The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 15, 1947, Page Page Three, Image 3
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Og .efina Goffen
Howdy Folks-so glad to I
here-so glad I could come-whi
was that I heard in the distani
????? Well . . . never mind ..
Dear Reader (you must be ne
to these parts, I reckon) I've grei
news for you, great doings, at
great comments . . . Yes we hai
a great place here-when you g
used to it.
Seen by the Passerby
Frank Epps seen with a bal
(not a babe) leaning on his shot
der Vnd murmuring sweet nothini
into his ears-He said it can
in a package from England-v
make no comment in this case
Raymond "Pomp" McKens
seen "simply crying" for a need
and thread to mend his only ava
able pair of trrusers . . . said p
of trousers with a four inch te
. . . and him in mixed compan
too.
Adelaide Sox the envy of a
the tan cravers . . . She return
from the holidays with a gorgeo
brown outlook on life.
We welcome Betsy Moore ba
from her seige of illness at hon
The Male Greek World Reports
Three officers of Phi Sigr
Kappa attended the Regional Co
clave at Knoxville, Tenn., on Ap
10. They were Bill Donly, seci
tary; Henry Gladdis, treasur
and Tommy Smeltzer, inductor.
Recent visitors on campus we
KA's Oscar Wiley and "Short
Johnson. . .
Lamda Chi recently initiat
three and pledged two . . . n<
initiates are Dick Fagan, Jani
McCallum and Richard Mulli
. .. Pledges are Lewis Ridgew
and Billy Mace.
"Tody" Black, KA, is pinned
Bettyline Pope of Columbia C
lege.
Darrell Johnson, Phi Sigi
Kappa, is planning to say "I D
some time soon with a girl fr4
Georgia.
Kappa Sigma is planning
cabaret party for April 18.
The Female Greek World Repo
Pi Beta Phi recently initial
Norma Kirby and Darien Robe
son . . . Lillian Love, KD, retui
ed from a holiday vacation spf
in Tampa, Fla.
Chi Omega's celebrated th
Burnett's
Drug Store
Corner Main and College
Only One Block
..From The Campus
FOR DELIVERY
PHONE 3191
IN COLUMBIA IT'S
shorts ..,. pedal pushers
slacks . .. swimsuits
shirts . .. just ev
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31- April 16, from 9 p. mn., until 1 a. m.
upper right, vice-president; Jane Dai
nia lower right, Jane Simmons, for Bobl
"52nd Anniversary
~,Is Occasion Of B
quet last Wednesday, April 2, in i
air the Wade Hampton Hotel.
-Zeta Tau Alpha, entertained the
SAE's with a drop-in last Wed-t
nesday 'in their sorority rooms.
Mrs. Gene Johnson (Becky Ma
bry, DZ) recently visited her so
rority sisters on the campus.
To Attend Convention
Attending the Newman Club
convention . in Atlanta next week(
will be Mary Jumper, Delores;
Kelly, Johnny Roberts, and Hank
Cope.
Pardon us . . . We're after a
1sun tan, too. .
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he Cotillion Club spring formal w hii
In the center is Ethel Ann Laney,
rham, for Herman Schmitz, secreti
>y Sumwalt, treasurer.
Of Chi Omega
anquet April 2
Eta Gamma chapter of Chi
)mega sorority at the University
elebrated its 52nd anniversary
vith a dinner in the Millwood
oom of the Hotel Wade Hamp
on Wednesday, April 2.
Mrs. Arney Childs, dean of
vomen, Norman M. Smith, presi
ent of the University, and Mrs.
;imith, alumnae of the chapter
vere invited to attend. A. L.
