The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 01, 1943, Page Page Three, Image 5
ODK To Ho:
acro3 /4e CAMPUS
By FRANCES PADGETT
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rOR LADIES ONLY.. .
Something of the utmost importance has come to our attention
" . . . Now this is a secret so don't dare let the boys know .. .
Sadie Hawkins Day is November 6th . . . You know what that
means, so girls start lo'oking for someone you can call the apple
of your eye .. . better start planning your procedure immediately
... Of course this is right far in the future but we just want to
be sure that all the CO-Eds will haVe plenty of time to get ready.
KAPPA SIGMA FORMAL . . .
will be at the Jefferson Hotel tonight at the stroke of nine.
Clarence Brazzell and his orchestra will furnish the music,
Preceding the dance the Kappa Sig's will have a banquet which
is to be at the Jefferson also. All in all it will be a grand and
glorious night for the Kappa Sig's and their guests.
OBSERVATION ON LIFE... *
So many boys say, "You'll have to look a long way before
you find another man like me."
" Who in the world would want another man just like himt?t
ODK ...
banquet will be tonight at 8 P. M. The banquet will he at the
Jefferson Hotel. Members and their dates will attend the Kappa
Sigma dance following the banquet. Honored guests at the
banquet will be A. C. Flora. Sr. and Johnnie Dieter. Mr. Flora
is an honorary member of the organization and Dieter is a
newly elected member.
THE GERMAN .. .
will be danced next Thursday in the Armory. The hours of the
dance will be 9 'til 1. Bob Allen and his orchestra will play
Bob Allen is the hjg name hand we have been promising you
The German Club was lucky to get him. He played for the
last June Ball. The dauce will be real good so be sure to take
it in.
WE HAVE HEARD ...
it said lately that this column shnnld inelude a bit of nice
juicy gossip. This has been done before and met with disastrous
results. Since that time it has been the policy of this column
not, to indulge in gossip. In the first place it is rather high
sehoolish and in the second place that sort of thing always sue
ceeds in getting people in trouble and tnnly ends up by hurting
someone. Gossip can never he handled tactfully and even Wal
ter W inchell, who is the king of this field, has to take a body
lArd with him wherever he goes. Why would you wish this
fate off on the poor society editor? Don't you hear enough
meowing from those around you without having it in print?
Of course not all gossip is malicious but we feel that all of the
* students know pretty well all that is going on that they want
to know. So why not be content and ,just let this column keep
you informed about what is happening socially on the campus?
PEOPLE . ..
still go off on the wveekend. This is a continuous phase of col
lege life. Without it this column would b)e entirely suink ! Lib
Ribhelin wvent home . . ..home is Grieeniwood . . . by the way. ILib
won the prize in her orientation class for making thle highest
gradle on a q uizz given recent ly by teacher . . . C'orinne Levy is
talking about. taking a triip in thle nca r futurei c to At hens...
The Stunter girls look t heir weekly visit home . . . Ansley
Kete'hin, Susan Doty', and Siizzanmne Lyles wenmt to W innsboro
. .Mary 11lope Turnuer wenit to Bei nne ttsvill e . - Lo.ads of ot hers
were absent on thle weekend but let 's go oin t<.
WE WON OUR FIRST GAME . ..
aof the season. Now that we are off to a good start a record
breaking attendance should be at the game Saturday afternoon.
The game wvillI be at thle stad iumi at thle fair grounds. Remember
when we beat Clemson there two years ago? For those of youi
who have never b)eein to a game there you have a b'ig thrill
waiting for you. You'll find that there Carolina spirit is at
its highest.
Carence 64razel
AND HIS
OrcA edra
SP H ON E 2-9331
Columbia, S. C.
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Spon
Above are the sponsors for the ODK I
Guest; Mildred Brown, for Charlie Know
McLoughlin, is not show,.
