Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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irie45ieS By JEAN DAVIS IT'S VALENTINE'S Tomorrow is the day. And from the looks of things, Cupid hasn't been doiQg .so badly with the pre-Valtntine spirit. Rings and pins everywhere-. Not to say anything of the heart-shaped candy boxes and bunches of flowers on order for the occasion. CUPID DID IT With his own bow and arrow, he had chalked up some perfect bullseyes. Margaret Ready, KD, was married to Jack Corry, KA, Tuesday. Anne Leila Jackson is now wear ing the Sigma Nu pin of Bill Walters. Kappa Sig K. C. Tal bert pinned Pat Lewis, ADPi recently. Burton Wilds, ZTA, will marry Thomas Barton on Valentine's Day. And th,is is really the truth-Cappy Lawrence, Tri Delt, is pinned to Paul Haigler, SAE. Margie Pearlstein, AE Phi pledge, is pinned to Herschal Cooper, PhiE Pi. In the diamond circles, Mary' Ann Thrasher, ChiO, is showing off a tiffany-set sparkler from Ned McCain. Livie Pierce, Sigma Nu alum, married Kathy McNairy of Greens boro on February 7. Helen Davoulas and Christo Maniatus - were wed on February 8. SENTIMENTAL JOURNEYS Betsy Moore visited The Citadel last weekend. KD's Trudie Leonnard, Ann McCandlish, Carolyn Isbell and "Luki" Behnett also made their way to Charleston. Objec tive was the AKK Midical Ball. Lillian Love, KD, spent three days between semesters snowed "under" at Chapel Hill. Claire Cely, ADPi; Burrell Sanders; "Becky" Fuller, ADPi; "Goop" Fishbourne, Sigma Nu; and Jimmy Moise, Sigma Nu, spent several days between semesters in Beau fort with ADPI. Margaret Scheper. Becky Melton, ChiO, visited Duncan Heron, Kappa Sig, at his home in Jackson, Miss., during the holidays. ALUMS DZ alum, Betty Counts visited friends here last weekend. Bert Hemingway, KD who graduated last month, was also on the scene while the teachers' exams were irf session. Sig ma Nu's are welcoming back Howard House, who was at Carolina in '44. ET CETERA Phi Kappa Sigs had a "singing good time" last week when they serenaded girls at Columbia College, several local homes and Sims. The Sigma Nu's are making plans for their White Rose Formal on February 27. Ben McGuinn became"presid6nt of. the Boofter's Club .when President Bert Moore did not return this semester. Big plans are underway for another "Queen For A Day". ChiOs will journey to Charleston February 14 to celebrate a joint Founder's Day with the Zeta Gamma chapter at the College of Charleston.' Mrs. Melba Rouse, wife of Lambda Chi David Rouse, was recently named "Swetheart of Lambda Chi" at a cabaret party held by the chapter. OFFICERS Leading the ZTA's for the Spring semester are: Margaret Eleazer, president; Jo-Anne Dellinger, vice-president; Mar tha Waldrop, secretary; Mary Summersett, treasurer; Frenchie Prosser, rush chairman, and Jean Eleazer, his ALL SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS ART FLOWER SHOP CORSAGES A SPECIALTY -PHONE 2-6781 1227 Hampton Street Columbia, S. C. COME RAIN OR COME SHINE ., THERE'S BUT ONE PLACE TO DINE THE ORIENTAL COME SLEET OR COME SNOW THERE'S BUT ONE PLACE TO GO THE PLAZA * ORIENTAL & PLAZA / "IlN THE HEART OF 5 POINTS" Saluda & Green 5 PoInts OPEN ALL NIGHT Students initiated into Blue Key mer Booster club president; Robert and Redmond Yyler, IFC secretary. Gov. Strom Thurmond, a membei the principles of leadership. (Phot Moore ChosenA . rections F,01 Bettie Moore, senior from C president of Alpha Kappa Gami ternity, at the last meeting o mester. Margaret Eleazer, junior fr< vice-president during the spring from Charleston, was named sec retary and Faye Lomansky, senior ( from Camden, treasurer. Other officers are Olive L-ong, junior from Lykesland, corre sponding secretary; Helene