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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Saturday, October 19, 1929
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Humbsr of Pledges "
Fails to Better-Mark
Of 1927 Season
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ford, Penn.; Tom Walker, Chap
el HfflVr ,. ,
Sliaa Alpha' Epsilon
Joseph Adams, Asheville ;' E.
G. Ballengei; Atlanta, Ga. ;
William Barnes, Wilson ; Mars
den Bellamy, Wilmington ; Hen
ry "Groves Connor, Jr., Wilson ;
Iee Covington, Norfolk, Va.;
Jay Glenn, Atlanta, Ga.; Bryan
Grant,-, Atlanta, Ga.; ' Isaac
Hughes Henderson ; James Ken
an, Atlanta, Ga. ; Theodore May-
bank Charleston, S, C. ; Henry
NuttParsIeyi , Wilmington ; Fred
Patterson, Chapel Hill ; William
QfBrien, Durham ; , ; Alexander
Xebb, 'Raleigh; Thomas Worth,
Ileigh; Kemp Plummer Yar
bprough, Louisburg.,
;Zjeta Vsi Fraternity , ;
1 Ashby L&a. Baker, Raleigh;
Julian , Tucker. Baker, Raleigh ;
teuton Augustus Barber,, . Ra-
Ie,ighi; Frederick M. jLaxton,
Charlotjfce ; Joseph Hyde Pratt,
Chape? Hill ; Arthur ,Valk: Winston-Salem;
Louis Whitehead,
jyoodville, N, C. .
X till Phi
Lucas Abels, High Point ;
Duval Lennon, Lumberton; Le-
Roy Johnson, Aberdeen ; Philip
Peacock, Salisbury: Lee Rich
ardson, Atlanta, Ga.; A. C. Skin
ner, Salisbury; Sage; Upshaw,
Raleigh ; William Withers, Ra
leigh. ..
Kappa Alpha
'Burwell Allen, Weldon; John
Daniel, yeldon; William Taylor,
Warrenton; William Trotter,
Greensboro ; Wris'ton Carpenter,
King's Mountain; Thomas Wat
kins, Jackson,, Miss.; Rolfe
Hughes, Laurens,' S. C; James
Morrison, Baltimore, Md. ; Ed
Mann, Middleton. ' v
Phi Delta Theta
N. Dixon Barns, East Hamp
ton, N. Y. ; Braxton Davis, Fre
mont; William R. Griffin, Wen-
Lexington; Everard Shemweil,
Asheville; P. P. Pelton, South
ern Pines; Eugene Webb, Thom
asville; William Hoffman, Atlan
tic City, N. J.; Piatt Landis,
Charlotte.
Pi Kappa Alpha ?
Thomas Chears, Edenton;
John Gorrell, Winston-Salem ;
Aleck Wornom, Yorktown, Va.;
John ' Williams, Washington ;
Richard Studdert, Washington;
John Blue, Aberdeen; WV K,
Holt, Jr., Burlington; Frank
Hawley, Portsmouth, Va. ; Har
vey Brady, Conover; Allan Bis
anar, . Hickory ; Harry Cassada,
Littleton; Robert Plummer,
Brevard ; Claude Clark, Wil-
Tiamston ; Richard Barker,
Waynesville.
. Pi "Kappa Phi ; ,
Henry Armistead Boyd, War
renton; Charles., Heriot Braw
ley, Durham ; W. Charnelle Bu
chanan, Lakeland,, Fla.; Wil
liam N. Dixspn, Winston-Salem ;
Bernice Divine Farmer, Jr.,
Wilmington ; William 0' Kelly
Fowler, Greensboro; Moody Z.
Gaither, Winston-Salem; A.
Hall Johnston,. Jr., Asheville;
James Gordon Kurfees, Raleigh ;
Fenner Tilden Phillips, Wash
ington; George A. Phillips,
Washington; Schuyler C.
Schenck, New York, N. Y.; J.
Harold Smith, Charlotte ; Wil
liam Woodward Walker, Ashe
ville; B. Barker Williams, War
renton. Delta Sigma Phi
Charles Carlton, Statesville;
Roddy Giles, Statesville ; John
W Reynolds, Albany, Ga. ; Wil
liam Roth, New York City;
Thomas Watkins, Charlotte ;
Clarence Johnson, Statesville.
