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Social Spotlight By JEUNE M. GOOD OWED Because a eertain soneone has overstepped his nuthority in his desire for publicity by making unwarranted additions to this eilunu after it left my hands. 1 hereby dedicate the first para graph and the following exeerpt fromt a popular song of a few years ago to him: If your fields are greeier, Folks will hear aboiut it; You won't have to shout it. Fielis wVere (,reeni before youl were Toin. --Brll.'ggi'i KAPPA ALPHA CARRIES ON Already famed flr li'-ir riottIs. slip-happv housenit ieH, RA's kept up tiheir reputat ion last week-em at Toots Walke-'s hionie on theI llke . .. Week-eil wras spent in swimming. sinning. dant"r- r7g enni'(-pllla , i ing. 1e inl;' ->(lt ! 1 )!.3 :), IInha . . . Fity s the p'or 'tls!es who I ^wy'i t.' the dirty work .. Even 'rieste' got i ajslt s thl-do;,g . . Anyone who retinedl with their original date was jist a "slow leak.'' BUTTON, BUTTON-WHO'S GOT THE BUTTON? Sigma Nit's always Iun-loving gtantg. painted the towi red last Saturday night with a senvenger Iun t . . . Charlie Swatz led the 'c'hase for records, books, teddy hears. nutographs. lin gerie..et e.... You'd he surprised what t he et eel erts were . . . g When the weary, way-worn watlerers rettrned, they were fed in t ypieni I Sigma Nu style- food, more food, eiI still more food-slill think the seaveiger list shonld have inclnle ai new -t"oulpee for ViIimIie WilsonI after t hat la.t hair("1t. GOING AND COMING helen Pride C'raig followed her rlie it I Ch-leston for. sev eral days this week when she got word of an unexpelted fur. loulh . . . It. .1. 'I'oohev, Nary Dale Lo t and Bitsy LtaB3orde visited sister K D's ()n the campus . . . E-insign Bobby Ftleakley Was here otn leave list we'k with his flIn'.ee, Doris Al-ed ... Henry T'I'urn'r eil Seig Rush also pai11 a visit to the- KA's ... l. I,iwh lt'h i's entrrlaine(I I,t..1. t. .toore. n l nums from the l'niversity of (;hor'zin last week .. \'ir'gininI" isher wes visitel by sister 1I>ety For several days . . . Isabel -caints. who rradIuatedl th;s week. will leave next month1Ii for)1 1hi1 Sae, 1'Uiversity, where she will begin work nfi her IM. A. degree Niriaml liolbii, Edith (olbliman, mill ylvia Stark spent ist Sweek-en1l vieantiniug it Myitle Ileeth . . ..aek St'we-t. Phi Sigma .Kappa. spent a 72 hour leave here before report ing for active duty at ('harlestotn. MOONLIGHT AND ROSES Peggyv Williims, Litsy 14111orde. Fr1an-es (:olemau. Ann ('ole man, mll 1r-et's 'adgett will entertain the KI)'s ait o luise pa ty;' in the "beatlliful <Imll1)tains Of westel'rn North ('ilrolilla" this weelk-end . . . At last the immnlortal Itrooksie Mtneshall has returned to the fold. after speling two moiltths at a ''Y" Presidemits' (Conf'erence in New York ... 1tr oksie, Anne l rhy Ti-son, and Shiney 1)it1l will atleml a Kappa I)ella workshop in Atlhanlta, (ietlrgia tliis w'eek-em . . . .l111'ne (i lIl received the final degree tI inil iationl iinto Kapp a )elta inst week. LAMBDA CHI CAPERS Ntew pledge~ls of l,ambdanle ( hi werePl fetd a'llt 5 t'hili suipper. lus W\edesdayi niighit . . . ( olorfull senmiig was the l.everettI hosme .* . Phledgerts have namedi it(l new otficeris ret'entfI: I )is'k Griiswohtl. pr'esidenc tt; For rest ( atrpenuter, vi'e-pures ~ itt - I)av e I )enniliing sel'ret ar ;' anitdI .11ne'k .