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X-OW kosday, Tuesday, Wednesday TWE GIRL4 PRO*,-HICAGO with Conrad Nage, Myrna Loy ~phursday, P00, Sa$urde ALMOST' HUMAN with Vera Reynolds iondayp Tusdsa, Tednesday with Norn* Tsklpadge hursday, Friday, Saturday MY BST GIRL wthi Mary.Pickford MYSTERIOUS SMITH i d's seedsor, with a car load of forwerly of the Keith-Abee. clr4 R egular prices. No midnight show ~AlWt1gZ fri-Run Pictures Monday and Tuesday '1HE MOON OF ISRAEL DANGEROUS FRIENDS 1NTHE STROKE OF TWELVE HE,tfTXNG HOMBRE HONEYMOON HATE with Florence Vidor Wed$isdatede Theiaday TWO FLAMING YOUTHS with W. C. Fields and Chester Conklin Friai.an urd. APIXQ.NA WILDCATS with 'T;Dm Mix PIOA Chi Club H16nors Pledges with Party P "r4b Sigma Kappa, Wen 6ifNtosal Sorority o:f~ Chapter Ph Chi club entertained with a bridg party last week at the home oi Miss Jerry Roe at hqr home on Pendle ton s reet, honoring the rushees. Seen tables of, bridge were plpyed by tle new girls. The club. c6ior, yelloiy andwhite, were carried out the uoe of' chrysanthemums an.d otheo autun n flowers. Midts, sandwiches, congealed skl'd and lIussian tea were served during th, afterdoon by the members of the club. Patroniesses who,. were present are Mesd mes RiC&, Reamer, and Emerson.. Phi .Chi cAub, which is.* peitioning Sigm Kappa, national woman's frater nity, ;s' secured an attractive elii, room t bInc. IE ATLSHOCK Trhe lc Grad sat jCn-his easy chair, (H was Slippery .Bend, '08.) He si ped sl5port with p gloomy Aifr An he on his l)apless fate. He giev. Adoze,(fecholarships; He ad ~veithe cotfege bapd f And se'I~tatura? Histopy *ips To he '-i-w ZWuland. v He f n Oair of Liberal Arts The vtdisu"a (pr, __ An4ialkeas an 5) H isp4 4k a red vewy The ysicy Lab. a:\d Atm4i Wi 1c~t~ his WteI &P4~ -eaGt t 6teed - LI i rosa le4g 4hat * ht lea A*fttc P o s e of ii 4 * t a n inj a Oi l th e ipromottow* ih t .yttiins -etg terests, the.,onttl being in the hanid 'of the st*dints. In many institutions, .membershij In Omicrofi Delta Kappt is regarded as tie highest honor which can come to any student not-excluding many of the older and more widely known honorary organitations. Circles are found ,in many -of .the large universities, aiopg which are the University of Pittsburgj Johns Hop kins University, Universty of Virginia, University of Kentucky, Duke 'Univer sity, Ohi6 Wesleyan University, Un,i-' versity of Marylai4d and several other:s Student membeis Initiated and' their honors are as follows: Thomas S. Stone-Freshmn foot ball; freshman baseball; Zuphradianl literary society; John' Rutledge* law club;. glee club 4 years; prisident glee club; president Sphinx. club; president Grill club; president German club; manager Gainecock orchestra; vice president Inter-club council; historian freshman:glass, Clarkon '4cDo-Preident Law As sociation; Junior Law Class Historian; Asslita:fManager Football; Memaber Pan-illenit Council; Vice-President German elub; Junior Leader Gernan club; Hnor Committee. W. Ralph Lewis-'President Junior Clast; Sec.