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Sigma Sarah Bull Plays "Dear Ruth" Lead In Town Theater Sarah Bull, student at the un yexsity, will play the romanti lead of Ruth in the Town theate proddction of "Dear Ruth," oper ing next week, according to d rector Delbert Mann. Opposit Miss Bull will be Alen Pannil -head of radio sales at WKU1 who plays Bill, the young ai corps lieutenant. Miss Bull is remembered fc her performance of the narrato and daughter in "I Remembe Mama." Al Ruffin, also of the univei sity, will take the part of Ruth' fiance, Albert, a role that motio picture star Billy de Wolfe mad famous. Ruffin was seen pre viously in the Town theater pr< duction of "The Road to Rome." Mary Eleazer, university stu dent, will play Albert's sistel Martha. Miss Eleazer is remen1 bered for her performance a ,Laura in the last productioi "The Glass Menagerie." Miss Bull's home town i Georgetown. She is a senior a the university, member of Delt Delta Delta sorority, and wa maid of honor in the May cour last year. Free Skating Party For All Students To Be Given By Y A free roller skating party fc all students will be given by th Sophomore Y council at the Car< lina Roller Rink, Friday, March ' according to an announcement b Larry Wilson. The party will last from : to p. in. Interested parties may g hv I.hemselves. (r bus transnort tion will be provided for thos who wish it. Bus groups will leav Cabanis For Smart Clothes :BEWARE of shadows and glare! BE WISE Sprotect your eyes! ~BE BRIGHT with BETTER LIGHT! South Carolina Electric &Gas Company the * .(or ee Nu H C r r r N' NR r r s t t I"IN L! Mademoiselle Holds Short Story Contest For College Womeri Mademoiselle is offering $5( each for the two best stories sul nitted by women t9dergraduatei in American colleges and unive: sities in its annual nationwide co legiate fiction contest. The wii ning stories will be published the August issue of the mag FZ-. The contest rules limit stori to a minimum of 3,000 words at maximum of 5,000. Manuscrip must be typewritten, doub) spaced and on only one side each piece of paper. The e trant's name, home address at coilege address must be include Stories which have appeared college publications are acceptab *!as entries if thpv have n(ot l published in professional mag z1',ines or periodicals. Th agazine assumes no r spniiity for the manuscrip submitted and will retuirn onl those accompaniedl by stampe self-addressed envelopes. The d cision of the Mademoiselle judg( will be finial. All entries must be postmarke no later than the April 15 deat line andl addressed to Colleg Fiction Contest, Mademoiselle, 12 ECast 42ndI St., New York 17, N. 3 - linon lfall at 2:45 Friday. The Carolina Roller Rink is lc catedl on D)evine street, next ~he Drive-In theater. S.99 d ~ en feet. olds F< Sponsors For Sil Pictured above, froi sponsors for the Sil be held tonight in I Miss Betty Willis, nedy, treasurer; MisE Harry Hiott, dance cl Norment for A. J. Miss Hazel Porter, recorder; -and Miss I John Martin, lieuten IFC Takes Ove Of Spring Froli Interfraternity Council has| 0 taken over sponsorship of the s "Spring Frolics" committee, now r. seeking to schedule a name band 1- for a series of dances May 14-15, Sol Abrams, IFC publicity chair man, announced this week. Abrams said that the committee for the Frolics is now in contact id with New York booking agencies ts trying to arrange a schedule that e- will be*filled by a nationally known dance orchestra. id Tentative plans made by the d. committee include three dances in the second week-end of May. A le formal dance is planned for Fri day night, a tea dance Saturday afternoon and an informal dance e. Saturday night. bs Costs for the dance will neces y sitate selling 600 tickets, the comi 'mittee announced last week. Tick ets will be sold in a series, and each studlent purchasing them, d must buy a ticket for each of the dances. eThe group has planned to hold the (lances in the Columbia Town ship auditorium, if an available I schlel can be worked out. Other places being considered are the