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Con ner, Robert Vassy, Virginia Jackson, Verd Anna Peterson, Sophia Peter son, Bill Armstrong, J. M. Liv tgton, Dorothy Parks, Anne DuPre, 3 Margaret Bryson, Mary hollman, I Catherine Austin, Ann Donnelly, I Doris Donnelly, Margaret Tice, Wil- C mot Truluck, John Green, Helen Mc- e Steen. b Anne Clarkson, Lavina Lyles, Bet- I ty Allen, Larry Gall, James Simpson, b Pete Griffin, Frank Hedgepath, Ed- I win Patterson, Gene Crawshaw, A. E H. Hutchinson, Lee Cooper, H. No land, Tally Calvo, Kitt McMaster, M. . L. Flicks, R. 0. Young, Douglas Mc Kay, F. H. Yarborough, J. J. Norris, Jesna Prevatte, William Pittman, El-1 eanor McCants, T. W. Attaway, Earl I White, DeWitt Latinmer, Jimmie a Amick, Roxie Parker, R. J. Towill, a R. S. Beckhamn. R. M. Jefferies, Florence Hook, An nie Morse, R. B. Odom, J. R. McFad den, H. T. Boland, Forrest Edwards, t Warren Black, P. A Finlayson, Bob j Caarke, Carl Baskib, C. Christmas, g Lewis Smith, Ellen McNeal, F. G. Taylor, F. H. Cloaninger, Rose Po- t iako, Helen Poliakoff, Sam Pres- - ton, Aldrich Anderson, D. J. Thomp- 1 son, W. D. Connor, Mary Couch, Con stance Thompson. Maznha Frick, Ruth Wilson, Jean ette Watts, Jim Bearden, Lois Euart, I D. H. Westmoreland, Jr., Clarence J R~aybourne, H. M. Bryant, Fletcher g Spger, W. S. Burgess, Martha ( Dks, A. ML. Coker, F. H. Suggs, 3 F. A. -Coleman, Jimmy Whitesides, F Jack Falulk, Celeste Hersey, Frances ( Think of COLUMBIA Sold At Th FOUNTA HEADQU ALWAYS IN VA SPARKEI THE PENS IfAT HAl AlsoWa o V-Olect Suinet R. -MOY ank e Goeinw. of-.eorgi', an4 he P'dent of the University of eorgi Local ierchantA are cometing in a Nindow Display Contest. wo com >limentary tickets to the Georria rame will be awarded to the best win low display on each block The program in outlhie:" ' d 11:30 a. m. Parade begins from refferson Hotel. 12:30 p. -m. Barbecue on University , amipus. .2:00 p. m.- Festivities .,:begin at tadium. 3.00 p. m. Georgia-South Caro ina football game. r 3etween halves: Joint march of C Qands from South Carolina and ieorgia 'universities. 9:00 p. m. Homecoming Sponsors' tall in University Gym. r -U. 8. 0. -Plans Continued From Page One P iation bureau by noon of the day pre- m eding the meeting or event. ti The service will begin operation in. I he very near future, Dean Chase said. m le indicated that further announce rients would be/made next week. fi -u. . 0. -New Faculty t Continued From Page One ai Professor J. B. Coleman, head of the bi epartment of mathematics, and 0 ;eorge W. Tomlin, instructor in ec- tf nomics, are on a year's leave of ab ence. -U..s. 0. -Reception t Continued From Page Five U hristine Wingard,, chairman; and bi 0lene Hill, Alice Cormack, and st larbara Joyner. Laura Miller and Pearl Bailey jt iere initiated at the first meeting of e he Hypatian literary bociety this -l emester, held last Wednesday .. fternoon. At this meeting the fol )wing girls were administered the ath of office: Johnnie Steppe, pres- s lent; Christine Wingard, vice-pres lent; Teresa Tenore, secretary; ! dlice Cormack, treasurer; Elizabeth !c lyrd, critic. ai -U. s. 0. -Sororities t Continued From Page Five o Zeta T4u Alpha ! Frances Meeks, Anderson; Virginia ir felton, Margaret Tice, Columbia; essie Staiey, Beauiort; Winifred urford, Calhoun Falls; Elizabeth oskrey, Summerton; Mildred Smath- g rs, Columbia; Edith Gunter, Bates- tj urg; Frances Kearns, Columbia; :Ioise Singley, Prosperity; Jane To- VI ias, Frances Huggins, Columbia; b lelena Graham, Rock Hill; Julia t mith, Columbia. -. a. a.-= -Mrs. Patty Continued From Page Five Jniversity, is considered one of Co umbia's most interesting lecturers, nd all University girls are iwvited nd urged to attend the discussions ach Wednesday night in the Worn n's Building at 7 o'clock. Each roup of girls in an annex who have he highest percentage of attendance or the entire course will be given a arty by the other University girls. -,dna Green, senior, is chairman of hie Y committee in charge. 'homas, Dorothy Benedict, Arthur palding, G. B. Laney, J. L. Wood, V. P. Lawson, Marion Trotti. Catherine Belser, James Williams, dward Cantey, Lewis Calahan, W. .Hawkinson, J. R. Lynn, Jr., Mar aret Jenkins, Deward B. Brittain, arol Cole, Clarence Mobley, J. G. ran Sickle, H. C. Dreher, Carolyn ishburne, D. E. Baker, H. E. Stokes, .A. Green. L DAIRIES ucts e Canteen IN PEN ARTERS. .RIETY HERE I PENS 1E WHAT IT TAKES ermn's, Shcaffer'S ook Store 1 Shwet8t *ntt cot divrsty and tb. Ierot of Tulsa. to autho'riti'es ifmalfir ihia work, Mr. Hibbs has designed of the mot odern, satisfactory De -g besatiful college and university "I Utl ings in America. I RCX The library will be centered o ull a treet in the rear of the Exten krn w Itwillbe of fireproof construction. ing Although it will face Sumter street, bir will I*ve a row of stately -columns tor n eve side. 1 It will have four stories in addi- Fl ition to a basement. fui Elevator service will be provided. gi: It will contain ample stack and tin