Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JUNIOR-DA] NO DICE By NANCY PADGETT From the sublime to the ridiculous . . . from holidays to thos( sorts of things that know no deferrment . . . exams . . . and very few exemptions. Christmas was one big celebration. Th( main intention of the studes is to recover from it, and naturally buckle down to those three hour once overs. OUCH! . . . The sultan got sore at his harem, And invented a scheme for to scare 'em; He caught him a mouse Which he loosed in the house, The confusion was called harem-scarem. -(Twerp from Pitt-Panther) BELLS The wedding bug has smitten the campus . . . and I Lov You Truly is the favorite song these days . . . Newly marriedi now claim past and present students Ann Scott, R. G. Scar boropgh, Alfred Chavous . . . Probably the oldest among thes( affairs that became a hook-up is the Lucy Beck Jowitt-Bobb3 Collier marriage in Hendersonville, North Carolina during th4 holidays . . . Newest of the clan is Robin Hood, who added th4 name of Mrs. Dial earlier in the week. DRAFT . . . The wedding bug claimed its staggering number, -but Unc< Sam is rapidly getting his quota . . . current favorites witl him are Alex McArthur, Kit Fitzsimmons, and Bobby Morgan . . . Claude "Bridge Shark" Cely is going to pilot a plane . . so his frat brothers say . . . propaganda? . . . Anyway, he'i heading for Texas . . . Frank Harrison is in the Army now Kappa Sig's are bemourning the fact. BYE . . . Joyce St. Onge has returned to the land of sunshine and Hob, Sound, Fla. . . She is joining the white collar clan . . . Hi flyers, by gum . . . Betty Barr, Jeanne Stafford, Doris Nash Polkie Polk are braving the dangers of being zipped into ai air pocket and boarding the Delta for Charleston Saturday . . amazing is how they are going to get in the city from the airport DEAF ... Another one of those things . . . my last . . . if you hav heard it . . . stop . . . 1st Moron: "What would happen if I cut off one of youi earsI" 2nd Moron: "I'd go deaf." First: "What would happen if I cut off your other ear?" Second: "I'd go blind."' First: What do you mean . . . deaf and blind?" Second: "My hat would fall down over my eyes." -(strait from Rosemary hall, the zoo) PREXY ... Bright and early, starting the New Year off right, Sigma Alpha Epsilon elected new officers . . . Barney Timmons is president Sam King, vice-president; McIver Riley, secretary ; Doc Funder burke, treasurer; L. M. Mace, chronicler; Jules Riley, herald Bobby Lumpkin, warden ; and Sam King, Bobby Lumpkin, Inter fraternity council. Also David Murray was elected president o: Pi Kappa Phi Monday night . . . David FowleCr, treasurer; Pa Hester, secretary; David Morris, historian; Fred Bremer, chap lain; and Buddy Pennell, warden. Newly chosen executives of Sigma Chi who will take over thei1 duties in February are Bert Hill, president; Bob Quinn, vice president; Guy Castles, secretary; Jimmy Hill, treasurer. GO .. . Allendale, the next best town of the low country was th< haven of half of the SAE chapter during the holidays... Derial Jackson, Eustace Miller, Kit Fitzsimmons, Harold Gra ham, Jimmy Gibbes, and attachment to the boys . . . Pegg3 Forbes . . . C. C. Ariail went on his wveary way to Denmark t< see and visit . . . Steady, there ! Emily Brown, and Sonny Pat terson were the guests of Dick Jeffries for New Year's.. David Murray couldn't get Louisiana off his travel card, ani David Morris gave the home town folks in Arkansas a treat.. Floating frat pins came into the hands of Emily Brown, France Sawyer, Adele Moses, and others that you know, and maybe know . . . Marian Wilder spent a few days in Bennettsville ...Anne Hudson, Olive H1udson, and Tease Simmons suntannet in Florida . . . Oh, what a time. END . .. Just to keep the ball a-rolling, and help you stragglers with your English exams, these definitions put Dan Webster in blackout . . . A bar is a large hairy animal; quote, two pints and an ox is to make a request . . . you don't like it . . . sui1 yourself, but I won't tell you what the landlady told the board ing house freshman . . . Exit. EvnsMotor Co-.aoln ' for 24-hour service C rln DIAL 8103 Most Popular t^*en o - the " ted Restaurant E L ITE CA FE 1 BIH A RI'S -Columbl.' Mo.tUnqe- R ESTAU RANT Where Students Meet and Ea 1229 Hampton Ave. 1736a MaIn St :-: Always Open 4VAS DI USC COEDS Each year the University of South Carolina several outstanding co-eds, leaders in campus girls were chosen for membership and are tc tured above. Back row, left to right, Betty l% liamson, Florence;- Kitty Bird, Columbia, an Welch, Columbia; Marie Montague, Sumter; lumbia. (USC News Photo.) My Day, Or How Not HyT To Study, "Goilies" Nev .