The Carolinian [May 14, 1937]

              Dr. H. H'. Haggard
Tnm—rrour Night, 8:30
Ageock Auditorium THE CAROLINIAN Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Dr. H. W. Haggard
Tomorrov Night, 8:30
Agcock Auditorium
TOLt'ME IVIII GREENSBORO. N. C. MAY 14. 1937 M nntl IT
EDWARD WEEKS IS
TO LECTURE HERE
TUESDAYEVENING
i wftlemporary Writing Will Be
Subject of Editor's Talk
Here May 18.
Sl'KAKER IS ABLE CRITIC
M*tor Mm ftaperrtsed Many Atlantic
Monthly Conteat*. Winning
Praia*- an Judge.
l-dwaril W«-k«. Baslei ll ilklllf of the
Vluio Plena nml our of the
NsadUut bJntnVlfl on CnTOBl tttera-
• win naradl in Aycocfc MdHwlvm
a. nlirtif. M.i> Is. ;ii 8:80 oVl... k
Mr W.-» k*. orfco 1- oaf <>f the Impor-
•nm kp*<tun-r« on contemporary Hterg-tore,
afudt**.! nt Cornell nml Harvard
■Htwmlflr* and at Trinity college afl
<'n—iifi'l«- ni , i'r the peel ten
jmn in- ha* baaa in rasnrtaat reach
■ Ilk unMntnmllii^ I«H*> and aatbOTS.
i! t >* baaa iii riaa JUMI cuartaaoui
■-iwintt-m with ssjahj WlMaffl Bg .lames
Tra**y*«. aNaaaaan, M.I/'> aa la -tocae,
t ---( r. l»ni«r. KiiKfiu* u'NVOJ, Ber-tmanl
Ito— ll. Charles N'ordbolf, James
■ u IIJIII. mid <>r i
i hi- editorial ' apa.-ily h<- has super-
■ll «»r itM- Athiinh- MaaaUj Press
and he i« eeaoaawted by taoee
M- nssBaaBBan la in- oaa af the
la** af arlaa ooaatStatea AM
■tnrr la our times. Situ.- v.rSi be
ha* p*v*loVd nggff ■aaaai different book
f..iir in tii-iion ii nt I three In
ana* 5i-ikiM. Kv.ry aaaj of these Atlanth
M'i H.h prix.* Inniks has found a pht<v
la .*arti nap. ■vary literature. Solaa, Tht
| lasera, *N1 lag Pa H <. Pool
*,»/. nasal sTwasn. aaal Daea; in tht •;>>,•■
*r»- a tea of the well known titles.
M Ml ii|| his It! '
- III tlic World war
■mi hmi hiui to atodj I'ngiMi Htera
tsar*. Katerlug the war at the age of
ta Mr aan urrvlec In eight different «•»■-
l**e* HM«I wa* ihs oratml with tbe Crulx
.. At the eonrlualon of the
air he t'-'k up liln sunlit-* In Kn^Hsh.
la rags, aaviac caaatra^aaafl ■itfeaai a: d
••■*■** to uaagazlm-. „•• lM-nm«- asslst-at
..r tin- dfaaatfe afeafMs*. to
hi null) ••■lit..r-lii- hh-f.
Mr WmwkM t- Ml] acajHajatti aitfe
ail ibr IT in. h.- ..f rontaanporacy «rit
hag, timci/itM- work ami the writing
• *MI '•iiI'llMlilii.' ..f l-«»k-. Of even tjpe.
■ I- Hi I'MVptlnuji !\ \\,-||.
ataaaaM «»r wocfd Uteratare in
Mr. Paul Onclay
Will Give Concert
Mr. Paul Onclay. of New York
city, will appear in a concert In
the auditorium of the MUHIC huild*
mi; on Sunday. May 16. at 5:0*.
o'clock. Mr. Onclay fa a memher
of the Ruiutian Opera company and
In the haritone of the Ionian Sing-era
of New York city. The latter
croup ha* faey recently completed
a long tour, and Mr. Onclay finds
It potwJble to appear here for ft
ahort recital. Mrs. Onclay will ac-company
him at the piano. The
program for the concert ha- not yet
been announced.
Journalist Suggests
Wide Field of Study
SENIOR CLASS GIVES
ANNUAL UNMUSICAL
Mock Faculty Tea Features
"Take Oft™ of College
Professors Here.
