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Students
Cabinet Plans
Dance Soon
Carolinians Will Play
Students Will Celebrate Victory
Over Furman In Gym
Saturday Night
To cclcbratc the Carolina victory
over Furman the social cabinet is to
give a dance at the University gym
from 9 until 12 o'clock, Saturday, November
18.
The student members elected to the
social cabinet are J. U. Watts, chairman;
Beaufort Worthy, and Louis
Rosen. The faculty representatives
are Prof. Charlie Mercer and Dr. J.
T. Penney.
Music will be furnished by the Carolinians.
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These dances are always popular
among the students, and a large crowd ["
is expccted to attend.
Students'Will
Direct Plays
A bill of two plays, "Tea-Pot on the
Rocks" and "Three Knocks", under
the direction of Frank Durham and ^
Francis Letton, University students c'
who are in charge of dramatics at Columbia
High School, will be presented w
in the auditorium of that school, Fri- pt
day evening, at 8:30.
These are two one-act comedies
which are said to be full of many rc
witticisms and promise to make for a
full evening's entertainmentStudents
are urged to attend; tickets aj
will be sold at the doors at very popular
prices.
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ance to be held at Lakeview tonight.
Personals
The Chi Omegas will hold an open
mse next Saturday afternoon after
e Furman game.
The Zeta Tau Alpha national inicctor,
Mrs. Kajay Prophet, of East
ansing, Michigan, will visit at the
lapter house here next week.
Pi Beta pledges were entertained
ith a dance by Mrs. J. R. Hawkins
esident of the alumnae chapter, at
:r home.
Initiates of A. 0. Pi gave a wciner
>ast for the pledges and their dates
iturday night at the Saluda Dam.
A. O. Pi pledges had a pajama party
r the initiates at Gertrude McDond's
house Thursday night.
A. D. Pi's gave a formal dance for ;
:wly pledged members at Ridgewood
Wednesday night, with Buster Spann
rnishing the music.
Janice Brown and Charlotte Reger
ient last week-end in Blackville.
Sadie Chandler, Lidie Leake, Mary
owze Dillard, and Katherine Craven
tended the dances at P. C. last weekd.
Carolyn Smith spent last week-end
Hendersonville.
Ailecn McNeil went home to Watcro
for last week-end.
Sarah Taylor and Mary Sue Thome
sited in GafTney last week-end.
Eleanor McColl is at home in Ben:ttsville
recuperating from an operaMi.
Margaret Watson attended a wedMargaret
Yeadon visited in Sumter
ng in Chester last week-end.
st week-end.
Leah Zeigler went to Bennettsville
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Quintillian Club ]
Selects Members
Miss Hiller Speaks j
Mary Baskin, Mildred Derrick, ^
And Flossie Sox Elected
Into Membership
Three new members, Mary Lena
Baskin, Mildred Derrick, and Flossie g
Sox, were elected to membership at
the meeting of the Quintillian Club, *
Tuesday, November 15. v
Miss Clarabel Hiller, secretary to r<
Dean Orin F. Crow of the education d
department, was the speaker of the
occasion. She spoke on "What quali- ^
ties a superintendent considers in selecting
a teacher".. *
Miss Hiller had received 212 an- J
swers to questionnaires which she sent n
to the superintendents over the state (
and therefore her talk was based on a
accurate facts. Scholarship was con- a
sidered the first essential and personality
second. Sympathy, tact, under- ]
standing of children, and many other
qualities were listed, and rated differently
by each. Her talk was very
interesting and helpful.
Refreshments were served in the
cafeteria. ^
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Dance Given Pledges ,
Of Alpha Delta Pi i
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In honor of their new pledges the
Alpha Delta Pi sorority gave a dance c
Wednesday night at Ridgewood t
Country Club. The dance hall was jdecorated
with sorority colors and emblems.
Music was furnished by the j
Gamecock orchestra. The pledges
were presented with corsages. The
chaperones invited were the patrons
and patronesses and the mothers and j
fathers of the members.
