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Evening star., 1950-04-23
By Nelson IA. Shepard


Octason House, the temporary
White House Of 1S14-15, where
President Madison signed the
Treaty Of Ghent, is undergoing
major renovation.
Like the White House. the ar
ehitectural finesse Of its interior
IL being preserved intact, but un-
like the White House, the foun-
dations Of Octagon House are as
solid as rock. In that respect, a
century and a half Of use has
dealt more gently with it.
One of the most storied man.
sions in Washington, Octagon
House declined gradually from
riches to rags until so years ago
when it became headquarters of
the American Institute of Archi-
tects, whose members love and
revere it's architectural merits
and oddities. In another month,
the stately residence at Eight
eenth street and New York avenue
NV, built by Col. John Tayloe
in 1798-1800 and designed by DR..
William Thornton. one of the de-
signers Of the Capitol, will come
into its own again as one of the
citv's finest homes
Rehabilitation of the building at
this time is part of $4,000 pro-
gram OF the ALA. After half
century of humdrum Office use,
Octagon House is being redeco-
rated and furnished after the fash
ion of its palmy days.
Convention Set May 1913.
The institute is to hold its
eighty-second annual convention
here May 10 to 13 and plans are
being made to complete the res
toration of Octagon House by
then. 1t will serve as the official
reception house of the Nations S
architects.
Within the brick walled gar
dens and grounds. the old stable
and carriage house on the north
side are being converted into a
museum. The beautiful x-hedge
and garden which connects the
mansion with the Administration
Building on the east side is also
being redesigned to fit into the
reception-house scheme. A me-
mortal to architects killed in two
world wars, the work of the sculp-
tor Lee Lawrie, is another feature
of this restoration program.
Eight or ten colored families
were living in the houses, doing
q rag business, when the archi-
tects took over in 1899. In the
spacious front parlor they found
the floor stacked high with rags
and rubbish. They found also.
amid the squalor, one of the
finest mantleS in Washington.
Unique Mantle Still Stands.
That this particular English
made mantle should have sur
vived the years without even a
nick is a miracle which few can
understand. The inscription
"Coade stone. London, 1897" is
still discernible. The material. re-
sembling stone and painted white,
is said to have been made by a
secret process. Carved figures
including cupids - are intact.
There are other fine mantles in
Octagon House and most of them
are in nearly perfect condition.
The Institutes Offices were
transferred to the Administration
Building last September. With a
wealth of talent at its command.
the Institute is being guided in
its renovation work by a complete
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Bethesda Chevy Chase Wins Top Hqh School Press Honors

Cash prizes were presented by
the press group. Winners were as
follows:
Editorial-Julian King. jr., Da-
mascus, first; Neil Wicker. Bethes-
da Chevy Chase. second, and
Henry Turner. of the same school.
third.
News - Mary Louise Hanson,
Montgomery Blair. first: Gilbert
Deaf, Bethesda-C Chevy Chase. sec
ond, and Charles Crum. Mont
gomery-Blai third.
Sports-Jack Prettyman, Rich
ard Montgomery. first; Fred
Warder. Bethesda Chevy Chase,
second, and Earl Bates. Of the
same school. third.
Features-Nancy Mcdaniel. Da-
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Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School won top honors yesterday
at the fourth annual Montgomery
County Inter- High Scholastic
Press Conference.
The conference. sponsored by
the county's Inter High Student
Council, was held at the winners
school. with more than so pro-
spective young journalists in at
tendance.
The Bethesda school for the
second successive year was awarded
the Montgomery County Press
Association plaque for compiling
the highest number of points in
various contests. The school also
won first place in exhibits Of
student publications.
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Fishburne to Hear Sherman

WAYNESBORO, Va, April %,
R. Col. Raymond Sherman,
senior ground instructor of the
Virginia National Guard, will
speak here May 26 at commence
ment exercises of Fishburne Mill
tary School. He was a faculty
member at Fishburne from 1898
to 1912.
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mascus. first: Patricia williams,
Gsithersburg. second. and Char
lotte Frost, Richard Montgomery.
third.
PooleSville High School won
honorable mention in the exhibit
class.
In addition to the contests. con-
ference delegates also heard talks
by Howard P Bailey. assistant to
the managing editor of The Star:
Louis Leimbach. president of the
county'S Press Association, and
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Mrs, Stella Werner. columnist for
the Montgomery Record.
Young Turner, editor of the
Bethesda Chevy Chase schools
student paper. The Tattler. pre-
sided.
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Noviqoble Streams