FOUR SOCIETIES GIVE
FRESHMAN PLAYS HERE
Screen." Adelphian One - Act
Play. With London Setting, la
Rated Rent by Judge*.
aiaaitN DRAMA IS PRESENTED
Mj Bight. M:iy 12. UM A.M
afciaa
Tit.ition of its frealv
n," under ll'1
G ,nt. which »;i-
Jnagid the l>« at of the four one-act
- given that evening:.
is a enataetaff ttmdjf
- • in Bodora Ijondon.
• <<f ■ y-unic woman,
\-1 ■ ■,*• play ■! by Erelya
l»l Hgin. who fares UM BtoUaBl of do-
<-n|iag wlcthtr <>r not marriage really
hod institution nh.- has been
•raogtt H|. • it it,
aid H>. .it.i Parriah, of *-r'
and Mr | i B«J| :in.] Mr. \V. 1L
i .-'I-II deportment, aet-ed
m-
The t'ronelian aoeiety'a play a/ag "My
f;intnsy by BggBM
' <l by Dorothy Jones.
■ irUrtwud Itl-.wH." a Bus-
•tan p!.-
t'.v the Aletbeiana and diffOOtod by Loaft
aasirnow. Another Russian drama.
"Il'«h' ftatfe oaotlOOB, was Riv-en,
under Mildred Maahburn's direc-
I'ikean sorirty.
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K \Tlf EKINE AYCOCK WILL
■US SPEAKERS* CLUB
K«lh- I \ . ,„ k. iiu hMMBlag
»•»!*. »u. il... i,..| i.r,-s[,|,.|ii ,,f ,hr
Win«kif. .lub at „ ,;,!,.,| ,i„-.-tlrii; .,!
»*» Hi* Tnnilay Tiit-In nl 7 I In.
•«krr aflhvra i,f i|,.- i liih. |ir.vi,,Mslv
.b.lrd. in- .. MlMTa: Mlnni.. Kmvl.T.
•rv; a>'l ll<m- l-ull.-y. t nil-ill ft.
Iinciilk.v l'r».*, vim »n« .-I.-.-t.-.I pna-
«•'** ■• * pi*Tioua meettnir. gave u«> the
•*^ hrrnuar of |K.ini . .mHi.-is. A pro-
(ram <kalraaan ami ili'hnllnK ilialrman
»lll W arlrrtad next fall.
ARTISTS APPEAR AT TEA
Tiif ajmoal nenlor uinini^i'-al was
gfraa today In chapel in tae form of
a nrock faealty lea la ■rhtcl. Beaiori
portrayed BMaaben of ttM taeaJty JIS
tlll'.V MH' thflll.
Oaa <<f tae gaawaiog iracMeatt pee-anaded
Raebel Dardea end Marie Rob-erta
la tbi' rolaa of paTcbsdogtat, l»r
Key l- Berkley, aad of ■ phUoaophef,
i»r. Kurt B^tlnajrr. araauai ariartacf
naa ■ goeeraed by his aaaaatloaa or
by rnti"ti:il thinking. Undfl alhebell
as Mr A. i\ Hall, bsfotaard tln-in tkal
man i- a^rfenied by ncithiT. hut hy
wniuaii.
An. TII. r ;ir_-uiin :it bavolTed Joaa^aaHM
Buiier. M Ukai Clara Byrd, aad Boa
M-I Mm l*< IMIM. aa Bar. WOllaai B
■ r tae iptiitag of soiiu- tea. end
PBttted in :in ";ill-li!.\ -f:illlt" .|;-.u-»i"M
Baataor Waororrait, oa Dr. J. P.
Gtfler. drew Ladle Bcajtet^aggk) gi
i»r. Arofcat D. aaaLftaooaay, rate a long
bacardcaJ itaaeoaali a
\tiiofi-- the •^Ifbrltle^ who hn«l xtmtnl-
■eal piacta in tae prograai arore Rack
berg; oa poetaayod by Uarj N. :i t Boon
«it r-. ami i'in/ji. by Miirpni DeVany.
witb eceoaapanlata LoH ■■ l* arooroogb
.\- ihf Jooa BaJtet rariooa oanoborii
"f the rloaa gaec their laterpretatloaui
of The Greea Taiii.-.'*
Blanche Farfca w;i> ai
iu Blfatabetb Cop
Mary EHxabetfa Bonden u ii<-ifii/.
played "The Organ CSrindera Hwlng."
