The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 18, 1944, Page Page Two, Image 2
KA's (
Annual Tea Dance
To Be From 6 To 8
Climaxing an exciting day for the
whole student body, the KA's will
again present their annual Carolina
Clemson tea dance tomorow night
in the Jefferson i otel ballroom
from 6 to 8 o'clock. Dancers w%ill
sway to the music of Melvin lemp
hill and his orchestra. The K.\'s.
who have alwvays been known for
their superior entertainment. have
promised that this danec will egnal
and exceed any of Iheir prior tea
dances which have been given for
the past forty years.
Leading the gra tumarel for the
newly elected officers are the fol
low sponsors: Nancy Randall for
}lcnry Priester, pre-idellt; Kit .\n
derson for Sunny \Ic\laniway, vice
prcsidcnt; Cretcln Gt-1 a (d'en for
'1'on I.indlev, secretary : ant .\Mar
tha AIurray Keller for Itoh Sin
'alt, historian. Th"ee otficer, are
successors to Donald NcKellar.
president; II enry" I'riester, \ ice
president; Sunnv -\le.\lanaway, sc
retary; and hoh Stnwalt, iti'toriain.
Highlight of the dance ,till be
Jean Jones' vocal rendition if Kap
pa Alpha .teetheart. Ilonured
guest of the K.\ chapter ttill be
Rev, itLcoil Frailpton, prot ince
conmandcr of Kappa Alpha.
YM Will Lose
Active Members
The Unit er.ity 1\I1CA w%ill begin
the fall semester witli a great loss of
actite members intiding the presi
dent. 'ice-president, and si\ commit
tee chairmn . hut is stil l..king for
w ard to an ettfectiv- an1. .1, ".i:1
)ear of a1ti\ ity.
t're'idecnt T, . n \\ :rren1 i< 1.:. in-;
the ."nierit>,i'y t" attenI the pi.-n,.l
clhipmlan schw."l at .\"Ihbu v 'ry 1 . 01e
\\', 'ice ksdet e'mint 1.. 4.1
ttne his stludies t..w.ar"d a chap.lainl
ship at lDnke.
Other' members o'.f it' cabline't who1
hase fotnl it nece-ary to resi, are:
3 i.itl R.tsseatt. co-c1airtan of tit'
Velpers Coni1nitee : .. .. Sa!nio l.
] lapp I lIontr : .\'igl"t P,iit er. p a.ier
gronp; Cireechl Roc :n1.d I1\s id i.t
tingham, Ntw\ s I .etter; and I. 1harlie
bl.'an, fr'eshmtan a"lvisor.
New r.ffi.".r and. cbairmn n ~i11 1-e
t1sen A the ti.'t reih1i 1l ii init .,i
the Jnni,or- eni..r gr.up1 inl the fall
s ie tir.
Blue Key Elects
Clary President
The I'n rity.1 of-'4.11th :{o llhn,
chapter of ltne Key. iati.tal hon
nrary and 'ervice iraternity, mnt
las t wseek ' to let t isieers ior thec
fall semesiter. N amied he' thle or
ganization as its news lead'ers were:
Decan Clary', president: ri
Y~oung, serreairy itrea-iirer. Ron,I
foir the fal termi n ill ineltih..h-ie
thie,e officiatl. Skimpi loiari,n.
\s'ard, and lomn \\'ir.
'The princ ipalI servsice of the ftra
ternity dlutrinig lhe fal termi wil he
the publicationi of its ainual Stunti
Directory', an invalinable aidi to
sittdents and faculty alike, which is
stated to appeatr toward the last of
the semester.
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Whenever You Shop, Look
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China & Gifts
Columbia's Largest
Hardware Store
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'Five Were Hanged'
Rings Down Curtain
On Summer Season
"Five Were tolanged," written and
dcirected by l'roiessor \lerrill (.
(hristophcr"on, was the final protic
tit n of the Uni\cr.ity P'layers' slut
mer season,
Tle plot inviwhctl Si\ girls who hld
viilunteereti to help ha le\t the crops
of a fariner in an elt'rt ti lo their
hit in the war pu:h. Ibut they lmale
their first m,take when thiy we nt
to the wt tong hot .i. They "were.
Ii) e c, wtelet netl ialtl aiale romu
fortable, bumt a selie. of wtientl int"i
ilents followe<l. ~1 he :t1plearance of
two tiitent of the ocentIt inl the
Iort s of' l' olessoir Skitla-ry aall I )r.