Arkansas is said 10 have more
miles OF nsvieable streams In pro-
portion TO its area than any other
State.
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CONTINUED on Next PaGsa
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7 ACRES
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ALEXANDRIA - Double-header spe-
cial. Two nice bungalows in Alex in
is situated on $40 acres and the
other in, the. exclusive section of
Rosemont. Both are clean pieces of
Both have front porches and ga
RACES. For information and appt. to
see. call BOB DUNCAN REAL ES-
TATE, KI. S-8015. 1920 Prince St,
Alexandria ANT1oUE-1nterest-
ing and attractive old home with
large living room, fireplace f1anked
by bookShelves, dining room, kitch-
en-. three bedrooms; fireplace in
master suite: another full attic
room; large garden with mellowed
fences ard in excellent location in
heart Of! old Alexandria; close to
stores, churches, schools, buses. etc,
yet with, a maximum of quiet and
privacy; S21 500. BATCHELLER
& SON, 105 S. Royal ST.. AL. 1247.
ARLINGTON-Non can assume
40 loan;s only $3.50 cash and S75
mo-, inchttiing taxes; i've nice rms,
large fenced lot with shade trees;
convenient location. MITCHELL
QUICK: ST. 5969; eve, RA.. 341S,
ARLINST3NHeE SatR IN home nsdIs with bed sSd
bath on 2nd f.; full bsmt., concrete
driveway. seasoned fir framing, large
lot. A DEVELOPMENT of fine homes,
adj. Lyon Village, 5 min. to George
town. Directions: Out Lee hwy. l "a
miles from Key Bridge. left on Kirk
wood I'd. at Lyon Village Hot Shoppe,
going about 2 blocks to N. 18th st.
where you turn right and drive, al
ways bearing right, to $500 N. Goth
ST.; S15.9S0: no agents. OWNER
BUILDER, CHI. 0001.
ARLINGTON RIDGE ROAD section;
new; bedrooms, 31a baths. Call
A STONE PATIO OF your own goes
with this white brick Cape Cod.
Large liv. rm. with firepl. and pic
ture window, din. rm. with picture
window, electric equipped kit. with
GE dishwasher and garbage dis
posal: bedrm., bath and den on lSt
flr.; large beorns. and bath, 2nd
f.; full bSmt.; roughed in bath: gas
a.-c. heat; large lot with garden;
substantial cash req. Don't miss
this bargain; open for your inspec-
ton, to 6, Sun. To see: Out Lee
blvd. to Seven Corners, right on
No. Z hwy. to Roosevelt st., right on
Roosevelt to Ridge pl., right on
Ridge pl. to SO3 and open sign. De-
RAMUS REALTY CO., FA. 1922,
days or ewes.
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peter j. hagen
OFFERS
S10,25O
S-BEDROOM RAMBLERS

CT NOTHING DOWN
A new, group Of 3-bedroom. asbestos
equipped kitchen, including better.
grade steel cabinets, electric garbage
disposal and q large SIT. refg.
plenty of closet space; nicely deco
rated. all painted walls; full TILED
bath; Lots average 5Ox150; new
streets included in sales price. Pur-
of ct least $40. Conveniently 10.
Gated in .Riverdale. Nd: close tc
stores, schools and transportation
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WE SELL HOUSES
ALL OPEN SUN, IT
oo10 NARnr INIE AIrr


