Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Phi K( Nambl&ih' - by Mary I P( Rain, rain, its That of which Why the heck So that Carolin One of these days I'm goin go into the poetry business, from the frying pan into tht FEMININE FESTIVITIES CHI O's announce that th( a on account of it's Easter bu per usual. KAPPA DELTA's are plar Micky Black some time in the indefinite but they tell me th PI PHI's will give a "Stard tel Columbia from 9 to 1. The be held at 7 as of the same ev THE ZETAS had a drop everybody in general and it % have another for May Day w A TOUCH OF SPRING Betty Dillard of KD wear Robert Hirsch gave her. Blanche Strickland now ha But they aren't the only on DELT, has Mack Yates' KAI has a LAMBDA CHI cross Ernest Davis. FRATERNITY FROLICS KAPPA SIG's are makin which they plan to give in th they're having a "mustard in party next Wednesday eve. LAMBDA CHI's have stai heart (lance which will be g giving a houseparty sometim PHI SIGMA KAPPA gave dio last Saturday night and had a grand time. The SAE's are redecoratih lovely pastel colors of pink an doing the decorating so it rea The KA's entertained with at the Harrison sand pits. Pi some of the younger K.4's all SIGMA NU delegates to t\ the Edgewater Beach Hotel Routh and Charles Wickeni are also planning very much the local country clubs and v noon. There will be swiimir on in the evening, dancing, chestra to lend a sentimenta glorious affair will be held n to be somethin'. PHI KAP's pledge officers vice-president, Pete -yman urer, Charles Sheely and ser SIGM A CHii's had a p)arty l~ wvoodl Park last Saturday ev< everyvbodly had a mnighty fine t body was able to keep pretty is. Initiated as of Thu rsday T1racy, Rocky Mason, Vic Hau Pi KA's pledge officers i v'ice-presidlent, Edl Sa leeby;s er, Ed Keathly. The P1 KA's their "D)ream Girl" (lance wI the Hotel Columbia. They say be one of the best (lances ('a time." .Andlerson-C'arolinla (Club wi (lay, April 24th and all mlemlbe invitedl. They will meet in frc It dlefinitely is about that which means The End so Ish. CAROLINA ENGRAVING O(Q ULMA HERON Dressmakling - Alterations EVENING AND STREET DRESSES High Styled-Well Tailored Davis Apt. - 1724 Sumter St. Phone 3912? COMMERCIAL AND KODAI PHOTOGRAPH' 1726%/ Main Street : J.ppao fl// Around den Sha-whan )EA ;he darndest stuff we have had enuff, loesn't it go away? A students can play! to give up column writing and or do you think I'd be jumping fire? Don't answer that! v will not have coffee Sunday will continue it next Sunday ning a drop-in for May Queen near future. As yet the date is e plans are for something gay. ust Ball" April 26th at the Ho ir Founder's Day Banquet will ening. in last Sunday afternoon for as such a big success that they 'ekend. s a perty SAE pin which one Bob Boatwright's KA pin. es cause Mary Lib Nance, TRI p)in, and Jane Church, PI PII, and crescent given to her by big plans foi' a houseparty near future. In the meantime the middle, pickles on the top" 'ted planning for their Sweet iven May 10th. TheY also are e somewhere. a cabaret dance at Sloan's Stu from many reports. everYbody ig their inner sanctum in the d blue. Seymore and Eades are Ily ought to be. an exciting trip and party out other Rut Osborne chaperoned the way down to the beach. e grand chapter convention at in Chicago in June are Billyv 'erg. The "White Star" boys Df a part'. It will be at one of ill begin about 3 in the after g. tennis, golf, etc., and later soft oandlelight, a 5-piece or I atmosphere. This grand and ext Saturday and really ought are: president. Jimmy Yates; secretary, David Smith, treas geanut-at-arms, Sta nlev 0Oliv~er. onoring their pledges at Earle ninug. The brothers say that me even if a bit cool but every' war'm . . .around the fire that night are: Jim Thomas, .Jack 'ret t a nd 11lorace Posey. r:president, Roy Braswell; eretar', .John Vedder; t reasur are still making big l)lans for tich is being held May 3rd at andl I qluote : "It promises to 'olinja has witnessed in a long Il giv~e a wveinuer' roast Wedlnes r's and their dates ar'e of course nit of the infirmary at 5:45. time so [ will be saying "80" uist told me. WHERE OLD FRIENDS MEET and the YOUNG MAKE NEW ONES The University Grill 1008 Sumter Street COLUMBIA, S. C. (FINISHING