I'ecleron."13 atlceh a hnintroni s t"nuli.
lihe actit ttf the intire east wa
eontnu tlale, atl.l Iiii% Tnut'.,
excellcnit 1p.rtra\aI of tihe learling
role. that ft I.leaicnor .\liselle. markedl
her as an out,tatlingi atlhlitit to
'arolin.'s clratnatie cirle.
I'roic "'r 'ki.taru'y. hlowevelr, p0 0
idledI the mII..t homenro;l; in ciden-ito(f
the lay liel Ihe laticrl til' I rianigle
of 'I h th; aIls the pIoil rail, and
:Il '"' * lhl m i .m t\ein s ucubcil
iII the w tc ll." I I a:t(liince alplro-t 't
\'c e r lt lltltly.
l'uiir e r~ i b l . hec ,ccci dlis r\ es
Ii '-iii nc4t ily for a n ell- rittenl
pt; , hout at', ftir1 at tttuuIteuiII j(b of
directintg.
Thle t".It wta as folhm,\\ : Illck
l'irner, F":eianor \iiselh- '11 m1 \\ eir.
I )aray ; I ). t II c1.. lu lch; \ irgitia
\\'illianm I ts. I l ; EIthel Lot c Scide
man. Jo; \ irinia Str;clih, Jill: .\ar
cin ias, Lynne; !i ree teirn, l'eggy;
lilh l, ter, F.Iojise: ".andyt Sanfra
teill. IT 1n; 16ay Nclb, l'r"tf. :l\it
;trn' ; lohln hil :tliil,. 1 )r.l'bhr
.tn : liin I 'li. The I l : \\:a ie
1I -I. IIb."1, Ilhe \ 1 i '.
-52 To Graduate This Term
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htuthia.
:hichclor of S ienci in lIectrical
I ngincec in"g: JIhlin l;ci iarl t rin
<h ( tirensboro. :. ('.: ;\nguo,t
lei;ui' lit:' er, J r.. thatanut.g;,
Tenn.: 11t.1bert Ni1lb)rn11 chaefer.
\,.rth1 \\ ilkei l, r., N. C.: I.nt"chl
Sinith, Ir., t'o tlum i.t: I leriiani I:.I\
1c icce.i: .\l .\ innt illc , I c.
i ;its il.r if ',l i lm e iln lharn:.il
( ]b:nt b , I o m,t 1.,; litlhek, Blair:
't " ) : l t;in , ( a ly, 1)1 ,ill t1:
.sher :l :I I),I,.c,n ih lge,, .\I rtle'
I:rat ht: Edu- ardl I.a lren r .\I I . r ...
t .\u iens: .\lIIrra\ I:.dwin R2ttlgert.,
Ir., t .hll;lblta: \\ trr it (n1le'n
'I,arpe, 1;rrtn\ille: lion,l Ophellia
.'ii\ \\ c,t (cohncnhia.
lhat li I.i oif I. n\: I te"t'th !ie-t
It -i t,ot. I irr'nt r: l l. nm, Ii:.
.ii'i tcrei.c.n,I Jr.clicihnia: Sariahl
I. nc~ is I *ra dcn, I 'chnhcia : l i ,rge
Tilbicn i r c ry,c .Ir., Chr,tcr
Iiucll.i . I k I cigc ii i bcc ui
.\laster ci of .s llin y \\iflling.
iicccc lll erI I I. n.
el1 iele c "ccrei.i i: i N Sic iie .
R Is i'N \tuill. EhIcm :cSara
l.-.hcheth 1)cn:.Ii -. IlLo k-i.ck :
ANinc- I.o . \cc Ilrin.i cchnnhiia:
I.oica .\Nn .\litgcono ry, 4'ceer.
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COLUME
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SBig TI
The
Above are the sponsors for the KI
Clemson game. They are, top, left tl
Sunny McManaway, vice-president;
Keller for Bob Sumwalt, historian.
Library Adds "The World
Of The Arabs" By Byng
\ 'rcent :.bbilia t o t he ll luni1 "e -
tiuil of thet I nixtt ily (.ih,rari is Tlhe:
\\411rb4 of the \rabs< by\ 1:.<lwar1I J.1
It. tnL. "I his hionk in: "entt a Vi\ idl pir
tlre ,tf the life, lalbits. an<l spirit of
the \rab Iteople in the tear l.act. It
ai\ c the people of the uestern n, il
a trie in.;tglt l on thie ptrobttlenia of tih
.\ rah p eltopile.
