Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Birds I View -.. Prof. Frank Wardlaw saying his newly-born child was destined to be a writer as it had already developed a free-flowing style... .. . Bonnie Hartley taking the flames from 19 candles with one puff at a party at Joe's, given by boy friend, Manning Harris... ... Radio class 101 students re cording voices at WIS... the sur prised looks when transcriptions are replayed... ... The sudden decrease in the stag line at the ADPi dance Fri day night during the Louis-Wal cott fight.. the surge in after wards to rush the bewildered dancers... ...The soothing volces of George Stanley on WKIX and Bill Scott on WNOK.. . ... Bernell and Bobby Roberson thinking University Players were on at Town Theatre and crashing party given for children there... ... Mort Smith doing the locomo tive dance at Joe's ... ... Bob Carpenter remarking that open student council meeting was complete with the "overture of the steam pipes" in Chapel. ... Carolina students making the e'uise over to Camden Sunday for the polo game between Cam den and Aiken... ... The "Y" Religious Emphasis program listing "Love, Courtship, and Marriage" on Week's calendar ... directly under it, "That's for me." . . ...Strange woman running to meet Fred Tolly on downtown cor ner ... pinching said Tolly's cheeks . . . and . . . quoth she, "Hu'lo, Snookums Wookums." . . McGREGOR'S DRUG STORE 1308 MAIN STREET 1 Prescriptions " Sodas Cigarettes " Toilet Articles Call 2-3308 FOR PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT $5 per 24-hr. day Special Rates for Trips Renting hour-8 a. m., I 'til 7 p. m. . DIAMOND DRIVE-IT-YOURSELF ~ Phone 2-6836-1000 Main ~ 4One Block from Campus ~ ATTEN Neat-appearing, alert young nm exceptionally,.good money exj mas gift offer, covering our Ci TION-HEALTH SECURITY.] Carolina Company, home of f record of paying all proper they are presented. If you h, 9:00 P. M., five evenings per'a with this company. This may your home communities this for interview. EQUITY HOSPITALIZAT Carolina Theatre Bldg. For CHRIST And a dish oj For CHRISTM And ice col For CHRISTM~ Just crank and st< ORIENTAL "IN THE HEART Saluda & Green 4,042 Stu ? 09"t 40 146 30 14 ANOAN0N LAYKMS 85 43 A 7 C"". 28 WHERE CAROLINA STUDENTS COME F 4,042 Native Sons are attending Richland, where the university is s last with seven. In addition there saval training program, three fron Seigler Hea( Languages A Dr. Milledge B. Seigler, as vas elected chairman of the Atlantic Modern Languages v md Saturday of last week in ;he first time that a univer )osition. Seigler was succeeded as vice hairman by Prof. John C. lodges, had of the English de artment of the University of [ennessee. Prof. J. H. Whitesell of the iniversity English department >resented a paper, "Cynewulf's tpproach to Characterization" vhich was well received by the roup necording to Seigler. Several articles by Seigler have ecently been published in literary aagazines. "Peter Frenque, Carolina Re ublican" was published in the Lugust issue of The Journal of outhern History. This was writ en in collaboration with Rich *rd *B. Davis, a former univer ity English professor.* An article giving new informa ion on the life of Henry Tinmrod ras published in the fall issue of eorgia Historical Quarterly. This rticle shows that Timrod did not en with ambition can make >laining EQUITY'S Christ 3MPLETE HOSPITALIZA PLAN. This is a South ce in Columbia, having a claims on the same day ave from 4:00 P. M. until peek,. you will do very well also be a full-time job in summer. Come in person [ON PLAN, 2nd Floor 1219%A Main Street MAS JOY bok toy AS CHEER [d beer AS SPIRIT ser it .. . to: & PLAZA )F 5 POINTS" 5 Points dents From Nai 26 103 VW'W 06ST eMCaTa s. 46 34 49 60 /AIM0S PAAA, ofw oy 46 47 69 44 Lu . 