Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CAMPU4 BY KATHEI "Hell'o Joe What do you Just got ba Varsity Show Well, all rig FASHIO Clothes and more clothes are ma as Carolina begins. It seems that miodels 9f what Vogue and Madan should wear. Ann Vaughan, that attractive Miss "best" dress with the most adorab with a snood of tiny dubonnet and is titian blond Betty Faulkoncr, who to-school costume jewelry. Colutnbia's Steadman Cork is we waistline while Nina McGregor wear a perky bustle. Talking about bustles tonians, has a startling red velvet bu gowL Almost any shade of red is quite and Marie Ulmer have pairs of eye Marie wears hers with a black silk Dixon flashes around in cerise pum fashioned bengaline. Taking the co-ed's fancy this yeat tractive outfits is Marian Jean Cani tiny Peter Pan collar. We saw Maxinte Forbcs, of Uppet pledging ceremonies looking a typica erner in her filmy white trimmed witi Audrey Marler of Walterboro is m plaid skirt with a tight bodice of brc skirt is full of tiny pleats. Hunting-pink is the latest word Crouch is one of the first to come < and skirt she wears a beautiful lavali< FRATERNI.T After last week's "no dates," the roasts, spaghetti suppers, and hay ri their rushees. It's hard to keep up i with registration descending upon us. Columbia Offioe Supply Co. PRINTING COMMERCIAL STATIONERY OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1112 Lady St. Phone 5163 R IVKINS PHONE 2-1963 Sandwiches - Drinks Plate Lunches - Delicatessen WE CATER TO PARTIES - We Deliver - FIVE POINTS I' SMART BI This doesn't only ap; studies but to youi Come to MANGEL'S smoothly under y< under your sweateri 39c you ean get lovi ties with the new dr' easily and aren't MANGEL'S, too, for over them. New moi smartness is rampan #6.98. - SEE OUR Mein and Ti COURSE RINE HINES know? ck from the ht I" 9 NOTES king their appearance on the campus our beautiful co-eds are the perfect wriselle say that the campus favorite from Richmond, shows off her black e topper fashioned of dubonnet felt black feathers. Also from Richmond is attracting every eye with her going ;ring blue taffeta with the new low s black moire with velvet buttons and Erna IVeiters, one of the new Charles istle on a red checked taffeta evening the thing this year. Willodeie Rion catching gloves of "st;p and go" red. mnd Willodene hers with grey. Mary )s to off-set her black dress of old - is velveteen. One of the most at pbell's two piece black dress with a Darby, Pennsylvania, rushing off to I Southern belle instead of a North k black velvet ribbon. >st attractive in her yellow and brown wn velvet trimmed in the plaid. The in colors this season and Dorothea >ut in it. With her matched sweater :re of opals and diamonds. Y PARTIES new co-eds are enjoying the weiner les given by the fraternity men for ,ith the very active campus especially -so until the next Gamecock-adieu! Special Prices Perrin KENNEDY MODERN PH 1201 Lady Street Cdlumbia. 5 C WINNINGS ply to your new term wardrobe as well. for panties that fit as iur date frocks as iand skirts. And at ly satin striped pan. rp stitch. They wash they durable. It's the dresses to wear lels arrive daily and t at the low price of WINDOWS - ylor Streets Seven Soror: Ninety-Four Ninety-four University of sororities at conclusion of rus] Chi Omega pledged the larp lowing in order were Alpha D4 Zeta Tau Alpha with 15 each with 10 and Delta Delta Delta The pledges follow: Chi Omega, Betty Baine, Co. lumbia; Lula Bass, Latta; Florric Burgess, Belton; Mary Crow, Co lumbia; Katherine Douglas, Co. lumbia; Margaret DuPre, McClel lanville; Betty Hughes, Columbia Betty Locke, Batavia, N. Y.; Bett) Mercer, Columbia; Jean Snyder Florence; Betty Swygert, Colum bia; Jean Timmons, Greenville: Kitty Lou Thompson, Marion; Marie Ulmer, Columbia; Frances Watts, Columbia; Erna Wieters Charleston; Ann Welch, Colum bia. Alpha Delta Pi, Anne Louis( Vaughn, Richmond, Va.; Virginia Ligon, Spartanburg; Mary Barn well, Spartanburg; Juliet Ridley Tuscumbia, Ala.; Jean Moore Florence; Virginia Hodges, Sum ter; Kathleen Arthur, Union; Fran ces Allison, Columbia; Steadmar Cork, Columbia; Bessie Moore Columbia; Katherine Johns, Bam berg; Serena Foreman, Orange burg; Betty Withington, Green ville; Emily Wolfe, Orangeburg; Emily Brown, Barnwell; Sara1 Davies, Columbia. Zeta Tau Alpha, Mildred Taylor, Columbia; Frances Griffin, Colum bia; Lula Mae Sutton, Columbia; Virginia Fair, Columbia; Mary Frances Montgomery, Greeleyville; Lillian Hanna, Gifford; Lucretia Trimmier, Spartanburg; Hety White, Augusta; Bertha Rogers, Rock Hill; Margaret Fischel, Co lumbia; Beverly Jane Wallin, Wadesboro, N. C.; Evelyn Bur nette, Hartsville; Thelma