Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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.ermQn Clu Social Spotlight . By JEUNE M. GOOD EXCEL$IOR I Nqw that the elections are over, and talk of polities is at an ebb, campus interest again turns to football. (lances, and soeial life in general ... Congratulations to the newly elected stldent body and class offivers ... 't was a good fight WHAT'S UP, DOC? 1'Ie KA heouse resoiiluded wvith the inerrimuent of an informtal 14drop-in last Satdirlay night .. We are intforned that the usual things were done .- One only qiery is. ''What are the usual things?" .. KA's are planning a ten danee to be held after the Carolina-Clenison ganle ... Pledges of Kappa Alpha have elected officers for the ensuing term an follows: Bob Doyle, president ; l1arold Hewell, vice-president ; Ed Parsons, secre tary ; and Marion Ilienkley, t reasurer". MARLBORO COUNTY, HERE WE COME The famed .\larlboro ('ount- was the sc'ene of a riIolms hui righteous housepartV last 'veek-end when the 'I'isonls of' lIen )ettsville ir-ew open wide the" house doors and Anne I)arhv's guests wanuderel in . . .- After one night in the big city the guests were "worn toi a fraz.le' and headed for the Tison "eabin-in-the-woods for relaxation from worry andl care ... Anne Darby did well as the cook with a little help from the sidelines ... "lust one big happy IIamily', said someone . . . Oh. brother! HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU in eclelration if the 70thI anlniversary of Sigma Nu fIrateriity. Delta ehapter pled".ges were hosts to the actives at an elaborate anniversary party complete xit). a three-layer cake and all the trimmings . . . Life-of-the-party Brockman popped up with his little camera at the most inopportune time, leaving his date high and dry . . . The "get-rid-of-the-eup-or-pay-a penny" dance was, as usulal, tinanially sueeessflul . . Proeeeds of fihe dance go to the relief linid f'r the wife of the unkuow-i soldier. 'KAPPA SIGS-ON THE LOOSE? Last w,'ekend 11hat ~I' "hou.,e-paty iu.." boIr,-h ,,f I'lp, Si-111m1's en.j~yed ot' df I heir knoek-dou-, -.uag.ml ho . pm-t i .,, at Lake .\lm-ray . . . .\ter hlaviiig a little trouble gettinui started 64n time I per usual , the loys and gals finally arrived at tle little hut and a big time was had by all . . . We hear fiat even the food was good ... Kappa Sigs are having their old furniture fixed, and in a few weeks will really be ready for football drop-in season. PLEDGES... PLEDGES... PLEDGES Still increasing in iinmber. Phi Sigma Kappa pledged recently W W. Allen. L. ". Altaffer. l'. S. Goodall, J. E. ulilnnieutt. D. C. Powers, A. J. York, H. II. N %,;ss, 11. 1). Salter, and J. A. Ilanil ton ... P'hi Kappa Sig's also alded to their already large pledge list tle names of' Willie (linn, Hiarrv .lenkins. Frantk (;riffIii, )en nett L]ott, (Gene Rogers, Bob M eElw"ee, aml Billie tlamerton. Vitty ('iras, BobbyI Lee Estes, Bill Miller. and orden ltankin *ere pledged to Ima nlch ('li Alpha last week. * Sigma chi's welcomte'd eight new pledges into their midst ini the past week .l.. ledging toi ithe order- of' thle white '-ross were Joe .