2-bedroom bungalow, newly dec
throughout. Liv. rm. with fireplace
tile bath. oil h.-w.h.. mod. kit; leve
lot, outside fireplace; vacant; i'm.
med. poss.; 1 block to transp. Price
only S10,750; $1,000 cash. To reach
Colesville rd., rt. on Franklin ave.
rt. on Caroline ave.
9209 LONG BRANCH PKWY
2-story home in excel. cond. Liv. rm
with fireplace, 2 bedrmS.. / bath,
full bsmt.; close to schools and trans,
Price, 81 800. To reach: Franklin
ave. to Old Bladensburg rd.. TT. to
1921 EAST AVE.
$4,000, see this home today.
bedrms.. tile bath on 1st floor. Fin
ished stairway to End floor for 9
additional bedrms. and bath; plumb
ing and heat roughed in; could be
nnlshed at minimum of expense;
full bsmt., gas heat; all brick, well
built. To reach: Georsia ave, left
on Viers Mil I'd, left at 1st traffic
112 HAMILTON ST.
Prewar brick; slate roof, newly dec
throushout: excl, neighborhood: fire.
place, rec. rm:, 1st floor; oil h.-w.h h.
bedrms. and bath. Price, $14.95O
To reach: Franklin ave-, right on
Ocala. rt. on Hamilton.
512 DEERFIELD ST.
3-bedrm, brick, "a bath LIST floor: liv
rm. with fireplace, din. rm.. mod
kit. wall l-to-wall carpet: close to
Blair High School. Price, $17.5O0
To reach: Dale DIR. to Deerfeld. "a
block to house.
514 BONIFANT ST.
Corner of Dale and Bonifant. This
brk. home on beaut. Handicapped lot
has liv. rm. with fireplace, nice-size
din. rm., mod. kit, lge. screened
porch, 3 bedrms., built-in garage, gas
ht. Walking distance to Hecht' IS
store. Priced for quick sale.
THOMPSON g. GRAY
REALTORS
904 Ellsworth DR., Silver SprinV. Nd
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CHEVERLY

7 ROOMS BATHS
large 2-story brick consisting of
lovely lily. rm; with open fireplace,
Iamily-size din. rm.. large fully
moor, ) lovely bedrms and full
tiled bath; full bsmt. with outside
entrance; bsmt. has been water
proofed and painted and has one
real nice finished rm. with pvt.
shower bath; large closets through
gut. This home is in exceptionally
nne condition. Lot has driveway
and is fenced in the rear; paved
streets and sidewalks. GIs, $4,000
down. See 1t today.
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Civilian Opportunity

SALES INC. 1920 X st. NV.
MA. 5005
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OPEN EVERY DAY

2 new houses. / stucco over masonry
and / Cape Cod, asbestos frame;
each house has 8 large rooms and
bath, with plenty of closet space
and stairway to unfinished. End
ground; $11,5O0 each; may go GI.
To reach: Out Rt. so to Lanham.
Md, bear left on Lanham and
Bowie I'd. Ia miles, on right.
ALVIN EPLING
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COOL FALKLAND

OOOH Z 4414V4I144NO
Open 2 to 6-We have 2 lge. ramblers
up for inspection and will build 10
more, 54x32 #. 3 bedrooms large
enough for twin beds. 20-ft liv. rm.
with fireplace. large separate dining
room, beautiful kitchen with dinette
space, utility rm. with elec. washer
OF land; walking distance to schools,
buses and stores; S16,75O Direc-
tions: Out N. H ave. past N. o. L.,
turn right on Columbia pike Ton the
road to LaureD 212 miles to Fair
land, turn left 2 blks. to homes.
SOLEM REALTY CO., MA. 4244;
eyes, WI S9OS
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S12.950
BRENTWOOD

BRENTWOOD
Lse; brick bungalow, 4 bedrms.. s
baths; iy, rm., din. rm., bedrms
and bath In bsmt.: furnace rm. anc
storage rm. in bsmt.: outside en-
trance; INV. oil heat: brick
screened front porch; lge. lot witt
abundance OF trees and flowers
paved street and sidewalks; excel
location. conv. to everything.
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S14.300
GI APPROVED

= I1 AEFftOVED
Groom and bath 2-story brick; first
nroor; living room with fireplace.
tamily-sized dining room, kitchen:
SECOND floor. 3 bedrooms. tiled bath
full basement. large screened porch ;
corner lot; rear fence; very con-
yeniently located; $1,000 down to
veterans.
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GROVE
OPEN 2 TO 6

OPEN 2 TO 6
Assume CT loan. 31O6 Parker ave.
Wheaton Hills, Md Lovely q
bedrm. brick bungalow; lge. fenced
yd: GI loan of $500 payable $40
per mo- Directions: Out Viers Mill
I'd. then right on Newport Mill rd
MR.. BRYER, SH. 6292, COX g. CO.,
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S15,950

