The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 04, 1940, Page Page Ten, Image 10

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MUSCI With Ed Dopey dope from a dope still su mide...Much thanks to side kick while we were vacationing... Feare< column would be filled with the na them up out Blossom street way...] more" Anderson uses his "Captain shop's wares... Seems like spring t blast prior to the near future electic has given up the women for this i finance campaign may get over v personality gal, Katie Beaty, by ne A. T. O's to come in and listen to thei Hester Brown, Gaffney's contributi< termination of their summer roman tion of one W. C. T., Kappa Sig frc of Kappa Sigs, Mac Singletary is nc when his "Tea" model (kettle) mi: a Singletary escapade... Out at Columbia College, Ethe graced the campus of U. S. C. has ington to do a nose dive in her d sympathies to the aforementioned I caused the decline in the circulation might be attributed to the alleged c page 4 of this rag... Wonder wher collection of antiquated jokes...An lies in the fact that she is a good I Whether you've noticed it or not, Dr. McKissick is minus a few inches in the waistline.. .And most students will tell you that the speeches of our beloved president get better and better every year... From authentic sources it is re ported that cute little Mary Walker has definitely handed George (Jr.) Olson a monopoly in the dating line... Mackey King, without ad jectives, for she done us wrong, is headed for Annapolis this. week end...'Tis a pity these women don't stay home sometimes... Dictator Sansbury no longer has his new spectacles because of his chain whirling activities... One of our former belles transferred to Brenau this year and at the same time re nounced her sorority for a new one out there... And Crawford Clark. son, dream boy of S. A. E. lost his school boy complexion this summer in favor of a South American tan... These glamour boys... J. R. B. Jr. of Brook's Taxi Service has some photos (very pri vate) which some of these 311a Blossom street admirers would pay a small fortune for... Diminutive dish Betty Wilson, local lass has expressed her intentions to stop this standing up business with regards to Carolina guys.. Mary Hull Kaminer, la femme with the haunt ing eyes, according to h*erself, is absolutely not law schnnl property ...what she needs is a lover our editor says... Easley's problem child, Claude Cely, having taught one A. D. P. gal all the jitterbug steps he knew, has turned away to seek further conquests... Delectable Irene Mars along with some of the other cuties of 1i Phi has last week's editor of this corner going around in circles.. .'Tis blameless P. .. And one freshman asked us the other day if Louise Fry was real.., We answered very much to the affirmative, which you should re gard as complimentary, Pud... Bouquet of the week goes to Pro. fessor Bob Sumwalt, who in addi tion to being one of the hardest working members of our faculty is also one of the swellest all around fellows in this part of the country (too bad we don't take engineer. ing)... Venus-like Paulette West, ir spite of the fact that she still hadl a storehouse of charm plus, isn't circulating as much these days... That's what books will do for one though... Only 92 days until Christ. snas but one day left to wait before EAT Shack's Made In Columbia FRESH DAILY DEPENDAB :. CHECKEI PHON] 4Columbia A GOOD AN' IN Patterson ffering from the effects of Sulfanila Paul Posey for taking this corner I for a while though that last week's me of Mary King, who is still lining Down in the canteen Richard "Barry Applejack" accent to sell the dope dlready with politics again going full ns... Columbia's own W. P. Baldwin Neek in order that the Y. M. C. A. vith a bang... Campus number one 'cessity, refused the invitation of the r new disc "Take it easy, Greasy"... n to the senior class, in spite of the :e, yet casts doeful eyes in the direc im the same municipality... Speaking iw involved in a law suit which arose ced up with one Oldsmobile during i Rhodes, whose lovely form once succeeded in getting Scriven Brock irection... Best