing,
Guy Lombardo, Tex Beneke, Ray
Anthony, and a score of others.
Randolph-Carolina
Members and dates of the Ran
dolph County-Carolina Club are
invited to a Christmas party at
the Kiwanis Teen-Age Club in
Asheboro, Monday, December 22
at 8:30 p. m. Admission will be
one dollar per member.
The Carolina basketball team
has four two hundred pounders.
Jack Wallace, Jack Powell, Paul
Likins and Jerry Vayda all weigh
an even 200 pounds.
We make large loans on
typewriters, watches, guns,
clothing, jewelry, musical
instruments, and golf sets.
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