Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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B These are the new officers of the nesday night, October 15, in the Ch Sophie Mae Wolanin, chaplain; Elizi president and Pat Greenspan, treast PiKaaA AJdpsHolL Did you know that Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity at the Univer- f sity of Southr Carolina are foster parents to a little girl in Holland? Last spring the PiKA's wrote the Foster Parents Plan for War Chil dren, Inc., in New York City and I received nine year old Anthonia i E. Vantol to help care for. Anthonia, called "Toni" by the fraternity at her own request, has a sister and a twin brother and sister. Her father died in a Ger man concentration camp; her mother is still living. The PiKA's correspond with Cabaniss For Smart Clothes ~ * BETTER LIGHT BETTER SIGHT BETTER HEALTH BETTER GRADES BRIGHTER FUTURE! South Carolina Electric & Gas Company - THE CA IS YOU] so us SCHOOL S JEWELRY SPORTS WI & wa SODA FOI ypatian Office r.: Hypatian Literary society who riosophic Hall of Legare collegi ibeth Teachey, critic; Vivian Pol rer. (Photo by Stan Lewis). L1hli Fra4 0mdrpha Toni" about every two weeks ani end money, clothing, toys an andy every month. The gifts ar iever missed, because the boy now that making this child happ: s a most worthy cause. The: re amply repaid ' by her letter f gratitude, which keep cominj -egularly. Officers of the XI chapter o 'iKA are: Ed Saleeby, president red Holladay, vice-president eorge Evans, secretary; J. E mith, treasurer; Troy Newmar istorian; and Sid Badger, pub icity representative. Hollanc Shown above is nine year ok srphan recently adopted by the ) N TEEN e it UPPLIES 3AR TNTAIN rs will preside at their meeting Wed i. The officers, left to right, are inds, president; Marcia Bass, vice WUSC Sponsors Juk Dance in Field Hous For Carolina Student A juke dance, sponsored b WUSC, the campus radio statioi will be held tonight in the Un versity field house immediatel following the junior varsity foo ball game, according to an ai nouncement made by JoAnne De linger, publicity manager for th ' station.. The dance will be a repeat pe: i formance of a similar dance spoi sored by WUSC on Septembi 20. This dance was a great su( cess and went a long ways i raising funds for radio equipmen Admission for the dance will b fifty cents for men, stag or drag and all girls will be admitted fre - Juke box music will be playe from 10:00 to 12:00 p. m. I Orphan IAnthonea E. Vantol, the Hollas I1 chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha. Carjilina Newman Club Eleci New Treasurer and Reporte The University Newman Clu elected two new officers, replacini members who did not return, at meeting held October 7, accordinj to an announcement made b: Louis Clerc, president. These officers' are Chad Gib sen, treasurer, and Ben McQuini of Columbia, reporter. for Shoes that look like new visit ROBERTS SHOE REPAIRING SERVICE . . . NEXT TO CITY FIRE DEPT. 1319 Sumter St. By BOB With sorority rushing unde scarce as hen's teeth (five to roost for darces and football coming up on the schedule, il again, swung into its mad ma< Comes' this feeble attempt to I Summer marriage reports t are: Jo Ratcliff of Winthrop, pha; Carolyn Bean to Bill Pati Gil Snyder, Pi Lambda Phi alt Henry Randolph, Pi Kappa I riages include: Florence Ant Helen Carr to Jimmie Meek Vincent. Delta Tau's past p ham Moses, and Miriam Koi Nibbie Forbes, Tri Delta, to T ZT,A, is wearing a new diar Libby Milling, ADPi, is to 1 "Foots" James, Kappa Sig. Vi Ken Dukes, and Genanne Jon Wallace Doughty. In the pir der, freshmen representative Banks Scarborough, Lambd pinned to Marion Whaley, KE to Toddy Rice of Winthrol . Lambda Chi; and Evelyn Smith, Lambda Chi. Officers . . . Lambda Chi dent; John Thomas, vice pres i and A. C. Platt, treasurer. Delta Tau: Anna Mae Wai Y smith, vice president; Gerry ence Kottleman, treasurer. y Phi Sigma Kappa: Henry lin, vice president; Dex Good - Charlie McDade is new a e