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Marriages '
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Quattlebaum-Whittle
Reba Quattlebaum, a student at the J
University and Charles Whittle of Columbia
were married Saturday in Lexington.
Miss Quattlebaum's home is
in Prosperity. She is a member of ^
Zeta Tan Alpha and Damas and prom- q
inent in campus affairs. ^
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Ellen Legarc Towsand of Charleston
and William Spann Benton of c;
Columbia were married at six o'clock y
Saturday at St. Michael's Episcopal
church in Charleston. Mrs. Benton
attended Carolina for one year and (
Mr. Benton attended the Citadel for
two years.
Verner-Neil "
Mrs. Walter S. Neil announced the
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engagement of her daughter Mary
Elizabeth to David Battle Verncr of
Charleston. The wedding will take *place
this winter. Both Miss Neil and a
Mr. Verncr attended the University. n
Miss Neil is a member of Tri Delta
sorority and Mr. Verner is a member
of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.
Shand-McDonald
The wedding of Miss Lucy Pride
McDonald and Julian Bonham Shand
was solemnized at the A. R. P. church
in Chester last Saturday, November
11, at 5 o'clock.
Miss McDonald's home is in Chester
and Mr. Shand is of Columbia. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gadsden
and is a graduate of the University in
civil engineering. Mr. Shand is a
member of Alpha Tau Omego fraternity.
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by air last week-end to attend an airplane
meet.
Avis Hunt spent last week-end in
Saluda.
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Local Fraternity
Gives Banquet
kt Hotel C o lu m b i a
Uumni And Pledges Of Delta
Sigma Pi Entertained Informally
Tuesday Night
The Beta Gamma chapter of Delta
P'i national commcrcc fraterniy,
entertained the alumni and pledges
nth an informal banquet in the crystal
oom of the Columbia Hotel last Tuesay
night.
Among those present were Dean
leorge Olson, Professor Frank Meeks,
loward Mabry, "Slick" Whitmire,
ohn Lackey, Heyward Clarkson, Eonlie
C. Grant, Thomas RowlancJ, T. D.
'lark, Mclvin Ellison, Earl Minims,
nd Jim Walters. Ottis Kelly acted
s toastmastcr throughout the evening.
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Dramatic Fraternity
Hears Golden Play
Alpha Psi Omega, national honorary
Iramatic fraternity held its regular
neeting, last Friday, in the home of
William Dean, divisional director.
'Saltwater", by John Golden was read
>y Mr. Dean, in connection with the
^reparations for its forthcoming proluction
by the Palmetto Players.
Jean Harvey, newly elected member
>f the fraternity was elected secretary
o fill the position left vacant by Siiep>ard
Black.
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knne Moore To Make
Debut In Charleston
Anne Moore, of Florence, will make
er debut in Charleston this season and
t that time will be the guest of her
unit, Mrs. H. Jermain Slocum. Many
ocial affairs have been planned for
icr.
Miss Moore is a Junior and is also
n Alpha Delta Pi pledge.
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P. Coates Speaks
At Vesper Service
The subject of the talk to be made
y J. P. Coates, secretary of the South
larolina Teachers' Association, at the
Vesper service in the University of
outh Carolina chapel Sunday night,
lovember 19, is "Love in Action" acording
to an announcement by Ed
allcnger, chairman of the Y. M. C. A.
rcsper. t
Mr. Coates is also the superintends
of the First Baptist Sunday
chool, the largest Sunday school in
lie city of Columbia at the present.
Ie is well known on the campus, havlg
appeared on programs there be:>re.
He is active in many phases of
ommunity life.
Mr. Coates was president of the
Jniversity Y. M. C. A. when he was
student here. He also took part in
lany other campus activities.
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Happenings
Sigma Chi initiated William M. 1
Halsey of Charleston and John H. .
Behling of Saint George last week.
The pledges of Alpha Beta will give
a dance in honor of the actives at the
Lodge tonight. Jack Quattlebaum is
president of the pledges.
Lee Hanley, formerly assistant coach 1
here and now coaching at Northwest- *
crn University, stayed at the Sigma 3
Nu house some nights ago. Yes, he is f
the one who, along with some other 1
football players, was in the movie s
"All-American".
