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0. D. K. MEETS TO CONSIDER NEW MEN SELECTS MEN AS MEMBERS Fraternity To Invite Men To Be Members In Leadership Group Omicron Delta Kappa met in the law building Wednesday afternoon to consider prospective members. The following men were chosen to receive bids: Frank Taylor, Lawson Scott, Ashley Halsey, Herbert Black, Hugh Stoddard, and Robert Wauchope. R. B. Hildebrand is president of the organization. Kenneth Grimsley was in charge of investigating prospects. The men chosen fulfilled the requirements chartered in a recent issue of The Gamecock, and were also outstanding men on the campus. Judging by their past attainments and present endeavorers, these men should ably carry 011 the ideals of this fraternal leadership uroup. U.B.C. Kelly: "Then it is settled that we are to elope on Washington's birthday?" Margaret Fuller: "Yes, dear." Kelly: "And you are sure you can get your trunk packed in time?" Margaret: "Oh, yesl Papa and mama have both promised to help me." Strong One?Feel that muscle. I could stop a train with my right arm. Frosli?Gee. Then you must be a professional athlete. Strong One?No, I'm ati engineer. He: So you think it would be foolish for me to marry a girl who is my ' mental inferior? ' She: No, impossible. "Key, your lights are out." "I know it. I just put some of this 1 prohibition alcohol in the radiator and they went blind." Technique First? then up and at Vm/ SMOKING a pipe is like flying an airplane?you really ought to know how, if you're hoping to , enjoy it much. Pipe technique can be picked up through experience, or it can be learned outright. Master it now, < to relish your pipes! Rule One for Pipe-smoking is "Find your tobacco Rule One stops some beginners. They look here. They search there. They hunt ... we must ] discard false modesty! Rule One means Edgeworthl ] Rule Two is . . but would you 1 learn all the secrets of pipe technique? Then let us send you our Rules for Pipe-smoking?and a free-for-nothing trial packet of < genuine old Edgeworth, the tobacco made for pipes. Think of it?rules and Edgeworth, the how and the what of pipe-smoking, all for your 2^ stamp and that coupon there below. Edgeworth is a careful blend of good tobaccos ?selected especially for ? pipe-smoking. Its quality and flavor never change. Buy Edgeworth anywhere in two forms ? "Ready Rubbed" and "Plug Slice"-?15* pocket package to pound huEDGEWOIKTH SlflOKlNO TOBACCO , ) J LARUS 8s BRO. CO. I I 100 S. 22d St., Richmond, Va. J I'll try your Edgeworth. And I'll try I it in a good pipe. | Name I I } I Street } ' ! Town end Statc__ I I | Now let the Edgeworth come/ v i ? ? ? ! FRAT NEWS Pledges of the Phi Sigma Kappa will give a dance Wednesday night at the fraternity house on Green street in honor of their brothers. The affair will take the place of the holiday dance given by members of the fraternity. Christmas decorations will be used to make the dance a real Yuletide affair. The pledges of the fraternity are: John E. McKnight, Joe Coker, Wilbur Smith, L. Alford, Jim Gillespie, Paul Martin, Charles Cook, and Buck Smith. Phi Sigma Kappa pledged last week John IC. McKnight and Jim Gillespie. Phi Pi Phi has issued invitations to a dance at their home on College street Tuesday evening. Phi Kappa Alpha announces the pledging of Miles Blount. Marion Poliakoff, of Abbeville, alumni delegate from the local chapter of Phi Epsilon Pi, to the fraternity's annual convention in Cincinnati, finding that he could not attend, has given his proxy to Leroy Want. Want is the active delegate to the convention, which is to be held from the 29th through the 31st of this month. A complete list of fraternity addresses should be an accessibly placed upon the campus. At present, it is almost impossible for a stranger to obtain information regarding the whereabouts of those not listed at the information bureau or known by the telephone operator on duty there. "Binx" Dupre, visited the Sigma Chi chapter this week-end. He is teaching ;it North Carolina State. With rushing fast coming into vogue among "honorary" fraternities, desperate deeds are naturally to be feared. However, from the fraternity's point of view, slip ups and politics, combined with personalities form the most dangerous element. Will Doctor Foster abolish Phi Beta Kappa, and fraternities spelt reversely, as he did the social cabinet? Perhaps lie will concede their right to be here as the faculty aided in selecting the first membership, and the judges are closely affiliated with many prominent members of the latter. Sigma Chi is giving a dinner at Ridgewood club Wednesday evening. Places will be laid for forty. Many prominent alumni throughout the State have signified their intention of being present. It