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ocial Spotlight By JEUNE GOOD fom Dopey Jones to someone much dopier, this column has changed hands . . . One minute, please! . . . I)on't get dis couraged and head for the trash can . . . Waste paper is badly needed these days . . . Be~sides, if you read this column long enough you might find your name in it some day. Celebrating the end of another semester, the Tri Delts enjoyed the brief vacation as guests at the home of is. W'aites Thonas, Saluda, N. C. . . ADIPi's and KA's both had house parties'at Pawley's .. . Murray Keller has been the preud wearer of a KA pin since . ..KD)'s had a none-too-rest fui vac'atio 101on their Myrtle Beach house party .. . Others beaching at Pawley include Sally Nash, Mary' Varni. Mairy Virginiai Funnderbuirke, Adelaide Stovall, Marian RIodgers. and Rukie Crawford . "Chips" Tinsley, Betty Knowles, and Sandy Morrison were week-end guests on the campus. having returne(d from a two week house party -it Folly Beach as the guests of Saralh Neese . . . Also at. Folly; was Siuanne Ilanl-iek of Charleston. Recently elected officers of Kappa. Sigma are: 'President. Jimmy Morris; V. President, Joe IIrhek; Secretarv. Bill (Gain brell; Treasui'er, "Snoke- 'Fenters; Master of-Ce-monies, Al cGlaun; and German Club Representative. Frank 11itt. Delta Zeta initiated on .ne 15 the following: Opal Isenhower of Florence. S. C.; Janet Wade of ('harleston. S. ('. ('arolvn Roof of Columbia. S. C.; and Vivianl Andersont of Cowarls, S. C. . . . Dz also gave.a pienie in honor of the r('n:talting members at Ileise's Pond. With fraternity rush veek in full swiNgil, there's excitementt in the air anI everyones asking. the age-oll "'Io's going what?'- . . . Pi Kappa Phi held a "smoker" in the ein pter room last Wednesday . . . They are also planning an informal dance tomorrow night at the MIaxcty Legion Iut .. . A's entertained rutshees and their (lates at a movie, followed by a dinner. aid singing and dancing at the KA house last Wed nes day . . . Satirday afternoon found the KA's at C'auglhman's Pon.d and Saturday evening they adjoulrned to the fraternity house for more dancing, singing, andl general nerry-making . . Sigma NI rIshees and dates were carried to Caughniln's Pond for a swimming party, followed by iancing anI movies and lots of food last Satt;ay . .. W'ednesdav. the .Jefferson Hotel provided the seting for their party . . . SA E's and their %'=sh _'l,nt Satu'nlay at BIuiber IIovle's enhin on a swinuing l ,.jlii'tV . Iii1i PokWI O5''i'i) I'~ ~~Sgrty where dancing aril original enrtertaiinmnuit iy libett .l,- on w rasenjoyed . Visitiing t he Signi Ni's while 11 f'lugh are ('r-t while e tpter mlembherS, E:Nsign Charlie KniowIt( n and .\ppn.rntice Seit uan Ilienjie Know lton . '.'Twozie .h> hnst( n wa':, visited orei the week-enil by' I)icksie lirowi ( ' (' nverse. Lt. Kirkland, 1b ston, and Lt. (hvvn 11lel1. Fmre,tine Pealer, I) alumnna, will werd Capltain T?oy I;arnett o9Oklahuoima at Asheville on the 1 Sth of thi:'tmonth . . . Wed O'(ing hells have already soinde(d for Jainet W aide of Chiarlezon and Sgt. Arthur Criggio of New York on .July . Pi Kp)pa Phi annon 1011nie the follow ing newly elected officers: corge Gaddy. President : Cralhin Hopper. 