38 IALMA rc M UC 3 3 u N. orN o 2 6 9 8 3asa 222 43 79 -M--1 144 43 sAmewn sm 30 36 9NDAs3 ceLsrM 25 14 MAP M31 34 12 og ROM 22 the university, Pres. Norman M. S ituated, heads the list with 1,269 d are 585 out of state students, ma i China and one each from Greece, Is Modern Lssociation sociate professor of English, English section of the South asociation which met Friday Chattanooga, Tenn. This is sity professor has held this marry the woman he wished to, Sophie Sosnowski, a native of Columbia. A note on Washington Irving and William G. Preston, former president of the University of South Carolina, appeared in the November issue of American Lit erature. The South Atlantic Bulletin also carries a review on Milton in the December issue which was wtitten by Seigler. Criticism Of Long Skirt Not Confined To 1947 To the stout hearted few still fighting the battle of the long skirt, a news Item recently un covered In an old Columbia news paper, The Carolina -Free Press, In the Carolinians library, should be of more than passing Interest. The Item Is date-lined from Memphis, Tenn., and reads: "Long skirts are a calamity I and the docility of American wo men In surrendering to Parisian fashion dictates Is pathetic, Dr. Henry Goddard Leach, editor of, The Forum, declared here today."r -And the date of these timely I words of protest? Just 17 yearsa a.go, April 18, 1930. E November Weatherr Delays Construction | On Carovet Houses "November bad weather has lelayed the construction of 64 iew Carovet apartments which yore due to be completed In the atter part of January," BasIl M. larks, veterans' administrator, aid yesterday. Steps have now been taken to >revent more delay and the allure of the water supply andI ther facilities at the apartment enter, he said. WATCHES DIAMONDS B. B. HARMON JEWELER 2024 Devine St. Columbia, S. C. Phone 4-1522 LOCATED CONVENIENTLY AT FIVE POINTS T ho Gamecock Live State' ] 34 row w0 'o? 52 0 Atas 67 > I65 so 62 a G 53 li ivt. a s] n -"n t a in I V t I mith announced recently. Populous t tudents and McCormick county isj inly holdovers from the wartime f Sweden and Northern Ireland. u u s< Essay Contest i For Students E Is Underway ' Tamiment Social and Economic t< Institute of New Yo'rk is con- si ducting an essay contest for col- f4 lege students closing April 23, a 1948, with "An American Pro gram For World Peace in the Present Crisis" as the subject. The contest is open to all un dergraduate college students in recognized colleges of the Unitedr States. A . contestant may submit1 but one essay from 5,000 to 6,000 words. Prizes for the contest pi are: first prize, $1,000 cash; sec- la and prize, $500; two third prizes of f $250 and ten fourth prizes of rt 1100. 1 No manuscript will be accepted B, Inless it is typewritten and dou- nE ble spaced. Only one side of the vE aheet should be used, and mairgins ihould be wide. Manuscripts must m be original unpublished works. tb 'hey are to be sent immediately se ipon completion to Tamiment In- ec ititute Contest, 7 East 15th w street, New York 3, New York. pa No manuscript will be returned mless it is accompanied by a ar itamped addressed envelope. In th ;ubmitting the manuscript the m muthor should type full name, col ege and home addresses, tele >hone number, and name of col- ne ege on a separate sheet of pa- en er clipped to the essay. Entry de planks will be sent upon request. Cs The Tamiment Social and Eco- Ba omic Institute is best known for gil ta annual four day conference, old each June since 1934 at Camp th< 'amiment, Tamiment, Pennsylva- re< Lia. Among the speakers who wi ave appeared at past conferences fe1 re William Green, Senator Rob- tir1 rt Taft, Norman Thomas, Wil- TIh am H. Davis, David Dubinsky, ma Villiam Agar, and many others epresenting a cross section of of 'ublic opinion. Algernon Lee is lirr resident of the institute's board abl f director.. tha WHY WALK across to and Dry Cleanji There's a Station on the for students' co * SPECIAL RATES F * 48-HOUR SERVICE * HOURS -- 9-1, 3.5 -UNIVElF LAUNDRY & DRI SERVM Next Door to The P'layers To Drama Of rn Love Wi The University Players will p F Henrik Ibsen's "Hedda Gabler hursday at 8 p. m. in the Dray1 The play is the tragedy of a v ho destroys all that she touche Betty Lewis is cast in the title - >le of Hedda and is supported by a experienced group. Russell reen plays Judge Brack, who is ttle more than a tool for Hedda ad who is always available when 1e needs him. Hedda's husband, eorge Tesman, is portrayed by [al Shadwell in his first role ith the players. Elinor Mazursky takes the role of f Mrs. Elvsted, and Sarah Pinck- on ey, one of the most experienced th< tembers of the group, returns to M 1e stage in the part of George's of unt. Of Sparky Elliott is cast as the lui iaid, and Hayes Watson plays . ilert Lovborg, one of Hedda's 'wi ictims. Both