\l oreitS triea sure'. THEY DOOD IT day . .l.lThey also gree.ted exPiker' Sam Bleacham,n Ensign. U'SNRI, whot drtopped(M in oil hiis way to( Calinia to his fleet .job .. . PlIedges .seletd office'trs as 1follows : Paul Nar'um. presiident; D)ick Hfandly, v'ice-presidIent ;anti Herbi Ieitel. seecretary-triens nt er. ADIEU, ADIEU Th'le followinig led'lg.es were intitiatted into Sigmaie t hi oi Au gust 12: K. V. ,ienitn is. ( . W. Kie'l, WV. W . Arnmstron'ug. ( . E. J1en kinis. W. S. Artron 'tig. I. 8. Fey, P. S. lumbtth. Un Wt X. . Laniitfortd . S igma ('hi's carei protuidly d isplain~iig as tiew fra tei*iity aptenttt ini the Manigle fiibling, thiird tioot' . . .All Auigutst :'d) . As in th ma'tutkintg arie ptlans for a. htiuseparty to be bel at .\likilredl Helse's lodIge at l"airview~ nesxt- week-eiml ...A groupii otf Sigmai (Ihi's are'. phinatlg a visit to Siilliva'ii*s Islandt it nx t wee'k-'em . Co/urntia ~ai o. PAINTS BY PATRICK'S 917 Main Street Columbia, S. C. * WHY TAKE A CHANCE? WE PAY FOR EVERYTHING LIFE - HEALTH AND ACCIDENT.- HOSPITALIZATION Capital Life & Health Insurance Co. LESTER L. BATES, President C 1117 Hampton Street * Phones: 2..2206 or 2.88 Madame Sweeney Speaks At Soph Y Projects Are Stamps, Candlelight, Hospital Sophomore-Jlunil'r \' met Tr"es day at , p. mn. in the Sims lotnige. .\Mrs. (;race "\Iadae"tt Sw%eenev cw;as the guest speaker. l1er subject was Project; of this group this se me-ter are atidlelight .ervice behid each Sunday night in Simts mutttsit room for the girls, the sale of ttar stamps int Suits, and a weekly visit of a cotntInittce to the Baptist hos pital. Mlarian Rogers is inl charge of the war stantp ail Dot IIils is inl eharge of the ho'.pital coti Inittee. Oiliers of the org;anization this semn"ester are I.ib Ribelin, president; Frances Sitpion, iee-presidetl; Rosa I.ee Atswill, secretary; and Mlarian Roger:, secretary. A membership drite is now untlerwayu, amd all sophtomnore and junior girls are urged to attend the teetings which are held at the samie time atd place ech Tli-da y night. { Freshmen ToHave I Y "Big Sisters" As a result of years of requests by greenies" for a guiding hand through the lir.t heetic days of rol lege life, new ireshman girls are at last to have "big si,ters". The V\\CA. ha, ltl.ent upon it"rlf a proriet to supply earh nt"tw girl etitlh a "big si-ir" \oltinteers tii thi, project h;tve already written letters to the in comting freshmen telling them of Carolina traditions and caipus life, giving helpinl sutgge-tions toward their getting off "on the right foot'' at Carolina. TIhcy have mtade plans to meet the "litt1e ,i,ter," w hen ihy arrive oi StinLi , c,.r t thrrti to the do'rmtit~erie-. and hell them gct -tilcd inl their newt\ lomi t. ()n Stntht y mttght a1 in1 o'rlh>ck.:t <hlort candlelight .ervice wt ill lbe r dtiliteti in \\'atle I l:init ontl I)or mitorv by the Y. \\ anuchope I lonse will ha e a .i!ilar service at 10:30 p. Imi. Caindlelighit, traditiotnal 0f Suitday eveling inl the wCotent's ilor miitories, provides tle opportuility for all the girls to get together for a simple religious service. The confusion and imadA rush of registration will be somewhat ret ediel for the iresh;e n, under the g6uiatce of their "hig sisters'. 