'Tre'isiurer ''Toiniy ir, Se''retair ; ('harli ' San l'r , I i torin i: e('orge W . W alk , Warden;' Elwin Miaupin, Chapla1:1ini: lBill 1 )allis. lInterifrar ;jrnity Relresentative: and olib Bliigb y, (Geriman Club iep sent ative. Installation of new KD officers was recentlv beld for: Prc-i nt, Jane Brooks aurshall: V. 'resident. Anne 1)arbv T'i-in: Secretary, Julia Bull T e'I'isiurer', Metta "Pete" Boyki;i l sh Chirman. Shiney D)ial: ard Editlr iieianne G lueri'. .Janice liowling of' (omhin wias init iatedl into miewhellirhip in Zeta Ta'un A\Ipi oi nine 2:1... l'i I>h1i'5 hel formal initia tiion fior Sally lii dges am14 l; iat ha Walr oni'0 .hun' 9.! Theli siainn'e semeistei' find, om ami r nIiar rfa'ies miii'-in ri omi the c'ampulIs 'h.. I'rook.iie" Alair;bill is attending a ''Y'' Pr, dlent C'onfie'rn'e in Newv Yairk.. . .loyve I lime~il isr now in in. diana at the '1Y' Secre'itary ('onfIiernce. She will he'l~i bok in September asM Y.W.C..\. Secret' ar . . .' .iM'u iins Swee'iiy i~ spendring! thle suiniuner' ini lIton .1 . . 1)4nrit lby I ipp I l .\nI A niei Hudiison left. for 1 iinter' Coilleie top join tIhe Wa':ie- .. lartic I-odges anrd Betty' lishbuni'e IlftI iii'e.day fori Alainei a1s voluni teer1s for the W. I.. I. ". . . . Plly I-illlI iiin is atteni ngii' a C'hio conviention) ill Virginaiia. Reftty Jane Everett is f'lashniing a ihuniowil thIn-i' das .v . NW'onder who'll bie next ?. . .Viriiiar Bklinikhi atirended mbl shipmnan graduuation in New York . . i.iuir lBoll is rbjlin a scooter b>ike as messeinger giliat ( hnhini .\ir Baiic Snaah linn lef't Siuniday f'oir WaVingiton to work inn theii Wa-li ington St a' . . )orig Swvearinreni left reicent Is for iln iesteunded visit. iln New York andl Cliii'ngo . i'tty Mniarhball i'. leaningr for' .\tlhmta to work at liich'- lifter a yearl lit N. '. studyinug retailing . l.. att Malcohnt is vaciatiuuing -ei ural weik. in Greenville. Always Open China & Gifts TODDLE Columbia's Largest HOUSE Hardware Store 1419 Gervois Lorick & Lowrance ALL SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS ART FLOWER SHOP 1227 Hampton Street ColumbIa, S. C. PHONE 2.6781 I CORSAGES A SPECIALTY New Books At Library A recent addition to the popular ok section of the University Li rary is Lebanon, by Pulitzer prize vimer Caroline Miller. It tells the tory of a dark beauty of the Georgia owlands. This "extraordinary living tory" characteriies a child of nature vho becoumes a woman of great trengtlh and courage. \atching the World, by M1rs. Ray nond Clapper, is the story of her mushanl during the last tenl years of lis life. le book depicts the best >ossible records of what Raymond lapper was and how he saw the votri. It contaitns the creau of his vork for the past decade---colunus, iioadca.t-, and occasional tnmtaine rticles. See Amterica thrn 'ugh thlcs yes of a great ie spape"rnal at(d reat A\niericani. Ernest K. Gann, a flyer by prufes ion, has recently piblishcd his first ,ook for adilts. Island in the Sky is I story of the Army \ir Transport iumiand, a branch of service staffed ntircly by former coninercial line >ilots. It is based on a true incident n wt"hich he and his crew were forced lwn in an unkiow part of north T Camiaa. Their altillo, hopeless truigigle for survival is a well-writ cn description of vivid events. The last work of Stephen \incent 3ceet was America. a short history if the land lie loved and the nation lie tterpreted so well. It is the essence if United States history, caught an(1 listelled by a poet's insight. Co-ed Association Pledges Each Girl "Etiv Carolina girl is automati ally a metmber of the Co-Ed Associ tion from the tine she registers," "ail \nne I tarby Tisoi, the ncw ly lected ..presidlent. \\'ith the (u-E.d .