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'veiicin. Lecture ... 13:30 a.m.-12 non ... 324. M.dic.1
UA Meeting . . . 10:30 a.m., ... . Hill Music Hall
sica!e 7-9 p.m. . . . Grah3m Memorial
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, The Women's Athletic Assn." An
nual Awards P;rr; ..,:n v. . i , .
, . wm ue neia on
luesaay, May 15, at 6 p.m. in the
area behind the outdoor swim
ming pool.
Miss Nancy Shuford, program
pnairman, said the program will
include: supper, entertainment;
dna me presentation cf awards
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Meyer To Speak Monday
On Recreation For Aging
Dr. Harold D. Meyer,. UNC pro
fessor of Sociology and consultant
to the. N. C . Recreation Commis
sion, will speak Monday night at
7:30 p.m. in the Library Assembly
Room at the third general meet
ing .of the Assn. For Aging and
Community Relationships,
Dr. Meyer will speak on "Rec
reation for the . Aging A Two
Year-Study."
, Presiding over the meeting,
which will include a business ses
sion, is Dr. E. G. McGavran.
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sell us your doo::s
When packing time comes round,
you'D average more money for less
effort if you sell all your books
at one time. We'll buy used texts,
dropped texts, paper-backed lime
killers, and any other books you
don't want to ship home.
THE INTIMATE
BOOKSHOP
205 East Franklin S'reet
Chapel Hill
Open Till 10 P.M.
'One of the dandiest mystery dramas that has
shown here in goodness, knows when. . . the sur
prises explode like shotgun blasts."
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Old Well Officers Pose
Shown above are old and new officers of the Order of the Order E. L. Mackie, Dean of Student Awards, recorder; (standing) Luther
of the Old Well. Seated (left to right) are Mebane Pritchett, presi- Hodges, vice presideht-and Ed McCurry, outgoing president. .
dent for 1956-57; Miss Mary Ann Keeter, secretary and terasurer; Dr , .... .. (photo by Monroe Campbell.)
APOTbSell
Magazines AtY
Alpho Phi Omega, campus ser
vice fraternity, will sell subscrip
tions to Life, Time and Sports Il
lustrated magazines in ,Y Court
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Students may obtain subscrip
tions at special student rates. Ac
cording to APO, graduating . seni
ors may subscribe at the special
rates and have their issues sent to
them wherever they are after grad
uation. They also will be able to
renew thejr subscriptions at the
special rates after graduation.
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I still remember the exact
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cn After Six. It was right after
the third grunt in a rather lively
mambo. She looked tup at me
with those baby-blue eyes and
softly murmured, "Some date!
All day long, I slave over a hot
biology text, finally get to go
format and I wind up with a guy
dressed like a 1920 mortician."
That, was the night I burned my
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Mis Sarah Umstead, left director bf the Chapel Hill Recreation
Center, is shown receiving a check for $592 from Miss Henri Van
Order, president of the Panhellenic Council. Looking on are Bob
Staton, left, and Bill Redding, representative of the Interfraternity.
Council. The check is the profits from a concert by the Errolf Garner
Trio, sponsored recently by the Pan Hel and the IFC. The money will
be used for operation of the Recreation Center. . ,
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WCHL
TODAY
To avoid the drudgery of lug
ging your winter clothes home,
let us clean and store them for
the summer.
ViC GIVE '
TO? VAIUE
STAf
UNIVERSITY CLEANERS
Opposite The; Post Office
- Office Phone - 4921
Plant Phone' 9-1901
Covering
The Gcampus
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
. Professor E. M. Gitlin of the
Dept. -of Religion .will be the guest
preacher at the United Congrega
tional Christian Church tomorrow.
The church is located at 211 W.
Cameron Avenue. ,
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STUDENT WIVES 1
There will.be a meeting of the
Student Wives Club at 8 p.m. Tues
day in the Assembly Room of the
basement-of . the Chapel Hill Bap
tist Church. Election of officers
wHl be-- Iteid. All Student Wives
have been invited to attend. .'
CLASS! Fl EDS
LOST WEDNESDAY: A WHITE
: , Gold Lady Elgin wrist Watch,
s.nver oand. Sentimental value.
Reward. Barbara Moore, 8 9142.
LOST: GLASSES IWTTII BLACK
rims in light , tan open-topped
case. Name inside. Contact Don
Eudy,, 103 Alexander Dorm.
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