Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Bird Gindern At Indo< Petitt Shines In Hurdles Fast Company Included Carolina Ace Places In Bout Witt Former World Champion From Georgia Basil Pettit, one of Carolina's cracl hurdlers, succeeded in tying for third place in the 50 yard high hurdles in the Charlotte Junior Chamber of Coi merce indoor track meet held last Mon day night in the Armory Auditorium Considering the fact that such star: as Forrest Towns of the University of Georgia, world record holder it the 50 yard hurdle event, were run ning in the meet, Pettit is due muc credit for placing in the finals. George F.pps, Carolina sprint ace placed fourth in the finals of the 5( yard dash. In the 50 yard high hurdles, Town: of the University of Georgia took firs place.. Shule of Washington and Lee second; and Pettit of the Universit) of South Carolina and Arnold o Washington and Lee tied for third. In the 50 yard dash, Hopkins o Virginia and Packard of Georgia tie( for first place; Ritter of Duke place< third; and F.pps of the University o South Carolina placed fourth. Those from Carolina who entere< the longer runs did not have tim enough to get into shape for the nce and were thus unable to offer theii best performances. Attending the meet from the Uni versity were Athletic Director Wim II. Harth, Coach Don McCallister Track Coach Frank Pauly, and Assis tant Track Coach IHahn. Mr. lartl and the coaches found the meet ver interesting and enjoyable, and ar( proud of Carolina's showing in the meet, considering the fact that soni of the south's best track stars were it competition. -U .0. Lutheran Students Hav Meeting On Wednesda3 The Lutheran Students Associatior will hold its regular monthly meet ing at 1214 College Street, Wednes day, March 4, at seven p. mn., accordl ing to Miss Ellie Ruth Shealey, pres ident of the group. Gilbert Fulme will be in charge of the program. Al Lutherans are asked to attend. Y.W.C.A. Hears Helms Speak On Brotherhood "Causes of War," will be the sub ject of an add(ress to be delivered b; Dr. Clyde Helms, of Shandon B3aptis Church at Vespers, Sunday nuight This is the second of the series of ad dresses on "The Newv C:hristian So cial Order." Dr. Helns spoke to a large grouj of girls at the Y. WV. C. A. genera meeting Friday afternoon at chapel His subject wvas "Brotherhiood"--a bet ter feeling between races. MON-TUEs.-WED. WALLACE BEE.RY LIONEL BARRYMoRE -In "Ahi Wilderness" The play made famous by Geo. M. Cohan on Broadway and by Will Rogers on the West.-Coast. STARTING THURsDAY! ALL THE ACTION , OU'D EXPECT WHEN THIS PAIR OF ACES START MIXING LOVE WITH AVIATIONI CeilingW.,h JAMES Cn n ATEY ZERGU OSREN win Star vr Track Meet Manly Cleats Stir Turf Battle For Positions Freshmen And Bohunks, Show Class; Varsity Looks To Laurels With four scrimmages a week, Coach Don McCallirter is fast whipping the football squad into shape. Progress of the squad has been greatly ham pered due to the fact that several t of the men, including Captain Bob1) r Johnson, have been unable to report t 1being out for other sports at this t time. Coach McCallister has divided the squad into two teams. Team A at pres ent is composed of: Myers and Ur ban, ends, Gaffney and Doerflinger, tackles, Bretz and Hinchman, guards, t Kiss, center, L Durham or Dearth. i quarterback, I',. Clary and 'rbanyi, halfbacks, and B3. Durham, fullback. Those running on team B are: Turn bolt, Courtney, and Kalmbach, ends, Bethune and Bailey, tackles, Makovie I and Kelly, guards, Burns, center, L. Durham or Dearth, quarterback, 'd wards, Henson, Taber, halfbacks and '. Stillwell and Manley, full back. These teams are continually chang ing, players running with one team - one day and the other on the next (lay. There is no clear indication as to what will be the lineup of the jeam that will take the field this fall for Carolina. The squad is excused from prac tice on Mondays and Wednesdays but are required to report for study, us ually at room No. 3, Davis College. ''his is a good indication that the ma jor portion of the squad will be scholastically eligible for the next sea son. LUG Luci I Excess of AcidifyofC BALANCE LUC KY ST E B RA ND I IB RA ND ( B RA ND I *RESULTS VERIFIED BY INDEPEN LABnRATRes AND RSEnaR4 Social S BY KATHERIN SOCIAL ( Monday-7:00-Freshman Council, I Tuesday-8:00-Clariosophic Literar: Tuesday-8:00-Euphradian Literary Wednesday-4:15-Hypatian Literar; Wednesday-4:15-Euphrosynean Li Wednesday-7 :00-Sophomore Coun Wednesday-7:15-Carolina Service, Wednesday-8:00-Dramatic Club, I Mardi Gras Enjoying the gala festivities of the nnual Mardi Gras in New Orleans, at a he beginning of the week were M\ary- ti eIe Higgins, Louise McI)onald, Cher- b