The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 25, 1946, Page Page Five, Image 5
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By Martha Haltiwanger
Well, well, imagine this . . . here we are with practically
nothing to write about that would even make sense ... but,
you know us, we'll have to make something out of nothing.
.. . Now, just how should we start this article-with men or
with mice ... 0. K. You win... HERE'RE THE MEN....
The Phi Epsilon Pi boys had a stag in their frat rooms
Sunday afternoon, January 21; and the 27th they'll all jour
ney out to Doc Crawford's pond for a little (?) party in hon
or of all their members who will graduate in February.
It promises to be a fine party.
And the highlight of Sigma Nu is their "White Rose For
mal" which will be danced the night of February 1, from 9
to 1.... All the Sigma Nu dates will be given the emblematic
white rose corsages and "pin" favors. . ..
Members of Phi Kappa Sigma enjoyed a party out at the
Cayce Women's Club on Saturday, January 19. . . . Every
body joined in the dancing, bingo, and bridge. . . . The Phi
Kappa Signia pledge officers are Clarence McEachern, pres
ident; Buddy McEachern, vice-president; and James McGee,
secretary. . . . Their new active is Theo Boone and their re
cent visitors were Jimmy Williams, Glenn Roddey, Sam
Moyle, and George Hamiter. . . .
New officers of Pi Kappa Phi are John Holland, president;
Bob Lake, treasurer; Tom Fowler, secretary; Ted Metier,
historian; Paul Weiler, Chaplain; Bill Link, warden; George
Brier, Inter-Fraternity Council representative; and Cliff
Hardy, German Club representative.
Members of Pi Kappa Alpha are planning a party Febru
ary 2 in honor of their graduating seniors. . . . All this will
take place in the Legion Hut in Maxcy Gregg Park....
The members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon are making plans
for a big party Saturday night.... The place-could be any
of many but it might be at Senator H1ammond's. . ..
The Sigma Chi's threw a big nig)t club affair out at Man
or Hill Recreational Hall last Saturday night. . . . Chick
Shiels was the Master of Ceremonies. . . . And in this er.pa
a city he might have been mistaken for Bob Hope, W. C. Fields
or almost any other of those people. . . . Winter Griffith, the
"Cruising Crooner" was also there. . . . "Foz" Neal and the
"Unholy Three" entertained with some "Selections from the
Classics." . . . Jack Whitlock and Harry Postel came out with
a piano duo, "Chopsticks" and "My Gal's a Corker," etc....
Lambda Chi Alpha will initiate Jack Bowden, Bunny Hay
den, Ray Clark, Fred Back, and Keith Edwards into their
brotherhood Saturday night. ... Ray Parks is a new pledge
from Mississippi. . . .
THEE AND ME...
Wilhelmina Fletcher, a ZTA pledge is the proud wearer
of Henry Couch's Pi Kappa Phi fraternity pin....
Mickey Black is pinned to George Langstaff, Signu N....
The engagement of Jane Middlebrooks, an alum of Chi 0,
has been announced. . .
ALWAYS SAVE THE BEST TILL LAST...
New pledge officers for Pi Beta Phi are Jackie Pierson,
president; Betty Lou Hood, vice-president; Dottie Perkins,
secretary; Barbara Dudd, treasurer; Lucy Clarkson, histor
ian; Doris Schmucker, scholarship chairman; and Sue Rives,
activities chairman....
The Zeta Taui Alpha pledges are planning a party for Tues
day night, .January 29. . . . And Pinkie Bartlett will be an
active of Zeta Tau. Alpha, come Wednesday night, January
30....
The pledges of Alpha Epsilon Phi entertained the pledges
of the other sororities Tuesday afternoon with a most de
lightful party in the rooms in Maxcy lobby. .. .
Ricky Hedrick andl Margaret Fowler are the new initiates
of Chi Omega. . . . They were formally initiated Monday
night. .. . And the Chi 0 pledges are planning an 'ce cream
p)arty in the Chi 0 room in Sims tonight....
