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National Music Establishes US4 With Initiation Delta Mu chapter of Delta music fraternity was installed Installing officers were Mrs. L Falls, Ohio, national presidei Louisville, Ky., national editor andria, Va., national scholari April 1 Last Day Students Can Apply For Fellowships April 1 is the deadline for ap plications for Carolina Scholar ships and Fellowships according to W. H. Callcott, dean of the graduate school. Students selected for University Fellowships must have promise of being able to pursue graduate work with the field of study be ing unlimited. The fellowships carry a stipend of $400-$80. University assistantships carry a stipend of $400-$800. The stu dent must have the ability to serve as lab assistant or as a reader of quiz papers. The field of study is also unlimited. "This training Is valuable for students without teaching experience," said Dean Calleott. The stipend of the A. Foster McKissick Memorial Fellowship is based on the interest of $5,000. Preference for this fellowship will be given to a graduate of the uni versity school of engineering. The J. Rion McKissick Memorial Fellowship carries a stipend of RECORDS THE BLUE ROOM MUSIC SHOP 1206% Main (Upstairs) Across from Wade Hampton Hotel Phone 2-7835 AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT $5 per 24-hr. day Special Rates for Trips Renting hour-8 a. m., 'tl 7 p. m. DIAMOND DRIVE-IT-YOURSELF Phone 2-6836--1000 Main One Block from Campus AT T HE ' * NEXT Ge 'erIe * ~ O sun -h iui. .d Entertainment I Health and Fraternity. 4 Chapter Ceremonies 3micron national professional at the university Saturday. ouise Conrath Hoch, Cuyhoga it; Mrs. William Netherton, ; Mrs. Paul MacMahon, Alex ihip chairman; Mrs. Marvin Hatcherian, president of the New York York Alumnae Club, and Mrs. Clyde Stiner, president of the Akron, Ohio, Alumnae Club. The ceremony took plage at the home of Miss Ruth Stone, presi dent of Delta Mu chapter, on Sen ate Street. Mrs. J. W. Halti wanger, president of the After noon Music Club of Columbia, and Hugh Williamson, director of the department of music of the uni versity, were installed as Patrons of the fraternity. -Pledges who were initiated are Ruth Stone, Columbia, Mary Al corn, Columbia, Florence McAbee, Greenville, Gloria Allison, Gaff ney, Marcia Richards, Cope, Bar bara . Raffield, Aiken, Marie Hodges, Sumter, an alumna of the university and member of the fao ulty of the department of music, and Betty Ann Darby, St. Mat thews, an alumna of the univer sity and teacher of piano at St. Matthews. Following the installation cere monies, a reception was held for the national officers and members of Delta Mu in Sims music room. Delta Oricron is a professional music fraternity, founded in 1909 at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, with its membership limit ed to students of music or profes sional musicians. Delta Omicron installs Delta Mu as its thirty fourth chapter, its most recent installation of the fraternity in the Southeast. $300. Either graduate or under graduate students may apply for this fellowship, with selection based on the applicant's future usefulness to South Carolina. Enjoy WUson Uwens' Delicious Ice Cream at your Canteen. Enjoy Wilson Owens' Delicious Punch At Your Parties CA LL 3170 - 3179 1005 MAIN ST. rHE AT RES WEEK!.e 0 I Loestt fri. gSt t Parae . * Free s #'nC I 0I s Essential to Good Happiness! Members of the cast of the Univ of Drayton Hall. The play will be l dollar bill will be awarded to any si U 0 Universitty Unamused By SAYE GASTON and j JIM SIMMONS f A five dollar bill will be given to anyone who sits through the first two acts ofothe University Players production of Thornton Wilder's "Skin of Our Teeth" Tuesday and Wednesday. The three-act comedy, consider ed one of the most difficult the t Players have attempted, enjoyed an almost historic run on Broad- I Way. The technical staff has found C many ways to baffle the audience, and reports that a spectator may r find himself sitting next to the I leading lady at any time. The part of Sabina was recast I at the last minute, because the 1 Staff members of the Carolina lI Julia Walker, Greta Miley, Faye De Standing are John Grindley, Hubi tor, and Joe