Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SMUDGES * BY NANCY PADGETT 0 I Could Say ... "Did you hear about the man who ate bullets, and his hair came out in bangs?" . . . but then that's old and besides the point, if there is a point to this column . . . So, I'll just maybe give a brief resume of the endless happenings on these forty acres of the greater University of South Carolina. * Rings On Their Fingers ... Diamonds, the circulating gem of the nation . have adorned three comely co-eds here . . . In fact two of the wearers of the band are sisters . . . Ann Donnelly and Harriett Donnelly . . . They have agreed to agree to love, honor, and obey, if that's the way epitaph goes . . . The latest addition is sophomore Shirley Inman. * Rye-Why? Litt;e Miss Muffet Sat on Her Tuffet Drinking A High Ball Rye Little Jack Horner Sat In The Corner . . . The FoollI (By Tom Swift Stevenson . . . A lil' pearl in a sea of bliss) * And Then The Cows Come Home ... Clemson Agroooocultural College of Oconee County (they say) always have something up their sleeves . . . this time it's a cow . . . Accord ing to diminutive Jimmie J. J. J. J. J. J. Lever and sidewash Marshall Walker, they are giving a big brawl in honor of the farmer's produce . . . you know, cow's, horse's,*pig's, chicken's, and -pickled peaches . . . This Ag Fare ...Fair ...is to be on March 22, 23 ... Not to be out done by Nancy Coleman, honorary cadet colonel, they got together pic tures of girl's from different schools and Earl Carroll's Revue of rug cutter's to select their queen . . . Carolina always comes out on top - ir - even up there, and Sarah Hughes was named Queen of the Horse Fair ... There's to be dancing, dancing, and dancing . . Say MOOOOOOIlI * Will-Power . .. The Sigma Chi's turned out school this past week-end and let lover John Nash visiL in Charlotte . .. while an apparition itl the form of con genial Bill Carpenter toured up to Gaffney to test his WILL-power . . - Harriett Williamson condescended to have as her guest Joe Lever for the week-end in Florence . . . He looked the situation over . . . only fault, the situation turned out to be measles . . . Anne Heath is Duke bound for week-end of dances. * Leaders Of The Bands . . Turnover and turnabout came about last Week in two of Sororities . . Chi Omega's officers for the new year are: President, Betty Mercer; Vice President, Dorothy Elliott; Secretary, Mary "University Players" Crow; Treasurer, Lulu Deere Bass; Pledge Adviser, Ann Welch; and Corres ponding Secretary, Constance Johnston . . . Kappa Delta's officers -re: President, Linda Copeland; Vice-President, Lil Boulware; Secretary, Mary Louise Goudelock; Treasurer, Mary Lide Doty; Assistant Treas urer, Virginia Bracey; Editor, Dody Brown. * The Rains Came . . It was a dreary, gray day, when every male has that five-thirty look, that some of the local talent decided to visit their brother K. A's. at Furman for the Formal .. . So with wing's sprouting everywhere, Big Chief Rain-in-the-Face Jeffries; Sunny, "Celery-Stalks-Along-The-Hi way," Patterson; Hon. Hud'n Hud'n Aiken, and a couple of squaws went up mid dew drops and other drops . . . It was some pow-wow . . . whoopitup Ill 0 Privates ... P. C. is the lonsome road up until this week-end, when Carolina Co-e8s are going to take over for the Military Bali and K. A. formal . . . Hazel Sanders, Lib Graham, Helen Liles, Lou Gilland, Ann Stokes Adams and Tut Douglas plan to lead a merry chase up there . . . 0 Gobs . . . Edith "Measles" Tinsley carried the "plague" with her and went up to Annapolis to visit . . . well, you know who . . . and Peggy Forbes is up there too . . . Do you know who? 0 C. 1. O. Or A. F. L. . . . The frats have decided that all good things must come to an end, and better things should begin . . . K. A's. elected their new officers recently . . . Jimmy Pearce, President; Dick Jeffries, Vice-President; Frank Hoskins, Secretary and at present, there is no Treasurer, maybe no Trreasury . . . Phi Sigma. Kappa decided along with newv paint . . . the time is ripe for new leaders . . . President, Dwight Hoyt; Vice-President, jack Callison; Secretary, Jim Bearden; Treasurer, Arnold Muir. * NoseGay... S. A. E's