The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 17, 1939, Page Page Two, Image 2
Insurance Cc
Interview Ser
Liberty Mutual VW
To Work As In
A representative of the Libert
Boston, Mass, will be at the Ut
at 1 p. m. to interview seniors f
it was announced by R. G. Bc
Y. M. C. A.
The specifications of applicants are<'
as follows: must graduate in June;
must be above average in character,
ability, personality, and education;
must be able to meet the public, think
fast; must be instinctively honest and
have self confidence; must be 22 years
old at time of employment.
"Men interested are asked to fill
out personal blank at Flinn Hall, by
Friday, Feb. 17, and arrange for an in
terview," said Mr. Bell.
The beginning salary is $1,300 a
year.
Several jobs are open for alumni of
the University of South Carolina, Mr.
Bell said.
Applicants must be between 24 and
27 years in age. The jobs are with
a national concern having offices in
North and South Carolina and require
traveling.
Anyone interested is asked to get
in touch with Mr. Bell as soon as
possible.
Derrick Serves
As Tax Advisor
To Maybank
Dr. Samuel M. Derriek. professor
of econoniis at the University of
South Carolina, has been namied to
serve on a special committee, ap
pointed by Governor Burnet R. May
batik, for a study, of taxation and gov
eninient organization.
Governor Maybank natned Dr.
George -. Aull, heiad of the depart
inent of agricultural economics and
rural sociology of Cleison college,
and Homer M. Pace, vice-president
of the South Carolina Power Com
pany at Charleston and former presi
dent of the Charleston chaniber of
commerce.
Senate and house appointees were
Senators Ward of Georgetown, \Wil
lianis of Pickens, Laney of Chester
field, and Representatives Smith of
Barnwell, Poaq of Greenville and By
ars of Greenville.
--U. a. C.
Case School of Applied Science has
a new 160,000-volt radiographic ma
chine for the detection of flaws in
metals.
More than 60,000 students in 38
U. S. colleges and universities are
members of the Independent Men's as
sociation.
Compliments of
THE TASTY SHOP
Five Points
OPEN DAY AND) NIGHT
Phone 6074
PALMETTO STATE LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Offers
Protection -- Service
Loyalty
Industrial and Ordinary
Home Office: Columbia, S. C.
McGREGOR'S
DRUG STORE
1308 Main Street
PRESCRIPTIONS
SODA - CIGARETTES
TOILET ARTICLES
Call 2-3308
For Prompt Delivery Service
DIXIE RADIO
SUPPLY CO.
1714 Main St. Phane 2-210
mpany Will
Liors Monday
ants College Men
surance Adjusters
y Mutual Insurance company of
iiversity Monday, February 20,
or work as insurance adjusters,
11, secretary of the University
Yearbook Asks
For Activities
Dates Announced
For Group Shots
All seniors wishing to add anything
to their Garnet and Black activities
cards, whether they have been con
tacted or not, are requested to place
hem in the hands of the editor, Currie
MacArthur, or the University post
office, addressed to the editor, today.
This is the last chance to have such
additions made.
Pictures of the following organi
zations will he made on these (ates:
Euphradian Society-Tuesday, 8
P. Ill.
Clariosophic Society-Tuesday, 8:15
p. HI.
Euphrosynean Society-Wednesday,
4 p. m.
Hypatian Society-Wednesday, 4:15
P. n.
Presbyterian Student Association
Wednesday, 6 p. m.
Kappa Sigma Kappa-Thursday,
7:15 p. m.
Beaux Arts Club-Thursday, 9:30
p. m. (at home of Dr. R. L. Sumwalt,
I Heathwood.)
A picture of students in the swim
ming pool will be made tomorrow,
Saturday, at 4 p. mi.
Members of all organizations listed
are requested to he present at the time
the pictures are to be made.
Maybank Accepts Post
Governor Burnet R. Mavbank has
accepted an appointment as member of
the Executive committee of the Uni
versity Board of Trustees, it was an
nounced this week by President J.
Rion McKissick.
Other members of the committee
are llon. Edwin G. Seibels, James II.
Ilope, ). E. Iluger, and J. Gordon
Iughmes.
BUSINESS
IS ESSENTIAL TO EVE]
COLLEGE MEN
DAY, NIGHT, AND
DRAUGHON'S BU~
1218 Sumter Street :
FRANK W. LYKES, President
MRS. D. T. FAULKINBE
E AT Shack'sg
Made In Columbia
FRESH DAILY
\' 4
FRED Ma MURRYRAy UIRAND
-LOUISE CAMPBELL
Monday
I and
Tuesday
If it's Cleaning and Repairin:
are the fo
SPECIAL-Three
pressed for only-..
JOYE BROS.-u
PHON
1209 Pendleton Street
Music Lecturer
LEE M. LOCKHART
A series of orchestra and band
"clinics" for high schools will be
conducted in 12 South Carolina
centers in March by the Extension
Division, with the cooperation of
the state department of education,
the South Carolina Education As
sociation, and the South Carolina
Public School Music Teachers.
Lee M. Lockhart, shown above,
nationally-known author ity on
school music, author and lecturer,
will conduct the clinics, which will
consist of lectures and demonstra
tions in music pedagogy.
Camera Contest
Closes Tonight
Today is the last day for submission
of pictures for the Carolina camera
club contest, it was announced by Cur
rie AfacArthur, editor of the Garnet
and Black, which is sponsoring the
contest.
The pictures must he in the hands
of AfacArthur or in the mail by mid
night tonight.
