Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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"You -Can't Budge Us" Declare A. D. Pi's We stay Put" Sorority Gals Bay To House Mother. Betty Wrenshall, Steve Baker, Ann Moore, and Louise McDonald were pub licly bawled out yesterday by the A. D. Pi house mother for following too closely their stay-at-home policy. Finding the too-time girls sitting on the observatory steps, the indignant ma tron, not taking time to consider who might be listening in, struck an orator's pose and gave the girls a big piece of her mind. "Listen to me," she told them. "You've come to Carolina and joined a sorority; you're supposed to lead the way around here in more things than lolling around and wishing for some man to tip his hat. For three years you've sat in this town on week ends, while the other girls are going- places and meeting the right people. As far as I know, the only per son you know outside Columbia is the ice man in your home town. I'm getting fed up with seeing you so much; all of you are becoming part of the campus scenery. One of these days you'll have to go to Brookland, and you'll get lost in the shuffle." While the good woman paused for breath, the girls went in a huddle to think up something to say, and in a few minutes the redoubtable Louise had a question-proof alibi. "Here's how it is," she explained. "We're very fond of Columbia, and sim ply have no desire to bum around over - the country. Only last week we heard of a couple of girls tearing off to Flori .da, all by themselves and for no good reason. Such doings are to be expected "f Tri Delts and stch trash, but we don't approve of things like that, and if you say any more about it I'll phone my paw to come and take me home." The outcome of the argument remains a secret, but the girls have not yet set Ourb S*wioe A Speofiiv WE SERVE BEER Pick-Wick 1240 Hampton Street R. C. A, VICTOR RADIO LATEST RECORDS R. E. MEHLMAN 1438 Main St. ATHLETIC SUPPLIES AND SPORTING GOODS S. B. McMaster, Inc. 122 Hampton St. Discount to Sohooli THE CANTE] WIIL a oomj SPAUL] EACKETI TENNIS BL These Prio Attractions At III.THEATRE Matinee 15c Night 20o forth on a journey they must have won. It is rumored that they handcuff them- L selves to their beds every night, so that no playful soul will spirit them away to some strange and distant city. Such school spirit is most commendable. v 'l. t] Foolishly Funny! F 6 AMad,ry Ser amble 6 AMA bu Of Wives. -BxWives, Would-Be Wives and h .one defensetess hus- a band ... in a snow . t< bound buajgalow miles from the nearest Jai! - V RI tl a IN a ,)M NOW PLAYING R CENIT REDUCTION ON ALL STATIONERY [. CARRY lete line of ING TEg1NIS 1--42.50 and up klLLS 25c and up ma For Students Only The THURSDAY--FIDA GLADYS SWARTH Star of the Metropolitan Co-Starred In "Give Us This Ni ;tephan's Mouse Incite. Professor Reenee Stephan, instructor the Language Department at the Uni ersity, is being confined in the Rich nd County Jail where he is awaiting ial for cruelty to dumb animals. Of cers brought him to the jail Tuesday. This incarceration grew out of a story hich the professor told his class in rench 22. This story produced unfor en results. One day the professor came pon a mouse in his kitchen. At once e attacked the poor defenseless creature nd with diabolical cunning devised a >rtuous death for it. He chased the creature into the stove ven and closed the door on it. With c thought of the agony the poor rat rould suffer, he calmly turned on the eat and awaited results. After five iinutes of blood-thirsty speculation on ie animal's feelings, he opened the door nd took the beast out. "And there was ie mouse with its little feet in the air nd his tongue hanging, out burnt to crisp l" the professor declared with a iendish look on his face. He turned to his class expecting r oar of laughter to reward his efforts .very member of the class was silent ndignation shone on the faces of all ie students, and one or two of the girls rere crying. In the back of the room murmur of disapproval was heard. THE PEOPI A composite photograph of the 1 mdidates for May Queen. The fl elt, but the legs are definitely 4 B ATURlD UT Opera D IO K F The Singing .0 "Song Of The rh"A Nw ad Bett.. a a DV L ii Story Rage Of Students In broken words Thomas Rodgers Drake stood and addressed the class declaring that such actions should not go unpunished. "We have a society in Co lumbia for the prevention of cruelty to dumb animals. If they knew of this, something would be done about it," he said, Crys of "let's not wait for the so ciety", "lynch him," and "string him up" arose. Stephan stood cowering in the corner, as far away as possible from his malefactors. He looked in vain for an avenue of escape, as students moved toward him menacingly. Terror showed on the face of the the professor as he saw that his doom was sealed. Willing hands seized him M roughly and bore him to a nearby tree while someone went for a rope. Ye Unfortunately two officers appeared at - this time and 'with a great deal of dif- the ficulty extricated him from the hands of felt the students who were bent on seeing justice done. He was taken to the coun ty jail where a special guard was put he over him to protect him from indignant Boa citizens of Columbia. ' ter. As the details of the case were made at t known, feeling againt him grew. Re- acti, quests for a quick trial have poured in that to the Police Station. Several have ex pressed the desire that he be burned at I nun .E'S CHOICE $35( cent T the .D. Pi, Tri-Delt, and Non-Sorority wee is A. D. P1-eyed, the torso Tri on-Sorority. AY MONDAY--Ti 0 R A N Claudette C0 )WbOy In FRED) MACK ROBERT Y4 Saddle" --In. ryn etr "The Bride Conm FOUND! 1~1 ,beronsky Love 'em Leav 'em J Dore, who has been lost for f ars as a victim of amnesia. a b ;takc to let him know how t he mi nuse when he turned the heat on to him. P r. L. T. Baker announced today that s calling a special meeting of the - rd of Trustees to confer On this mat "I never thought that a prifessor te University could be guilty of such mn," he declared. "I intend to see he is punished for this." -U. s. 0. ggs produced on farms in 1933 bered 31,813,000,000, valued at ,471,000, or an average of 13.6 s per dozen, at the farm. here are about 500,000 Moslems in Philippine Islands. POPULAR I POPULAR A Grar Dresses f< Take advanta - of new dresi that combine quality. Sizes 1620-24 Main Street JESDAY WI ILBERT J,oAN IJRRAY )UNG es Home" W h LLx Page Beben DROP IN Above are a few scenes taken by the candid camera man at a recent Alpha Delta Pi drop-in. To the left may be seen Clayborn Bunch and James Good, just after the athlete (?) told her of his love. Hamilton Warren and Carlisle Roberts (center) are caught in a typical scene. To the right is Sara Williamson as she heard Sam Preston say those three little words. -* , This is the way Jim Good *ked the other night when he rent to have his customary date ith Clayburn Bunch. You see, im knew all the time that she'd )und out about his affairs with nother maiden. Jim has always een a good scout. The whale shark is a spotted giant, robably the largest fish in existence. t is in many ways rather like a hale-which is a mammal. DUKE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE DURHAM. N. C. Four terms of eleven weeks are given each year. These may be taken consecutively (graduation in three years) or three terms may be taken each year (graduation In four years). The entrance requirements are intelligence, character and at least two years of college work, Including the subjects specified for Grade A Medical Schools. Catalogues a n d application forms may be obtained from the Dean. 1ASHIONS PRICES Ld Selection of Chic r the pre-Easter sales ge of this wonderful collection es. New fabrics, new styles smartness with good wearing 2.98 alues To $4.98 12 to 20, 38 to 52 Oolumbia, S. C. DNEsDAY BLONDE1LL )A FARRELL -In- . acinic Fleet" I JENKINS-HUGH -I