\We've bcen working on our studics, ______ . All the livelong day, v .We've been working on our studies. - Just to pass! USC Or, anyhow, we soon will be. So we thought it mightn't be a miss or ASIO0Z mister to throwv in a few hints on Charles] how to cram. of the Uni 1. Shove to the foot of the bed his portrail all the dirty sweaters, dead corsages, ballroom. letters, stale crackers, shoe horns, The exlh over-due library books, and love story Columbia magazines which have beeni gracing, Junior Lea; or disgracing, your bed. ception Mo 2. ,Drag out all of your books. it will be This, of course, entails a search for short time, that French Dictionary wvhich you Mr. Cros remember clearly stood brand new and recently hu dustless on your shelf in September. theUniversi -3. You suddenly realize that you've D)r. Leonar got on your brand newv Christmas faculty; Dr skirt, and you wvould be much more the departni comfortable in pajamas anyhow. As and the late -you throw your skirt on the bed, it of the depa 1precipitates a general landslide, and will be bori [while pulling the other things ofT the Among floor you notice that special dlelivery many pron from Jim. I lead on the floor and feet nmen and u on thme bed you read it over again, sents a cr< and whisper the P. S. softly aloud, this young Then with a sudden jerk back to rea- and types lity, you remember that exam slap- sent a ran; ping you in the face, and feverishly York and f throw the things on the bed. In the After gr; midst of this, the phone rings. It's sity of Soul a date for "Sergeant York." Your ied in New allowance is low, and it's an educa- League. Al ' tional picture, isn't it ? So you dash uinder whom -to get readly. Oh, well, what you Itridgeman don't knowv won't hurt the p)rofessor. N. A. WHEN SPEED'S YOUR NEED E( PHONE TELEGRAMS TO DR I 1'0etal c Te legrapb . CHACESremICLSM . Five Po -eHNME, II APPAS SU 70 Mot I ELEPNUEt 3gLL. 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C.fi cle gehrs tors hd i h ypa-e tchinso wil 'o-oplerae wt h te thre Univry Cletey socties Alesongod ofchep for stuen RATE RUGS teathe bef aose weekly to $he faA dacther-tue rebos Uco ite $ f dayeafeTheno Ry the ran ni nringsdehoea819-Cmpnys h e a AllyclUDiverst144 MAINt TREiTe _________________ _ to nth ingas The. tirn ta Clasr iven &STJN Silver Tea To Be Given Tuesday By AKG In Sims Hall Miembers of Alpha Kappa Gamma will spontsor a silver tea Tues<!ay, af ternomi, January 13, from five till S(eel oclock. Serving will be from the music room and the adjoinig 1 Beta ili sorority room in Sims C - lege. I'roceeds fr(iom the tea will be al idied oIn, a fund to purchase a $10 W defense b"Inl. This bond will be I Uade payable to the Alpha Kappa I Gaina scholarshlip fund. Ieceiving will be Virginia Card well, president of) Alpha Kappa Gani- 1) ma; Florence Robblins, vice-president ; t .\rs. A. R. Childs and 'Mrs. J. Rion c McKissick. The nine new initiates of Alpha Kappa Gamma will serve. They are: ]iarriet Williamson, Kitty Bird. E Marie Ntwntague, Ann Welch, Betty I Mereer, Millie Zimmerman, Emily c Brown, Kat Edgerton, and Linda o Copeland. a All men and women students, fac ulty uueimbers and their wives, and C, alumnac of the spon,(ring orgaiza- n tion are eqpec;ally invited. The tea 9 \%ill be informal. Coed Day Studes Have Organized Discussion Club The girl day students of tle Ui- c versity have (irgaii/ed a i1clcmn and diseuion chib. liss Mary n Wheeler, pr,)fessor of sociology, an- u nounced. II The club has deciide(l to meet once b a week instearl of once a month as was originlltiiy planniedj. -he added. e The purp..se if tile club is to dis- N cuss pertinent suIijoects., such as tile C part girls canl pla\ in the latiiin! N war effort, an( the need for straight L thinking, e<dicated y-ung leaders, in- b formally, lut w%Itit a view to accomi- c plishing what they can iln the way of bringing abxut the desired results. The club, open to sorority and nn011 sorority gil,. is conipoied of memi bers of all f,ur classes. At present ireshmen form a large percentage of tile membership. M iss 'Wheeler hopes that this or gani 'ation will till a need of town F girls, too often excluded Ifrom cam pus activities, for participati in in school affairs. Miss I.eila Johilsoll, professor oi sociology, sez .es with \i.s Wheeler t as faculty adviker for the grtu). a Square Dancing Is Taught Daily "Swing your partuner !..All promu eniade !" Such are the calls NIiss Nancy Ii. l'ope. head of thle deplart mient o'f physical edlucati an . *.r women i gives ill her dai ly cia sse -in count ri lancing. a S<puare dancinrg is ''ne of the. old- s cst forms ofI d.ancing. In <l':terent sstles it has had its heir-iav n eversV Eturopean cotumiry and in -\eia R'ecenitly-, the-re haLs biieen a revivalio square dlancin;g in this cutrv. Thei Ili ghlad! fling, Virgi:da reel. and Scitti.:. I r1t. Swvis, andI lIun-N garian folk danO.