entertained Friday night wvith probably the prettiest han quet of the year in honor of their Founder's . . . The date's each had nose gay's of violets . . . the frat's flowers . . . and the favors were pearl bracelet's with the fraternity insignia on it. * Boomps-A-Daisy... Skating is the mainliner this week with the ATO's . . . Tuesday night, they are planning party at Twin Lakes for all those friends wvho'd rather sit than stand . . . The K. A. lugs built a small-time barn fire on tl'e third floor of Ten. 15 . . . and had something termed a "smoker"... don't know where the smoke came in, but according to yours truly, Frank H-oskins . . . there was beer, skittles, and 15 boys present . . . Kappa Sigma forsook Mrs. Sloan's studio, Lake Murray, and went in for a party at somecbody's ivy-trimmed log cabin Wednesday night . . . The Sigma Nu's are planning a party tomorrow night . . . location unknowvn . . time unknown . . . designation unknown . . . refreshments unknown... First, it's TEDDY BEER's, then a cocktail party, now the Phi Sig's have forsaken all spring tonics to have a-something-or-other at Lake Murray Saturday night . .'. the menu is just p)lain milk . . . thats right, just plain milk. * Representatives... Marion Whaley was the official delegate up the Kappa Sigma conclave at Wake Forest last week-end . . . Next year at this time, the meeting will be here on our campus . . . Kappa Delta's national officer, Mrs. Ann Vaughn, arrived yesterday to stay until Monday. * Finis... Finial words . . . No publicity for the Medical College . . . N'yahl N'yah I DEPENDABLE SERVICE -. CHECKER CAD CO. s PHONE 2-3311 Think of COLUMBIA . DAIRIES Produ cts Sold At The Canteen Junio ADELYN LIPSCOMB ELIZABETH YATES Delta Zeta 1 Celebrate Wi Delta Zeta alumnae and actives will gather at the University of South Carolina on Friday, March 21 to celebrate State day. .Climax of the day will be the annual rose ban quet followed by an informal dance. Eight girls will be initiated during the afternoon. They are Sybil Lee, Hartsville; Eleanor Beaumont Au gusta, Georgia; Mary Wright Duck ett, Whitmire, Annie Hudson, Olive Hudson, Carlotta Cooper, Martha Wright, and Jamie Lee Dibble, all of Columbia. Initiation will be followed imme diately by the banquet in the Colum bia Hotel. Mildred Coe is in charge of the program. The dance which begins at 9 p. m., will be in the gymnasium of the University. Mar tha Smith is chairman of the dance committee. The following have been asked to chaperon: Dr. and Mrs. J. Rion McKissick, Coach and Mrs. Rex Enright, Coach and Mrs. Ted -Pe toskey, Deani and Mrs. John A. Chase, Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Ferrell, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Addison, and Dr. and Mrs. Philson. Officers of the local chapter ai-e: Lois Ewvart, president; Martha Smith, vice-president; Nell Berry, secretary; and' Mildred Coe, treas urer. Telephone 7536 DRESSES - CC "It's A Dar' UNDERWEAR - THE CLAUDE AGEI "TEE LARGEST AND L1 REAL ESTATE fNSUR PROPERTIES Bought Sold Exchanged 1232 Washington :-: - 0LUMR1 r-Senior Dance Spon SARA FAULKNER FRANCES MEEKS >oronity To th B anquet Delta Sigma Pi's Entertain Visitor H. G. Wright of Chicago, grand secretary-treasurer of Delta Sigmal Pi, commnerce fraternity, visited the Beta Gammna Chapter of Carolina, Monday, Mlarch 10. The climax of his visit was a banquet held at the Friendly cafeteria that evening. The fraternity will have ts spring formal dance Friday nighl, April 4 in the Columbia Hotel. Buster Spann and his orchestra will furnish the music. The officers of the chapter are: Eugene C. Garvin, president; Har old P. Aoore, vice-president; Wayne Williams, junior warden; Hubert Thomason, secretary; and Henry Jones, treasurer. Alm i eahr . m.Ti.i h usalcuto o oI rit yr ben eTob h th B.Sihanqalhuewis Entertain Vstre inga GamaCapesosCrlia E.nay MChEASheclmaN o hisCYi a abnuthedah foraldaceFidaynig ,Arid Phonfiers of8 th chperae sors . '........ NELL BERRY .. .... .. ELINOR FLINN * AED Pledges Four At Spring Banquet At the Alpha Epsilon Delta pre med fraternity pledge banquet, which was held March 5 in the Pal metto room of the Wade Hampton, the following new pledges were taken in: Fred Hiller, Davis Dur ham, Bill Ward and Vesta Lucas. Lt.