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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
SUNDAY
overm
he Campus
SP BOARD
The Student Party Advisory
Board will meet tonight at 8:30
in Woodhouse Conference Room.
All old and new committee chair
men and SP legislators have been
urged to be present. Party pro
gram and legislation will be dis
cussed.
WINSTON-SALEM-CAROLINA
CLUB
The Winston - Salem - Carolina
Club will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m.
in 320 Phillips to discuss the
Christmas dance.
PHI BETA KAPPA
Newly initiated Phi Beta Kappas
have been requested by Ernest
Mackie, dean of student awards
and distinctions, to call for -their
pictures, which are now available
in 312 South Building.
UNIVERSITY OUTINGS CULB
Students who are interested in
becoming members of the Univer
sity Outings Club were requested
to attend the organizational meet
ing tomorrow evening at 8:15 p.m.
in 304 Woollen Gym.
IN CHAPEL HILL CHURCHES:
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Choral Present of ion
ThP Weslev Choir of the University Methodist Church will pre
set thP rhnra! narrative "The Child of Peace" tnis evening at 4 p.m.
The choir is under the direction of Carla Smith. The public" is
invited to attend.
Deputation Of Foreign Students Visits N. C. Comm'
Vdepuiatt5n of foreign students day afternoon and a covered dish
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This morning the church choir
vvlil present the ceremony of carols
which will take the place of the
morning sermon. The ..public has
been invited to attend.
The Wesley Foundation is hav
ing, its annual Christmas Buffet
dinner this evening at 5:45 p.m. .
Dr. Samuel Selden of the Univer
sity Dramatic Art Dept. will pre
sent a fireside reading of Charles
Dickens "A Christmas Carol"
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Wes
ley Lounge.
Vespers are 'held each Week,
Monday through Friday, from 5:45
to 6 p.m. in the little chapel.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
The Community Church will
hold its annual program of
Christmas music today at 11 a.m.
As a part of the morning worship
service the choir will sing music
selected from traditional anthems,
carols and folks songs from var
ious countries. Soloists will be
Mrs. Martha Fouse, Dr. Everett W.
Hall and James Pruett.
John A. 'Weidinger, chaplain of
the Chapel Hill Catholic Church,
will be the discussion leader to-
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THE INTliVlAtE
BOOKSHOP
.-205 E, Franklin St.
Open Till 10 p.m.
night for the Community Church
student group. Supper will be held
at 6 p.m. in the upstairs dining
room of Lenoir Hall, and, the meet
ing will follow. . , ;
NEWMAN CLUB
Pete Evans, junior of Goldsboro,
has been elected president of the
Newman Club, Catholic youth or
ganization.
Other officers elected were Bog-
dom Zlotnicki, vice president; Miss
Charlotte Miles, secretary; Miss
Julie Wendler, treasurer, and Miss
Lois Anne Gallagher and Pat Ilee
den, co-chairmen of the program
committee. A
UNITED CONGREGATIONAL
A student meeting will be held
today at 6 p.m. in the United Con-1
gregational Church hut.The meet
ing will consist of a supper, dis
cussion and recreation.
The church choir will present a
special program of Christmas mus
ic at the morning worship service.'
LUTHERAN
The Lutheran Students' Assn. i
will have a Christmas party today
at 6 p.m. in the church basement.
Miss Anne Haney of Nurses' School
will be in charge of arrangements
for the party. The party will fol
low the usual supper meeting.
BSU
A special Christmas party will
be held this evening at 6 p.m. by
the Baptist Student Union. Feat
ure of the evening will be a special
turkey dinner, All students have
been invited to attend.
CANTERBURY CLUB
Bishop Baker will be at the Can
terbury Club meeting tonight. The
club will have its fireside Christ
mas caroling in the parish house.
left Chapel Hill yesterday to spend
the weekend "at Rose Hill, in South
eastern' iVdrtn Carolina. Schedule
for the trip includes visits to farms
in the Rose Hill community, Satur-
supper Saturday evening, the stu
dents will present a program for
the townspeople. Sunday morning,
M- Iqbal, of Pakistan,, will speak
at the Universalis! Church, and
other students will attend Sunday
school and church at other church
es. The group will return here
Sunday afternoon. The trip is.be-
cmmittee ;of 1
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WCHL Program Schedule
TODAY
7:00 'News Headlines
7:05 It's Sunday .
7:30 News
7:35. Pipes 'of Melody
7:55 News
8:00 Hour of The Crucified
9:00 News
9:05 The Concert Hour
10:00 News
10:05 Bulletin Board
10:10 It Happened During The
Week
10:15 Christopher's Program
10:30 Lyn Murray Show
11:00 Worship Service
12:00 News
12:05 Rainbow. Rendezvous
12:25 Bulletin ;
12:30 Cavalcade of Music
1:00 News Headlines .
1:05 Forward America
1:30 Music By Montavani
2:00 News
2:05 Sunday Concert -
4:00 Evensong
4:45 News
4:50 Bulletin Board ;
4:55 Theatre Guide' '
5:00 Sign Off
Weddinq
title or situation, such 'as . the
mother, the bridegroom .the ser
vant and the woodcutter. ;
Presented in an unusual pro
duction, "Blood Wedding", will use
a setting of stark "forced perspec
tive" in seven colorful and mood-
provoking scenes designed :,by
James. Riley, technical director of
the Playmakers. , ,; . . ,
The , costumes, by Irene Smart
Rains, range from the heavy black
of mourning to the brilliant party
clothes for the festive wedding.
Music will be provided, by re
cording, by two of Spain's greatest
guitarists of the past century.
DORM PARTY
Smith Dormitory's annual Christ
mas party for faculty members and
their children will be held today
from 4-6 p.m.
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LOST: MAN'S BULOVA WRIST
watch with Spiedel expansion
band rose gold with round face.
Lost between Wollen Gym and
Cobb Dorm. REWARD. If found
please contact Walter Wilson,
Cobb Dorm? 89093. (1-8918-1)
Traditional
Christmas
Reading
These two books are as old as the
hills and as beautiful. For read
ing at the Christmas fireside for
giving at the Christmas sJeasonj
they are still the finest choice.
How Come Christmas. Roark Brad
ford's tender and delightful fan
tasy has long been a favorite in
Southern homes, if you haven't
delighted your heart witji this
story of Sandy Claus and the Poor
Little Jesus, you have a real treat
in store for you! $1.00 "
The, Story of the Other Wise Man,
by Henry Van Dyke. This deeply
religious book will warm "your
heart and refresh your Christian
resolve.
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