Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SMUDGE S. BY NANCY PADGETT 'Twould be a dreary season if there wasn't any Spring ... as the saying goes, but in case you're wondering whether or not the whether man has decided in our favor, just take a gander at these past few days . . . and also take a gander at the increasing number of "grass mowers" that cut classes every clay. PATTER ' roses be's red. . . . violet's be's blue .... i think of you when it rains.... .drip I ! I I (murmurlogue by tubby of Presbyterian College) JENNY LIND'S. . . . Oh, the pell, pell, pell, of the alarm clock bell, that clashed and clamored Monday morning at the uninteresting hour of 5:30 A. M. . . . it brought the co-ed Glee Clubbers out of bed with slow uneven motions, for after all they were leaving on their tour. . . . so the girlies piled on the bus with oranges in hand and jelly sandwiches. . . . and Lela Hughes, and, Sara Hamilton brought part of the bed with them. ... no mattress, just the pillow. . . . then Margaret Osborne gave a yawn and a cat-call. . . . the signal for driver John Allen to put it in naught and let her dig. . . . first stop was Whitmire to let Jeannette Hite grin at the home folks, and hit a high note. . . . from there the lassies strove onward to P. C. to sing for their lunch, and break bread with the cuties. . . . and to inspect the class rooms. . . . by the way, the white collar boys have plush chairs in their class rooms. . . . relaxation is the first aim, second, third and last. DUCK .... Thanx to Duck Patterson for the broadcast from Ander son WAIM (We Ain't Ignorant Minded) , , , , the girlies shrugged their shoulders, listened to a Pepsi-Cola advertisement, and blasted forth with The Poil Driver . . . . Lil Hair struggled and squeaked . . volunteering that she had mike fright. . . . cute boy-Mike. BOUQUETS. . . . Thence, the Greyhound nosed onward to Clemson College . . . . and up in that remote reservation, the' girl's stopped for the nite. . . . first, if I have ever been a little dubious about Clemson. . . . I guess I begin to retract those socalled far fetched statements . . . . any way, the cowdets entertained royally, gave us a splendidferous time . . . . and even applauded ... . without much coaxing . . . . They are tops, with of course, the exception of the hours of State Fair. . . . Dear Public, I guess you had better know the secret of our madness . . . . you see, the Tiger Brotherhood bestowed upon each girl a date . . . . Now, it's been told. LEVEE . . . . Songs, hymns, folk-lore and everything came out in the wash . . . . Alice Gominski, Sara Clarkson, Mildred Carroll, sang Brim ingham Jail to their heart's content . . . . Virginia Cox mourned over Doctor Barnett . . . . and Peggy Bailey trilled over the sweet nothings of DeWitt Ross.... Jimmie Lever was all the place.... we were accom panied by Mrs. Williamson and chaperoned by one Rivers Gillespie Scar borough. WATER, WATER . . . . Sigma "Water Spaniels" Nu are planning a water carnival at Pawley's Island for the Spring Holidays . . . . whereas, the Pi Kappa Phi's are brawling next ocean to them . ... Ocean Drive... during the same holidays. . . . Kappa Sig's -#e to be at Pawley's Island and their drags, also. MORE . . . . The K.A.'s moved again and this time it was to attend the Formal at Presbyterian College . . . . the one's going up were: Henry Zimmerman, Framp Toole, Bays Moore, Tommy Ingram, Donald Lyles, and Grover Richey .. .. Some More girls present were: Betty Wertz and Mary Lowry. HIGHEE-UPS . . .. National President of Pi Kappa Phi . . William Berry of Newv York, andl National Chancellor, Theron Houser of St. Matthews will come Tuesday, to look the chapter over . . . . In their honor, there wvill be a buffet supper at the Wade Hampton Hotel the same night . . . .On the same night, Phi Sigma Kappa's are having a banquet at the Friendly Cafeteria. Ossifers-The pledges of Sigma Alpha Epsilon recently elected their new officers . . . The higwigs are: Prexy, Lem Stevenson; Vice Prexy, Dick Hyne; Secretary, Bill Love; Treasurer, Howard Love. FORMAL . . . . Sigma Nu's are making plans for their dance to be Friday, May 3, at the Columbia Hotel. . .. Not so formal, but John Hol land and Dave Murray hit the long long trail a-winding . . . . it led to the land of sunshine, oranges, and lemons . . . . Hay-a-Tampa Florida was the place . . also have a school there . . . . something about "Sunshine School for Tubercular Boys." HUNS . . . . New officers oft German Club elected recently are: Presi dent: Robert Harper, Kappa Sigma: Vice President, Eston Marchant, Sigma Nui: Secretary, Bob Doster, Alpha Tau Omega: Trreasumrer, Jemimie Shecut, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and Initiation Head, Clark McCants, Pi Kappa Alphma. END .... I close, and