Betej P/nitaat*, In her Intennretatloo
of Ndaon Eddy, raded the prograB
arlth tii<- s'-n-'. "Ah. Bweel Ifj
Ufa."
The raceirtag Ine rru coraaoerd ol
the following moubert in their mica ni
Pacalty laomlwira: Herie Leaelti
W. i\ Jackeoa; Juel Oriflta, ;i~ Mi—
Loan il. Colt; Elisabeth Goat, oa Mr
C IS. Teagae; LUllaa Jordaa, u Dr.
Ueti Miii.-r> ran Boat, M \ii~- Beraka
Draper; ead Ifarjorle i-*---. u bb
foawi Painter.
Oa the ataaje were many other
who gave .iiini-imr latoraeotaclona ol
rarfooa oaraibcn of the faealty.
'Then1 is no surplus of ROOM" wrlti-rs."
declared Baymond Clapper to two in-terrieworwi
"thoogh Increaalng aaan-bata
«»f yoaog poapki are tnraed
away by edUora.*1 Tae man or woman
who aeplrei to beeorae a Jitniaallul
will Hmi ins oe bar graateel tiinVuity
tluit of makiim aa entry into newapaper
arork. A- in ;ii --t any profeookai, jobs
are hi ae bad must eaaUy by tha help
«>f a friotiii alroady in tha work. A*I-rancenaeal
is not so bard as getting "
start. In- aald.
Recalling his nun atadenl daya, Mr.
dapper atated that his eollega paper
^^;ls Buuuged . ntiroiy by the BtodeatB.
Brerytblng from HcanraaalBg for tab-arrtbi
ra r. beating tht ^aairi dallleer
a*aa left t<« the ■tadoata; the admlnta-tratJon
and faealty arete reUetad of
any dotleo coaUhtCted with the four-
:<ii^.- daily.
My own aaperleaee nmrincea nw thai
a certain aaaonni i»f bsctaalcal txaialng;
iiiu.h experience, aad a broad back-groeaal
or iBfotBaatloo. contlaaed the
nrrlter. are eaaoatlal to the journalist
Bettering rornaal aefaoaUraj to IH> Baa
preparation, Mr. Clapper eapreraed bai
tor ii"t baTlag atuaaed artenceo
aad other rahjecta raoro wioaty.
^History, aodology, eeoaoaolca, gad
political actence uuuraei are belpfnl,"
tin- journalist stated.
••Woiii.n ate Mmiin;: m:my OpportBBl-llea
in newspaper writing BBlde fmrn
I he woman's |tii««*." he olis*«»rvetl. Mr.
Clapper is aeajaalated with many of baa
woaaan oonaapoadeata in Waahlngton,
uariodlnaj tha Ooaadaaa "f Ltatowet
■\ir- Rooaetelt'a roatferaacea open only
to newanaper wom.-n. ban added i<>
their «'i'|Kirtuiiith's," .Mr. Capper ear*
t Inui'il.
AJthOOgh aihoota Of journalism naTOff
coaraai thai ban prond helpfal i>»
yonag writers, lb. Clnrajaf aaaa the in»-
ersj arts nollage as a lino soum- of the
oaaeatial training for PMMI joatrnalhan.
Coansacted with ne^wapapera shut' in-was
an uniU-rgraiiuato ai the Univer-sity
of nTanaas. Mr. Clanpor*i record
jaatlllea his advice t<> aspiring yonr-nall-
ts.
ll.* reported for the ralocrsfrg aTaa-aaa.
caUeaja dally, beeaasa its aaaaaa>
lag editor, and was finally its editor-iiwhii'f.
The Kaaaaa I ii> 8t*w f"t
which he wrote college news, pevsaaded
him to Join f> stafl! aa reporter before
be reeelnd bb degroe, l*rooa tan: pool*
lion he prosjreased i" telegraph deah
aaaaager.
The Calred Press next rlatnawl his
aervlcea with its motto of thoae daya.
".i«.in theaCaired l*resa aad Bee the
Worl.l." With sitnatious iu Chicago.
afUwaakee, New York, ami finally.
Washington, Mr. Clapper keM asaaj
pnattiona with the ingniilinlksi He
ii"» rrrltoa ■ eolnaan "As Clapper Beai
ii" whirh i- ayndlcated by tha Bcrlppe-
Uoward pub katloaj
DR. W. C. JACKSON IS
GUEST AT MT.HOLYOKE
Dean of Admlnintratlon ('ummrnd>
Program Celebrating College*
Centennial.
