Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Pan-Hellenic To Make Changes Sweeping Revision Of Constitution Planned By Inter-Fraternity Council Definitely setting the date of the first Interfraternity Dance of the semester for Thursday night, February 20 at the uni versity gymnasium, the Interfraternity Council also decided to begin a sweeping revision of the constitution of the organi zation, in a meeting held Monday after noon. Music for the dance will be furnished by Buster Spann and his Gamecocks. The gym will be decorated for the occasion, and the affair will be between the hours of nine-thirty and one-thirty. Sponsors for the dance are: Phi Sig ma Kappa, Lida Liles; Pi Kappa Alpha, Janet Reed; Pi Kappa Phi, Edith Wood ruff; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sara Wil liamson; Sigma Chi, Mary Whittaker; Sigma Nu, Dorothy Platt; Panhellenic president, Lucy Black. President Jack Killea appointed a com mittee of three to study the constitution of the council and to submit a list of pro posed reforms at the next meeting. The members on the committee are James Good, Ed Bowen and Wallace Martin. -U. S. 0. Fees For Annual Must Be Paid Soon All organizations who have not paid their Garnet 'and Black fees are urged to remit to G. Werber Bryan, business manager of the annual, before March 1. All pictures and copy must be submitted to the editors before this date to be included in the year book. Students who desire their photo graphs in the Garnet and Black can have them in the fraternity, sorority, and organization sections if the pic tures are taken immediately. The dedication for the annual has not been chosen as yet and the editor says that this person's name will be kept secret until the book is pre sented to the students. The snap-shot section will be com posed of pictures taken by fraterni ties, sororities. non-sorority men and women. All such pictures wiil be ac cepted by G. Dowling, or at the Gar r:et and Black office. The book will probably be ready for distribution around the first of May. -U. 9. o. Beginning in June, Yale engineering graduates will receive bachelor of en gineering instead of bachelor of science degrees. ATHLETIC SUPPLIES AND SPORTING GOODS S. B. McMaster, Inc. 1223 Hampton St. Discount to Schools Everbody's Pla THE FASCINATING 2dMRPOLY~ THE STATE BOOK~ 1224 Main Street IAttractions At THEATRE Social & BY KATHER] SOCIAL C. Saturday-Social Cabinet Dance, 9-1 Monday-?:00-Freshman Council, F Tuesday-8:00-Clariosophic Literary Tuesday-8:00-Euphradian Literary Wednesday-7:15-Carolina Service C Wednesday-4:15-Hypatian Literary Wednesday-7:00-Sophomore Counc Wednesday-8:00-Dramatic Club, D Friday-4:15-Euphrosynean Literary Dances With the hubbub of rush season and the mid-winter German over, suspense is kept up on the campus only by plans for more dances. A social cab inet dance has been arranged for to morrow night after the Clemson-Caro lina basketball game followed by Pan Hellenic to be danced next Friday evening. Wedding Bells A beautiful wedding taking place just a few days ago was that of Jacquelin Etnerson to Edward Duncan Sallenger at St. John's Episcopal Church in Shandon. Jacquelin, who finished here last year, was a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Another wedding of wide-spread interest on the campus is that of Cornelia Jackson, from Sumter, to David G. Ellison, Jr., of Colum bia, the wedding to take place af ter Easter. Cornelia was a mem ber of Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Out-of-Town A group of co-eds recently attend ing out-of-town mid-winter dances came back with glowing accounts of good times. Among those attending the Clemson dances were Dot Platt and Helen Townsend. Rosa Wilder went to the Georgia Tech dances last week. Z. T. A. The pledges of Z. T. A. are planning a house dance next Tues day night in honor of the actives. German Stages Second Hop Jack Quattlebaum And Peter Cog geshall Lead Marches Amid Beautiful Surroundings The mid-winter German dance was held in the gymnasium Tuesday night, Febru ary 3. A Valentine motif was carried out in the decorations, and music was fur nished by Buster Spann and his Game cock orchestra. Pete Coggeshall, president of the Ger man club, led the grand march with Miiss Bettie James of Darlington. He was as sistedl by Porcher I lopkins, vice-president, with Miiss Miarjorie Foster. The junior senior ligure was ledl by Jack Quattle baum and Ouida Jones, in the absence of