Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. W. C.A Meeti Thursday Nigi Contests Are Planni $da Morris And Jennie Olari Are In Charge Of The Program A general meeting of all' the g is scheduled by the Y. W. C. A. Thursday evening, October 3s at 7 clock in the chapel. Ida Morris i Jennie Clarkson are in charge of program. At this time a contest will be hi the prize being a $2.50 gold pi Talks will be made by outstand co-eds. The Y. W. entertained the freshr and new girls at a banquet Wedr day night, September 18, at the Frie ly Cafeteria. Josephine Philson introduced speaker of the evening, Mrs. A. Childs,. dean of women, who drew analogy between a balanced diet a balanced college life. Ice Casn ad I.A la I,unehe Madelbe PUR Ma*e60 "The Place Where Friends Mee UE U Mmml *DEPENDABLF : TAXI and m.. Trucking * aW SERVICF Telephone 3189--3183 U . Checker Cab Co. The White Cars Central Drug Co. FOR DELICIOUS 25c-PLATE LUNCHES-25c -Served at all hours-. DELIVERED TO YOUR DO( Consists of Potato salad, chicken salad, lettu tomatoes, cold slaw, pickle and choice of one meat Phone 5197 TOAL' Phone 6141 UNIVERSITY and every one to insj dining rc Ticket of 21 meals Monthly rate - - Located Corner of MONDAY AND 'III atinee I" t ocial BYMAY ton S. A. E. The members, pledges, and rushees of S. A. E. were entertained by the irIs Alumni Association at a barbecue sup for per at Ridgewood Country Club, Mon o'- day night. mnd the A. T. O. The A. T. O's gave a dance at the !ld, chapter house Monday night. Punch .ce. and cake were served. mng Robert Hazelhurst, a transfer at the len College of Charleston, is a new mem es- ber at the A. T. O. house. nd- "Minerva's" A new type of club was formed re the cently by the mothers of the members R. of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. The "Mi an nerva's" was organized to help the md boys in their scholastic work and so cial entertainment. Mrs. R. K. Walker . was elected president and Mrs. Fraser Dial, treasurer. Phi Sigma Kappa The 'Phi Sigs gave a smoker at the frat house, Tuesday night. Delight ful refreshments were served after games of ping pong and bridge. The alumni and members of Phi Sigma Kappa will give a stag suppet for their rushees Saturday night at the Blue Room of the Columbia Hotel This will be their final rush function. Chi Omega Helen Gordon, Memphis, Tenn., was a visitor at the Chi Omega house lasi - week. Helen is a member of the Bets Nu chapter of Chi Omega at Souti Western University. SS. P. E. a A welcoming party was given foi the members and pledges of S. P. E Monday night at the home of Earl Skidmore in Heathwooa. Fred Hambright, S. P. E. pledge was here for the freshmiin dance Fri day. The Denver Conclave of S. P. E. which was held recently, was the larg I est in history. Over 200 delegates were present. Bill Skidmore was the delegate from South Carolina Alpha. Sigma Kappa The Sigma Kappas were guests al a shower Wednesday night at the )R home of Elizabeth Strother in honoi . of Margaret Reeves, a former Sigma :, Kappa who was recently married tc Bernard Dent, Carolina graduate. Virginia Mitchell Smithson of the Zeta Chapter of Sigma Kappa, George Washington University, is a week-end guest at the Sigma Kappa house. CAMERA! Have you a girl friend? Surprise her and give her your picture. SEE US AND SAVE 3 STUDIO 1435 Main St. STEWARD'S HALL rites each ect their recently remodeled omn and kitchen --- -- ------$ 5.00 ----- -- ---$18.00 Sumter and Green Streets l'UEBDAY 15o ynopsis MNDREWS Sigma Chi The Sigma Chi's gave a rush dance at the fraternity house Tuesday night. Punch and cookies were served to about seventy-five guests. James Timmons gave a smoker at his hohe on Kirkwood Drive Thurs day night. The last rush dance of Sigma Chi will be held at the chapter house, to morrow night. Phi -Beta Delta Sarp Rubin was elected president of Phi Beta Delta at the first regular meeting of the year. The other of ficers are: Vice;president, B. Polia koff; secretary, J. Berman; treasurer, C. Berman. The social season was formally opened with a party at the chapter house. About seventy-five were pres ent, including alumni actives, pledges, and freshmen. An informal dinner was held by the executive committee and alumni, Mon day night, in honor of Irwin Kahn, National Representative. An informal banquet was held in honor of Morty Cohen and Julien Ness who were initiated into the fraternity Wednesday. PiK.A. The Pi K. A.'s opened their rush season with a series of house dances last week. Thursday night, a group of