GRADUATION EXERCISES
WILL TAKEJM.ACE HERE
Mia* Louiae Alexander Will \ddn--
Studenta or f.uilford County
Schoola Tomorrow.
M;-- Loolse Alexander, of the I«»III-ace
dopartnisat, srlll detlTor the
addrssa at the gradgatlon exet
the Oattford ''ounty scfaoola to be bald
in AycOCfc auilitorium al |n.(a» o*doek
tomorrow morning. Pupils cotBpletlng
:! a awvonih grade i'i 'in- SB achoola of
the i-oiinty ban hrhi similar exorcisoi
at thai eollega lac 11J«- past aevaval
veara,
••i'hotognipliy Of Wild Anim:il> in
\:n- I.-' is (!»■ topic "f a talk hy
B, i». Doaglaa, -ir.. arhlck win follow
the main aafdvaai
su|a-rln!.'ial.'iit of the eoaagy seanada,
Thomas B, i-'ousi. win preasBt drpleaaaa
to tha uW gra.luans.
.v.* is eaatossary, tin* college "fill be
kaavaaa '" tha pupils ami their teacheri
ut a leraaaeeo in Wont aad Boortb din
lug hulls following tha axeveJaas,
Freahaien Will Give Program
'•'riii* i'ow«r of QodT is baa tJaaaai
tin' fri'shuii'ii will carry mil In Ihi'
B, T. P. priacram at Foreat Av.-niii' Bag-ti-
t chun h on Sunday evening. May
W, at «:30 o'ehM-k. ^>all<'^•H Harlh-y
will con.lii'-t the Dihle "quiz," ami
Thereaa Snuw will hing during the pro-gram.
HUH SANDS ATTEND CEREMONIES
"111.- whole pnurram wan gee of
eery high ex'fl|rn«t- and i"*rfe**f nr
rangeoients,M stated l»r. w. c. Jacfcwa,
draa of adnlnlatiatioa, ahoaM tl
baaalal ceirhratloa "f Mount Holyoke
Boatb Hadley, Uoas . which be
! laai week t nd, Maj 7-a\ i»r.
Jacksoa orae tae oolj representative
it the reatteaaJai from North
Carotins sJthoeajh other North CsroUns
inlversltles arere reprt smted by grad-nates
now al Tale aad Harvard.
Betwe it SflOO and T.i <■• |MH.|I1.-
rrvwdrd the compos of tbe college. The
.♦"<i s|>.":;ii guests ir in luo-i of the
- in the i ailed States u. t.- sa
tertalaed bj rarloaa pnapranat, pag
eonlry, exhibits, daaces, dlaners aad
t. :l -
The highlights "f iiu' centennial were
- by ball i Marj Beard* co-author
ol riki /.''•' ''! lancrlcos ''" <li-ration;
rfecretarj of Labor Perkins,
i »•. M \ IraHnls C. OUderaleeve, of Bar
nard college, aad Mra Margery Corhetl
Ashby, i-ii-i'i.-n; of the iiii.itiaii-n:i'
AUIaace of Woroen, Prances Bowes
Barren, Asslstaal Becretary '>f stut.-:
and Jon * D. Qroena aecretarj of
tha * Sorporstioa, Harrard nnlTcrslty,
arere the oaJj i«<» aaaa apuakeri oa the
prograan,
have a lovely campus, beaatt-lui
buildings, and tiin- Bpparataa al
Ifoanii Holyoke,*' i»r. Jackaoa !»■
markad, "I oaa partlcolarly Imptcaatd
srlth the beautiful courtesy of their
■indents.*'
1 Miring the weekend l>r. J
spoke to Woman's College Alnmnna
chapters iu Sew fork Cltj and Vrash
iii-Moii. i». i The utter chaper gave
Dr Jackson $100 ;is a bash. Ear ■ loai
fund.
■ t >
Fellow Teacher* and Studeata:
A aecond nummer srh«-»l at the
Wnnin'i college haa been definitely
authorized, and we are making our
announcement now and giving >oii
do- Information in ordt-r that you
ma> make your plana. The necond
aenalon will begin immediately at
the cloae of the ArM, July 19 to
August 27. The charge* will be the
■ami- aa for the regular aeaaion,
SJ3.0S. covering room, board, laan-dry.
and tuition.
