Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Theatre News COLUMBIA Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday IRENE RICH in "DRARIS" ifeaturing William Collier, Jr., Edpa Murphy, Douglas Gerrard, Andere Ran dolph and Richard Tucker. Based on the story by Carolyn Wells. IMPERIAL Monday and Tuesday THE GAY DEFENDER wih Richard Dix Wednesday and Thursday THE FAIR CO-ED with Marion Davies Friday and Saturday MAN, WOMAN AND SIN with John Gilbert RIVOLI On the Stage All Week PAUL RENO'S BIG PARADE CO. featuring Vaudeville and Musical Com edy Acts. Three changes during week. Midnight Show Sunday Night, 12:01 am ON THE SCREEN Monday and Tuesday PRIVATE IZZY AND MURPHY Sidelight on the Late War Wednesday and Thursday BERTHA, THE SEWING MACHINE GIRL Friday and Saturday Zane Grey's DESERD GOLD IDEAL Monday and Tuesday IN OLD KENTUCKY James Murray and Helen Costello Wednesday and Thursday THE LAST WALTZ A UFA Production Friday and Saturday JAMES JAMES and Fred Thompson BROADWAY Monday CHRIST1INE OF THE BIG TOP Pauline Garon and Culien Landis Tuesday RED HEADS PREFERRED Raymond Hitchcock and Marjorie Daw Wednesday LADIES BEWARE with George O'Hara Thursday THAT MODEL FROM PARIS with Marceline Day Friday and Saturday HEY, HEY, COWBOY with Hoot Gibson A.T.O. REINSTALLS ALPHA PHI CHAPTER (Continued From Page One) members of Xi chapter from the Col lege of Charleston performed the cere mony. Arthur Rivers, Lawrence Voight, Richard Grant, Joseph Mar shall, Cary Beckwith, Heyward Fur man, Coming Gibbes and William Furt Wengler. Addresses wer made at the banquet by former governor D. C. Heyward. Harold Goodfellow, province chief of New York; J. M. Kinard, Newberry; Thomas McDow, York ; Henderson H. Packard, national worthy grand chief i Brockton, Mass.; and Smith Bryan of Columbia. Dr. P. V. Mikeil presided. Some seventy-five people attended the dance at Forest Lake. The hono-r guests were alurini of the chapte-r and a number of prominent alumni from the South and members from other * chapters were present. Several hours of dancing were enjoyed, and during the evening punch and sandwiches were served. The freshman wondered if it was as * phalt when the mitle fell down on the pavement and 'broke its leg. Cannibal Princess-Mother,- I am bringing a young man home for supper. Cannibal Mother-Well, don't bring a tough one. Lucky Is the girl that marries a man with money to burn. She makes a BLUE KEY CHAPTER BROUG"fT TO CAROLINA (Continued Ftrom kkage One) council; captain cross country team; member South Carolina legislature; member club petitioning Delta Sigma Phi; student instructor in mathematics. Harry L. M. Hingion- Euphradian society; W. W. Ball Press club; (peti tioning Sigma Delta Chi); contributor Carolinian. F. C. Godshall-Varsity baseball (two years); freshman basketball team; scholarship in economics; Block "C" club; president Union club; Commorce club. Ryan Milo Smith-Vice-president ju nior class; president senior class; 'Dresi dent student body; president Clariosoph ic society; president freshman law class; president Arrow club; president Lexing ton club; vice-president Y. M. C. A.; freshman debating team; varsity debat ing team; member debating council; se nior honor club; executive committee of German club; Carolinian, Gamecock and Garnet and Black staffs; instructor in history; member of group petitioninp Phi Kappa Sigma. Arthur Medlock-Editor of the Caro linian; president Wauchope club; vice president Chanticleer club; Garnet and Black staff; member Euphradian society. instructor in French department; W. W. Ball Press clubk, Burton Shook-Editor arkd associatt editor The Gamecock; vice-president censor. secretary and treasurer and treas. censor, secretary, treasurer and critic, Euphradian society; W. W. Ball Press club; member South. Carolina College Press association; Garnet and Black staff. Arthur Ray Godshall, Jr.