CHAPEL HILL
By Mrs. Dorothy iDashiell Smith
Telephone 4616 Chapel Hill
Paul Green has been selected to]
serve on the Jury of Selection for
the awarding of the 1948 Bellingen
Prize. The prize is given each
year to the American author
judged to have written the year’s
best” book of poetry.
Mrs. W: W.’ Pierson’s mother,.
Mrs. Robert Holmes, visited Dr.
and»Mrs. Pierson last week.
Mr. George Laycock of Ashe
boro spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Spearman. Mr.
Laycock, a former student of the
University, has recently been
chosen as business manager of the
Randolph Hospital in Asheboro
after concluding two years of
similar work at the Good Samari
tan Hospital in Charlotte.
Mr. Bagby Pollard and sister
Eilyjiave returned to their home
on ^Damascus Road three miles
west of Chapel Hill after spending
the winter in southern /Texas.
Mrs. Roy Homewood and Mrs.
V, - A. Hill visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ray *. Wolf, former residents Of
Chapel Hill, in Gainesville, Fla ■
Dick Dashiell visited the J. F.
iashiells last week-end. He is |
working in Washington now for'
the Congressional Quarterly
Dr. Gordon W. Blackwell spoke1
to the Social Welfare Department,
of the Woman’s Club of Goldsboro
Tuesday,, March 2. He talked on
delinquency problems and their
relationship to community plan
ning.
Ralph S. Boggs has been ap
pointed United States representa
tive and correspondent for the Na
tional Commission of Folklore of
the Brazilian Institute of Educa
tion, Science and Culture in Rip
de Janeiro.
U. ux. Rsttsoff "spoke pt Dsviftsoir
College Wednesday on “Great
-Ideas in Civilization.” He* address
ed the jnqrning chapel session and
talked to a faculty group.
Betsy Anne Barbee has been
“tapped” by the University’s high
est t‘o-ed honor society, The Val
kyries.. Members are chosen for
outstanding character, effective
leadership, " scholarship,' .unsellSfr:
service and sound* iu demerit
Billy Carmichael III' has been
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On Atonic Energy
Chapel Hill—President Frank
Graham has been notified by the
United States Atomic Energy
Commission that the University
will be given the facilities next
fall to provde training for holders
of Atomic Energy Fellowships in
biology and medicine. Three oth
er North Carolina institutions,
Duke University, N. C.^State-Col
lege, and Wake Forest, will have
similar facilities available. North
Carolina is one of six states so
chosen by the Commission.
In order to allevate the shortage
of faculty members qualified to
teach the biologic and medical
sciences related to atomic energy,
the 4tomic Energy Commission is
-£0>Ofi_ to set up a series of courses
which professors of the University
and the other selected institutions
may- tike this summer to obtain
-advanced training. .
Cancer Clinics
Are Outlined
At Cine Meeting
Chapel Hill—-James Westbrook
and W. P. Richardsiln spoke to the
Kiwanis Club at- the meeting
Tuesday, March 2, about the clin
ics for cancer diagnostic clinics,
for cancer diagnosis which are go
ing to be set up by the State. These
diagnostic clinics will be able to
examine and advise those.who
have suspicions-of cancer.
“Cancer Quackery,” a film put
out by the North Carolina Depart
ment of Health, was shown at' the
meeting. It exposed the fake
methods used by unreliable prac
tioners for the treatment of cancer
patients.—-- -
Dr. Joseph P. Alter of New
Kingston. Pa.-i and K. P. Williams,
manager of Berman’s department"
store, were guests of the Kiwan
ians.
nominated by one of the Univer
sity student political parties for
the position of member-at-large
on the publications board.
Representing the University at
the executive meeting of the North
Carolina Student Legilature will
be Sam McGill, one of seven elect
ed representatives. Delegates from
15 other universities and colleges
will be present at the March 13
meeting at Meredith College. Bill
Mackie and Roland Giduz were
chosen to be alternates. ■„
Hilda Sharkey was elected vice
president "of the; Delta Delta
Delta sorority to serve until March
194&. Phyllis Bradshaw was,elect 7
ed chaplain by the Tri Delts.
