The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 22, 1941, Page Page Four, Image 4
NO
By NANC'
Corks off to the lads on the roost,
who will beat the well-known hash
out of Clemson tomorrow afternoon
at the Dust Bowl ... No need to say
how the game will end, the Sigma
Nu's have already dug it the
Tigers are well placed outside of
Thornwel College on Cemetery
Ridge.
Some pumpkins are green.
I am green.
Therefore, I am some pumpkins.
Spaget ...
The Alpha Delta Pi's and their Joe
Colleges went to a supper . . . that
was the general idea, but the direction
to the Belser country home wasn't
quite as general, hence, many of the
lambs strayed away, and became lost
. . . but those who followed their
noses say the spaget was delicious, and
stringuous . . . Pi Phi's went Dutch,
and had a supper at the Friendly ..,
one of those affairs where you pick
what you like; pay as you pick.
Pledges . . .
Pi Beta Phi announces the pledging
of LaNelle Copper "Penney", Alpha
Delta Pi, Julia Ledbetter; and Delta
Delta Delta, Willodene Rion. Pi
Kappa Phi frat pledges have elected
their officers. Charlie Baylor is
prexy; Dan Horton, vice-president,
and Hugh Vinson, secretary and
treasurer.
Drags ...
The gals have been dragging..
everywhere from the Piedmont to
the Great Atlantic . . . Georgia- War
ren, Ann Welch, and Betty Blair
went up to Clemson to the Tangling
Tiger Ball . . . Josephine Robinson,
Frances Newsome, Ann Dixon, Bet
ty Swygert, Carotene Prince, Glyn
Stanton, Lavinia Lyles, Willodene
Rion, everybody, and his grandpa
went to the Citadel-Furman do flop.
Jive . . .
Sigma Chi pledges honored the old
men of the frat and the new ititiates
Garden Club Members
Pay Visit To Carolina.
Professor E. C. Coker, chairman
of the faculty committee on grounds
and gardens, recently announced
that the State Federation of Garden
Clubs will meet in Columbia during
the first week of November, and
will spend one day in a tour of the
University botanical gardens.
Many of these clubs have contrib
uted to the lnkeep of these gardene,
Professor Coker said.
He also announced that, in addi
tion to moving shrubbery to make
room for the new Naval ROTC
Armory, workers have been busy
sowing a ton of winter grass seed
over the campus.
Mess Hall Attendance
More Than 700 Students
Miss Elizabeth Burriss, assistant
director and dietition of the Univer
sity cafeteria announced that the
cafe is feedizig an average of 700
students a day. This is an increase
of 50 over the daily average of last
week.
7And since variety
may step forth
.forent . .. so var
dresses ... and
variation. Visit
Shop for the un
a price that wil
impoverish your Pu
Junior Shop-Second Floo
C Spor
DICE
SPADGETT
Monday night with a frolic at Earl
wood Park ... The initiates are: Joe
Shaw, Albert Eggerton, Jimmie Hill,
and Art Roberts . . . Kappa Alpha
flirty-squirty's came thru with a party
out at a Charlie Foster's sand pit ...
Mary Dana and Smitty Smith were
up at Davidson College last.week-end
for a round of dances . . . Lil Bollin
up to the Point again ... Mary "Fire"
Hydrick went northward to Hender
sonville, N. C.
Fish . . .
The Kappa Sig's are just about
three seasons ahead of youse guys,
or else they're climaxing a grand and
glorious fourth of July . . . a house
party at Pawley's . . . Prissy Priv
ette, Marian Wilder, Patty Breedin,
Van Earle Fillingim, Alex MacAr
thur, Jimmy McLeod, and Bob Leon
ard without.
Party . . .
The Delta Zeta chapter entertained
for Miss Martha Smith, now Mrs.
Bill English . . . the Zeta's had their
pledge dance October 17 at Mrs.
Sloan's studio . . . Doris Nash, Har
riett Williamson, and Marianne Mars
cher will attend the wedding of
Marion Jean Duckett and Frank
Brand in Florence Saturday evening
... Pokie Polk week-ended in Knox
ville, Tennessee and attended the Ala
bama-U. T. game . . . Sara Belser
was one of the fortunates . . . she
sponsored for the Gillydal-Furman
game . . . Betty Barr wended her
weary way homeward.