Stein, junior from Columbia, historian; and Claire Parler, junior from Co- el lumbia, scholarship chairman. E AKG meets each week at 4 p. a m. in Flinn Hall. Membership 1 consists of women students who are electea on the basis of scholarship and leadership. h torian. New officers for Sigma Nu are: A. J. Smith, commander; John Martin, lieutenant com mander; Gene Trotter, secretary; Quincy Kennedy, treasurer; Bob by Gaines, assistant treasurer; Bob T4sdale, marshall; Cam Todd, chaplain; and Harry Hiott, dance chairman. ChiO's elected: Beth Fillingim, president; Claire Parler, vice president; Bett~y Mood, secretary; Ann Mood, treasurer; "Bootey" Wall, chapter correspondent; and Lynn Hook, pledge mnistress. Newly elected officers of the Delta Tau's are: June Schiffman, president; Theresa Banner, vice president; Betty Brody, corre sponding secretary; Rachael Nai mark, recording secretary; Anna Mae Warshaw, treasurer; Gerry Diamond, pledge mother; and Jeanne Goldsmith, historian. KD Bettie Moore will fill the position of vice-president left va cated by Jean Wallace, who re cently graduated. Enjoy Wilson Owens' Delicious Ice Cream at your Canteen. Enjoy Wilson Owens' Delicious Punch At Your Parties CALL 3120 - 3170 IaNS MAIN ST. a low twwecocx Blue Key Iitiates honor fraternity at the end of t Isbell, editor of THE GAMECO of the fraternity, spoke at a bi o by Manning Harris). KG President ? Spring Term learwater, Fla., was elected na, womqn's leadership fra f the organization last se m Columbia, will serve as term. Mary McQueen, junior oemi-formal Dance oponsored Jointly ly Four Societies The four literary societies on kmpus, Euphradian, Clariosophic, uphrosynean, and Hypatian, held semi-formal dance and banquet the Woman's Club from 8 to p. m. Friday night. The music for the occasion was arnished by Chick Foster and s orchestra. Petticoat Fei The shouting's a this spring! And coats!-We have th the darling with t bottom that leads it s slim tailored IN COLMIIA IT' I Lat semester were Bill Keith, for 'K; John Bunch, president of IFC, inquet held by the local society on At U. S. C. AL I AL BAHRET Smokes I'l CHESTERFIELDS He says: "They're cooler and taste better." A nationwide survey shows that Chesterfields are TOPS with college students from coast-to-coast. Paid Advertisement. 'vor . . .. bout petticoats . what petti em all .. . from ~ he ruffle on the ; the parade to sister, too! Independer Formal Ai Men and women's Indepei ivill hold their annual Vale lotel ballroom tomorrow nig by Woody Woodward and hie There will be two no brea nembers and- their dates al hestra will then play the 1z lust." Sponsors for the dance a rille, president; Addie Rick, lent; Lucy Rasheed, Georg reasurer, Charleston, and hairman. Officers of men's Independent4 re John Whalen, Rion, presi lent; Johnny Norton, Mullins irst vice-president; Frank Hard "harleston, second vice-president "harles Clark, Columbia, secre ary; Tip McLeod, Jasper, Flor da, treasurer; and George La Iruce, Georgetown, public rela ions officer. The Independent organization ire open to all non-sorority an4 ion-fraternity students. Weekl; neetings are held by both organi ations, women meeting in Sim rusic room at 7 p. m. Mondays nd men in Legare 201. L-ei - . L LiS Present Jefferson idents clubs of the university ntine formal in the Jefferson ht from 9 until 12, with music orchestra. ks, and a special no break for ter the grand march. The or idependents theme song "Star re Barbara Huggins, Johnson enbacker, Cameron, vice-preui etown, secretary; Jean Nolte, Marjorie Lucas, Cayce, dance - BEWARE of shadows and glare! BE WISE protect your eyes! - BE BRIGHT with BETTER LIGHTI South Carolina Electric & Gas Company sbeth Wolfe 1643 Main St. SeN floor