Bishop, editor. The staff has just completed prei Reece, chairman of the Republican Copy for the next Issue will be pre Learn The Way Co. MEN'S FINEST CLOTHING 1409 MAIN ST. University Pla3 ersity Players presentation of "Ski resented Tuesday and Wednesday udent sitting through .two acts wi Players T( By "Skin irl first cast in the part was orbidden to appear in the play fter her mother read the script. )otsy Lloyd will not play the art. Roy Lind is Mr. Anthrobus, and is wife is portrayed by Jo Anne )ellinger. Jean Davis plays ;ladys, their 3,000 year-old daugh er, while. Joe Bishop takes the iart of Henry, who cannot be iunished because he is only 4, 00 years old. Other members of the cast are ['he Fortune Teller, Betty Fel ers; the telegraph boy, William .eith; the dinosaur, William Ril ard; the mammoth, Joyce Shealy; , T, and A Muse, Mary Anna Staff Of leview are Margie McCorkle. Jean nt, and Helen Ilarbin, business mas art Hendricks, Albert Munn, Al Be aration of the spring issue whici national committee, which will be pared by the sta ff next month. (I Support LORIICK OFFICE EQUIPMENT OFFICE SUPPLIES ARCHITECTS' and Eh Phone 6176 COLUTMR rers At Work n of Our Teeth" by Thornton Wilde kights under the direction of Prof. hout laughing. PReward Of Our Te Elliott, Belinda Collum, and Ann Rawlinson. Also, Homer, Tom McConnell; he doctor, George McGregor; the udge, Robert McClintock; the pro 'essor, Harvey Golden; conveners, Wilton Klignian and Glenn Es lorn; the broadcast official, Mort Bernanke; and his assistant, Jack rhompkins; and stage manager, Richter Moore. Don Sharp is stage director. Glenn Esdorn is in charge of light ng and other members of the cast! make up the stage crew. The play is a satiric story of Lhe adventures of the Antrobus family down through the ages, from the time of the great wall Review natr WSS -C0UC %K .GINEER.'.SUPPL.ES 924nansa ariGervyarrSt. !GAN,S. SUPLE r, practice their lines on the stage Merrill G. Christophersen. A five -if n Students eth" Acts f ice to the end of the war-any ,var. The action jumps from Ex !elsior, N. J., to Atlantic City's >oardwalk and back again, eons C ater to Excelsior. n The Antrobuses have survived F!ood, fire, pestilence, the seven- t vear locusts, the ice age and a iozen wars and as many depres sions. Ultimately bewitched, befuddled t and becalmed, tihey are the stuff of which heroes are made-heroes < and buffoons. They have survived t a thousand calamities by the skin of their teeth and Wilder's playl' is a tribute to their indestructi bility. Burnett s Druti Store Corner Main and College Only One Block From T.. Campus FOR DELIVERY WOOD' SMUSIC ~~ "WOODY"' LATEST RECORDINGS CONN IRS' "ANYTHING FROM A 5 POINTR .. SALU.DmA J Page Three Curry Heads Film Society's Next Season George Curry, university history irofessor and exchange student rom England, was elected house nanager of the Univcrsity Film ;ociety for the fall and spring easons of 1948-49. Other officers are Ford Caugh nan, secretary-treasurer; James )alas, student representative, and ,rof. R. M. Stephan and Mrs. lizabeth Belser, adult representa -ves. During the past season, there vere 265 students members of the ociety and 125 non-student mem >ers. The society shows films weekly n Drayton Hall Theatre. These ilms are selected because of the ierit they receive as films when hey are first produced. FC To Postpone lebating Contest Jitil After Easter The interfraternity debates riginally scheduled to begin Wed esday, March 7, have been post oned until after spring holidays, ue to the inability of several of he teams to prepare arguments II time. The debates are being sponsored y the Interfraternity Council, and he final winning team will be Awarded a trophy as a prize. The ontests are to be staged in Dray on Hall on an elimination basis, ach team having to lose twice in rder to become disqualified. The query is "Resolved that .the >owers of the federal government )e curbed." College Barber Shop H Block from Campus Side Entrance University Grill At T Iq C. BETSY MOORE Smokes CHESTERFIELDS .She 'says: "T he taste improves with ert'ry drag."' A nationwide survey shows that Chesterfields are TOPS with college students from coast-to-coast. 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