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PLAYMAKEE READING LYNN RIGGS TONIGHT 8:30 JUNIOR-SENIOR BIDS Y. M. C. A. MOND AY 3:00 TO 5:00 ftp LH VOLUME XXXIX NUMBER 149 JUNIORS, SENIORS COMBINE TO GIVE ELABORATE BALL Transformation of Tin Can Into Huge Ballroom Is Now Taking Place. . Tor the first time in the his- -ffrv of this institution, Hhe juniors and seniors, traditional enemies, have joined together and will act as joint hosts at an elaborate Junior-Senior Ball the nights of April 24 and 25. Four hundred prominent so cial, political, and business lead ers in the State, together with their wives, have been invited to attend the function, which will take place in the Tin Can. 4mong these are : Governor and Mrs. 0. Max Gardner, of Shel by and Raleigh; Senator and Mrs. Cameron Morrison, of Charlotte and Washington, D. C; Senator and Mrs. Josiah W. Bailey, of Raleigh; Chief Jus . tke and ' Mrs. W. J. Staeey, of Raleigh ; Honorable and Mrs. J C, B. Ehringhaus, of Elizabeth City; Honorable and Mrs.- R. T. Fountain, of Rocky Mount; Judge and Mrs. 'John J. Parker, of Charlotte;, President and Mrs. Staff Meetings Members of the editorial and reportorial staffs of the Daily Tar Heel will assemble today in two separate meet ings. The editorial staff meets in room 104 Alumni building at 5:00 this after noon, and the reportorial staff in the same room at 7:00 to night. Attendance to these meet ings is compulsory, and all persons absent will be in dan ger of being suspended from the staff. rjl ATT?T TTTTT XT O QTT1MDAY. APRTT. 19 1931 V&XXX iiU 11 - tJ 7 - , . ;h : ?! Leaders for Junior-Senior Ball CUPS AWARDED IN ANNUAL CONTEST! Prizes in High School Compe titions Are Given Out Friday Night. . The final awards were made Friday night to the winners in the state high school Latin, French, and Spanish cup con tests. These awards marked the outcomes of competitions closed at various different times. The state Latin contest took place February 27 ; the French Ira W. Rose V'.----v.-. . A. LYNN RIGGS WILL READ fflS LATEST DRAMA TONIGHT closed March 13; and the Span- Walter Lingle, of Davidson Col- ish was finished March 27. fare- President and Mrs. J. I. Sixty-five schools and 1084 o - I . Foust, of N. C. C. W., Greens- students participated in the La- f " 1 K 3. irm) Tu Ira W. Rose, prominent North Carolina druggist, has been ap pointed to the faculty of the school of nharmacv for the spring quarter. Cherokee Night" Was Written Here During Author's Last Visit. 4. is nf the stirinsr auarter will OUoLy Ui- 11 V Vy T? Vl A- VVyllk-' wa. vv v , . VH-W XJM. Lll wlOOViJW WVt t M. O JL boro; President and Mrs. E. C. tin cup contest. The cup was take place next week-end when the Junior-Senior Ball will be - . . i-. f l- 1 t j HIT 1. 11 T7 J 3 1 . . . i i !! (li ..J Brooks, of State Uoliege, oi ita- awaraea xo iviargaret iuwarus given on rnaay ana saturaay mgms, Apru a, auu o. Mvh- and President and Mrs. of the Durham Central High Pictured above are the dance leaders and their partners. Read 'V16" I I . . . ,. William P. Few, of Duke Um- School. ing from left, to right, from the top, they are Miss Madeline writtv Durham : Josephus One hundred and nine schools Thomnson of Chanel Hill, and Pat Patterson, High Point, presi Daniels, of the Haleigh News and 2294 students tried for the dent of the senior class; and Theron Brown, Greensboro, president Observer ; E.,B. Jeffries, of f French eup, vvhich was awarded 0f the junior class, with Miss Alice Caldwell of High Point. the Greensboro JJaiiy isews; to -me newm ui me r alette- John J. Park, of the Raleigh ville High School. Times; and Wade H. Harris, of Twelve schools and 250 stu the Charlotte Observer have also dents