y Dell Kelly, Sarah Rector, Mary Sut- 3 on, Mary Culbertson, Mamie Law on and Florrie Lee Lawton. The r< ay frivolities of Mardi Gras are ccl- t< brated throughout the world for col- . rful parades and masquerades. r to Sigma Kappa Dance The members of Sigma Kappa en ertained with a dance, Tuesday even ng, at the Chatter Box in the jeler- l on Hotel. A color scheme of lay nder and maroon was carried out in estoons of colored balloons. tI ( Tri Delta Tea The Tri D)ets entertained at a tea rom 5 to 7 o'clock londay afternoon S t the chapter house in honor of the atronesses, mothers of the active nembers and the t'niversity faculty. dlasses of roses, iris and freesias dec >rated the rooms and furnished a harming setting for the party. \White r andles were used on the tables. Henrietta Bailey acted as hostess for P he occasion. t Delta Zeta The Delta Zetas gave a (lance last riday night at the chapter house in onor of the new pledges. )elight ul punch and cakes were served those ittending. K H SM. "ETCHM'A 4HGOP You ynopsis [E TAYLOR ALENDAR linn Hall ; Society, Clariosophic Hall Society, Euphradian Hall r Society terary Society cil, Flinn Hall Flinn Hall avis 3 Delta Zeta Tea The Delta Zeta Alumnae Club gave tea for the new pledges of the ac ee chapter, at the home of Mrs. Wil ur Smith on -lunter Street, from to 6:30 last Friday afternoon. Red )Ses and white carnations were used > decorate the rooms. A centerpiece f red roses and white freesias car ed out the color scheme on the tea Ile. Sigma Nu The Sigma Nus are planning a house ance for Saturday, March 7. They ave also definitcly set the (late for e annual Sigma Nu banquet and ance for MIay 9. National officers ill attend. P'ictures of the Sigma u convention at \\hite Sulphltur prings will be shown after the ban uet. Chi Omega Pledge ofTicers of (hi Omega were cently elected as follows: lIeverley ates, president; Jean Gillespie, vice resident; Kathleen Burgess, secre try; a d NI yrtle l1air, treasurer. Evans Motor Co. Dial 8103 then count the minutes 24 HOUR SERVICE A LIGI /4' CaetsOver a perioc selection andit 9 2 They includ 9, 1center leaves; sideration ofc // 1 ment in flavor All these cc artea cigar throat protection JumperComes To Carolina. Dick Little Registers Sensational Columbia High Ath lete Becomes Member Of Biddie Track Team )ick Little. the sensational football. track and basketball mi'an who com pleted his high schla o days in Co. lumbia in February, yesterday com pleted his registration at the Univer sity. Lit;e was the South's lone represen tative at the National high and prep school track meet recently held in Madison Square garde,i in New York. He tied the world's high cchool inl door record in the running broad junip, leaping over 22 feet. lie has jumped over 22 feet in State meets and has exceeded his State record by inches in practice. Pi Beta Phi The members of I'i beta Phi will give a banquet Saturday evening after the initiation service, at the Cnlium ia Hotel. Alumnae from all over the state will attend. A color scheme of wine and silver blue will he i ,ed to decorate the banquet hall. ''hose to be initiated are \ne C\n e. \'irginia Townsend, Ida lr,okr and l:n.mma Gene I;rooker. A. T. O. The A. T. 0.s gave a party fh,r .\la jor Howes' quartet. ''he fo,ur ama teurs were all members (,f A. T. (). Printing For FRATERNITIES SORORITIES and CLUBS Stationery, Announcements, Dance Cards, Programs, All Kinds of Social Printing. DuPRE PRINTING CO. 1316 Main St. Phone 7044 PE-BODIED TOBACCO-' Luc< are Ies of years, certain basic advances I' reatmentof cigarette tobaccosfor L. e preliminary analyses of the tob< the higher heat treatment of tobc icid-alkaline balance, with conseq ; and controlled uniformity in the >mbine to produce a superior cig4 ette made of rich, ripe-bodied tobc "S TOASTE -gainst irritation. Honor System Chosen Query For Hypatian Debate Co-Ed Society Will Hold Open Forum After Both Sides Have Been Presented Th'lat the hi-nor systein at the U ni versity .,f Soutlh Carolina should be abolished'. is the query for debate by the I lypatiat. I.iterarv Society, Wed nesday, March . ''h' affirmative will be upheld by Catherine Narcy and May Andrews, the negative by F.ifie Campbell and Marie Clhek. After the debate an open formn will be held to learn the attittude of the other nembhers of the society. Outsiders w ho are interested in the subject are invited to attend the nmeetng. DEPENDABLE U TAXI Trucking. . r1low..rs and . Taxi 1 P SERVICE 1 Telephone 3189-3183 U Checker Cab Co. * The White Cars "COLUMBIA'S MOST UNIQUE" Opposite the Jefferson Hotel Open All Night Phone 8754 0KE IT'S TOASTED" ies pyright 1936. 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