\orr-is, .1 ohn a Bell. Wtill inam Sw ift. P. I. Ball, 1Davye Monniaie, .lac-k haiddoc-k. Georlge Hamilton. and .Jimmy Hall. RIGHT, CUSHMAN? P'i Kappla A lphai pledlges fetedl t he act ives with a p'ar'ty at the Legiuon lint Sat m-da y inighit . .'Never a dull momilent withI a P1 NA'' seemls to lbe t heir nu,t to. WHISPERINGS S A E's hiave electedu otfficer ms as lotllo ws to serive' tfor niext semnes. ter : IPat Trlt-ash, president: Earil ll Iis, v'ice-pre's ident: D)ic k - Larl'iniis. trea siurert ; t'ottan llowe ill. irecord er: N evett Grovye. corries I .midenit ;leere Sith I. warden: lbmug Smtih. eiwoniele: , and Bill Wanniaimaker. hierabi . .. Week-ei abiinnii visitors werec has bieeni formia Illy1 ped Iged to S A E . . . I ook s like Oc'toberi 19 thI will realIly be a hi g occasioni . . Not oily thle (Carolina8 Cl emisoni game, but also thle SA E form'iial thait promises to be better than evei'. ....A.red let teri dlay we c'all it! WELCOME FRIEND-HAVE A.COKE Bet t v (r ews. forme uta c'ler k at thle infor j'mali on desk,. visit ed her 'T-i D)elta sisters oni thle eampullis recent ly . . . Sarah \'on Kold ntitt was thle guest of Est her G regorie last week-end . . . Also oni thle eciampus was Elhinie (Gre'ssettIe. guiest oi . ai'k ie Ba tson . . Betty Sclhug. CiO( at Lake Forest Gollege. Illinois, visited heir sister Cli iO)'s on the aamp us . . . Libi Giber't anid .lo Al ic e MMil - ian spent the week-cnd at Murr'tell's Inlet. Everyvone was agog a bout thle Betty IBrtady - Eril St ockmini Caeddinlg which took pilace last week . . onigratuilat ions to the bItlihing brideI and1( luc k y gruoom!. . . I )owni fori thle we ' dding wa D)oris Mel.eod oif ('anien. DO RE MI Th'le Kappa Alpha quiartet has nmade quite a nlamre for itself' ..Besides singing at several Hiappuy Hourt provgramis, theyt' havye sunig for I. .S.( . mamd seve'ral banquets .,. .Memibers arie Su niny MecMana way. Bolb Yain Schiairk. Bob IDoylec, and ( ha rlie Skin P.TTINGS AND WHAT-HAVE-YOU 'r~ii Delts hia p ''flt ia' d '' . . New qularters ar'e a t 600) lPiakenis St reet . . . .1 ove I etztel lhas return ed to ser've as Y Secr-et ary for Car'olina . .. V irginia l-'isherr ski ppedl off to Jacksonville. Florida, where she was i ntervie-wed for' a posit ion as stefwar'dess withI the National Air Lines . . . Visitors at the last Phi Kappa Si. meeting wer'e brothetrs Pauli Wheeler. lloy Scott. (cecil Camnp bell, and ('ogie Eag.eri. . . l"-'riday and Saturiday' 'ouind theit e Lambda Clii Alpha 's ltihiurger' friies in Maxey Griegg Parik ...Slated fori initiation inito thle fratel-nityv Sunday mornlin g at one o'clock are'Foi'rest Carpenter'. D)ave D)enning, Dick Gris wold. Jack Moore. and nave Rcave. Coed Cord. I First Footbd] With tile approaching f(otbHiall sea sln, tie only w"orry of the mnen is t( shine their shoes. have their tuniform! pre!'!d, get a date and a mneais ol transportation to and from, and pati the old Lillfold . . . but the worry of the young coed is . . . what shall I wear? .\May we offer a little word of ad Vice to the perturbc. gals. Riemember the occa5ion is int a fashion show hut anl hontest-to-goodness 'arolini football game wcitli the peanuts. cokes dust in your eyes, and yelling froni sore throats. We can a'sure you that the ol stand-by comhination of attractivt skirts and sweaters is :.I%ways in or. der. If you have a new fall ,snit that youire eager to show off. and you cant brave the afternoon situl, thenl gn tt it. ni'lady. We'll adire you for it l'erchance yttte tne of tl ' I-believe in-ctmint-rt dressers. In cte yon i are then prouidly dtnII one of your cool RO Confesses.. About Dream Girl By J. W. E. (NROTC) If lie has met her lie i" a lucky j guy and sluuhl consider himseif s isuch. lie nay have .earch ed manly a campus Iut all in aini. and tien sid dnIlly tind himiself face to face w\itI her on tih e ampu,. \\hat makes this sudden change ill opinion and causes him to start guing A.