THE TAR HEEL
Junior Week Dances
Well Attended
The Junior Week dances were, as
usual, held in the Bynum Gymnasium
The gym was appropriately decorated
with pennants and banners.
The Pan-Hellenic dance, Wednes
day night, was led by Don MacRae,
assisted by John Tillett and Banks
Mebane.
The hop given by the Carolina Cotil
lion Club, Thursday afternoon, was
led by T. P. Nash, with Tommy Price
and Norman Vann as assistants.
The concluding- dance of the week,
the Junior Prom, came last ; night. J.
W. Morris led, assisted by Bob Hanes
arid Dave Murchison.
Among those who attended the
dances were the Misses:
May Hume,Helen Hume, Alice Noble,
Christine Mcintosh, Elizabeth Bain,
Canty Venable, Louise Venable, Dora
MacRae, Lucy Harris, Mrs. Robert
Lawson, Mrs. Dey, Mrs. Bell, Mrs.
McKie, of Chapel HilL The Misses
Cammie Rodman, Charlotte; Margaret
Dal ton, Winston; Lucretia Wilson
Winston; Delphine Brown, Winston;
Mary Durham, Charlotte; Placide
Kramer, Durham; Fanny Lamb Hor
ton, Charlotte; Manjer Moscley, Char
lotte; Hall, Raleigh; Gladstone, New
port News, Va,; Hay, Raleigh; Doug
las Hill, Durham; Edith Pou, Raleigh;
Tirell, St. Louis, Mo.; Michie, Dur
ham; Sahra Palmer, Gulf; Rea, Eden
ton: Davis, Mt. Vernon, New York;
Horton, Winston; Ruth Price, Madi
son; May Lindely, Greensboro; King,
Greenville; Latham, Greensboro; Emi
ly Barber, Winston; Mary Hill, Wash
ington; Nicholson, Washington; Van
derford, Raleigh; Eloise Robinson,
Elizabeth 'City; Adamson, Roanoke,
Va; Genevive Cooper, Henderson;
Elive Kidder, Henderson; Margaret
Wharton, Greensboro; Jesse Wharton,
Greensboro; Smith, Greenville.
Mrs. Latham, Greensboro; Mrs. Ni
chols, Wilmington; Mrs. H. M. Vic
tor, Charlotte; Mrs. Rodman, Char
lotte;' Mrs. L.iwson, Chapel Hill; Mrs.
Mr,. Ward, Chapel Hill; Mrs. Wyatt,
Charlotte.
Messrs R. T. Webb, P. B. Drane,
Ransom Sanders, A. & M., Morrison,
Coinord; J. M. Venable, L. M. Dau
tridge, Spencer Nichols, T. E. Moore,
Mr. McCauley Costlier, Don M;icRae,J.
Tillett, Batiks Mebane, K. Tanner,
Grover Beard, A. H. Graham, Thad
Page, Robt. Drane, Ed Cansler, T. S.
Slade, Jr., Brock Lyon, Tom DeVane,
Lyman Whitaker, H. L. Smith, E.
Roberts, Durham; Ben Huske, Gus
Palmer, Herbert Leary, Jack Hobgood,
Joel McAden, T. S. Price, M. A. Mc
Iver, Mr. Towles, Harry Grimsley,
Hunt Parker, Emmet Bellamy, Mr.
Sneath, Nat Rodman, J. A. McLean,
L. P. McLendon, J. W. Hughes, J. A.
AndersonJerry Zollicoffer, W. Stokes,
Jr., Walter Small, Speight Hunter,
Luke Lamb, Geo. Wood, F. G. Fet
zer, Banks Mebane, Frank Barker,
Geo. Wilson, W. B. Rodman, Jr., M.
B. Wyatt, William Joyner, William
Parsley, Jim Hackney, T. P. Nash,
W. M. Port, I. M. Boykin, T. R. Uz
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Geo. Freeman, Henry Smith, Faison
Witherington, O. B. Hardison, Dr.
Viles, B. H. Yelverton, Jesse Crutch
field, E. L. Williams, W. W. Faulkner,
Odom Alexander, John Haliburton,'
Ben Trotter, C. A. Vogler, Cyrus
Hogue, Gus Zollicoffer, Charles Ven
able, William Graves, Henry . Wil
liams, , John Battle, Jim Patterson,
Jim Morris, Peyton Smith, W. Tillett,
W. Wakely, W. A. Burwell, Dr. Law
son, Dr. Bell, Dr. Dey, Prof. McKie,
Prof. Booker, Mr. Sneath, Mr. Woltz.
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