let Graham Patton remain the people's choice. WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF SHAEFFER'S - PARKER'S CRLN' WATERMA1N'S ALOFONAI ENS R MS OUA .1; LEATHER BRIIP CASES S*.50 TO SB; LEATHER NOTE *OOKS 65c TO 53. The R. L. Bryan BiaisRturn Company 1440 MAIN STREET129HmtnAe AN-YTHING NEEDED IN THE CL.ASSROOM Think of' COLUMBIA DAIRIES Products Sold At The Canteen r Delta EllIllIhl Lois Ewart Tri-Deltas Plan For Convention Early In April Carolina Tri-Delters. are busy with hostess plans for their state con vention here April 3, 4. Attending will be meml)ers of the sister chap ter at the College of Charleston and alumnae. Co-chairmen for the convention are Jacquelyn McCutchcon, retiring active president and Betty Payne, retiring alumnae president. Commit tee chairmen are: housing, Jane Perry; food, Kat Edgerton, banquet, Sarah 'Flinn. Included in program plans are discussion groups, a luncheon and a banquet. Theme for the banquet will be the sorority symbols, the pearl, the pine, and the pansy. Max ine Forbes, newly elected president is to be mistress of ceremonies. National executive secretary and special convention guest, Mi.ss Mary Bake will speak at the banquet and lead the discussions. Scholarship Loan Fund Has $415.70 The Central Scholarship Fund of Alpha Kappa Gamma has a revolv ing capital of $415.70 from which $363 is at present in loans. The sum will be increased by the sophomore Y fashion show, March :35. This loan fnnd, established in 1939 by Alpha Kappa Gamma, is to help needy students remain at Car olina who could not do so other wise. It was originated by the stu dents, and is entirely administered for by them. Any student may apply for a, loan. Those receiving them promise to repay wvithin two years after gradlu ation. No interest is charged. Nine loans varying from $17 to $100 have been made in three years. Although none of the loans have expired, twvo Telephone 7536 DRESSES - Ci "It's A Da UNDERWEAR - EAT Shack's Made In Columbia I FRESH DAILY WHEN YOU THINK OF THINK OF SLIGH'S Florist Shop Latsst Popular RECORDS INTELL.IGENT SERVICE R. E. 'Mehinian, Inc. 1427 Main Street 7e ilcetaC( )elta Zeta Officers Martha Smith Non-Sororit Organize Or All non-sorority girls have beenC urged to meet in the chapel this afternoon at 4:15 in order to con struct a plan for a definite organi zation of this group on the campus, Petty Breeden announced las Wed nesday. The model to represent the group in the sophomore fashion show will also be elected. This meting is the result of the recent approval by the administra tion for a non-sorority organization the camlpus. A similar meeting was held last Friday afternoon for the election of the six non-sorority candidates for the Garnet and Black Beauty Pag cant. However, only about 20 were present. By the organization of non-soror ity girls, it is hoped that when their elections are held in the future they need not be under the supervision of the Co-ed Association and that bet ter means of group contact will be adopted. "Come with your criticism, con structive and destructive," urges Patty Breeden, wlho is interested in this organization. "We cannot or ganize successfully without the complete cooperation of every un dergraduate non--sorojity student on the campus. And we will not or ganize unless we can successfully." have been repaid in full and sub stantial payments have been iade on the others. Many canpus organizations and individuals support the fund by con tributions. The fraternity song fest and rowle Silver 1)isplay have be conic annual events. Ol)K and Blue Key joinedl AK(G in sponsoring a script dance for the benelit of the fnnd. The p)roceedls from the co-ed football game this fall were dividled between Bundles for Brittain and the Central Scholarship Fnd(. 1537 Main Street )ATS - SUITS rling Dress" - SPORTSWEAR "CHIC" SPRING MILLINERY Stunning new styles for sport or dressy occasions. Flower fresh spring color. Models that 'are especially "COLLEGE." $1.89 Schulte - United abrat Iz IIIQJ Nel Berry y Girls Campus YWCA Eentertains Thirty Delegates . The Carolina YWCA will act as hostess to the annual area meeting of the National Y. The meeting will be at Washington Street Methodist Church tomorrow, March 22, from 9:30-5::30. About :10 delegates from colleges over the state are expected to attend. Miss Celestine Smith and Miss Agusta Roberts, national Y\VCA secretaries from Atlanta, will con duct discussions and display ma terials to carry out the ideas. Delegates representing the Uni versity are Adelyn Lipscomb, Louisa Herrin, Elinor Flinn, and Ann Heath. Ann Heath, chairman of the, so cials committee, has appointed Splawn Rollins and Marion Wilder to have charge of the luncheon. Those serving will be Ann Volfe. Sarah Davies, Willodene Rion, and Joyce Hetzel. The discussion will