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~arro4s&e zetin6 .eoffun Stop the clock, get out you knitting needles and lets click of a few lines ... a fashion note fo the classy ladsies of the campu and one to fox these March windi too . . . the black leotards an jumper worn by Coffey Smith ii "Love Laughs at Andy Hardy" . . they could be just the thing oi the USC campus too... . Knit one .. . Officers 'and their dates presid ing over the SAE Founders Da; Banquet last Saturday night were Joe Caughman, president, wit Mary Shoun; Howard Love, vice president, with Cary Bryan; John nie Roberts, secretary, with Betti Fulbright, and Cooper Smith treasurer, with Betty Murphy. Purl one ... Off to Whitmire last Sunday foi the wedding of Nancy Scott, '47 and Bill Smith, '46 was Ann Cole man, Billie Ann Theodore, Virgini Newsome, and Lacy Butler. Gene Sawyer, DZ, now wears i "hunk of ice" on her third fingei left hand presented by Kirl Smith. Knit two, add one Recently elected pledge officers for the spring semester in Ph w Sigma Kappa are: Gus Watson president; Gary Witherspoon, vice president; Talmadge Skinner, sec retary, and Bennie Outen, treas urer . . . Spring term pledge of. ficers for Lambda Chi are: Jimm3 McCallum, president; Bill Turbe. ville, vice-president; Pat King secretary, and Joe Lynch, treas urer .. . Purl two, decrease one .. . Betty Ruth Stephan and Rutt Robinson ADPi's attended Mid Winters at Duke University lasi weekend . . . Sara Joan Baldwir spent last weekend at Erskine College, Due West . . . Off to the Friday night USC and UNC game at Durham was June Henry ... W Add one, decrease one... We are all sorry to hear of the illness of Mrs. Mary Martin housemother of Wade Hampton dormitory. She will stay at her home in Florence for a four months rest ... Ooops . . . a stitch dropped Baptists students on the campus will soon have a new student cen ter. The center, presented by the aptist general board, will be lo ted at 1616 Pendleton Street. Pick it up... Knit one ... The Kappa Sigs feasted and danced out at Pinewood last Fri day night . . . The ATO's cele brated with a chicken Bog last Saturday night at Senator Ham A mond's. The Sigma Chi's enjoyed a "wine, women and song" get together Saturday night at Burell Sander's country home . . . Delta Zeta sorority continues their week ly Wednesday night bridge parties in their sorority rooms in Sims... To knit must be a born art .. . The Kappa Siga have just pledged "Bobo" Smith of~ Flor ence ... The History club banqueted last Friday night in the Wade Hamp ton Cafeteria . . . Office hours... nine to five ..,. but history is made at night ... Wind up the clock . . . roll up the ball . . . purl one . . . tick tock ...purl two . . . that's all. ... Columbia Dairies 917 MaIn Street COLUMBIA, S. C. ALL SEASONABI ART FLO MARION H CAMPUS AG) CORSAGES A PHONE 1227 Hampton Sreet s r The sponsors for the Phi Sigma Bill Cooper for Bill Cooper, pre Gaddis, treasurer; bottom left--? Not pictured is Mabel Torleton i Phi Sigma Kappa Gives| Founders' Day Banquet And Dance Friday Night The Gamma Triton chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity will observe their seventy-fourth an niversary of Founders' Day with a formal banquet and dance on Friday, March 14. The affair will be held in ithe ballroom of the Wade Hampton Hotel from 8 p. m., to 1 a. mn., with the music of Clar ence Brazell and his Vagabonds. All active members, pledges, alum ni and their dates aetoattend. Dcrainartobinsve adthei sponsors ore Mrs. ila IlCooper th Bll Cooper, pri dNt Phytreis MablTgoewth AePhitsgm Kapepaiet Giyeda Fondersto with BaDnqy,uee reAry; Danceh Fiday ihtr Tadis GrasuariJen cBaer oft Phmm SmeKapaera,nty andl Mbere Threnty-furh Win niersar ofentier'nay it Wade uam bio Hotel o .i. to1a n,wthtesco Clar-R WE BrSladHisVaaons AllacESON r,pede, lm Dn Tn thi29 e retted Ofie o ubi Sigm Kapp Kappa Founder's D$y banquet and d sident; top left-Phyllis Montgomer dylda Pennington for Bill Donly, sect rho will sponsor for Hugh Winters, USC Campus A Who Came For By JEAN DAVIS The usual sleepy bunch of girls were dawvdling over breakfast in: Wade Hampton Cafeteria Thurs day morning when a most unusual : thing happened. Amid the flurry f of newcomers who opened the 1 outer door to let In the wind and i the rain with them stood a black I and