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Local and Personal
Jerry Zollicoffer, 11', was a Durham
: visitor o,n .Saturday,, . ';., , tXVtJ-
George Green returned Monday after
, a short absence from the Hill; .
. Pr., Mims has, returned after a week
end visit to Eastern Carolina. -
Ed. P. Hall and Winder Hughes 're
turned from Raleigh on Monday.
Jno.iW. Lasley spent Sunday at his
,bqme in Burlington, N. C.
Mr. -Floyd. Whitney has . become a
, member of the Coop , club.
. Mr. J, F,. Millikau of last year's law
class was on the Hill Tuesday,
Mr. B. H Perry of Henderson was
on the HilL Sunday visiting friends.
W. F. Pitt, '14, returned on Monday
after "a short visit, to his relati ves at
Elm City. ,
W. B. Young Jr. '14 has returned
from,a short visit to his home in Wilr
son, 'N. iC -Mr.
George Freeman is back on the
Hill again after a short visit to Dur-
ham., ; ,.
Miss Nell Battle who has been visit
ing her grandfather. Dr. Battle, left
Tuesday for Raleigh.
George Carmichaei 13', returned to
the Hill on Monday after a few weeks
stay at his home in Wilmington.
D. R. Murchison returned on Monday
after a brief visit to his home in Wil
mington, N. C.
W.' M. Blair has returned to the
Hill after a number of weeks absence
to his horae in Wilmington. N. C.
Pjof. E. K. Graham is attending a
meeting of the Association of South
ern Colleges and High Schools at
Athens. Ga. " '
Messrs Robert Strange, Jr., George
Carinichiiel. and Merrill Blair were ini
tiated into the'S. .... A. E. Fraternity
last night.
Messrs Charlie , Gunter ;md E. F.
McCulloch enjoyed an extended tramp
tojUniyersity Station on Sunday -afternoon.
Miss Alice Jones has left lor Rock
Hill S. C, ,where she goes to resume
her duties as,a member of the faculty
of Winthrop College.
Joe Boushall was a visitor to his
home in Raleigh on Saturday and Sun:
day, going to consnlt an oculist. His
eyes have given him much trouble for
some time.
Robert Strange 13', after an absence
ofsa number of weeks, returned to the
Hill on Monday. Mr. Strange has
been visiting relatives in the Shenan
doah y alley of Virginia. -
The Brotherhood of Saint Andrew
wijl henceforth hold their regular
Wednesday night meetings in Jhe,, of;
fice to the rear of the Episcopal church
in Dr. Bain's yard. , ; , ? ..;
Th e, first year medical,, cl ass met
some time ago and elected D. B. Sloan
president, L. F. Turlington vice-president,
and I. M. Boykin secretary and
treasurer. t ,
Mrs. M. C. Young' who has been
Jjere fororne. weeks visiting her
; daughter ,Mrs-, R ,..W, , Hogue, (will
leave.ihis.we.ek for New Orleans, La.,
where shej goes to ysit l;er sister
Ajchdeappn and Mrs.Nr C. Hughes
.arrived on,vte Hill Tuesday night.
They have spent the month of October
in and around FJatjRok and Hender-?
sonvile,, Mr., and Mr3. Hughes will
i pojbabiy re.niftiii in Chapel Hill until
er Qhfistnias, , making their, home at
Mr.and M.r K.VG. Henrys on East
Rosemary .St, 1
.The students hail, with a ood deal
of joy, thejwo newdippers at the w ell.
There never is much satisfaction in
drinking from the spoui when the
water is ruiining.,down: one's collar. '
"Bill" He-drix accompanied the
football quail to ! Wasliingt.Jii. as an
assistant manager to aid mannyer Wil
liamsin the' Carolina - Gercretownv
JoeJBoushaU will de assistant man
ager, for the ti-amthis yeek.iu.tlie V.
P. I. game at Norfolk. . ,
. .Messrs W. T. Joyner. and' W.: L.
Small have started up a dancing school
at theZeta Psi hall.. .The class me'
Monday afternoon,, for the, first time
with about twenty ' members, and it
will continue to meet three times a
week until about the first of December,
its object being to get its members in
good condition for the coming, dances.
Owing to the large number ol dele
gates returning from the Bible Study
conference which was held in RaWgh
the last of the week, the Chapel Hill
train .was at University Station on
Sunday afternoon to meet the Raleigh
train. The thing worthy of iiote was
the fact that the'VLimited',' left imme
diately after the exchange of passen
gers, arriving at the, Hill before -six
o'clock. . ,-. , s
Miss Noble Entertains Party'
: Miss Alice Noble entertained at her
home on Pittsboro street on .Thursday
evening last, a number of young peo
ple1 of the college and town. The
party, was given in honor of MissBillie
Moses, who is visiting her sister Mrs
E. K. Graham. ' The game of ' the
evening was a guessing, contest with
famous authors. ; Together with the
guest's prize there were three prizes
given. Miss Can tejVen able winning
the ladies7 prize, presented it to Miss
Moses. Mr. Charles Venable won the
gentleman's prize, .which. he;. presented
to his partner Miss Lucy Harris. Re
freshments, were served during the lat
ter part of the evening... - ;
Here is a formula wliich The Sewanee
Purple gives for. computing the exact
number of working days in a college
man s year: ; - i
Days in the Year . x . 365
Summer Vacation i. ... 90
,of each day . is night, divide ;
by 2.. ..275
0:h
With each package of
Fatima you get a popu
lar aclresi' photograph
a50 a pennant cou
pon, 25 of which secure
a handsome felt college
. pennant (12x32) e
lectionof 100.
. . . . Total.. ...U7l2
Sundays and Saturdays 78
S9U
Days out for football in 4 days, . . 36
Christmas Vacation . ,
Total . . .
Thanksgiving. . : . . . ; . v. . . 3
Easter . .t. , .4 (
Ash Wednesday ......... 1
All Saints Day, . .. .,... ,..1
Washington's Birthday V. . . 1
..14
.9l2
-10,
Working days j4
Excellent B oar d
;$l$,QO
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University Inn
Hotel Gersch
Euroran Plan. " : : Cafe in Connection
RALEIGH, N, C, , . .
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Cigarettes. A moct agree
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favorite among artistic tem
peraments. Picture to ,
yourself 20 beauties in a
plain package for 1 5 cents
10 more than usual.
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" H't"
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OW is the time to get your supplies at, a, , , i
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- " Save cMoney ' -
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The Moll a da y St u d i o
SUCCESSORS TO "COLE AND HOLLADAY"
Gallery will be open every Wednesday of each week,
beginning Wednesday, October 28th. HIGH GRADE
WORK ONLY. Prices reasonable. A fine set. of
views of the campus and buildings on sale at all times
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