Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Senior Damc NO DICE By NANCY PADGETT Pardon me, boys . . . no, it ain't the Chattanooga Choo Choo . . , but we are strictly on the beam (thanx to Morton the Mortified), ir spite of the fact that the Miami game wasn't as it should be coconuts to them, and orchids to the team TOOT... Tweet Tweet was a little bird, He sat upon a railroad track. One day a train ran over him, And then guess what Shredded 'tweet. Bog from the Log FETE . . . Pi Kappa Phi's and bridge shark Claude Cely will celebrate their Fopider's Day on December 10 with a banquet at the Columbia Hotel .'. . It's nonstag, so its time to begin that everlasting practice ol casting wistful eyes to the lads, co-eds . . . Kappa Delta's, past, present and pledges travelled en masse to the Jefferson Hotel Tuesday to have as their two former members of the sorority at a luncheon . . . GuestE of honor were Sammie Thompson . .. now Mrs. Tommie "Teahound' Ingrain of the David Aiken Social Club, and Miss Betty Boineau, wh( will be married in the near future to one of Uncle Sams favoritt nepews . . . STUFF . . . Those unhappy birds, turkey's, came to an a blissful end with a Thanks giving feasts here and yon . . . Most every one turned their wear: minds homeward . . . completely exhausted after mid-semesters quizze. . . . but some few went to Miami, or other spirited places . . . Mildre Coe went down to see the game, and visit old friends . .. Joyce St Onge had as her guest Bobbie Wagman . . . they took the town o Stuart, Fla. by storm . . . Joan Azarello was Florida conscious an spent her holidays in Sanford . . . Jean Stafford visited Ada Newton ir Spartanburg . . . Jimmy Galloway, and Bill Mayes, uld timers of tht Piker's were around, and viqited the boys . . . G. G. Dowling, Joab' big brother . . . if it's possible was on campus visiting the Sigma Nu's.. KALE . . . Local frosh, broke as a haint, wrote to the usual source . . . his pop asking for an advancement on fiis April allowance . . . it sort of read like this . . . Dear Pop, I'm so broke that if battleships were sellinf on Lake Murray for five cents a piece, all I could do would be to run ul and down the banks and holler: "Ye' Gad!! Ain't they cheap?" . . parking ticket for the week for the best joke goes to Jish Tish, by gish.. of Tenement 10 . . . HOP . . . 4 Kappa Sigma's have completed plans for their formal December 5 from all sources, other than the frat . . . it will probably be one of th best of the year . . . Another pow-wow will be December 12, when th< Violets of Sigma Alpha Epsilon give their formal at the Columbia Hotel . . . watch for further bulletins . . . Advance news on the Christ mas Hop at the Citadel . . . Lucille Overstreet, and Libbie Steadmai will be thar . . . The age of Square Dancing has not passed down th beaten trail . . . the Sigma Nu's announced with much vim, vigor, an< vitality that tomorrow night they would hold a frolic at Pinewood.. Muddy Mills, crime reporter, of the Piker's say that the boys are plan ning a Christmas party at Earlwood Park for the night of Decembe 17th... BALL .. . Carolina will be there as always . . . at least, partially so . . . Evi Hampton, Julia Anne Connelly, Alice Glominski, Harold Sullivan ar going up to the Army-Navy game to be played tomorrow in Philly.. Betcha Navy tromps the Army team . . . Navy Day is being declare here Saturday according to Evelyn Schaefer . . . a lot of gobs, and gal . . . Navy means water . . . water suggests houseparty . . . ther it is . . . the pledge of Chi Omega are giving the actives a week-en houseparty up on Lake Murray this week-end . . . The Tri Delt Mothers Club are planning to give the gals a party soon . . . Clair Kahn and Doris Babin will spend the week end at Chapel Hill... FINNISH . .. For those of you who have shun~ned Honky-Tonk, be sure to see th repeat performance of Tim McCoy in "Who Untied My Horse"... "Look For The Dog" MEHLMAN'S RECORD BAR 1427 MaIn Street Think of COLUMBIA DAIRIES PRODUCTS Sold at the Canteen is Cl '...... 