To Si
Pictured above are the sponsors for th
Hotel. Top row, left to right: Jo Robinson
Second row: Martha Hopkins, for Marius
Craig Carmichael, for Von Earl Fillingim,
Sophi YWCA Plans
Program For Fall
Thie so phomlore Y \\'C.\ madeI
the Raptiet Hlo,pital. to entertain
cild paItits. Tii w.ill he taken
up as a regular project for the fail
\\ ar stamtp.. salers w i1ll e coni
tinuedi, according to J *(inette I lol
ly. The group also plans to con
tinue Candlelight services e'. cry
Sunday night.
P'resent officers of the sophomore
\\' are: Jlenette lIIolly, president:
Ann Royall. vice- pre sident: I.thlel ,
I .a/ar, secretary; and Jlulia Bull,
* ALWAYS GLAD TO
COLLEG
1015 Sumter Street
MEALS
ALL SEASONABLE
ART FLOM~
1227 Hampton Street
PHONE:
CORSAGES A
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sors For ODK Offi
ionquet, which will be held tonight. TI
Iton; and Lib Donner, for Buddy Block
>onsor For Kappa
Kappa Sigma banquet and dance, whi
for Bob McNeir, president; Betty Hugh
'leils, secretary; Polly Fillingim, for Hors
hairmon of the dance committee.
Robinson Heads
Coed Association
Thle Ci- Ed A",ot ationl conhde
,ioet in. ' for the "unner se
111e ier \\ ed tc arlay n tight u:th thi
Thle officers for the fall sem,.ter
II oie Tiiurr. '-erc!retar; Charl':tte
l'utenl, treasureiir; and France
P'a-Igetit. reporter,.
oiliposeI Ott ;i gliIs oli the cam-t
'i1-. Tlie 11i;1in progr;m for the
.tummner seme,.terit ua- a tea guen c
or all (Chidtiia If igh ~chiol
*enior-i' andi othet co- inte't,te in
'n1i00-i1g (al .ila til .Nct-eiher.
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SPECIALTY
'onight
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ey are, left to right: Lib Evans, for Jimmy
Zoo Wade, who will sponsor for Colvin
;igma
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ch will take place tonight at the Jefferson
es, for Frompton Henderson, vice president.
'ey Atwill, grand master of ceremonies; and
hrna. w~ h:i provedl to be a;ui cs
Alko phin, wre' drawn u1tp fr a
rani% al w hich wd! he g e .t~
\ rgariet T ike'. :e --.b :
hit ,'u' n, (cre:a:. . -a -ng
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PICTURE FRAMES
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1431 Main St. - Phone 2-4940
A T L A ST IT'S
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Now Playing
At Je
Initiates To B
Babcock Will
With Apologies
To Jay Hammett
(Editor's Note: The feminine
editors of The Gamecock are
tired of always writing about
other people. Jay Hammett
has gallantly furnished the op
portunity for them to see them
selves in print).
A new and unu-!al feature w.il
highlight the Fall German next
Friday night. Leang the grand
march with Jay Hammett, p'e5i
dent, w ill he four o Carln,.a s love
!ie t coeds: Miss i ''tn Pri e Crai.
.\l is Gadgett Pa" rtt. .\ - Celt
Roherts, and Mr . Ray lieidin.
The tour pulchr:,.:rus damchs
will enter on Mr. Ham:nett- arms,
the two extra arns he:ng furn:=hed
by special order of President J.
Rion McKissick, "ho can do any
thing.
Miss Craig wil! be garbed in an
original creation o: br e ; i\ b g;:n
ny -sacking, trimn" d wh n tin cc
tiers of tooth pa-:t tule. Hcr
flaming tresses w i:i he done in up
su ept stW e, 1-c:d in place w ith a
coronet of cork-c:ew\;. Her onh
ornament will be a pair of gold
plated brass knuck:es.
Miss Padgett u\ : ear a stun
ning gown of fine screen wire over
a skirt o: niinou ti\ i,:n4 Her love.
brown hair ni'! \e ,-:-n \ eror a
Lake fa-hinon i it r hak rn
th e uth: e: ,; intr!m!. Her
on' ornament v"' ' a -in an':
chain, gift of kR ppa .\pha.