contested for the Spanish hpenimnWl cup. It was awarded to C. A. Never before has the list of Thomas, Jr., of the Fayetteville patrons and patronesses been High School. tf at. laree. The contest for the maga (Continued on last page) Old East Remains Most Popular This evening at 8:30 in the Playmakers Theatre, Lynn Riggs will read his new creation, "The Cherokee Night." It will , mark the second ap pearance of the Oklahoma writ er on the regular program oi monthly Sunday dramatic cere monies here. He was first in troduced to a ChaperHill audi ence during the winter and made a decided hit with nis reany wonderful impersonation of the characters in "Green Grow the Lilacs" at a time when that Broadway success was in its first week at New York. Todays offering carries with it even greater significance than the' other in that it has never before been heard by any gath princ A similar local nre-natal Druggist Joins consideration of Paul Green's "Tread the Green Grass" will be recalled, being given several ,Wfc nf Vp Hmvpll m0nths and the subsequent appointment Mr. Riggs has grown up with of Grover Beard to the deanship e soutnwesierners wnom ne of the school of pharmacy in the brings to tne ioomgnis , ne University has made it neces- Knows tnem intimately, appre- sarv for the University trustees ciates tnem m tneir xnumpns to appoint another teacher to and their foibles and their the pharmacy faculty. poetry, and mis tnem magiciy Trr;, o,wi v,0 with me as ne catcnes xneir trustees and on the recommenda- f rom his manuscript. tion of Dean Beard, -President "- wrotee jn Frank P. Graham has appointed written n Chapel Hill which IRA ROSE ADDED TO FACULTY LIST Rocky Mount Pharmacy School for Spring Term. as a' member of the teaching I (Continued on Zaal page) By Charles Rose Tradition more than anything i.i 1 J J. I 1 ' L J 1 i-T -P nnn zine cup, wmcn is awaraea lo eise seems o ue uie main xa-uux the school having the best maga- considered by students making zine, was won by the Greens- application for rooms here at the There were University. Out ot the approxi- Dormitory Because Oflraditions ZZJin FINE ART EXHIBIT ' OPENS THURSDAY SDanish Politics Are i jj I " nispiisspfl hv LeaVltt boro Hiffh School. , only two schools participating mately 1,500 men applying for Dr. S. E. Leavitt, head of the , . -. contest Greensboro and rooms in the dormitories, more Spanish department, spoke to the Winston-Salem. This competi- than a third of this number re- Hon took nlace last year and quests places in Uid iast anu evidently both schools had for- .Old West dormitories. Many of crntPTi all about it. for when the the new students coming here award was made Friday night, for the first time desire to stay .l-l ft roTirccoTihtivpi? nf in Via same dormitories tnat Work of Prominent Painters Will Be Presented By Association Of Professional Artists. Spanish Club Friday evening at their meeting in the Y. M. C. A. He chose as his subject "Politi cal Conditions in Spain" on fcWchhe enumerated three mairi vnumvK.-v. - I there were no rcpxciscii w n v co "--iiu tux? oaiuc uu"" - problems which Spain was f ac- 'ither of e magazines present their fathers and grand-fathers teaching the courses in operative students. An order for 350,000 and dispensing pharmacy, prac-1 bricks at four dollars per thou- tical subjects which he is admir- sand was put m, but alter mucn ably qualified to handle, deliberation the committee were -vtt. Rn crmHiiated from the IXX. .m.x--- University in 1906 with the de - . . i . i sucu a large uuuuxiig. ffree Ot fh.i. UUnng nis sen- t-' rrv,jOTT A ., o On July 19, of the same year, ior year he served as assistant m through Sunday May 3, the ex a contract was let to James