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Winthrop Holds i Vesper Service t A group of stuIdents from WVinthrop College vill conduct vesper services 1 in chapel on Sunday night at 7 o'clock L ' S ,/I Some Wii l'il "The DARLING S says An indepee. . among professional doctors, lecturers, sci they smoke cigarette personally prefer a I Mr. Howard veri erence, and so do radio, stage, screen their fortunes. Tha smoke Luckies. You, tection of Luckies harsh irritants remc "t'st Toasted". Luck ttts Toas I Columbia's Choice P4 I Prios Theatret nder the direction of Miss Eliza Vardlaw, Y. W. C. A. secretary at Vinthrop, according to an announce ient by R. C. Bell, executive secre ary of the University Y. M. C. A. The eight girls who make up the \inthrop team will give songs and nake talks. ttily Tailored INEN UITS $ 98 *2. LRT 2-PIECE STYLES ;h Extra Skirt In Contrasting Colors Skirt As a Spare Doubles the Wear" HOP " ManSt. Leslie I uckies ar nt survey was made rec< men and women-law Lentists, etc.Of those whc ~s, more than 87% stated ight smoke. fies the wisdom of this other leading artists of and opera. Their voices it's why so many of t too, can have the throat a light smoke, free of cei ved by the exclusive pr< ies are gentle on the th A Light ted" -Your AGAINST IRRITATIO% Late Show E IMONDA JIMM1 >pUlar in CLAREN( "BORD Walsh Declares "There is strong possibility that left handedness in individuals has some phy sical basis and is not due entirely t training which is the popular view," ac cording to )r. M. Kershaw Walsh, asso ciate professor of phychology, Univer sity of South Carolina. MONDAY & TUESDAY WALLACE BEERY -in "OLD HUTCH" WEDNESDAY FRANK McHUGH JOAN BLONDELL -in "THREE MEN ON A HORSE" -On Stage COL. STAGGERHOUND'S Amateur Frolic STRAND loward e "tops" w his tl "Years ago, as ai actor, I was impr throat liked Lucl they suited my cigarette. That stands.Inmyrece with its many p week and the att throat, I have bee that this light sm< ful to my taste a rette for an actor ntly yers, 'said they pref the* are hem pro etain )cess THE FINE roat. "THE CREAA Smoke Throat Pt I-AGAINST COUGH aturday Night And Y--TUESDAY AM BOYD 1 ELLISON )E E. MULFORD'S ERLAND" 1.M .l U U U& Alumni Requested To Mail In News All alumni of the University are requested to mail in news items concerning themselves or other alumni residing in their counties to B. A. Early, Alumni Secretary, . Box 873, Columbia, Any news such as births, deaths, changes in business, or trips around the State may be sent in to be published in The Gamecock. CAROUNA UFF, INSURANCE CO. SELLS A POLICY SUITABLE TO THE NEEDS OF EACH MEMBER OF THE FAMILY INDUSTRIAL-OLD LINE "It Is Better To Have It And Not Need It Than To Need It And Not Have It" " t ith iroat i ambitious young essed how well my :ies and how weU idea of a perfect impression still lttourof*Hamlet', erformances each endant tax on my n convinced anew Ice is both delight nd the *top' ciga" 's throat." LT TOBACCOS-. I OF THE CROP" otection JopyrIght 1937, The American Tobacco Compmny WEDNESDAY "Doctor's Diar --With JOHN TRENT....1Er.i'r BRGm Frosh An - Honor J Record List Announced With the largest number of students in history on its list, the freshman Honor Roll for the first semester of the 1936-37 school year at the Uni versity was released