4Sll CHEROKEE STREET
Army colonel transferred. Beautiful
Groom and bath, 2-story brick; frst
6oor with large living room and
fireplace, very large dining room,
modern equipped kitchen; second
floor, 8 large bedrooms and tiled
basement with painted floors and
walls. beautiful leather bar. built-in
cabinets for laundry facilities, out
side entrance. gas heat. equipped
with aluminium storm windows and
screens; large corner lot. Priced
right at S15.950. Low down pay
ment to qualified veterans. $4,000
down, non-vet.
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S14,q5O

2-story brick, 8 rooms and bath;
first floor. lovely living room with
open fireplace, family sized dining
ROOM modern kitchen with stain
less, steel sink; second floor. 3
good-sized bedrooms and full tiled
bath. full basement with outside
entrance, large screened porch; !;
house has lust been redecorated: :
beautiful lot with plenty OF shrubs
and flowers. f1shpond in the gar
yeniently located in a better resi-
Dental section.
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Civilian, CT, $4,000 Cash
All Brick Bungalow, Sill. Spr.
One-year-old all-brick bungalow in
excellent condition; has large living
room, two bedrooms, complete
kitchen with pine-paneled break
fast nook; located one block oil Ga.
ave. Features include Bendix
washer Venetian blinds, storage at
S10,750. Call Mr.. Skies, MA. 5OO5;
ewes. GIL. $3.50.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC. 1920 K St. NV.
MA. 5005
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CARoLE HIGHLANDS

CAROLE HIGHLANDS
1872 ERSKINE ST.
$13,950, det. brick home. excellent
cond.; 6 nice rms. tile bath, mod
kit. &C. gas heat; large lot. JO-
SEPH F. SWAIN, 81. 71Ol, Realtor
WI. 3413. -i6
HYATTSvILLE AND VICINITY
5-rm. Stucco bungalow; kit. equipped
large rms, excel. cond.; S9,950
S1,500 down. $3.50 per mo. includ
everything.
5-rm. frame bungalow. clean as a
pin; large corner lot; $3.50. $1,000
down, So per mo. pays everything
5-bedrm. brick home, pa baths, full
bsmt., oil h.-w.h., fireplace, large
lot; completely redecor.: S15,5OO
$1,000 down, balance like rent.
BOWIE, MD. 2-YR.-OLD 5-ROOM
STUCCO BUNGALOW
All large rms. perfect cond. / blk
from buslines, stores and so forth
Reasonably priced at $3.50, S1,5OC
down, balance like rent. May &C
GI.
LOUIS MILLER, REAL ESTATE
UN. 2723. EWES. UN. 1856
5213 BALTIMORE AVE, HYATTS
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OPEN 2 TO 6 PM.
SILVER SpRTNG

SILVER SPRING
103 Barron ST.. in exclusive Kilmarock
subdivision, just outside Takoma
Park. If you want a beautiful home
in . neighborhood of peace, quiet
and dignity, then by all means in
spect this home and surroundings:
furnishings and some one will be a
lucky buyer; 6-rm. detached brick.
side screened porch, fireplace, gear
attached garage, artistically land
Scaped. fenced ground and complete
ly furnished. including TV set. auto.
washer and new sewing mach;
blk to bus; price, $19,950; $4,000
down. e Directions: Out N. H. ave.
to Old Bladensburg I'd. left to Car
roll. left to Rarrnn. right to home
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S1O.500
$14,950

Will build on your lot in the SILVER
SPRING OR BETHESDA AREA an
exceptionally well planned and dis
tinctive 3-bedroom brick rambler;
sample house available for your in
spection. For full particulars call
81. O575; ewes, TU. 1858.
C.. L. TRUMBULL & co.
Builders, designers. S416 Georgia
ave Silver EnrinR Md If
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peter ]. hagen

REALTQR, 3S41 34th ST. NE.
UN, 1886, WA. 1857
OPEN DAILY FROM Q TILL .
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CAPE COD BRICK

CAPE COD BRICK
S02 Forest Glen I'd. Silver Spring;
here's a real Standout: charming
Cape Cod brick with bedroom and
bath on 1st floor and 2 bedrooms
snd pain on. on 2na; nTeplase; nnisnee s 3
bath; handicapped lot with rear yard
fenced; Venetian blinds, de luxe
kit; $19,750. Directions: Out
Colesville I'd. to Forest Glen I'd. Top
posite country club, left to home.
REAL ESTATE
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$4,000