Edgar Sullivan senior leader. They were ying Monopoly CAME OF FWIANCE It's sweeping the country. Here's a game that defies p)recedents! Make a million or lose your shirt. Buy or sell to your heart's content. Grand for plungers with a yen for quick action-and lots of fun. New No. 8 im proved edition. Equipment for from 3 to 8 players. $2.50 COMPANY STORE 'Phone 2-3393 SATURDAY 01 The TIM McC( in I OUTLAW DE: -also First Chapter ''ADVENTUTRES OF ynopsis [NE TAYLOR ALENDAR af linn Hall tl Society, Clariosophic Hall Society, Euphradian Hall c lub, Flinn Hall Society il, Flinn Hall avis 3 Society The affair will be danced in the lobby of the Woman's Building. The lobby will be attractively decorated for the occasion. t Sigma Kappa The actives and pledges of Sigma Kappa were entertained last night by the alumnae of the chapter with a bridge party at the Baker home on c Senate Street. Delightful refreshments I were served. Kappa Sigma Newly elected officers of Kappa Sigma are Werber Bryan, presi dent; Jack Quattlebaum, vice-pres- c ident; John L. Wiggins, treasurer; I and Alfred Funderburke, secretary. Sigma Kappa Officers of Sigma Kappa recently elected are Elizabeth Harvey, presi dent; Sara Matthews, vice-president; t Effie Campbell, treasurer. Phi Beta Delta Phi Beta Delta gave an informal J party at the chapter house, Thorn well College, Saturday night, Feb. 8, 1936. Actives, pledges, alumni, and guests attended. Social Jots Dink Gaines spent last week-end at her home in Grier... . Sally Bailey is attending the mid-winter dances at Annapolis this week-end.... Katherine Burgess and Jean Campbell were re- t cent visitors in Florence.... Sara Cog gins entertained Sigma Kappas at her home with a tea. Sigma Chi's Elect Officers Killea Chosen President House Dance Saturday Night Will Be Held In Honor Of New Pledges Jack Killea of Columbia has been elected President of Gamma Nu chapter of Sigma Chi fraternity for the coming semester, succeeding MacRae Johnston of Columbia it wvas announcedl yesterday. Johnston, a law~ student, becomes Pledge Master, succeedling James Timmons, Co lumbia. John I lussey of Florence wvas namedl Vice-President to succeedl Franik Bradley of Columbia. Monty Skiles, Columbia, was elected Secretary and Rushing Chair man. Preston Johnston, St. George, is the newv Treasurer, following James Hiol man of Florence in that office. Bill Boch man of Kingstree was named Correspon dling Secretary, and Charles Murtiashaw, Columbia, was elected Assistant Treas urer. A house (lance Saturday night wvill be held in honor of the new pledges, Ralph Dearth, John McCullough, Frank Lovern, and Paul Taylor. Plans to initiate ten or more old pledges on the weekend of February 22 have been completed, it was announced. National officers will attend the ceremony. -U. 3. 0. assistedl by R. R. Bruner, Jr., junior leader, with Miss Mae Maner. The University Cotillion, club held a tea dance from 6 to 8 o'clock just preced ing the German. This dance was held at the Hotel Columbia, andl Buster Spann's orchestra played for this affair also. -o. 3. O. Probably the oldest co-ed in the country is a woman candidate for a master's degree in archaelogy at Brown. She is 81. University of Kentucky students were recently lectured on "H ow to Tell a College Man From the Birds and Fishes." iLY MONDAY - American's Sw TogetheriA PUTY" DICK PO RUBY K! in TARZAN" "Shipmates To Give morrow Night Members of the faculty with their wive: Lave been invitcd to attend(. A script of 44 cents will be charged for admission to the dance. Members of the social cabinet are Betty \Vrenshall, Wallace Martin and "Spot' Mozingo. 'A. K. (. Sponsor's Presidents Aleeting President Of Every Girl's Organi zation On Campus, Exclusive Of Social Sororities, To Attend Alpha Kappa (namma, t:irls honorary leadership sorority, recently sponisored a meeting of the president., of every girls organization on the campus except socia sororities. The object of the meeting was to secure a report of the purpose of each organization. A meeting of all freshmen girls is to be called later and the purposes of these organizations explained to them. It is then hoped that the girls of the campm will know what they are working toward and in each organization members will b< obtained who are vitally interested. Newly elected officers of Alpha Kappa Gamma are Lodema "Dink" Gaines, presi dent : Betty Wrenchell, vice-president Maxine Scarborough, secretary: May Belser, treasurer: and