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Justice I. T. Valeniine o ihe
SlaJe Supreme Court, pictured
above, spoke at the Phi Alpha
Delta law , fraternity banquet
Friday night.
Judg
e Valentine Speaks
At Phi Alpha Delta Banquet
Honorable Justice of the State Duncan I. Maccalman, Nyack,
Supreme Court Itrrnous T. Valen
tine was made an honorary mem
ber f Phi Alpha Delta law fra
ternity when he spoke at their
Initiation ; Banqtretr Friday night.
The' banquet was held at the
Club Sirloin. - -.
Initiates honored at . this time
were Deane-F. Bell, Washington,
N. C; Bruce J. Brown, Asheville;
John A. Gates, Hillsboro; Hoy A.
Cooper, Nashville; William L.
Dawkins, Cary; George W. Gor-
don, Greensboro; Robert S.
Hight, Henderson; Lloyd V. Hin
ton, Washington, D. C; Dur
ward S. Jones, Winston-Salem;
N. Y.; William A. Mahler Jr.,
Lowell; Horace W. Palmer, Dur-
Iham; Elton C. Pridgen, Selma;
Alexander T. Shaw Jr., Jackson
ville; Lester W. Owen," Durham;
Herman Wrnfree, Guilford Col
lege and Jack Koslow, University
City, Mo,
Jim Roberts, instructor of
Scandinavian government had
the class out to his Victory Village , magic show
Delta Theta Vhi
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Hotels Banquet
Bernard Crowell, Henderson
villei ' new president of Delta
Theta Phi law fraternity, served
as master of ceremonies at a ban
quet . given by that organization
last night.
Dean R. H. Wettach and Dean
Henry P. Brandis were guests
of honor at the affair which was
held at the Country Club- Tom
Adams, Delta Theta Phi and
practicing attorney at Raleigh,
entertained -the guests with a
apartment Friday night for an
evening of Smorgasbord, shrimp,
marinated cucumbers and Swed
ish folk songs.
Fraternity alumni met Saturday
afternoon to organize an active
alumni club. Norwood Boney,
1950 graduate was elected pres
ident of the group.
Cosmopolitan Club
Holds Open House
The Cosmopolitan Cluh whos
aim it is to improve understand
ing between the various groups
on campus, will hold its annual
open house today. ; ,
President Parsu N. Axaeisey
said yesterday that - he Jwjpes
"faculty members, admmistratien
and all others interested in the
efforts of the club" would att3
this affair which will be fce! -ia
the Rendezvous Room at 4 p.m.
Certain Indian tribes ? in iRe
heart of the Brazilian jungle Ihsve
two different languages f
men and one for women.
State law in Utah requires e
inch of daylight between. a, danc
ing couple. : ?
Bill Hill Named.
Deke President
Bill Hill, Wilmington, was
elected president of Delta Kappa
Epsilon fraternity Wednesday
night. .
Trank "Sonny" Hood, Asheville -was
elected vice-president and j
Don Carmichael, Fairfield, will be
the new secretary. The remainder
of the officers will be! elected
Wednesday nighjt, . ,
Pi Lams Enterta in
Parents Tdday
Pi Lambda Phi fraternity w;l
hold its annual spring Parents'
Day reception this ' afternoon.
Visiting' parents 'will be enter
tained by the brothers with a
banquet-style luncheon and tour
around the campus. Fraternity
President Seymour Bates said
approximately forty guests arc
expected from points as far away
as TTiami, Florida.
Corsages will be. presented to
the mothers. N
Liberal Religion
The Rev. Charlis Jones, pas
ior of the First Presbyterian
Church here, will eddress Ihe
U-ailarian Fellowship of Chapel
Hill tonight al 8 o'clock in Ger
rard Hall.
Mr. Jones' topic will be "Can
Liberal Religion Affect the
South?" Interested persons are .
invited
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