$4,000
Large story and a half, 11-rm., s.
bath brick; 1st floor, liv. rm. with
open fireplace, din. rm., kit and
bedrm.: 2nd A.. , bedrms.. liv. rm.
and kit; basement. 3 rms. and bath.
Each floor has separate entrances:
can be used as 3 separate apis. Live
on 1st floor, let the other 2 floors
pay .fo- the home. Gas h.-w.h..
laundry rm. in basement; also sep
arate entrance. Conveniently 10
Gated, near Hyattsville, Md. Shown
by appointment only.
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$4,000
@YTrOIT H0T any A

DUTCH COLONIAL
sized din. rm., fully equipped kit.
and den. 1st f.; 2nd A., 4 lovely
bedrms. and bath: very lge. closets;
full bsmt. with outside entrance, oil
h.-wh.; car port: house kept in
perfect condition: equipped with
storm windows and screens: located
on Landover I'd, close to Prince
Georges Hospital; beautiful corner
lot; suitable for doctors and dentists.
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SI4,7OO
bath frame home, owner-built with
the best of materials and workman
ship. 1St floor: Large living rm.
with open fireplace, extra-large din
ing room and spacious kitchen,
modern in every sense of the word.
2 lovely bedrms.. both master size,
and Q small sewing rm. or nursery
spacious bsmt. with outside en-
trance, large side porch; detached
2-car garage to match house: lot
65x1S0, sodded and Handicapped.
Substantial cash required to nom
veteran. Should go GI. Shown by
appt. only.
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LEWISDALE

R1VERDALE-$1,O 900 DOWN
Immaculate, 2-bedrm. bungalow; tile
bath; large liv. rm. with fireplace;
auto. heat; conv. to transp.: reason
ably priced at $3.50.
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
WA. 5000, Realtor, WA. 05s5.
TAKOMA PARK, $11,5OO
8 rms, tile bath; oil heat: also 2
extra rms. and bath in dry bsmt
excel. cond. Call MR.. HOLLAND,
Sligo 2275 or Sligo 1859.
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,OBERT S. DAVIS & co
NEAR CAMP SPRINGS

New modern 2-bedroom bungalow,
large living room with fireplace,
hardwood floors, oil heat, range and
refrigerator. full basement, over is
acre: bus service: $3.50: $1,000
down. DEWEY M FREEMAN,
32l4 Branch ave. Sc, HI. 7700.
Ofl1ca nran Enndau 1nS
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
CHEVERLY
2412 LAKE AVENUE
CHEVERLY

Two story brick, 1h baths, full bsmt
FHA approved. 6 rms. S15,25O.
Directions: Up Cheverly ave, turn
right on Forest I'd. to end of Green
lear rd. Ia
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ASSUME CT LOAN

2-bedroom bungalow; expandable at
tic, liv. rm., 2 bedrms.. tile bath,
large equip. kit. full bsmt. vacant,
ready for immed. occup., with reas.
down payment. PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY CO., WA. 6655, UN. 1866.
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Groom brick. full bsmt.; 45-ft, 'front.'
age; FHA approved; Sl5,95O. Direc-
tions: Up Cheverly ave, turn right
on Forest rd. to end Of Greenleaf I'd
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h; gas heat; close to all gr
shopping and transp.
Hampshire to Ethan Allen
to Jackson ave, right l bill
e.
)odmoor Agency In
REALTORS
SH. 5555 til 8 pm.
WOODSIDE
nfnp 3-bedroom, 2ia-bath
WOODSIDE

Charming 3-bedroom, 2Ia-bath brick
home in excel. area of beaut. homes.
Lovely screened porch leads of liv
rm., center-hall plan, din. rm., nice
kit, full bSmt.. beaut., cool and
shady Handicapped lot. An except
buy for S20,500. Call SH. SOLO
Smyrna times., 1950-09-07
u. of d. PREPARE
FOR FRESHMEN
Freshman Week at Univer.
sity of Delaware To Begin
Sunday, September IL
LIST ACTIVITIES