\\11,1 ti t-r il ha ittu n t' Il at of 1De
li\c ran lt is a new \ni,i'tt of tt ar
ina Sort. ther ng wivs ellict the
bartlithils of all the nlationls fighting
aeain-I the (l1: ittisOf et"it,
Sa. rite Chaltnian t 'atIt. byr \lary
(Iay " . , i< a bii'glaphy,v of thte
t:ret uianl sntfrage leadNer. ltis
rehatc, IIh uNhole cttryof .\Ir,
t l lt t f'lr II th pac,age" of the
I Ct (et ntl, alllcnlltnieit. .\INlther new\
Ci. Melh on Hthe bCkelf islae,C
ngne ers Suppliaonte sryf
J9hn G. Ieni,anlis araS
ieAhl \\ .Jhsn'ne bok
iursda
r Sponsor For The
appa Alpha tea dance which will b
right, Nancy Randall for Henry I
Gretchen Gayden for Tom Lindli
Robinson To Head
Pre-Med Fraternity
Jerryduean Rhobin,on. :6i.in%' junior,
was elected pr"esilent of the campusn
chalpter of .\llha 1 .pcilont lelta, thle
iational pre-ntiedical fraternity for the
faii sciectcer. She suicceedls Charlie
lott w ho recently left for imetlical
school.
I )ther olficers rce ctc : iates
Rhys \\ illi;nns: Runtt Roggc, secre
tary: Iinry \\allace Conch, treas
inrer: and .\fa\iine Stnke<, historiani.
Freshmen To Report
On November Second
.\li.s I Iollaii of the registrar's of
fice ia; acl;e1 that all frclinen att
tratsfcrs icltitt to Root 3.02. I.r
t'otte I.'ollege, on the ntorning of No
s enther 2 for registration. Other
studenits wil0 r;;:;:t as follhms:
.'jpercla umient, Slo atn C.ollege:tt e
a te stotlett, .\ts Coiltege: andi ilaw
tulenit , P et igr i ollerge.
BEST WISHES FOR A
917 MAlI
MAIRSH A
KNOWN FOR QUW
1535 Main Street
T
y With
KA's
e held Thursday after the Carolina
riester, president; Kit Anderson for
y, secretary; and Martha Murray
Girl Reserve Group
Sponsored By Coeds
I hirten -ir: i lini the l -ni\ errity
\ .\ art spIn,arin;g (>irl Rtc(r\e
V1roup1, in- the t ari~n: mchool<: throngh
tit the ,ity Of (11,111hbia iI toier to
aidi .lMiss \'irginia IPri nty, (iirl Re
rvixe sctretarV rnili the city Y"\VCA,
in [Phti~'; ,i, im 1 ; n ti l th i, .
.\nne l)arly Ti<nl Jcne (;ood
are respns.iler ft'or the" gronItt, at the
\\\ e.ley (',mnutlfiry I I~t.e:; \nnr
I al i .ll,nAl a ("lta.t .\1~oble , ".p.
wtortlh ( )rphIanage: I.thcr (;rcurit.
I nit rsit ig igh S hl : L. I ,iter .
I rhier I i4l Sth, l : .\ nur Sears:on1
and \lite l rlt, lthinnhia Iligh
Sc Wi:\ ill c.ann,n ail L.ena (;il.
hecrl, \\ ardlawt Juni~r Iliigh Sc"hoot,;
I.ilb I illai Wind R Wby \\illiams.
I.,,gan (;raniiuia Scho ; anti -\ire
.Iarcthant. I land Juni~r I ighi SchlonI.
Pilot. just after tail.pin- '11 bet
5( pcrcent of the people down there
thonught we were going to be killed
Student: "es sir ' And 50 pert
centt of the people cop here t hotught
-o too."
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Tea .
Freshmen Entering
In November To Be
Entertained By YW
Brooksic Marshall, president of the
University YWCA, has announced
plans for entertaining the freshmen
upon their arrival at the University in
November and has released a com
plete list of YWCA Cabinet members
for the fall semestcr.
Freshniet have already been mailed
Carolina handbooks and a letter wel
coming them to Carolina. Upon reach
ing the campus October 31, they will
be welcomed by a committee of Univ
ersity town students who will serve
as guides.
