The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 16, 1948, Page Page Four, Image 4
In Jefers
The Alpha Lambda chapter
.rority will entertain with thei
Janua'y 16, in the ballroom i
p. m. to 1 a. m. Woody Wo<
furnish music for the occasio
Patsy Fortinberry, president, an
nouned that open bids would be
Issued to all campus fraternities.
Decorations will consist of sil
ver stars and crescents, the so
rority emblems, and balloons. An
arbor adorned in silver, gold, and
blue, the organization colors, will
be the entrance for the grand
march.
Officers and their dates who
will lead the grand march are:
Patsy Fortinberry, president, with
Bill Bennett; Jessie Lewis, vice
president, with Joe Matthews;
Sarah Edwards, treasurer, with
John Nates; Jean Lumpkin, record
ing secretary, with Johnnie Rob
erts; Vivian Owens, corresponding
secretary, with Jack Graybill; and
Nancy Ruff, social chairman, with
Mac Boyle.
Five New Mem
Blue Key At B
The University Blue Key Fra
ternity will hold its annual initia
tion banquet in Hotel Jefferson
ballroom at 7 p. m., Thursday,
Jan. 15, according to a recent an
nouncement by Bill Young, retir
ing president of the honorary fra
ternity.
The banquet was formal, and
besides initiation, Don Grant and
Joe O'Harra were installed as
the president and vice-president
Sophomore"Y"To Sponsor
Coffee Hour Each Evening
During Examination Week
The Sophomore "Y" Council of
the university will sponsor a cof
fee hour for the student body dur
ing the week of final examinations
this semester. The coffee hour will
be. held in Flinn Hall each evening
from 9:30 p. m. to 10:30 p. m.
The Juke box will be in use pnd
the coffee will be free. The invi
tation is extended to each membez
of the student body and faculty.
"The 'Y' hopes as many student
as possible will take advantage of
the Coffee hour for a rest and
relaxation from studies", said Pai
King, president of the Sophomor4
group..
This will be the final project of
the Sophoinore -group for this se
mester and under the direction of
the present officers. New officer:
will be elected at the beginning o:
*the next semester.
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Sindler Elected Presideni
Of Hillel For Spring Tern
Alan Sindler, of Bishopville, E
C., was elected president of th
university chapter of Hillel sc
ciety at its last meeting of th
semester on Jan. 11, in the Tre
of Life Synagogue. The other ol
ficers elected were: Melton Klil
man, vice-president; Theresa Bari
ner, corresponding secretary; Noz
ma Ballon, recording secretary
Monroe (Monk) Stavenhagei
treasurer.
Rabbi Ballon, faculty advisoi
announced the beginning of hono
keys to be given to the gradual
ing members who have given th
most service to the chapter durin
the past year. Bob Zalkin, ir
mediate past president was nomi
nated for the honor.
bers Initiated Tc
3nquet Thursda
respectively. They replace Bi
Young and Chick Shiels who wi
graduate at the end of this s(
mester.
Governor J. Strom Thurmon<
an alum of the Clemson Blue Ke
was the main speaker, and al
proximately 15 faculty membei
who were atident nr hnnnrar
members are invited.
The five men initiated wert
William C. Keith, Jr., of Richlan<
Catlif. Jafeb W. McCallum
McColl, S. C.; Redmond Tyler <
Doraville, Ga.; John D. Buncl
Jr., of Columbia, and Robert Ii
bell of Anderson, S. C.
Protestation Of"
Of 1948" Voiced
In regards to the "Leap Year A
of 1948" composed by Sid Badgi
and Walter Roberts and publishe
in The Gamecock last week v
have received this protestation.
My Dear Sirs:
It occurs to me that you me
not have studied the consequenc
of your act, proposed and publisl
ed in The Gamecock, January 9.
wish to remind you that said co
sequences might have far-reachii
and long-lasting effects.
To begin with, should this a
become law for even as short
period as three months, mode:
dating customs would be well<
the way to a radical change.
Has it ever occurred to you th
there is a type of femininity, ai
by no means the minority grou
that would be pleased at t
thought of over-throwing the pre
ent prevalent system, ie, boy do
asking and chasing?
An act such as you -prope
would not only give body to thi
desires, but it would very like
start a campaign, that, althoui
slow to develop, would one d
engulf the university campus, a
later the state, growing to il
mense proportions.
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John Nates; Nancy Ruff, social c
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L eap Year Act
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re would mislead men into the snare
of this foul plan of the females.
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"Cotton Paintings"
Now On Exhibit At
McKissick Library
An unusual and interestine
group of "Cotton Paintings", by
Mrs. Marguerite Sea3e of Green.,
ville, is now on exhibit in McKis.
sick Memorial library.
Cotton painting, Mrs. Sease e.
plains, consist of mounting raw
cotton fibers on cloth to form pie,,
tures and designs. The cotton is
dyed to various shades with such
chemicals as iodine, merthiolate
and violent bismuth. The exhibi
tion display consists of 24 such
paintings.
Mrs. Sease is A native of CO.
lumbia who moved to Greenville
in 1916. She describes herself the
"dumb member of a smart fam
ily." Her husband Is a noted
etcher, one daughter is an artist
and another is a musician, a third
is a flier and Journalist. Her
grand children are on their way
toward becoming musical per.
formers.
Mrs. Sease has exhibited at the
convention of the American Cot.
ton Manufacturing Association, in
department stores and in art gal
leries. Feature articles about her
work have appeared in such pub.
lications as the Christian Science
Monitor, the Atlanta Journal and
the Charlotte Observer. She de
scribed cotton painting on a na.
tionwide radio program conducted
by Robert St. John.
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