The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 17, 1944, Page Page Three, Image 3

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'Sp ring Rus SoCda lzlin By MARGARET D. JONES We have here the sequel (u3ay it also be the equal) to Joe 'lhonpson's "l/ithcr 'N Yon." This senstestr finds ye oltde eatullus walting for inapy\' of the former students. Among those missing from1 SigL Chi are 'Jack Ilubcrt an1( Dec J. //rorkeron, Iraisferred to Asbury Park, N. Y., 1/oward ). A/one to Georgia Tech, 1ad Archiec ' ll'dbanks and John. Jlfor</ .. .'rnesitini Ieaer of K D fame has left us ... Doris lcLeod an<d Jeanne Si/fford, wearers of the Pi Phi arrow, did not return .. .-lissing from the TI'ri Delt nouse are Luc'relit 11(1/, l1c/s / 11'a/ler, and K at Kenna Chios not retturning are >ol'/ ',/lij, w\ork ing iii Cairleston Belly /cal///, to join (th Cadet NIrse Corps: and .l;xe/r:/ (,l lowal/, wotkiing ill Wiliingtonl. * Zeta Tau Alpha etitertaiict the Alpha .Province 'reaident. \lrs. Wanner, this week ... A "coffee" was held in her honor Thursday n ight, and (lintig her visit? Ja%!ie //on was initiated (.'rnelt Jen1'ins spent the week-end in Carlotte, and .Illlri,e Ir~ lin, visited in Atlanta. '* Kappa Alphas .l. . began rushing witli a party iatrnay .Ight. at ther .Jeller.-n .Ilotel liathlskeller . . .Iighlight of the evetling was Jeanl Jones' singing of "Kappa Alpha loe" . A theatre-drop-in Was held Suitnday" afternoom and aniothi <lrop-in \\'e<dnesdav a ltetrnoon at the t'raterity" hlou,e . . . /rr/' Phipp., transft"e from the U. of Florida. i- 'eloiiuel inlto the KA Iroth erh(,o<l ...New ( lficer"s :a-e /ou J//'//,'e , elacinlg Ra/ O0x lr ne; l)0 <l (CoI(/op , ic1 . rphin-n. Oth i lL 'ii , - //l,e, Pr)ies/r, -ee.. S(edill.. /n1 eeii , i ll g; // , 'in/i : I'a 1Rob/inso, treas.. '(illacing //,= , /'r;x/,' , /; /, o,,, wol f l corrset. Ie., re"plaiting ;l/i/ll r .I/il, //. .* Pi Kappa Alpha .. . is eter ('itain1in withI a ru11h Iparty \ Sak1tr av (.1-1n it" at 1)r. ('raw\'ford l's plae o11 the liraI liver" ... ('aIperonliil, will t,e l.t.-Co111. Le\ eret t. a nd t hei.\ s" . . ('omtiig <lt n I-om1 ('to verse Ior it will he //l/ /.'/n, ' ( / ;ll / -l,,n' t e, i11l , .Il ,/, o k A., rin (':-e t tt .*Ir. ( '(llege. Ibay\itona Ih he:atI. Fla3.. /i ls ||axx' t t'i e . . l'ilw 4 1 -. ; L lie. vi-ilting l hi- frt b1 ro lit r. * Gadabouts . . . Gr1'/'r/ry (Galde/1 a11nd .//, /'e,, I ' n l a II t ul (' ttlb of C iarleston fou i1 e'ch. " - . . (Go ing to lloc I lill 1'u- the \'intpt l foru nd11a and I arltit 1:i1-1 \e(' h-eid w\ere /)r e G( 1, il. J. /R. 11(/ea /e/y. 1/ (wrr .Ilac/c.Ililthui/, .im,, P'rl. John l , s.w Ilndl Ern 11// 'ari . . . The .l' Ea r nI' es/Ir.t /i,rix. ((f "Giamlet"lock Ui the Aiir" famie) visited Ens. Na /t,av I'/aan inl Spartaurgu ' :inu was - (en arou)ll laitehv. * Misfortune Of The Week . .. * Lambda Chi's . . . anid their1:k. ate were enteritalined la-t iii-Thur l b .1/r.. and4( .1/r.' (//ayv (Cx//e s at their homeii oni l,uhi>to .Ar. in hono1r of thie Ca'inp,/>r// li'v//, r. Aeis/*r. andi /'an/ //iso . . . Vi (itors on thle campus~i were Linn ( 'o/ry, a1 Lambda(l3 Chi A\lphai at li4o.tonl 1 . and Iliarvaird, anid /I/ J//en. alunuis oif the l'. of 'Tenni.... (/aus Jp /ox/olaIan honre )iJeannetl~ i. ii Cannon \\'e 1neMtiy ighit wit h a surpr)ise buirtli liaLaty at thie ShIip) Ahoy. BOOKS :-: OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES THE R. L. BRYAN CO. 1440 Main Street Phone 5017 * ANY THING NEEDED IN THE CLASSROOM "A Good Place To Eat" THE GOODY SHOPPE Open All Night Phone 9166 hing YWCA Makes New Plans For Year Jane Brooks Marshall Presides At Meeting Y\VCA rabinct held its first mccting of the scicstcr Tuesday, March 11, at 1 p. m. in Flinu Ilall. Jane fBrooks Marshall, ncn ly elected president, presided. New cabinet members present at the meeting were: Alice Marchant, Girl Reserve chairman; lBeth Laney, vespers; llamilton Simpson, discus sions; ilelen 'ride Craig, . Jane Greer Bell -. publicity ; Ilizabeth Mattison, social; Pa tty Malcoln, campus ,ervicc; E dith Goldnan, in terfaith: Minerva \\'ilson, sopho more; Mimi \Vallace, social work; Sally Nash, deputation"; Jeanette IIollev, .\tin Rloyall, war work; llen iI,lmc., ' (;iirl: and Julia IBull, Chri,tian service. Installation of iew officer, andl cahinet lcml)rc vill be held Sun (ay at :5 ini th nier'.ity chapel. Mr. R. G. hlell, of the Y.\ lC:\. wIl presile. A new . plan for geuncral \ cicc tion, was voted 11pon and pa-,ed at I'tedayL'v's meeting. Those eligible t~ Vote mu.t have ecn eng.gcd in V' work ~r been1 regular attenldants sif one of tile four group'. general ,. "sphtnlo c . Irc ls n \ , or the Ch1ri.tiant 1erVicceclub . \ oting eligibility will b~ Iha.,"d tan ;, tteld ance oft t 11mee+,11u of either of the w eekly 1grou1,. or .nimeeting, of ge;neral1 V * Kappa Deltas . hI-lall' ll tlh ir I elt'w oll i er- .\ 'I le ree i it i i hi ilt, w t\,"1" . * Pi Kappa Phis . . . arte en1tert:Iitniln nIth ;11 inflort1 f'or ai t i e . ple, lue, r11-hee.. a V L. * Sigma Chi . . . I,f tic r Ini I y e ecd. arc .. x,,,. 'ile-pre-t'.: and4 //i ,- .I/0, /I .X, lo m o ., . \'. I .I/~ tI:1 1I - I 'i I: l "l 'I l l'.11 \I.:1 li i , a tl />. b. .o stscrip * Postscript .5 . . ilI liiirr f liss till i o'clock . />onatt l' it eI ati~ K1(14 i/i Ilni /hoi/u ed ips bi 115r rooi up/ t ai/ allI social organitizastion.i-: psle:Je Assistance On Business Staff Invited BILL MURRAY U - he * R ECORCD Columbia's Most Compl DIXIE RADI( U-NO-WE 1712 Main Street * ALWAYS GLAD TC COLLEG 1015 Sumter Street MEALS Begur Sorority Head Mrs. Roy L. Stiff of St. Louis, Mo., is now visiting Delto Zeta sorority here. Province Director Visits Delta Zetas 'Ir,-. R:ty I.. StiI. II'r),nce < iirectur of the I)eita %t"l: -ttrtrity. arrived \\edne VI t t V viit the l'etal )elta haIlpt r ofi I)elta /t at tl h l ~ni li ,-r ?!y t tii II C:rt.lin;a. I )ullit Iher -t: \I -I . Stili l ; l me I I tis r I u II -evcr.dl pt:tit- .