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O.D.1} Wedding Held On Wednesda A womanless wedding will be pr< sented in Drayton Hall Wesnesda night March 17th at 8 o'clock by ti Y. W. C. A. It is being given in ordc to raise funds to send University rel resentatives to the annual spring r treat at Ridgecrest. This will be the second womanle: wedding that the Y. \V. C. A. has pri sented. Last year it proved to be or of the outstanding highlights of ti season. It is hoped that this will sui pass the other. The first one w; composed mostly of faculty member but this year only students will partic pate. The boys will be gaily bedecked wit many frills, flounces, ribbons, laces an other accouterments of the fair sex. Tom Pope will play the part of t "lovely" bride and "Kit" Fitzsimmor will be the bridegroom. The brid< attendants will be: Sammy Cartledg Gedney Howe, Willis Cantey, Gu Lipscomb, Charlie Simons, Bowei Parker, Bratton Davis, Woodrow Wi son, Frank Martin, Evans Guytoi Palmer McClelland, Henry Woot ward, Hugh Wilson, Billy Nicholsoi " Noted finds Lu An indep among professi doctors, lecture they smoke cigs personally pref Miss Lawren, erence, and so radio, stage, sca their fortunes smoke Luckies. tection of Lucl< harsh irritants "tIt's Toasted". ttI lumia' T o III M . Chape1 John Burns, Fletcher Spigner, Vivian Lomas, Stokes Davis, James Walsh, Ben Wyman, McKay B r a b h a m, Spruce White, and Louis Searson. y Le So - R. e H: s as s, - F: M h ye d Di se s sit .S e, Vivien Lomas ch y bc s Willie (the weasel) Carpenter is to I- be the maid of honor, and Joab Dow- wi , ling the flower girl. Scruggs Hope th I- plays the part of the matron of honor. th 1, Douglas McKay will play the organ. cil Metropoli ckies easy on I endent survey was made re< onal men and women-la, rs, scientists, etc. Of those wl1 ~rettes, more than 87% state< er a light smoke. ::e verifies the wisdom of thi: do other leading artists < reen and opera. Their voic .That's why so many of You, too,'can have the throE :ies-a light smoke, free of c removed by the exclusive p Luckies are gentle on the t A Light isted" -Your AGAINST IRRITATION Late Show I MONDA WITJJU e PopulIar CAROL ,tret "MY MA Y Plan 2 (.M C.A. Names C New Officers S .Y licholson Is President Billy Nicholson of Greenwood was :cted president of the University of uth Carolina Y. M. C. A. this week, cording to an announcement by G. Bell, executive secretary of the M. C. A. Harold Prince of Easley was chosen :e-president; Bratton Davis of irtsville was made secretary; and iy Riddle of Columbia was selected treasurer. President J. Rion McKissick, Dean ancis \V. Bradley, and Dr. George cCutchen were elected for two ar terms on the board of directors. J. A. Stoddard was appointed to rve the unexpired term of Professor I Clippard who has left the Univer y. Harold DeLorme of Sumter was osen as the alumni member of the ard of directors. Two student members of the board Il be chosen in two weeks when with ju vice-president, Harold Prince, and N president of the sophomore coun is elected. of itan Opei ler precious 1 Marjorie Lai tYou must have Wagner. My fat hilde' in Wagne ung' is a very e when I am back i after I have finisi nothing I enjoy up a Lucky. It ii gentle-so smooi irritate my throat with the others < that a light smog a BRILLIAN METROPOLTI ently vyers, i they pref >f the es are them tpro ertain rocessTH hroat. "TH CREA] Smoke Throat Pr< -AGAINST COUGH laturday Night And LY-TUFEDAY M POWELL E LOMBARD NW GODFREY" u bmittE Billy Nicholson has charge of the ommittee on vesper prograns on inday night which are presented by e joint-action of the Y. M. C. A. and . W. C. A. Billy Nicholson Mr. Nicholson is president of the nior class and is a member of Sigma u, social fraternity. The newly-elected officers will take Fice on May 1 for one year. a Star Lhroat >rence says: a big voice to sing write role of 'Biunne r's 'Gotterdammer xacting one. Yet n my dressing room ed singing, there is more than lighting s a light smoke-so h-that it does not in the least. I agree it the Metropolitan e is a wise choke." SOPRANO OF THE AN OPERA COMPANY ST TOBACCOS 4 OF THE CROP" )tection Iat ion,n. h..dcmn mesaes coaaan, . WEDNI (Sing!i RUBY KEI "READY, With ALLEN JENKI1 dToO Faculty A Voluntai New Experiment Started By 0. D. 8 Time On April 14 To Continue ' Alternate From Wednes+ "The Omicron Delta Kappa move- shi ment to have experimental voluntary the chapel attendance for one month, re :eived the unanimous approval of the ics faculty," said Dean Francis W. Brad- ha ey of the University of South Carolina 4 today. the This experiment will go into effect >n April 15 and continue through May an 15, exercises-being held once a week, D< ilternating. from Wednesday of the an irst week to Thursday of the next. ar< "O. D. K. is sponsoring this move W to prove that voluntary chapel at- kir tendance is both practical and desir rble. This is a plan to present by the ter tudents with the cooperation of the ty faculty a series of programs of vital wc nterest to the student body, faculty pls nd alumni as well as the general pub- sic ic," Jim Good, Chairman of Public H< ommission pointed out. cui April 14 will be the date for the spi irst chapel exercise under the new nel lan. President J. Rion McKissick to vill speak on "The Policy of the Ad- bei ninistration as to the Future of the pri University." Other speakers will be ers ssked to lecture to the student body he; n various topics of present day in erest. sul If the plan proves successful, leader- is To the administration: Omicron Delta Kappa, realizing that t1 most inadequate and unsatisfactory not the Administration and Faculty, submits the approval of the administration: 1. That compulsory chapel be abolishe ng which period ODK will assume the antary convocation. If the plan proves pr; manent feature of the University in the I school year to one or more of the followi1 Blue Key, KSK (boys), KSK (girls), Alp lariosopaic literary societies, and Hypal :ieties. ODK is to be clearly understood ind prove its feasibility, and, after a mc have an opportunity to serve likewise. 