Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Horry lin, Club Ihct Home 1refl. - John Horne was elected presi dtnt of the Horry-Carolina club at its first meeting last week. Other officers elected were Bill Peevy, vice-president; Maxine Oliver, -secretary; Theresa Banner, treasurer, and R. E. Dusenberry, social chairman. Tentative plans were made to hold the annual Jiorry-Carolina Christmas dance- in conjunction with the Clemson-Horry club. The Horry-Carolina club will hold itg. next meeting at 7 p. m., Wednesday, Nov. 5, in 101 Legare. CENTRAL DRUG CO. 1 I I OPEN 24 HRS. 5197-PHONES-5198 1204 MAIN STREET BETTER LIGHT BETTER SIGHT BETTER HEALTH BETTER GRADES BRIGHTER FUTURE! f f t South Carolina Electric & Gas Company for Shoes that look like new visit ROBERTS SHOE REPAIRING SERVICE . . . 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Morse Paintir At McKissick Twenty water color paintings of bacl New England coastal scenes by colo Miss Ruth Morse of the art de- P partment are being shown at Mc- seve Kissick library until November 2. shac In a treatment which is modern care without the usual disturbing feat- qual ures, Miss Morse has captured the is t charm and beauty of Rockport, of < Mass., a geographical area which T has provided artists with subject Mis: matter for more than a genera- sum tion. wer Her interpretation of Rockport, and with its interesting groupings of caus wharves, trawlers, lobster houses on and restful streets, ranges from caus a somber sketch of the overcast of sound to a lively painting of the and __ _ __-__- ffror in s Mis: ST BARGAIN 't'ea cha: AGE, or BACON itse regi It pan ,LY & COPPIEE ser ace F'OR 35g of FROM 5 to 11 A. M. a h den tIENTALsu OR TO THE PLAZA spe stu Un exh tair nie . . CANDY ago SAMPLER I )RTH ile at ... N TEE N SUPPLIES ORDERS /EAR PAIR SERVICE UINTAIN INGS OF NEW, EP 01 gs Now 1 Library. beach, a vista brightened by rful willow trees. articularly outstanding are ral paintings of the quiet, led streets. Well planned and s fully executed, these have a ii ity of dignity and repose which p )0 often missing in the works ontemporary painters. n ie exhibition is the result of Morse's work during the past mer. Most of the paintings 11 done in the early morning, r as a result show bright colors ed by the play of the sunlight he wharves and water or, be ;e early morning is the time r extremes, a contrast in deep s subdued treatment resulting C n cloudy days. I t is unusually pleasant to paint uch syrrounding as Rockport," Morse said. "The subject mat a conglomeration of wharves, s5, weather-beaten houses, and 'ming village scenes, composes { if so well that little effort is iired on the part of the artist." addition to the Rockport stings, there is a mountain te executed at Brevard, N. C., olorful sketch of the interior greenhouse in Columbia, and ndscape of the municipal gar at Orangeburg. iss Morse, an instructor of ume design and interior deco on in the art department, lied at the Boston Muesum of 2 Arts andl in Paris. She also nt four years painting and lying in Europe and has ex ted widely throughout 'the ted States. Her most recent ~ious showing in Columbia, an bition of North Carolina mnoun landscapes, was two years STYLE MART for NEW 8 TUXEDO CAN BE WORl MEl MEN 129NAI GLAND COAST USC Graduate Engineers Rate EIigh In Nation The' University of South Caro ina engineering graduates have een ranked among the first 25 er cent in the country in a recent urvey by Westinghouse, accord rig to Prof. Frank B. Herty, de artment head. "In the past four years the ef iciency of the mechanical engi eering department has increased lmost 100 per ,cent," he said. In 1943 the department had ittle equipment ana few class ooms, but the Navy may be com nended for bringing new methods ,nd standards to the University, Ierty said. There ares now 190 students en olled in the department. Herty aid that this number enabled stu lents to have smaller classes and ive the students personal coach ng. Radio Broadcasting Olass Gives Program yn Campus Activities University English students in adio broadcasting plan to give lO-minute programs weekly over adio station WIS starting in No rember, Frank Hardin, class in structor, announced yesterday. Class members will write, pro luce, and put on the entire show. Each member will be assigned to team for one week. In order to get experience in all phases of 'adio work, teams will be rotated ,veekly. "This program has a two-fold purpose," Hardin said, "It will give each student experience and i working knowledge in planning and carrying out a series of pro crams. Secondly, it will give duumni and people interested in ~he university an