The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 10, 1946, Page Page Two, Image 2

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Lambc First Formal Since National Charter Epsilon-Psi Zeta of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity will give its Cross and Cresent Ball tonight, its first formal dance since receiving nation. al charter, from 9 p. m. until 1 a. i. in the ballroom of the Hotel Jeffer son. Music will be furnished by the Carolina Cavaliers under the direction of Roy Neal. Officers of the fraternity and their sponsors are Dudley Greer. president, with Louise Bull; "Ish" Moore, vice president, with Sara Cline; Chester Wingate, secretary. with "Pinkie" Bartlett: "Bunny" Hayden, treasurer, with Lynn hook; Charles Myers, social chair man, with Evelyn Chabers; and Walter Myers, dance chairman, with Betty Weaver. Decorationo Deeorations for the ball will In clude alternate chanderliers of pur pie and gold, the fraternity colors. The fraternity crest will ornament the floor-length mirrors around the ballroom. Back of the bandstand will be the Gt ck letters of the fra ternity in gold. Potted palms and floor baskets of mixed flowers will be used as further decorations. The sweetheart of the hall will be intro duced during the grand march, A drop-in will he held during the intermission at the residence of M r. and Mrs. A. 11. layden of 520 Sims avenue for Lambda Chi's and dates. Special guests of the ball will he President and 'Irs. Norman M. Simitih, Profesor an( Nits. John mc Conaughy. Aliss Nelle Dxuglas, Roy Garrett, busilness manager of the University and fraternity brothers from the University of Georgia and Georgia Tech and alumni. The Love Picture You've Waited For... SARATO6~ TRuNK" Starr ing 4 DAYS Starts SUNDAY Carolina GETTING GIRTIE'S GARTER DENNIS 0'KIE FE MARIE McDONALD GAME OF DEATH IOhIN L ODER AUDREl'Y LON(1 Strand INVISIBLE MAN'S REVENGE JON HALL EVE.LYN ANKERS Five Points FROM THIS DAY FORWARD JOAN FONTAINE MARK STEVENS la Chi 4'I 1 Each Fraternity 'I Tenement To Hoi In a ievent letter to all friater nities on the I'niversitv of Souilh Cat o (na ca1IMs, Roy L. Gari1et of the 'niveisity business office, in folmed f-iraternity miellbers 11hat be ginning with the 1946 fall semesiir, fiatelnities will go back on the pre war basis of having a itvnement per frternity to house all nienihers of that chapter. Coker. Thoinwel lel r yr., snil Wood-o.x dormintoes will he used 1946 Gr4 Prepare for a Su Wit~e for a ne Draughon's Bu! Columbi< Approved by the State ID The National Association of A We C Standard Busi Life Membership In Draugi LEARN T 001"*ELA 1409 Main Street Men's Fine HATS - SHOES Al When~, You Thin,k n Selling, Leasing, Fii REAL I ALWAYSI Claude E. Crei "The Largest and Mot 1246-1248 Lady Street Phones: 2-4382 Columbia, So Forn Lambda Chi 'o Have Own .se Chapter for this purpose. In Coker and Me Bryde, Ihe fraternities will each have a floor, while those in Th.o1n well and Woodrow,will he provided witi i teneiflnt. Rental rates in Coker and 'Mv B3ryde will he $40 a semester per student, with three men to a room. Nates in Thornwell anid NoIIow will he $30 a semester per sudoilnt with four men to a suite. Reserva limns for rooms may he made indi 3duates (Wessful Future w Cat alog to iness College. .. s. C. epartment of Education creditedt Commercial Schools ness Courses ion's Employment Bureau HE WAY NI) CO. Columbia, S. C. st Clothing AD FURNISHINGS ' Bluying, Building, Iancing or Insuring STATE REMEMBER ison Company t Active in the State" (Cor. Lady & Sumter) 2-4383 2-1308 uth Carelina 1 Tc Sponsors Recreation Center Open By Methodist Wesd'. I -oundat ion has an 11011ced thal its student ree-ation vent-1r will open Saturday evening. May 11. The c(-nier will occupy the space formerl.v used by the service center, which is located back of the main audiSIifrium oi tne Washington Street Methodist church. corne of Marion and Washington street. just four blocks from the campus. Activities at the center will In clude dancing. ping pong. rheekers, radio, piano, singing, refrr-hment., and other attractions. The (enter will be open ever.v Saturday evening for students, so plan to he on band every or any' Saturday evening for a good time. vidually at $10 per person. or in a lump sum, paid hy the fraternity. A suite of rooms in each tene nment or on each floor will serve as chapter rooms. YOUR SHOPPIb I PLACE FOR THINGS 1441 h FOR REAl Shop T HE Cl * Bracelets With Univt * Desk Ligi With Unive Men's Writ $27.50 t< night 'BSU Plans For Annual Banquet Will Frank Steeley w%ill be one of the speaWra at the S,uth Bap list Convention in Miami, Florida. Johni Riwr. president of the University B. S. 1.. announces. The B.S.I'. also announces that it is giving a party at Broad River Saturday. May 11. All students in terested in going will meet in front of