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'PAGE EIGHT
Stacked Miss Chapel Hill
Is Dealt Out Too Young
Miss Chapel Hill won't re
present Chapel Hill at the Stat
Beauty Pageant, July 24-28.""
Attractive, well-built Ann
Jacobs, who won the title last '
Friday night, was declared in
eligible yesterday.
National Miss Americ.a Pa
geant rules call for all con
testants to be 18-years-old by
September 1. Miss Jacobs will
not be 18 until September C.
Gran Childress, Co-Chairman
of the local pageant, said yes
terday that Miss Jacobs is still
Miss Chapel Hill.
She can keep the wardrobe
she won in the pageant and a
check for $250 will be deposited
in the bank as a scholarship
for her. The scholarship is
another prize of the pageant.
The local Jaycees have not
yet decided whether to send a
substitute to the State pageant
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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24 HOURS a day. Poe Motor Company,
day phone 6581. night phone -3441.
FOR RENT
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE. FURNISH
ed or unfurnished, between Hospital
and shopping district. Call 2458.
(chg lxi)
FOR SALE
ICE CREAM VENDING CUSHMAN
-vlotor Scooter. Excellent condition. A
summer-time money .maker for the
right party. Easy payments can be ar
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Ear; chg. ix2
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A LIGHT TAN OVERCOAT IN N.C.
Cafeteria. Lost during lunch hour on
Thursday.' Vould appreciate finder re
turning to OVT. Watkins. 212 Graham,
Memorial or 212 Ruff in. Please. It's
cold outside. Phone 2-3371.
(N.C. Staff)
When the Icy
Wind of
Exams
Chills your
Spine
And the foul
: parable
Of the Grasshopper
And the ant
Haunts you-.
Remember
There are plenty
OP College Outlines
: - - at
The Intirnofe
Bookshop
205 E. Franklin St.
c:
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in Winson-Salem. Iris Merrii
took second place in the beauty
show here. -
Artist'sWork
Only splay
t Forum
Robert Howard, visiting sculp
tor in the art department, is one
of four artists whose works will
be on exhibition in the Weather
spoon gallery at Woman's Col
lege in Greensboro for the 1952
Fine Arts Forum there.
Howard will exhibit several
pieces of sculpture in terra cotta,
metal and other media. Among
these will be three new works
completed within the last month;
"The City", a large construction
of - metals; "Prisoners," a terra
cotta sculpture of. encaged fi
gure forms; and "Table Painting,"
a painting designed to be seen
comirjg and going, and mounted
on a wire, -'three dimensional
structure. -
Howard who studied at Phil
lips University and the Univer
sity of Tulsa in Oklahoma, and
with Ossip Zadkins in Paris, will
lead a discussion group on "To
day's Sculptor and His Art" in
the auditorium of the Home Econ
omics building at 2 p.m. He will
also participate in a. panel dis
cussion on art with other exhibit- i
ing artists, "Wolfgang Behl, .sculp
tor; Stuart Purser, painter; and
Duncan Stuart, painter.
This is the ninth annual Arts
Forum held by Woman's College.
It will open Thursday, March 13,
at 10 a.m. and continue with dis
cussions, exhibitions of student
worlc in art, as well as presenta
tions of musie, dance, theatre arts
and writing. :
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Supper 5 8:05
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Statistics
E
pert
Talk At Duke
Samuel Weiss, secretary of the
American Statistical Association
and chief statistician of the Bu
reau of Labor Statistics, will be
the guest of the State chapter of
the association for an address at
Duke University next week.
He will speak on "The Current
Revisions of the Indexes Issued
by the Bureau of Labor Statis
tics," at 7:30 p.m. March 12, in
room 114 of Duke's social science
building. , '
All UNC faculty members and
students have been invited to at
tend. - -
Tables have been reserved in
the Oak room of the Duke Union
building for those who desire to
have dinner there before the
meeting. The regular menu will
be offered at the usual ' prices.
Persons planning to eat in the
Oak room should notify Miss Lam
bert, 113 Bingham hall here, by
Monday, March 10. .
Junior Council
Finishes Series
Junior Council, YWCA leader
ship training program, completed
its series of four meetings Mon
day night. These meetings were
planned by a committee composed
of Caroline Hassinger, Marilyn
Walker, Frankie Strosnyder, Mary
Nel1 Bddie, Janie Piper, Adair
Beasley, Gay Currie and Dickie
Evans.
Next year's Y officers will be
elected from the Junior Council
group in April. '
The Y wishes to express its
thanks to Mrs. R. H. Wettach and
all others who helped make this
I rogram possible.
Viet Na mcontains about
the area of Indochina.
half
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Women's Hospital Auxiliary
To Be Formed
A Women's Hospital Auxiliary,
an adjunct of the University's
teaching hospital, scheduled for
opening this summer, will be or
ganized at a meeting of interested
persons" at the Institute of Pharmacy-Wednesday,
March 19, if
sufficient interest is indicated by
those attending.
The meeting will get under way
at 10:30 o'clock and all women
of Chapel Hill and Carboro who
may be interested are invited to
attend. : -
The presidents of the various
civic and church groups and other
community organizations have
been invited to attend and bring
representatives.
Plans for the meeting are being
made by a committee appointed
by Administrator Robert R. Cad
mus of the hospital. Mrs. Gordon
Gray is chairman of . the commit
tee and other ' members are Mrs.
W. R. Berryhill, Mrs. H. T. Clark,
Jr., Mrs. Cadmus and Mrs. M. R.
Jacobs, ..supervisor or volunteers.
Mrs. Gray will preside over the
organizational meeting and Dr.
Cadmus will be the speaker.
The -wives of the members of
the Trustees' committeee on hos
pital affairs have also been in
vited. If sufficient interest is shown
locally the plan is to organize
auxiliaries throughout the state.
There is a national organization
called the Women's Hospital Aux
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Prdvcd by JOSEPH BERNHARD '
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Here Mar. 19
iliaries which has a membership
of 500,000, more than double what
it was two years ago. "
Briefs
Travelogue
H .G. Baity wlil give the last
in his series of travel talks tonight
at 7:30 in Gerrard hair. The topic
will be "Europe in the Summer
time: Peeks Along the Iron Cur
tain." Typing Classes
Typing classes will start Mon
day afternoon at the Chapel Hill
high school. Further information
may be secured from Mrs. Sasser
at the high school.
Campus Chest
Continued from page 1)
building- steps. The stand col
lected approximately $20 yester
day. , - , - -
A question asked, the Chest
officials frequently is who is this
year's Miss Campus Chest. And.
many are wondering why the con
test was not held this year. In
1950 a contest was planned but
was called off due to lack of
contestants.
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