Curtis is assistant treasurer President of a new campu (Love Lacy Butler Club), is - ence to this club will be dii r The Gamecock. n Pledge officers of Lambi t. president; Mich Johnson, se urer. For Pi Kappa Phi plei r president; Bobby Hartley, vi . secretary, and Joe Henry Wi d Girls who deserted the h< hop were: Phyllis Dukes, Sif ford, Mary Byrd, B. J. Li Collum and Caroline Sligh. tended. ATO's will have a disting the person of the Worthy Gr New initiates are, for Pi Moorer, Watson Dawes, and as of tonight will be, Pete T: Sam Dougherty, Frank Floy For PiKA, Lew Beard, Bill ] Lambda Chi's, KA's, and tap to celebrate tomorrow's d b Arc IN COL,UMBIA IT's I tryfabi 1 HORTON f r way, dates for the weekend one), people leaving the home games, parties and initiations , looks like Carolina has, once e I social whirl for another year. give out with the latest goofus. Lre still pouring in; latest ones to Bill Best, Lambda Chi Al -ick; Sara Friedman, AEPhi, to im; Jo Alice McMillan, ChiO, to 'hi; other Pi Kappa Phi mar i Cooper to Robert Hamilton, 3, and Edith Parker to Hugh resident, Rita Levene, to Gra telman, alum, to Ernie Gore; homas Boyle, SAE. Betty Peak, nond from PiKA, Bill Porter. e married tomorrow night to ra Ballentine, ZTA, engaged to es, another ZTA, is engaged to i wearing department: Jo Fen for homecoming, is pinned to a Chi; Becky Burdgoff, DZ, Lppa Sigma; other pins are out , pinned to Bill Turbeville, shipley of Sumter to Marion Alpha: Freddy Atkinson, presi ident; Frank Shealy, secretary; rshaw, president; Jeanne Gold Diamond, secretary; and Flor Gaddis, president; Aleck Dol lwin, treasurer. ssistant secretary and Horace for the Kappa Sig's. s organization, the L.L.B. club Doc Welles. Any correspond -ected to the society editor of ]a Chi Alpha are: Al Crow, cretary, and Bob Isbell, treas ige officers are Whit Plowden, e president; Gregg Hitopoulos, Iliams, treasurer. me roost for the Clemson rat Carolyn Haltiwanger, "Bebe" vingston, Betty Dillard, Belinda Frances D. Boulware also at uished visitor next Monday in 'and Chief, John M. McGregor. Kappa Phi: Gerald Smith, Bob Herman Leslie. For Sigma Nu ipp, Boots Fuller, Gene Trotter, d, Ken Todd, and Bill Walters. Porter, and Fred Strickland. Sigma Nu's all have parties on rictory over Furman. you a wardrobe juggler? gals are. They know that sweaters, jackets and blc wardrobe beau can stretch your di that low! 9 Dr. Wilson Gee USC At Virginia Admiral Norman M. Smith, 'resident, has announced that Dr. C Vilson Gee, director of the In- S titute for Research in Social c< cience at the University of Vir- c inia, represented the university s< t the inauguration of Colgate W. )arden as president of the Vir inia university. Darden, a former governor of irginia and congressional repre entative from that state, was in talled on October 1. Doctor Gee attended the Univer ity of South Carolina in 1910, and btained his M.A. degree here that rear. Born at Union, S. C., he re :eived his B.S. from Clemson and is Ph.D. from the University of california. Doctor Gee also holds honorary egrees from Clemson and the University of Alabama, and has attended the University of Chi -ago and the University of Wis consin. He is also chairman of the School of Rural Economics at the University of Virginia. ALL SEASONABLI ART FLOW CORSAGES A PHONE 1227 Hampton Street Phone 2-7170 Cor House O SchoO-goiin So e LAY-AWj Cleaning ( Just % From the JOYE Cleaners 1209 Per Most smart a few skirts, uses can expand their tifully . . . See how far yo >llars. . . our prices are portswear . .. Second Floor Srage ive Represents i University. In appointing Doctor Gee as the arolina representative, Admiral mith expressed regret that he )uld not personally attend the !remonies, as Darden is a per )nal friend. Enjoy Wilson Owe'ns' Delicious Ice Cream at your Canteen. Enjoy Wilson Owens' Delicious Punch At Your Parties CALL 3170 - 3179 1005 MAIN ST. CUT FLOWERS ER SHOP SPECIALTY 2-6781 Columbia, S. 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