Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1Sigrna . Well, as I always said . . . as I was going to say ... lookin at it from all angles . . . at taking everything into consider tion .. . some look at it one wa ... some another . . . but as fi as I'm concerned . . . That ce inly was a rainy May day b Ahe Carolina coeds came throue smiling . . . Lade-e-es . . . and Gentle-m-e ... We wish to announce that the near future ... Caroline Pop Alpha Delta Pi, will become Mt Skeex Clarkson. The event w be sometime in the late summe Skeex is a Kappa Sig. Recipe for living . . . satura with festivities Penny Jennings, Carolina's Mi Queen, was entertained by her. a rority, Kappa Delta, with a dro in in the chapter rooms from 7 9 p. m. Wednesday. Chi Omega girls are planning houseparty at dcean Drive, Ju: 1 to 8. Members of Delta Zeta sorori entertained the Sigma Chi frate nity, 6 to 7 p. m. with a drop in their chapter rooms in Sir College. .Zeta Tau Alpha pledges w play host to the actives and the dates tomorrow with a swimmir party at Heise's Pond. Kappa Delta sorority is holdii a drop-in for the Alpha Ti Omega and Sigma Alpha Epsilc fraternities tonight. Chi Omega sorority honor Patty Malcolm, Sweetheart Sigma Chi, with a drop-in in the chapter room Friday from 7 9 p. m. Itineraries to Note Sarah Bull, Delta Delta Dell attended the "Taps Ball" at Cler son College last week-end. Sarah Gunter was up at Du University for last week-end. Carolyn Isbell, Kappa Delt visited at the Citadel last wee end. Initiations and Pledgings . . . Delta Zeta sorority held initi tion Thursday for the followil + pledges: Dot Bullard, Mary Ba ter, Dot Coe, Polly Power, Evel: Coward, Alice Johnston, Sara He land, Ruby Lee Harir, Flont McAbee, and Joanne Weaver. Pi Beta Phi sorority held pled ing Monday for Kathy Bryant. Grand Slam " Welcome on the mat to Jai Simmons, Delta Delta Delta, wl we see is back in schoo.l after recent tonsilectomy . . . CharIot (Tuten) Henderson, Chi Omej Alumna, visited sorority siste on the campus last week-end. Bishop Strickland was recent seen mothering and advisii three run-away boys. Burnett's Drug Store Corner Main and College Only One Block From The Campus FOR DELIVERY PHONE 3191 ALL SEASONAB ART FL( MARION CAMPUS A CORSAGES PHOD 1227 Hampton Street IRpha El I -n it In e, p. to a :y in 1S ill ir Ig Ig ku Id of ir to Pictured above are the sponsors for May 9. Reading clock-wise from a, vice president; Rosalyn Lightsey n- Bobby Sumwalt, warden; Virginia ( Workers Are Needed a, For Carolina Review k- New members of the staff of the "Carolina Review," the cam pus literary magazine, are urg ently needed to help on the fall edition which has already begun s work. Contributions of poetry, n art work, add short stories are 1 especially desired and should be ie sent through the campus mail to Box 300. Staff meetings are held at four o'clock on Wednesday afternoons on the third floor of the McKis e sick Library. All who are inter ested in working on this maga azine are urged to attend the meet eing to be held tomorrow. rs . At Carolina' ly SALLY RICKMAN of Who's Who, amokes CHESTERFIELDS She says, "I'm not hoarse cause they're not coarse." A nation-wide survey shows that Chesterfields are TOPS with Col leg. Students from coast-4o-coast. LE CUT FLOWERS )WER SHOP HIARRELSON GENT TEN. 29 A SPECIALTY E 2-67h1 Columbia, 8. C. MNWV psilowT the Sigma Alpha Epsilon dance w the top center are Betty Lange for Ben Rucker, correspondent; A McDuffie for Chris Timmons, he Trials And Tribulations Of The Feature Editor Cause Many Gray Hairs Woe is the Feature Editor. Try as he may, his desk drawers are always stacked full of unused features. His staff keeps them coming in, he keeps begging that they be printed, but what hap pens? Yes, it's that same old story. There is no room, or they just don't look like front page stuff. So the Feature Editor merely helps get the paper together, all the while hoping that at the last minute, they'll need just one little Zeature. Even that would give him and the members of his staff the Incentive to go on and keep plugging away. Finally, the end of the semester rolls around. The poor Feature Editor, with a huge smile of re lief, tur-ns over the reins to some poor, unsuspecting hopeful. Then the whole routine starts again. Block "C" Club Gives Informal Dance Carolina's Block "C" Club 'will hold a dance tomorrow evening from 8:30 to 11:30 in the Field House. The dance, which is to be inforamal, will be free to members of the'student body and faculty. Frank Bolek and his orches tra with vocalist Paul Mac Mahon will be on hand to fur nish the music. CAROLINA ENGRAVING CQ COWAMBIA.S. C. - 1lS8% Taylor street for Shoes that look like new visit ROBERlTS SHOE REPAIRING SERVICE NEXT TO CITY F wE EP. 1S10 