Theta Chi
Otto Clyde Owen, Jr., Winter
Haven, Fla.; John Taylor Still,
Jr., Durham ; Marion Foy Stone,
Wilmington ; Thomas Addison
Glasscock, Jr.,. Greensboro; Ver
non Lane Wharton, Slidell, La.;
Waverly Frederick White, En
field; Emery Marvel, Asheville;
Worth Douglas Wood, High
dell: E. fl. Daniels. Zebulon:
Rodney Knowles, Mt. OUve;!Point' Robert B. Hubbard, Mt.
Howard Martindale, San An
tonio, Tex.; H. L. Meacham,
Statesville ; Ted Newland, Pasa
dena, Calif.; Mark Moore, Whit
akers ; John Peacock, Fremont ;
Tom Peacock, ; Fremont ; Julian
K. Taylor, Wilmington; Jona
than Jackson, Hendersonville ;
N. B. Grantham, Smithfield;
Kenneth T. White, Louisburg.
Sigma Nu
Frank Bennett, Wadesboro ;
Harry Bunn, Henderson; Stuart
Carr, Norfolk, Va. ; Edward
Ferguson, Greenville; Charles
Forbes, Greenville; James Grif
fith, Monroe ; Sadler Hayes,
Charlotte ; Walter Lane, Mon
roe; George London, Raleigh;
Billy McCorkle, Salisbury;
James Moye, Greenville; Clifton
Prince, Norfolk, Vai; Arnold
Snider, Salisbury; Louis Skin
ner, Greenville; Lenoir Wright,
Charlotte ; Tom Wright, Char
lotte. .
Sigma Chi
Stewart Chandler, Durham ;
Trogler Adkins, Durham; Dave
Henry, New Bern; Bruce Jar
re tt, Concord ; William Karle,
Rochester, N. Y.; Henry Wood,
Asheville; Jack Adams, Ashe
ville; Turner Bunn, Rocky
Mount ; Wilmer Hines, Colum
bia, S. C. ; Charles Holcomb, At
' lanta, Ga.; James Stikeleather,
Asheville; Howard Wilson,
Greenville; Harold Staten, Beth
: el; Jake Shuford, Hickory; Bud
Abernathy, Hickory; Bill White,
Raleigh.
Kappa ! Sigma t
Tom White, Jr., Hertford;
Ruf us Brown, Concord ; Jimmy
Gray, Statesville ; Ernest Sta
ples, -Lexington ; Cabell Philpot,
Vernon, N. Y.
Delta Tau Delta
R. Caffrey Pond, New Orleans,
La.; Harry R. Small, Fayette
ville, Tenn. ; Harold Smith, Bur
lington ; Gilbert Weis, Toledo,
Ohio ; Charles Gault, Wilming
ton ; Richard Hillers, Winston
Salem; Charles Kluttz, Salis
bury ; Cameron Weeks, Tarboro.
Sigma Phi Epsilon
William Kerr Hall, Winston
Salem; James Walter Crews,
Walkertown; Donald Ray Sea
well, Sanford; Allen Tribble
Caldwell, La Grange, Ga. ; Thom
as Stanley Redding, Ashboro;
Paul Meredith Thompson, Mt.
Vernon, N. Y. ; Thomas Lester
Johnson, Lumberton ; John Dud
ley Latham, Washington.
Tau Epsilon Phi
Samuel Breen, Rocky Mount
Edward Brenner, Henderson
ville; George Brown, New York
City ; Norman J?. Coates, New
York City; Joseph Eisner
Brooklyn. N. Y.; Sidney L
Hirsch, Brooklyn, N. Y.; I. S.
Peres, Gas tenia; Lawrence L.
Spitzer, Yonkers, N. Y.; George
R. Sulkin, Mattapan, Mass.;
Nathan H. Volkman, Washing
ton, D.C; Samuel E. War
shauer, Wilmington; Theodore
D. Levy, Tarboro.
Theta Kappa Nu
Edwin JSulpepper, Elizabeth
City; Thomas P. Crane, Plain
field, N. J.; Charles G. Daniel,
Oxford; Claude W, Walck, Plain
field, N. J.; John M. Cheek, Jr.,
Sparta. ; :
r Alpha Lambda Tau
Hampton W. Boring, Chapel
Hill; Charles F. Crews, Greens
boro ; G. Lee Whiteheart, Greens
boro ; William S. Wall, Wades
boro; Max Holland, Greensboro;
George M. Wineeoff, Albemarle ;
Ward L. Hinkle, Albemarle;
Thomas M. Mashburn Salis
bury; Donald Rulfs, Wilmington.