forking space not only for present Rc ut also for future needs for a long . otiod. - n Some of its new features will be: hai (a) Large periodical room for lia: eaders of nagazines, other periodi- sal ils, and current newspapers. go (b) Large separate room for books the a reserve and for .their users. mi (c) Large and separate room for Ed -ference books and their users. bur (d) A typewriting room to be used Sta ' students and others who wish to but 'pewrite long extracts from books ees amphlets, and newspaper files and of ho thus will be saved the time and sh< ouble involved in copying in long and and then transcribing on a type- Wa riter. rep This is one of my two suggestions W >r the new library. oa (e) The second suggestion was teri at comfortable chairs be provided, and id this will be done. ing I have worked in a number of li- tori aries, large and small, but the only diti te that had comfortable chairs was has e Wisconsin State law library.- ing (e The space used by students qua 11 made as quiet as it is possible ing make it. I Sound-deadening materials will be a v ed on the floors. to Telephoning by members of the li- wh ary staff will not be audible to Ex Lidents. beit (f) The lighting plan is devised I give all possible protection to the nou es of library users. cer The tables will have dull finished ne' irfaces so thiat 1iht wll niot be re- p cted from them into the eyes of - udents. (g) The building will be so con ructed as to provide'for the general mfort and convenience of students id other users as far as possible. Its construction will probably ex id over two years. I believe that, when it is completed, ir new library will be the most mod n and beautiful educational build g in this State. -U. . 0. %. W G%0 Continued From Page One jage department has been concen ated on the second floor of Davis. Quarters formerly occupied in Da s by the history department have :en given over to English and his ry, and the history department is . w located in Legare. I Other repairs include completion of iinting of the gymnasium, Woodrow, Straight to .* . that's where makes a solid hit e ..0. gives smokers v .S.e refreshing mildi taste and here's the It takes good things to , uct. That's why we use ents a cigarette can hai baccos and pure cigreti Chesterfield the careth P1reshmn ge ttn" flusierei the c tits office and 't'mmin "ou4 a i the bean dl* zy".Margaret 81 e d Ha*elti' artln bAn ndea4n' "nd oi the shond r of. th utft Uni6n build rS,Swift Alack- having his slst . thday.. .Dot Koger carrying the vi ch for an ambulnce driver in i% >rida as usual... Upperclassmen rs nishing Freshmen escorts for Is leaving the library sit cjosing cs e...Jane Crout telling Myer v sen she wasn't afraid of the dog n the Canteen,- saying she. didn't re -a wooden leg.., Benjo Wit us campus manabouttown for :ing campus beauties to make )-goo eyes at the circus girls in parade, and "Big" Durham ad ring the horses not the riders... Clary stopping of it Spartan g, missing the receptibn at Union ,tion...The Canteen argady the niest spot on the campus. . .Rush to fraternities living off the fat the land this week...'Lone male >wing up in the girl's hygiene rdlaw, and Burney - colleges. the lacement of hot water lines in the man's building, Woodiow, Ward , and Burney colleges; installation new equipment in the men's cafe a, and exte.nsive termite treatment inspection of all University build , . including classrooms, dormi Is, and professors' homes. The ad on to the. University warehouse also been completed. A new press clu has been built, and its old rters are being used as a duplicat office. felton Hall has been abandoned as roman's dormitory, and given over 'he use of the Extension Division, le tenement 27, occupied by the ension service last year, is again ig used as dormitory space. )ean Chase indicated that an ncements would be made later con iing plans for further improve its and additions to the physical it of the University. Cirnlina Life Insurance Co. Sells a Policy Suitable to the Needs of Each Member of the Family INDUSTRIAL - OLD LINE "It Ln Rptttr To Ta'e It And Not Need It Than To Need it And Not Have It" mnore pleasure Chesterfield v..ey lime rhat they want hess and better big reason .. . sake a good prod the best ingredi 'e...mlld ripe to e paper...to make e that ?A TISFIER. an both. Lyi hWft )W.*alrd,P046te 9A . chAtat W W the tudent ou'yloLitl 6imig- hen4e ho6use *after morqd At th the -lirl fyiend, it. gaskin! :claiming.i.. took two b;e i. of. poliSh 'to -ronovate . Ben' 1ymniP's3she after .freshtuan imp..Mr. Lever, pilot .of the Uni ity's new mowing michine,la., antng-the passing of -the h rse TAST E ta RI Drink im D. Er Levr pio of tO U 3DE3XCewmIa N-Oe eiiing te pasin of the ors 7 .~n. . ... .. li: rom ot 'FULL OD AND HEAL EFR E SHA -is PURE I NATURAL F COLUMB BOTTLI 1015 S AND REF ~. ; e tlew for millsns I , - 1 . * I l :of to ~i THF.UL L AVO RS IA COCA-COLA' NG COMPANY -main Street. .1. PAUL WITEMA asse%dsede Eenta Osomos-~ ORIs BUA La LA DORS01R Man Street