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..cI BETTY 0OMSTOOK, Co-ed GERMAN BALL HELD TONIGHT The first German Ball of the sea son will be held at the gym Thurs (lay (tonight) from 9:00 till 1:00, with Frank LaMarr, of New York, furnish ing the music. The sponsors for the dance will be: Miss Andrena Bryan of Sumter, for Louis Bryan, president of the German Club; Miss Henrietta Phillips for James Goggans, vice-president; Miss Patricia Jeter, of Parris Island, for Theodore Bell, secretary; Miss Maxine Scar borough, of Columbia, for John Smith, senior leader; and Miss Anne McKay for Charles. Manning, junior leader. All sponsors have not yet been named. SOCIAL CABINET SPONSORS BALL Sponsored by the Social Cabinet, the annual Carolina-Clemson Sponsors' Ball was given last night from 10:00 till 2:00 in- the University gym. -Ienry Westbrook's orchestra played for this, the climax of the Clemson Week festivities. Sponsors for the game served as sponsors for the dance. Fraternities Phi Kappa Sigma The Phi Kappa Sigs celebrated their Founder's Day Tuesday, Oct. 20, with a banquet and dance "the cabaret way" at the Jefferson. Actives, pledges, alumni, and their dates attended. Kappa Sigma Newly-elected pledge officers of Kappa Sigma are: Alex MacArthur, president; Marion Traylor, vice-presi dent; "Bubba" Epps, sec'y-treasurer. Voodie Coker and Bubba Epps of our campus, members of Kappa Sig ma were guests on homecoming day at the Citadel of Legre Garrison of the Citadel. Phi Sigma Cappa The Phi Sigma Kappa's are looking forward to a "Southern Conclave" to be held on November 5 and 6, with representatives from nine chapters at tending. There will be a joint business ses sion Friday, and a dance the same night, at the University gym, with Buster Spann furnishing the tunes. The climax of the convention will come the following day, when the alumni chapter will sponsor a trip to Charleston for all representatives. Sigma Chi Pledges of Sigma Chi are giving a barn dance for the actives Saturday, at the Elks Club. New pledge officers are Willoughby D)ixon, president; "Jeep" Chase, vice president; Fred Holler, secretary; Den son Johnson, treasurer. A.T. O. The A. T. O.'s and Kappa Sig's gave a joint dance Wednesday night at Forest L1ake Country Club, from 10 till Kappa Alpha K. A.'s are having a Province Con vention at Durham Friday and Satur day. German Club Issues Bids The German Club has issued bids to the following boys at Carolina: Richard Hutson, John Blakeley, Jim miie Blitch, Jimmie Carroll, Robert Harper, John Boyd, Read Boyd, Carl Epps, Mack Asussean, Marion Tray Ier, Harold Jervey, Marion Ogburn, Jimmy Ellis, John Spigner, Jimmy Mc Dill, Dan Millsaps, Jack Cosby, H-uck Babcock, Dan Henderson, Jack Btlackmon, Tom McMillan, Da.vid Park er, Bob Vandiver, Eugene Thatcher, D)an Carlisle, Don Sharpe, Morris Ehlrlich, Tom Dixon, Joe Auld, Hayne Crum, Charlie Hayes, Bill Bray, Al bert James, Jack Clark, Bob Doster, Earl Stevens, fIarvey DuBose, Peden Gardner, Cliff Johnson, Albert Flow ers, Gordon Dixon, Bill Mayes, Gor (Ion DeLoach, Paul Johnston, Dave Gaston, D. L. Gibbes, Jr. Also, Billy Allen, David Rollins, Ed Patterson, Sol Blatt, Hubert Harmon, Tom Hamilton, Ben Geer, Hoke Rob inson, Ken Fryfogle, Jimmy Shecut, Spann Hammond, Barney Timmons, Phillip Wilmeth, C. M. Pennington Arden Lemon, Bobby McCreight, Har old1 Scog, Charles Moorefield, Emer son Smith, Maurice Clark, Dellmar Wilson, George Wortham, Norman Schofield, James Wilson, Pete Wy Edior LEOLA GARETY, I . '" s, BETTY HORTON (FOR W. H. IL c' Sororities P1 Beta Phi The Pi Phi's gave a dance in honor of their new pledges last Friday night yea at Forest Lake Country Club, from 9 tioni till 1. Dr. and Mrs. McKissick chap- yet eroned. late Punch and sandwiches were served pres as refreshments. A Tue Zeta Tau Alpha repi Zeta's celebrated their Founder's gro Day, Oct. 15, by wearing wh'ite all day fift at school, and having special services b at 6 p. m. Friday. After the ser- cou vices the chapter had supper at the fait Metropolitan Cafe. iI Mary Jane Wilson, Marguerite Smith, Dorothy Benedict, spent Sun- helj day at Coker College, visiting friends. plai ______on Delta Zeta Delta Zeta actives gave a tea dance I at the Elks Club Saturday, after the Davidson Game, for their pledlges. TEA DANCE AT RIDGEWOOD CLUB ea Jere King and his orchestra pre- Lyr sented by the German Club will play Joh for the Carolina-Clemson Tea Dance Th< Thursday, October 21, 5:30-8:30 p. in., Sco at Ridgewood Country Club. Im< Script for the tea dance is $1.00, It Wa isa nnouanced Pol 3 sod Society Editor CATHERIN HYPATI ay 2. ' tan Literary o-edsr Givei he fislgr-beth facloin Elizabeethn y te o-diArd,a Octber30.Fial lan hae oupne been mae butGroutbeaanounce bae nhr, codig taenita aly ident oendhoAsstheasenn t Lth ergua meeing ofth co e mbrs, h sday, ElizabethMr.Goroniee ofsntnghheelsSoubcieketoyh y oupesia Giste SotOfieso les wishng to taompartci,theraf ae fiskto gilbek dnc tof wthGRSE emllbe gief te Co-ed Associao Oerd30. 