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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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So what are' you doing? Initiat
ing? Certainly not studying? Some
thing's wrong somewhere. Even
the Deke's have called off their
beach party this weekend.
The Phi Delts are still giving
farewell parties nightly for Putt
Davis though.
And the Chi Psi's are going to
have another great big party at the
Saddle Club tomorrow night.
Sigma Nu's will tip on over to
the Saddle Club too, tonight.
Tri Delts and Chi Phi's will have
dinner and a party at the Legion
Hut Thursday night.
Pinnings this week include Pi
Kappa Phi Wint Wilkes, Richmond,
Va., and Barbara Braxton, White
ville. Pi Lam Seymour Bates, Greens
boro, will soon marry Joyce Cohen,
Petersburg, Va. Nuther Pi Lam,
Jerry Moff of Burlington, pinned
Roberta Palay of Miami Beach, Fla.
ADPi's will present pledge
awards tonight at their banquet to
be given at the house.
St. A's party given by the pledges
Saturday must have been up to
their usual. Dixie Land combo and
beer.
Beta's are having a some kind of
party at the house tomorrow night.
SPE Lacey Lucas of Greensboro
will marry Emily Stonestreet, Winston-Salem.
Has everybody met Bill Current
at the Kappa Sig house?
Lambda Chi's are having beer
and party at the house tomorrow
night. . y
Phi Delt pledges and their dates
will have big party at the Legion
Hut tonight.
Phi Kappa Sigs must be having
20 Students
On Dean s List
n Journalism
Twenty students in the School
of Journalism made the Dean's List
Fall Quarter, ,, s
4 To be .eUgiblerior the Dean's List
a student must make not less than
a B on all subjects. .
On the list are John L. Book
er, Plymouth; Harvey D. Bradshaw,
Greenville; Jane L. Carter, North
Wilkesboro; Wallace E. Harrison,
Spencer; Charles W. Haskett Jr.,
Elizabeth City; Samuel S. Holmes
Jr., Fernandina, Fla.; Betty Ann
Kirby, Winston-Salem; Frances M.
McColl, Bennettsville, S. C; Mary
Louise Marks, Asheville.
Joseph H. Nelson, Rocky Mount;
Carmen Oastler, Atlanta, Ga.;' Jam
es R. O'Connor, New York; Wil
liam J. O'Sullivan, Urbana, Va.;
Neal W. Reichle, Durham; Jenkins
M. Robertson, Charlotte; Robert Mc
Lean Upton, Godwin; J. Robert
Ward, Caroleen; Florence Ann Wil
liams, Washington; Albert Z. F.
Wood Jr., Lancaster, S. C, and El
inor Wrenn, Greensboro.
big doings for their annual house-
party; the' end or February cause
cause they've started plans for it
alreadyrivt'-r;
Coffee this Sunday for all fra
ternities. Alpha Gam House, and
it'Jtrbe held from 4:30 to 5:30 .
KD's are entertaining all profes
sional fraternities ! with a coffee
Sunday, Sounds like a real fine
idea. ' '.
TEP's have some news over that
way. Brother Alan Gordon, Raleigh
pinned Betty Eaton, also of Raleigh.
Newly engaged TEP is Eddie Good
man, Charlotte, who'll marry Shir
ley Klein, Atlanta.
AKPsi's will party Saturday after
the State game. The word from
them is that Bob Skidmore, Char
lotte .pinned Doris Campbell and
Don Burton also of Charlotte pin
ned Bonny Mundy.
Pi Phi's will celebrate their
weekend with a dinner and party
toniaht at the Saddle Club and a
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aessen pany ai iue uumc uj. uauc
Berryhill tomorrow before the
pledge xlance at the Inn.
Med student Herman Lineberger,
Alpha Kappa Kappa from Charlotte,
pinned Roberta Jones, also of Charlotte.
New Officers
Named By SAE
Pi Kappa Phi
Pi Kappa Phi and Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternities have elected
officers this week
Xi chapter of Sigma Alpha Ep
silon elected Jim Whitton, Larch
mont, N. Y., their hew president.
Other officers include Alex Mc
Millan, Charlotte, vice-president;
John Gold, Wilson, Secretary; John
Mac DuBose, Chapel Hill, treasur
er; and Henry Conner Charleston,
S. C, rush chairman.
Alfred F. Cole Jr., Raeford, is
the new president of Kappa chap
ter of Pi Kappa Phi. Other officers
are William S. Bason, N, Wilkes
boro, treasurer; Jerry A. Campbell,
Taylorsville, secretary; Elmon S.
Russell, Albemarle, warden; James
Gulledge, Moncks Coner, S., his
torian; Ernest Mclnnis, Clio, S. C,
chaplain.
Zuckerman Elected
Bill Zuckerman has been elected
to the Debate Council.
WASHINGTON Gen. Lucius
Clay, Eisenhower's former chief of
staff in Europe, was reported under
consideration for the top defense
post if the Senate does not confirm
Charles E. Wilson.
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Wives To Be
Entertained By
Womens Auxiliary
The Women's Auxiliary of North
Carolina Memorial Hospital will en
tertain members of the Sir Walter
Cabinet; composed of wives of the
State legislators and State officials
Tuesday at the Hospital.
TThe t Sir Walter Cabinet has a
membership of 165.
Preliminary plans for the event
were made by Mrs. W. W. Pierson,
auxiliary president, and Mrs. W. R.
Berryhill, chairman of the Public
Relations Committee.
Tbe" program will begin at 11
o'clock Tuesday morning r with . , a
getallmesjfci!tg pf the auxiliary in
the,.,aubUtpruni; of the Hgspital
whe President Gordon Gray of the
Consolidated University, will speak.
Reports',' to acquaint the visitors
with-the work of the auxiliary, will
be iriade by Mrs. W. B. Abernethy,
chairman of the Volunteer Services
Committee; Mrs. Louis MacMillan,
chairman of the Hospitality Shop;
Mrs. J. C. Lyons, in charge of In
formation Desk and Miss Cornelia
Love, chairman of the Library Com
mittee. . ." :
There will be a coffee hour for
the group in the lounge of the
Nursesr Home at noon and after
ward the visitors will be taken on
a tour of the Hospital with Auxili
ary members serving as guides.
MRS. NASH TO SPEAK
"Courtship for Moderns" will be
Mrs .Arnold Nash's topic Sunday
night when she speaks at the Hillel
House.
. Mrs.Nash, a native of England,
is the wife of UNC Religion pro
fessor Dr. Arnold S. Nash. "She was
delegate to the White House Con
ference on Family Life and to the
British Marriage Guidance Confer
ence. In 1953 and 1954 she will ac
company her husband to India
where, under the auspices of the
Harvard-Yenching Foundation, she
will lecture on "Marriage Counsel
ing Techniques".
TOPS IN HER CLASS
Named the nation's most beauti
ful schoolteacher in -a nation
wide contest, lovely Mrs. Nell
Owen of Dallas, Tex., grades
papers of her stduents who sent
her picture in for judging. She
won the prize which is an ah
expense trip to Hollywood. .
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