wishes and deepest ad... Recently we've wondered what of The Gamecock but now believe it olumn which is sometimes tound on McKinney and Brittain found that d our only interest in Molly Owens riend of a good friend... Peg Williams, peg of quite a few local hearts will be in town...And the Steadman Cork-Dick Towill af fair is continuing to go strong... Not so thick these days, however, is the Collier-Jowitt combination... The Stud'ent Union building now has more holes than swiss cheese thanks to a corps of telephone lines men who worked feverishly install ing the phones for the W. P. A... What is going to become of all the property that was moved out of the lobby and which is the prop erty of the Student Union?... Alphie Doodle De Poo's lovely little pledge Jennie Parker has roped a sucker down Florida way who sends her special deliveries by the bunch ...The cardboard likenesses of Marie Ulmer, ever-smilling prexy of Chi 0, adorns the mantle of more than one guy these days... Style note: Molly Heath, there ain't enough superlative adjectives, just about finished making her new dress, which has lately been her ex. cuse for staying home nights... Jottings from the corn field: We still think that Carolina should have and is entitled to two shapely drum majorettes at least.. .The official car of the football team (meaning the '32 Chevvy), caused twinkle-toed Al Grygo much consternation Mon day p. m. when it developed a flat tire.. .And the "Michigan Block" composed of "Wild Bill" Gamble, has now thrown its support behind the University Players... Said or ganization is really coming into the limelight this year, which it, and Professor Christophersen deserves ... Much thanks to South Carolina's future governor, James J. Lever, top man on the Clemson Tiger, for the swell fan mail this week... And now until this rag hits the press again we remain, your puzzled correspondent, who wonders why little Peggy Forbes isn't more dem ocratic when it comes to speaking to people... Woman's College of University of North Carolina annually spon sors a summer art colony in an At lantic seacoast town. 1530 MWain Street LE SERVICE m i 2-3311 - m TUDENTS! 'or excellent work on your rundry leave it at the Canteen. 7e can give you one day ser ice . .. and SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS Laundry LAUNDRY" .PHONE 2.2147 Piano Playinq Gamecocks' Two pigskin pianists with plenty of football and musical ability are Elmore (Bobo) Carter and Ken Roskie. They perform after grid hours on the ivory keys of Preston college. Carter, one of the mountain boys from Asheville, is a tackle of pound age and power on Rex Enright's 1940 Gamecock 11 club. He is slated for a starting berth against Georgia tomorrow. Roskie, one of the 1939 bohunk twins, has stepped into fast company in the Gamecock backfield. At present he is playing second pianist to DeWitt Arrowsmith at the fullback post. But Enright is counting on him for much service before the Georgia game is well under way. Roskie, the Dodge lad with floating power, can pass kick and run with the best of them. And his fingers float over the keys just as smoothly as his legs over the lime lines. Carter, as tough as a mountain pine and as hard as a granite stone, becomes a gentle personage when he sits before the piano and tickles elusive, but sweet, notes from the keys. -CAROLINA PLAYS GEORGIA (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) Co-eds who will act as hostesses at the drop-in-party Mr. Lewis announces are: Emily Brown, Linda Copeland, Elinor Flinn, Peggy Baily, Marie Ulmer, Elizabeth Watson, Nell Berry, Nataline Lifchez, Willodene Rion and Elizabeth Bird. The sponsors for the homecoming day exercises represent the entire student body. They were chosen from the different sororities on the campus and from the non-sorority group. A list of these sponsors can be found elsewhere in The Game cock. Representing the student body of the University at the "Dutch" luncheon will be Sol Blatt, Jr., Glenn Yarborough and David Murray, student body officers; Jimmy Galloway, '41, Dan Hollis, '42, and Fred Lytle, '43, academic president and Clif