Pat- pharmacy. Previously he had hibition of the North Carolina terson, an architect of Chatam taught school in Johnston Coun 0 of professipnal ar county, for a two-story brick ty. Continuously since gradua- tistg be Qn display in the building, ninetysix feet seven tion he has operated a drug store University music building. The 1 J X"1-. -Ci- Trnh"T "Wruint. wllPTP he IS held mi 1 incnes long aim xvuy leei uuejiuiv . - exhibit will De. open to ine puo 1 "L IX- I T ,:n T1,-. i-n 4-Vta. hi OrhfKST PSTPPTT1. I.. - ana one-iian axiciics wiuc. xncim ui6"vkj building was to be builtv for $5,- Mr. Rose has been a member at present. The first is the problem of establishing a republic. He stated that the fear in taking and the cup was given to a stu- roomed, in before them dent from Greensboro who was jdt only does the past history here for the track meet with of these two buildings cause the request that he give it to the tjiem to be in such demand, but school on his return. aiso their proximity to the cam pus has a great deal to do witn V,rt-afnrnintci HARirinS' TilaCeS . in lie during the hours of 11:00 to 1 -no in t.hA mnmin?. 2:30 to 000 witn the1 University f ur- Lf the North Carolina Board of 5:30 exCept next Friday) in the afternoon, and from 7:30 to 9:00 in the evenings. Nelson O. Kennedy, with the this step was that Catalonia, h is the richest commercial center in the Spanish penin- -ci:,ri "Rtllc On Di " I Oluuvuwu O I sala, might declare her indepen- - j phi Calendars them. Steele dormitory is prob class- for a number of nioniiift iii ui iviij y i jl uaiutuv v ocks, hooks, fastenings, and years, being m charge oi tne ex- painting." With sixteen rooms, animations in theoretical and il Jl I l TT Vtnn 4- and tour passages, tne new aor- practical pnarmacy. q the University symphony mitory was to be completed by tended most of the meetings of , November 1, 1794. the National Association ot a At 4:45 -vloA Sim. 1 n i ! -I-iT nnrl l I O 7 At a dignified ceremony, Octo- oaros oir n, . x afternoon April 26 f the ablv even nearer to the OIH Fast and Old i UviiitJ - ; West, but the latter have the ad vantage in the fact that they liova a Inner tradition Denmu 111 r s , Of these two, Old East is in of the dence and nrnhahlv other pro- - L . . Alices would do likewise. The bills which are to oe ais- The second problem is that of cussed in the Phi and Di socie educing the cost of living. This, ties on Tuesday night at seven said, could, probably be ac- fifteen o'clock are as follows: r.r. ! i . . - .. i v I . a Tl., 1 Kocn vpii : mpiished by the separation ux ni Assemuiy .- x. unem trip rk,iwl, nrA rpriUC- rm,n V.a rrnhlhltlOn act SUUUXU vuuiui aim i5wic a- xiioi, J.1, Of these two, uia Hiasu is n the standing army, But tne be modified so asto iegau n ater demand than Old IsHa- -i a. u u.,irrVi 1. r i:.v, -.TriTioa and beers. Z. evcii fii . . . . ii. . "viCi inpr nnn miii w uiuuft an in 1 1 h iii " i i :ui. MnmiDa rr tup ...v,v..v. .w w , w .VUr WeSI. UUSSXUXY, ucwuog . about cautiously to prevent the 1 Resolved: That tne rm aexxx it .g thirty years the armv f n.:- i t rvn rAPora as xavuiiae r . . ,. , , "j xxuiu levuiuxig. axiuux elder According to interviews The third problem Dr. Leavitt the proposed consolidation oi of the roomers in numerated is that of stabiliz- counties m isonn w -ua. fe . dormitory its more g the value of the pesita. This Di genate-l. Kesoiveu modefn room -uipmnt makes said, was a difficult task be- winter,and spring football prac- better rooming place than usethe people have little con- tice should oe auunsxx. twin rival. .... rrv, , Txr.-i,.. offlr-TYmive: Senator tw m xivax. -e in tne government, xxxc wr yveexvs. , at nlans "Jef thepesito atparis nine- McGuire: negative. 