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Rites Announced
The following announcements
were received in Cha^pd Hill re
cently from Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christoph
announce the marriage of their
daughter -
Carolyn Edith
to • >
Mr Charles Wilson Johnston, III
on Friday,'the ninth Of January
Nineteen hundred and forty-eight
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Rambert Speaks To
Carolina Dames
Chapel Hill — The Carolina
Dames Club met Tuesday night in
the Roland Parker Lounge of Gra
ham Memorial to hear Mr. John
Rambert, associate professor of
art, give an illustrated lecture on
“Appreciation of Art in America
Today.” The club is composed of
wives of students at the-Univer
sity. All student wives are in
vited to attend the meetings.
Brandis Will Speak
On Indonesian Trip
Chapel Hill—Henry P Brandis
Jr,-will speak to the Chapel Hill
chapter of the American Associa
tion of University Women at the
meeting tonight at 8 o’clock in the
faculty room of the Carolina Inn.
Etf. Brandis willtalk about his re
cent, trip to Indonesia which hfe
made as advisor to the United Na*
ti0ns Security Council’s commit
tee on good oflices, that committee
On which President Frank Graham
served.__ .
Bond Issue Will
Be Discussed
Chapel Hill — A town meeting
will be held next Tuesday evening,
March 16 to discuss the bond elec
tion, slated for April. The meet
ing will be held in the Town Hall,
and is sponsored by the Chapel
Hill Community Council and the
League of Women Voters. 1
KOdGmp r—
Is Organized
In Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill—A Hillel Auxiliary
has been organized by the Jewish
women of Chapel Hill to stimulate
local Jewish affairs and to affiliate
in community projects. The Aux
iliary wHl assist Mrs. Sam Rosen
berg, acting advisor of the Hillel
Foundation, in student welfare:
work.
Officers were elected by the
newly-formed club at the first j
meeting March 3 at the home of j
Mrs. Berman. President of the
Auxiliary is Mrs. S. A. Nathan.
Mrs. „P. Phillit was elected vice
president, Mrs. Joe Morrison was j
elected secretary, and Mrs. Ben j
Schreiber waif cnosen treasurer Of]
the Auxiliary,
There will be monthly -meetings
for the 20 members. Any women
in Chapel Hill who are interested
in joining and have not been con
tacted are welcome ,to notify Mrs.
I Nathan.
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Auction Sale!
Dairy Herd
, v, --
Dairy and Farm
Equipment
At Absolute Auction
Saturday, March 13
2:30 P.M.
4 Miles Southwest
• ’ . ' _ — "C _r
from Chapel Hill
on Pittsboro Highway
16 Milch Cows
i i of them fresh, three of which are registered
|erseys, f>"of them will freshen in 20 to 60
days. All have been tested recently for T. B.
and Bang's disease. t
1 Practically new manure spreader
I 4-wheel rubber tired wagon,
like new
1 Grain and fertilizer drill,
good conditio n
1 2-horse walking plow
1 Cole corn planter. Like new
12-disc tractor plow
1 Cultivator r _ ;
1 Double section harrow
2 Rubber Tired Wheelbarrows
1 3-can Milk cooler
5 10-gallonmilk cans ~
2 Hooded milk pails
1 Milk Strainer ^ ■ •
1 3-compartment wash vat with •
heating unit
1 2-unit DeLaval milking machine,
like new
About 25 barrels SHUCKED Corn
Shovels, Picks and Many Other
Items
Drive out the Pittsboro Road to the big sign
atuMook this prof>erty over Ijeloresakuas tljiis^ ^
is a most unusual sale.
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SALE R AIN OR SHINE
University Auction Co.
Geddie Fields, Auctioneer
H. 1.. Womble, Owner
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