Gardner, Hartsville; Jamie Lee Dibble, Co lumbia; Cornelia Wolff, Kingstree. To Students! Bill * KING OTOGRAPHY Phone 2-5142 * THE CORSET SHOP 1229-A Hampton Street invites you to visit them when in need of brassieres, pantie girdles, and girdles to suit the girlish figure. *FINE~ GRAIN DEVELoPING AND] PRINTING AND ENLARGING Films And All Other Supplies For Amateurs Avery and Harvey 1116 Taylor ::Columbia A Home A Home "Lets Pull Wingfield's Phone 3144 ities Pledge New Girls South Carolina co-eds pledged i week Monday. est number of women, 17. Fol sita Pi with 16, Pi Beta Phi and , Kappa D. with 12, Delta Zeta with nine. Pi Beta Phi, Coles Heyward Douglas, Columbia; boris Nash, Columbia; Norma Niggel, Colum bia; Elizabeth Nininger, Colum bia; Mary Fay Nininger, Colum bia; Mary Free, Columbia; Vir ginia Dickman, Florence; Eris Ringham, Bluefield, Va.; Irene Gillespie, Hartsville; Helen Wan namaker, Orangeburg; Sara Mor rison, Estill; Harriet Williamson, Florence; Isabella Wilson, Spar tanburg; Pauline Womalk, Orange burg; Dorothea Crouch, I-artsville. Kappa D., Betty Wertz, Colum bia; Peggy Newton, Kershaw; Bet ty Whitaker, Camden; Linda Copeland, Columbia; Jeanne With ers, Dayton, Ohio; Lollie Mc Cants, Winnsboro; Mary Lyde Doty, Winnsboro; Eugenia Eve, Suffolk, Va.; Julia Ann Connelly, Columbia; Lil Boulware, Winns boro; Mary Lowry, Columbia; 1345 MAIN STREET PHONE 9606 "LEAVE SHOES AT CANTEEN" NEW SHOE HOSPITAL Sloppy S an1 Swingin 0a SPORTS DE1 SODAS BREAKFAST SE] A FULL LINE CIGARETTES - For Quic CA] 93 Rogers Co *GERALD'S 5 POINTS SHOP WE SPECIALIZE IN SHOE REPAIR AND SHOE DYING Phone 8007 University Drug Store Together" Drug Store 1443 Main St Borfhg As R0er And J*tAsLong The placement tests this year were boring as usual, (quoting the co eds): The psychology, test was a pain. The original language test was too , original (who besides the au thor can figure out what Mobbie and Pobbie mean?) Half the people didn't even know what analogy meant, 1much less what the test was about. One of the co-eds said the lighting Betty Faulconer, Washington, D. C. Delta Zeta, Mana Paul Connor, Orangeburg; Geraldine Wooly, Co lumbia; Nancy McKinzie, Colum bia; Marjorie Edwards, Colum bia; Elaine Boylston, Springfield; Nina McGregor, Columbia; Lillian Gayle, Columbia; Jessie Thomas Scott, Matthews, N. C.; Lu Melle Plowden, Sunimrton; Ruth Brown, Arlington, Va. Delta Delta Delta, Mary Thompson, Columbia; Julia Mc Lain, Columbia; Jane Perry, Co lumbia; Eloise Foster, Columbia; Katherine Edgerton, Orangeburg; Rhetta Blakeney, Camden; Nancy Murray, Sumter; Anne Adams, Union; Maxine Forbes, Upper Darby, Pa. 930 8 MI-SHOP HOME COOKED MEALS A-La-Carte Service Sodas and Sandwiches weaters d g Skirts t in s SARTMENT * SANDWICHES WED 7:30 - 9:30 OF DRINKS, kND CANDIES Delivery 54 liege Shop "JACOA for Her Majest THE AMERICAI IN AUTHENTIC SOVERE A trim little jacket-a darling one. We've used our ingenui "JAC0AT,' the thriftiest bit ever took a campus by storm a box for that stunning, b) look ..,. the one thing you'll closet every time you ask youri I wear?" Lined with EARL-GLO i Junior sizes How can you resist buying or 0 Allan was (anii so' 1 s danin* ype writer) and-htr neck hurt from lean- S DENTS!! ing over to read. They were t strict about timing on the tests, but Lt us qeftic yow ow nobody cared. They were all too ready to hand in' the darned things. LLOYD & MAEOD (The fifty cent fine for lateness was the principle of the thing.) There are two consolations with Park With Us While regard to the placement tests: First, You Shop they had their pictures taken for the annual. Second, they're over, and done withW *SWEATERS AND SKIRTS * PERFECTLY MATCHED From $2.95 * CAMPUS JACKETS PLAIN CARDIGAN $1.50 *With Hood $2.00 (This One Will Be A Riot) The Lounger (This Is A Honey) LONG FULL CARDIGAN CUTON The Import Styling $3.95 BUSINESS TRAINING IS ESSENTIAL TO EVERYONE, PARTIMULARLY COLLEGE MEN AND WOMEN DAY. NIGHT. AND SPECIAL CLASSES DRAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 1218 Sumter Street Telephones 5951 and 6317 PRANK W. LYKES. PRKsInENT WM, LYKES. JR., VCEf-PWe4DENy MRS. D. T. FAULKENBERRY. 81CRETARY-TREASURER S. H. KUESS & Co. 5, 10 AND 25c STORE WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUR COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF "Scholastic" School Supplies SHOP IN COMFORT * AIR CONDITIONED HEAT CONDITIONED CUT FLOWERS POT PLANTS CORSAGES $1.00 AND UP SPECIAL PRICES FOR BANQUETS, SORORITY AND FRATERNITY FUNCTIONS. Moore's Florist Shop FIVE POINTS SMISS [GN PLAIDS topcoat-all in . ty to bring you of tailoring that:7. I Out square as road shouldered take out of the ielf "What shall Misses and e for only $7.95