The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 11, 1934, Special Edition, Page Page Seven, Image 7
Damas Club
Issues Bids
Spring Dance Q-ive:
To Be Danced Ne*t Friday Nigl
At Gymnasium; Gamecocks
To Play
* m'|,c regular spring dancc of the Un
versity Damas club will be danc<
next Friday night, May 18, in the Un
versity gymnasium from 9:30 unl
1:30. The Gamecocks will play.
Bids arc now being issued and wi
be distributed according to the rcgul;
custom. Ml fraternities will reccr
blanket bids and each member of tl
Damas will be given a date bid ar
two additional bids.
Leading the grand march will 1
the president of the club, Miss Kat!
eriue Bush, and her partner, Geor*
Hart. She will be assisted by Mi
Irene Chitty, the vice-president, at
her partner, Charlie Lynn.
The figure will be led by Mi
Martha Tompkins, the senior leadc
and Card well Zimmerman. She will 1
assisted by Miss Stuart Aycock, tl
junior leader, and Joe Miot.
Other officers of the club are Mi
Lois Kirkley, secretary, and Mi
Blanche Dubose, treasurer.
The gymnasium will be dccorat<
for the occasion by Susan Guignard.
Chicken-Chatter
By Chico Browno
Clemson's dash man, the famot
"Mountain Goat" Lynn, can drop tl
term "Mountain" and just use "Goa
from now on, because Bryan Hul
blonde Gamecock blizzard from Flo
ence, S. C. made Lynn the "Goat" <
the State Track meet last Saturday.
Lynn had beaten Hutt three tim<
in two years until the State cvci
catnc along this year. Hutt is
senior this year. It's a pity lie finishc
because every year his time has b
come faster in the 100 and 220. IIu
set a new state record in the 100 at 0
and shared with Lynn in the 220 ;
21.9.
Tom Craig (Central, S. C.) bi
blonde, 200-pound Herculean, w;
picked as the most valuable man c
his team at the State Meet. He s
a new state record in the shot put ar
the discus. Craig averaged 24 poin
in 4 meets and scored 18 points in tl
slate meet?scoring 114 points for tl
season. Tom Craig is also an A1
State end in football and second teai
All-Southern end. He also is a gre;
basketball player. Craig was captai
of this year's track team and is caj
tain of next year's football squad.
Bill Ouzts (Columbia), Graysc
Wolfe (Charleston), and Dave Cob
(Monroe, N. C.) all stars at the Un
versity of S. C., have signed bascba
contracts to play with Billy Laval
Sandlappers of the Piedmont Leagu
Wolfe and Ouzts are pitchers an
Coble is a catcher.
Kd Nevergold (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
a senior at Carolina, lie played bri
limit basketball during his three sci
sons, and this past year at the tourn:
incut when Dana Henderson (Athen
Texas) became sick, Nevergold fille
his shoes with the smoothness of
veteran. Hank Gooding (Columbia
was one of the outstanding men of tli
basketball team. He loomed up a
season as a "dark horse," and whe
Carolina played the University c
Pittsburgh, he was the shining ligl
of the Gamecock victory.
U. H. C.
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Cor. Main and Hampton
Sorority News j
i Margaret Yeadon, Josephine Philson,
Adelaide Philson and Gertrude
tl Boroughs spent the weekend at Win.
throp. 1
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Leah Zeigler spent last weekend at ,
home. .
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In Nthc annual elections of the Pi ]
ii- Beta Phi, Katherine Bush was electcd ]
id president. Other officers were: vice- c
>j- president, Adelaide Philson; secretary, (
d Katherine Hendley; corresponding sec- ?
retary, Musidora Rubose; treasurer,
ill Cherrydell Kelly.
ar Mary House Dillard went home for
the weekend.
** Sue Dotterer, of Charleston, spent
the weekend with Maxine Walker.
Mary Lena Baskin recently paid a
,e visit to Orangeburg.
?c Mott Dowling and Elaine Harley
gs went home for the weekend.
id Virginia Jackson of Hagood visited
Cornelia Jackson here.
ss Margaret Cornwell went to Chester
!r> for the weekend.
be Martha Harmon is going home for
:ie the weekend.
Louisa Ferguson will visit relatives ss
in Chester.
ss Louise McDonald recently visited in
Hartsville.
?d Imogene Clowney, Sarah Calhoun,
Margaret Uatrick and Irene Chitty A
spent the weekend in Hartsville.
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The annual University art exhibit Klizal
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rorn 4 to 0 o'clock on May 17. The Quatt
exhibit will be in the five rooms on
he first floor of tho Education y^S'
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