J. .1 ' ' il - ',S n thv U.NC SchonU of rv. Dwinnacy nnd Nursin? 'w "in.clion in the basic vioncrn from the staff of I ruv tTsi.'y School of -Medicine. CHESS CLUB An organization meeting of the LWC Chess Club will be held Wednesday in Roland Parker I and II at 8:15 p.m. Anyone interested participating in UNC Chess acti vities has been urged to attend. ANNOUNCING The Stevens -Shepherd BACK TO SHOOL CONTEST WINNERS: FIRST PRIZE - TOM ALLRED An Imported Sport Jacket SECOND PRIZE - RABE C. WALTON JR. A Pair of Worsted Flannel Slacks THIRD PRIZE - CHARLES HONER A Hand-Woven Crew-Neck Sweater You, Too, Can Be A Winner Every Time, When Your Clothes Come From STEVENS- SHEPHERD Gov ering T s YOUNG REPUBLICANS The UNC Young Republicans Club will hold an organizational meeting tonight at 7:30 in Roland Parker Lounge 1. All former members and. other interested perscias have been in vited to attend.' ' " L U.N.C.'S FAVORITE 'i READING A; PIECE OF LUCK, by U.N.C.'s own Frances Gray Patton. A fine and thrilling collection of a favo rite instructor's best short stories. Published at $3.00. Our Special . $1.00 REMEMBRANCE WAY, by Chapel Hill's own Jessie Render. A sensi tive and enlightening novel, laid in North Carolina, that belongs on every Chapel Hill bookshelf. Pub lished at $3.50. Our Special $1.49 SOUTHERN PART OF. HEAVEN, by William Meade Prince. This true story of a Chapel HilJ boyhood has sold nearly a thousand copies in our shop alone. It must be good! Published at $3.75. Our Special $1.98 The Intimate Bookshop 205 East Franklin Street Open til 10 P. M. UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP Friendly Hospitality Is A Tradition Here. Whether You Stop For A Com plete Dinner Or Sandwich, Our Relaxing Atmosphere And Courteous Service Make You Feel Completely "At Home" Daily Student Special . . . Sandwiches Served From 2 To 5 7 A.M. - 8 P.M. (Closed Tuesdays) f ALPHA PHI OMEGA Alpha Phi Omega wil), have its first meeting tonight in tfie Ren dezvous Room at Graham (Me morial All members have been urged to attend, . . ' , ART LEAGUE - The University Art League, now beginning its second year, is al ready slating activities ior the coming year. The first meeting v ill be held tonight in the Lecture Hall' at the Ackland Buil Jjng at 7:30, . New students and any old stu dents who may wish to participate in the Leaguers J program' have been urged to be present to hear about plans and make suggestions. .Membership is open to any Uni versity studelnt whether an art major or not, according to an an nouncement. Included amopg this year's proj ects are a series of one man shows o i the paintings of former UNC art students and of faculty mem bers of other North Carolina col lege art departments; art movies and lectures; the annual Sidewalk Art Show; and varied social get togethers. .'. The League Is planned especial ly for those students wo are not art majors but have an inclina tion toward artistic creatvilly or aa interest in the subject, the an nouncement said. STUDENT WIVES The Student, Wives' Club will, hold its first meeting of the year to night at 8 o'clock in the Victory Village Nursery. The program will include a panel discission of pjrtieuar interest to : Chapel Hill newcomers, said President Pat Scarborough. All stu dent wjves have been invited to attend the semi-monthly meetings! HILLEL HOUSE Worship services for the Jewish Day of Atonement will be held Tuesday morning at 7:45 and Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. The following students will parti. cipate;in the services: Ann Nasenz weig, Judith Nasenzweig, Beverly, Lazarus, Bob Scott, Allen Sugar, Neil Ructenberg. ; ;" , CMAB COMMITTEES Positions are still open on all the committees of Graham Memorial Activities Board," according to Bcardj President Bob Carter. Any student who would like to serve on any of the committees has been requested to come by Graham Memorial information of-j fice of the GMAB office and fill out an application. UNIVERSITY CLUB 4 Thes University Club will meet tonight at 7 o'clock in the Di Senate hall on third floor, New West". Re freshments will be served. IDC MEETINGS An executive Committee meet ing of the Inter-Dormitory Council will be held this afternoon at 4:2fl t. . . in Graham iMemoriaL A( meeting of all dcrmitbry presi dents and IPC. representatives will be fcli Wednesday night tit 7 o'clock in the Phi hall on fourth fjoor,; New East to plan the pro gTam for this .-year. : . k i GJen Iqihopk Lay ndiijqjt WASH - DRY- F.OLD 24 HOUR SERVICE it. 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Tickets onale now at 214 Abe rnelhy" Kail (next to Scuttlebutt and at Ledbetter-Pickard; dbWhtown Chapel Hill. VKe Proudly Present Our Fine Schedule For 1958-59 OKLAHOMA! OCTOBER 24-26 America's Foremost Musical Play LOOK HOMEWARD, ANGEL NOVEMBER 9-23 First Off-Broadway Production A NEW PLAY FEBRUARY 25 - MARCH 1 Premiero Production THE WOULP-BE GENTLEMAN APRIL 8 12 Moliere's Merry French Farce INHERIT THE WIND MAY 7-9 . i The Famous ''Monkey Trial" THE BOY FRIEND FEBRUARY 20-21 ; - ...... i -v I i Extra Attraction, Not Include On Season Ticket With A Broadway-Hollywood Company f; ir f ! .'in C:f. i i.i. :. I 'ill. ' .'u I .-':. : Hi 1 1 4'

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