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of ft Sr?" ir.ay n e ou ll OU sac. LEATHER .uutis and mild, with x PARENTS They're nicer than you think. Sat editorial, page 2. Coroptet (P) Wire Sereic CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA, SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1956 Officet In Graham Memorial FOUR PACES THIS IS5U! TT r i .... .:V:'- 81 i-1 V ''i -v. 1 is ' ill m !;'.lw-u,. 1 I m f (f A i i J f i ,'7V V i A - ! Phi if mega sponsors oncrh arenfs Day Activities Wnd Events ampus nere roaay By DILLY BARNES j donor v of the Planetarium build Welcome, Mom and Dad. Many ing and equipment. special events and observances j . while strolling through the have been arranged lor your day , campus you will see the Old Well, Well, if you look across the azalea'; 20th century European prints, beds in an easterly direction you ; They are from the J. Cox collection will see the building of ivy-cov- j of European prints and the ered red brick that is Old East 1 Emmett Collection of Fine Arts. at UNC. But we also want you to' which has become something of Dormitory. Built in 1793, it is the i see and enjoy the campus sights a campus trademark. It is one of and activities that are our all those charming landmarks that the time. lhas no particular recorded his- oldest state university building in America, GUIDED TOURS Guided tours have been arrang ed for you at Swain Hall, which Next oldest building on the houses the studios of WUNC-TV One of the most popular attrac-' tory. It just sort of happened campus is Person Hall, now used ancj WUNC Radio. Departmental tions to campus visitors is the and we're ;glad. j as an art gallery. On display today representatives will meet you at Morehead Planetarium. The Plan-i After vou drink from 'the Old is a sDeeial exhibit of 19th and i the front entrance to guide you- UNC Officials Meet With Air Force Officials inspection team of three Air Force officers inspected the Air .JOTC unit here last week. The officers represented the Com tof the Air Force Base, Montgomery, Ala. They were honor i review of the corps of cadets on Thursday on Navy Field, herein conference with University officials are (left to right) Dr. F. C. Shephard, military coordinator for the University; Col. A. C. McDonald, chif inspector of the inspection team; Chancellor Robert B, House; and Col. George J. Smith, UNC professor of Air Science. Members of the inspection team not shown are Lt. Col. Riley R. Whearty and Lt. Col. Thayer C. htarper. i Church chedu! I g?itit -- i Several Appointments AI1I Be Made Tomorrow By Younq etarium staff is currently featur ing a show entitled "Things That Today's Parents'-Day is being sponsored by the Alpha Phi Omega, Carolina's service fra ternity. The event has been an annual affair of the fraternity for the past six years. s will be held at the fol ! local churches today. I -Samuel T. Habel, pastor i r cf S. Columbia St. and ;:-2.-k::n St. Ilu. Sunday School ; i Morning Worship Serv 5 -1 Came On Forever" ; B S.U. Supper Forum . -"Voice Of The Deep" j-pE. Evening "Worship .-Father John. A. Weidin I chaplain :zi Hall . 8 a.m., 10 am., 11:30 a.m. Portion Of Parents? . ; -n Science . Room, Carroll Kali z3- Morning Service ;- Church Charles' M. A minister -HO Worship r:or!'3 Contribution To Health" f Group' Supper in 'Lenoir Carolina blacksnake sunning himself (or herself) near Old East dorm. UNC basketball star beaned by a high, hard onectironon by dormitory Softball star on "Joy' tier- Beach" during-a -'stfck-ball" 1 session. . Fall From the Sky." The presenta tion lasts about bne hour. Admiss ion is adults, $.50j students, $.40; and children, $.25. The Planetarium building houses four exhibit rooms in addition to the projection room. -Exhibits on Student government appoint- Each appointtee will be noti-J city planning ana nign scnooi an ments will be made to several fied personally tomorrow, after-'; may be seen in the . north and offices by student hody