M i1s Roierts' frc k w ill he
faOhioned of hiliou gren mrsqit::tr
nettin , the tight .i split to the
knees and trinllr:' u ith <"c::i
copper carpet tacis. c- " n ! aC
rent her pct-on'hy by nea:
pig-tai'. tied with ra' h;1' ; icmla .s
She \%i;! wear a a:a.t braic(t nt
pig iron, which n\ t2 ii:\ prr:.'
and w\ as 1-: c'gh: 1,a -k fr,,m th,
\\'ongo \\'mng,% i:i of the ConCr
at creat pe c't her a top to he:
r.at'\e Conit.
Mr<. Ied"en u'1 be a
attired in a ". gon " ;on e
giana'e a!i , den:'
of * ~ Ill .b u' '' *'nt1 - I
e to:nr'' o -' er toi the . nmen
a ter te h'.
SA NC K EN'S
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MANUA
RICH LANE
McGREGOR'S
DRUG STORE
1308 MAIN STREET
Prescriptions * Sodas
Cigarettes * Toilet Articles
Coil 2-3308
FOR PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE
ferson
e Feted;
Speak
rh;bron Deta ka p, national
honnrar' fratern;t., wv ' hold a
ha ,:;rt at at Oa tonight at the Jef
!ercnr IInrt n hn'r!nn of new mem
her Jh,nity Deter and A. C. Flora
new honoraty mnembher.
Tr. I I;vilah Rahenrk, godlfath..r
of Ch ;crcle. w\,.l hr the princiral
lpNaher' of the ona e . Ai tr:is
',"nP \\. I ta" . Tav! r r . l w 1e
re.eited with a pler e in reiAg
n:':! of !i"i- ' 2's'and:ng -ervices to
Or K a , a fac':!ty sponn.
S~p"n-- for ODK officers are:
.0, F.an-. '" t1nJ m u. est, presi
demt: \! 'red Brow\ n, fn- Charlie
h n \, ltir, I( e pres:dent Zoa
\\ ar'e( :i C" i n M ,. L gi n ec
rret;r: a I t'raturer; and Lib Dan
lr I' ,' ;a'k. hairman of
'hl Ian'iuet cot mnit tee. Other
spe ial gue-t, ii be Dr. W. H.
ae- t', 1a1':':t niember of ODK,
\\. Fran k 1 a, lir, former faculty
a"i : -,r and Ralph Lewis, faculty
ad" r.
Methets of r)DK are chosen on
the ha-". f intrgr:ty, high ideals,
trani:nes-. and s< hnlar.hip. How
e er candr:driate mu,:"t rtrst win 10)
mer.' p):ms a, e a :atrd by the
p :nt i ,,itin o: the Chi C;rcie.
German Sponsors
Are Announced
Leading the G""and March at the
Fa'i German, which ill be held
:hurdav n:ght, October 7, will be
\",r:n:a Ber;ham, with Jay Ham
n't p'"dent of the German
Frr\o, Ile. with Sam
S ram, vre presrent; Alma
\;t-* r . w:' ( at: A t
m;,a, seci e'a: , Iez Morreil. with
t nl'r :e \\.rrC, t'ra-,.:'er; Loun._e
I'enngton. w !o I:ri y Mlorris. ai
at't trca':rer; M:iren Brown,
,:n ".a:.:e Knt ,ow n, senior lead
er; and Appie Sreed, with Robert
\\.aik''. jun-r :ca der.
\Ial PTC Armr. wil! be
n : i tr . ie.: from, 9 'till 1,
w, .": 1rhb \"en, c ~rcrlectra. recent!v
:,nm tnt Ro.oc\ret oIntel in New
.\i r e l.ane and A"en wI:l share
T n it, :! he for n -h:"akI and
n', " r,:. Dt o, a:in,S w:;! he in
ht t i mn C ':h"s c o:. white and
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n\,i' tdrnir : u%lI he granted
,. n ' f' r i ,, r er to at
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