\ ,ociation1 one nucti"ni't, thIi, - - nnll, r ne\( e r ercthi d:tnI!iin; t-i i--t t~gtherct and du Iings ! \\ c realy iuight tI get tlhin ' we r tmplisht,d ut itht all the ~!hI gir, Sha c lre anI ~ic ,. tf te nw. Thu piurpose" of this organi/ati 'it is , hbring the womte(lln of ('ar"~lina to tther in frrtherin. all the ideals of he tUniver'itv. Other recently cler-ted officers are: 'at'.y 1 trick, vi ce ptre'ident : Jennlie hnst-tn, secretary", and HIi,b,t \\'il 1:,tnn , trcaI rcr. AKG Elects Heads A\l,11:1 l1tpia p1 inina a. hl~tirary c": er11hip soti iy, has elected the Inn ufticc ', l iitt allon ing ne ot, Ii! lzb t latti%,nl. I,residet: \larthta \\alker. ice presient lo!l 1iili11ntm see.. ta,r: I Dll rid, Croi try rlu: J bI14. itirianb: C,ind .\nne alltIi. Sr 1,1 !ir , r i,d m ! , :, .-1 i t m Liberal Reward'n ILLYt MiURR A tm LOST Social Funci With Mr. Ge Else Dorm Girls Not Permitted To Go The conriittc on social affairs and social organizationis, of which MIr. Roy L,. Garrett, director of student affair-, is chairmran, met Wednesday afternoon to discurss fraternity and sorority parties. 'The fraternities especially have shown considerable disregard to ward regulations set forth by the U'niversity in reqlniring that their social ftnetions I-c regcist ered. Their initiation.s and st;i parties, as well as (ate parties, muiitt be registered in Mr. Garrett's office. All dormritory girlS are reminded that they albsoltttly tay not :at tend functions that arc not regis tered. Duiring the pat weck a 1mmn ber of parl ies were leld that were attended by drmilitor\ girls Iut were not re ist-"red in Mr. GGarrett's office. Failure to cornlly with thi,s regul:iion in the future wsill mean that the girls will not he allowed to attend these functionS at all. A social fimietion is termned ao" anything which requires previons preparatio,n 'T"hose talking place le fore 8 p. n. do not require a chap cron, but those af ter S p. ilu. nust have an approved l-niver-.ity chap Cron. Matrons at the girls dormitories have the anthority to know\ which party a girl is attending. and if it is not regi,tered, to reinr<e her pe nti ->on to go. Mr. Garrett urges that the fra ternities have their parties regis tered in advance-no last minute scurrying! 'Ihis statenent is issned as a final warning to fraternities as wel! as to the girls -let's hied it. and avoid further reprimnand ( )lher inembel r tof tht" conttnittce w\ ho we'r e plretnllt at the Illeeitig v:ere I)eian \rney R. ('hild l 'r-f. 1-.. 1.. Smiith, I'r(tf. lra:nk \\ardlatw. and Prof. R. \. \lorrizon, ani a representative fromt each fratcrnity andi sorority. Service Club To Meet July 19 In Flinn Hall Tie C'ar'-iina Christian Serric es uh \ili ht\e its tirct nlectill I h ;rst;al . Jn:ly mt, in Flinn Ilal!. It isal ttrgalli. atit ll iclr has as its en1t. t)\ : tin tn prgr:t n t o th Gir ('lt1tlt:t l"t! :ll o teIndul"trial chttt-, the .