\ Ianiiutt w\ hed \\ edne it t .1ght at the I litr, li I i hi er . tr. Lhr ai trn li. e iniuates. ;.t... :tt l i* I i*i' " I i 'l, t r .1!;:; ' t1 nd ph,ce, J th i, Ipt r .n - Oil Il: - Still 1- i: graninate oft i.r t C hi :St er linher 'tl .Wth. Ge n:-. MecandseO....Plt (l sho w aN 1 ' t l \ Iit ion I;1 :l ! (, . , I . ', I, t" 'I tl . h IIIa lv 1 > /. / , ,.,. I' (' -. / >~ , i w rI"IIltt t ,i I I1 1 I ;-I\ I a i. e A ..m new pl4g et Record Drep.a-m n Ph'one9 22103-04 'e .. HAV weHkE CROWDe h(). hv rE StGHOP'eehSt .oet Phon tet 0t l i e 5173 xa FONAStINgSve-Wtce orority Rushing Rules Announced Pan-Hellenic Proposed Program For Rush Week 1. Rush Wiceek shall be I in th I r'.t en iays after mid ellecter in each cieter. 2. Initiation may he a, -on after ledging as the ilividual chapter de ires, subject to meeting the Un:ivtr ity scholastic requiremiemi. 3. Bet ween the opemii. (It :, o,I md the beginning of rush week ro iew students are air,\e-l in ,ororitv O"omr, no s(rority parties ma h:e iven. there shall he no discus1(,:1 (,f ororilte Itween membter, a:it' roin ;(rority girh. 4. At the required imeuni it i w vomrnen studente held diring -t w.ek lhe Dean (of Women explained the ,orority .s-vteml t all the girb, .n "tr ng the fiilloiwing p,ints: a. Schula,tic standi t:g re<irtil. b. kxpen e iiv'lved. t-. I.imliltationr r\ ,teml andJ :a :n ie-, r. F.ahicali and unt thi al ptatrtices. . N iri mac eteArr. wek oi >e pledged uile- .she leet on the a-i ri Ir cirrent mli arl i fe 'IUni et-it\ -chola,tii tandin r<pi :d tr in tilaion. 6. Ten day. hei."re inir-e:iie,te'r I'ai :elleiriu w%ill -tti(d every nen \ *l ir e tte"-!r \I):exp l:i l and in1\itaiti'n '1i. Iartt:til)Itr" in rn-,1 w echl I::, ra:: 1111,1 Ie ill the hattl, fi t ii C, al erllni, r ,'ii c''miiilnitr 14t ,lra r t .11 l nltie teo andl mti - ie artr"nmp:lr.ed . tl l 1 . I r !e nI::. tt I V t - 11li rc t e d r" " ilt.i:i i t m t\ tr':i f a nit nd a a pla.. ,mi. lu at. t3 ')t - t ,t : t :r"'l;t.' l t In s : t. :,\m, t : . (i 2 laie r l a t r i y .te n .. m:, ' 1 he ini.n - l ,. t. h ii\ l.l . ' tt:I t ,,1 rr , I .. '_ r i gt . m t iontir- ,-i b a\ rn ight - a ndl-ard air ( tl "r , .t\ :ttit' r r l(,! r l , t t, I. t. l is t r :i n: :ti ii,. I' SILVER'S 5 & 10c Store South Corolino's Largest Variety Store 1546 M "in Street We're Behind You CAROLINA Whenever You Shop, Look For This Emblem Eat SHAC K'S MADE IN COLUMB IA * FRESH DAILY CALD WELL'S CAFETERIA 1307 HAMPTON STREET * Air-Conditioned * Excellent Selections CENTRALF DRUG CO. * 5197- PHONES -5198 1204 Main Street Fr cteI Parties Highl: Of Rushing Coed Association Elects Officers wllN r Mta( ay! ( Jeannet( Statfr.] ptr"'',r!, lent I ierbyt. vh -cpre-blrt . .\ne I;r, Ti-,. ecre tat y ). . .,: i i \! ; Ii --b ) pIrrt( Ir. 1'12 w a .tr u.,r. ,iuri:( .., .t ei .U * UK . ill l t ,- , ;\" rthe ti t "au t,t. !t A l(I td !:t' t ^, t;! :2 .,j tt,- , I " 1 ( w i bt el \\'r.t .,r . ''. at : Il. tln. r. t i," ' l I "' Plans For May Day 13i. 1 n ' S , . 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