'I hey will also adc"i.e thcimi ott other proh lIIs that arise inl hecominig aljtsted to ce!!eI e i'ie. .londay night at i; t'lock at .\lax'y (;regg lIark, the "little sis ters" % ill he gtie.s -of-ht nor at a Saterielon slicing tisn,ored by the V\\t'A. Hillel Meets Sunday; Picnic At Sesqui Thie lIIillel Society w sill mteet Suin dvay afterntooni at 4 o'clock at the Tree of 1,ite Teimpile oil Uid street. The speak~er for this meertiing hia, ntot y.ceit e annionnieed. I 'lanis will PEOPLE EXPECT MORE at B RI DGE'S AND GET IT!! 1630 Main Street "THE STQRE THAT 1619 MAll Hundreds of New Formats ft Complete Foil Outfits - ALL SEASONABLE ART FLOV 1227 Hampton Street PHONE CORSAGES A Students Da Above is a scene from the outdoor de Coed association and the YMCA, held A Music was furnished by the Carolina Bi several hundred students. ht n at-t r iIra p,1ienkic at i .,,pii t - 1t l l 'a I rk in 1 1 ull 4 i the Iltl e i Th, is Ano n-n ai. f .lceis .n thuint, tnr ti r . Ilup -. I, Iit , t1, l'i\ a t a itt '< i i\tt:t stinle lts are IIr,t,1 t, :4 tt n<11. t ri, l:Zttl,I<y an,i Iert 1 |r. 1n Ctein Ste arting a iltelrary chair Geni.e M orhdice Oill Ne Plected later a Nter all the atonew eiers he camne heatttr acq Cainbti. WI eeting u ill be bel it the Name place at o tue every tther Sundlay. A'lt;o invited to atten,tl are Serrtice. mlen in "uhnlnhia who we.tttre melnt her", oft he nal(1'I titonal Cilaapters, of the I1l1lteI Soi,rltt'. Chinaor Sterling Silver - Watches SYLVAN BROS. ISJEELER QUIAOED MRHAT Noth scimiatio c Co. ai Hmpo-Columbia . C.C WereBeid6ouCRO8N1 SPEneverTYouSo,Lo nce Outside j ince for Navy students, sponsored by the igust 9 in front of the University Library. ie Jackets. The dance was attended by Foran Addresses Christian Service 'r.i. \\ ,!bItnt: \. 1:..r;m ...., to the C ~;14,lin: rsi ;. :- Cse <lubh at the un rtiine ThurdLiaY at :p. nt. til I lhD!l I I;l,II I- 9 l i'. " h t ic" t ;':t "1)~ wer belei%"e in e<uahltY o:.na: I tue-iiav tight the I :~iver.it l'lay er' hebld their dre'< rehearytcl of Seven Sister' at the (,irls' Iu des trial Schoo l, and \\'eInreldat" ntight a Krroup, heraded hev :thel I,.aiar preentted a program at the uuastralittle" helo,pital. Aletuber-htip in tis,tlb i opetn it all ('aro,lina :tu2hdct-. SAXON-CULL ... coll teams sweate skirts, jackets * in Sax<: your fi Sailor's Sorrow CE Solemn Sound Of W\ho, know:, what i" inI the mnind of a sailor! I sometimtes wonder if the 'aillor himn.eli kntows-other than the great and t ata'trophic realization that all Iis pocket con4 lain- i' thin air. l'ha' happen, more often than not and whot canl sa% better than a 'gob' that findinig himt self flat broke is li,- w\ort thing that c( d1(1 po ibl befall a mnt in n Sau' I t 4 .'\nyo ne not th roni.Igbly fiamtliliar with the tht n,and w. ac ti a ,-ailor canl find to ,pend1. ctr lote. all li, hard earned cash mlay be a little hc wildered at first. Iitt let me assure yon that the ImetIod mlakes 1 dlii ierence". The result i, the sane. (nerebhe la ien1111e lav hold true in mltt-t c1a.e but it i s find the mneynr twith the tajority of our boys in blue. Seaman .ones mav imeet a gur geonls lamnsel ill the canteen. but 141 Inne, u gi. There exi-ts a t:fVlrite say 'ing ill n.avaIl raIIk'. "b there 1 1at1 'a nil -1itol so dead that he never tt4 himnseli hati said: ala". I have n4l 