\hln; lo se. the ('ontfedt"rate I lime, the Quaran tine I lo.pital. al.d the State Park Ynw otYtrt't are4:il( 1:1 }:;-!nther. ltre.idetnt: .h ilei . aIh 1:y her': . Itih \\ ay. le;n . tte lttity, 2 ih y \ ill n is e- r4 ident : t'l in2 a meein s arei heb5 ach lir:lnSl ul n r:ih u's rk nndcer nc : the 1ie i ni,i-l nti . .\ I new~ sti b : inte .ste i i in. th hr t. LOST Cash, I. D. Card, Checks, Country Club Card, Etc. Liberal Reward BILLY MURRAY LOST MINIATURE PISTOL PIN ZELDA MORRISON Printing Binding Engraving Lithgahn lie State Co. Printing Dept. PHONE 2393 :ions Must Be irrett, Comrn Girls' Dorms House 180 I Iousel in the two dormitories, Sims; and \\ade I lamptoni, are a to tal (if t8 leldcnt womien stuetnts, 41O of wich are enrolled inl the snmtt ter scho'l annonntes Mirs. Arnev R. Chibds, dean of women. Mrs. Sheppard I'cndler is replacing 1rs. (GIrahat as head matron at Sims for the sunmmer with Mrs. I)avis as % isting her. Mirs. .\artin, formevrly of \Vanch(,pe, is the ho.tess for \\ade ianpton in which z, fre'hmen girls are roonting. \itht,ugh1 there atre many\ lacant Suitls til l -h'out Sins. thece will lie tillel by the Var1(11- "Iloiuc fcices to) be hlId at the lni (rsity at intervals dulring thle nnr lI.at week w\,ien interestel in the in-talliti~nt of the 12th 'Pradle ill thle state pmbl ic schools roo1i there. At .lret, It 4. t a lttllance teachers reie entin~ act al l\" m an counti-s in the state atre t\yini ini Sim<. .\ staten\ idie parent-teakher's miect inti i- -ebedled1 fur the latter part of .Inl.\. and in, .\+t;;'st p ic ial c,l ea ti,.n teach:er; w\ i: rllmet InI Conferenlce. House Meeting Held At Sims .\ ho,11 meetin of all re-ient,s in -e':; dor\ wal held .\I,n li l at p. 1in. in the l'.:-,' ronm. 1r'. .rll \ . .'hild1. (lean of wo.n n11, explai:ed the rules in the "little pinik hook" for the benefit of the new stndents as well as reminding the old one' \r<. Child' a,h(-d tl'eirl; to try t,' libnit th, nom: - t',e t enemt: in to,ry. 'h; n'+t-t h,e prop1)rlyv igned in the gu,thl, ., in \1'C, l'cnder'. Site explaited that there wotli lie 110 mnore ctl m,eal (r credit mre:als in the \\Vade il:nntpton cafe teria. \leal tickets will he on sale beginin -h .ch of 1c m .::,. tfiand the" tihet on ,tt :c p .rt befe the ?t:ent I.eein eating II"(Ie. Noh umereus \l unt dti n t. i hI!d a4i ( that no (ne n t (1 e allowedl tl, attendlt1 un eci-tcred1 frat, rnity par ie ,andI th:at I'1ef r h :() pal r:ie \\c,l he anthorized at th,e b.,t it- ntc'. No Summer Rush nat o:: i s m: t n i o e u ,s 1630af Main Se Capitol Bowling Palace GERVAIS AND MARION * 20 Sparkling New Alleys For Your Recreation And Pleasure * OUR LUNCHEONETTE * DelIeious Sandwiches * Salads * Iee Cream Sundaes Registered riittee Says Bobby Williams Heads Polumethian Bobby Williams, sophomore from Sum-r, was elected president of Pol umethian for the summer semester at the last meeting of the club in June. TIhe retiring presideot is Anne Roy all who is not at school this summer. Other officers chosen were: Josephine .\lartin, \ ice president; Jeannette I lollev. secretary; and Alice Mar char't, treasurer. New 'btlers initiated into the clnh w\ere: Rm~a Greshamn, I lazcl trist. Rlby I'ritthard, Annie J.r,uis .\lartin, Juscl,htinc Martin, Nell Mey er, larlara \e(tz, Anna Mae Brethes, \lildred lelscr, Iarrict Cohen, Ruth (raswfl,r I, Mlarv I )a\ s, Thelna )tmlpsey, J(hule G,od, Opal Isen hw.\er. Ann cnkinz, Mary Jennings, Ilarriet Lee. and f"lairc .