-qH ISr T.AR-EEL
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in xown - ounuay. ! s a a? nun.
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Mr. Bob King went over to Durham
Dr. R. L. Payae. ex '03, paid a visit
V-'n hi! hrntlipr R.' PaVtis -ft few "claVS
TtD,?'an.d MnrD-- -.Kigbts made, the
uow ojA-vku. mtosis. j j. xi. ivj.eua.ne
anxHsisk were given honorable men
age
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. Mr F, fJ jDuls.has otie to Balti-
more to be operated on for appende-
citis. :" ' " ' "" '
We are erlad to note that Mr. II.' C.
Smith of Charlotte' haseturned4tq
5 college.
Chat. Bivens a member of last year s
s Varsity base-ball team was in town
Sunday.' 7." ' , '' , "' ''
, Roach Stewart, captain of 1904 Var
sity Football team is back here ; again
: studying law, , , ... .,...
'" Mr. V. C. Edwards, '09, now insruc-
' tor at Wofford College, was on the
1 Hill Saturday and Sunday; '' 5 ''";
J J Mrs. Win. Parsley of Wilmington
has been here on a visit to her son Wil
- lie during the past week.
Mr.-John Hall Manning '09, of Dur
ham, a former end on the Carolina
football team was on the Hill Sunday.
- George Thomas, captain of '08 Foot
ball team, now an Insurance man of
Charlotte, paid a visit to the Hill last
Miss ? Bain, the daughter of. our
( new Greek Professor left Tuesday for
Columbia S. C, where she will be in
college this year. ' - : u
1 " " 8 Tr." Stifowd Jordan who holds a posi-
tion in the Boston School of Technol
ogy is paying a visit to his Alma Ma-
tei before resuming his duties in Bos
ton for-the coming year.
Wanted, at the library, No. 42, vol.
18, last year's Tar Heel. Any . one
having this-' number; of the paper, will
r greatly; oblige the, library by donating
i same. It is needed o complete a vo-
ume, . . . ,
J . f; f'.O.'.'C'V!'?'!:! si" T"'') ''!!-'"l'!f. '.
t George M. Fountain "of Tarboro,
who graduated here in 1908, and after
; wards took law, was' on'a visi'f-' here
, last week.? fMr.Fpuntain.is nowen
joying a rapidly growing practice in
his home town. 1 ' ' J ' '." '"' '
Mr. R. R. Brld ges. 'OSTief FMon day
af tertfoon JocvPhtniaerp aftPy
ing a short' visit to Af riends; hefe Mr:'
BridgeTWauCgsta-rhlM
ner . on our track leamTIIe is now
studying medicine at the pnjyersity of
Pennsylvania.? .I;f
Mr. J.'S; Mann 'OSrKarrfieldas
on the:, Hill last week(Nen roufeto
Cornell .University,; where 'he,'aisjies
thisyear his course in Engineering.
While in college. "Hoide," aslhe Vwas
familiarly known, was captain of 1907-
Varsity, Football teamnd aiQ - a
promihetit' ffg""!? ii13ass1asebaj'l.
MoreTthantwejnn a(leVtJni
expenssomfi te men sa tna
they cannot,remai nejeniess tn
'I
ey
secure 8Uch'WPr;Mj7have found
empioymttts,, AnypneV'fiaving, workl
to do, no matter.; wbat,,wreuedAt9
notify the Self-help Co'mmitteer Y.'M.
CA f -J Si w : t., : ft - A
In the-phllknfhrSpiS' Socrefy"Saf ttf
daylnighKeuerl.Rfe
Freshmen snouia De anowea tne same
privileges 'incoilegTe-as-j niemfiDai
other "classes,"-"' wisr tfebaf ed'; RisTne
neg-ative woti, and Mr'W.v,.;l!ayldr
made tile best speech.' Mr.-CyThomp-sondeSerying'
EbnofaSle mehtroix.