\'.O.L., stop studying if lie ever did any, mope arotulnd when lie is restricted and cant eli Ele her .' I t all c ,iEu". undler Ih lit lbor t headingt that he" ha, inet t11.11 shE ,bill in,t Ie , able,l nyl b% an.,ant before"t heI Ib;' : tban t' 1.1 put hi, ring I h r tinuer n r ;i t l ast pil his I'atrnity pil t,in lr ItntIse. She may not he the most beautiful tiling inl the w orld but she has that personality that makes hint feel at ca-e and desire her company. Iler hair may not he that guldent blonde that he had always thought that his ideal would have to have. To others it may not seet heautiful at all. but to him. oh t ell, it is heaven just to feel those silky l>ks. ler face that he dleams of all the time has the right features that make one's dreamts worth while, and makes hin' con deinmn the pcrson whotn awakens him t hl ill the midst of it. H1er lips seemt ro,y and beautiful, and e:t I timhe he has the fortune to kiss her he is in ses entlh hi en -i. MANN IN< PHOTOC Ten. 20 APPOI NTMEl "THE STORE THAT 1619 MAI Hundreds of New Formolsi Complete Foil Outfits - PAINTS BYw 1218 Main Street * WHY TAK WVE PAY FOR LIFE.- HEALTH AND ACCI Capital Life & liii LESTER L. Ii 1117 Hampton tre.e * IS Auti )resses For 11 Game comllfo rtabIle stlmmtlerI C4 tt1onl aml make yourself seen. I f yotu might he one of the Iuekic: I to is contetplating something afte the game, such as a. tea, dance, t party, or dismer, then shine forth it your best velvets and feather hats and feel perfectly at ease. May wl suggest. though, that it is a little tot carly to exhil,t your nc,w In coat if you're ote of the fortuniates. 'ha. might exhibit had jtudgmtent. Sporty gahardines, clas,ie juetul,r. blot,ses anld .,kirts, witht or witholl little beanies will catch anyone's eye And as far as "heel%." moccasins saddle shoes, or sandals are -otn certed, thcy're all in college taste Just let them he in accocrmdance will the re.t of your attire. This is no time to n,r your new, s(lphisticated dtessing tricks, jw t lool, inice and ueat. and forget your clothe, thenl turn your fill att,tetion to hat, i:- a great-hig time. Fledgling Er To German I .By Ma It wvas another one ,f tho.e quic Satyirday afternotns w%-ilh nothing t, do--hilt who is thi' \? hy" it's til ar'.1y. ready to take the Hiue J.1ket ani the Hell Cats. I. rerl e t or ,airs to Ranti ue rll to rntertai-i On soldiers stationed at the Rarnwel Prison camp. Well, who atm I to star? Erni, Pyle traes l t ithe te A rny. wh: ean'; I:? We re ntt onr u y -no tellinl w, here w e'll cend ill. tieac he I ari o ierlit or e,l tE rne~c". W e tnaall, a:ttu r isl tt l t:t tc , li. I t, ~r . .k :, .' e i arric e :t l.rnll. lot ('It I nit c 11114, .if te-it, u here" the .d i l. ,cet : le, hind theit was a 1arge" fentced area it t hih were ,everal nt-il ro~ , 0 butilittgs. T1'I":s wa the priaoner: quarters. To the right oas tle mai ot ice and beyond it was the mes: hall. While we were wait;ng for chov we went to the kitchen to talk witl the prisoners who were doing ti cookinlg and coulttdn't speak Englisi very well. 