Jennie Clarksn associate editor of the Torch Bearer. SWEET AS HON THE ONE AND ONLY Starts Sweet Smokes Sweet Stays Sweet NOTHING ELSE HAS ITS FLAVOR Also Impedal Yello Bole $1.50 kes 25 opei sh one For valve requires polishing eparate opera- stern is gro time work starts greater acc alve until it is ness. Inspe That is a sur- constant ch :r of operations In spite imple looking Ford valv al of Ford care rigid final ing. fying gag< of the rough for roundn ceive two pre- thousandth ling operations. Jar gages c through a fur- Other i the heads are ment indi< *ed heat. Next, "run out" :ers place them stem end fc Lchine where a the valves Sred-hot heads. temperatur n refines the are inspect e in the head, The For and forms the fine car bec a fine car. I pass through is made t< machining and limits. M OT OR C O SDAY ONLY THU THE RICH" HA .wt-Evelyn 11y - Mary Taylor Based C nedy That Takes A Coln High And MighM. Oh IL U U UA Social Cabinet -c Dance To: The social cabinet of the University till give a dance following the Clemson arolina basketball game tomorrow night rom 9 to 12. The dance will be given in te Gym which will be decorated for the flair and Buster Spann and his Game ock orchestra will furnish the music. Uipha Delta Pi Dance Given February 7th .aroline Monteith's Rendition Of A. D. Pi Girl Features Gay Evening The annual dance of Alpha Delta Pi v'as given the evening of February 7 in he ballroom of the Jefferson IHotel. atusic was furnished by Buster Spann nd his orchestra. The ballroom was eautifully decorated in the sorority col rs, blue and white. For the special A. ). Pi no-break, the sorority song, "I .ove the Pin," was played, and for nother no-break, "Alpha Delta Pi Girl" vas sung by Caroline Monteith. Eleanor McMaster, president of the I( al chapter led the figure with Charles )avis, assisted by Catherine Lever, presi lent of the pledges, with James Mozingo. Officers of Beta Epsilon chapter of \lpha Delta Pi are Eleanor McMaster, >resident; Peggy Stoddard, vice-presi lent ; Anne Fishburne, recording secre ary ; Beverley Porter, corresponding ecretary, and Hlamilton Warren, treas irer. Education Department rets $1,000 For Research A sum of $1,004 has been granted the .'niversity of South Carolina to take part n educational research projects accord ng to Orin F. Crow, dean of the school f education and head of the work here. Dr. Crow says that apparently this vork will replace the Federal Relief and -efers to the number of workers being aken off the relief rolls. -v. . 0. A recent poll of Barnard College fresh nen shows that a Phi Bete key is a 17 o-1 favorite ambition as against "siren )f the stag line." It ta] to fini EACH Ford twenty-five s tions f rom the on a rough v ready for use, prising numb4 for such a s part, but typic in manufactur The stems valves first re liminary grin< Then they go nace where brought to a automatic fink in a huge mi ram strikes the This operati, grain structur straightens it, -yalve seat. Valves ther other grinding UESDAY WEDN1 eotearts"OA WELL ELER waiter conne A. Riotous Co Forever" Sock At The Page Seven Valentine Party Given Tonight By Y.W.Q.A. A Valentitle party will be given by the Y\V('A in honor of the YMCA tonight at 8 o'clock in Flinn II all. I)ecorations will carry out the \'alentinc motif. Special entertainment is being planned for the occasion. Refreshments will be served during the course of the evening. All members if both the YWCA and the YMCA are invited to attend. --... . Ir. Jose Antonio Lopez, former Ohio University student, may be the next governor of Puerto Rico. Frostbite sent 112 University of Wis consin students to the infirmary dur ing a recent cold wave. Friday and Saturday Bette Davis As the woman men always come back to in "Dangerous" with FRANCHOT TONE She Wanted Thrills! and she got more than she bargained for! Gertrude MICHAEL in "WOMAN > TRAP" with George Murphy Roscoe Karns MONDAY-TUESDAY e" ations d valve operations. Each und five times for iracy and smooth ction gages keep a eck. of this care, each e is subjected to nspection. Ampli :s check the stem :ss within two ten of an inch. Simi heck diameter. nspection equip ates the slightest f seat and checks r squareness. Then go into a constant e room where they ed for length. d V-8 runs like a ause it is built like Jo car at any price > finer precision M PAN Y RSDAY - FRIDAY tMONY LANE" --with Venable - Douglass Montgomery nThe Life Of Stephen Foster--Composer Of I Southern Songs.