The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 17, 1936, Page Page Three, Image 3
University To
Botb
Plans Already Made
Will Purchase Block Of Maxcy
Gregg Park For Six Acre
Arboretum
A six acre ardoretum and botanical
garden is now being planned for the
University. The garden will be situated
jtst south of the W\ oman's luilding,
taking in a block of Maxcy Gregg Park
and half the adjacent block. The land
will be neatly landscaped and planted
with native South Carolina plants, trees,
shrubs, and herbs.
If the University is able to buy the
property valued at $7,700, which will
Comprise about one third of the garden,
the City of ('olunbia has volunteered
to place the -Maxcy Gregg section under
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mnical Gardens
CAROLINA QUINTET
BEATS NEWBERRY
Carolina continued her march toward
the State championship Wednesday
night by subduing the Newberry Indians
in a fast cage game to the tune of 27
to 23.
Led by Captain Bernard James and
their tall center, Guy Lipscomb, tile
Birds managed to eke out a victory after
trailing 11-10 at the half.
Gooly, Indian center, led the New
berry attack and his floorwork was re
sponsible for the close score of the tilt.
The feature of the game was a wrest
ling match during the half between two
Biddy grid stars, Makovic and Kelley.
Both contestants are veterans and thev
represented Carolina's new athletic policy
of adding color and enthusiasm to all
their athletics.
-U. S. O.
the care of the University.
lacilities will be provided in the gar
dcn for study by students of the Uni
versity botany classes. South Carolina
citizens interested in native flora will
derive much pleasure and benefit from
the park, especially garden clubs and
school organizations looking for native
plants suitable for planting in school
grounds and other public places.
--U. 9. C.
Submit Snap-Shots
Students are invited to contribute snap
shots to the Garnet and Black, accord
ing to an announcement made by Julian
Salley, photograph editor of the pub
lication.
Scenes depicting college life, campus
scenes, and other things of interest to
students will be considered.
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Congratulations
IIuiter Ksentedy, former lniversity
raduate in the School of Electrical En
ineeriing is enjoying work nit the great
IP'assaina<uIbdly tidal puower project in
\laine. Ilunter is the son of Robert M.
\elnlel, libr"ariant.
Tri Delt
A group of hri I)elt;a girls ire plan
ling a spend-the-night party Sattirday
light. Actives anl pledge:s are invited.
Progressive Dinner Party
A lovely affair given last Wednesday
tight by the D)elta Zeta;s was a pro
ressive dinner party. Tle various
-ourses were served at the homes of
neimbers and almtini.
Tile pledges f I'hi Bieta I)elta fra
crnity gave a party' at the chapter house
in honor of the members Wednesdav
ight Ianru;ry 14, 1e36.
In the spirit of fun, the members al
lowed the freshmen to be masters of
the house for a short period at their
party-Kings for a night, so to speak,
wit ii the tipper classmen at their mercy.
No serious iniuiries were reported.
At the last regular meeting of Phi
leta I)ehla, the following men were
Llected to ofTice for the second seinester:
J. S. Berman, President ; Stanlev Slcs
intger, \ice-president : Samuel Rubin,
Secretary. Julius Ness, Treasurer.
Visitor
Ernie Eustlcr, captain of the N. C.
State boxing team was guest of honor
it the Sigma Nu 1hoise dance last Sat
uirday evening.
New Officers
Newly elected -oTicers of 'i Kappa
I'hi are: president, Monroe Spears;
treasurer, Klugh lurdy ; secretary, Jim
Richardson warden, Ennet Smith ;
historian, Hill Stucky ; and chaplain, Bill
Crisp.
Joint Meeting
Actives, pledges and alumni of Pi Beta
Phi held a joint meeting last Monday
night. Officers elected are Josephine
Philson, president : Elizahetli Anderson,
vice-presideiit Lida Lilcs, secretary;
Jane Williamson, treasurer ; Maxine
Scarborough, Pan 11ellanic representa
:ive and Frances Revere, censor.
Rush Season
Now that exams are just around the
:orner the more optimistic co-eds take
t glimpse into the future and anticipate
the many gay affairs which will initiate
rush season. Plans are being whispered
irotind for innumerable teas and drop
ins but of course all this is still a secret
mnd the rumors remain rumors. As yet
^xams hold the center of interest and
lie library is the most popular gather
ing place.
Annual Ball
The A. ). Pi's are rapidly making
)lans for their annual dance which is
o be danced the first Fridav after ex
iminations in the ball roop of the Jef
ferson i lotel. Eleanor Me Master and
NO LACK OF SLACKS
- -. AT PENNEY'S
No, indeed! We've laid inI
a plentiful stock to meet the
varied demands students
make on us each year! And
this year we think we've
rather out-done ourselves
. .l.fi an effort to please!
We've got just the pair you
want to wear with that odd
coat or sweater!
* lt pays to shop ot
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8-.Michael Bartlett
NDREWS
her date will lead the grand march as
sisted by Catiherine I.ever and her part
ner.
S. A. E.
The S. A. E.'s will give a forral ban
quet Saturday, March 14 at the Jef
ferson i l1)t(el folI lowed by a private dance
About 250 guests are expectedl to at
tnd, including tmany distinguish ed S. A.
E.'s from all parts of the country, the
entire chapter at the I'niversity of North
Carolina, and large delegationts frot the
chapters at \\'otTord, ltrtman atd Iuke.
()liver IHart is chairman (if the banquet
ettimmittee.
Social Jots
The A. ). Pi's will i a tea Siun
clay a fterniinii from 5 to 6 o'clock at
the chapter hciuse..... Ida .awton Gra
haim went to M iami, F1.. for several
days last week........Walter Taylor, I letry
\\'oodward, and Hoots Fibuinrie were
seen at the Polo games in Camden, Sun
day........ Fav )esPortes went to Charles
ton........St. George Wilcox spent the
week-end in Florence...Shep Thomson
went to Andrews, N. C.........Nat Ilam
riek spent last week in Rutherford, N. C.
. ornelia Jackson recently visited the
A. ). Pi house.
Cardwell Designs New
Cover For Catalog
A new cover for the University cata
log, designed by Elizabeth Cardwell, was
recently approved by the catalog com
mittee, and will be used on the 1935-36
edition, according to 'Mr. Chase, who is
chairman of the committee.
It will have the University seal in the
center of the page, with "University Of"
above the seal and "South Carolina"
under it. The design is in garnet on
a grey background.
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THIRTEEN MEMBERS
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