members, pledges, rushees and their dates went to Lakc Murray. Boat riding was followed by a party at Nat Turner's cottage. The Pi K. A. will have an informal dance at the roof garden of the Co lumbia Hotel, tonight and a dance at the fraternity house Saturday night. Jim and Bustcr Mayes of Mayes ville were recent guests at the P. K. A. house. Peic Smith and Fred Hambright of Spartanburg were here for rush season. Kappa Sigma Bob and Rufus Hoover, transfers from Wofford,,have affiliated with the local chapter. A banquet for rushees was given Wednesday night at the Friendly Cafe teria, with Werber Bryan acting as toastmaster for the occasion. A dance was held at the Kappa Sigma house last night, and the mem bers and rushees will be guests to night of Mr. and Mrs. Winchester Graham at their home in Shandon. Service Club Holds_Meeting Eight Members Join Tom Crawford Makes Welcoming Address To New Corners The Carolina Christian Service Club held its first meeting of this session last Wednesday night in Flinn Hall with approximately twenty old mem bers present. The following new stu dents joined: Helen Ladd, Margaret Harper, Sara Hathcock, Mary Cul bertson, Virginia Fuel, Dorothy Brain lett, William Brockington, and West brooks Finlayson. Tom Crawford, president of the club, made an address of welcome to the new members, and urged the vice presidents to begin their activities at once. The vice-presidents who pre pare programs and carry them to va rious institutions in Columbia and the adjacent vicinity are James Lynch, Mary Sutton, Leonard Greene, and Morgan Arant. Westbrooks Finlayson, baritone, rendered a vocal solo at the meeting. The Carolina Christian Service Ctub meets every Wednesday night at 7:15. --U. 3. O. Soviet Russia -has raised its red banner over a "newly discovered island in the polar regions." No objections has been filed by Germany, Italy, or Japan, so presumably it is not worth colonizing. -The New Orleans Times-Picayune. ALL THE ANDERE Dean Jaggr - New Co-eds Guests At Tea [n Woman's Building Pan-Heftenio Entertains . Future Members With Delightful Evening Affair The 'Pan-Hellenic Council enter :ained the new University co-eds with a tea late Friday afternoon in the ounge of the woman's building which was beautifully decorated with garden flowers. Receiving with Carolyn Smith, A. 0. Pi, president of the council were the other officers of the council; Dot Dunevant, Chi Omega, Eleanor Mc Master, Alpha Delta Pi, Nelle Etchi son, Delta Zeta. Members of other sororities in the receiving line were: Gerda Sylvan, Tri Delta; Jo Philson, Phi Beta Pi; Margaret Cornwell, Zeta Tau Alpha; Leverne Hughes, Sigma Kappa. -v. e. ,o. . C. E. A. Invites Seniors To Join The South Carolina Education asso ciation is offering an opportunity to all the members of the senior class of the University to become active mem bers of the association by establishing what is to be known as "Junior Mem bership." Junior Membership in the association is valuable to seniors who are candidates for graduation front all four-year colleges in this State, said membership to entitle them to all privileges of the association except that of voting. The dues for Junior Mem bership will be $1 per year. The purpose of establishing 'this Junior Membership is to acquaint seniors in our colleges, particularly those who are expecting to teach, with the work of the State association and to put into their hands during the year "South Carolina Education," the official rogan of the associaiton. Evans Motor Co. Dial 8103 then count the minutes 24 HOUR SERVICE SCOMES A F THRILLS OF THE CANE GREY' R OF THE - Gail Patrick -.Larry 'Churchs Plan Entertainment All Students Are Invited Presbyterians, Baptist, Methodists And Lutherans To Take Part In Affair The following Columbia churches are entertaining college students to night: The First Presbyterian Church is entertaining with an amateur radio stunt program in which students them selves will participate in broadcasting. The First Baptist Church is enter taining in the recreational hall. Dr. John H. Webb, pastor of the church, is taking charge of furnishing students with transportation to the hall. The cars will be sent to the girls' dormitory. Methodist students will be enter tained in the recreational room of the Washington Street Methodist Church. There will also be an e.ntertainment at St. Paul's Lutheran Church. All students from the University, Columbia College, Columbia Bible Col lege, and business colleges are cordial ly invited. 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