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CHAPEL HILL NEWS LEADER
University Club
UNC Janitor
MON.-TUES.
20th Century-Fo* presents
Jennifer
JONES
Mornina,
Miss
Dove/
Javan Mitchell, Negro jajiitor
at the Monogram Club who was
p;i«hed through the window of a,
downtown service station during'
a pep rally has been paid by the
University Club for the accident.,
According to head cherrleader,
Collie Collison, the club paid
Mitchell $61.50 for damages to his
person and clothing.
The University Club is also going
to pay O.C. Pendergraft, owner of
the service, station which had its
window damaged, for thfi window,
according to a University Club
representative. .
Stork Shower Honors
Mrs. Larry A. Smith
COLOR by DE LUXE
CINemaScoPE ‘
Directed by HENRY KOSTER,,
A surprise “stork” shower hon
oring Mrs. Larry A. Smith was
held Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
I). B. Decker on Sourww>d Drive.
Hostesses with Mr?. Decker Were
Mrs. Charles Nottingham and Mrs.
Lindsay Neville,,-
A green knd'yellow color motif
wa.s carried out in the decorations
and in the doll crib in which the
gifts were presented. Following a
period of ga,mes' arid contests, the
hostts-es inv.ted Hie 20 guests in
to the dining room for refresh-
ment.s.
Autos, But Not Court,
Talked By Trustees
[Executive Committee of the Board r
•''f Trustees, said “the matter was!
Ot
At the recent meeting' of the Exe
cutive Committee of the Board of
Trustees, the student automobile
problem was discussed in addition
to the resignation of Gordon Gray
as Consolidated University pres
ident.
Arch T. .Alien, secretary of the
asked I
fraternitv '1
I by Lambda Ch "1
•^y! had been ° *“''4
villi Aiiu ”
have to come from the Vnsiting! t" did i
surprise ij
discussed and everyone agreed
that it is a problem. However, no
action was taken because, to
recollection, a further report will
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Varsity
-Today—Tuesday-
His gun was for sale
and his life with it!
CARRBORO COON CATCHERS—Wayne Yancey (left) and Rich
ard Shambley display the 15-poiind raccoon they shot in a tree near
the old iron mines on Saturday morning. "We thought it was a
squirrel at first," said the youthful hunters, who planned to skin the
hefty animal. News Leader Photo
PEOPLE
in Brief
If) STtRFOPHONiC SOUND
V^'SDNESDAY
ELECT J. S. GIBSON
itel
Two University faculty members
afe officers- of the Southeastern DL-
vLion of the Association of Ameri
can-Geog 'aphers following tlie an
nual mecHng of the unit- this week
in Talla-haisee, Florida. J, Sullivan
Gibson . was eieCved president of
the astjociaMrin , for; a Ivvo-year
MRS FRANCES LEE CLARK OF
i Justice Street received lacerations
I
I and chest injuries Wednesday
j flight when the automobile which
she was driving was involved in an
j accident with a car driven by Miss
j Barbara Ann Blackburn of Route
Two. According to investigating!
otf.cer Highway Patrolman Tom!
Wiriborne, iilis.s Biaekbui n was at-■
I trinpting. to make a right turn j
' near Biatkwood Staion when she !
j vras struck from behind by Mrs. ‘
Clark’s vehicle.
Monday
6:30 p.m. — Santa Claus parade
Club, Monogram Club.
Tuesday
2:30 p. m.—Junior Service
League, Episcopal Parish House,
East Franklin Street.
VYednesday
8 p. m.—Legion Auxiliary, Le
gion Hut, East Rosemary Street.
8:15 p, in.—Chapel Hill Athletic
Club.
Thursday
3 p. m.—Methodist WSCS Ba-
zaai’, University Melho-dist Church.
5:30 p. m.—iJethodist Supper,
FOR THOSE WHO CAN
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FLOWERS-
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Plants,
rangements
choiest.
ar-
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GIFTS-
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A lovely collection - Din-
n e r w a r e, Woodenware,
—-Wednesday-
Objets d'Art, Crystal, etc.
YOU-
wi
ARTHUR KENNEDY-BEHA ST.JOHN
i Church.
find this a wond
erful place to shop. Gift
v/rapping? Of course,
and at no extra cost.
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Turn the
^Key
Softly
GOVERNOR HODGES SAID OV- j
. the weekend that while the pick-1
I term; Hc} gave a paper bn “A Case jn-g of a new UNC president would |
I for, the'-Land-U.se Tj-pes” at the j bo a “rather slow process” he e.x-
I meeting. Pr.pf. David G. Basiie o-f ' pected to name a nomiuating eom-
j LLvC wa.^, ceptinued dn,, office as iriittee within the new week or so. i
; secreUryi-of -Hie association. S. T. 'A capital city newsman, question-1
I Erne.y,'head of tfe UNG Depart- ing the governor about this, re-j
imei -: of Geography, gave a paper , called that Hodges said a while I
j an “The Political Geography of'back th.at he’d rather be Presi
7:30 p. m.—S. E. Gerard Priest
ly speaks, Hill Hall.
7:30 p. m,—^Toastmasters’ Club,
Pine Room, Carolina Inn. .. . ..
Finland.”
I For quick results—to sell or buy
j in a hrirry—for bargains In hous-
i ing, real e.state, autos, jobs, ser
vices, and other items—use Class
ified Ads.
Yes, Make This Youf
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Headquarters And See
How Pleased You Will Be
See our complete selection of
of Christmas and New 'Year’s
Eve cards. Beautiful cards by
Hallmark, Gibson, and many
other national names. TTiese
cards are truly symbolic of
the occasion. We also have
cards for any occasion that
comes along during the year.
dent of UNC than Governor. Com- !
mented the Governor by reply:;
1 “If I've said that it hasn’t been in
recent years!”
1 FOLKS DRIVING OUT AROUND
; Hidden Hills in the last few days
I have been ama-zed at the progress
j of the work on Service Insurance
I and Realtys 110-acre residential
- tract. A network of roads is be-
; ing cut, water and power lines are
j going in. No names yet, either for
j the streets or the development it
self. The actual building is ex
pected to get under way in mid-
j winter after sewer lines are in
stalled.
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHA-
pei Hill Pai-king Association are
reportedly awaiting word from the
i American Legion on the Associa-
j lion's offer of $45,000 for the Le-
igion’s approximately one-acre hut
property on East Rsemary Street.
‘ It’s understood that the price tag
is now $50,000 but that the Park
ing Association’s offer is still un-
# r consideration. A site for the
business group's off-street parking
l-ot has been sought for several
monihs in this first block of East
Rosemary.
UNIVERSITY BUSINESS MAN-
ager Claude Teague has been nam
ed by Governor Hodges to hear
grievances of UNC custodial work
ers, as a result of a local union or
ganizer’s appeal for some channel
through which “some ver-y real
grievances” could be pre.sented.
Tom Smith, the union agent, has
been seeking official recognition
for the recently-formed union,
comprised primarily of University
janitors.
KIWANIS CHRISTMAS
PROGRAM
The annual ladies night Chi’ist-
mas program for the Chapel Hill
Kiwanis Club will be held at the
! meeting of December 13, it was
^ announced -at last Tuesday’s meet-
; ing of the Club. Frank Umstead
! will be in charge of -arrangements
’ for this meeting.
—-Thursday
The
Mississippi
Gambler
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Starring
Tyrone Power
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