'lhese men were big an( well-huilt. Mail comes to ;:hem lron Germany and often the (;ermlai ',ve"rn:c sends them package, through the Red Cross. Seotue 0 ti-em c eote had relatives in thi: coutt1ry whon often cole It %isit them . sergeanlt tolhl me that he ha< fonght in Finland, l Iolland. F-ance Relgium, Ru< ia and North A frica where he was capttred. The pritoner G HARRIS ;RAPHER rRoom 6 NTS. DESIRED A NS. IS BEiNG QUOTED" IN STREET For the Discriminating Co-ed Coats -- Suits - Dresses PATRICK'S Columbia, S. C. E A CHANCE? DENT.- HOSPITALIZATION mlth Insurance Co. ATES, President' Phones: 2-2206 ar 2-8A7A all Sa Betty McGuir< All-Girl OrchE Carolina Corsairs To Drill At Game TI he 'a rr,lina to ,n'air".. N R ( )'T C ehrill late)en w ill puit 1#1 anlxibto hetu'ect the h ak l t of the t'arolina Nev.herry teame S.iurdlay at the Sta tlinrm. I.eading the" grouptl n% 1ihe . H ( iaimlan. Ir.. lIat.M.n cmmr tander. .\- nLemb e. f the ("'.r.air, are : R. C.,1 \I ie n . \\ . . ta.er. I. I . IeI:ktcl. I. . Ie ent. \\'. K. Boarima , H. 'n. B r,tin. J. \ . Nrley. T. Ii. Cr(ne. C'. 11. (n.htan, J r., I ). P'. )avi. . r. .L. . .)ax i. C. . . I)enns. R. .) . 1ie l,, . '. 1 )re . 1. . . I)nkIe. \\-. F. Fakie. 1), F.. E'stes. .l .Farrel. It.. 1). t ..Mt tiin. J r.. Sp A. i. I ral . . IIitt. If. e. Ifon*. ~ ~ ~ W F. "' JeIn , \\ ...at. it ". . a. l. I i. I . I. a l tl . i . 1 ). .\la lte .. II . h. r. \ ;e li tne.. Jr.. lI. \\. , 'l ; F. \ dr\ll W iam . \ . F. It.lurra" 1. .A. Narde , R. S. S i n". E.. \ . l 'a. lur. JIr.. I'. S. Phnur .ir . F. I're ,ter .. f n ter. I. (e. Simpson. t'. Ith. reth J. J. Spurr . J. I ra,lier, Jr.. . J. I ice. \ . . TI id%%ell. 1. If. \\ abb. K. F. Yr.,t. \. T. Yoctin g. and JI.\t. \ . a n.l regnlarlY foutr hour, each w-eek for the ptact n thil. In thi, ti e they ha\ e perfected a numbtner of drill, tn der Ltt,hman': capable leadership. Somec of the drills in the Corsair rep ertoire are: rear by squads.. from the center, V march. to the rear by 4, Queen Anne salute, and individual mnanntal. ectne of t iUnming mett trat a mteet., and bo ing meet,. the I or'air" le,-t ira nen e' h ii iight d'1irig edrill. .\late ni th. "e de c l" :d t".., it. *l PA LJ "Mr. Ski With Bette Davis ai * CAR "Ghost C Olson and Joh * R "Twilight On Eddie Quillan and * STI "Walkin< Bill Hutchinson a * DRI "My Kingdom Charles Coburn - Earle OPO CL NEW SHIPMEN'l Suits and Top Sport Coal Slacks $4.95 "Where Quality and V . a M426 MA "Style Headquarters for Tayd SPECIALIZING IN 4 1613-15 Main Steat Lurday a And Her stra To Play \\ ithr it. usual pomp and splendor, the" Geran (tib formal will be held tunmurrow night from 3:30 to 12:0o in the I lniversity gym. Music will be inrnished by Betty McGuire and her all girl orchestra from Savan :rah. There n ill be four no-breaks one fir members and their dates only and three regutlar no-breaks. 'I hronghourt the decorations and lance prograns, an auttiunn motif ni ll be carried o:t. 1I ighlight of the dance will be the grand match led by officers of the German ('rt and their dates. Spotn ' or ing for Joe Allston, Kappa Alpha, president. w ill be Betty Elkins. Other aions,r: n ill be I .ih Fitch for George I andy. 