The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 01, 1933, Page Page Fife, Image 7
Frat Merges
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With Sorority'
Move Not Unexpected
Landlord's Willingness To Out
Door Between Two Houses
Speeds Action
Plans to denationalize the local chapters
of the Delta Delta Delta sorority and
the Kappa Sot fraternity and merge
the two into an organization which will
be entirely original in Greek letter circles
were announced last night after a
joint meeting of the two groups in the
rear room of "Jake's," campus milk and
ice cream resort.
The exact nature of the new organization
was not made public but from several
sources came the cryptic statement that
it was going to be "a whizz." Mona
''Yes, You Shall Be Free" Martin,
president of the defunct Tri-Delta
chapter went on to say that when the
purposes of the organization were
found out a new day in fraternity history
would dawn.
The move to join the two groups was
not altogether unexpected although action
at such an early date was a trifle
ttnlooked for. The movement began last
winter about the time the Kappa Sots
were observed going over to spend the
night with the Tri-Delts but no action
was taken until now because of the
landlords refusal to cut a doorway between
the adjoining apartments of the
two groups. It is understood, however,
that plans have at last been perfected
and that the door will be cut.
As soon as the announcement of the
proposed merger was made public, Registrar
Jack Chase said that he planned to
call a meeting of the faculty immediately
in order that it might pass a ruling requiring
that the proposed door between
the two apartments be locked at 7:00
p. 111. each day and the key turned over
to the matron of the women's building.
The new group plans to protest such action.
Members of the two groups arc as follows
: Tri-Delta, Lib Creighton, Sue Kibler,
Rcna Buchanan, Kitty Sparks, Nellie
Cooper, Martha Ann Dowling, Charlotte
Coker, Mary Ford, Eunice Stevenson,
Harriet Conner, Leigh Zeigler, Dena ;
Criton, Jane Bayard, Lucia Hudgins,
Sarah Allen Johnston, "Brownie" Hair,
May Shannon, Francis Shannon, Margaret
Dial, Juddy Knox, Martha
Mathews, Hetty Jane Savocool, "Joe"
Stokes, and "It" McKelvic.
Members of Kappa Sots arc the following:
Killiam Barwick, Bill Friar,
Archie Beattie, Charles Crowson, Allen |
SchafTer, Henry Lumpkin, Marshall Williams,
James Walters, Hermon Patterson,
"Nut" Taylor, (ieorgc Blcwer, Dave
Card well, Clarence Meeks, Jim Hoyt, '
Richard Morgan, "Fuzz" Freeman, Jack \
Fishburne, A1 Moser, Myer PoliakofT, 1
Gene Cathcart, Bill Callaham, "At" Mc
Karrel, Fd Mcintosh, Avery Finger, and
Wallace Tighe.
V. H. O.
Opposes Beer '
Buford Worthy, student member of
the South Carolina House of Representatives,
who voted against the Beer
Bill when it was brought before the
House last Tuesday. The Rock Hill
representative has long been a bitter
toe of what he terms, "the demon 1
alcohol." He is a charter member 1
of the South Carolina W. C. T. U.
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Beer Rejected
By Students
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"Wc shertney appre'shate, hie, ti
honor of thisli visit to our committc
p-chamber, liic," bubbled Senate
Burp, in reply to the students. H
said more but one of those sittin
near him caught a whiff of the Sen;
tor's breath and thought that the cap
tol was being gassed by communist
The hearing broke up in disorder.
A check up on the ballots whereb
the students repudiated forever alleg
ancc to beer, showed that although tl
amalgamated wet forces, religious fri
ternitics, Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. D
Murchison and R. G. Bell, had vote
nore times than Wade Hampton di
n 187C, the cause was lost.
"I repudiate you here, now, and a
,vays," gargled John Screw Culbcr
son to Lieutenant (lately busted to th
ank of private) James H. Quartowa;
is the latter staggered away from tli
allot box, after casting six votes, thrc
or and three against beer.
It is understood that Chicken Brow
md Windy Robinson will be called b<
fore the honor committee for takin
advantage of the illiteracy df Doctc
Baker and Doctor Bradley, to the c:
tent of making them vote the dt
ticket.
"They told me that d-r-y spclk
hecr," wept Doctor Baker, telling <
the dastardly deed.
"Veil, bus'ness is bus'ness," was tl
only comment made by G. T. Daniel
campus bootlegger, when asked wl
lie had voted the bone dry ticket.
Now that the matter is complete
settled and cannot be changed even
the student body gives blanket powe
to President Roosevelt, the matter
to be taken up and debated at the ne
meeting of the Euphradian I.itera
(Junior Senate) Society.
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Carolina Fails 1
For Sixth S
ir Delegates Unable To Prove Carolina
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>r Football Oa
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g again refused admittance to the' Hill- tj1c
^ hilly athletic conference at, a meeting of 10
. ,he conference in Greer last week. This W3S
1 marks the sixth consecutive refusal that t'R*
s- has been made to the University's re- <luri
quest. Thn
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j has been stirred up in the upper part , en
^ of the state to act favorably 011 the pe- 0
tition and the Carolina representatives sity
1- went to the meeting confident of success, hear
r. Unexpected opposition arose, however, said
d when the l'crment University delegates "Jus
j brought forward the charge that in 1903 ??t<>
a member of the University football team with
had been convicted of padding an ex- conn
1- pense account and the team was therefor afra
t- not of amateur standing. letic
e Another Ferment delegate declared ycar
V, that the University players were "old __,
ie meanies and did not "maintain the Hj
:e proper decorum in various contests of
athletic skill."
n Tullip Dressit, recently elected to the
5- athletic advisory board by the llypassion that
g literary society and selected as delegate ties
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le meeting, said that lie believed that
opposition of the Ferment delegates
due to a fight that developed between
checker teams of the two schools
UK a game played recently in Pelzcr.
ce of Ferments best players suffered
11 fainting spells during the set-to and
iient had to forfeit the meet.
oach Willy I-ovewell of the Univerin
a prepared statement after he had
(I of the action of the conference
that he was bitterly disappointed,
t when we are beginning to break
big time football we need to get in
as many of the big schools of the
itry as possible" he said. "I am
id this failure will set back the athfuture
of the University by many
s."
