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Hedden Lines By HELEN HEDDEN 0 Midsemesters kept the gals and guys busy this week, and for the first time in many a moon the studies in Sims were filled at all hours . . . Typhoid shots continue to take their toll among even the most hardy . . . groans and moans. . . Girl: "Oh, my arm is killing me"I Boy: "Goodl How about a date tonight?" 0 Homecoming comes any ole time for Carolina men in the service . . . Bill Carrigan visited Pi Kaps . .. he's stationed in California . . . Doug Jennings, Jimmy Simpson, Bob Leonard, Doc Wells, and Herbert Langford are here from med school. . . Seaman Ben Johnson came back for one last look at the campus before undergoing Navy boot training at Bainbridge, Mary land . . . Lt. Frank Barnes visited the ATO's, and SAE Jack Davis, now of the Army Air Force, dropped by . . . David Parker passed this way... he's waiting to go in the army . . . Lang Hogan, now a lieutenant (ig), paid a visit to Dr. Babcock Wednesday. . . while he sat in on a class, Ensign Frank Bryant also dropped in, thereby changing Doc's class into a reunion . . . Lang has just returned from foreign duty, and Frank is in the naval air corps .. . Corporal Joe Dillard tred ye olde campus once more. * So Sorry, Anne Hudson, that you fractured your arm . . . Can't afford roses, but we do send sympathy . . . Theoretical posies to the pre-flight boys con fined to the infirmary from obstacle course bruises. * Partiantics spotlighted the aftermath of the ZTA initiation when Marianne Condor, Kitty Yandel, and Kat Kleckley became actives . . . The Delta Sigs ban quetted at Harvey's Thursday night . . . Actives of Ole SAE will give the pledges a barn dance next week . . . It wasn't exactly a party, but the Delta Sigs toured Olympia Mills Saturday conducted by W. Frank Tay lor, former Carolina business manager. . . And then there was the song fest at the Gamecock office during the black-out Wednesday night, led by Lindsay. 9 Officiating for KD are Craig Carmichael, president; Isabel McCants, vice-presi dent; Patty Lawrence, secretary; Frances Griffin, treasurer; Mary Bollin, assistant treasurer; Cele Roberts, editor; Brooksie Marshall, rush chair man, and Gadget Padgett, Pan-Hellenic representative . . . Sigma Nu elected Commander, Charles Knowlton; Lt. Commander, Mack Rudi sill; treasurer, Jimmy Brockman; recorder, Sumner Quimby; assistant treasurer, Charles Spivey, Vickie John is the new president of KA, with Bobby Blakely, vice-president; Johnny Dieter, secretary; Harold .Mc Cord, treasurer. Pi Kappa Phi pledged T. D. Williams and Pi Phi Dit Sanford, Sally Hodges, and Patsy Patrick. o Taking Leave for the army are Arthur Burnett, recently initiated into KA, and Jack Shedd, KA pledge . . . Billy Jennings and Tanda Covington left this week . . . Luke Willis bade Carolina a final farewell before going into the naval air corps. * Outward Bound from the sacred halls of USC is Sara Flinn, who will be sub-Marine hunting in Atlanta this week-end . . . Sumter was a popular burg last week-end, with Gadget Padgett, Margaret Tucker, and Estelle Folson treaking there . . . Ruth Califf and Peanut Rahner visited Corinne Levy in said city . . . Alimae Townsend went home to Aiken to stage a home coming for one of Uncle Sam's Boys . . . Mary Withingtor visited Lucille Crosby in Charleston . . . Billy Horger set out for Eutawville, and Doc Welles for Holly Hill . . . Walterboro attracted Ann Burns, Mary Bollin, Tina Cannon, and Jane Fishburne. * Back Again and very welcome are CPT's Bubba Little, Dick Singleton, and Chink Riley... Roger Zorn is back in the pre-flight school .. . The new room er at the Sigma Chi house turns out to be a tobacco fiend . . . It's a 'coon with a mania for eating Mack Lewis' cigarettes . . . Definitely there, not here, are Phi Epsilon Pi's Jack Ditler and Hy Fechter, who are in boot camp at Bainbridge, Maryland. * Independents please note: The meetings will be held henceforth at 10:30 Monday morning in the chapel . . .election of officers and beauty pageant rep resentatives will be held next Monday, and Ginny Copeland urges all non-sorority girls to attend. * Still Time for Red Cross Blood Donors . . . what with the meat rationing, better go give that pint before ya get too anemic . . . We repeat, just call Red Cross headquaters and they'll give you all the dope . . . The filter center still wants workers, and that's certainly valuable war work. * Don't Forget the dance after the beauty pageant . . . which starts the Question of the Week: Who will follow in the footsteps of Carolyn Gayden, Katy Beatty, and Norinne Huey? Boys, step up to the polls and vote for your Favorite Blonde, Brunette, or Redhead . . . And may the purtiest gal win! 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Singing, Poetry At Hypatian Meet Group singing and poems, read by Dr. Havilah Babcock, constitut ed the program of the Hypatian Literary Society at their meeting held March 17, in Clariosophic Hall. Rings - Fratemnity Pins - Favors Stationery - Dance Programs L.G BALFOUR Co. 405 Palmetto Stote Life Building Corner Sumter and Ledy Streets WEB B'S ART STORE * PICTURE FRAMES ARTIST MATERIAL * 1431 Main St. - Phone 2-4940 Eat SHACK'S MADE IN COLUMBIA * FRESH DAILY A low WNTIPOV7W 5U UM German To B Above...... ar s th leading ladis.ofth XIX. Above are shown the leading ladies of the German Club leaders. These lovlies with their officer dates will lead the grand march at the dance tonight. Reading down the left side of the V, they are: Catherine Stone, who is the date for Jimmy Parlor; Mary Louise Goudelock, with Bill Blake; Betty Jane Everett, with Bays Moore; Rosemary Vincent, with Jimmy Leopard; Down the right side are: Louise An derson, with Sam Beacham; Isabel McCants, with Othneil Wienges; Betty Marshall, with Frankie Marion; Juliette LaBorde, with Mac Rudisill. In the center is Patty Lawrence, who will be at the head of the march, with her date, Presi dent Bill Horger. "LITTLE MISS ENGLISH"I SPRING SWEATERS All wool sweaters as cheerful as Spring sunshine! Gay light pastels . .. maize, pink, blue, green, rose and white. Sizes 34 to 40. 4.98 Fashion Second Sp-.ors Dept 3He1d'1 IN THu OF I] Wherever your duty at school, the Red Cr< . the slack suit is r end practical part. At Mangel's you'll relaxing or for the m< Slack Feminine MAIN AND TA FOR 35 YEARS CAl WOMEN HAVE BI B IH A RI'S R I (Air Coi Special Luncheons ai 1229 Hampton Street--A Fev JEROME F. BINA Page Three onight Hemphill Makes Music For Dance In Naval Armory The annual spring German will be held on Friday night from nine 'til o-e in the Naval ROTC ar mory with Melvin Hemphill and his orchester furnishing the music. The German will follow the Pi Kappa Alpha tea dance to be held Friday afternoon. Two main events of the dance will be the grand march before in termission, featuring a medley of fraternity songs, and the senior figure held after intermission. The three regular no-breaks will be danced to the familiar tunes of "I Love You Truly", "As Time Goes By", and "Dearly Beloved." Officers of the German Club and their sponsors are as follows: Bill Horger, president, with Patty Law rence; Jimmy Parler, vice-president, with Catherine Stone from Flor ence; Sam Beecham, secretary, with Louise Anderson; Bill Blake, treas urer, with Mary Louise Goudelock; Also: Othniel Wienges, assistant treasurer, with Isabelle McCants; Bays Moore, chairman of initiation committee, with Betty Jane Ever ett; Frankie Marion, chairman of decorations, with Betty Marshall; Jimmy Leppard, senior leader, with Rosemary Vincent; and Mac Rud isell, junior leader, with Juliette La Borde. Chaperons for the dance will be faculty members and parents of German Club members. The German Club is composed of several fraternities on the campus and is the oldest organized dance club in the United States. Its only program is that of giving four an nual dances. An admission fee will be charged non-members at the door. 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