;eisenheimer, associate professor
n economics, and former faculty
idviser for the Chi Omega chap
er at the College of Charleston,
vas the honor guest.
a as VP UUV fo acvcM
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h will be held in the ballroom of thi
for Redmond Tyler, president; uppei
iry; lower left, Margaret Lunn, for I
4ew Leaders Of Delta
eta Accept Office At b
nstallation On April 2
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Norma Tozier, junior from Co- C
umbia, was installed as the new U
resident of Delta Zeta sorority
t a party held Wednesday night,
pril 2, at the Woman's Club. C
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Other officers installed at the
ame time were Babe Sifford,
ledge mother and vice-president;
tetty Counts, treasurer; Ruth
dagahee, corresponding secretary;
Csther Irick, recording secretary;
nd Jo-Ann Cousins, historian.
The officers had been kept a
ecret until the outgoing officers
tepped up on the stage and pre
ented roses and lily-of-the-valley
lusters to the new leaders.
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left, Ann Hiott, for Jack Chase,
'hick Shiels, dance chairman, and _
Represents USC
Mrs. W. L. Johnson of Hatties
urg, Mississippi, graduate of
arolina, represented the Univer
ity at the inauguration of Robert
ecil Cook as the fourth president
f Mississippi Southern College
Mrs. Johnson was designated by
'resident Smith to attend the
eremonies at Hattiesburg as an
fficial delegate of the University.
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HERE'S WHAT YOU DO-Send
Cola. We'll select what we think a
every month. If yours is one of
isn't, you get a super-deluxe reje
AND-if you just sort of happi
with your "shot," you get twer
think your "shot" is one of the 1
Addreaa: College Dept.,Pepi-Cols
ranchied Pan8i-'ala B
)ance CaLaret
ri Delta Will Entertain
tudent Body With An
formal Dance April 17
The members of Delta Delta
lta sorority will entertain the
tire student body with a drop- 1
and informal dance Thursday,
pril 17.
The drop-in will be held in the
-i Delta sorority room in Sims
)llege immediately after the
ris' Song Fest. Dancing on the
rrace will highlight the evening.
Since the Tri Deltas are not
ving a formal dance this year,
is informal dance will be their
ain social event of the semester.
11 members of the Carolina stu
mnt body are cordially invited to
tend.
AROLINA ENGRAVING CO.
//rfisfs I S o/o /mrers
co.t'MIIIA .C.
II l8'% Taylor Street
FULL DRESS
or
TUXEDO
To Rent For That
- Formal Occasion
at
Wright-Johnston
Inc.
1330 MAIN STREET
PHONE 2-4223
ALL SEASONABL]
ART FLO
MARION H,
CAMPUS AGI
CORSAGES A
PHONE
1227 Hampton Street
razySh
us a crazy shot featuring Pepsi
re the three or four best "shots"
these, you get ten bucks. If it
ction slip for your files.
n to send in a Pepsi-bottlecap4
ty bucks instead of ten, if we
>est.
Company,Long Island City,N.Y4
ifflre fro oet of dooal
rag. T4ree
[o Give Spring
Style April 16
Wednesday evening, April 16,
vill highlight the current social
eason when the Carolina Cotillion
"lub presents its spring formal,
'rom 9 p. m., until 1 a. m.
The dance, to be held in the
)allroom of the Jefferson Hotel,
vill be cabaret style, with twenty
ables set for the hundred mem
ers and dates.
The music for the occasion will
)e furnished by Woody Woodward
ind his orchestra, one of Colum
>ia's most popular music makers.
Officers and their sponsors are
Miss Ethel Ann Laney for Red
mond Tyler, president; Miss Ann
Hiott for Jack Chase, vice-presi
tlent; Miss Jane Durham for Her
man Schmitz, secretary; Miss Jane
Simmons for Bob Sumwalt, treas
urer; and Miss Margaret Lunn
for Chick Shiels, dance chairman.
Arrangements for the dance
are under the direction of Chick
Shiels and Bob Sumwalt. Professor
and Mrs. Stephan will chaperone.
for Shoes
that look like new
visit
ROBERTS
SHOE REPAIRING
SERVICE
NEXT TO CITY
FIRE DEPT.
1319 Sumter St.
E CUT FLOWERS
WER SHOP
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NT TEN. 29
SPECIALTY
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Columbia, S. C.
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