Cosmopolitan Club
Dance la Saturday
A semi-formal Christmas Ball
will be held in Naval Armory
Saturday, sponsored by die
Cosmopolitan Club. The ball
wU atari at 8:39. Mask will be
prwvMtd by Ae “Southern Gen
tlemen” which Is composed of
ten instruments. It will be a
ball-room fencing party with a
f*w pieces of r*ck and roll and
twist mask. During the thlrty
mimite intermission, excerpts
from Tchaikovsky's “Nutcrack
er" will be performed.
John Clinard, a graduate stu
dent in the Classics Department,
has been appointed by the Exe
cutive Committee of the Club to
head the Christmas Ball com
mittee. Hus Committee is com
posed of about forty people
who will take care of the floor
show “Nutcracker,” decorations
and arrangement, publicity,
tickets, refreshment and music.
Tickets for the ball are $2.50
per couple and can be obtained
at Danziger’s, Y Court, Graham
Memorial Student Union, Lenoir
Hall and all members of the
Executive Committee.
Student members and honor
ary members of the Club are
urged to attend. Since this is
one of the big social functions of
the Club, the Executive Com
mittee feels that it is a very
good chance for foreign students
and their host families (honor
ary members of the Club) to
get together. The public is al
so invited. Refreshments will be
provided.
Schedule Changed
For One-Act Plays
The Carolina Playmakers have
announced new production dates
for their upcoming bill of three
original ohe-act (days. The bill,
originally scheduled for presenta
tion oh Saturday and Sunday eve
ning, December 7 and 8. has been
re-slated for the following Satur
day and Sunday, December 14 and
15. The change m schedule was
necessitated by the two addition
al performances of “Long Day’s
Journey Into Nigit” last week.
The three new one-acts, all
written by students in Prof.
Thomas M. Patterson's playwrit
ing class at UNC, are "The But
ton” by George Gray of Gaston
ia, “Sydney,” by Richard Philp
of Vero Beach, Florida, and "A
Matter of Distinction” by Tom
Bonenson of New York City.
Curtain time for both the Sat
urday and Sunday performances
will be 7:30 p.m., and the public
is cordieHy invited to attend
either showing. There will be no
admission charge.
Library Will Hold
‘Forgiveness Day’
Whoever heard of celebrating
your birthday by giving some
thing away? It doesn’t happen
very often. But that is exactly
what toe Public Library is plan
ning Id do this coining Saturday
when the Library will hold For
giveness Day. On this one day
reader! are invited to return
overdue books without paying the
usual lines for being late.
This is done sometimes by lib
raries on very special occasions,
we learned from Mrs. William
Geer, the Librarian, as she gave
the reason for the celebration in
Chapeii Hill.
“Evdr since the Library open
ed on December 15 five years
ago w* have been receiving en
thusiastic and generous support
from the community. With For
giveneis Day we are saying
"Thanh you’ to everyone for all
the books and money and volun
teer hdlp which have been so im
portant in die growth of our
little library.”
Will this be an annual event?
No. It is just this one day in
this special year that overdue
fines are on the house. Happy
birthday, everybody.
New Saleg Manager
Named By Eastern
George B. Jones of Raleigh
has been appointed commercial
sales manager for Eastern Air
Lines covering the Raleigh-Dur
ham and Eastern North Caro
lina area, said J. W. Goodwin,
director of community relations
for the company here.
An arta skies office has been
established in Raleigh to handle
the growing activity of the com
pany in this area, said Mr.
Goodwin.
Mr. Jones was reared in Fair
mont, and served in the Navy
during World War 11. He at
tended Duke University before
being employed by Eastern Air
Lines at ftaleigh-Durham in
1948. Ito was sales representa
tive for Eastern prior to the
strike in 1962 and since that
time has been in the travel
agency business.
In Ms new position, Mr. Jones
will be responsible for commer
cial and military business for
Eastern North Carolina. His of
fice will be located in the Sir
Walter Hotel in Raleigh.
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