Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. .... BERNICE GINSBERG Above are the sponsors for the fo, Cant BI Spring fever and politics share int May Queen, the Kappa Delta form; talk of the Charlie Spivak dance, an a great world and these are great d; the KSK swingero on Monday nig gratulations to the KD's for comir waltzes but no waffles for them tomc that life doesn't necessarily have to VISITING . . . Mrs. Meredith Waller of Ralei sorority, visited USC's campus Thursday at the home of Sara Bel day the alumnae were hostesses lumbia . . . Mrs. Grace Mason L, Delta Zeta was the honor guest the sorority room. Mrs. William ing line were Mrs. Lundy, Lil G English, president of the alumnae, WEDDINGS . .. Must be the spring weather, or draft numbers. Anyway, Carolina < ments right and left Ann Dixon w day. On the same day Betty Wert obey" Marion Beacham . . . Stick V nounced their engagements, the wed( graduation . . . Caroline Legare se holidays ' . .Barbara Wagman and Week . . . Clara Louise Sompayrac days . . . So has Helen Cantey Ralph Walker last Saturday. ARF, ARF . . . Me: Nice. dog you've got thero Dick Singleton: (he of Conway Me: Spitz? Dick: No, but he drools a little OFFICERS . . Delta Zeta has announced their President-Lillian Gayle, Vice Presi ing Secretary-Jeraldine Wooley, P Treasurer-Anne Hudson, Assistan Historian-Olivia Coward, Rush Cha representative-Anne Hudson. PARTIES . . . PiKA's threw their annual Bowei Lodge. Frances Childs, Jim Harm split first prize for the hest costumn all, they say . . . The ATO's are havi of next*week. It's to be at Lake M1 trucking to Charleston this week-ene quet with their College of Chiarlest Delts are planning to go to Charlesi with the College of Charleston...1 going in a body to the Davidson Pi] to the SA E convention in \Vashingt, mions, Harrell Graham, Alec Fant, B STU FF .. . Betty Brady, Grace Gayden, Carol: will be dancing to the music of Spiv; Hop . .. Nan Mays is at Clemson ti series of dances . . . Alice Glominski to Florida . . . Doris Kohler trave States-from Florida to Delaware. for the week-end . . . Frances Fox j Jennie Shimiel from New Vork... during the holidays . . . Marjorie Li ternity dances this week-end . . . Newsomie's wedding in Allendale las vinia Lyles, Joyce Hetzel, Eustice 15 Dana, Kitty Bird, Georgia Warren etty Dowve, Ann Boyle, Martha P; Zeigler spent Monday and Tuesday KA's are losing two members . . . Ji the Marines, and Jinmmie Gibbes is army . . . Rut Osborne spent last wei ville . . . Pat Patterson, T. D. Willia had themselves a houseparty at Myr1 "Look For MEH LMAN'S 1427 MaJ Fc COLUMBIA "A GOOD I 1223 Taylor Street MARIE FOX arteenth anniversary formal of the ton Fodder , TINA CANNON erest this week with the election o i, and the Phi Ep formal .. . an< d Junior-Senior next week .. . It' inces we've been having-especially ht after the beauty pageant. Con ig through with their formal. It'i rrow night. It just goes to prove be w-awfull 1h, province president of AD Pi last week. She was entertained ser by the chapter . . . Then Fri at a luncheon in the Hotel Co undy, grand national president of it a tea Wednesday afternoon in Abel poured tea, and in the receiv kyle, president, and Mrs. William chapter... this beaming moon, or maybe lov :oeds are announcing their engage ill marry Jack Mercer, next Satur z will promise to "love, honor, an< Vilson and 'Peggy Newton have an lings to take place this summer afte: id her "I do's" during the sprinj Tom Stevenson were married thi: has been a Mrs. since spring holi France Newsome was married t< What kind is it? fame) Oh, I dunno. Just a dog. officers for next year. They are dent-Martha Wright, Correspond ecording