-President, vice-president, critic, sergeant-at-arms, monitor of Clariosophic society; vice president of junior class; Little Trian gle debate, two years; business managei Carciiniaq; Gamecock staff; Y.M.C.A council, cabinet and chairman of discus sion group leaders, business manager of handbook; Union county club; Law as sociatioq; member of debating council; member of W. W. Ball Press club; rep resentative to South Carolina College Press association. Harry E. Davis-Chanticleer club; stage manager Town theatre; essay Edward W. Ballenger, Jr.-Sports ed itor, The Gamecock, '26; '27; athletic editor Garnet and Black '27-28; letter man in track; W. W. Ball Press club; CONCENTRATING ON WILSON BROTHERS HABERDASHERY Colorful as the sunset, anud gay as au tsumn woods after the leaves have turned, this season's neckwear awaits the pleasure of your selection here. Dozens of patterns and colors--created for Wilson Brothers by siIk - makers at home and abroad--to choose from. There's something here to suit every mnan's taste or fancy. KINARD'S is specializing on a group of silk and lisle sock, in the brightest, smartest and most colorful patterns of the year. They are priced at - three pairs for ordy $1.50 M. L. KINARD, Inc. 1523 MAIN STREET Charlie Brown. Campus. Re. :Clarioso0hia IAterty adt Block ' RobertE. Babb, Jr.-Rost graduate in engineering. fellow is engineering: member sudent -A.Qa; second' ie tenant R.O.T0.; firit Jieutenant R.O. T.C.I B. S. in civit eni#eering. Claude R. Dunbar-Froshman it% law. member Law associatio';-A. B. degree with following honors at the Citadel: Second lieutenant R.O.T.C.; First lieu tenant R.O.T.C.; International Relations club; cross country team, an assistant editor of school paper. Joseli Karesh- Secretary freshman class; reporter Gamecock (two terms); assistant editor Gamecock (two terms); Keitt oratorical medar winner; winnier inter society debate medal; University of Pittsburg debate; Big 'lriangle debate (two years); Little Triangle debate; Georgia-Alabama debate; Furman-Wof ford debate; winner intra society decla matioj4 medal; South Carolina champion 'and winner of Southern championship medal National Oratorical contest; sec retary W. W. Ball Press club; secretary debating council; member South Caro lina College Press association; censor, fitlncial secretary, Euphradian Literary society; president South Carolina college press associatio. Bruce W. White-Vice-president soph omore class law association; president of W. W. Ball Press club; critic, sergeant at-arms, secretary of Clariosophic liter ary society; vice-president Arrow club; Gamecock, Carolinian and Garnet and Black staff. D. E. Frierson-Clariosophic Literary society; Freshman track; Varsity track; Blcok 'C' club; undergraduate History club; President Anderson County club; Highlanders club; treasurer, soWiomore -class; treasurer, junior class; Cercle de Francais; Vertulia Espanola. EVERY pipe is a pipe when it's pacd The tidy red tin el -and how! Why, ter the instant you and get that ma aroma. Every ch< cheer, and you're of the world. Then you load uj That taste--that m gotten, can't-get't< taste! Cool as a ci stag-line. Sweet Mild and mellow a ing, with a balan< 1ERINE --the ne Billiards RIGlEEN CAROM AND POCKET TABLES 1216 Main Street Columbia, S. C. "As Copeland Goes, So Goes the Fashion- Learn the Way" MANHATTAN SHIRTS-STETSON HATS-BRADLEY SWEATERS-MUNSING UNDERWEAR Everything Seasonable and Stylish for Men Who Care COPELAND COMPANY 1535 Main Street Columbia, S. C. Home of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes Phone 6061 Service Is Our Motto: Give Us a Trial CHARLIE & MONROE McGHEE LINDSAY TONSORIAL KINGS WELCOME CAROLINA STUDENTS Where You Meet Your Friends-Opposite Jerome Hotel 1128 Lady Street Next to Woman's Exchange PA. is some. little cheer-leader unny Jimmy- satisfies, right to the bottom of ~ed with P.A. the bowl. bases the blues You find that P.A. never bites you feel bet- your tongue or parche. yoqw open the- tin throat, no nlatter how often you evelous P. A. stoke and smoke. Get on the re becomes a sunnyuside of life with apipe and sitting on top P.A. Buy atidy red tin today and make the personal test. Pipes were and light up. born for tobacco like this. ever-to-be-f or-, .~. io-much-of -it 'a at-in from the ''de" as retaliation. ?am,es ml " g nd long-burn- ,i;,f ",: ' ed body that "", 'g" E ALBERTIR Stional Joy stftoke!