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The Daily Tar Heel from Chapel Hill, North Carolina • Page 2

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Chapel Hill, North Carolina
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THE TAR HEEL "Why do they" call THE TAR HEEL Social Features of Bible Study Wcrk FA 1 DRUGGISTS. cuits Educators? asked the Fresh. "Because they are college-f bred'' replied the wise soph. And they gave him decent Official Organ of the Athletic Association of the University of North Carolina. Published Weekly.

Thp social features of the Bible study work this year has tnterment. sphinx. been a great success. We are glad of this opportunity to ex COLLEGE OF press our sincere thanks to. those WITH OUR ADVERTISERS Below is a list of the men who make RICHMOND, VA.

members of the i'acultv, and es BOARD OF EDITORS-L. N. Morgan, Editor-in-Chief ASSISTANT KDITORS-IN-C'IIIEFO B. H. Me bane D.

Hmirra ASSOCIATE EDITORS "Without pecially their Wives, who by their possible THE TAR HEEL, Siaerf McQaire, them there would be no TAR HEEL; kindness and hospitality have without your trade they can't ailord made it possible or u. tocairv i 1 to advertise. If you care for your col-out this part of oui -Bible study iege publication give these men your JVEWBUZLDWO B.D.Stephenson A. L. M.

Winoixs policy. All ol -the groui have trade. EIGHTY EXPERIENCED TEACHERS J. If. Rand M.

Dunnaoan Lenoir Chambers A. A. McKay thoroughly enjoyed these social EXCELLENT CLINICAL FACILITIES MODERN LABORATORY DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE ADDRESS 'y evenings in the horn- of the R.W.Scott, Andrew Jr faculty. Indeed, encli- boy re G. J.

Carrinhton MANAGERS ports an exceed in ly pleas-mt and enjoyable time. C. Ef Pittman, Bnsinees Manager F. L. Eui.kss Circulation Manager It is hard to estimate the great value of the socials not only i the i CHAPEL HILL A.

A. Kluttz. W. E. Brown.

E. Cates Merritt Sparrow Marse Jesse Jones G. C. Pickard M. Thompson Eubanks Drug Co L.

G. TJtley Patterson Bros J. D. Webb Dr. Wm.

Lynch. Piece Hammer M. T. Skears.s Publication ManitgiT students themselves, but also to i In The New Model me iiuie suuiv neparunenr, ve Entered as second class matter iit.tlie feel assured that the facultV; vill postoffice at Chapel Hill, N. September 11.

1911. auiy co-opera-ie wtui me liibie a. irmaca study committee each year in making the entertainment of the Andrews' Cash Store ICv-u an Kolelii Printed by'Tbe University Press, Chapel Hill, N. C. Bible study groups, an annual B.

Sorrell Long Bill Jones feature of this department of association Fred Merritt University Inn Commons Hall C. Walton Johnson, Chairman, Bible Study Com. Subscription Price, $1.50 Per Year, Payable. in advance or. during.

the. fit-fit term. Single Cpie, 5 Cents. Tank Hunter tn1. i'i unit- H.itta partH isi tt tln iumiuit whotUw :) id Onr li inT in all out i I'ni nit luiut, no tnKlvs ir H'iehwl.

W. a cur ii! iclnii lever t) ii--, i n-li n-i lv stirrups mi ii rl- ilt' in ii rtiitii'l ttt tof of l.ainmcr. Our litimnn'V Irnvfls lens 11.hu ha'fan titkiuu only l-l'S tii." Mtioiid to lire. St-'i-ii- iii't not cut, uw ny Jmninicrs or UX'k in tiovitnilitl into I'vitiiiH to ifiwi'iit. titliig and surra gr.td.-M, not t-i iis'.

I. Bailey H. H. Patterson; University Supply Co University Sermon Boger DURHAM, By Bishop Strange The students of the University have learned with'genuine regret that Dr. Edwin Mims has resigned his position as a member Pritchard, Bright Company Ithaca Can Cn.

Box 123. Ithaca. N. Y. Bishop Robert Strange of Wil Sneed Markham Star.

Cafe mington will 'preach 'the Univer Arcade Barber Shop Royal Cafe Durham Cigar. Store sity sermon for March next Sun day night in GerrardHall. Bishop Strange is an alumnus of the Uni- of the faculty in order to become the' head of the English Department inv Vanderbilt University. Although he has been here but two years he has become recognized as an enthusiastic student of 'literature, an earnest teacher and'' friend of University men. Student, confidence is hard to Yearby Drug Co Blacknall Son Main St.

Pharmacy Royal Borden versuy, ana every year pays a visit to his alma mater. No more popular or excellent speaker faces H. A. Gaskina the student audience during the RALEIGH entire year. He always has some Tucker Building Pharmacy gatn in a short time; student Ferry Noble thing to say, and says it- which I judgement sometimes biased.

is the cause for the profound im Whiting Horton King's Business College But without bias and' without pression he always makes on the insincerity in a short two years. GREENSBORO students. Doctor Mims has gained the con J. Van Lindley. Bishop Robert irange will be SOUTHERN RAILWAY MOST DIRECT UNE TO ALL rOISTb North, South, Edst, Jfest CONVENIENT SCHEDULES FIRST-CLASS EQUIPMENT COMPLETE DINING CAR SERVICE Through Pullman Sleeping Cars to all Principal Cities Principal Cities and Rksokts ok Texas, California and Florida CAN P.KST BE REACHED VIA The SOUTHERN RAILWAY If ynvi are contemplating a trip, it would be wise to first consult a irpresfntative of tlie SOUTHERN RAILWAY, who? will gladly and courteously furnish you with rmy and all information as to rates, schedules, 'Pullman sleeping ear accommodations, etc.

fidence, the admiration, and the affection of the students. With the regret of the students at his loss as a member of the faculty is T. T. Hanes MISCELLANEOUS Southern Railway Norfolk Southern Ithaca Gun. Ithaca, N.

