The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 14, 1934, Page Page Eight, Image 8
EIGHT ELECTED TO
KJS.K.LAST NIGHT
Eight men were elected into Kappa
Sigma Kappa, local service fraternity,
at a meeting last night in the law building.
At the same time three others
who were elected at the regular clec- |
tion last spring but who failed to be ,
initiated at the regular initiation were .
declared eligible to be initiated at the (
next regular initiation.
The men elected last night were (
Frank Bradley, "Chick" Brown, Dean ^
Fowble, M. T. Pitts, Harry Hilton, ^
T. J. Griggs, Clyde Derrick, and "Bud"
Alexander. Those declared eligible for
initiation because of previous election ^
were J. A. Bigham, "Doc" Fulmcr,
and Karl Minis.
Fall Dances" Climaxed ;
By German Wednesday
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mans have always been held in the
gymnasium. Officials of the club
stated that they felt that the field house
was completely unsuited for the dance. (
The ballroom of the Jefferson will
be decorated by Susan Guignard and (
is expected to present an unusually attractive
appearance.
Preceding the German the Cotillion
club will give its regular tea dance.
The dance will be held in the ballroom
of the Columbia hotel and Jerry
Johnson will furnish the music. The
time of the dance will be from r>:30
until 7:30.
Christmas Seal Sale
To End December 15
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chosen to lead their respective groups:
Frank Bradley, George Dominick and ,
Paul Robelot; lieutenants: Betty Carlisle,
Emily Dunovant and Josephine
Philson.
The value of this crusade against |
tuberculosis is being stressed vigorously |
by these groups. This is the first time j
the University has undertaken a dVive
of this nature since 1903, according to
Mrs. Wimberly.
"175,000 lives are saved each year by |
the money obtained from the sale cf |
seals," said Mrs. Wimberly. I
This is the 50th anniversary of the
founding of the first sanatorium by Dr.
Trudeau at 1-ake Saranak, N. Y. Now .
there arc 500 dedicated to this work.
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Ham Wins Oratorical
Prize In Euphradian
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people who were so filled with a hope,
and love, and determination for justice,
liberty and freedom, they would not let
themselves be overcome."
The other participants in the contest
were Hartley Bomar, Joe Cohen and
Vivian Moss.
The regular discussion of the society
was postponed until the next meeting.
K. S. K. To Check
Freshmen Caps
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We have arranged for you to have
this done on Friday, December 14, at the
chapel, between the hours of 10 and 1.
Our sole interest is in the development
and maintenance of the proper spirit of
loyalty to our University, and we arc
confident that you are just as much interested
in those ends as we are. Your
failure to appear at the last meeting
doubtless lias a good explanation, and
we are therefore giving another opportunity
for you to have your cap checked
and stamped. We urge you to cooperate
with us in this campaign.
All of this is done with the approval
of the University authorities.
Yours truly,
L. A. Williamson, President
L. I'. Lancaster, Committee Chairman
J. S. Bellinger
Jack Killea
C. L. Stuckey
T. (I. Crawford
u. s. o.
The slave trade is still carried on
in many parts of the world.
President Roosevelt is of Dutch descend.
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Merchandise of Quality for
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On Other State
News item... ."Tall freshman
basketball team at the University this
fear".... Admitted that they're tall
and freshmen, hut we only hope that
they are basketball players.
Puzzle... .Tell who the debutantes
were at the Damas, ... Louis Searson
wishing that someone would buy a
waterfall... .James Black stalking
icross the campus... .Jim Good, our
jwu fashion plate.... New rushing
rules being discussed at the PanHellenic
meeting.
Mary YVly taker doesn't believe in
duty dances... .Journalism student
writing an editorial about apple pies
....and perfume... .Janet Reed at the
Damas... .Julian Bradsher getting
clown to business on Rhodes Scholarship
work.
English 12'.) student wondering
whether Babcock would have anothej
Christmas party or not....Julia
Lowry with a new fur coat....Rudolph
Warner not so much in evidence
. ...E. YV. Masters not telling Claude
Prevost about his girl.... LcRoy McDuffie
eating at the women's cafeteria
....Co-ed writing an editorial about
the state of food at the women's cafeteria.
... for breakfast anyway.
Plans for S. A. E. dance going on
....Ed Sallenger dashing to another
rommittee meeting.... Dr. Foster leaving
for the Southern Conference meeting.
Freshmen at the Damas pertly
marching along in the Junior-Senior
figure.. . .Students shooting Roman
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i candles at the wall.. vWcrber Bryan
; holding a juniot-class meeting.. i %BH1
I Rogers playing hide and go aeek on
the floor of the Jefferson Hotel:
Football practice in Maxey Gregg
i park stopping \Vhen it was announced
that there would be no intra-mural
teams this year.... Heard from all
; sides "we sure were going to have a
good team this year"... .The Sigma
; Chis wondering who borrowed their
football and forgot to return it.
Art student remarking that Happy
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> ... .Santa Claus is coming to town....
; So Sallic Bailey says.
Coach DeMars fearing that Andy
Hill would be unable to box this year
; due to a nose injury.. . .Students turning
out for the first basketball game
i of the season.... Much excitement
over the Athletic Advisory Board
meeting.
Walter Taylor telling of a farm in
Russia with 1,000 cows and no bulls,
i Petty delivering a public denunciation
over late arrival of a German club
initiate in class Bunny Dunlap
Blakenship selling hambones for* a liv,
ing.... Barney Gale looking for a job
. all the way uptown... ."Cocky" Blair
becoming quite a skater.
Beautiful new calendars from Murtishaw's
being gotten in a hurry for
various student's rooms.... Bernard
James bringing a box of candy into his
room from his girl... .Upper classman
waiting patiently until Roy Johnson
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Billy Bruce refusing to talk-for fear
that he will be quoted in Musclin* In
.... New't Holman making a speech
on what a good influence he is....
Sophie Ellison having.a wreck... .Students
wondering over Christmas presents
that they are going td give the
Little WomaiM ' ' ?
Bill Humphlett holding his head
Friday night... .Training... .Allie McDougal
blocking the way for "Tiny"
Rivers at the Damas.
"Punch-drunk" Harry Hilton spilling
his coffee in the mess hall. ...Dave
Galloway sending two sheets to the
laundry after the quizzes.... Bill Byrd
desiring a ride to Edgefield November
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turning from the Army-Navy game
with a few fenders bent....The girls
i debating on Santa Claus' weight.
A "damned Yankee' declaring that
it got , so cold at his home town that
the five once.froze ajtd ^ was-ground ^
up afcd used for red pepper.
w Jafck Ford saying he^-stW likes to ^
ride in Studcbakers.... And Finkle riding
to the mess hall from Burney,
wondering what he will do next....
John Byrd Zciglcr, Sigma Chi last
year, leaves the Damas to become ice
man at Denmark.
Col. McKissick asking why grass is
green and gets another question
thrown back at him: "What goes with
the white in snow when it melts?"
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