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Friday 8 Saturday
GREATEST OF ALL WILE ANIMAL PICTURES!
Bow-and-Arrow against fang-and-daw.
with Howard Hill braving the fury
of Africa's deadliest denizens.*
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p* EVERY SCENE TRUE!
every tj4riu AUTHENTIC!;
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actually happened! j*g
Rimed E^IREtV in AFglC^^lfSCO COLOR.!;
Late Show Saturday Might
Sunday 8 Monday
LAS VEGAS!
.. .Where they
play the oldest
game or. earth
. , . with a new
exciting twist!
Most terrifying
duel ever waged I
co-starring w;rh yf
VINCENT PRICE • HOAGY CARMICHAEL • Produced by ROBERT SPARKS
Tuesday
the first time in the medium of the motien
picture comes the fall power of music end drama!
starring
MARIE POWERS
Recreating her great.
Broadway Stage Rele
with
Lee Coleman and
Anna 'Maria Aiberghettl
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Wednesday
'JIM THORPE — JALL AMERICAN”
•tarring
BURT LANCASTER
Chapel Hill
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By Mrs. W. H. Fogleman
Meets
The literature group of the
Chiapel Hill Community Clubs
will meet at the home at Mrs.
Phillip Young at 388 Cameron
Afve. on Thursday March 13 at
3 p. m. Mrs. Walter Patton wiH
review the book, “Voice of Asia”,
by James A. Michener
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General /Meeting
The Chapel Hill Community'
Club will hold its regular meet
ing at the Episcopal Parish House
on Friday, March 7, at 3 p. m.
Dr. Lyman Cotton will be the
speaker and will be introduced
by Mrs. George Cu/tten.
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Here '
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Carter
from Fayetteville, spent last
weekend here with Mrs. Carter’s
sister, Miss Eleanor Williams.
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On (Dean’s List,
Relatives here have received
notice that Miss Patsy Noah, made
the dean’s list the past semester
at" Salem College at Winston
Salem.
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Returns (Home
Sheldon S. Vcorhis returned to
his home here last weekend after
attending a dealer’s preview of
the 1952 Nash Ambassador auto
mobiles.
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Back To 1School
Rosine Dodson is back in school j
after being out for the past two
weeks with mumps.
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Here / i 1 '
Miss Jackie Merritt from Wil
nington. spent last weekend here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
0. L. Merritt at their home on i
Pritchard Ave. Miss Merritt was1
a contestant in the Beauty Page
ant that was sponsored by the
Jaycees last Friday night.
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Out |Again
Butch Crutchfield, young son of j
Mr. ^ and Mrs. Ben Crutchfield, is i
back in school after being con
fined to this home for two weeks
with mumps.
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Weekend |Guests
' Weekend guests of the W. H.
Fogloman’s were: Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Boger Jr., and family from ,
Chai'Lotte, Mr. and Mrs. Hester j
Lee and Mrs Macon Bridges, Mr. I
and Mrs. Randoll Page and
young. sen, and Mrs. Reuben1
Bail yand children from Wake
Forest, and Mrs. Howell May]
from Franklinton, Miss Christine j
Boger from Greensboro and Jim
my Quiverly from Wake Forest.
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Band (Concert j
A spring concert will be given
on Friday evening March 7 at 8
o’clock in the high school audi
torium by the Ghaipel Hill High
School band. Joseph B. Fields is
the director. Everyone is invited.
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Arrive iHome
Miss Julia Voorhis, a student
at St. Chatherine’s School in
Richmond, Va., will arrive here
this weekend to spend' the Spring
Holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Shaldch S. Voorhis.
In /Hospitai
Friends of Mrs. T. F. Partin
will be sorry to hear thaf she is
a patierJt at Watts Hospital. ‘
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At iHome
Miss Peggy Anne O’Neil spent
last weekend with her iparents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. O’Neil in
Belhaven.
A. |A. U. /W. -Meets
Helen Diehl Olds, author of
children’s books, will give an in
formal talk on “What It Takes to
be a Writer” at 8 p. m. tonight
(Thursday) under the sponsor
ship of the Chapel Hill branch of
the American Association of Uni
versity Women. The meeting will
be held in the Assembly .Exhibit
roofrn of the U. N. C. Library.
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Has (Mumps
K-kn Partin,* son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. P. Partin, is confined to
his home with mumps.
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Out Again ] ::.■ ---
Anne. Eogleman is out again
after being confined to her home j
the past week with flu.
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initiated
The following Chapel Hillians
were among the twenty students
recently initiated into the Uni
versity’s Cha>pter of Alpha Phi
Omega, national service fraterni
ty: Henman Husbands, Ed John
Wolf.
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In Hospital
Friends of Glen Lloyd, will be
glad to hear that he is doing
nicely after undergoing an opera- j
ticn at Watts Hospital!
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Mink Written and Directed by Dimitri tS*
mean ana uirecree By Dimitri
A Harry M. Pepkin Productive
Relaaeed thru United Artie,
KING VIDOR'S __
Japanese war bride
The story of a miscegenetic level
A BERNHARD PRODUCTION • Diilributed by 20th Ccntury-Fo*
Introducing
Yomaguchi'
The First
Actress of
the Japaness
Screen . ..
in her first
American
production!
Saturday
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MUSICAL! ,/
MARJORIE MAIN • _ keenan wyn*
ALICE PEARCE • CLINTON SUNDBERG • GALE ROBBINS
Tuesday - Wednesday1
Ray Helen*
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