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PAGE FOUR THE DAILY TAR PA Cop Banquet Will Honor UNCs Oldest Grad Tonight The oldest living member of Corkle likes to recall about f ra the University of North Carolina, who is also the oldest living member of the National Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity, will be honored by his Alma Mater chap ter tonight. The occasion is the Third Annual McCorkle Ball, held at the Washington Duke Hotel in the honor of George Mc Corkle, graduate of the class of 1878. McCorkle sent the Carolina Phi Kap chapter word that he would be unable to. attend .the affair, but that he expected to attend Commencement in June. The senior member of the chap ter also reported that he was somewhat "miffed" at how the fun of Commencement had been, taken away from the students. "If I enjoy as good health then as I do now," stated McCorkle in his letter to the Carolina chap ter, "I hope to attend Commence ment at Chapel Hill, when I would be pleased to meet at many Phi Kaps as stay for Commencement. . "I am quite aware," he con tinued, "that Commencement is quite different from what it was in my day. It was three days of unexprcssiblc joy. I am a bit miffed at the faculty for taking all the pleasure for the student out of the present day Com mencement." McCorkle is a regular figure at the Carolina commencement ex ercises, and it is seldom that he misses one of them. One of the things that Mc- ternity life on the Hill was the organization of ' the group when it was reactivated after the Civil War. The.. chapter was dormant during' t ConfticC the entire membership enljsting in mass in me coniederate Army. ' "In 1877," said McCorkle, "my fraternity, Lambda UNC, had a rather interesting beginning, I thinkv The- University of North Carolina, being the oldest and largest in the South before the Civil War, was prostrated during and after the War until 1875, when if was re-opened. In 1877 a Brother Phi Kap came to Chapel Hill, and under his spon sorship a few of us got together and re-opened our fraternity. About a dozen were initiated, nd in some Phi Kap room (fraterni ties were not allowed); and thus we carried on until the Univer sity opened its doors to all fraternities. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1953 Campus News Briefs All Vetrpns who will graduate in March are requested to come to 315 South Building, office of Colonel F. C. Shepherd, Veteran's Advi-r at their earliest opportunity. Lote Kinney. Jr. a 1947 graduate of the Univer sity of North Carolina, has been appointed official deWato rr tv, University at the 100th anniver sary celebration of the Univer sity of Utah on February 27 and to. m. jvinney, who received the B.S. degree in Commerce at Chapel Hill, was recently grad uated from the ' University of Utah Law School and lives in Salt Lake City. Budgets from campus organizations must be in to the Budget Committee by baturday, Andy Cornish, stu dent body Treasurer said yester day, lhe Committee is now draw ing up the 1950-51 campus budget. Magna Carta Custodian To Teach This Summer -Opera- (Continued from page 1) Jack Clinard will be chorusmas 1 tcr, and several members of the Dramatic Art Department will provide some of the technical features. The music fraternity and soror ity, Phi Mu Alpha and Sigma Alpha Iota, are also assisting in arranging for the performance. , This performance will mark the first time that the stage of Hill Hall has been .used for a full staging of an opera. Many cnanges, will be made in order to make the stage more appro priate and to achieve lighting effects. CLASSIFIEDS ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 1TRE Tf riTi wtttii . , liar irt ii it z --'" Fin. FH."""," "?use 7em. miflaite. Tti. k Sat. 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. LEHMAN DANCE STUDIO NOW Open I Special class In BaU oom Tbd and Ballet at 1H E. Frankhr, Stre "pk ,lhe htU tTOm Wootien-MouU too. Photographer ( j .7 18.2 , NO NEED TO DRIVE EXTRA MILES ,C.Clcn.t YoYl find thf SITY SERVICE STATION UmVER Chancellor T. R. MilfnrH of Lincoln Cathedral, England, the Custodian of the Maena Carta the English Bill of Rights will teach in the University's Depart ment of Religion during the sec ond term of the Summer Session,' r- rr x-. mmps, juirecior or the Summer Session, and Dr. Arnold Nash," head of the Depart ment of Religion said yesterday. While the Chancellor is in this country he will also preach at Duke University and Columbia University and will lecture in th University of Toronto and the University of Michigan. Chancellor Milford was edu cated at Magdelen College, Ox ford, and Westcott House, Cam bridge," and served for manv years as professor of philosophy m the University of Allahabad, India, before becoming chaplain of Oxford University in 1937. 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