A consolidated Freshman Week
program has been arranged for the
approximately 500 entering stu
dents at the University of Della
ware. For the first time, the ori-
entation period will begin on d
Sunday, continuing for FIVE days
until the traditional convocation
exercises mark the formal opening
of the college year.
Freshman Week previously has
continued from Thursday through
the following Wednesday. The new
schedule eliminates the time lost
in the inactive weekend which re-
suited.
This year, Freshman Week will
begin September II with students
reporting between 2 and $50 pm,
to the offices of the deans of men
and women. Room assignments
will be given at that time. After
dinner, there will be an organ re-
cital at 7:15 pm. in Mitchell Hall,
and a vesper service at 7:30.
Rounds of tests, lectures, greet
ings, rallies, and social affairs will
begin the next morning. After q
modern language placement test
at $3.50 am, there will be an as
sembly at 10 with greetings to the
freshmen from DR.. Allan P. Col
burn, acting president. At 1890
women students will meet with
Miss Amy Rextrew, dean of wo'
men. in Wolf Hall auditorium, ano
men with DR.. ]. Fenton Daugher'
ty. dean of men, in Mitchell Hall
Writing of English themes will oc'
cupy the early part OF Monday
afternoon, and at A pm, an innov'
alton in Freshman Week proceed
ure will see the introduction Of
campus tours, starting from the
north side of the Memorial Lib
rary. A music program in Mitch
ell Hall at 1880 will comprise the
evenings entertainment.
Tuesday morning at $3.50, the
deans of the Schools of Arts &
Smyrna times., 1950-09-07

Science, Agriculture. Education,
Engineering, and Home Economics
will meet with students who are
enrolling in their respective units.
From 1 to 5 pm. that afternoon
there will be testing program in
the Field House under the super
vision of the Psychological Ser
vices Center. A dramatic program
will be presented in Mitchell Hall
at 7:3O.
At Wednesdays first meeting,
beginning at 9 am. in Mitchell
Hall, various phases of the student
activities program will be explain
ed by representatives of the Stu
dent Government Association.
Talks by the heads of the mems
and women's physical education
departments will be given at 1p.m.,
and at 8 o'clock students who are
to commute to the campus will
meet with the deans of men and
women. The presidents reception
for incoming students will be held
in Warner Hall, beginning at four
o'clock. There will be an inform
al get-together with dancing and
games, beginning at 7:30 o'clock
in the Field House.
Advice on the use of the Memoir
ial Library's 10000 books and
periodicals will be given by Librar-
ian William D. Lewis at $3.50 am.
Thursday morning in Mitchell
Hall. Men students will remain
there for talks by the ROTC staff
at 9;3O am.
The convocation exercises will
be held at $3.50 pm. on Thursday,
but they will be followed by a
"big and little sister" picnic for
women, at 5 pm. at the Welsh
Tract Church grounds.
Glasses will begin at o'clock
the next morning.
Attendance at all scheduled
activities of Freshman Week is OBJ
ligatory. Coupon books to be pre-
sented by all freshmen at the var
ious programs now are being mail
ed, together with certain informa-
ton about the university. Women
students, including those who will
not live on the campus during the
college year, have been invited to
stay in a dormitory during the
week. Upperclass girls, chosen
from among leaders on campus,
will be on hand throughout the
week to aid the freshmen girls in
various ways.
Smyrna times., 1950-09-07

Smyrna Cleaners, won by George
Pusey; one-year subscription to
Smyrna Times, won by Roland
Deamer.
Saturdays Prizes
Saturdays $5 cleaning certifi-
cate, Smyrna Cleaners, won by
Mrs. Anna Pawn; one-year sub
scription to Smyrna Times, won by
Henry Dukes; SIS worth of lumber
donated by Right Lumber Yard,
won by Louis Scheffer, Blackbird.
Mondays Prizes
Monday set of seat covers,
donated by RothwelPs Garage, won
by June Cook, Clayton; l set of
seat covers to fit your car, donated
by Lee Slaughter, won by Mrs.
Earl Carter; / Fryrite Automatic
Electric Deep Fat Fryer, won by
Mrs. Edith Short, Smyrna; one
year subscription to Smyrna
Times, won by Coleman Hardesty;
SIS cleaning certificate, Smyrna
Cleaners, won by Leon Collins; $45
suit of clothes, donated by Woot-
tens Clothing Store, first suit,
won by Herman Tucker; second
suit, won by Charles p. David.