2. Kesolyed: Meeting in 1793 to make plans m, oiku. r .hav-. lmalo- -C o now hmlriino'. the com- scents, while at present it That the Nortn East de lias dropped to ten and eleven ture should adjourn !ents. In the conclusion Dr. passing a revenue bill and return Jfavitt said: "Spain is passing within two weeks in a special i rou r,t Ha mnst critical onnD;r, Senator Ramsay: al- firmative; Senator '"r', negative. 3. Resolved: That all 1 a . Aarryp at tne canaiaates -1" v. ..i? University be made to quainy At a digmned ceremony, ucto- - - day atternoon, April zo, ior tne ber 12, 1703; the corner-stone of American Pharmaceutical Asso- re -ose who attend the , ,,. riation for many years and has v tne new Dunaing was xaxu, ai, . ; - exniDit. nfniitr TYmintflitipn a keen m- which time Dr..S..JS. McuorKie, w r" 0 a noted Scotch educator, made merest m tne woriL ux muni Club association the address. ' , Honal organizations. In the 83 Upon the, urgent demand of W TZ Z ess, will give a tea for the . v vT- 7w. i,-W American college publicity asso Via nVif a inori his license mi building was, in 1824, -given a . ... fi . ciation Friday afternoon, Apnl third story, and at the same , the fol. 24. The chairman of the hostess time its sister building, Old - was elevated to committee is Mrs John ,WJ. West, was begun. - In nHrtition he Among the exhibitors will be For over fifty years following , Elliot Daingerfleld, Charles Bas- the addition of the third story, - kerville, and Miss Mabel Fugh of eu01.. V rirnnn New York; Mrs. nope cnamoer ricaiimtJ.il x vnxw4 Old East as well as Old West, were used for lecture buildings, with large class rooms on the second floor up FWt Officers lain; Frances Spright of the of High K. Shields presented "La Patitula Condition" on the pro ?rarn after which "Unas Cien xf was given by O. T. Slate. H Contree presented "Una oema". The entire program as conducted in Spanish. according to a certain standard in at least four sports. Senator Medf drd, affirmative : Senator Daughteridge : negative. mittee in charge of Old East de cided to build a three-story dor mitory 120 feet by fifty feet. Plans were made for a dinning room on the first floor with the dimensions of 40 by 30 feet, and on the second and third floors, the committee decided to place public meeting halls both the same size as the dinning-room. The capacity of the new building was to be approximately fifty t, mPAtintr nf the f reshman Arts ; Louis Vorhees until a little over twenty years friendship council tomorrow Point ; Isabelle Bowen, Mrs. Kutn ago. night will be turned over largely moore, auiss Several times since their con- to business, the main item of J ames Maclean, oi aieign , in struction, these two buildings which will be the election of of- ment Strudwig of MiusDoro,. have been completely over-haul- fleers for next year's sophomore Mary deB. Graves and WUiam ciA V r Hill ' noro ed, and are today as modern as cabinet. Anyone who Has- at- oieene ox xxx any of the newer dormitories on tended at least one previous win De otners wnu uaxxxCS the campus. With their modern meeting and has borne his share not listed yet. fixtures, tradition, and nearness of the expenses will be eligible ine ou pamimg. m uC to the campus, these two old to vote. The names of the men in the mam rotunda. Mrs. land-marks are still serving the who are entitled to vote are Krace vvooaman tuuxu uu uic TIniversitv. each housing over listed on the. membership roll second tioor win noue ux one. hundred students each quar- which has been posted at the colors, pastels, etchings, and.. ter. entrance of the Y. M. (J. A. diock prmts.
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