Brown, law '41 and William Rhodes, law '42 presidents. The Alumni will be represented by John W. Crews, Sr., president and Ralph Lewis, secretary of the Alumni Associa tion, while the alumnae will be represented by Mrs. William Able, president of the group. -PLAYERS TO GIVE Dot Sligh, Frances Haskell, Jose (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) phine Zula, Betty Ross and Nancy part of Aegeon, Sam Rosen that of Bryant, Frances Edwards and Rita Balthazar. Caughman are nuns and ladies in Another new feature of the waiting. "Comedy" is a combination adagio ballet dance, which is under the di rection of Paul Posey and Amanda ]a Roche. Miss la Roche also de- G E R LD S signed the setting for the play, which puts into practice the latest H 0 E S r ideas and theories of stage design. Also in the cast are Louise An- EXPERT WORKMANSHIP derson, Dot Hope, Albert Eggerton, Cl o n eiee Meade, and Baskin. Dancers will be Helen Green, Tony Belissary, Mary POE 80 Brown, IrI Marjorie Jones, Cath erine Long, M. Irick, NormanFiePit Baum, and WlterDMyers igh,_Frances__ Haske___,_Jose Streete DUG BeTO R E n ac TheJeelBox BrySas Fanedwad uaendtta Caughmn arenuns nd laiesRi YOUR GFT PROLEMlMForcycle Delivered 1605 MAN BTREU PHONEHNE8002 Baum andWaterDMers ALWAYOAPE Toddl Hous 141 GrvisStee Honor Day Noted No Gamecock Appears In Chapel Program Next Friday, October 18 _________Due to a schedule followed Former Honor Chairman by The Gamecock in former years thie University weekly Is Speaker At Meeting will not appear next week. It Mr. William Overton, chairman will however, come out the of the Honor Council in 1937-38, following week of October 18. addressed the student body at Honor Day exercises held in the $800 RAISED chapel Thursday morning, Mr. (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) Overon, ho ws oe ofthe illbe offered the team which turns Overton, who was one of the i h ihs ldettl founders of the present honor sys- Etenig p tebe 30tc tem, spoke on "What the Honor Octe r o Septe e 0ptg System Should Mean to Every coe t , the nee forpfun Carolina Student." its ver pst and orbund The meeting was opened by a to the YMCA will bengladlyioe short worship service conducted by t the offie o e first flo the Y. W. C. A., under the direction oeinn all. of Virginia Hodges. Dan Gibbes, co-chairman of the Honor Council, If any male student is not ap presided over the meeting and in- proached by some of the campaign troduced the speaker. team he may contact either Mr. The ingig ws le byMr. ughBell or drive leaders W. P. Baldwin The singing was led by Mr. HughaidNvnBts Williamson, head of the school of and_Nevin_Betts.. music. Ohio State University students The meeting was closed with the spend an average of 95c a month singing of the Alma Mater. e for soft drinks. II COOLER, MILDER, BETTER Due that means Chesti Theres a whole World good smoking in Chesterfields ... it's the smoker's cigarette. The be in all of nobaccoland .. blende for MILDNESS, COOLNESS and BETTER Do you smoke the cigarette that SATisn linte hihst edgft ExtndigmfomSepembr 3 t October.~~~~X 4,tefnnecmag a n d evrprsntadalcotiuon Totak PhMAlteulalre ATA of5 MainnSHaee. TOannElRsudnti n19p HeywariS. ocilpy Holds Fild Trip Two New Members Are Initiated Into Art Group The newly formed Xatherig Heyward Art Society held its firt field trip of the year together with introduction of new members la* Thursday. New members initiated to the 4. ciety, formed for the purpose of aid. ing Majors and Minors in the pur. suance of greater interest for Att on the Carolina campus, wii Massie Trotter and Carolyn Hays, both specializing in Fine Arts at Carolina. Officers for the club for the cur. rent year are Marjorie Brown, Pres., Jimmy Anderson, Sec., Ruby Ravdin, Treas., Williamson Hanid. son will serve as active Vice-Preal. dent. Regular members of th So. ciety include Arthur Roberts, Frank Barnes, Cirol Cole, and Cora Gri. ham. -TASTING orfield 's Series ot that's why ;t tobaccos d together TASTE. I 6~UL DERRINGER, one of * game's great pitchers sases the crowds..,.just us esterflid satisfIes millions. smokersi AMERICA SMOKE IAT SATISFIES CK