is hoped that Dr. Bennett, president of Lander College, will be here to met the active members, as lie was unable to attend the installation ceremonies a few weeks ago. Alumni of the fraternity, living in Columbia, together with members 011 the faculty, arc in charge of arrangements. Kappa Sigma has elected the following officers to serve during second term: Hugh Stoddard, grand master; William Barbour, grand preclurator; Mason Brunson, grand scribe; Samuel McPherson, grand master of ceremonies; Miller Patterson, grand treasurer; White and Craven, grand guards. Pi Kappa Phi is sending Blood Hildebrand, president of the local chap- I ter, to the fraternity national convention, which is to be held in Charleston during the holidays. These arc held every two years in the city by the sea, where I'i Kappa was founded at that literary cstabh?nmcnt The College of Charleston. ? Many members of the local chapter hope to be present for the meetings and accompanying festivities. ir.s.o. Nurse?It's a boy! Confirmed Golfer?Whoopee! A caddie! I. I SHOES REPAIRED While You Wait Step into our comfortable shop and be seated for a few minutes while we make your shoes like new. MARTIN'S SHOE FIXERY Phone to Shoe Plant 7703 Work Called for and Delivered ACTRESS UNABLE TO TAKE PART Co-Ed And Law Student Suffei Injuries As Result Of Automobile Accident Bccausc she suffered cuts about the brow in an automobile accident late Saturday night, Miss Bobby Ellsworth, freshman co-ed, will not be able to fill her role in "He Who Gets Slapped," play staged by the Palmetto Players Tuesday and Wednesday Legare Walker, law student, who was with Miss Ellsworth, was knocked unconscious and cut over the left eye when the car he was driving dived into a ditch near Columbia. Miss Ellsworth walked to the home of O. P. Embleton, where she called an ambulance from the Baptist Hospital. When the ambulance arrived at the wreck, it was found that Walker had temporarily regained consciousness and crawled away. Bloody tracks led to his resting place in the woods, where he was located. Walker was released from the hospital after treatment, and has since attended classes with a bandage 011 his forehead. Miss Ellsworth is still in the hospital, but is recovering rapidly. She was to have danced in the Players' production, first of its kind at Carolina in many years. U.8.O. "I saw something last night I'll never get over." "What did you see?" "The moon." Making people happy is a simple business: Fill the child's stomach, fill the woman's wardrobe, fill the man's purse. Polly?The photographers never do me justice. Molly?You want mercy, not justice, dear. Rippy?McBoob boasts that his wife has made him all that he is. Dippy?That is not boasting?it's apologizing. Lady to new janitor?Why is the old janitor not working today? New Janitor?He's gone to a funeral, mam. Lady?Whose funeral? New Janitor?His own. Father (looking in son's chest)? Where did you get all these empty bottles? Son?Search me, I never did buy an empty one. 1, DUKE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Durham, N. C. On October 1, 1930, carefully selected first and third year students will be admitted. Applications may be sent at any time and will be considered in the order of receipt. Catalogues and application forms may be obtained from the Dean. I SOME I ADVANCE I Jl $25 I DISPLAY I C< I "CHRISTM , Romance is everywhere. On this campus, so well stocked with?co-eds, all roads lead to lov(ing). Who would think after he had made a date with one of our women literati, that he would be called upon to indulge in things other than study, after entering that domain where even women are quieted. The trip to and fro is known to he fraught with dangerous parking places?but within? For the second time in the University's history, things ran , warm enough in the lower hall of the library to attract wide ; attention. Last Thursday evening students enjoying tete-atetes were greatly facilitated when darkness pervaded the sanctum. A warmth of some degree around the switch board caused the fuse box. to give up the "host. Some years ago the faculty's interest was aroused after evidence of undue heat was reported to be around in and emanating from this same lower hall. So uniquely decorated by a pair of horses. In this case students were mainly interested, etc. It is reported by certain Y. M. C. A. members serving on the staff that an "ed," prominently connected with financial department of The Gamecock, stated that for the first time the reading room serves its proper usage. "That's enough for you," said the doctor as he finished the operation. "Who is that fat party getting on the car?" "That ain't no party. That's an excursion." 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