the War Memorial. Sumter and Pendleton streets at 5:30 p. in. Will Frank Steeley, social vice. preeident of the group has an nounced that the annual Spring~ Banquet for' it.S..ers wilt he Sat 11rday evening. Jiune 1. Tickets will soon he on sate and students are urged to contact Steeley or Helen L.eppard for them at once. IG SMART TO WEAR lain St. . VALUES At INT E EN $5.50 irsity Seal iters $3.00 irsity Seal it Watches a $39.50 at Je by Mary Hei Life the most amazing thing that all of us have but It's something that is ours I thing we do is part of it. Thai its best to think before we j they're mighty right. The AD Pi's are working their dance next Friday night paid a visit to the chapter las KD's had a drop-in for Ma. afternoon. The rooms on eit opened to accommodate all th lovely time. Chi Omega will be visited I representative and a chapter ( or Friday afternoon. Becky N crescent of Kappa Sig given t The new initiates of ZTA Fran Workus. Pi Phi's new officers for Shoun, president; Barbara I)i corresponding secretary; Vir bara Brown, pledge supervis< The Lambda Chi's are busy making arrangements for t the ball is over these brother party at Thomas Manor, M. pledging last Monday and plc Ganuy, and Sonny Brunson. Phi Kappa Sigs held initial new members are: William Griffin, Ewell Block, Jr. The ty at Sloan's studio Saturday things, there will be a floor s Phi Epsilon Pi has big phu be held at the Riverside Cou the first to be held in the pa everywhere have been invite( to make it a "Red Letter I)a. tiated into the fraternity Satt The pledge class of Sigma I the party they are giving fc It will be given at Johnny E( body will bring dates. Plans Sweetheart I)ance to be givE man Henry Griffith says thii ing the chapter at the nationa Buster Coleman and I-d Bouc to attend and someone said " ventions and wouldn't miss it Pi Kappa Phi's were visite past weekend. George DeLay th r Chb. The pledge. swimming party for the a George's Pond. The KA's are planning fol house party next weekend anl tion in the near futur A gr tonight and most likely will h Kappa Sig p)ledges selected night and in honor of these hi day night at Sesqui. The new actives of Siqma, Dani Hndlerson. Roy young, Ga,an Vilson Springs. Pre alumni Fletcher Spigner, a par field. Following the ceremony, legiate Inn was enjoyed by th< Thats all there is, there is your' news in by four. Informal Dance Tops WSSF Drive An informal dance will he held wednesdayv evening. May 15. from S till 10:30. In the Naval Arm-. ory. Roy Neal and the Carolnna "Look For The Dog" MEH LMAN'S 1427 M BUSINESS S 920 Main Street COMPLETI INKS - PENCILS - DRAWIN YOUR MOST CONY JOYE BK CLEANING Expert WorArmonship "Conveni.nt Phone 821S fferson 1/Arond en Shawhan thing in the world. Its some few of us really appreciate. ,o make or break and every. 's the reason they tell us that ict I guess, and I'm thinkin' ighty hard on the plans for . Doris (Jones) Harden, alum, t weekend. v Queen Mickey Black Friday hIer side of Sims lobby were e people and everybody had a his weekend by -their national Irop in will be held in her hon lelton now wears the star and o her by one Duncan Herin. are Liz Stuart, Cat Reid and the fall semester are: Mary Idd, vice-president; Sue Rives, *inia Williams, treasurer; Bar. ir; Jane Lanier, rush captain. as a swarm of bees these days eir big (lance tonight. After s plan to take off on a house rtle Beach. They had formal dged Fred& Atkinson, Marion ion last weekend and the four ooper, Everett Dean, Marion .oys are planning a Tacky par. night and among many other is for their alumni banquet to try Club on May 19th. This is 4t few years and alumni from I and the brothers really plan ,." Ilyman Fechter will he ini. rday 11th. Thi is sparing nothing to make ,r the actives a great success. len's lake and of course every are also progressing for the n May 24th and (lance chr.ir igs are shaping up. Represent I convention in Chicago will be her. Many of the brothers plan lhey've heard about these con for the world." ri by Lt. (jg) Jimly Bell this was elected new treasurer of ate planning a sim)ly splashy etives Tuesda.y afternoon at the future. They will have a d are planning to have initia Dup will venture' out to Sesqui 4 ave quite a time. their b)ig brothers the other g br'others, had a party Thur's Knas of Mondlay night are: John 8ailey' Littlejohn, Lloyd sent at the initiation w"ere two 4 president, andl William Scho an infor'mal party at the Col old and the new actives. in more and p)eople, please get As Carolina is stiIll far short of its goal of $1500, it L.s hoped that a great mn.v of t he students w'ill at tend the dane.". as this Is the last event of the world Student Service F"unldi dice. Admission w'ill be 25c. Record Headquarters RECORD BAR oin Street UPPLY CO. Columbia, S. C. 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