white goat. It wasn't long before she had i made her presence know. Startled 4 exclamations were mixed with1< such expressions as, "Oh, isn't it cute!" But Nanny was not to beI, ired above. In the center is Mrs. right--Dorothy Sligh for Henry r for Tommy Smeltzer, inductor. The WSSF drive is half over. Rave you made your contribution? Remember-a dollar to WSSF is a lollar to World Peace. E?aian/iss got. ' zmart o'i0 i es junior suits . LUMBIA IT' The Gamecock ance to be held Friday night are picti y for Guy Pitts, vice-president; top retary; and bottom right-Jean Bae sentinel. as "A Goat Breakfast" listributed in her purposes. She walked solemnly toward the serv ng counter. There seemed to be objections iere which she could not under tand. She saw Hani and Keith ieaded toward her with a glint of ntent in their eyes. It really got er "goat"! With a toss of her head she valked reluctantly between her scorts to the door. It wvas terrib)ly old and wet outside, but she vasn't one to stay where she vasn't wanted. WUSC T0G Dance In Ar Five High Schools Are Visited By "Y" Deputations Team The "Y" deputation team of th University visited five more hig schools in the state last week whe they gave programs in variou localities in the lower part o South Carolina. The team visited Elloree an North Thursday, March 6, an went to Charleston, Memmingej and North Charleston high school the following day to present pro grams in chapel. The program consisted of a tall by Dave Williams on "The Returi to Religion Concerning Higl School Students", and selection, from a quartet composed of Scot Barnes, Charles DeLoach, Betti< Moore, and Flonnie McAbee. The sang "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes' "I See Your Face Before Me' "Summertime" and a Negro spirit ual. Flonnie McAbee also sang sev eral solos. George DesChamps was the mas ter of ceremonies and he is th< new chairman of the YM deputa. tion committee. Bracelet Replaces Ring American women wear wedding rings, but one Indian woman at Iowa State ivears a gold bracelet to signify her marriage. Mrs. Mah alanobis, wife of a lecturer who recently appeared there, explained that the family of the groom in India presents a gift to the bride, which, in her case, was a gold bracelet that will never be re moved. For a Complete Line ; YOUNG MEN'S W Visit 1127 Blanding Street, thing from a handkerchief tc MAN'; at prices that wil Ask any one of the hundred here during the last four yei A Small Deposit Wil for Easter. Remember 1127 Blan, at Northwest c BROOME'S CLA J. M. Broome, Ownei . .second floor 1ke Page Three ive SemiFormal Inory March 14 - The campus radio station, WUSC, will present a semi-formal dance Friday, March 14, from 8:30 to 11:45 p. m., in the Naval Arm ory. Lucius Weathers Combo will provide the music. e The price, of admission is to be h one dollar per couple or one dol n lar per stag. Any profits from the s door receipts will be used to pur f chase equipment. Sue Rives is in charge of the d decorations for the dance. d Officers of WUSC are Bill Ben nett, president; Lacy Butler, vice . president; Vic Barrett, secretary, and Gene Spears, treasurer. k Reorganization Planned For Social Workers Club The Social Workers Club, com posed of Sociology students at the University, met last week and de cided to reorganize the club and appointed a committee to draw up a new constitution. Students on the committee are the officers of the - club; president, Caroline Little john; vice-president, Esther Irick, and secretary and treasurer, Er leen Horn. Miss Leila G. Johnson and Miss Mary Wheeler, profes sors in the Sociology department, are the faculty members of the committee. At this meeting Sara Jean Bald win, junior in the Sociology de partment, gave a talk on her work at the Columbia Childrens Clinic where she is assistant recreational director. Sara Jean discussed the conditions and applications of this to courses at Carolina. >f Fine EARING APPAREL where you may purchase any >a 5 SUIT 1 save you money. S of Students who has bought irs. I Hold Your Purchase the address: ding Street orner of Main. )THING STORE r Telephone 2-2254 At The Theaters Thurf-- Fri. and Sat. SISTER LEN AIexanderKtO r i e. and Sat. uUMORESQUE Joan GARFICt.D FViS0 Saturday Gra PaPeu site C at1 , S Friday & Saturday AL1ASB THlE I(ID MUISIC AWait Disa*y