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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1; 1952
THE DAILY TArt HEEL
PAGE SEVEI?
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Sigma Chi's
Honor W. Stutz
At Kiddie? arty
When five year old Willie Stutz
held his birthday party at . the
Sigma Chi house last' Friday
night, Sigma Chi's and their dates
turned into children, again to
attend the festive occasion.
Dressed as toddlers for the
Kiddie Party, members and dates
first had to complete a hopscotch
game before entering. The guests
had received crayon-written in
vitations from Willie several days
before, which, stated that presents
were not necessary.
Guests were given bubble gum
and party hats at the door and
greeted by the music of Frank
Wright's Bull City Night Hawks.
In the living room, baby blue
and pink streamers flowed from
wall , to wall; helium-filled bal
loons festooned the ceiling, and
paintings of animals,, representing
chapter activities, decorated the
' walls.
The kiddies then scooted down
stairs to enjoy refreshments at the
bar, now bearing the sigri, "Corner
Drugstor e." Advertisements
covered the walls and tables and
chairs were arranged so that
guests could order their choice
of cherry pop, animal crackers,
ice-cream cones or punch, and an
array of candies including all-day
suckers, bon-bons, and chocolates.
Kappa Alpha's
In Convivium
Upsilon chapter of Kappa Alpha
fraternity held its annual Con
vivium last Saturday at Cabe
Ford Farm near Durham.
If jut. jrtuoert jfoteat oi waice
Forest, Past Imperial Potentate
of the Shriners of North America,
was principle speaker for the bah-
New Initiates
Of Pi Beta Phi
Are Honored
Twenty new initiates of Alpha
chapter of PiBeta Phi sorority
were honored Wednesday night
with a banquet held at the Caro
lina Inn. -
sented to all the new "members'
and toasts were made by Snooky
Phipps, alumna of the chapter,
Bish Fox, pledge president, and
Helen Brundage, president of the
sorority.
Awards were presented by Bar
bara Chantler, pledge trainer, for
outstanding scholarship and model
pledge. Dixie Belle Whitely re
i ceived the scholarship award and
Dee Bresloe the model pledge
award.
New initiates are Katherine
Barton, Centre ville, Md.; Mary
Tom Battle, Rocky Mt.; Jane
Berry hill, Chapel Hill Pat Brans
ford, Cohasst, Va.; Dee Breslow,
Rahway, N. J.; Joyce Dickman,
Washington, D. C; Bish Fox,
Roanoke, Va.; Jean Gould, Gas-,
tonia; Virginia Hull Elizabeth
City; Pat Jones, Greenville, S. C;
Paula Jones, Flat River, Missouri;
Betty Ann Kirby, Winston-Salem;
Mimi Lynch, Winston-Salem; Ann
Osborne, Henderson ville; Mary
I Elizabeth Rogers, Charlotte; Betty
Rose, Hemingway, S. C; Sara
! Rose, Chapel Hill; Eunice Saun
ders, Lumberton; Elizabeth Wal
dock, Sandusky, Ohio; and Dixie
Belle Whitely, Bronxville, N. Y.
quet which was held in comT
memoration of the birthday of
Robert E. Lee,' spiritual founder
of the Kappa Alpha Order.
Approximately 70 members,
alumni, and guests were present.
Special guests for the evening
included Commander Howard
Locke, Province Commander J azk
Nowell, and Judge Frank Myers,
past president -of the National
Interfraternity Council.
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For February!
For one thing it's the only month with
spirit enough to have an extra day
once in awhile and every day
counts when, you have a bushel of
good hooks to read.
For another, it brings St. Valentines
overs tor ro-
Day, and
inancc.
we re pu
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And especially in Leap Year, fit perks
us up. Even dry old Aristotle upon
the shelf has shaken off a little dust
and edged over to where he could be
reached by Moll Flanders; r
Yes sir, these February evenings are
iust right for a browse a deux in the
cosy old bookshop, tome join rne
the fun von t youi
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