-Treas. Student Body; Stu dent Council; Member Honor Contmitw tee; Carolina-Wofford-Furman 'Debat iag team' (whter one leg of triangle)'; Member Glee club three years; Monitor, Sergeant at arms, Chairman Board- of Pardon, Recorder, :Treasurer,; gecretary Clariosophic Literary Society, Sec., Treas. Sophomore' Class; Freshman Concr,; Seor zCopnil and Cabinet of Y.M.C.A.;; saike.EdUitor Gamecock. Thomas A. Wofford--Secretary, Treas urer, Junior Prebident Clariosophic Lit erary Society; Junior Orator, 1927; Winner Intra-Society -Declamation, snd oratorical e016AWtt; Inter-Society Debate, 1927; Inter-College "Know the South" contest, 1927; New York Trip Debate, 1927: U.N.C., George Washington Univ., Vniv. of Delaware, Temple Univ., New York Univ., William a0d Mary'College; Chairman Invitation Committee, 1927 2$; Vice-President Freshman Law Class. James F. Cooper-Art Staff Garnet and Black, three years; Art Editor Gar net and Black 1927-28; Honor Commit tee from Sophomore and Senior Ciasses; Member Chanticleer Club; Student Di rector Glee Club; Member Euphradian Li:erary Society; Honorary Scholarship in Languages; Vice-President Under graduate History Club. Edward Power Rogers-Varsity foot ball two years; President Block "C" club; Track team two years; Vice-Presi dent Block 'IC" club; Track team two years; Vice-President Junior Class; Kismet club. B. Pratt Gasque-Member Sociai cab inet, 19k7-28; Member Undergraduate Histor,y club; Member Owls club; Fresh man Y' cotncil; Senior 'Y' council; member Sigma Delta Nu; German club; Assistant-Manager Football, two years; Manager Track Team; Finance Cam mnittee Junior ~class. Fiobert C. Wimberly-Varsity football, tWo years; varsity baseball, varsity* tracls; member -Owls club; member* German club; elected presidenat Sopho more class; 'Y' council; member Sim Delta Nu. .~Robert W. Shand-Swimming team, 1924; Freshman basketball; president German club; president, vice-president, and secretary Bohsmian club; treasurer Freshmai La~ class; yice.'preuldent de nior Lawr ela4s; prosjdeht Petigru Law ~.ob; vic-pr sident Law assocfation; fprside:tt Kap}ia Alfha; manager fresh man football; lassi fart uihanager footballl William W.' El, ot, Jr.-President Ju iirLaw clasi; l1istnria:x Freshman Law elaRs) becretaty Get*n a ib; Ho:no, Cominigee, $tut* Cn eIl; sheriff LAs ocaA t dez rul climb; Alpha 'Shu Omep OAiemrs are: President, Frantk Gary~ rjary, Les T 'e~ue, ' beI . ch ttr D , yout52W i wosire IT OUX~ ~ASON Wimberly r e.I Jones sant. senet with and ability, using with. respect a Ga voice. Mr. Woodruff, whose stage presence is one of unusual poise, was msicianly and intelligent in his presetatfio of a group of three sop6 As a violin6t Mr."Wim trly shows prmise, being at present entit-ely capabe in his Interpretation of not too great musical literature. - Mr. Salvo who played the prelude from the first suite by. MacDo*elf' is a splendid pIanist.pis treatment-of -that demanding prelpde\was subtle and convincing. "A liiiter second haf ,followed the first gt-oup in which the gloe club mem !jers were lightly entertaining. The glee club quartet- R. Riggins, Laney, W. IXg gins and Tonplins offered some. close harmony that was awfully well done, and - the comedy - quartet - -pesed~of Bryant, Bates, Oulla and LeGette, while ;pot att;pting.any serious numbers,gave n e;Irely satisfactory 'rendition of two fypical -college- songs. -Erskine LeGette. lWho plays the guitar extremely 'well, sang to -his own accompaniment. 'With omedy conversation Rumph and Burts hcid their own' and the audience; and rank Woodruff in a monologue put the nishing touch to a very good humorous half." -s-.C Newsboy: "'Extra, extra paper I" Mr. Derden: "All right, if you have 1n extra one, I'll take it, thanks." "Iill cAn sit in- back with you girls." "Wee shoiud say notl He's too drunk t-make him drivc I" I.$ No. us t igstgdst a de~ delipi tase nd fragranc e r . S -' {4,;, :G~,CAAOl4AX-D POCIT TABLS 121d Main Street .Coumba S. C. 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