1mol,nleV." Never have thert appeared1 stt many sad fac es ac 11hcr that lonL-holed-for \n(ek end roll, around w tth no payday to pree"rde it. There is no hope. Sea Iman .Jones. That girl wcill jutt have to dot w% ithout yourn mnvigoratimg pIresetnie. As everyt"nte knows. mtts"t of the boy, t lmoke some formn of tobhac t(c . I Sincerely donh' if theie i- an\ nie in the nasy w ho at one title or anthelcr hetars that plainti e, voice: "(.ot an e\ira cigarette? Ihat seemns to he the large.t pro, len that cotnironts many of the mten. For every package of ciga rettes that 1, per -onaily, have sinoked,* at east tw o have bieen handoutc to the le s fortunate crea ture who did not think to htv that extla cartt n u% hile" he 5 IS lt ther dlt.tgh'. 11'h1 erlle It"g i 1.\,jt1d w ht- trilt;, tradt t 1 h.e a tt. rtnk-. "I'a tlon iht.. is:t"t, break t nt inl cater smiles. '(atan .ll nr- ru-hed to get that tIlephtone numbnlher. as dIt the mnaiority. .\1 day a festise intpre'siut accomtamies tc;y mtan ill uniifirm. This is tile day all have been looking forward to. This is the night to ho1\I. \\ow, will there he some ftun, in the old t.:vwn tonight. Night comes. No uilicial wtord is pa"ed. The gtins of anticipation begin to iilde, overcnome by douht aId sorrt. \\here is that pay LJM e giate rz, klouses and --are gathei n-CuIlum fo rst fall try-o nters Arou "No Pay Toy! "l)'ya think we'l get payed today?"* coies from man y worried lips. 111(11 word cole' that pay day will not he for ten days. Ouch, that h.rt Far w%4r-c than any,, mortal Iblow tht at can he delivered by man. A 'tln(ertedl rush starts for the Ilephlone Io inform bewildered dates that "Mother just died" or some other likely excuse that may colm1e to indit14. \\hat does the civilan think of all this? It depend, on his business. Theater managers bemoan the ad tanceent of payday. Merchants prepare to hold all their available 'tock for the coming day. Pro prietors oif eating establishments cancel those last minute orders for two itindred more steaks. (If he can get steaks. 'Ihe town. any town. settles down to a long ten dayc before business booms. Etirthe w t hisp(rs pass along the ranks again. 'Thi, tmtic someone has rer eit-ed a monct order from home. The ptoor gny needs an old feudal ca(-tle and a large surrounding moat to witistand the rush that follows. I nallt' ht ends up by being broke and all his friends taste a coke for the first time in a couple weeks. It can't last forever, it doesn4. The day dawns clear and bright. l.ager iaCes ri:e early. They have to any how. Little work is done that day. T honghts are far away. Pro gressing into the next few nights, the intellect of the average sailor can not grasp the details of assigned u ork. I.ong and tedious are those hours standimg in pay line. Is it worth it There i, nothing so boring as kantlim:~ in line. answering to an o (n:. e ional l1 call: m11oving a fc w tep 1ntw and then: mostlv then. Satulrday night rolls around Add libertt clothes are laved out for the first time in many a moon. Wan dering group., begin the pilgrimage toward town. Soon there is not a soul left aboard the station. But risk your life in the crowd to walk into town. and there, behold, is the navy. At such times. "Js there a man w(ith soul so lead, who never to hinsclcf hath said, 'Fleet's In!' ' ut. miVM