Sumter.St. o IPrese: No will lead the grand march at ti or Joe Caughman, president; MI an Searson for Cooper Smith, I raid; and Nancy Ruff for Mac Be Catalogue Given To Observatory The Melton Memorial Observ tory, located on Green street, r cently was honored by receiving complimentary copy of the Hyde bad Astrographic Catalogue, Vo ume XII, a star-catalogue cor piled by the Nizamiah Observ tory of India. L. V. Robinson of the observi tory, and associate professor mathematics, also received recol nition when he received compl mentary copies of contributioi from the Riverside Observator Riverside, N. S. W., Australi These contained several refe ences to his work on Cepheld vaz ables. ait Spriin e spring formal which will be given argie Pinckney for Howard Love, reasurer; Lucky Whitescarver for yle, assistant treasurer. Informal Dance And Supper Are Held By Meditrina Members - Mpmbers of the Meditrina So a ciety, nursing school association at the university, held a supper and informal dance on April 26, 8 p. M., in the Women's cafeteria in Wade Hampton. Guests of honor were members' dates and the girls who are in the graduate school of nursing. Officers of the Meditrina So Is ciety are Celeste Cromley, presi y, dent; Fern Key, vice president; a. Ruth McGahee, treasurer; Sara r- nel Myers, reporter; Geraldine Liv i- lngston, historian; and Barbara Newton, social chairman. [I~ Forma: MusIc Will B Woody Wood' Dr. Babcock Stages Mock English Class For University Hour The University Hour, a pro gram of the university presented by the faculty and students, had its final broadcast of the semes ter last week at 9:30 p. m. over station WCOS. The broadcast was made from the university chapel. Concluding the series was Doc tor Havilah Babcock, head of English department, and a mock session of his popular English 129, Vocabulary and Semantics, class. Students from both sections of the English 129 classes par ticipated in the program which was conducted in regular class room manner. Elizabeth Stewart, senior from Columbia, opened the program by playing a piano selection, themes and variations from Schumann's "Sonata in F Minor." Dr. Bab cock then called the class to or der with his usual cheery "good morning." The students were seated in round-table style and Dr. Babcock began at one point in the circle and questioned each in turn. The students taking part in the mock class were, in order of their position at the table. Dora Mae Shaw, Norma Manini, Don Bar ton, Allen B. Harman, Hugh Sim rell, Ryan Scott, Rod Culbertson, Roy Young, June Mindell, Osborne Gomez, and Angela Barrington. Mary McQueen Elected New President Of CCSC Mary McQueen was elected president of the Carolina Chris tian Service Club at a recent meeting. Other officers are Cyrus Shealy, Jessie Phasey, and Jane Dowe, vice presidents; and Mary Ellen Coker, secretary. These new officers were in Gaar SS o0r Cfmarl Clo4ies . . . for the sea-goi IN COLUMDIA IT'S Ya'S Three May 9 e Presenied By ard's Orchestra The South Carolina Delta chap ter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon will present its spring formal on May 9 in the ballroom of the Jeffer son hotel from 9 p. m. until 1 a. n. Woody Woodward and his orchestra will provide the music for the affair. A grand march will be held during the dance at which time a small bridge will be used for all participants to walk over. There will be four no-breaks during the dance and one special number for the members of the fraternity and their dates. Two drop-ins will be given for Sigma Alpha Epsilons and their guests, the first of which will be before the dance and will be at the home of Joe Caughman, presi dent of the fraternity. Tentative plans for decorations include the use of Spanish moss draped over the ceiling of the ballroom. The Greek fraternity letters made of silver material, will be placed behind the or chestra. Officers of the fraternity and their sponsors are Betty Lange, for Joe Caughman, president; Margie Pinckney for Howard Love, vice president; Rosalyn Lightsey, for Ben Rucker, cor respondent; Ann Searson, for Cooper Smith, treasurer; Lucy Whitescarver, for Bobby Sum walt, warden; Virginia McDuffie, for Chris Timmons, herald; and Nancy Ruff for Mac Boyle, as sistant treasurer. The Lumpkin award will be pre sented at the dance to the most outstanding freshman in the fra ternity during the past year. stalled at a meeting held last Fri day night in Flinn Hall. They assumed their regular duties at this time. The Carolina Christian Service Club members take programs to the various orphanages and alms houses in the city, and render other services of this type. Webb's Art Store Artist Materials, Photo Frames, Mirrors LET US FRAME YOUR DIPLOMAS New Address: 1209%/ Gervais St. P ost Office Block ng male eIL5e