DEPARTMENT ( AT ITS BEST Phone 2-1183 >igma Carolina Vets Give Dance In Field House The University of South Carolina Veterans association, known as Carolina Veterans, gave their first social function, an informal script (lance, Wednesday night, April 10. The dance was held in the Univer sity field house from 7:30 to 10:30 o'clock, with Roy Neal and his or chestra furnishing the music. The dance was open to veterans and non-veterans and was one of the first affairs planned by the veterans to help the students be conic more acquainted. The organization was formed last March, with Bob Stoddard serving as president. Vernon Sumwalt is ,chairman of the social committee. Juie Ball Is Cancelled By Social Conimittee Roy Garrelt, director of student activities at the University of South Carolina, has informed the Ger man club of the Social committee's action to cancel the June ball, which was scheduled for June 19. This action was prompted for three reasons (1) no girls will be allowed to remain in the dormi tories the night of June 19, (2) the spring term ends on the 19th and the summer term begins on June 20. (3) most of the Navy boys will be gone as graduating seniors have only foui-days leave. The German club was in charge of the June hall. Fellowship Hall Opened To Vets And Navy Studes The Service Center at Fellowship Hall of fphe First Presbyterian Church is open each Wednesday, Thursday ind Saturday nights to University of South Carolina vet 'i ans and Navy students. These students are asked to pre sent Ihtir athiletic card at the enl trance. A formal dam e will be givcn soon in honor of all veterans. This invitation applies to students of all denominations. Crow Speaks On -1onCIept Of God" Dean 0. F. Crow of the School of Education at the t'niversity of South Carolina addressed the Sopho more Y Council at thle weekly meet ing at I ps. mi.. April 10. Dean Carow's topir was "The Concept of God in the' Old sand New Testa mtents." Ini his talk Dehan Crow cont rast ed the pimitive idea of God as had bcy the primitive people in the Old Testament to the chian ged idea s trought abonut by Jesus in the New Testament. YOUR SHOPPIN PLACE FOR THINGS 1441 Mc LORICK OFFICE EQUI ** Office E * Office 5 Architects and Ei Phone 6176 : COLUMBI The Gamecoc Formc OII Delta Zeta--Sir Sorority---Frat Signha Chi fratenity -won first honors and Kappa Signa placed second in the flaternity stunt night show hlvid April 16 in Rutledge Col luge of the Ulniversity of South Carolina. The act, pie.umably de .ign(d to appeal t.o ihe "intellev tIlS." W.1gan With he leading of "Evangeline" hy "Pi ofe.soi" Ed Bouchei. aid turned out to be a regular "helizapoppin" affa i. led Master of Ceremonies Dick \'an derVeen. Kappa Sigma's second honors were won by thcir portrayal hf Te Shloting of Danl NIeGrew." Seven fiaternities pariticipateel in the piogiam: Pi Kappa Alpha. "Kil roy Comes to Carolina": Lambda Chi. "Registration Day For A Fresh man"; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. "The Shooting of Dan McGiew"; Kappa Alpha. "Elizabeth and Essex"; and Pi Kappa 1h1i. "Dr. P. K. Phio's Dis sectioll. Admission was 25 eit s. Proceeds were (Lonated to the World Student Service Fund. R. G. Bell, director of the4. "Y" office, and Di. J. 3. Me Zoaughy we're judges. D)elta Zeta sorority won the cup )resentedl by Pan-11lieleib at thei Eison's Flowers PHONE 2-4620 '1428 MAIN SMART TO WEAR tin St. COUCH PMENT Co. ~quipment u ppl ies igineers Supplies 924 Gervios St. A, S. C. SDan ma Chi Win Stunt Nights sorority stunt night Wed nsdav night in the Chapel. The winning --kit was the )elta Zet. interpreta tion of a man's ditam afto-i readinz E-squir.. Delta Doelta DIelta placcd sp-cond with "Sam's Swevetheart" and Alrolha Delta Pi placed third with a talent show. The skits given tY the (other sororities weie "A Quiet Evening At I Ilome" by Chi Omega: "'lhe Garden of Eden" 1 Katpa olta: a pictorial history of AK-:Phi 1v Alpha Epsilon Phi: a Iick TravY Skit by Pi Lea Phi: and " ome Iome lerman1 bY Zeta Ta .\lpha. JeIrr .