The following men have been c
pledged since pledge day: Louis Kohn (
of Columbia, Phi Epsilon Pi; Osborne ^
H. Rhodes of Lstill, Phi Kappa Sigma;
Leon Pickens of Seneca, Bob Brown c
of Columbia, Ewen Robinson of Sumter,
and Aldon Moyer of Columbia, J
Phi Sigma Kappa.
Bob Coggeshall and Frank Wardlaw
were recent visitors to the Alpha
Tau Omega house. Frank, who used f
to manage this sheet, is now putting j
out a newspaper for the government. j
Phi Sigma Kappa will give a dance
tonight at the home of Fred Killingsworth
in honor of the pledges. Pro- t
fessor Joe Norwood and. the Killings- 1
worths will chaperone.
Pi K A had an amiable Persian
house cat. Now they have three more, -j
and they arc only half Persian. The 1
kittens are all white. No, that cat is q
no Pika.
Most pledge chapters have electcd
presidents. Here is a partial list. Jack Quattlebaum,
Alpha Beta; Tom Boggs, "
Kappa Sigma; Lenwood Hiers, Phi
Sigma Kappa; Bob Humphlett, Pi
K. A.; Julian Salley, A. T. O.; John
Lumpkin, S. A. E>; ami Edward '
Harter, Phi Kappa Sigma.
The Phi Kappa Sig's are expecting .
a visit from their travelling secretary, "
Myron T. Na;lling of Memphis, Tennessee.
Dick Ilyman, an Alumnus of Phi
Epsilon- Pi, visited the chapter from
Darlington last week-end.
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Education School Holds
Two Training Institutes 1
Two tcachcr training institutes were
held at the School of Education for
five days ending November 10, accord- |
ing to Dr. Orin F. Crow, dean of the
school.
W. II. Ofirrison, assistant supervisor
of agricultural education in the
state, directed the fifty teachers recruited
from the entire state.
Miss Lillian Hoffman, of the state J
department of Education, conducted 1
the conference of relief teachers of
home economics, about fifty of whom
were present.
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Catherine Purcell, former Carolina
student visited here last week-end.
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Dances
Greek Club
Gives Dance
Music By Ajex Band
Series Of Intra-Frateriiity Dances
Will Be Held During
Season
The Inter-Fraternity Dance club will
?ive its first dance at Lakeview from
10 until 2 o'clock Friday night.
The club, which was organized recently,
has the following officers: Josh
\bel, president; John Gregg McMaster,
vice president; and Billy
Uruce, secretary and treasurer. The
nembers are planning to give a series
)f dances during the season opening
ivith the one Friday night.
The sponsors for the dance will he:
he Misses Maxine Walker, Cornelia
fackson, Hamilton Warren, Beverly
fones, and Julia Lowry. Josh Abel
ind his partner will lead the grand
narch at 12 o'clock.
1 he Ajex orchestra, featuring
snookuni Russell and Harmony Shel?n,
well known radio singers, will
day for the dance.
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fC. A. Initiates
Five New Men
Five men were initiated into the
ocal chapter of Kappa Alpha last
Saturday. The ceremonies were held
it the chapter house, and many alumni
>articipated. Doctor Poteat, of Raeigh,
who is Province commander, as isted
in the service.
The new initiates are Josh L. Abell
>f Chester, Edward Bowen of Lake
~ity, Theodore Johnson of Columbia,
'orcher Hopkins, of Hopkins, and
Jharles Hollis of Bennettsville. Most
>f the men were pledged last year.
The chapter gave a dance in their
lonor on November 13 at the house,
rhe Log Cabin Orchestra played, and
he house was decorated with the fraernity
colors and seals. Chaperones
rverc Mrs. Mary Abbergotti, house
nother; Dean and Mrs. J. Rion Mcvissick,
Edward P. Hodges, and Dr.
7rank Owens.
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Ibby Thomas and Jean Harvey went
0 Holly Hill last week-end for horseback
riding.
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