The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 04, 1934, Page Page Seven, Image 7
Final Arrange
Made B1
Jan Garber To Pla;
Dwight Cathcart Announces Plan
For June Ball; New Men
Elected
The signing of Jan Garber and his 01
chestra to play for the June Ball of tli
University German club was definitely at
nounced Wednesday by Dwight Cathcar
treasurer of the German club. The at
tion marks the breaking of a precedei
as in previous years a different orchestr
has been obtained to play for the ba
each year. Garber played last year an
proved a universal favorite.
Negotiations have been carried 011 fc
over a month and Isham Jones and M;
Haley were also considered. Original!
it was planned to have Jones down an
to have him play for two nights, the ac
ditional night being for the Pan-LIcllcni<
The Pan-Hellenic council has decide
not to cooperate with the German club i
getting Garber, Cathcart announced.
An additional tax of $1 per niembi
/ will be charged for the June Hall to me<
the cost of favors, Cathcart announce*
The tax will be necessary to meet a del
cit which will' probably be incurrec
The deficit, if it occurs, will be the rt
suit <>f a decided drop in membership i
the club experienced during the past yea
At a meeting of the club last Wet
nestlav afternoon 20 men were elected t
membership. The following men wet
elected :
Hill Masters, Albert Merritt, Hill Ha
scy. Haul Lipscomb, Edward Hartc
Jack Killea, Hunter Whitley, Hill Stronj
Ira Koger, Jack Quattlebaum, Hob Avii
j>er, Red Sullivan, Henry Roberts, Hui
Graham, Jack Etlcns, Miller Montgon
cry, Freeman Coggins, Basil Pel it, Ru;
sell Floyd, Orville Stiff.
U. H. C.
Sorority News
The Delta Zetas are having a picni
next Tuesday at Crystal Lake.
Dink Gaines will be present at tli
State Track Meeting, Saturday.
Margaret Cornwell spent last weel
end at Clinton.
Margaret Patrick visited her famil
in White Oak last week-end.
Mary I low/.e Dillard went to Cliuto
last week.
Lydia Leake and Dasie Chandler a
tended a house party at Pickens recent I;
Lib Creighton spent the week-end i
Asheville.
The Sigma Kappas are planning to at
tend a dance at Barnwell tonight.
La\ erne Hughes will be initiated int
Sigma Kappa next Saturday at the Jel
ferson Hotel. A supper will he give
in her In >r immediately afterward.
S. C. Lads In
Welfare Worl
I he presentation of the handsome ^
M. C. A. building to the workers of tli
Moiioghan Mill in Greenville in 190
was the First of that type of welfar
work in a mill village in America, at
cording to a thesis by Ralph Carsbt
I'.arbare. The thesis is in the Univer
sily library now.
The thesis states that a small grou
< 1 stock-holders presented the buildin
I" the mill at a cost of $10,000.
Proving further that this state was
pioneer of such work in this country
the thesis shows that as early as 1880 tli
Piedmont Manufacturing Co. near Green
ville conducted a school for mill villag
children, and that this school ran to
nine months, when other schools operate)
by the state ran only four or live months
?u. h. c.?
Y Cabinet Discusses
Plans For Next Yea:
Plans for next year were discusse
?''t the last meeting of the Y. W. C. A
cabinet, held last night.
I he meeting was well attended, cac
cabinet member having brought tw
members of her committee. Enthusiast!
plans were made for another succcssfi
year.
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v Convention Here
13 For Sigma Chis
Banquet At Jefferson
,e Floyd Rodgers Gives Out Pro1
gram. Douglas To Be
t, Principal Speaker
jt Gamma Nu cliaptcr of Sigma Clii
a will be host to the North-South CaroII
Una Province Convention which will
(l he held at the Jefferson Hotel in Columbia
on Saturday, May 19.
,r The national head of the fraternity,
U Hamilton Douglas, Jr. of Atlanta!
y Georgia, will be the principal speaker
il of a banquet to be held at the Jeffer1
son Saturday night. Following the
c banquet will be a dance from 9 until 1.
:d Delegates to the convention will be
ii from the University of North Carolina
and Duke while representatives of
r Sigma Chi chapters at Emory, the
;t University of Georgia, Georgia Tech
1. and the University of Florida are exi
pccted to be present. Alumni from
|.' the two Carolinas will bring the nuin?.
her of Sigs to more than a hundred,
n Floyd D. Rodgers, Jr. of the local
r. chapter is convention chairman. On
1- the committee with him are Frank
o Graham and Richard Kvjans. Fred
e Youngblood and William Halscy will
be in charge of decorations for the
1- dance and invitations to the convenr,
tion. Housing for out-of-town deleir,
gates will be provided by Thomas
i- Knox, Frank Graham, Jr., McRae
u Johnston, William Sweeny and Floyd
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The University Y. M. C. A. gave pr
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Cheraw. A trio, composed of liar
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club on "Planning Your Life."
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