will be making w} ieir first appearances on the ca rayton Hall stage. lu Hedda, the fatal heroine, alters rai e lives of three men-George, ilert and Judge Brack-merely rir )r her own satisfaction by the the se of her charms. She eventually ler :orns both her husband and ad ilert. He represents the creative tan who is fought over by Hed- gri s, the destructive force and Mrs. ul vlsted, the creative force. George the . a scholar, interested in dusty il icts. In some instances, the entangle- pre ents of Hedda's affairs become con w much for her to handle and bri ie at last chooses a very un- r; minine solution to her problems the drama reaches its climax. ;ngineer Laboratory 'o Be In Operation 'or Spring Semester The chemical engineering de irtment hopes to have its new boratory at 916 Main Street iened part time February and inning full time in the fall of - 48, according to Prof. B. L. ker, head of the chemical engi ering department at the uni rsity. "Shortage of steel and otherl aterials have been slowing down e building," said Baker. He id that miniature working uipment has been ordered and 11 be of great value to the de rtment.. "The laboratory will cost ound $40,000 and will handle e needs of the department for any years to come." Senior Work Seniors in the chemical engi ering plant designing class are gaged in two research projects aling with problems of South rolina according to Prof. B. L. ker. head of the chenlical en eering department. rhe most important project is designing of equipment to over gas from fertilizer. This ll be a sanitation benefit in tilizer plants and at the same. ie aid the state commercially. e recovered gas may act for ny useful purposes. [rhe other project is the process making brick from sand and ie. The brick is white and suit e for building. Baker said t after hardened by steam wn to get Laundry ig Service? Campus especially nvemience. OR STUDENTS ~sITY CLEANING Canteen I Present I Woman th Self U resent their interpretation ef Tuesday, Wednesday and on Hall theatre. " voman in love with herself p s and eventually herself. h by Jniversity Goes aroling Tonight % kt State Capitol a 51nging of Christmas carols .l be held at 8 o'clock tonight the state house steps under leadership of E. T. Gavin, ac -ding to plans announced by s. George D. Roof, supervisor special services for the Co nbia recreation program. 5chools, colleges, and churches I1 participate in the program ich will be recorded for broad ting over radio station WIS. . J. C. Guilds, president of Co nbia college, will be the nar ;or for the occasion. church bells and chimes will g for five minutes preceding program to be carried the gth of Main street by a public iress system. rhe success of last year's pro m has caused it to be sched d as an annual affair in which University of South Carolina 1 participate. ssure this brick could be a npetitor to the common phase ck. :ollege Barber Shop % Block from Campus Side Entrance University Grill Cleaning C Just 1/2 From the JOYEE Cleaners a 1209 Pen4 WHAT IS A' WEL... We made an adjective Into a noun, that's all. A "thrifty" is a person who le Three ingredients in every cloi 1. $tyle---ood Joe 2. QalAiy--fine fc 3. Va-your m It means a person who buy PS-You'll always get a good des ARROW SHIR1 UNDERWIAR * HANOrmeH Page T1hne 'ress Expects atest Volume ['o Be Sellout "Beneath So Kind a Sky," the ctorial volume on South Caro ,a published last month by the niversity Press, is being well re ived throughout the state, ac rding to Frank H. Wardlaw, anaging editor of the Press. The rnited edition of 1,500 is ex. )cted to be sold by Christmas, said. Photographs appearing in the ok were exhibited by the Caro na Art Association in Charles on Nov. 25, Wardlaw said. Carl alien, photographer, and Dr. hapman J. Milling, who wrote e accompanying text, held an utographing party after the ex ibit. Enjoy Wilson Owens' Delicious Ice Cream at your Canteen. Enjoy Wilson Owens' Delicious Punch At Your Parties CALL 3170 - 3179 1005 MAIN ST. for Shoes that look like new visit ROBERTS SHOE REPAIRING SERVICE NEXT TO CITY FIRE DEPT. 1319 Sumter St. raftsmen Block Dampus IROS. SDyers Ileton THRIFTY"? oks for hing purchase: ks, cornforts, )ft. brics, flnt work manship. mnty's worth and mort. s Arrow products. i at your Arrow dealer's. Fs and TIES ms * srOmRTSHIsutT