Special empha-U will be placed on
• dm .ii..in n ur.r. for ralalng or re-
BSwiog certificate* and for the reg
ular college work. Individual
rnuraew will be annuuncrd later. It
-hall ht- our attrmpt to meet the
demand* of thoae who wish to at-tend
a aecond aummer aeaalon. If
you will communicate with ui aa
aonn aa powalble therefore, we will
do our bael t" Basel your demanda.
A atrong facult) la being aelected,
and further announcfmenta will be
made »oan. W e ahall appreciate
your bringing thi> to the attention
of other* who might he Interested In
our aecond aummer aewalon.
DR. W. C J \« hSON.
Dean of Adminlvtratlon.
Annuals Will Be
A vailable May 25
Janet (.riffin, editor-in-rhief of the
college annual. "Pine Needle*,** for
the year 193S-37, announced recently
that thia edition would he ready for
dlatribution on May 25. Each atu-dent
may get her copy from the rep-resentative*
la the dormltorlea.
The annual la dedicated to Mia*
Ruth Fitzgerald, 'of the Education
department. The publication haa
for Da theme "The Hiatory of Edu-cation
In North Carolina.** Indi-vidual
picture* of the aophomore*
are being featured for the Aral time
About 100 extra annual* have been
ordered ao that anyone who haa not
yet aubacrlbed for one may purrhaae
an annual from her dormitory re*>-
reaentatlve for t.l.tf.
FRESHMANGROUPTO
HOLDCARNIVALHERE
(James. Contests. KxhibiU aad
Square Dance to He Attrac-tions
of Fair Tomorrow.
MILDRED lIAn.M IS HEAD
"Countn carnival," a more
fair, win be h« Id aa aouth apssasso IH«N
toaaorrow aftaenooa, M '■ from |
o*.-I'* k until flu
in l"')ng it g|j .-r ggg
■entsd here, will i- bg ths
I'r.-shmjiii "V" raajaj I!
i i:i in.—, res '
a tiiuii square dan laleU bj
the Fr- I will \w
; the itriin .in :
■gjaSBB > "Mt Wsigfct,*1 grab l*ag.
aad aaaga
gaaai * a tab ii ti.i | be
win be gtcsu for tiu ■
Uoisn aaal I I
a bo ban kaat i> *-
bea^aassa1 ballI lag eaaaa »ii sauaaaal
tafcr work :it i aatahal I-NHII
Lesaoaaado, pop aaeaj, saaaai and hot
0> IS will be •HTvrd.
Taweasoa>raJ - naawj pn-weanrd aotely
for the riit.Tialiini.'iit af the ataaawtaTa
aad raealtj 1 at n M kaaaal
Baade: the ndiitmimi pffi I
| r..r fiH*l in i
each of tin- aajasa w in
: • ■ 111.-11 ro-l . r 111. I
died Hung!., who of ii--
projoi t
DR. H.W. HAGGARD
WILL SPEAK HERE
TOMORROW NIGHT
"Devils. DrutTN. and Dorian" la
Topir of Talk to Be M**tt
hy Srirnli.l.
BPBAKEK IS Al so \l THOR
U-rlarrr la ImrlM. rnllllll af
A»»ll-4 Pk,atotoc) a, ¥ala
lai.OTaMa.
IB* .1-1 l».1.«-. .Ill la>
r.l « II.,
■Hafl i.ilk III kWaa* a«MM .
havr Ivra h"H-, .tiili
ilially In lt-a.liaw t*Haa af •
i-.ri. U.
In llaiapanl ao4 aa- raw II
,. .|,«ar.<l I.. I. Ma»lj
i- linaalaOaai at
Ikv iwl . W4k
1 Has "
In llm.M I. a.li ., i mat a. aar-mn-
aa.« Ibla ■«■!■>, as a wrWa af
hla a—*«n—. »IH ak>« Al aaiiaa
|*J-alaliaj al \ ak- m.1.. f I. la MM?.
IM- aaa ■*>.!. hit* l.,r lk>
»lal« iBBBaN
Min-kl »ai ii. -r.^l aa a
Iniaaf aiMl atJSa na. IraaaaVff
f-laHHli.l warT
.. aa
aayiaalngj ai I .. i... HM>
I' HBaa r a I. aa
. a|a«aa« aaal Baa
■M ••* 1/
* /a
• a lulu i ai I
•«•!■> -»a«-ra
I ajiai*a» -4 -M
KlaM, xnlilala* aaal
Mi ll.icaara alaatt
I'fc-an aaal »aa-aiaaaiaai
irahaaaa aaal staV .», i,».