Winners of $10 and $5 prizes will
be antiounced by the contest commit
tee, which is headed by AfacArthur,
in chapel next Frdiay, and presenta
tion of the prizes made at that time.
-. . a.
"Aquahats" is the name of the hon
orary swimming society for women at
Oregon State College.
Afternoon programs of "Quiet
Ilours of Music" are provided for
the relaxation of students of Wo
man's College. University of North
Carolina, (luring examination weeks.
"Flowers For All
Occasions"
CAROLINA'S FLORIST
Corsages - Plants - Cut
Flowers
DeLoache, Inc.
Florist
Next Door To Western
Union--Phone 2-2187
TRAINING
LYONE, PARTICULARLY
AND WOMEN
SPECIAL CLASSES
SINESS COLLEGE
Telephones 5951 and 6317
WM. LYKES, JR., Vic.euIdent
RRY, Secretary-Treasurer
A THRILLING STORY
OF WOMEN IN AVIATION!
"T AIL SPIN''
WITH
Alice FAYE
NANCY CONSTANCE
KELLY :-: BENNETT
NOW PLAYING
LATE SHOW
Saturday Night-10:45
Also Starting MONDAY
"TOPPER
TAKES A TRIP"
WITH
ROLAND CONSTANCE
YOUNG :: BENNETT
that your clothes need-we
Lks to see
suits cleaned and
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~LEANER8 & DYERS
8158
One Block From Oampa.
Y Discussion
Starts Tues.
The first regular meeting of the
campus discussion groups will be held
Tuesday night, Feb. 21, it was an
nounced by R. G. Bell, secretary of
the University Y. M. C. A.
Informal meetings for the organiza
tion of the various groups were held
last Tuesday. Approximately 12 ten
enents have organized but only four
of these had turned in complete re
ports of their members and leaders
by Thursday. This information will
be available sometime next week.
The groups will discuss "Student
Body Unity" at the first meeting.
This topic refers to the chapel situa
tion and the unorganized condition
)f the students at the University. Ex
cept for The Gamecock, there is no
way for the students to know what is
happening on the campus.
Think of
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IT MAY surprise you to k(
cobbler's shop runs daily a
Rouge plant in Dearborni
Ford plant is full ofisurpri
one has a practical answe
Hundreds of workei
Rouge require special typ
wear. These the company
So a steady stream of wor
wear reaches the Rouge
Longshore 1
AuthorizedE
807 Gervais Street
Morse Inaugi
Euphradian
Vyvyan Morse, junior law student
from Columbia, was installed as presi
dent of the Euphradian Literary so
ciety at a recent meeting of the so
ciety. He succeeds J. Bratton Davis
of Hartsville.
In his inaugural address, Morse out
lined his plans for the society during
the coming semester and asked for
cooperation from the members of the
society. J. Bratton Davis made an ex
augural address, thanking the organi
zation for the cooperation that he had
received during his tenure of office.
Morse installed the other recently
elected officers of the society. Those
installed were Douglas McKay, who
succeeds Matthew Poliakoff as vice
president; George Hartness, succeed
ing Heyward Belser as secretary; Kit
Fitzsimmons, who succeeds Douglas
I DAIRIES
ucts
Le Canteen
vere a cobbler
ake it my pride
Pest of all cobblers
She Shop::
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asmi tht aand the Rouge. tap
es of foot- ing crates is sor
furnishes, outgoing shipmei
1-out foot- and wood chips
cobblers, paper mill. Metal
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4otors, Inc.
~ Dealer
:: Phone 7615
trated
President
Players Call
For Talent
A call for talent for use in the Var
sity Show, final production of the
University Players is being issued this
week. All students who can 'dance,
sing, play an instrument, write script,
compose music, recite, or otherwise
entertain, have been requested to be
in Chapel Monday, Feb. 20, at 3 p. m.
McKay as treasurer; Stokes Davis,
critic; Beverly Herbert, censor; Bob
by Browne, reported; and J. Bratton
Davis, Custus Forum.
JOIN THE
More and more Carolina s
eat. Join the parade of tho;
happy combination of a large
servings and a small check.
Waffles are a specialty here
GAMMON'S I
1421 MAIN
n the Rouge
-tap of their ham- by grindin
hythm of ten-ton are reclair
r rolling mills. nothing wa
hop is one part of All this
iat prevents waste finer, better
mnber from incom- are pennies
ted and used for the Rouge
its. Waste paper build the v
go to the Rouge of Fords i
particles removed economical
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Sign, Sign
Who's Got
Our Sign?
Carolina's only full-fledged mystery
dissipated into nothinglessness early
this week.
When signs of five fraternities dis
ippeared last Saturday night, it looked
as if something might happen. Kap
pa Alpha, Kappa Sgina, Sigma Al
pha Epsilon, Pi Kappa. Alpha, and
Sigma Nu were the victims.
The prank might have been fun
nier if the signs had been found on
W. P. A. out-houses.
But everybody's happy and no one
offended because two of the lost em
blems were discovered on the Tri
Delta porch, two on the A. D. pi
steps, and one in the 0. D. K. circle.
The villain is unknown I
PARADE
Wudents are coming here to
e who have found here the
choice of delicious food, big
Give us a chance to prove it
IESTAURANT
STREET
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wheels and metal saws
ned. Nothing is lost
sted.
plays a part in making
Ford cars. Pennies saved
earned. Multiplied at
into millions, they help
alue that keeps millions
lelivering dependable,
service year after year.
otor Co.
~ Dealer
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