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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, m
ALPHA PHI OMEGA
Alpha Phi Omega, Carolina serv
ice fraternity, will meet tonight at
7 o'clock in the APO room, in Gra
ham Memorial.
Have you seen those
I, out-of-this-world
j Christmas Cards at
tha Intimate Bookshop?
Visiting Committee
The Visiting Committee of the
University Board of Trustees
will be here next Monday.
Any student wishing to go be
fore the committee should con
tact student government Pre
sident Tom Creasy before noon
Thursday, according to Creasy.
THE PATIO
at HILL N DALE
Golf range
Enclosed and heated
for the Winter Season
-Legislature Seats
(Continued from page 1)
Fink, Chapel Hill (six months
seat) for Dorm Women; Wayne
Brown, Jenkintown, Pa., Ken
Clark, Lumberton, Frank Harris,
Lincolnton, Al Taylor, St. Pauls,
Herb Wentz, Salisbury, and Pepper
Tice, High Point (6 months seat)
for Town Men I; Larry Williams,
Concord, for Town Men II; Town-
send Holt, Raleigh, Dave Garmise,
Lawrence, N. Y. 6 months seat)
for Town: Mn m; and Marilyn
Watson, Chapel Hill, for Town
Women.
Baptists Hear Dr. Poteat
Speak On Christ & World
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Some 70 Baptist students heard
Dr. William H, Poteat of the UNC
Philosophy Department discuss
Dorms
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would be appropriated from the
Dormitory Treasury. The organ
ization would operate on a non
profit basis.
.2. The price of the bid to the
dances would be determined by
the Board of Directors, it beine
1 understood that the sum should
i not exceed $4 whenever possible.
Article V. Amendments
1. Amendments to these by
laws may be made by a two-thirds
majority vote of the Board of Dir
ectors and by majority vote of
The Tnterdormitory Council.
2. Amendments pertaining to
dormitory funds must also be con
curred in by a majority vote of
the residents of the dormitory or
dormitories concerned.
Article VI. Ratification
.1. Before The Brigadoons
may . be put into effect, these by
laws must be approved by a maj
ority vote of The Interdormitory
Council and by a majority vote by
referendum or at a dormitory
meeting, of all the .men's dormitories.
the topic "Jesus Christ-the Hope
of the World" Sunday night.
The professor first questioned
the truth of his topic, pointing out
that such a statement is doubtful
if one means that Christ is our
ultimate hope. But in the sense
that He is our hope for tomorrow,
the statement is no doubt a truth
ful one, Dr. Poteat told the stu
dents. Dr. Poteat concluded by sav
ing that if the Christian holds the I
belief that Jesus, Christ is the
hope of the world, then nothing
can happen tomorrow that will
rob his or her existence of meaning.
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no cigarette satisfies like a Chesterfield!
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Elections Party
Director Jim Wallace yesterday
invited the student body down to
Graham Memorial's basement to
night at 8 o'clock to watch the el
ection returns. Refreshments will
be served in the Rendezous Room.
EAT COVERS
Complete Upholstery
Repairs
DALE'S
AUTO TRIM SHOP
116 W. Rosemary St.
MEMORIAL HALL
Thurs., Nov. 1 8, 8:00 p.m.
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GARE1
liuARETTES
Enormous reductions on choice apparel right at the peak of the
season, when you can enjoy maximum wear.
2 button dark blue or light gray flannel suits
reduced from $55.00 to $29.99.
Large group of Ivy League suits by Linett in the Madison model.
Flannels and Shetlands, reduced from $60.00 to $44.99. -
Group of our exclusive patterns Harris Tweed Jackets by Linett,
reduced from $45.00 to $29.99.
Large group, imported from Scotland, Shetland Jackets by Linett,
reduced from $42.50 to $32.99.
Entire stock pleated slacks greatly reduced. All light shades and
dark blue, going at half price.
Charcoal grays and oxford browns reduced from
$16.95 to $10.99; $13.95 to $8.9
Odd lot Cordovan Shoes, values to $19.00, now $9.99.
2 eyelet Cordovans, never before on sale,
reduced from $16.95 to $11.99.
Group Howard & Foster loafers reduced from $11.95 to $8.99.
Genuine dirty buck shoes reduced fom $14.95 to $12.99.
Lage group button-down and round collar shirts
reduced from $4.50 to $2.99.
Odd lot Ties, reduced from $2.50 to .99. f'
Group Socks, reduced from $2.95 to $1.A9.
Our Scottish import lambswool Sweaters, completely full fash
ioned, reduced from $13.95 to $8.99.
Our Catalina 40 cashmeres, same price.
Cashmere Sweaters by'Barrie of Scotland, Catalina, Pringle, Nu
knit, values to $32.50, reduced to $19.99. '
Group Adler sport socks reduced from .65 to .39.
Group suede and other belts greatly reduced.
REDUCTIONS FROM OUR LADY MILTON SHOP
Pure cashmere Bernadale Sweaters, reduced from $16.95 to
$13.99 and $18.95 to $15.99.
Large group famous brand shirts, greatly reduced: from $7 95
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Lot Man-Tailored suits reduced from $60.0 to $39.99.
Imported lambswool Sweaters, full fashioned half price.
Entire stock Luisa Spagnoli Sweaters, with the exception of the
$20.00 Bonita Golfer, $3.00 off.
Large group skirs, substantially reduced.
$1 0.00 vests reduced to $3. 99
Long Sleeve Catalina Wool Jersey Polo Shirts reduced from $10
to $6
Socks values to $1.50 reduced to 39c
$1.75 English Byford 6x3 full length hose-Now $1.00
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