Secretary-Betty Carlisle Treasurer-Martha Jean Dobson irman-Alive Hudson, Pan-Helleni -y Ball on Saturday night at Bluf on, Sara Belser, and G. C. Kirb] :s. And a merry time was had b ng an informal party Tuesday nigh array . .. A dozen Chi Omegas ar< I to attend the Founder's Day ban on chapter . . . and about 20 Tr on also for their annual state mee the Pi Kappa Phi big operators ar< Kap formal on May 9 . . . Delegate: mn, April 24-25 will bc Barney Tim obby Lumpkin, and Charlie HIolmnes rn Gayden, and Milwee Goldschmid Lk next week-end at Citadel's Senio: tis week-end for their Junior-Senio: has returned from a week-end trij led to two extremes of the Unite4 .Doris Gottlieb is in Philadelphi: t:st returned from that city . . . an< Carole Hunmbert visited in Florid: ttle is going to Auburn for the fra smong those who attended France: t week-end are: igeggy Forbes, La filler, Jack Davis, Mac Riley, Mar: Betty Marshall, Carolyn Hunter rker, and Baba Belser . . . 'Paulh at her home in Bamberg . . . Th< inmmie Pearce has left for service ii departing this week for the US ek-end with Billy Lawton in Eutaw mns, Doc Wells, and Skeebo Englisi ble Beach~ last ween-end... The Dog"~ RECORD BAR n Street STUDENTS! r excellent work on your laundry leave it at the CA NT EE N e can give you one day service . . . and SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS LAUNDRY LAUNDRY" Phone 2-2147 PAULA MAZURSKY Phi Epsilon Pi fraternity which is tonig S. 1 KDs Ci G Phi Ep's Give Banquet.And Dance Tonite Phi Epsilon Pi Fraternity presents its Fourteenth Anniversary formal to night in the ballroom of the Colum bia Hotel, nine until one o'clock. Preceding the dance, the Phi Eps will hold their Fourteenth Anniver sary reunion banquet. The Honor able Isadore Bogoslow, President of the South Carolina Phi Epsilon Pi Alumni Association, will speak at the banquet. Abe Grossman, President, will be the toastmaster. Various toasts will be given. Philip Schnei der will toast the Phi Ep dream girls and Bill Langfan will toast the Phi Eps in .the armed services. Alumni and fratres from all over South Carolina and neighboring schools are expected to attend. Buster Spann and his Gamecock Orchestra will furnish the music for the dance. A special feature to be presented by the orchestra will be an - arrangement of the Dream Girl Song of Phi Epsilon Pi. YW Pale-Setters Beginning their duties this week are the co-eds chosen to head the gen eral committees of the University of South Carolina YWCA. These girls were selected by the officers. The of ficers were nominated by the seniors on this year's cabinet and elected at - a meeting of general Y, held before the holidays. The new officers se lected their cabinet members. All of ficers and cabinet members were in stalled into office at the Vesper ser vice the Sunday before Spring holi days. Millie Zimmerman was elected a president. Barbara Ballentine is the new vice-presidlent ; Atnnie I ludson, L secretary, Leone Strickland, treasurer~ and the cabinet members are as fol lows: Sophomore advisor, Kathleen F Arthur; freshman advisor, Anne Wolfe; discussion groups, Miarjorie s Edwvards; USO, Miary Boykin; pos ters andl pubilicity, Pat Lee and( Nancy. Sanders ; interfaith and wvorld fellow ship, Miarie Fox ; socials, Kappy Mia lone; social service, Geraldine WVool- T ey; campus service, Ruth Brown; ed itor of the Y's Girl, Edna Long; Girl F Reserves, Peggy Forbes ; vespers Sarah Flinn. The deputations chair- T~ man has not yet been chosen. At the .general Y meeting yester- \V dalIy there was a discussion on summer jobs and projects led by a group of F studlents. The freshman group will meet this afternoon at thc Arbore- Si tum