T h e 'Iquery "debatedT fnlie-DTafectic
Society Saturday night was, "resobed,
That :the?o.JreUi"enjentpfMr..,rKpose-
veli from public life would be enefi
Lewis NTaylor '09 is now on the
Iiyiy siting fnends, preparatory ftp
going toew -York; where about 6c
Ipbgr 1st he is to enter ; the General
Theological Seminary. f Entering with
Mf.J:Taylor will be Messrs. S. B Stroup
and A. Rufus Morgan, both Carolina
1910 men. While in college Mr. Tay
lor was foMwp years on the editorial
staff of this paper, and gained further
distinction as an actor of no mean abil-.
ity in the Dramatic Club.
' Mr.' and Mrs, E. E. Barnett were
"at home" to the students at Rev. Mr.
Hogue's on Sunday night. Some
thirty or forty students called during
the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Barnett
entertained their guests with reports
from the conferences recently held ; at
Lake George and Northfield, where
missionaries-to-be had assembled for
final instruction and conference. It
seemed to be the feeling of the entire
gathering of students at Mr. Hogue's
that the University has two, instead
of one, missionaries that it is sending
to China. ;
The Freshman Election
On last Saturday night, it became
noised abroad that the fieshmen were
holding a meeting. But the wherea
bouts of either the wiley freshmen or
his nocturnal meeting place could not
be ascertained. At last by resorting
t6 stratagem, the information was ob
tained from a freshman that his class
mates were holding forth at the depot.
It is a strange coincident that the
hour chosen for the meeting was ex
actly the time when the class of 1913
(unlucky number) were attending the
literary societies.
Upon drawing near to the scene of
activity and above the rabble of the
multitude, one could hear a voice in a
more refined key clearly distinguish
able by its commanding tone imploring
the crowd to proceed to the election of
officers and reassuring them that the
sophomores were, pledged to abstain
from, foolish pranks. If one had ever
heard the voice before he could easily
havesiugle,d it out as belonging to one
of ourr ministerial students.
After every one was assured by a fur
tive glance that no lurking eavesdrop
per was Trearpioniination& for president
were in order. ' And then- the troubl e
beganrrA-socialist election was indeed
a tame aff airjtQmpared- with this; but
after much balloting and vain babbling
George .T.Clark emerged as a child of
destiny and . was chosen by an over-whefmingjnajonty-Tliitigs
proceeded
snloothly fqrj a time,- vice-president and
treasurer being elected with rapid-ity.
fThe 'officers elected are as follows:
president,; George T. Clark;
Vicepfesident.W. J. Long;
sSecretaryWS.;Beani
, Treasurer. WilliamThompson;
r,Mahager.football team, B. D. Apple
white. .f - f
,sC v c ' BOBliSON BOYS MEET
'Ofl ;Th"utsday'"(night the boys from
R6be6n Count jT 'met and reorganize
thdf-Clubn; The n following officers
Wf 6 elected: J'5 Hodgin, Pres., W.
B. TownsendrVce Pres., C. B. Pace,
Sec; and J, 5 Av,McGoogan, Treas. The
club fcashineteen, members, sixteen
of .whom -were present at the meeting.
A cpmmittee was1 adpointed to ar
range for a banquet ; to be held some
time" this fall.'-JThe meeting was very
livey "and enthusiastic. Each mem
er ; signified his determination to
usefiis'ef forts "towards making the
club" a success;" After adjournment
Jhe, bdyVJ assembled in front of the
chapetLad gave, a yell for Robeson,
-fthe-largest and- best county in the
If Won Arean Old Altimntts
And -are still interested in your AJma Mater, you wilLwant to know what is
doing in the University NO W-since you left. s- ' "rrfns ii
If You Are a Recent Alumnus
And'a loyal one;. you will' not b i satisfied withput j tbe- Campus": account of
each contest we have in Football and B&sebali this ' Jtiit You'll want to
know about the Track andiTehriii meets yotf JiQW! we
won the debate : and vou'll not want to feel isrnorant as to what's doing in
anv llnivprsitv ar.rivitv. -JJt wJ viy
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