Newly elected Chii Omega off icers are: Petty Malcolm,
* president; Helen Parler, vice president; Jean Serio, secre
tary; Jeanne Sargeant, treasurer; and Sally Anderson,
pledge mistress.
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Delta Delta Delta sorority akt til
Hotel Columbia in honor of its pl<
Carrier; center left, Mildred Belq
left, Jane Campbell, treasurer, w
Senior-Coeds
Are Asked To
Choose Silver
Towle Silversmiths have sent a
silver display -of 12 of their mosl
popular patterns to AKG, nationa:
honorary women's sorority on the
campus at the University of South
Carolina.
Each year the Towle company
sends a display so that a poll can
he'taken of the senior girls at the
U niversity. This way they discove
which pattern is most popular with
the senior girls all over the United
States. Each girl is given a card as
she looks at the display; on it she
places her choice and her reason
for her preference.
Convocatlions
continued from page one
McBryde---Room 13-Col. Nix
on.
Legare---Room 101--Dr. iIar.
Barbara Brasington will preside
at con'.ocat ion Wednesday morn
ing, and "Realism of One World"
wilt he the subject of Dr. Phifer's
speech. Dr. F. W. Bradley will pre
side at the faculty luncheon, and
Lt. Comdr. W. W. Lumpkin wilt be
the guest speaker.
Forums for Wednesday night are
as follows:
7:00 $nowden- Room 20 -- Rabbi
Jacobs.
SIgma Chi--Ten. 15-Dr. Shep
pard.
Kappa Alpha-Ten. 15 -Col.
Nixon.
Kappa Delta - - Sims -- Lt.
Comdr. Lumpkin.
llarper-Elliot t-Ten. 17 - Lt.
Col. Morris.
Coker--Parlor --Rev. Grady.
8:30 Preston 3-Study - Lt. Col.
Morris.
Preston 2 Port Study- RabbI
Jacob)s.
Preston 2---246 -Capt. McIn
,tosh.
Convocation Thursday morninag
will be led by Joe llammock, and
Dr. Lee Sheppard will speak on
the "Imperativ'e Brotherhood of
Man." The seminars will he held
that afternoon, but no forums will
be held Thursday night.
"A Good P1
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OPEN ALL NIGHT
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Phi Sigma Kappa
Alumni Plan
Active Chapter
A group of alumni from Phi
Sigma Kappa fraternity of the Uni
versity of South Carolina met Mon
day, January 21, to discuss plans for
forming an active alumni chapter.
It was decided to meet the first
Monday night in every month for
supper and meetings. A list of
alumni in the vicinity of Columbia
was drawn up. and one member of
the chapter will be responsible for
the program each time.
The active chapter on the canm
pus met Monday night also, and
plans were made for a party Sat ur
day, January 26. at the American
Legion Hlut in honor of the new
pledges.
A committee was formed to make
arrangements for a Founders' Day
dance, which will he given around
March 15. The dance committee,
consists of Ray Britt and Eliot Mc
Cants.
YW Cabinet Has
New System For
YWCA Elections
The YWCA cabinet at the Uni
versity of South Carolina met Tues
(lay at 6 p. m. to discuss changes
in electionofofcrtoalY
offices. o f cr oalY
It was decided that only active
members in YW and YW cabinet
wvill be allowed to vote. It was also
decided that a completely new cab
inet would be elected ope month
after the beginning of the March
UnpaidPledges
Due At Y Office
The YWVCA of the Univer sity of
South Carolina has written letters
to all contibutoris to the fi nane
campaign for the YWCA, thanking
them for their cooperation and
stating the amount pledged or' due
to the Y.
Pledges that are yet unpaid may
he paid to Esther Gregorie, treas
urer, or to the Y office. This will
he the final round-up of payment
of the Y pledges.
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tertaining at a formal dance from
sorority: Top, Betty Childs, presi
center right, Laura Dowe. vice pr
ht, Esther Gregorie, dance chairm
New Members
Elected To
Beaux Arts
Beaux Arts, on the campus of
the University of South Carolina,
has elected 19 new members. Elev
en of this group are girls; the othet
eight, boys.