P. C.. ..
The Penney, Hazel Sanders, Tina
Cannon, and Frances Simpson beat it
out at P. C. there was a dance and
game . . . forgot to see how it came
out . . . still the old Battle Cry . . .
Onward P. C. . . . Also, Walter
Brown, Jules Riley, and Sam King
... Finis comes with this news item
. . . Golfer Shoot Father . . . Made
hole in par . . . chug-a-lug.
McKissick To Speak To
Clario On The Gamecock
-Dr. J. Rion McKissick, president
of the University will discuss the
status of the Gamecock at the regu
lar Clariosophic meeting Tuesday
night Oct. 21. The Euphradians
have been invited to attend the dis
cussion.
The membership drive thus far
has been a complete failure. Only
14 were present Tuesday night, in
cluding one initiate, a Clariosophic
member said.
Holmes Dreher, member of the I '
renovating committee gave the fol- Darn
iowing as things is badiy in need of Danc
repair: clock, curtains, rug, lights, this ye;
and the door lock, |lobby o
William Taylor Martin was initi- day frc
ated into the society at the meeting. was he
the gir
During the first part of the week linstruci
the cafe feeds about 900 a day, the|teacher
number decreasing toward the end lAlth<
of the week. This is because many|was fc
students leave the campus on week- hope fc
ends. |to learn
practic<
a large
present
class.
Ther
row be
"What are "-"
College .
Fashions
made of?''
. . velvets and wools
and rayonsl That's
what college fashions
are made of."
is the spice of style, you
ach time facinatingly dif
ied is Tapp 's collection of
o lovely each
our Junior
asual, at
L not
rse.
iomore x nas Oy
::ng Classes Hy
ng classes have been started TI
ir by the Sophomore Y in theWe
f Wade Hampton each Thurs
m five to six. The first class sp
ld last week and for one hour sion
Is enjoyed dancing undler the litica
ion of the willing and able the
of the Sophomore Y. has
>ughi this first dance session the:
r women only, there is still ciety
r those males who either want A<
how to dance or just want to presi
up on the latest steps. By the
majority the girls who wcre ersts
voted to have men at the next patia
cieti<
e will be no class held tomor- Edge
cause of the Carolina-Clemson also
but promptly at five every titioi
ay thereafter. will
WIN OR
WE ARE Wl-l
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Sponsors For German Club I
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erby Speaks At Mas llE
patian Meeting PryOfF
e Hypatian Literary Society met Jn rosMr
iesday, October 15, in the Clario- peieto h r
c Hall. After the business ses- ana GenFc
Prof. J. 0. Overby of the po-qutwihasel
I science department spoke to tnRsarn n0
members about debating, whichofiesncud:ve
becn chosen as the theme forH
rear by the members of the so- ubr;sceay
cording to Margaret Smith, club sn
dent, one of the club's plans for Deoain crre
year is the reincarnation of the o h GenFe
vhile annual debate between Hly
n and Euphrosynean Literary So- msotnsta e
:s. Euphrosynean president, Katkesmid-pch
irton, said the Euphrosynean isdanptoclse
eager to begin again the compe-inpsesdanb
1. Definite plans for the debate LaiaLye,F
be made in the near future. wloe h e
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mBall Friday
).Pt,pld The historic German dance club, the
.t the Metropoli- for the occasion.
:tober 17. Other Sponsors are from, left to right,
prsdn,Crltop: Miss Lil Boulware of Winns
AnneFloe- boro, who will lead the grand march
with Robert E. Browne, III, presi
r, Minerva Wil
dent of the club; Miss Dot Ehrlichm of
Columbia for Robert Patterson, secre
out the theme tary; Miss Frances Padgett of Ashe
hmanL" and the ville, N. C. for Edward Parler, treas
all them. Late urer.
decad,ad Center: Miss Floride McBee of
.uecrs n Greenville for Laurie Hicks, senior
eraldeitdleader, and Miss Mildred Salmon of
-arolyn Traynor- Columbia for Billy Cullum, junior
eshman advisor, leader.
girls and intro- Bottom: Miss Patty Breedin of
e evening. They Bennettsville for William Bray, vice
R. G. Bell, Dean president; Miss Lucille Overstreet of
sdley, Dean Ar- Greelyville for Henry H-eriot, initia.
tion committee chairman; and Miss
Graham, Mrs. Virginia Copeland of Ehrhardt for
irs. Davis. William Allen, assistant treasurer.