today by Flinn Gilland, assistant registrar, at the Uni versity. Those included on the list are as follows: Priscilla Adair, Columbia; Lee Baker, Columbia; John Barnwell, Greenville; Eleanor Bernstein, Colum bia; Charles Black, Milletteville; Ophe lia Broome, Columbia; Sarah Bryant, Columbia; Mary Busby, Columbia; Nancy Childs, Columbia; Joseph Clark, Winnsboro; Charles Colcock, Bluffton; George Coleman, Mont gomery, Alabama; Theodore Cooper, Barnwell; Dorothy Crow, Columbia; James David, Sellers; James DeWitt, l)arlington; Jean Dickson, Columbia; John Dreher, Columbia; William Dworkin, Lawrence, Masschusetts; Margaret Elliott, Winnsboro; Wood row Evatt, Easley; Harry Finley, Pickens; Leola Garety, Columbia; Lu cille Godfrey, Conway; Leo Godley, - Ridgeland; and Albert Harvey, An derson. Coit Hendley, Columbia; Jean Her zog, Columbia; Livingston Heyward, Columbia; Ralph Horton, Columbia; Edwin Hoy, III; Columbia; Bruce Hunt, Easley; Margaret Jenkins, Co lumbia; Tom Jolly, Union; Bernice Kibler, Newberry; Nellie Langdale, Green Pond; Emily La Vergne, Co lumbia; Frank Lee, Scranton; Ber tram Levine, New York City; Robert Liles, Dillon; Coleman Lyles, Jr., Co lumbia; Gertrude McCrorey, Colum bia; Marvin McCullough, Columbia; Thomas McCutchca,, Bishopville; Ed win McGrath, Newark, New Jersey; Andrew Marion, York; Ruth Martin, Branchville; Jack Mathis, Wilming ton, N. C.; Leon Mims, Jr., Florence; Muriel Mirmow, Summerville; and John Norris, Calhoun Falls. "5SO* cARn01* od ot "(,ING nia : SATU MONDAY :. ICARC THURSDAV U JalleV -nh ."HOLY T March 19, 1937 d Soph 'oil Given Twenty-Six . H o n o r e d Twenty-six students are listed on the Sophomore Honor List for the first semester of the 1936-37 school year, according to the figures re leased by W. Flinn Gilland, assistant registrar of the University of South Carolina. Students with the sophomore rank and a minimum academic average of at least 87.5% are included on the list. The students who attained this high scholastic average in the sophomore class are as follows: Dorothy Benedict, Columbia; Mary Banyamin, Columbia; Randolph Brad ham, Columbia; Frank Brown, Colum bia; Carlisle Cannon, Johnsonville; ourtenary Carson, Columbia; Robert Carter, olunibia; A. J. Causey, Fur man; John Ellen, Jr., Bishopville; Thomasin Grayson, Summerton; Al bert Green, Spartanburg; Lynn Kalm bach, Millbury, Ohio; Charles Lee, Asheville, N. C.; Edwin Leonard, Co lumbia; George Lucas, Columbia; Elizabeth Lybrand; Lexington; Doug las McKay, Jr., Columbia; Ruth Mul ler, Blythewood; Bernard Poliakoff, Anderson; James Reynolds. Jr., Co lumbia; Molly Tabor, Columbia; Helen Townsend, Columbia; Wyman Trotti, New Brookland; Mary Walker, Co lumbia; David Webb, Greenwood; and Irvine Welling, Darlington. --U. S. 0. And Thomas Olliver, Hemingway; William Oliver, St. Matthews; Mathew Poliakoff, Anderson; Samuel Rhodes, Sharon; Edna Rice, Columbia; Vil helmina Richardson, Salters; William Sandifer, Jr., Columbia; Finis Shealy, Columbia; Charles Smith, Conway; Mary Smith, Lykesland; O'Ncall Tan ner, Columbia; Sara Taylor, Columbia; Christopher Tomlinson, Jr., Lake City; Leo Trayner, Jr., Columbia; George Waring, Jr., Columbia. Douglas West moreland, Jr., Clover and Charles Whitaker, Columbia. BR HIGM vG LOW the tttes DAY TUESDAY ILINA --FRIDAY. Vithers