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FRESHMEN ASKED
TO BE AT DINNER
All first-year men whether
formerly connected with any Hi
Y organization or not are in
yited to attend the Freshman
Friendship council banquet to
morrow night at 6:30 o'clock in
Graham Memorial, according to
J. D. Winslow, president of the
,Y. M. C. A.
Francis F. Bradshaw dean
of students, will be the principal
speaker. Jack Pool, president
of the senior class, will be toast
master. . y
After the banquet a business
meeting will be held and officers
will be elected, thus completing
the organization of the council.
Those planning to attend are
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w v nidi aiameo a l Lilt? i ---- . . .
Y. M. C. A. tomorrow W L Jean ariow Lionel Barrymore, and Patsy Kelly in "The Girl
A charge of fifty cents a T,iofJFrom Missouri, which plays at the Carolina theatre tomorrow.
will be made.
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
SEPTEMBER 23, 1934
WOMAN'S ASSOCIATION
WILL HAVE RECEPTION
New co-eds are cordially in
vited to an informal reception
Wednesday afternoon, Septem
ber 26 from 4:00 o'clock to 6:00
o'clock at Spencer hall. . The
Woman's (association is giving
this tea in honor of the girls
who have just arrived at the
University. All the old girls are
urged to come and meet the new
students.
Dance Class
Anyone desiring information
concerning Phoebe Barr's dan
cing class may call at the Little
Shop on Mondays, Tuesdays, and
Wednesdays.
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Dan McGugin Expects
To Retire at Vanderbilt
ASPHALT COURTS
NEARLY FINISHED
(Continued from page one)
employed. The labor would
have to be supplied by the
I Emergency Relief Administra-
Y.M.C.A. CABINETS
MEET TOMORROW
(Continued from page three)
nominate all coaches and assist
ants and outline their duties and
rZT1 -r "I ?fnef 1m S0Pe of the agency
cupy the portion at Vanderbilt was not nearly g0 ,
University whjch his brother-in- of the CWA, which it g lant
law, Mr. Yost, occupies at the 0a
University of Michigan. ' lief instead of on the completion
McGugin said in his formal of worthwhile projects and im
. letter of resignation that he ten- provements.
dered it with great reluctance, Chapel Hill and Orange coun
saying, "Football coaching is ty being a rural community, the
hard work. It draws pretty number of unemployed needing
heavily on the physical, particu- relief work through the sum
larly upon the nerves. I believe mer was reduced considerably,
one should cease this arduous Consequently, the allocation of
service while still in good health, funds for the county was too
Besides thirty years is long small to provide the necessary
enough. Another man is en- labor.
titled to a chance sometime." a definite grant has now been
In coaching McGugin's em- secured from the FERA to pro
phasis was always on character, vide the labor. With a little
leadership, sportsmanship. As good weather, officials have
he points OUt in his letter Tip Tine pvrv TAnsrm r Violi OT7A Vl n 4" T-I n
coached about twelve hundred ten cowrf can ho nlf a a . Contd from page one)
boys during his thirty seasons opened to students within the fT ad.Whe
at Vanderbilt. Many of these next few weeks, and an addi- ZSf em-
men are nccmtoA t.Arlnv a tinoi ii a oers snan not talk to or have
ers in all walks of southern life, later. any. sort of association with
Unanimously they attest Mc-
(Continued from page one )
sity to talk to special student
groups. -
Officials of the "Y" plan espe
cially to emphasize work on the
campus this -year. Committees
on devotions, community ser
vice, self-help, vocational guid-j
ance, discussion groups, church
relations, conferences, . litera
ture,, self-help, deputations.
boys' work committee, contacts
with prospective students, the
human relations institute, world j
service, and the state social pro
gram are among the groups appointed.
All students, whether they
were members of "Y" grouns
last year or not, are invited to j
attend the convocations.
Women's Pan-Hellenic
Council Releases Rules
Gugin's influence on their char
acters and lives. There are
probably few men who have ex
Photo Appointments
rushees.
Rushing season will end two
days before bid day during
The following Rt.nrJpnfs nro -ro I ,,u:i. x; n , . . .
yruuauiy iew men wno nave ex- . , , 7 77 wmcu ume mere snail be an ab
rted such tremendous influence med that they have appoint- solute period of silence.
' - i . , ... ImentS trt nA nVinfnocrQrk'harl -fry
On bid day fraternity repre
on so manV at neriods ir, .W menis pnotograpned for
lives when influx mt. Jthe Yackety Yack at Wootten
much. A Tiio-T.
manshiD has alwavs chrtrA- T P- Howell, H. Blalock, W.
izftd MfnntnTinS.pT.oi fooTva -p F. Sisson,
sentatives will hand bids from
their lodges to the dean of wo-
w am rni j mi .
M. V. Copeland, . J . XI1T aean wm nomy thQ
ov;0- t w r lrls to whom the bids are ad-
:rri"rru;i s: ow. p. .l w. d,: ?irls to whom e bids are ad
axws uiugnt tnat . - -- dressed who will come separate-
E. Kendrick, M. C. Potts, H. f'me Yl" delTveiy of the bid'
Boney, J.- Winslow, K. C. Hayes, . !!rl vs?la11 make her choice
-r w J Sltm t.np hirl cool f n-r.J iT
1. w. Wilson, JJ. W. Frye.
tant than winning.
McGugin-ooached teams at
Vanderbilt have won 193 games,
tied 19 and lost 52. During Mc
Gugin's first four years at Van-
E. O. Anderson, Jr., L.
sign the bid, seal it and leave the
room, without anv discussion.
T-l I '
Pi. H'nlh J L l.v
t-. . " I . . ' awi w-cu atceDunp a nid sha
derbilt no southern team ws I .Brooks, Jr.. L. Richardson. R.I
we ur uexeat a vanoer- : d. oeawen, ju. between 4:00 and 6:00 o'clock
wixt icdiu, aim omy one, bewa-1 iailr, ji. x. oomey, k. ixuiion, 0f the same afternoon
nee, succeeded in scorino- rm A. H. Scales. D. Shedd. T s .
Vanderbilt. Sewanfifi was alsr Putnam. E. S. LawrpnrA W T. ALLSBROOK MAKFS Prnpn
the first snn.KfiTi TTarcrpff M Rll T7" r? o .tt-
vvuv,gc tAJ I -o ., JJ", j.' . x- . U.-XJ.,1-I "RMl All U 1
tie and defeat a Mr.finorm.anh llrell. P. McMiillan. p s Sa, mu Allsbrook and his Caro-
ed team, tying in his fifth year M- P. Cooke, J. M. Voegtlen, W. Iina Club orchestra, which
ana winning m His sixth. - isuiiocK.
YAPKP1TV vAfir I B- Hansen, A. Brandon, D.i
ivu. llir--TX 11 -r,
iviacj-owen, n. .Bryant. Hi. 1.
played on the University cam
pus last year, have made a re
cording of their arrangements of
The following memW Canrobdl.-D. B. SmW F F How ri1 Miss You When the
last year's Yacketv VarV cfaff Youn?. H. L. Riddle. Jr T. t . I Summer Is Gone" and "Caro-
will meet tomorrow in ttraln Woodard. J. E. Holland a n llna' an orchestration of the
Memorial at 2:00 o'clock for a Butler, J: Marshall, D. Tudor, L. University football .songs and
short important meeting: Lawlor, R. L. Huber, P. L. cheers for the Okeh Recording
Fred Weaver, Charles Ivey, I Onasch, T. P. Mathews, W. L.
TX -r . . 1 1
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