COSTUME JEWELRY
TS ::HOSIERY
UNDERWEAR
ORENCE OLVEY
Street Five Points
Headquarters
for
Carolina Students
NITY CUT RATE DRUGS
Five Points
Night.l
NBC's Sunny Dunham
Furnishes Melody;
Coaches Chaperone
The Block C club will hold a dance
immediately after the Carolina-Clem
son game in the Field House, it was
announced by president Dick Ander
son. Sunny Dunham, who has been
playing at the Meadowbrook and over
a National Broadcasting hookup will
play for the dance. An admission
fee of $1.50 will be-charged.
At a meeting of the club Wednes
day night, it was decided to have the
coaches and their wives as chaperons
for the dance. Honorary members of
the Block C club of the University of
South Carolina and officers of Clem
son's Block C club will be guests.
The sponsors for the annual clas
sic Thursday afternoon are for seniors
and lettermen of the Block C club,
head cheerleader, and chairman of the
social cabinet. Numbering twenty
one, they are:
Mrs. John Leitner of Columbia for
John Leitner; Miss Julia Johnston of
Virginia, Minn. for Leonard Kanian;
Miss Clarisse DeLoache of Estill for
Nat Burgess; Miss Bessie Swicegood
of Asheville, N. C. for Elmore "Bo
bo" Carter; Miss Theresa Tenore of
Elizabeth, N. J. for Charles "Moon"
McCullough; Miss Miriam Edwards
of Columbia for Joe Krivonack; Miss
Kathryn Edgerton of Orangeburg for
Louis Sossaman; Miss Pat Rutledge
of Asheville, N. C. for Spec Evatt;
Miss Anne Sheen of Columbia for
"Dutch" Elston; Miss Sara Hutto of
Eastover for Al Grygo; Miss Mari
anne Marscher of Beaufort for
George Crawford; Miss Sara Hester
of Orangeburg for lommy Attaway;
Miss Helen Geiger of Columbia for
Harvey Blouin; Miss Martha Jean
Dobson of Gaffney for Buford Clary;
Miss Margaret Ligon of Winnsboro
for Dewitt Arrowsmith; Miss Jane e
Crum of Orangeburg for Ken Ros
kie; Miss Virginia Krosinski of Erie,
Penn. for Steve Nowak; Miss Kitty
Bird of Columbia for Eston Mar
chant, student manager; Miss Caroline
Hayes of Columbia for W. A. Dun
can, trainer; Miss Olive Hudson of
Columbia for Horace Trailer, head
cheerleader, and Miss Holmes Dreher
of Hook's Corner for Ray Kramer,
chairman of the social cabinet.
AKG Convention
Begins Friday
Alpha Kappa Gamma will hold its
regional convention at Columbia Col
lege, October 24 through 26. Re
gional President, Sue Mauldin of
Chesterfield, S. C. will preside.
There will be delegates attending
from the Joan D'Arc Circle at State
Teachers College, Farmville, Virgin
ia; the Olympian Circle at Queen's
College, Charlotte, North Carolina;
and the Florence Nightingale Chapter
from the University of South Caro
lina. Also attending will be specially
invited guests from other women's
colleges in South Carolina.
The convention will begin Friday
with a business session, followed by
a picnic later in the afternoon. Dis
cussion groups will begin Saturday
morning on three very important col
lege problems: Freshman Orientation
led by University of South Carolir.a;
Developing Leadership in College
Girls led by State Teachers College;
and Overorganized Campus led by
Queens College. These discussion
groups will be summarized by Miss
Florence Stubbs, former regional ex
ecutive secretary.
Following the discussion groups
will be a banquet Saturday night at
the Columbia Hotel. Mrs. Old will
make the address. The meeting will
close Sunday morning with the in
stallation of new regional officers.
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