for a picnic meeting at 5 p. mi. F Miillie Zimmerman will speak to them. Dr. E. H. Sellards, director of the University of Texas bureau of eco- F nomic geology, has been elected presi dent of the Paleontological Society T of America. McGREGOR'S DRUG STORE 1308 MAIN STREET Prescriptions - Bodas Cigarettes -Toilet Articles Coil 2-3308 For Prompt Delivery Service BUSINESS 1 IS ESSENTIAL TO EVERYV COLLEGE MEN 4 DAY, NIGHT, AND SI Draughoni's. Busi 1218 Sumter Street: PRANK W. L.YKES. PaRsO:DNT 'MRS. D. T. PAULKEunEna' BETTY JAN ROSE tomorro night ROeaig htm at the efrolubn Ho Abovea ae the oficer o hridaBay, Asis3-nS brasn ad t teubia-(Hort hrsay, April 13-Biocksild folat the eldo l triday, April -nappaio 1 foian a the CiaI husday, April 2-iK betPi fednsday, April 29--lue CKey quet riday, May 1 -Inter-Fratel Council dlance at the gym Ituirday, May 2-Senior D)amas ridlay, May' 8-D)elta Zeta form; the Jeffersoni H otel hursday, May 14-Alpha Delt; banquet riday, May 15-Junior Damias a' JefTerson Hotel hursday, May 28-June Ball at gym 0 FINE GRAIN DEVELOPING ANC PRINTING AND ENLARGING FILMS AND ALL OTHE SUPPLIES FOR AMATEU Avery & Harve' 1116 Taylor ::Columi RAININC ONE, PARTICULARLY AND WOMEN 'ECIAL CLASSES. siness Col lege :Telephone 5951 WM. LYKES, .JR., VICE-Puassing EVELYN SCHAFER Court esy, The State.) )rmQl :ers of Kappa Delta Sor .. ........ 0'.. .... ippa Delta sorority who will lead in the grai lockwise they are: Linda Copeland, presiden irer; Dody Browne, editor; Mary Louise G sy Trhe Columbia Record.) e anuce banC ban - L at Pi. the the Look Your Best FOR YOUR NEX R RS C A BA 1 1637 Main ha Headqua for Carolina S COMMUNITY CUl rr F%ive Dc MIRIAM ROBIN turda ority ...:... d march of that sorority's form t; Lil Boulware, vice-president; oudelock, secretary, and Mary At All Times T OUTFIT 'ISS Street rters tudents/ r RATE DRUGS ints MYRA BRENNECKE Night Kappa Delta Sorority To Have First Formal Tomorrow Evening Entertaining at its first formal dance since its birth on the Univer sity of South Carolina campus three years ago, the Beta Zeta chapter of the Kappa Delta sorority will be hostess tomorrow night from 8:30 until 12 in the ballroom of the Co lInibia lotel. IHenry Westbrook and his orchestra will furnish the melo dies. A spring garden will be the theme used in decorating the hall and fresh flowers and greens will be used. Be hind the orchestra stand, on a green backdrop, will he a large replica of the sorority pin, formed of white roses, the sorority flower, thus carry ing out the Kappa Delta colors, green and white. One special feature of the evening will be the grand march led by Pres ident Linda Copeland with Flinn Gil land. Other officers and their es corts are: Lil Boulware, vice-presi dent with Leslie Clemmons; Mary Louise Goudelock, secretary, with Ben Baggott; Mary Lide Doty, treasurer, with Lieut. Dormer Tur tier; Virginia Bracey, assistant treas urer, with John McGowan; Dodie Brown, editor, with A. C. Flora, Jr. After_ the mnarch mcmbe-s _-nd the;.r dates will dance a special no-break while the orchestra plays "Kappa Del ta Waltz." There will be three other no-breaks during the evening. Total income of working stu dents at University of Texas last year was $57,000. Sixteen gifts and grants totaling $28,025, includ ing a $10,000 memorial grant for research related to purposes of the university arboretum, have been accepted by the University of Wisconsin. As Seen in Glamour "Snow White." - April's Debtown Junior. Wear it with all your skirts and slacks and look im peccably fresh. In fash ion-right dazzling white pique--remove the pert polka dot bow tie and it's an open lapel shirt! Luxi. abeCotton piu in white only. 9-1 Bfelk's