\eecham. master of (.0-re nonies. sant "Boot 131m k Jack" and "Sleepy Time Gal" and Winter Grif fith sang "If You Are But A Dream" after the prograi. It was announced that .av Hlan son had been eleclted winner of the Male Beauty Contest. It was also announvedt that t I amount taken in during the WSSF dIrive on the campus so far totals nover $700. includi ng thle proeeeds from the two stunt nights. LET OUR TR~ PERSON NEL SELECTION WEDDIN< Gifts For A Visit Our RUFF HARD 1649 M. WI Your C Broadcasting S 1490 K. C. A t The .cecl T .Ce Sponsors for the Phi Kappi Sigma fraternity dance held tonight are shown above: Mary Lib Nance for David Smith, president; Sara Cauthen for Lynn Brady, vice president; Ann Clark for Saied Ameen, secretary; Carolyn Bean for John Herin, treasurer; and Nita Owens for Eddie Helms, dance chairman. 'Like Hula Shows? Tunnel Of Love? Come To Carnival! The independent carnival on April 27 includes a Ifula Show with Burma Ilaidee, Laur-ic( Ra.,heed. Gloria Palladini. Kittv Baldwin. Ma ita Crymes. Thomasine Padhurg has organized anothei interesting show ralled Aiabian Nights with magicians. etc. Cliffo d Ilardy. Tick Chapman. Mai tel Connor. and Bet ty Connor are going to do rhunibas. sambas, tangos. and what havs you in a show caiid "'rh Latin Quat t tr. There wkill i a (uoukt ail -a d n" %% hei, one can go in and partake of reffeshintit and wat(h the flior show and listen to a seaiching otoch singur whose nam has not been disclosed yet. There vill he two foi tune tilleir, Nladamo, Sl#-ki Cheke, who consult mnen ol. and Ahdul Egah Pevah. \%ho oinsu lts ladies only. The Tunnel of T.m , \ i oing 1, he something new and full of sur prises. Thete nie fishing hooths. hingo booths, hoop throwing. daits and othet thin,s at which hamitt ful priz-s may ). won. Most of the prizes will lie by coutrtevy of th# Columia nierchants. Also during the (dance altert wat ds. there wvii lie jittei-bu: contest. with riz foi7A o i n arit~o klNED SALES UIDE YOUR OF SPRINC, ;GIFTS. I/ Occasions Gift Det. WARE CO. AIN ST. (IX olumbia ystem Station Top Of The Dial onight Ball To Be At Columbia Hotel; Cavaliers Play The Alpha Eta chapter of Phi <appa Sigma fraternity wi). give heir first formal in several years riday, April 19. in the ballroom of he lHotel Columbia from 9 p. m intil I a. m. The Carolina Cavaliers inder the direction of Roy Neal Kill play. Decnations fo the ballroom in. ,lude crepe streamers suspended [rom the ceiling intexspersed with mnulti-coloted ballrooms and a large black and gold nialtese cross to be situated back of the bandstand. A crystal bill spot light will illumi nate ths- whole dance floor. Officers and sponsors for the for mal are: David Smith. prPsident, with Mary Lih Nance; Lynn Brady. vice president, with Sara Cauthen; Saied Ameen. secretary, with Ann Clark: John Ilerin, treasurer. with Carolyn Bean, and Eddie Helms, danct chairman, with Nita Owens. Rules For Soncy Fest Distributed Fraternities and sororities wvill again compete in the Alpha Kappa Gamma Song Fast on May 22. at the University of South Carolina. All Gieek letter social organiza tions and the indopendent. groups will jeceive a copy of the song fest rules by Monday night. The rules for this year's contest are stated below: 1. Not less than thrtee people may rep esent an organizat ion. 2. Only piano accompaniment may he ts ,(,. 3. No solos will h allowed. 4. Only active and pledge meni hi's enrolled at the University may tepr,sent an organization. i. Each group may sing two songs. one of which may be a nwlody of songs. 6 Costumes ate left entire!. to tie organiation. The judes for the contest will ha musicians who are not connect ed with the University in any way. They will judge each gloup ar cording to musical ability and stage presenec. The win nets in the Song Fest last sprin were Delta Delta Delta sotority and Sigma Nu fraternity. If ian oiginization win,- the Song Fvest au for 11htea successive years, hat 01 ganizantion may keep thae cup. Delta T)elta D)elta sorority has won he cuxp fox two successive years. Alpha Kappa Gamma sponsors th Soang Fest each slpring to riaise money fr thie A\NG scholarship fund. BRADFORD Radio Service COLUMBIA'S LARGEST RECORD STOCK 1840) Main St. Phone 81:11 EFFtCIENCY KITS SIMPLIFIED SKIN CARE Designed to de the most fc the skin In the shortest' meosjr e of time. Ktt fe Normal Skin -- 6.25 Kit for Dry SlWi - 5.50 Kt for OIly SkW - 6.00 Kit for Slemlished Ski - 5.30 FcearkAS K a ld. l's to ax Eksaobeh Ar'den preooro,,ona Cainmbia,. C.