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HarrelsAn; liarriet Merayer for Frank Martin; Beverley Bates for Ralph learth; Martha Kirkland for Bob Stiliwell. 2nd row: Phyllis Brown for Pat Tobias; Margaret Ligion for RIalph Bell; Gertrude hall for Jerry Hughes; llse Marx for Iynn Kalm. bach; Sarah Harrison for Fred Finley; Frances Petner for Ed Clary; Elberta Stoudemire for Ed 3rd row: Martha Smith for Jack Dorllinger; l.ouise Ilembree for Burrell l)urham; Crystal Taylor for J. A. Burns; Lib White for Johnny Campbell; Frances Mor ris for Rex williams; Miriam Thomas for Bill Brown. :".::.:::.4fh r1u" lailu Ilpnl fnr Wullurw Myers; Harriet luffbteller for Frank Urban; Frances Smith for Ben Joe Williams; Elizabeth Par ham for 1ill Simpson; Harriet lonnell for Vincent Kelly. 5th row: "l)ink" Gaines and Betty Horton, sponsors for w. W. :4. C lin n ,,tyo ot There will be a dance given by the University Social Cabinet in honor of the sponsors Vednesday night from 10:00 till 2:00, at the I niversity gym. Music will be fur nisbhed by Ilenry Westbrook and Ihis orchestra. AN ELECTS CLEMSON CADETS fEW MEMBERS GIVEN RECEPTION ar meeting of the Hypa- A reception in honor of eleven visit Society Wednesday, Oct. ing Clemson students was held Sunda: g eight girls became newvngti lmt al m eitl o a Dent, Natalin Lifches, lowing Vespers. Approximately 5 Grace Matthews, Mildred Crln tll:t tedd Dent, and Adelaide Tay- During the evening both colleges were divided into two the leadership of Jane -.5 ne Hill. Each girl will N.Y A.tm reosfrth irding to a point system, LeiEli,crkannes tendance at meetinigs, and n iln- programs. At the ester each member of the ill be required to treat a winning group to a movie. *waapone Mas Al rcpini oo feee ii iet d Morsv ice- esnstdnsws edSna 'orolinaretudenesretarnd.4 traeasusreeru.,an rfrs Litray oceteec e ntswer enoyd ew membersme aepits meetth LewisnE,isoanerReynounces te Seda Gre:e Betty .i Bryn ;ilsori, veano Elic harotte se cry up, aryr on.reei trarycit elected prsna Gooding Deaigoncileb, Ancylftb o Greyd, Brya session, rEfrshents EhrSiety Carote Mryh E5psn ; BearyDxon Bates, Mimi Evararysmih setary; trasuer;te Eupnhosya to Mary Deaing Brabham, ttesident; EeanrLykaes, d, Elizabeth Mosely, Nita n Marshall, Louise Ehr ~irst year that the Y. W.D I I L 1 omore council, and it has ry enthusiastically by the 13 ANSR E feetings of the council are ES ET ROLLINS, Associate Editor Davis Writes Cadet_Colonel At a meeting of the student body Wednesday, October 13 called by Pres ident Stokes Davis upon an informal petition presented by the Kappa Sig ma Kappa, spirit fraternity and mem bers of the student body, the resolu tions which appear in the letters be low were passed. Columbia, S. C. Cadet Colonel of Brigade Clemson College Clemson, S. C. Dear Sir: For the past few weeks members of our student body and our leadership organizations have been giving much thought to certain phases of our an nual Carolina-Clemson football game. In an attempt to improve upon the more objectionable features of our an nual classic, a large number of our student body in an official student body meeting have adopted the following resolutions: Whereas, the conduct of the spec tators at intercollegiate football games reflects upon the reputation of the par ticipating institutions and whereas criticisms concerning drinking is dam aging the reputation of this and other institutions: Be it resolved that the student body of the University of South Carolina go on record as looking with disfavor upon the use of intoxication drinks by attendants at games. Be it also resolved that the student body and its leadership organizations give particular attention to the main t ;v af te scr tres betore the Carolina-Clemson game with the pur pose of actively discouraging any un becoming conduct which may arise in connection with said fires. Be it further resolved that a copy of this resolution be sent to the student body of Clemson College with a re quest for their cooperation. Knowing the principles and high standards of Clemson students, we are sure that your student body joins us in the expression of the above reso r lution and will cooperate with us for the improvement of our annual class ic. The purpose of this letter is to solicit your cooperation in this. Hoping that we shall have a better - and more successful game in every way this year, I am, M. Stokes Davis, President of Student Body, -U. U. c. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council meeting will be held Friday afternoon at three in Room 3 in the Law Building. Stokes Davis urges all members to be present. ALL WOOL SHETLAND SUITS 3 PIECES ort Tailored Suits With Swag r Coats in Solid and Contrast g Colors )LORS AND COMBINATIONS reen, Red, Black, Royal Blue, ust and Rhum Brown, Rust and reen [G SHOP PHONE 7536