-Colonel, Dr. Schayer was the main speaker for the occasion. His topic was "Mobilization and the Doctor." ' The central idea of the banquet was expressed by the table arrange ment and the display used in the pledging ceremony. The tables were arranged in the secret order of the fraternity. The display symbolized the three fields of Pre-medical study, Biology, Physics, and Chem istry. Dr. Ayers of the Biology depart ment was elected as the new faculty adviser. 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Dave Baker and Tom McCutch eon are co-chairmen of the chapter; George Coleman is secretary and treasurer; John Mullins is in charge of the tickets; and Maude B. Chis holm is publicity chairman. Script for the dance will be 40 cents. Annual Song Fest To Be Next Month The annual intra-fraternity- soror ity song fest has been announced for April 8. Plans for the competition were announced yesterday -by Clif ton Strohecker, president of Alpha Kappa Gamma, the sponsoring or ganization. All greek letter groups on the campus are invited to participate. The number of participants entered by each may range from two to eight, and each group will sing two selections of their own choice. Sil ver loving cups will be awarded to the winning sorority and fraternity. Grace Kilgore is in charge of the contest. Proceeds will go to the AKG central scholarship fund. The song fest is held annually each spring. Last year's winners were Delta Delta Delta and Alpha Delta Pi, from the sororities; and Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Sigima Chi, from the fraternities. Frat Has Guest Maurice G. Gurin, national execu tive secretary of Phi Epsilon Phi of Philadelphia, was entertained with a stag luncheon at the Jefferson Iotel, Sunday, March 2, by the Car olina chapter of the fraternity. Junie Hymson, president, welcomed Mr. Gurin. T. 4 Tastes good.. and swell fur that's DOUBI Yes, chewing deli GUM4 is always sw( events, between c studying- DOUBI Sflavor reireshes y S sweeten your br smooth chewing your teeth, too. I SGreat toenloYe* and buy several i MIN~T GUMA today .e Club )n Tour Will Sing Monday Night At Clemson The co-ed glee club of the Univer sity will leave Monday, March 17, for a three day tour of high schools and colleges in the upper part of the State. The itinerary will include Whitmire, Presbyterian College at Clinton, and Clemson College on Monday. Tuesday, programs will be given at Easley, Greenville, Greer, and Spartanburg. Wednes day they will sing in Union and Winnsboro. Personnel of the glee club in cludes: Betty Barr, Georgetown; Peggy Bailey, Springfield; Anna Bi coff, Jean Timmons, Greenville; Vir ginia Cox, Harriet Williamson, Florence; Alice Glominski, Spar tanburg; Lillian Dowling, Brunson; Lavinia Lyles, Louise Anderson, Winnsboro; Elza Meyers, Joyce -Jetzel, Clifton Strohecker, Charles ton; Sam Hamilton, Rock Hill; Ann Wolfe, Emily Wolfe, Orangeburg; Sara Clarkson, Hopkins; Leila Hughes, WNalhalla; Jeanette Hite, Whitmire; Marie Fox, Greeleyville; Louise Fry, Augusta, Ga.; Eliza beth Bird, Grover, N. C.; Louise Nance, Jennie Parker, LaNelle Pen ny, Sumter; Nancy Padgett, Wal terboro. Marianne Marscher, Beaufort; Joyce Gayden, Eastover; Lil Hair, Barbara Bundrick, Mildred Carroll, Mary Isla Crumpler, Dorothy Dil lard, Phyllis Holman, Millicent Faison, Betty Fishburne, Jane Kil patrick, Jo Lindsay, Shirley Sum ner Virginia Cardwell, Lillian Per kins, Janice Virgeson, Margaret Os borne, Murrell Smith, Sara Wahl, Columbia. Mrs. Evelyn Potter Williamson directs the organization. The offi cers are: Lavinia Lyles, president; Jo Lindsay, vice-president and busi ness manager; Harriet Williamson, secretary and treasurer; and Jean Timmons, publicity director. The visitor was also an honor guest for the pledging ceremony the next night when Irving Chaplin and Abe Grossman became active mem bers. EVANS MOTOR CO. for 24-hour service DIAL 8103 then count the minute .costs little .EMlNT GU &> cious DOUDLMINT z E fu at spots ~* Lasses, wile you re EMINT'S real-uunift our taste and helps aath. And ening d:aily helps brighten. :ind to your budget. ~very day. 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