2. Our plan is to have one chapel per nesday of one week to Thursday of th a speaker of some prominence who con lent body to deliver an address of not l< subject which the student body and Uni out express desire that President J. Rio speakers, and that he shall present our the present and future policies of admini versity. We think this is most proper, the student body as a whole has not yet president address them. 3. ODK presents the following skele program: (1) There shall be a committee, to be for the express purpose of selecting and of the announcement of our program. supervision of the plan. (2) There shall be a committee, to be to supervise the program in general to be For example, either or both glee clubs mi selections, or some student might prese each week. In this connection, it is plai opened with prayer. It is mpanifest tha wvill serve to illustrate a few of our ideas this plan. (3) There shall be a committee, to be to plan and execute a most intensive pu student support and cooperation. This cc suitable means of obtaining proper and a keystone committee in the promotion of t (4) F.ach and every of the above c< to organize sub-committees for the succes .4 This plan is to be tested by ODK if approved. WVe humbly request that all classes be dismissed for that hour. T Thursday class. 5. In order to keep the program as fit to the students, we wish that a suita ginning next school year, to the group mittee composed of President McKissick, chison, puts on the best or most effecti during the year. 6. WVe wvish it explicitly tnderstood tI ODK circle is to be construed as anc well as the student body, and unless we from the Administration and Faculty, th It is our desire that the President of ti in adlvance of his selection, and before are merely offering our services in an eff< become a mere hangover formality, but mnto an extremely interesting as well as sity. SDAY-THURSDAY-FRIDAY Swing!I Youth Has Its Fling!) ELER - LEE 1 - In - WlING AND ABLE' IS-Ross ALEAvanDEROARO, ficials proves ry Chapel . Will Go Into Effect For First 'o May 15. Programs Will lays To Thursdays p fraternities will take charge of program monthly. ['his is one of the most-debated top at the University and much interest 3 been aroused over the experiment. 2. D. K. committees working on plan are as follows: fim Good, chairman, Sam Cartledge, 1 Fletcher Spigner, publicity; G. G. >wling, chairman, Wilmot Brown, : Werber Bryan, program; How 1 Burns, chairman, Bob Hemphill, esley Walker, and Henr:y Lump , executive. fim Good announced today that a itative program which the publici committee will pursue has been rked out. This program contem tes advertisement of the chapel ses ns in the campus and local papers. indicated that time would be se -ed on the local radio station to give !akers of state and national promi tce a chance to present their ideas South Carolinians at large. Mem -s of the press will be invited to all grams in which speakers of gen t interest to the public will be ird. rhe plan drawn up by O. D. K. and )mitted to the University this week as follows: ie present chapel arrangements are only to the Student Body, but to the following skeleton outline for : for the period of one month dur responsibility of conlucting a vol ictical, it is to be instituted as a per uture, by alloting a month of each g service or literary groups: ODK, ha Kappa Gamma, Euphradian and ian and Euphrosynean literary so to be offerng the initiate the plan nth, the various other groups will week, to be alternated from Ved e following week. There shall be imands the admiration of the stu >nger than thirty minutes on some versity are vitally interested. It is n McKissick be the first of these chapel innovation and also present stration with reference to the Uai especially since to our knowledge had the opportunity of having their ton organisat on to promote this knownu as the Executive Committee, procuring speakers well in advance This committee shall have general known as the program committee, given each week of the trial month. ght be asked to render one or more nt a student activity calendar for mned to have the weekly program t these are suggestions, but they and to indicate the general trend of known as the Publicity committee, blicity drive in an effort to secure mimittee is empowered to use every dequate publicity. This will be the his program. immittees shall have the authority sfuil completion of the program between April 15th and May 15th for the first two convocations that his will be one Wednesday and one an inducement as wvell as a biene ble plaque be given each year, be which, by the selection of a com-i Chairman; Dean Bradley, Dr. Mur ye series of convocation programs at this proposal on the part of fort to aid the Administration as' can expect the utmost cooperation at this proposal be scrappel in tlo 'e University approve each speaker in invitation is issued to him. We )rt to cure a vital defect, which has which we believe can be reformed informative feature of the Univer IIXON EUGNE5