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Fraternties PM EDMOND TYLER Around The Campus PINS Among those pinned are Minnie Holmes, ADPi, and Bill Murray, SAE; Frances Bryant and John Gardner, Phi Kappa Sigma; and Jeanne Sergeant, Chi 0, to Guion Phillips, Phi Kappa Sigma at UNC. RINGS Bam Moody, KD alum, now wears Jimmy Ratliff's ring on that well known finger-This happened last week end. Congrats! 'WEDDINGS Louise Gilmer and Bill Brooks, Phi Kappa Sigma, spoke their vows recently. Opal Isenhower, DZ alum, was married j to Reedy Davis recently. Jean Huff and Bob Richardson re cently said their "I do's" .. . AND AS FOR THE SORORITIES Kappa Delta officers for the coming semester are Jeanne Early, president; Jean Wallace, vice president; Libby Dun can, secretary; Trudie Leonard, treasurer; Mary McQueen, assistant treasurer; and Lillian Love, editor. KD's will hold their waffle supper this Thursday from 6 'til 8. Chi Omega's Ricky Hedrick is visiting in Florida for a week, with her parents. Delta Delta Delta held a state chapter meeting in Charles ton last week with Alpha Nu chapter, from College of Char leston. Delta Zeta actives becames pledges and pledges became actives last week when the big sisters did as they were told. c Alpha Delta Pi held a drop in last week for the Lambda t Chis. Next week the Pi Lambs are on the slate. Tri Delta pledges went en' masse to dinner and movie Tuesday night. ,' Alpha Epsilon Phi members and dates were entertained t with a drop-in at the home of Helene Stein and also by a c drop-in by Beverley Gergel, Friday night before the dance. Sunday, the pledges are giving a tea' dance in honor of the 2 actives in the chapter room. FRATERNITY COMMENTS The Kappa Sigs held initiation Sunday for Billy Crockett, Fred Locke, Fred Gantt, Bobby Riddle, Stewart Gregg, Her man Burrell and Pat Baxter. Wednesday night the Kappa Alpha's held formal initia- I tion for Ham Jones, DuPre Lyles, Bud Jeter, Bobby Os- - borne, Billy Shull, Buddy Talbert and Buddy Richardson. New treasurer for KA is Harvey Shaw and president of -the pledge class is Buck Jennings. Pi Lambda Phi will journey to UNC in early March to initiate eight neophytes, after which they 'will be feted by a dance with all the trimmings. I The Pi K4ppa Phis were hosts to Kappa Deltas last Sun day. They breakfasted and churched. POE-HEM Don't give "What's Left." Give first to W.S.S.F. Complimne'ou ba are 01 917 MaIn Street Columbia Hotel 'COLUplBIA, s. C. Coming -'U March 1st SKLBEUY GAY-CMDAN FROSTEDSPE-T MUSICAL SPECTACLE ON REAL. . TRULY A NEW o ERA IN 14 ENTRTINMNTCOMEDY' ANDT IG ICE -lO~ All ITOllM~ '4% 6 D)AYS ONL.Y MARCH 1-6 ightly 8:30 Sun. Mat. 2:30 SeantK Now P'rices on Sale $2.60 51.95 'McGretror'sIr' $1.30 Renre Tax i. .edge 12 )ne of the six big production nu' uditorium March 1 to 6,.is "At th4 'he first major ice spectacle 'to be Art Supply Stc For Use Of Ca, )arty For Members 3f Newman Club fo Be Held Tonight The Newman Club of the Uni 'ersity will sponsor an informal arty tonight from 7 p. m. until 12 m. at the Jumper country home n the Camden highway. Mem era and their dates will meet at :30 at Maxey dormitory and go ut to the party by bus. Dancing, boating, card playing, nd eating will be the features of he evening, Mary Jumper, social hairman, has announced. The Newman Club is an organi ation of Catholic students of the Jniversity and is headed by John ty Roberts, president. Mildred durphy is secretary, and Jean ,dgar holds the office of vice resident. The club recently sponsored a paghetti supper at St. Peters 'arish Hall. ALL SEASONABLI ART FLO MARION HA CAMPUS AGE CORSAGES A PHONE 1227 Hampton Street For Tlh Economy a SHOP SOUTH CA LARGEST VA] SIli The Camecock 0 Duri } nbers in ICE VOGUES OF 1947, apl Horse Show," featuring the 16 "Glai presented here boasts of a cast of 50, >re Is Opened olina Students . An Art Supply Store has been opened for University art students by Professor Edmund Yaghjian, head of the department of fine arts. The store has been opened to enable art students to buy all of their necessary art supplies at re duced costs and greater conveni ence. All supplies in paints, pa per, and brushes that students need will be available for purchase in the store. The supply store is in room 311 of McKissick Library, where class rooms and offices for the art de partment are located. At the pres ent the store is open from 9 a. m. to 11 a. m., Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays. This idea of an art store is a project of Professor Yaghjian and he states that he hopes to enlarge the store and increase its stock later. Wendell Shorter, a atudent in the art department, serves as clerk for the store. CUT FLOWERS WER SHOP RRELSON NT TEN. 29 SPECIALTY 2-6781* Columbia, S. C. e Best nd Quality