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Lambd Short Story Contest Rules Are Announced Laura Speed, president of Eu phrosynean Literary Society, has announced rules for the society's short story contest, 1. Entries must be turned over to Dot McLeod, secretary, or to Laura Speed, president, not later than May 15, 1948. 2. Only members of Euphrosy nean Literary Society are eligible to submit stories. 3. The short story must have never been published. (Publication in the Carolina Review would make a story ineligible for this con test.) 4. The author's name must ap pear only on the cover with the title. The title must also be on the first page of the story. 6. Each entry must be typed and doubled-spaced. 6. A member of the Literary So ciety may submit as many entries as she wishes. 7. The story may be any length the author chooses. 8. The award will be a silver tray, engraved with "Presented to .. .. .... Eu phrosynean Short Story Contest, 1948." Cabaniss Foy Imart Clothes Fashionabil for campus ia or for the RED--BI BOL] 'V SHOE ! 1 733 SaIus N ext Door.. e au.. a Chi A] . . . . . - . Above are sponsors for the Lambda Chi Barbara Rice, for Bill Turbeville, vice-preside Bottom row, Betty Lou Mace, for Acy F Allen, ritualist. Caro For. The Cax ficer's Tri annual ba on the ca to an a Hunt, Soc This fo the NRO' seniors wl ed in th Naval R4 Corps up< demiec yes This w the orgai tions. Fr chestra iw The dai this year. ggg body and vited. The ai has long WHl y styled ear Ther< evening. ,UE.---BLACK [CK'S BALON Ia Ave. ndramati at 5 Paints pha Annj Lamba Chi Sponsors. Alpha Anniversary Ball to be held tonight. Tog mt; and Flora McLeod, for Pat King, secretary. latt, treasurer; Joyce Hayes. for Bill McDaniel, ina NROTC Makes P dnnual Commissioning B -olina Naval Reserve Of tining Corps wil hold its Band U nifo, 11 in the Naval armory M ust Be Rel mpus May 19, according T D_ lal chairman. Prof. Louis Fink, rmal dance is given by rector, announced thi all students who hay, ['C unit in honor of its forms must turn theri 10 are being commission- at Drayton Hall, May e United States Navy, be there at 4:30, and ~serve, and the Marine sary that all uniforms n completion of the aca- in order to clean and r- for next year. 11 be the last social .of All members of th Lization before examina- have uniforms and dc mnk Bolick and his or- them at this time will ill play. to the dean of men al ce is to be an open one tion will be taken. The faculty and student their dates will be in- lights of the year. Hu are being made to mi nual Commissioning ball of the best of the sociu been One of the high- the campus. WALK across town to get L and Dry Cleaning Service? 's a Station on the Campus esj for students' convenience. * SPECIAL RATES FOR STUDENTE * 48-HOUR SERVICE * HOURS - 9.1, 3-5 UNIVERSITY LANDRY & DRY CLEANI SERVICE Lv-ersary ?13 ........ . .... ...... row, Betty Harper, for Billy Mace, president social chairman, and Evelyn Coward. for Julian !ans Pi Epsilon Nu all Has Informal Banquet May 14 Members of Pi Epsilon Nu, lo cal journalism fraternity, wil furned hold an informal banquet and dis. IHall cussion at the Market Restaurani band di- dining room May 14. An officia a week that of( the state government will b4 : duni- invited to lead an off-the-recor< i in to him -discussion with members. 10. He will The fraternity, for juniors and it is neces- sis in the school of journalism be returned isissuing an invitation to sopho packthemmores in the school who will bi packthemin the junior class next year. Hon ored guests at the banquet will be Sband who journalism stuer,ts who will bi not return graduated in June, Norine Corley be referred Jean Davis, Belinda Collum, F. G dstita-Tyor, Saye Gaston, Bill Routh Harry-Hiott, Bill Speer and Bett1 Koty. ~t said plans The fraternity held a weine: ke this one roast at Sesqui last month, an< members and sophomore journal i season foa lsm students may contact Bil Speer or Ruth Patrick, socia ___ chairman, for banquet reserva - ---tions. Officers of the organization arn Frank Hard, president; Norini udy Corley, vice-president; Bill Speor secretary-treasurer; and Ruth Pat rick, social chairman. Two pretty girls were walking .,~ down the street. Two young sol cciauydiers whistled at themi. 