'i Kappa Phi, substituting I'e bb ighs, cice-president: Cele Rher ior I ai c Freeman, Sigma Nur, secretarc ; Nibbic Forbes for Bib,la Bih-, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, treasurer: Margie Pinckney for Bill Ilutchinson. Alpha Tau Omega, as :i.tant treasurer : Mary Lou Nettles inr Rob I)ressel. Pi Kappa Alpha, snb,,titutintg for Bobby Rigby. senior !cader: Mary \ arn for Frank lHitt, kappa Sigma. junior leader. Spon sort w ill carry the traditional red rose. G;erman Club w as founded on the campu. in i883 and since then has gained recognition for its contribu tion to Carolina's social life. toll. \Vith the platoon being full of newl bov, the training has been slow, but the" past t wo w eeks hace chow i Ki iigr iut pr 5 emen t. ETTO ttinton" nd Furman Cannon OLINA atchers" nson and Tut ITZ The Prairie" Rosalind Spong ?AND p Dead" nd Boris Korloff VE IN For A Cook" and Betty Stockmon OTHES 100', WOOL coats $21.50 -s $12.50 $5.95 -$6.95 olue Reign Supreme" IN ST. Setter Dressed Men" br'S OLLEGE APPAREL Phone 2-1278 5' amn B Coeds Make Plans At Next Meeting t I'etd a itsi.'iif on1 me1t4 In e,P.d. alt ''1r1,oon in1 th: Sim1 ioIIungeI t 1 t '(lock. \une Diarb Ti.1, pr.:int, had charge of the meeting. After a short butine ser"ir,n. the group adl .iournetd. Anne I)arby enlpha,i.es the iact that it i, the du11ty of every coed to attend the.e Ineeting% and do her part n ptt in1g nt er the : t,rk (f the as i l'ationl. This is the t,nl1 (,',r ;-..a ia itoln 44n1 the 'am11111 t~ wlhich (I e ert giri is altomlnatically a lmelLber. Big . plans will be made at the next meet inK. n,and all the girls are asked to be there and offer her sliggestiosll. It i ill he Ttiesday, September :(6. the sate time, the same place. Officers serving during thi, elec ter are Atitle Darby Ti,on. presidelt: 'at-y 'atrick. tice-prcsident: . I'bby \\illiam . trea,nrerr: Tiro,ise John,n,. .'eretar' ; an4 Margaret I). Joner. i -poIt er. rie Pyle Goes rison Camp jed Akel t here w ork at the l,cal farms and are > given compensation for their wt ork. \\"heln wt asked them hotw the liked \met"rica I het :id it ntas all right .\h ! Chow~t \\~t" entered the mess hall and sat downr1 at long wtooden talles wthile the prisoners waited on us. There ias barbecued pork, rice and gravy. potato salad. meat loaf, pickles. and I don't know what else. A iter slipper we a went into the G dalnce hall and the haud consistint of: rlil 1b ~le.o . F.lie Car nthit er,. I.ct,n I ;,., l:lii, i. 1 shl it t, . . 4.\li -Ilh . It ,l r Ii 1th.- lut :r ",ts Ed 'nlilh. t'harli, kilnner. I v \,S \ tlhaun,. 11:an0e lee. F:red \ent er au1 I 'I l .Iatioltk. le.lerr of ithe I iell ' ats, tarted off with 'i.ittle Brow n In;" andl wtarled up to Johnson Rag." All scemed to have enjoyed them seltes. from the Commandant of the camp, L.ielt. J. R. Jarrell, to -h pri vate who drove its there. The climax can'e when Al IIancock got tip and sang 'Straighten I'p and Fly Right' i accompanied by Hanke Beebe at the I piano. COLUMBIA DAIRIES * 917 Main Street COLUMBIA, S. C. Chins - Sterling Silver.- Watches SYLVAN BROS. JEWELERS & DIAMOND MERCHIANTS Gemmine Merekendige Only N. Plae. N. Imitati.s c.,.M.a..N..K e....-CoubS. .. Capitol Bowling Palace GERVAIS AND MARION * 20 Sporkling New Alleys For Your Recreation And Pleasure * OUR LUNCHEONETTE C Deoica., Sandwiches C Soled. e fe CeemSunde.