Zinzendorf Laundry, Winston-Salem the speaker on the occasion of the Mission Study Rally held under the auspices of the Young Men's Christian Association, Mouday night, March 4th, in Gerrard Hall. Bishop Strange is one of mingled-their regret at bis loss University of "Virginia, Charlottes- the best informed men in the iriii South on the question of Missions, American Tobacco Co. and his address will be of interest O. F. Craig, University Station to every student of the Univer- Bastian Bros, Rochester, N.

Yi as a man; There were many good reasons whyv Dr, Mims might have refused 'the professorship at Vanderbilt, but there were better reasons for his acceptance. There is no resentment at Carolina because of his acceptance, no resentment; only sincere regret. sity. At this meeting the''Asso- Medical ColleM of Rich ciation will begin its' Mission Study policy. The three courses that will bc offered by the Asso ciation are "The Problems of the J.

O. JONES, T. V. R. II.

DkBUTTS, T. P. A. Raleigh, N. C.

Ciiaulottio, N. C. S. II. 1IARDW1CK, P.

T. II. V. CARV, G. P.

A. Washington, N. C. "The Negro Life in the Can Supply You Almost Anything You Want, South," and "The Decisive Hour of Christian Missions" ROSeS, CarnatiOnS, PeaS, The Royal Cafe and Restaurant ViOletS, NarCiSSUS, etC, (ymler Cotillion Club to Give a Hop It is our business to supply Flowers for your pleasure. Metropolitan' Old Piatt Open Day H1 Night fables Reserved (or Ladies.

Royal Borden Furniture Co. Durham North Carolina Dealers In High-Grade Furniture Championships are fu.nny things. To figure one out is like attempting to -square the circle, trying to isolve some other mathematical monstrosity, or taking "a shot at' creation with a blank For instance, take take the basketball championship of North Carolina. Trinity beat Wake Forest; Wake Forest beat A. and Carolina' beat Wake Forest; therefore Carolina is the champion.

Or again: Guilford beat' Carolina; Trinity beat Guil ford; A. and beat Trinity; therefore: A. and M. is the champion And once again: The Carolina Cotiliion Club met last Friday night and elected Quick and Polite Servian. Ucular dinner 25 conts.

We Kiiiranuji) iiii eneh order in five miinitOH. (iive us it trial and 1)P convinced. 6.U0 Meal 'J'ieket $5.00 $3.50 ticket for 119 East Main Street. Next to Model Furniluro House. Phone 487- DURHAM.

N. C. Every-' Furnishings for Students. thing for the Home. officers and leaders for the hop to be given during Junior week.

The officers chosen-were president, L.N. Morgan; treasurer, J. Peck Fen ner. The election i for J. Van Lindley Nursery GREENSBORO, N.

C. Geo. V. Strong, College Agent, ALL SORTS OF FURNI TURE leaders of the dance resulted in EubanRs Drug Co. Prescription Specialists Chapel Hill North Carolina Guilford beat1 kand M.

Wake the choice of K. M. Ray, leader, Forest beat Guilford; Triuity beat S. Parker, and H. Hallibur-Wake Forest; therefore: Trinity ton, assistants, is the champion.

And then you Membership in the dub is open can always figure Wake Forest to all students of the University, as being champion of everything All fraternity men are considered AT E. A. BROWN'S, Next to Pickwick. Picture Framing a Specialty. MEET ME AT CIGAR STORE.

There is Only One. Durham Cigar Store Co, Opponite Postoilicty DURHAM, Open ufler every hIiow. "When in Raleigh, Go To Tucker Building Pharmacy For your DrinKs, and Smokes On the Corner she ever-went'-into; honorary members. A ny non- Carolirja A. and Trinity, rat man may join on paying the Call at 0, Paffrcnn'o Wake Forest; take your choice; fee of one dollar.

It is the hope cUierSOIl its all 'a matter of preference, of the members that every non- OPPOSITE THE CAM PUS Trulv, as-the Greensboro poet frat man in college will ioin the wi -n i uau i wm join irie -where you will find Men's FuniiHlniiKH says, Championships are a club and in 1 his way assure the. Trunks, Dnm Suit Cn mixed mess." financial success of the dance to Kuh, rcady-nuttlo SIiwIh. I'illow. Caw, TowcIh, DowIh and i)itclierH, BASTIAN BROS'. Manufacturing Jewelers, Engravers and Stationers.

Engraved Invitations and Class and Society Pins. Box77 a. Y. This, of course, leaves out be given. Durham Y.

M. C. Elon Col- The club will give a dance lege, and Buie's Creek they have either on the alu-rnooii of Thurs-about- as much right to the day, the 11, or the. morning of championship as any of the four. Friday 12tb.

It BlacKnall Son, DRUGGISTS, DURHAM, N. AkciiIh for Huyler's and Tilfcrd'i Candies, KeroHtme oil lieat-trH, Hardware nf all kindM, and tverj lliii: All Good Deliveied Promplly.

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Pages Available:
73,248
Years Available:
1893-1992