The new members are: Jay Han
son, Bob Marsh, Carl Stone, Tank
Chapman, Ilugh Carrie, Marion
Powell, Herb Beitel, Gwynne Wil
son, Lihhy Milling, Caroline Pope,
Jinx Giles, Ethel McCants, Edna
IHill IIaynes, Betty McCreight. Bet.
ty Childs, Betty Koty, Sidney Jones,
Jesse ewis, and Anne Stephan,
Supper Given
For Assembly
The Co-Ed Association at the
University of South Carolina had
a supper for the members of the
state llouse of Representatives and
the Senate Wednesday night at '7 in
the lobby of Sims College. All the
sorority rooms nn the front of the
college were opened for the occa
sion.
On Devine St.
Everything foi
Boy ai
sweaters, si
and Hose f<
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ledges
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9 to 1 o'clock Friday evening at the
dent, whose escort will be Hugh
Lsident, with Joe Lumpkin; bottom
in, with Mart Smith.
Wade Hampton
Gives Drop-In
For Veterans
The Co-eds In Wade Hampton
dormitory presented a drop-in Sun
day afternoon, January 26. from
four until six p. m. for the men
students on the campus who are
discharged veterans.
Martha Cox, house president, was
In charge of the drop-in. Refresh
ments of punch and cookies were
served.
So far, the figure of the number
of veterans who expect to enter in
March stands at 1,000. In order to
accommodate this number, plans
have been made to move the co-eds
out of Coker, to continue putting
three students in each front room
of Sims, and not to admit any new
out-of-state' students.
LOST: Valuable Ladies' Plati
num Wrist Watch with initials
"B. G. J." Please return toj
Nancy Hale, Maxcey College,
Box 714. Reward.j
at Five Points
the College
id Girl
irts, Blouses
>r the Girls
ings for the Men
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Fonight
Blanket Bids to
All Fraternities
On Campus
Sororities Are Given
Four Invitations; Out
Of Town Guests Invited
Alpha Lamda chapter o Delta
Delta Delta sorority will present a
formal dance at the Columbia Hotel
on Friday, January 25, from 9 p. m.
until 1 a. m. Blanket bids were
sent to all the fraternities on the
campus. Others invited are four
representatives of each sorority on
the campus, and many town and
out-of-town boys who do not attend
the University, or who are not In
fraternities.
The Tri-Delta officers in charge
of the dance are: Betty Childs,
Laura Dowe, Mildred Belser, Jane
Campbell, and Esther Gregorie.
Betty Hendley is chairman of the
decoration committee, and those
assisting her are: Nell Miller, Jane
Campbell, Betty Childs, Sara Bull,
Nancy Nash, and Byrd Murray.
The dance is in honor of the new
pledges of the sorority. There will
be four no-breaks and one special
no-break for just the Tri-Delts and
their escorts. A special feature of
the dance will be the announce.
ment of new Delta Delta Delta sorN
ority officers for the forthcoming
year:
The new pledges are: Kate Elli
son, Betsy Fridge, June Henry,
Mary King, Jean Lumpkin, Ann
Moore, Byrd Murray, Norvelle Mo.
Master, Nancy Nash. Martha Par.
ker, Marianne Reaves, Nancy Ruff,
Delores Shuler, and Pauline Trot
ter.
Music for the occasion will be
furnished by an orchestra.
KSK Banquet
Given Soon
Kappa Sigma Kappa, national
honorary leadership fraternity at
the University of South Carolina, is
having Its first of three banquets
held each year February 8 at 8:30
p. m., in the Jefferson Hotel.
The guest of honor will be Capt.
Ralph C. Needham.
Officers for Kappa Sigma Kappa
for this semester are: Evans Hart,
president; G. L. Blake. secretary;
Bob Schaus, treasurer; and John
Herin, corresponding secretary.
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