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CAREER TALK
STUDENT FUNDS
Miss Paula Smith, assistant dircc IIcads of organization which
tor of ihv Harvard Kadcliffe Pro-1 want ,0 Vitiate aid from student
P am in Business Administration. I funds. are requested . by Student
will visit tho campus today to talk j Government Treasurer Bob Carter
v.ith interested women students. 10 soc nim at tr,e Mudenl Govern
ment office before Saturday.
Miss Smith will discuss admission!
, . ! COSMOPOLITAN
policies and procedures, expenses i
. , I The Cosmopolitan Club will hold
and the curricula. To arrange for ! . , . , . . 4 . . 0ft
i ami informal luncheon today at 12:30
an intemcw, women should see the ' in the upstairs room of LenoLr
IMacemcnt Service. Hall.
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SOCIETY
Joan Brock, Editor
SPE Pledge Weekend ,
The Sigma' Phi Epsilon's entertained their pledges at numerous
parties this past weekend. Beginning with an informal party at the
house Friday night, the pledges donned their tuxettoeV forVforirial
dance in their honor at the Durham Elk's Club Saturday night. Jack
Victor of Duke provided music.
Following the formal, dance, the pledges were entertained at a
party si the house with the music of Jess Stribling's Combo. The
weekend ended with an early breakfast, following the combo party.
Lambda Chi's Entertain Pledges
Last weekend was Pledge Weekend for the Lambda Chi's, also.
The weekend's events began with a steak dinner at the house on
Friday night. Later in the evening, the pledges and their dates at-
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SPE PICKS PLEDGE WEEKEND QUEEN
Queen Julie Harris & Escort Bob Stapleton
tended a cabin party at the Elbow Room with music by the Hot Nuts,
a Chapel Hill combo from Chapel Hill.
The Crystal Ballroom of the Washington-Duke Hotel in Durham
was the scene of the annual, formal Pledge Banquet and Dance.
Jim Crisp's Orchestra featuring Cecilia "Pee Wee" Batten provided
music for the formal occasion.
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SQUARE DANCE
A public square for persons dance
over eiuht year of age will be held
at the Hillel House on West Came
ron Avenue Saturday at 7:30. Repre
sentatives of the Community Church
of Chaple Hill, sponsors of the af
fairs, sav previous experience in
square dancing is not necessary.
COITLKS ONLY
The Rendezvous Room and the
billiard room of Graham Memorial
will be open Saturday night to
j couples only. A free dance will be
held in the Rendezvous Room from
7 p. m. lo 11 p. m. with music
furnished without charge by juke
box.
YRC CONVENTION
j Undersecretary of Defense Mur
ray Snyder will speak at the annual
Lincoln Day dinner in Greensboro Hoffman." will be presented at 7:30
Saturday night.- The dinner is being j and 10 o'clock in Carroll Hall.
held at the Sedgefield Inn in con
junction with the two-day-Ytfung.
Republican State Convention which
opens today.
Anyone wishing to attend the din
ner or convention may obtain part
iculars from Jim Steele.' 1 Steele
Dorm.
ENGLISH CLUB
"Witchcraft in the Western
World" will be discussed by Dr.'
Rossell Hope Robbins, visiting pro
fessor of medieval literature in the
juNC English Department. at a
' meeting of the English Club tonight
J at 7:30 in the Library Assembly
Room. The meeting is open to the
j public.
j FREE FLICK
Tonight's free flick, "Tales of
Saturday night at 7:30 "The Tit
field Thunderbolt" will be shown.
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DEPT. STORE
Davis Cushion Socks (Colors) 49 ea., 3 for $1
One Group Cooper Socks 65 ea., 2 for $1
One Group $1.00 -$1.25, Now 79 2 for $1.50
Mens All Wool (Zephyr) scarfs solids $1.98
and plaids, - Were $2.98, NOW $1.39
One Group plaids, 100 wool; Were $1.98,
Now . $1.39
Mens Neckties, Were $1.00 2 for $1.50
One Group Ties 59 Ea. 2 fpr$1.00
Cooper Shorts (fancy), Were $K50 lf$1.00
Hanes Short regular $1.00 slightly irregular
3 Pr. $2.00
Long Sleeve Mens Sport Shirts up to $4.00
2 for $5.00
Sample Sport Shirts up to $4.00 2 for $5.00
Men's Gabardine Topcoat, full lining, Trench
Coat style all weather, Reg. $19.95,
Now $14.95
Mens $45.00 all wool suits, one 38 long, 38 reg.,
39 short stout, Sale $29.00
2 Suits size 37 reg. - Were $44.00, now $39.79
4 Suits - Were $42.00, Now $33.79
Sport Coats; Were $29.50, Now . . $22.50
Sport Coats, Were $24.50, Now $19.00
Sport Coats, Were $21.00, Now $16.95
Sample jackets by Cresco and Bugby, wool car
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Mens shoes, were $8.95) Now $6.58
White Buck Shoes, Were $12.95, Now $8.58
Black Loafjsrs :JLiJj-l-i:i- $5.95
Plain-Toe Lace Shoes $5.95
Mens Pajamas, as low as $2.98
Wero $4.98, Now $3.39
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Cotton robes, Terry cloth, Were $9.95 $1.00 off
Seersucker and plain cotton, were $6.95 $1 off
Rayon Brocade Bath Robe, formerly $9.95,
now rT:;: i-:rj:i. $8.95
All wool flannel robe, formerly $t4.95,
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Mens Bedroom shoes ... , $1.98
All leather or fleece lined bedroom shoes,
Were $4.98 $3.98
Mens Swank Jewelry (closeoutsl up to $4.50
values, Now $l.uu
All types khaki, black ivy league B!-Western
style dungarees. "
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MEN'S
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One Group
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LADIES'
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Values To $7.95
$2.45
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LADIES'
Cashmere
Sweaters
Values '
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