Naval armory and the new navalI armory. Menmhers of the original com mittee who organized the Spring Frolics group last week include John - Bunch, Bill Brown, Joe Watts, Gettis Wood, Miller Fos ter, Ned Fant, George Hoover, Redlmond Tyler and Abrams. COME RAIN OR COME SI THERE'S BUT THE OR COME SLEET OR COM] THERE'S BI . THE I ORIENTAL "IN THE HEART Saluda & Green OPEN AL )rmal pua Nu Formal n left to right, are, ,ma Nu forthal to he Jefferson. for Quincy Ken Luki Bennett, for iairman; Miss Dale Smith, commander; for Gene Trotter, bbie Nicholson, for ant commander. r Sponsorship :s Weekend Pi Phi Adds Fifteen Members In Recent Initiation Ceremony Pi Beta Phi sorority recently initiated the following coeds: Betty Clarke, Carolyn Alcorn, Betty Frazer, Jean Hill, Barbara Raffield, Pat Conder, Jeannette Monts, Jean Welsh, Greta Miley Mary Wimberly, Kathy Bryan Evelyn Plyler, Nancy Walker, Ju lia Walker, and Barbara MeSwain Officers of Pi Phi are: Jackie Johnson, president; Evelyn Pres. ton, vice president; Helen Harbin treasurer; Betty Boykin, record ing secretary; Jane Barnes, cor. responding secretary, and Jane Church, historian. At U. S. C. "COOKIE" COXE Smokes CHESTERFIELDS Cookie says: "They're the best brand in the land." A nationwide survey shows that Chesterfields are TOPS with college students from coast-to-coast. Paid Adveutisement. IINE .. . ONE PLACE TO DINE JENTA L4 @ SNOW FT ONE PLACE TO GO 'LAZA & PLAZA OF 5 POINTS" 5 Points NIG3HT Fo-night t ImgI 1 b Ei Former USC Student Is Added To Staff Of Zonolite Co. Otis Floyd Stewart, August Carolina graduate, is now geolo gist for the Zonolite Company of Chicago. This company mines and pr cesses vermiculite, a substance used in making light weight con crete. The principal office of the company is in Chicago, and mines are located in Libby, Mont., and Tigerville, Greenville county, S. C. Special Regular Size Plius Gif In Je Biennial W Dance Beg By BETTY KOTY Delta chapter of Sigma Nu raternity is entertaining with its 4ennial White Rose formal from 0 until ,2 tonight in the ballroom f the Jefferson hotel, with sev ral drop-ins and parties planned ofore, after and during the lance. The ball will begin an hour ster than usual in order to give uests time to dress after the ,arolina-Clemson boxing matches ,t .7:46 p. m. Preceding the dance, George )esChamps will give a drop-in at iis home on Devine street for all ligma Nu's and their dates; and t intermission, Bobby Gaines is iaving open-house for the same ,roup at the home of bis sister, drs. William Snipes on Enoree venue. A breakfast party will ollow the formal at the Plaza )riental -in Five Pointa. Colored lights reflected from a -evolving crystal ball, greenery Lmd replicas of the five armed itar will decorate the ballroom. )uring the leadout, Sigma Nu's ind their dates will step through t large reproduction of the fra ernity badge when favors will be >resented to each girl. Dates of sigma Nu's will wear white rose !orsages. Woody Woodward and his or yhestra will play. Officers of' Delta chapter, and their sponsors, are A. J. Smith, commander, with Dale Norment; John Martin, lieutenant com mander, with Ibbie Nicholson; Gene Trotter, secretary, with Hazel Porter; Quincy Kennedy, treasurer, with Betty Willis, and Harry Hiott, dance chairman, with Luki Bennett. 0 Dormitory girls will be given special late privilege tonight be cause of the unusual hours of the dance. Chaperones for the dance are Dean and Mrs. John A. Chase, Jr., Dean and Mrs. Robert L. Sum walt and Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Brown. Combinatioi F Box of Both for .1.75'< prie * plua This y~ time 4 how makes Not a self, ni stroke an exi Plate In Re 111 A ' fferso'n, 'hite Rose ins At 10 Beauty Entries Must Be Made Before Friday Entries for the annual KSK beauty pageant must be submitted to Box 5, campus mail before March 5, according to an an nouncement by the Beauty Pageant Committee. Each sorority and fraternity may nominate three coeds from the junior or senior classes. 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