4The nerve of them," said one o: the damsels, "whistling at us tw< days before pay day." COLUMBIA DAIRIES MILK ICE CREAM 917 Main Street COLUMBIA, . C. hal> Is. I Fraternity Celebi On University Ca Carolina's Epsilon Psi chapter ternity will hold its biennial Anr Jefferson Hotel ballroom from t Woody Woodward and his ore] rial dance celebrating Lambda ( sity campus May 7, 1945. Photo Confest b Closes May 10 " Eleven prizes -will be awarded he to winners in the third annual Na- in tional Collegiate Photography Ex- to hibition, sponsored by Kappa Al pha Mu, honorary fraternity de- br voted to photo Journalism and judged at the University of Mis- Di souri May 10. an Science Illustrated will award W the grand prize to the pho tographer whose print is Judged Hi "best of show." The grand award Bi will be a trip to New York with vi, traveling expenses paid, seven pi weeks' work as a staff pho- M tographer for the magazine at a j, salary of $50.00 a week, and prom- so ise of a job for the photographer ar upon graduation if mutually satis f ctory Sponsoring the first prize in the news division, the Milwaukee Journal will' award the winning photographer seven working weeks as a photo editor at a salary of c $60.00 a week. " C< The winning photographer in the pictorial-feature division will receive a Ciro-flex camera with4. Rapax shutter from Popular Pho- ea tography. The Ilex Company, Inc., will award an Ilex Paragon en. larging lens, F:4.6, coated and un- w mounted, to the best photographer in the industria! division. The ne Kalart Company, awarding the hs first prize in the sports class, will W give a Kalart.Prism Range Finder. re In the fashion division the first award will be an all-metal Albert Royal tripod with pan head from the Central Camera Company, and a check for $25.00 from Ciro Cam- Gi eras, Inc. A) stl Focal Press, Inc., will award a se set of six photography books to or each of the photographers who re- w< ceive honorable mentions in the five divisions of the contest. Any student regularly enrolled in any college or university may enter up to 10 prints with no more than five prints in a single class. Closing date for entries Is April 80, 1948. Entry blanks and contest rules may be secured by writing W. J. Bell, 18 Walter Williams Hall, University of Missouri,Couba Missouri. Clmi, WOODY MUSIC ( "WOODY" W own LATEST RECORDINGS CONN INSTR "ANYTHING FROM A NI 5 POINTS --SALUDA & / LisbE 1648 MAll on ight pates Charter mpus WithBall of Lambda Chi Alpha fra iversary Ball tonight in the I until 1. iestra will play for the for 'hi's charter on the univer The ballrooin will be decorated purple, green and gold, flanked white roses, the fraternity lors, and green palms. An intermission party will be Id for members and their dates the hotel rathskellar from 11 11:80. Fraternity members will have eakfast at the Oriental Plaza. Chaperones for the dance are -. and Mrs. J. B. McConnaughy, d Dr. and Mrs. E. Baskin right. Sponsors for the ball are Betty krper, for Billy Mace, president; irbara Rice, for Bill Turbeville, ie-president; Flora McLeod, for it King, secretary; Betty Lou ace, for Acy Platt, treasurer; yce Hayes, for Bill McDaniel, cial chairman, and Evelyn Cow d, for Julian Allen, ritualist. mngmeers Hear eSearcl Chief John W. May, chief engineer in arge of research and design at >mpany in Durham, N. C., spoke the University Mechanical En neering Society last week on 4echanisms and Their Practi I Use." He also explained some >rking models of mechanisms. May spent 14 years with the estinghouse Electric Corporation Pittsburg as development engi er in the Swithgear Division. He s spent six years with the right Company in charge of all search and design. We're Sorry! In a story on the Alpha Kappa imma sorority song fest, the pril 80 issue of The Gamecock ated that Delta Delta Delta won cond place. Chi Omega won see d place, and Delta Delta Delta mf honorable mention. CENTRAL DRUG CO. OPEN 24 HRS. 5197-PHONES-5198 1204 MAIN STREET 'S, Inc. ENTER SONORA RADIOS UMENTS DEDLE TO A BAND" BLOSSOM -Ph. 7844 th Wolfe 4 STREBT