■ li.r Mai w «■■! n aa a a*.
llitaia, I ,i anlar aaal |>, a liaaaj
■ Ii
JOINT MUSIC AND DANCE
RECITAL WIL1 BE GIVEJt
»»■».» nr.fcr... aa4 < aMaga .antaaakn
Wilt hMaaal PHfiaa la Oaaa*
taattaaataai Ma, II
FRESHMAN TEAM WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
l.n.up Ih-fr.la S<iph..ia..rr FU-. h.M Mar
la Ooa. I i.alr-l llrrr
TarMlay Aflrraiaia.
•miniiR « «■■ am r-taotatt
SENIOR MUSIC RECITAL
IS OFFERED THURSDAY
M.iry PatS an.I Margant IlrV.ni.v
Jointly prsaeatsd ths serond sen-ior
mu^ii- raeHal laat night nt 8:30
O^eloek in Ayeool auditorium.
Mary Patc'a piano aeleattoaa la«
rluih'd; "Sonata" op. No. 2, hy Bec-haovea;
"Oa Wings af BoagV1 Men-ii'
laaofca Usst) ".aralioaojae" No. i.
11. hussy; "Wedding Dgp at Treld-
Baagaa#
a OrlagTi and "Ooaesrbsta*
ak" (first movement). Weher. In
the latter numher orohi'stral parta
wi-p' played hy Miss Mary Lois Fer-rell
on the second piano.
Margaret I>eVany, at the organ,
offered the following nnmhers:
"Fantasia and Fugue in (I minor,"
hy Bach; "Soeur Moniqne," f'ou-portaj
"April," (Saul; and "Sym-phonie
V," Widor.
SHOWING OF FILM IS
SPONSORED BY CLUB
Moving I'irture I'rrarnts Colonial Period
Kurni*hlng* for )t.-n. lit of Home
Kronomir* Claaa.
The aoBM aoaaeailct stab raoasorod
the ihowing af a Utn. "The Anieri.'.'in
Wing/* aa Meaday anatag', Hay 10,
at '■'.'■" |. in. HI ths phyatoi leetars room.
The film showed tl..- h.:iutiful interior*
iu the Aaaerieaa wing af the Ife1
bBB BtUSSea. aUcb US furnished with
aataeatie famitare of the eeloaial
porlod and SOBIS IjpltlSl «■•■!> >n i;i1 <\
lerion photographed in Lfoa Kiigland
Nearly P»t prople snw the film, ill
i ladiag iiH-uihir* <»t' the boaw aeoaoni
les elah sad the boms Monoaalcs cinas
:n ths history of furniture, for whom
it was especially aerated.
The boaie aaoaoBiaiB departaraal
aponaored tha showing of » film on
Hoepttal Iliet.'ties on Wedinxday, M:t.v
IL'. at UdW p.m. la the physics h im
rocmi. The film wns hrought BOTC by
Misa Lute Treat!j sa*aa|daal of the
Aaaerieaa Hetetles aaasofaUloB< on her
ruai to North CaeaUaa. Tha pi«-
turea, whirh ch-monst r;it.-d the ferdiug
Of BSSadtal patient-, were all taken at
the I'niversity of Indiana bOSptbal at
radlaaaneHa. aware many institution
adiiiiiiiHtnitioii gradiini * of the Wom-an's
college have taken graduate train
ing. Ha rah Jane Adams, a former
graduate, completed her training there
last year, and Kachael Moaer, one of
this year's graduate-, has reeeived mi
appointment as dietitian intern.' then
next year.
Mlaa Idalene C.nlledge h III
Miss Idalene Gnlledge, Wesley Foun-dation
director, underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the Greensboro Clin-ic,
Wednesday morning, May 12.
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CHEMISTRY CLUB MEM
PICNIC THIS AUKKMMIN
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The memhera of the CasSBaSSl
are alt. II.hug a -Irak fry thia estsshug
at id. Orsaoafaata Casaahfi i»ark. At tht*
meeting of tin- eluh. the taat to I..
held this season, the new preside at for
next year will bg elected. Th* *tb#r
offiei rs will not be chosen until nest
year. Dorothy Hherwia ia retiring pres-ident
of the rlab, aad Miaa floreace
Schaeffer is sponsor.
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MRS.WILLIAMIDERUITEI
WILL GIVE TALK
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