\leElv(en. M.lrs. \lainde Ilan\iins. \liss Flora A )inkins, anl \liss Rulbv Utt werc namted as the iew fac:ltY ads isors. 1' luinthian w\as founded to cre ate the deire for higher scholarship an'ng Carolina co-eds. to recognize c"alearship. and to upiold the II on' S);tcm. Me tubers are chosen on the ha,i of schola'tic achi }evement and parti,:i,ati,n in extra-curricula ac t\ tites. Mrs. Etta Salley Replaces Dodie Brown At Library For the iner ,m .Mrs. von Eit;, S,lic., uc1, h 1, pre Ionusly t 11:1 i- N the i i n t i .' ' t , t! " ' I i:1 ti1 Il. NIr. 11t;i h head1 of the 1l- rv SPEIAIZIGI i -i1 Min St i n, at a C '1,' n' ~t ~' 1. ,. A L L 11'1'1 i ,e - [ 1'lti- tt :l ",i ii. Thy "THE STORE THAT | 1619 MAlb Hundreds of New Formols fo Complete Foil Outfits - BOOKS :-: OFFICE Al THE R. L. I 1440 Main Street * ANY THING NEEDEC * WHY TAKE WE PAY FOR LIFE - HEALTH AND ACCIC Capital Life & flas LESTER L BA4 1117 Hampton Street * Page Thres Library Has New System Recently the Gamecock carried an item about the Periodicals Exchange, of which the University Library is a member, which showed one of the many ways that libraries are cooper. ating to help each other complete their periodicals and other files. The item was an under-statement, as it omitted the 28-page list of U. S. Government documents duplicates now being offered other institutions. As this is the first time since this library has been a "depository" for Government documents that such a list has been compiled, it should be of great service to other colleges in filling their gaps; and to us in mak ing space for new documents. Miss Anderson, the librarian in charge of these documents, is now busy filling orders. And speaking of Government docu ments, another piece of constructive work has been accomplished this year by the completion of a check-list showing the library's entire holdings of this material. The check-list is kept in the Reference Room, and the corresp,)nding documents are services through the Reference Room, al thtugh housed on ground and first menzanine floors of the north-east section of the library. Upon the completion of the list, Miss Anderson prepared an exhibit of timely Government documents which the members of the faculty were inv ited' to inspect. She will be glad to show and explain the check list to any who would be interested. 2 Scholarships For Pharmacy Students T wo $200 scholarships now are ataiaunt ciret "h vich to pm .c the co'legiate study of phar "1;y. 1Ve.Dan F. T. Motley of the n eI . Sch-l of pharmacy has x ' n ui t 1. l ni f.r tih scholarships have 1been pr,vide I by the American l'wmd:+tivn f'r 1l'harmaceutical Ed 'rt i n. Stu;ents eligible include hhscho rau1ates who were in tlie per co per cent of their classes anrl c. llegc sttlents who have e,tab li' ed c\ i.lVe Of comtptecnce and la1 'sti; abi ty. All applicants must 1h in nel of tinanci:l acscitance. .\pple:i's f-r thise scholarships, de"-ln:, I a' "l'harmuac: l'oundation hilr'hiiiups.' sio ld write R. G. I,!. ciai:'nan of the University's seh.larships committ^e. T s OLLEGE APPAREL Phone 2-1278 S BEING QUOTED" | STREET r the Discriminating Co-ed :oats -- Suits -- Dresses 4D SCHOOL SUPPLIES IRYAN CO. Phone 5017 IN THE CLASSROOM ~ A CHANCE? E VE RY1T H I NG ENT.- HOSPITALIEATION Ith Iasirancs Bi. Phones: 2.2206 t 3.P23