Double M Club Plans Benefit Event At YWCA
The Double M Club organizes a benefit bridge and fashion show at the YWCA Gatewood Avenue on Wednesday Sept 16. Play begins at 10 a.m. luncheon at noon with a John T. Ellis fashion show after. Proceeds go to YWCA Play-Y program Kindergarten for the Handicapped Carrousel Theatre Meals On Wheels City Beautification World Fellowship of the YWCA United Fund and a special mothers project. Tickets available via Mrs Ralph Martin at 883 9331.
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John T. Ellis
Double M Club
YWCA
Gatewood Avenue
David Chain
Kindergarten For the
Carrousel Theatre
Meals On Wheels
World Fellowship of the Ywca
United Fund
Ralph Martin
Greek Week Focuses on Community Involvement On Campus
IFC vice president Bob Wilson notes interest in the fraternity system has waned but Greek Week aims to re introduce it through community outreach. Fraternity members set up information booths at the Pit and Carroll Hall while distributing a new Fraternity Interest Booklet and hosting free films. Tuesday’s Community Affairs Project Day will transform junk into playground equipment for Elliott Woods and Chase Park and repair the Interchurch Council Clothing Cooperative space.
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Bob Wilson
IFC
Carolina
Carroll Hall
Elliott Woods
Chase Park
Bob McKenzie
Senator Lynwood Smith Addresses DAR Meeting
State Senator T. Lynwood Smith spoke on The Constitution and State Legislation at the Alexander Martin Chapter DAR meeting. He urged electing honest and competent representatives as a constitutional citizen obligation. Mrs. Scott Garten announced the fifth district DAR meeting at the Holiday Inn Burlington, with refreshments served earlier by chapter hostesses.
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Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
T. Lynwood Smith
Scott Garten
District Dar
Holiday Inn
Burlington
P. C. Idol
Samuel Gill
H. C. Williams
G. H. Kearns
J. R. Fox
Royster M. Tucker
N. Kelly Bullard
Grady Idol
Return To College Honored By UNC Phi Beta Kappa
Rosaleen Marie Clark a UNC Chapel Hill junior, awarded the Ernest L. Mackie Phi Beta Kappa Scholarship for 1975 76 for highest academic average among rising juniors in need of aid. Clark, with a 3.9 GPA, shifted from evening to day study, majors in history and psychology, plans a PhD, and credits inspiring teachers and late start for her success.
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Chapel Hill
Rosaleen Marie Clark
University of North Carolina At
Claude George Jr
Unc-Ch
Phi Beta Kappa
Clark
Durham
UNC
Chapel Hill High School
The
University
Carolina
Cullowhee
Lewis Clark
Western Carolina University
Lillian Clark
Ernest L. Mackie
Mackie
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