Lambda Chi Alpha
Macon Hewitt, Forest City ;
Philip Padgett, Forest City;
Howard Bowman, Statesville;
Charles P.- Stowe, Belmont;
Ralph Fleming, Northside; Pete
Miller, Middleton, Conn.
Sigma Phi Sigma
Daniel E. Gray, -Jr., Middle-
town, Conn.; J. Reid Shoemaker,
Charlotte; Chas. I. Loftin, Jr.,
Gastonia; John F. Geiger, Mt.
Airy ; Jerome Hamer, Rocking
ham; Henry E. Gibbons, Ham
let ; Calvin G. Todd, Belton, S
G. ; Vermon Briggs, Jr., Middle-
town, Conn.; Joseph Hinds,
Westfield, N. J.; Thomas Ed
ward Rea, Charlotte.
V Zeta Beta Tau
Seymour Abrams, New Bruns
wick, N. J.; Harold Cone,
Greensboro; Frank Mannheim,
New York, N. Y. ; Julian Spiegle,
Spartanburg, S. C. .
Sigma Zeta
John Campbell, Morganton ;
J. S. Griffin, Marshville; J. G.
Galloway, Winter Park, Fla.; B.
B. Frazier, Charlotte ; M. T. Lea,
Wilson; C. M. AustinWinston-
Salem ; N. E. Bryan, . Newton
Grove F. W. Farrell, Cary; C.
J. Jensen, E. Orange, N. J.
Sigma Delta
Freshmen: Louis V. Brooks,
Greensboro ; S. H. Crumpler,
Rosemary; W. V. Covington,
Fayetteville ; Al Lansf ord, Char
lotte; Morgan P. Moorer, Ashe
ville; Bill Spradlin, Greensboro;
Henry Weiland, Greensboro,
and Roland Long, High Point.
Upperclassmen : Sherman Shore,
Winston-Salem; F. 0. Carver,
Jr., Roxboro; Robert Hodges,
Winston-Salem.
Phi Sigma Kappa
Charles Rives, Greensboro;
Robert Hanscome, Washington,
D. C. ; William Petree, Greens
boro ; Ward Peetz, Winsted, j
Conn.; Henry" Click, Ravens
wood, W. Va.; Earl Mitchelle,
Danville, Va. ; Fred Merritt,
Greensboro; Geprge Vick, Sel
ma; ,Clancy Evans, Charlotte.
Sigma Epsilon ,
Joseph Judson Long, Edenton;
Dermont Lohr, Lexington ;
Wyndham Woods Hewitt, Ashe-
vflle; Dowd Philip Whitley,
Monroe. -
Phi Kappa Delta
N. E. Wiggins, Goldsboro ; E.
L. Swain, Walkertown; F. C.
Rankin, Belmont.
Phi Alpha
William Liberstein, Far Rock
away, N. Y.; Jrving M. Mar
gulies, Raleigh; Morris Krasney,
Newark, N. J.; Benjamin H.
Misker, New York City; Jack
Bessen, New Rochelle, N. Y. ;
Milton Fleishman, Fayetteville;
Elias N. Seligson, Floral Park,
N. Y. ; Samuel Glass, Brooklyn,
CAROLINA-GEORGIA
A Great Game
A Bunch of Dances
Take a U-Drive It To
Enjoy Yourself
Carolina U-Drive It
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Around corner from Post-office
More Fun Less Cost
N. Y.; Henry Lubetkin, Hemp
stead, N. Y.; Jack Margolis,
New York City,
In June 1869 there were 3
sophomores and 7 freshmen at
the University.
FRANK BROTHERS
Rf.h Anue Boot Shop
Between 47Sh and 4Vh Su-eets. Nor Yotis.
Footwear of recognized
quality in styles to
meet the most exacting
demands of college men.
Exhibit at University Cafeteria, Oct. 21, 22
CaroSi
Then See
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Our Big Exhibition of Pictures
"Action" and Still Shots
, All Sizes
Of the Boys Who Beat Geiorgia
You Can'f Go Wrong Betting on Carolina
You Can't Go Wrong Buying at the
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ttpply Store
Everything in Stationery
Hear the New Record Releases
IS A 3BjE-SPOT
OF PLEASURE
Camels are either a solitary pleasure
or a companionable custom
from one activity to the next or meet one
As you pass
friend after another
let Camels mark the
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transitions
and lend their cheerful aroma
to each neiv circumstance M$ To punctuate
each day with highrspots of pleasure say
to yourself now and then
Vll have a Camel I
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