President noon, Young said. ' south -galleries, respectively. On Bob Young. . The Appointments Committee ) the lower, floor, displays from Young will make appointments of the Student Legislature willtfhe State. Science Contest may be to his Cabinet, the Elections hold meetings all through the : seen. . , . ! Board, the Dance Committee, the jveek to interview appointees,? North of the Planetarium build Student Audit Board Student who must be approved by the ing, the world's biggest ; sundial Complaint Board, Student Coun- student Legislature. : , is now under construction. The cil, Honor System Commission, Young yesterday urged the sundial is a gift of philanthropist Traffic 1 Advisory, Commission, appointees appear before the com- ; John Motley Morehead, who is also Summerrclioor-StiHlerttGovern- mittee as early in the week as ment, and the Carolina Forum, (possible. Parents7 Day Schedule Today's Parents' Day schedule includes the following activities: 11 a.m. Church services at the various Chapel Hill churches. 2-4 p.m. Exhibits and open house at the Morehead Planetarium and at the Dept. of Arts and Sciences. 3:30-4:30 p.m. Reception at Graham Memorial with the Deans and Administration of the University. 4:30-6 p.m. -Speech by Chancellor R. B. House and Band Concert on the lawn near Davie Poplar. 8 p.m. Petite Musicale at Graham Memorial, featuring Martha Fouse, soprano.. , 8:30 p.m. Playmakers production, "A Midsummer Nighfs Dream," Forest Theatre. j through the building, show the equipment and supply information about the School of Radio, Tele vision and Motion Pictures. These , facilities will be open from 1-5 p.m. The offices of the Placement Service will be open for your in spection in Gardner Hall from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Here parents may acquaint themselves with the types, of jobs- and services avail able to students after graduation. Mom will be disappointed if she gets back home and is unable to tell her friends what plants (See MANY, Page 4) Danish Writer -AAill Visit Here Martha Fouse , To Sing Tonight In Musicale Johannes Laursen, noted Danish mation Office in New York. The writer and lecturer will visit the purpose of this organization is to campus tomorrow and .Tuesday, j disseminate information . about Hisvisit is being sponsored by Denmark in the United; States, the YMCA. and "the Political : Science Dept. j Laursen will give a talk in Lenoir Hall tomorrow from 6 to Yesterday's Sports Dave Sime smashed the world , mark with a 20.2 sceond j low hurdle victory as he paced the Blue Devils to a 7U2 - 59 V2 win over Carolina. In baseball. North Carolina's Tar Heel' shaded Wake Forest, 4-3, in a conference game. Mrs. Martha Fouse, soprano, 7:30 p.m. The topic of his address will be the featured artist in the will be "Denmark Today." A Petite Musicale presentation this movie and a discussion period evening. i will follow. Ga ro I i na P I ay ma leers To End Season Tonight upstairs. Th final nprf nrm ancp nf thj cntctn Moinn Pnrfravinu Thaconc The concert, which will be the , In addition, Laursen' ; schedule Carolina Playmakers. 1955.56 sea. 1 and Hippolyta will be Jim Potter of Goldsboro, and Mrs. Mary Smith, of Chapel Hill The two pairs' of lovers con- . J 1- ! - seventh in Graham Memorial includes addressing political .sci- nn ... he tnn.,-M. a ft.on ot fho Dr. J. Neal ' Activities Board's Sunday : night , ence classes and a journalism Forest TOeatref when they prc. Prof N. C. College will ' ries, will be held in : the: main class; . . . l i o n m CSo will rip sc.. . Prf i- on "Free Will And Dp- at o F.n. i -.-.) :I Cf The Cross David W. - ctor and W. Robert j - student chaplain l franklin St. j Communion j ,9l Communion and Iioga- by Walter Presently with the Danish.In- Golde, formation Officii in r New York I City, Laursen, 40, received his companied nianist. r . , u , - a a v a a i w a t J The program wu "ul u,7 2rouP-s schedule are - two pro- tanza, of Chapel Hill, as Hermia; sent the last of r three outdoor performances of Shakespeare's fused by the pranks of Puck will "A Midsummer-Nigbt's Dream". 