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Ossie Kieth An
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Fuddled Jury 1
Hears Charge B
TOM CAT ALLEY, April 1.?(PA)
?Lambasting what lie termed "the most
indefensible, most lamentable act ever
perpetrated npon our fair men and hand- .
some co-eds," Faculty's Attorney Josiah
Osighya Morse today urged a jury of
12 men tired and blue to bring in a guilty
verdict and a sentence of three days'
honest labor for the defendant, Joe ,
( "Hand-Me-Down-My-Walking-Cane" ) C
Norwood. Norwood's attorney, Robert
Rotund Bass, is defending the defendant ^
(why not?) on a charge of self-misplacement
of intellect with intent to malbrcath. .
Between wakenings and steins of L. T.
Baker's 100 proof maize, Judge Berley
Wickerbottom Havird followed closely ,
the labyrinthine arguments presented with j
nuch gymnastics by counsel on both sides.
Resting the case in the hands of the
ambidextrous jurymen, who were required
to sit up while receiving the
charge, Judge Havird announced that de- ?C
fetidant's lobbyists would not be allowed ^
to retire to talk things over with the
jurymen in the jury room unless they ^
talked things over with him first. He
then lay himself down to sip, as the case
rested. s*
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Culbertson Talks
To State Great
"Give me votes or give me the gate! ni
"Try not to stop me from unfurling S{
on yon Maxcey monument my emblem ni
of power, the swastika. Fain would I cj
have you try to resurrect from the grave a,
your dead intellects than dare step in my 0(
path to glory." jj]
So declared John Hannibal Culberson
in the Euphrosneezin hall Sunday night k
to an audience including the face of John
C. Calhoun and other great Palmetto
State leaders. The occasion was one for
much speech-making as Culberson takes j)(
over the rains of St. Pluvius tomorrow j1(
morning.
"... .and in concluding, let me say that ^
I'll have every one of you re-oiled
and hung straight on these walls as soon -i
as I get my hands in our money. You
deserve it and, boys, I'm gonna help you
if you'll stick by me," he said with a
shake of Albino locks and stretch of
neck." p
Shepherd Is Shipped
When Pen Clip Slips ?
Messy Shepherd of Columbia was w
shipped from the University yesterday si
afternoon for violation of a history de- w
partment rule. Professor Merryweather ti
made the following statement: tl
"Mr. Shepherd was a good student, tl
and had been doing excellent work but si
he broke history department rule no. 426, s|
section III, part 6, code 8Dc, Vol. XIV.
1 his rule is as follows: 'A student's pen
clip shall, at all times, point to the true tl
north.'" ai
"The pen clip of Mr. Shepherd," con- ><
tinued Merryweather, "pointed to the ~~
magnetic north, not the true north."
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ssault With
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Jail Refused Big Bully
rowed Downed As Brick Hits
Head; Unable To Sit When
Kick Presses Pants
Booked 011 a charge of assault and
ittery with intent to kill, Ossie Keith,
esident of the Y. M. C. A. was lodged
the city jail last night after an enmnter
with J. Wiley (Low) Browed,
>pular young instructor in the romance
nguage department.
Bail was refused Keith when it was
>und that he had a record of several
'evious assaults. Several years ago
: served a term in the state penitentiary
>r throwing rocks.
Browed was taken to the University
firmary where his condition is contiered
satisfactory. Mrs. Maddatem,
ad nurse at the infirmary, said that she
:lieved he would be back to normal very
lortly but she could promise nothing
ore.
Eye witnesses to the encounter said
iat they could see no cause for the en unter.
They said Keith was standing
the doorway of the canteen when
rowed passed by and spoke a few words
him about the mail service which
rowed is affiliated. Keith immediately
eked up a stone that lay at his feet and
ruck Browed in the face with it. He
en proceeded to kick him severely. About
iat time officers arrived 011 the scene
id took him in charge. Police said
iat neither of the participants was indicated.
When Browed was asked for a stateent
lie said that he could not underand
the attack. lie said that he had
erely asked Keith, "Parle/, vous Franas
?" Keith, he claimed turned 011 him
id said, "I don't give a d-m if you are
1 the faculty, you can't call me a thing
ke that." He then began the attack.
When asked the reason for his attack
eitli replied, "Down with everything."
The trial will be held at as late a date
? his attorney, A. D. Mann, can posbly
have it adjourned to. Mann will
2 assisted in the defence by J. "Ice3use"
Runner, local ambulance chaser
utraordinary and page in the South .
arolina Ass-embly.
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Adopted By Honor Frat
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laces where there is 110 faculty superision
of student life.
The local circle (called circle because
f the direction most of its members
ike) was installed several years ago
bile principal officials of the Univertv
were not in the city. Court action
as attempted to prevent the continua011
of the group at the University but
ic court refused to act on the grounds
iat "these damn politicians are too
ick to get caught at anything we can
lip them for."
Doctor told a book agent what he
lought of him in no uncertain terms,
id the agent replied: "Doc, as usual,
iu are wrong in your diagnosis."
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