up-to-the-minute nsight on campus activity." Men Who Know! TYLE SHIRTS i TWO WAYS 'S SHOP STREET )linn Thatre GraduateFF Available Ai University students may apply ,sr 2K new graduate fellowships *hich will pay full tuition and $750 annually~for three years now being offered by the Pepsi-Cola Scholarship board. This new fellowship program has as its purpose the discovering of students of unusual ability and helping them secure further edu cation, according to a bulletin re ceived by the university. The pro gram is administered by an inde pendent group of educators who comprise the Pepsi-Cola Scholar ship board, and 'are offered by the Pepsi-Cola Co. Any college student receiving a degree during the 1947-48 school year may apply for one of the fellowships. Winners will be se lected on the basis of their prom ise of achievement in later life "I'll take Dentyne "He's got something there! Wh you can love 'em and leave 'ei tasted that swell flavor of Dent you're sold solid for life, Brott keep teeth white, tool" Dentyne Gum-Made Or e 8OftatnA en preferred above s most want( whc ha l cl,S.0 75 sin 29cunesties su-brilnt, .5 ty is simple. In Company, Jane: ith eager, hand- Toronto, Canada -and writes with *25 CASH GIVEN A' o smooth. Pre- Parker "SI" Pens. DB relate what happened signed for satis- used. Just report the perchrome-the .h*Pareoe o Birds I View --. Tom Teal and John Cope land causing excitement in Maxcl when they appeared to take Gar net and Black pictures of the ex ecutive secretaries. The picturi finally being made en the West end steps. - .- Sims Dormitory girls try ing to get into ,Sims canteen th4 other night after someone care. lessly. locked the key inside. . . . The very few drunks at the game. - . . The band.being original at the Carolina-Clemson game wit) its lick-off routine. We're prouc of ye. - . . . A certain. boy exclaiming that he had dreamed the Carolina team was going via boat to Mi. ami. - . . Students looking question ingly at the Bureau of Placement sheets. they discovered in theii mail boxes. Work ? Those styles, those styles at the K A tea dance. ... Members of The Gamecock staff (ahem!) coming out of a sideshow at the fair. And there were no bright neon lights around for reflection either. ... The statement of the week! Bob Isbell saying, "I like my girls playful." . . . "Skibo" Dellinger having great difficulty explaining the ad vantages of dancing close. . . . In debate class--"I think we ought to have more stands in the stadium. At the game Thurs day, were they just crowded or were they tryiq(g to be chummy? . . . Why is Abstance always absent? Why is Bob Pierce always late-not that names have any thing to do with it? . . . Billy Kincaid changing his mind about an offered piece of chewing gum. It was really noth ing but Cloves, Billy. . . . The politics that have been floating around campus lately, Never saw so many smiling faces! c4u2s/ it's the ~world~ *Recently7the seniors in lea voted Parker more wanted than of pens combined. Here's added tremendous Parker popularity ready been proved in 77 surveys *The reason for such populari your hand, the "S1" balances w some poise. It starts instantly light and pressureless touch. S cision-made, only the "S1" is de factory use with new Parker Sa October 31, 1947 llowships Carolina and recommendations as to char. acter, personality and qualities of leadership, the announcement States. Fellowships will be limitef to these who have financial need of assistance. Any accredited school in the United States and Canada may be attended, and any field of study leading to an M.A., Ph.D., M.D., or other advanced degrees may be entered. Six winners will be chosen from each of four geographic sections, and two Negroes will be chosen from all the United States. Seniors who wish to apply may' obtain application forms from the dean of the Individual schools, or from the Pepsi-Cola Scholarship board, 632 Emerson St., Palo Alto, Cali. Completed applications with official transcripts of credits and other required information must be received by the board not later than January 1, 1948. Winners will be announced March 15. Chewing Gum!" en it comes to girls n, but once you've ( yne Chewing Gum, iser! Dentyne helps ily By Adams all others! d pen uper-permanent ink that writes 'Si" today. Choice of custom t colors. $12.50; $15.00. Pen . Sets, $17.50 to $80.00. Parker Pencils, $4.00. The Parker Pen ~ville, Wisconsin, U. S. A. and WAY-tor interesting, true storie about iso it on your own 0. 1. experience-..or I to some friend. 325.00 for each story facts. Stories are judged on tacts atone. property-canlnot be returned. Address: mpany, Dept. CN-47, Janesville,, Wi.