include "Re lationship between national and col lege campus YWCA organizations. Irene LaBorde, president of Euphrosyncan literary society for two consecutive semesters, resigned at the regular meeting Wednesdav afternoon in Harper college, at 1 o'clock. Shampoo and Finger Wave 50c 0 PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL -With This Ad $3.50 Wave For $3.00 $5.00 Wove For $3.50 $7.50 Wove For $5.00 $10.00 Wove For $7.50 0 - EXTRA SPECIAL - Shampoo and Wove .50 Manicure - - - .50 Arch---- ------.50 $1.50 Less - - - - .50 A LL FOR - - $1.00 Oil Shampoo and Finger Wave $1.00 Value, 75c ''A BEAUTY SHOP FOR THE GIRLS OF U. S. C.' Marian Elizabeth Beauty Salon 724 Pickens Street PHONE 2-3414 es Stat Eight New Girls Followed By Ann The annual rose banquet and main highlights of Delta Zeta St campus by both ah111tnae and a tonight. Commerce Frat To Give Formal Dance At Columbia Hotel Delta Sigma Pi, the University commerce fraternity, will dance its formal ball Friday night, April 4, in the Columbia hotel from 9-1 o'clock. Buster Spann and his or chestra will furnish the music for the occasion, which is in celebration of the twelfth anniversary. Preceding the ball, there will be the semi-annual banquet. This dance will be the last high-light before the spring holidays. Beta Gaiia chapter of Delta Sigma Pi was installed at the Uni versity April 1:, 1929. The inter national organization was founded at New York University, school of Commerce, Nov. 7, 1907. This is a professional fraternity founded to promote the study of cominerce and business administra tion. Active members, pledges, and the alumni will attend the banquet; all fraternities and sororities on the campus have been extended invita tions to the dance. Theo Frick To Lead Hypatians At a meeting of the Hypatian Lit erary Society WednesdaY, March 5 the following new officers were elected: Theo Frick, President; Rosalyn Wingard, Vice-President; Laura Muller, Secretary; and Vir ginia Caughman, Treasurer. Evelyn Schafer, Florence Hook, Phylis Holman, Marie Fox, and Margaret Smith were elected Mar shal, Chaplin, Monitor, Reporter, and Critic respectively. Elizabeth Bird, Senior, Valedic torial, and Mildred Kohn, Junior, Orator, will represent the society during commencement week. Al-o at the meeting the constitu tion was read an( amendments were made. EVANS MOTOR CO. for 04-hour service DIAL 8103 thent cou'nt the minu tes Whe I ,knot Take a minute to relax, a things go smoother. Ice-ci Coca-Cola adds refreshment relaxation. Its dellghtful,whc some taste has the charm of p Ity. So when you pause throul out the day, make It Uhe pause I refredues with Ice-cold Coca-Ci Bloaded moder endhot of COLUMBIA COCACOLA Coalumbi e Day Will Be Initiated Lal Rose Banquet an informal dance will be the ite day to be celebrated. on this tive imeimlbers of the sorority Eight girls will be initiated dur ng the afternoon. There are: Sybil 'ee, Hartsville; Eleanor Beaumont, \ugusta, Georgia; Mary Wright )uckett, Whitmire; Annie Hudon, \live Hudson, Carlotta Cooper, dartha Wright, and Jamic Lee Jibble, all of Columbia. The initiation ceremonies will be ollowed by the banquet in the Co umbia hotel. The program will be lirected by Mildred Coe. The dance s to be held in the University Gym ind will begin at 9 o'clock. Martha ;iith is chairman of the dance com inittee. The following have been asked to :haperon: Dr. and Mrs. J. Rion Mc Kissick, Coach and Mrs. Rex En right, Coach and Mrs. Ted Petos key, Deant and Mrs. John A. Chase, Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Ferrell, Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Addison, and Dr. and Mrs. Philson. The officers of the local campus chapter are: Lois Ewart, president; Martha Smith, vice-president;- Nell Berry, secretary; and Mildred Coe, treasurer. Tea Will Be Given To Girl Reserves Girl Reserves advisors at the Uni versity of South Carolina will give a tea April 1 in honor of the 400 girl reserves of the city of Colum bia. The month marks the sixtieth anniversary of the founding of the national Girl Reserve organization. Members of the city YWCA and members of the YVCA board at the University have been invited. They are Mrs. J. Rion McKissick, Mrs. W. R. Wienefeld, Prof. George Tonlin, Dean F. XV. Bradley. Mrs. Edwin Bloom is chairman of the Columbia Y. The receiving line will be made up of Louisa Fergison, general secre tary of the Girl Reserves of Colum bia; president of the Inter-club council; Mrs. J. Rion McKissick, Mrs. Arney R. Childs, and Mar garet Blackwell, chairman of the student Girl Reserve advisors at the University. ELITE CAFE ''COLUMBIA'S MOST UNIQUE" Where Students Meet I MAINand Eat 1736 MANSTREET :-: ALWAYS OPEN n problems get Ly...pause and nd to IS Ur ph- 5* hat pk,ska ,., YOU TASTE ITS QUALITY BOTTLING COMPANY , S C.