- arc inlcluIde ati the coni:r e. A-ccord!ing to .\is s IX pe. c..un try danc:ig taki as nhll ene(rgy and staminta as a i:-t ga:nne of tennijs. "'v e seen footblall players cr-ack under t he st ra in of a square dance, h Flinn Anrd Heath Honored a" With Luncheon Yesterday l< Aleh-t "rs' f the YW*\CA- cabinet and . it: iers if the freshmnan, soph 'more and! :umlr groutps iif the YWX met C ceterdl.v at Flinnll tall for hunch inF hitnori \tAnne Ill-atht and Sr,ht,l Fl inn. YW\ deleigates to the Nat icitmJ A\scembly of the Y W and Y Nf(.\ I ihld in Ohii during the Chiris-tmal: China Watches SYLVAN BROS. Sterling Silver JEWELERS & DIAMOND MERCHANTS ( GENUtNE MERCHANDISE ONLY -NO PLATE -NO IMITATION COR. MAIN & HAMPTON -COLUMUtA. S. C. Headqu foi Carolina COMMUNITY CU Five P IGHT ewing Furnished By Buster Spann [n Hotel Columbia Coloring the usually quiet interval etwveenl Christna, vacation and ex mii. mn1bers of the Junior Damas allce club1 of the University of South arolina. frolicked last night at their nnual winter ball. The freshman Id "(0phomlore girls ctpingte 1,mb11"'"hip flanllcd inl the Columbia l"tei balrOom toi the ielodies of u t t Stann' orchestra. Striking the patriotic note, the (icec ra'ion, w%ere all in red, white and tie, aid were keynoted )y great let ,, J and 1). made from dahlias, on ther ide of the bandstand. lligh spot (of the evening was the nlique grand march. led by President etty Marslhall with her escort, rankie Marion. A fter a series of inplicated march steps, the six club fficers marched the length of the hall !reast, hilding before them their Lrge arm bPIVquetO of red and white irnations. Each bouquet was made I the shape of a letter so that to ther they qIlled I D.AMAS. As 'tilng liettv as leader of the march cre the other officers and their ites : Ada Newton, vice-president, ith Jimny Moore; Evelyn Shaeffer, ,rre-pinilg secretary with David aliuan Margaret Smith, recording cretary with Bob Chamblee; and -ephine Robinlson. dance committee tairmain with Derial Jackson. Besides the special no-break for embers and their dates only which as danced at the end of the grand arch, there were four other no realk S. Included in the list of invited chap on. were: President and Mrs. Rion FcKi'sick, Dean and Mrs. John J. hase. Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Frank leeks, Dr. and Mrs. Jesse Jackson, r. Bruce Coleman. and Dr. Archi ild Lewis. Other chaperons includ I the parents of the club members. )ee Dee Club Has 3ig Christmas Dance The Pee Dee Carolina Club held its mntial Chritias formal dance bn inay ight, December 29 at the lwrence armory. I ienry 'Westbrook and his orches a furnihed the music for this af ir xhicl has come to be recognized tone of the major social events of e Christmas season. Invited were embLers of the club, seniors from gi schools in the Pee Dee. Carofina umnii, and as special guests, the enilers of the Clemson and Cita -l Pee D)ee clubs. Between four mdured and( five htundred people wsere tile dance. The armory was decorated in gar t anId bltack with gamecocks on the mdlstand and endIs of the room. TIhe mec was featured lby a grand march id a special nio-bireak for Carolina 10dents arnd al umnii. Sptn:sors for tile a ffair were M ies ir ian A nun 'ns fi Florence for Os r inn president: MIiss Msarie rntaeueti t f Srumiter fr Dan i:Mis, Ce-peidet: Miss Ei;ahethi licks Florence for lob 1Reese. sec retarv iastRthi I Hrnwelul of lorenee tot tim'(.I ihpmanii, t reasurerc; andt M is Lrt \\ '1lson of Darizlinigtcn for A\lv,. e.ashall, dance committee chair in. Iid!a.-s. Thle girl s heard the gen al reinl'a of the assembly whiici. arned :he policie, of the nat :al gamniation for the next four years di ab <liscuissedi thning s wshichn migh t spnrud on this campus as a re It ofi the a ssemly . olumbia Office Supply Co. 'RINTING Commercial Stationery Office Equipment 12 Lady Street Phone 5163 AROLINA ENGRAVING Co. C('LUMBLA.S. C. carters tu dents T RATE DRUGS oi nts