1 be James Secrest of Thomasville, Remaining in the, theatre as Lysander, Miss Gloria DiCos- Enlish. An aria Jrom Boito's penhagen in 1940. grams of student-written, one-act Al Gordon, of Goldsboro, as De- Y'x yornin Prayer i 3 Canterbury rin'h flnnnpr. Prci.-m I riase of Figaro Danish playS, to apPear at'".th Playmak- metrius; and Miss Louise Flet 11 also Mmi'etripc n - C111TP nV IVlUSSUlSanji " - "" " ' be included. ' cial Affairs and on the staff of Mrs. Fouse sang the role ; of a Copenhagen daily newspaper as rhfnihino in tne music ucau.- a wnier son ccuuuiinv auu ... .rr XT. nratiir ti Vi as o a viran 11 T n i n a "Mefistoieie ana . " ers Theatre. Mav 16 and 17 anrtcher. nf Rirminehafn Ala., as of commerce ana so- . . , .... ' june t. neena. ; Directed by James M. Riley of The current production of the the Playmakers staff, the comedy Shakespeare play will be the nf InVP nnmnl !!)t!nno in fha mnr. thirst Ktt 4,Vo t1 n.tm nlAwo V.n f!.c( , r Tho Mar- .ni cnh onte -hp is n rn-auinor 01 . y - j - AtllIT lllfl 111 A. X 1 W 1 SI 1 IJ 1 I i,J -- 4. I J istani iiriiiiULLivu w - liliiv - last year. She 9 book on the Danish Government 77 a . "" '"V P1,c: . 111 ATOO -Im . i i i ' i ii v.wu'.ri i iiri i ii n i n r. 1 1 i i uj nvvvrknM w n a Mnm I ,ev- Maurice Kidder will i i' fi "Pemnal Relieious performance as i J. " "Snow ooai.. 01 U" be "."l " I C'r" AAmT5fhr;lni " "NC probers who .pp..r as edy, "The Taming of the Shrew" Evening Prayer ;0 The Holy Family .Maurice Kidder, priest irge Communion ( family Service and Church ) i 31 Communion j JWade F. Hook, pastor WEDULE, Page 3) . .. ant th stu- free and me P""111- . dent body have been invited. Flyers Meet The Jorth Carolina chapter of an international flying club - the Women 99's - will meet at 11 a.m. Sunday at the airport, . iHfl5w" . iwi " . nm P rucf o Wo! Tuono. ,.roo fV, .U political scene was publ1Shed in Smith, professors of dra- Theatre, in July, 1919. The out- 1 matic art and statistics, will por- door theatre is now dedicated to Admission to the concert is ( Denmark In 1950 Laursen made an ex the late Professor Frederick H.l tray Quince and Bottom. a viiw n rna i mimn ; ihk 1 .,1 L .,pC thp Ampri- - Titania iueen of the fairies,.' (Proff) Koch, founder and first j Foundation f -- " j iii... munu, utwtui ut mc rwiiioncis, wv died in 1944. f.AMli'nnirS ir) can-ocu.u Chapel Hill, who appeared as On- studying government lnioruiauoii . 'Ondine", Oberon, All seats for the outdoor thea tre are unreserved, and tickets nn thp RtntP as well as 111 P1""" . , production of it J 1 1 mini I rne reuci . 'w Und mill h nnn .T mi, r i .u j ' ?inpi October, 1950, Laursen . i-jr c iuiuicu ui aanu siuus ai tne uox performance. &1r ..rVho nanUh Infor- Jamaica. N. Y., and Puck will be 'for season ticket has been, with the Danish Infor Dlayed Newdick of Au. offke before pg '.Sw, - 4 Azaleas Brought Here For Study Dr H. R Totten, professor of Botany, examines the bloom of one of the native pink azaleas ' brought to the Arboretum for study. Many of the native plants in the Carolina have great potential value as ornamental plants for gardens. (UNC Photo. by J. B. Clay) Scenes From 'Midsummer-Night's Dream By The Carolina Playmakers For The Last Time TonigHt In The Forest Theatre i . 7 T Aw. is 1 ; " r- I: ll r X 4 4 1-'' i." l i t 1 - i -. . .- ' Kn heron, who is , ' mischievous sprite who teas- He works to marrJed to . . . i,h vilUg, girl,.. . lucky enough to be m h ij - v . i v- , . .. ' , . , .f Ii 1 'i 5. Titanla - (who dine) ... L may resembla On- lovely. Queen of all the Fairies. One Titania and Oberon have a family. day .... quarrel. To divert attention . : r jet He hires Puck to make her fall in love with the first person she sees . . . 4 , Meanwhile, a rustic with, a donkey's head (courtesy of Puck, wanders by.
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