18 .. ... Mary Wylie Conniffe First Frat Formal Of Semester To Be Danced Next Week The Kappa Sigma fraternity wi have its biennial formal ball Frida December 5, in the Jefferson Hot with Buster Spann and his orchesti furnishing the music. Preceding the dance, the chapti will have a banquet at 7:30 p. m. f4 all visitors, chapter members, at their dates. The banquet will fo mally open the district conclave be held December 5, 6, and 7. Kapj Sig's from Duke, University of Nor Carolina, North Carolina State, D vidson, Wake Forest, and Woffoi are expected to be here. Sponsors for the officers will b Mary King, Columbia, for Jimn McLeod, president; Ann Ficken, C lumbia. for Marion Whaley, vie president; Margaret Jones, Florent for LuWt& McCutcheon, secretar; Mary Black, Beaufoit, for Lionel Wells, treasurer; Barbara Ang Richmond, Virginia, for Craig Do; er, master of ceremonies; Betty , Boyce, Kingstree, for Van Earl F litigim, rush captain; and May Brin ley, Georgetown, for Francis Colli dance committee chairman. The conclave will convene Satu day afternoon with group and cot mittee meetings. After the adjour ment, there will be a party on Lal Murray at the home of Dan Ell The convention will end Sunday wi a dutch dinner. Date Of Carnival Set For Dec. 9 The field house will be turned in a full fledged carnival, Patty Bre den, President of the Independen announced. The combined forces< the Independents and the Block club have been working on plans f< this gala fair, which will be pr sented on December 9. Side shows complete with fat I dies and thin men, fortune telle' gamnes, popcorn, peanuts, dime a dan and a host of other attractions w be featured. Kentucky's Danville college, wi 341 students, offers 80 scholarshil Nearly 50 per cent of families wi children in college have incomes less than $3,000 a year. Evans Motor Co. for 24-hour service DIAL 8103 them count the minutes Whenever Look You For T1 Shop Emblet COLUMBIA Merchants Association Head Carolin< COMMUNITY ( Five TAe Gam6cok ,brates Senior Dam ... .. .. ~ .I.. Edith Ford Frances Banquet Is Gi Blue Key Merr The annual initiation banquet of the Blue Key, Carolina leadership frater e nity, was held Wednesday night in the Wade Hampton Hotel. Dr. Harry Clark, extension professor of the University of South Carolina, was the ir guest speaker. id Six students were initiated into the r- fraternity, and two honorary members to were chosen. These members were ?a picked on their qualities of leader th ship and are as follows: a- R. M. Jefferies, Jr., Walterboro. ie rd is president of Clariosophic Literary Society, president of Compass and e: Chart, vice-president of Kappa Al ly pha, and former secretary of Kappa o- Alpha. e- Ed Parler, Cheraw. Ed is presi :e, dent of Pi Kappa Phi, treasurer of Y the German Club, former assistant treasurer of the German Club, secre e tary of the Euphradian Literary So Jo ciety, and a member of the Debating jo Team. k- Jimmy Bell, McCormick. Presi Is, dent of freshman YMCA, president of sophomorc YMCA, president jiii ir- ior class, business manager of the Y's n- Bird, secretary of Pi Kappa Phi. l- James A. McLeod. Florence. Pres ke ident of freshman YMCA, vice-presi is. dentsphomoae YMCA, prcsident th Kappa Sigma pledges, president of Kappa Sigma, critic of the Euphra dian Literary Society, president of the Carolina Pee Dee Club, and on the Dean's -Monor Roll for three semes ters. Henry G. Heriot, Greenville. As to sistant business manager of the Gar e- net and Black, business manager of ts the Garnet and Black, assistant bus f iness manager of The Gamecock, sec C retary of Kappa Sigma, and initia >r tion chairman of the German Club. e- Tommy Attaway, Fitzgerald, Geor gia. WVinner of Block C's in foot a- ball, boxing, andl track ; alternate cap -s, ,tain of the track and boxing teams, ce secretary of the Block C Club, and ill member of. the social cabinet. th China Watches ss SYLVAN BROS. th Sterling Silver of JEWEL.ERS * DIAMOND MERCHANTS GENUINE MERCHANDISE ONLY - NO PLATE HO IMITATION --. COR. MAIN a NAMPTON - COLUMUIA. S. C. BETTER LIGHT BETTER I SIGHT South Carolina Electric & Gas Co. quarters for I Students 2UT RATE DRUGS Points With is Officers Smith Helen Atkin Flen To New Lbers Wed. WAA Makes Plans For Ball Tourney )n December 8, 9 Basketball practices for the c, ournament sponsored by the W n's Athletic Association began T lay afternoon and will cont hrough Friday, December 5. T >ractices will be scheduled for ean during the two week pei Eliminations will be held on Moi nld Tuesday, December 8, 9. Tc -epresenting the seven sororities he Independents will particil)ate Each girl listed on a team mus Lctively affiliated with that grou he time of the contest, and must ittended two practices before )pening of the tournament. A re )f practice attendance will be laily by VAA officials. All practices will be in the iersity gymnasium. Following is ichedule of remaining practices: Friday, November 30. 