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i^'ebruary 5, 104Q
No. V
’’01\'CE THEitE A rRlNCESS" CaST
TO RBOfEN hEHE.^RSiiL.3 .
The cast oi' "Onco There Was
a i'rincess" under the direction
of Miss Virginia Jc'eyatt v/ill re- •
open rehearsals in the near future
and the production is to oe pre
sented in late February or early
March* The cast v»'r.s • chosen last
fall and rehearsals v/ere underv;ay
when V'/crk on the stage caused
Lliss ir'eyatt to postpone the play .
until spring* The play, a comcdy
in three acts, is the story of a ■
young mid-western girl v/ho had
inarriod a prince, and, after, his
death, returned to her hometcwn ,
and the boy she left behind.
The cast consists of Alice ;
Cahill, Lester' Stallings, Gean ;
3onocal,' Enrnitte Harl’iscn, Clyde !
3tal'lings, Prances Brown, Bobby \
vVaters, -^ete -^ago,' L'aura E* Gard-r*
ner, Dorothy i:’erson, Lil Cope, ;•
iroggy Ford, iviickcy j^ope, and ivlary
Vi/est,
This -Cast is v;ell adapted to
the story and will'put its best ; •
into providing an evening's enter
tainment for the 'student body,
A CAirrELLA CHOJR TO SII^G .iT DUNN^
AND BLACK>3 CHAirEL i\ .
At eleven' o ’clock, in the
MDthodist Church of I>unn, the A
Cappella Choir will hive charge ;
of the services. They will sing;^
six numbers among v/hich will be
few nev/ cnes^ *
^ftor the service, the choir
will be guests at dinner. Old iriera*
bers, remembering the hospitality,
given last year, are looking
forward with anticipation to this
trip, •
In 1;he afternoon, at three-’-
thirty, Black's‘Chape 1 will be
their hosts. ^\ter this afternoon
service, the choir will return to
Louis bur
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J0URI\\.LI3M CLUB ACC Ex TED II\T0
. NATIONAL fraternity
The Lcuisburg College Journalism
Club, under the sponsorship of
Dean E, V, troele, has been accep
ted into the. Beta i:hi Gamm.a Fra
ternity and has been designated
the Rhc Chapter, The national fra
ternity is composed of junior col
lege students interested and act
ive* in j ournalism. and Louisburg is
proud to be one of the few schools
in the East to have a chapter in
this fr-ternity A distinct ad
vantage of the fraternity is that
it is affiliated with the national
senior college fraternity and any
‘student transfering to a school
with a senior chapter is automati
cally a member of that chapter.
Of its five members, two are edi
tors- of student publications;
throe are members of the- year-bcok
staff; four are memibers cf the
nc7/spaper staff and all work hard
for the college publications, .
Kqw members of the chapter will be
chosen from the staff of the paper
and annual*
The Choir’s last concert was- at '
‘Edenton Street Methodist Church in
Raleigh, January 21, The program
consisted, of five numbers and an
offertory by the choir and a short
talk by Dr, fatten, who accompanied
them* The.congregation enjoyed the
program and declared that the sing
ing was excep'tional*
,Earlier in the evening, the Choir
v/ere guests of the Epwcrth Loage
at a light supper,
Mr, Byerly and his gro-up are to
be complimented upon their splendid
work and upon their perseverance
during this time of the year- when
colds and flu are a particular han
dicap, Although, many were forced
to be absent, rehearsals went en,
and the result is obvious.