AT ROLINAS IIETIY STORE ERS rig Spr bearing at the Columbia Townshi nour-Icers" and the "Ice Squires. and 18 International skating acts ommittee To Rewrite -lypatian Constitution A committee for rewriting th onstitution of the Hypatian Lit rary Society was appointed at ecent meeting in the Clariosoph iall. Those who will serve on tl ommittee are Erleen Horne, Dru ie Cousins, Betty Counts, Marci lass, Angelia Barrington an tary Ann McElveen. Ruth M< vehee was appointed marshall fc he society. nitiates Given 'oke Party By )elta Sigma Pi Delta Sigma Pi, honorary con nerce fraternity, entertained nii ew initiates and fraternity men ers with a stag or drag beer an oke party Thursday night at th llks home. Fritz Stricklanc hairman of the entertainmer ommittee, was in charge of ai angements. At the regular professions neeting Wednesday night, men ers of the fraternity were ad NEWS AVAILABLE Students can now s ble of going uptown paired. The UNIVI now authorized to ac DON SHOE REBU: Shoes in need of re canteen and picked of time as good as x REMEMBER-for take your shoes to SHANDON Sil via th4 1324 Main Street ng iu 9k Formal Pledgin Ends Rush WG Thirteen social fraternities South Carolina pledged one I the formal spring semester February 24. Others are expected to ple( though, the formal rushing, ruary 12, came to a close witt Sigma Chi fraternity led all the other Greek letter groups by pledging 24 men with Pi Kappa Phi in second place adding 19 men to their pledge class. The following fraternities and their new pledges to date are as follows: ALPHA TAU OMEGA: Russell Guerard, John Charles Lindsey, P Robert Schorb, Thomas Hugh Sim rill, Jr., and Peter Sprott. KAPPA ALPHA: Bert Neal An derson, Bobby Dieter, Virgil Hicks, John Allen Mason, Ted Neely, Bob by Swygert, Billy Teat, John Jumper, and Buddy Langston. KAPPA SIGMA: David Britton, Jimmy Clemmons, Horace Curtis, e Billy Davis, Buddy Long, Eugene 'McElveen, Charlie McDade, and a Frances Talbert. c LAMBDA CHI ALPHA: Wil liam B. Best, Jr., William N. Bos e tic, John M. Johnson, Edgar C. King, Jr., Arch E. McMahan, Wil a liam Turbeville, and Harvey J. d Wilson. PHI EPSILON PI: Herman M. r Davidson, Marvin Effron, Arnold Gordin, and Monroe Stavenhagen. PHI KAPPA SIGMA: Robert Alexander, Lee Roy Brandon, George Camp, Charlie Holly, Odell Harmon, Oscar Lemmon, Earnest Rodeque, and Thomas W. Young blood. PHI SIGMA KAPPA: John V. Bultman, Rupert Blocker, Pat Cox, Maurice Driggers, Charles J. Gib son, Conklin Jackson, Tommy Kir e by, Fletcher Monts, George Tom d dressed by Dr. J. J. Petty, who e spoke on "The Population of South Carolina." t Officers of Delta Sigma Pi are - are George Dieter, headmaster; Enoch Allen, senior warden; Tom l Henry, junior warden; Ray Hal - ford, scribe; and William Collins, - treasurer. ERVICE TO STUDENTS ve themselves the trou to have their shoes re ERSITY CANTEEN is t~ as an agent for SHAN CLDERs. pair can be left at the up after a short period Lew. expert shoe repairing [OE REBUILDER Canteen Phone 2-6616 Page Three Wee ig In ChIa]pel eek Activities i at the the University of lundred and twenty men as rush period ended Monday, Ige informally this week, al which began Monday, Feb i pledging in the chapel. Pitts, Henry Schatz, Billy Scheff ler, Jack Struhs, and W. C. Wat son. PI KAPPA ALPHA: Sidney Badger, Ross Higgins, Eugene Jordan, Larry E. Lane, Weston Noyes, Sherman Smith, John C. Stone, Jr., and Dan Winesett, Jr. PI KAPPA PHI: Charles Ap pleby, Tommy Chadwick, Elton Dalrympe, Charlie Dawes, Billy Ellis, H. O. Garvin, Robert H. Hemphill, III, Bobby Hartley, Hen ry Harris, Dick Hutto, Fred Hen derson, John Isman, Herman Les lie, James Milligan, Bob Moorer, Walter Norris, Doug Plowden, Herbert Smoak, Jack Westmore land. PI LAMBDA PHI: Herman P. Kaplan. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON: Tommy Lewis, Van Lott, Heath Manning, Locke Mays, Henry C. Porter, and Thomas D. Sligh. SIGMA CHI: Keith V. Affeld, Bill Beckham, Herman Edward Bailey, Robert D. Garrett, Charles W. Gasque, Raymond Green, Doug las H. Henson, Jefferson D. Hunt, III, Paul R. M. Miller, Charles McCreight, Jack Smith Parrish, David Earle Peeler, Lewis G. Proc tor, Robert M. Riordan, Edward F. Still, Frank L. Roddey, Gifford Solomons, Wendell S. Shorter, James B. Sanders, Robert V. Thoren, Ed Williams, Albert Welsh, Thomas Williamson, Rich ard Williamson. SIGMU NU: L. L. Fishburne, Samuel B. Dougherty, George H. Fisher, Gene Fuller, W. Phillip Fuller. Frank A. Floyd, William Tapp, and Henry Eugene Trotter. AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT $5 per 24-hr. day Special Rates for Trips Renting hour-8 a. m., 'til 7 p. mn. Phone 2-6386--1000o Main One Block from Campus SAt The Theaters Wed. Lndy hardY , e LADleES Eddie !4A sT~GE & S GgeO' S.e gees