5 P. M. Alpha Delta Pi Kappa Delta Delta Delta Delta 'Aonday, December 1, 5 P. M. Zeta Tau Alpha Delta Zeta Sigma Delta ruesday, December 2, 4 P. M. Chi Omega Pi Beta Phi Independents ALWAYS OPEN TODDLE HOUS 1419 Gervois Street Each time you taste ice-c that here Is the quality ol many a refreshing experl where to trust the quality BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORI COLUMBIA COCA-C Carolina's Most Popular Restaurant BIHARI'S RESTAU RANT 1229 Hampton Ave. Winter ] | ] f IS son Marie Fox r Social Cabinet Will Honor Team a _At Tribute Dance A tribute dance to the football team sponsored by thle Social Cabinet will be held in, thle gym Saturday night from 9 to 12. Mlusic will be furnished :ed by I lenry Westbrook and his orches o-tra. Thle football coaches and their ues- wives are invited to be honor guests inue at the dance. r bree Tickets are onl sale at the canteen, each or canl be bought from RaY Kramer, i riod. chairman of the Social Cabinet. They a ansvance. If purchased at the door, the price of tickets will be seventy-five cents. t be Wednesday, December 3, 5 P. Mf.- I p at Alpha Delta Pi have Zeta Tau Alpha t t Se Chi Omega cord Thursday, December 4, 4 P. a. kept Kappa Delta Delta Zeta t Uni- Pi Beta Phi S i t he Friday, December 5, 5 P. r. Delta Delta Delta Sigmna Delta Independents A special scholarship is main tained at Dartmouth college for a t "religious man from Missouri." TO SPEED TELEGRAMS AT LOW COST-PHONE Ndoft cal arely-iegntrapbuhtiad itt spaDetaP the CaCla yogarrendd coreursday goDess.Eberienc .M.. Delt.. a tahpe le vry Uni PFTH BtACL CPhi B LA specilN sCboMPANY is Jan "relgiosCnrmMiui." t ATOWMUNST-PHON TPoFiveaP Page Three Fro11c 3uster Spann To M*urnish Rhythms 4or Formal Ball Dancing to the tunes of Buster pann and his orchestra, Senior )amas will sponsor its Christmas >rmal in the ballroom of the Co imbia lotel tonight from 9 to 1 . m. Mary Wylie Conniffe, presi ent, will lead the grand march with er date, Oscar Laborde. Other officers and their dates are: A:th Ford, vice-president and Claud :reason; Frances Smith, secretary rid Grady Lemmond; lelen Atkin n, treasurer and Dargan Frierson; larie Fox, dance committee chair an and Dave Wallnau. The ballroom will be appropriately ecorated with the patriotic colors, ed, white, and blue. The flowers -ill be arranged in the shape of a r-standing for Victory. Besides the iree regular no-breaks, there will be special one for the members of )amas and their dates. JSC Verse Choir .resents Recital or Christmas On Friday, December 5 at 8:30 in )rayton Hall, the Verse Speaking :hoir will present its Christmas pro ram. This group is under the di ection of Florence Robbins. Nine girls compose the choir, which sub-divided into two sections, light nd (lark. Those girls who have high r light voices are: Jean Brunson, velyn Connor, Jean Smith, and Mary ell Sanders. The girls having dark r low voices are: Louise Bradley, 'hristine Cannon, Helen Philips, Vir inia Thompson and Florence Rob ins. The program will be divided into bree sections, the first being the Ad ent, followed by the Nativity, and nding with the Epiphany. Only bhristmas poems will be recited by he choir. Of the eleven poems some .,ill be "Christmas Song", "No Room n the Inn", "Angel Gabriel", "Ring )ut Wild Bells", and "Summer in Vinter". The high light of the pro ran will be the presentation of the :hristias Gospel according to St. .uke. The public is invited to come, and ie admission is free, stated Miss Rob ins. Lubrication - Washing Road Service USC's OWN ESSO SERVICE Caughman and Bush Sumter and Pendleton Streets Phone 7193 he -Football Team A ROLI NA JT RATE DRUG nints