A school days party will be given
the newcomers Tuesday night intro
ducing the members of Y Cabinet to
the girls.
Wednesday night a friendship circle
will be held in Maxcy lobby at which
time the outstanding members of the
Carolina student body and faculty
will address the freshmeb
Members of the Y Cabinet fur the
fall term are Brooksic Marshall.
president; Polly lillingim, vice-presi
dent ; Martha Walker, secretary ;
Anne Floshcimer, treasurer; Ethel
Lazar, vespers chairman: Edith Gold
man. interfaith; lelei Pride Craig.
publicity ; Nell Meyer, Christiat
service; Jeanette IlInlley and Anne
Royall, war wcurk.
Also, Mimi Wallace. social service
Bobby William:. sucials: latilton
Simpson, freshman ' Minerva Wil
son, sophomore V: Lib Ribelin, dia
eussions: Lib Mattison, library; .\lice
Marehant, Girl Reserve; and Lib
Sansbury, campus service.
G & B Announcement
All persons, V-12 or civilian,
leaving school at the end of this
semester please drop by the
Garnet and Black and leave
your home address in order that
your 1944 Garnet and Black
may be sent to you. Also, those
persons having their names on
the waiting list for annuals
must have pay for their an
nual before it will be sent. So
please come by the Garnet and
Black office and pay us $3.50
immediately.
All staff members!!! There
will be a very important meet
ing of the Business and Edi
torial Staffs Friday. November
3. at 5:00 in Harper 101. Im
mediate work will begin on the
1945 Garnet and Black. Assign
ments will be given out at this
meeting. We are already a se
mester behind in beginning
wbrk, so let's get off to a good
start and get this annual out on
time.
Anne Tison, Editor.
CABAN ISS
Exclusive Wo
1637 Main St.
GET THAT I
THE Ci
* Sandwi<
* ColdDi
* Cigaret
* School
* Student
Dance
Alumni Face Return
To USC Campus
Pleas For Campus News
Swamp Alumni Office
Do the alumni of Carolina wlto
are serving in our country's armed
forces overseas and in this country
look back on their days on Caro
lina's catmpu, as golden ones, ones
filled with fun perhaps a little too
much, and face their return to this
verdant campus awed with the mag
nitude of the things that they could
have, and will later do here to add
to their college life and to their life
after graduation?
Ask that question to Mr. Ralph
Lewis, secretary of the Alumuni As
sociation and his answer will be in
the affirmative. Into Mr. Lewis'
office on the campus pours every
day many letters from boys of Car
olina who were inducted or volun
teered before their graduation, let
ters expressing two desires-that
the Alumni Association continue
sending them the Gamecock and
that they had been a little more
level-headed and a little less frivo
lous about their work when they 4
were students at this institution.
Typical of the first desire was a
letter from Ensign Eddie I.eppard,
a f114 N ROTC graduate who is
now serving overseas. Eddie said:
"\\'hen we get mtail, we feel like
we can whip the whole German
army. \\'hen we don't, we feel like
whipped dogs." 1'ractically every
letter that comes to Mr. I.ewis' of
tice contains a plea for the Game.
i cock and the news of the campus
and of the alumni. In this Vespect,
the Alumni Association is able to
satisfy the alumni's wish and sends
out every week between five and '
right tltosand copies of the Game.
cock. The alutni page of the paper
is 0t mi0.t intterest to those detached
memn hers of the student body for otn
it, the"y find addres-e', of roommtates,
friends. and others along w ith their .
latest ldoings.
'I)ear Prof. \\'illiams:
It took tue about three weeks
ponderng to get that fir.t problem
in tli: a"sigtmincttt and then it
uiawened on tme that a 10 hlad to g;
in front of that N. That's one thing
abottt Ihi correpoolence work
\,ou can't snak in the back row of
the ch.; and hoie the professor
d1~e not cendf yOu to the board.
By the nav, if you have a little
brat named ltallentine in your clats,
for petes sake-, make him work.
You know, it's futny how a guy
catt change in a matter of a year or
so but now I see what a big fool I
was while mnessitng around at the
I'niversity.
I hope you dotn't mintd any gett ing
intformual but thItintgs like this have to
get off nmy chaest.
lBet wi- hes for an tentjoyale year.
Sitar ely ,
I H ~ed lHalletntine.''
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