THE TAR HEEL
On the Campus
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See T. P. Nash for tickets to Cotil
lion Club dance.
Miss Susie Shipp, of Cheraw, S C.
visit to friends in Salisbury.
Mrs. Jon n Uates 01 Tarboro is
visiting her son, Mr. Jack Oates.
Li.' A. Isrown lett Jbnday tor a visit
to his relatives in Greenville, N. C.
Dr. and Mrs. Dey left Friday for
a short visit to friends in Greensboro.
.Mrs. F. P. Venable and Miss L-ouise
Venable spent Wednesday in Raliegh.
Mrs. Frederick Tarvers, of Balti
more is visitiug Miss Mary Manning.
Mr. Charlie Reed, of Asheville, N.
C, paid a short visit to friends on the
Hill this week.
B.C. Murchison, ex '13, of Char
leston, S. C, is visiting friends on the
Hill for a few days.
Miss Nellie TBarbee returned home
Thursday night after an extended visit
to friends in Salisbury.
Miss Isarelle Williams of Fayette
ville, is visiting Miss Christine
Mcintosh for a few days.
Profs. Noble and Walker were in
Raleigh Tuesday holding a cenference
with Superintendent Joyner.
Mrs. Robert Lawson's mother, Mrs.
Ward, of Orange, New Jersey is
visit'ing her daughter for a few weeks.
The four Sunday Schools of the
town will have a Union Easter Service
at the Presbyterian Church Sunday a.t
4:30 p. m.
Rev. Richard W. Hoguc left for
Oxford Friday morning where he will
spend the night, and then go on, to
Baltimore for several days. ;
In the Episcopal Church on Sunday
there ' will be Early Communion at
7:30 a. m., regijlar Easter ChoraJ
Service at 11 o'clock. There will be:
no evening service. '
The Glee Club announces a recital
Wednesday night of Junior week with!
an entire chane of program. Thej
concert will be over in plenty of time i
for the Pan-Hellenic dance immediate-j
ly following it. After the reception i
accoraea tne university songsters on
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Mr. Edgar L-eBlanc, chaplain of the
State Farm at Halifax, N. C, was on
the Hill from, Friday until Tuesday
visiting Mr. I. H. Hughes. Though
lie was at the University for so short
a time, he made quite a number of with the Carolina Special and arriving
friends among the students. Mr. Lc' Cincinnati 10:00 a. tn. following day
Blanc is not a college man, but has
that practical and efficient training
which comes from experience and much
contact with men, He is a native of
Canada, has served as a detective in
some of the large cities of this country,
and later has been a mission worker in
the slums of Philadelphia. Mr. Le
Blanc spoke to the students in Chapel
Monday morning about the need of
earnest and sympathetic preachers
among the criminals of the larjje cities
and prisons. His enthusiasm for his
work and his magnetic - personality
won the sympathy of the students and
he made a distinct hit.
Trinity College has arranged to en
ter the big tennis tournament to be
held here Junior Week. This makes
the sixth college that has entered, the
others being North Carolina, Wake
Forest, Guilford, Davidson and Elon.
These six colleges will organize" the
North Carolina Intercollegiate Tennis
Association, and will play every year
at each of the colleges in turn.
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