Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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In1H ........... The University Players changed their name to the University of acting. Plays included "The Rope," and "He Who Gets Slappe the opportunity to view some of them. 44W -IL' And Elibeth i s 'her of (columbia w~ as crownied 19 t8 May Que ceremonies at the N avali Armory after the 5 p. m. program~ 01 steps, of McKissiek was% rained out as usual. P'resident Smith di crowning job and lHetsy Sipple was Maid-of-Honor, having ret second highest numbher of votes in the politicking for this ca office. SPECIALIZING IN FOlRMAL DRCESS AND EVENING WEARl MASTER CLEANERS, Ic. 1907 fllossom~ St. "By the Unle'rpass~ at 5 Points%" 1530 MAMN ST. allowed Hal Theatre, but continued to put out the usual plays with the usual quality I" and the people of South Carolina's towns were blessed by being given Lillian Love, the gal with the red garter, led the Kappa )elta's to first place in the annual so rority songfest in which campus personalities discovered their hid dent talents and exhibited them on the stage at )rayton Hall to benefit WSSF. .lays, 1arsh James Simmons, Albert Watson and M1ilton K ignman were members oif the University l)ebating team which found itself among the best in the country. The campujns squad ni as host to the province convetion of l'i Kappa D)elta, national debaiting fraternity, during the semiester and placed third in its 1-1 ent ries. %. -4 11-iW eived . rom Sigma (Chi delighted canmpus coedIs wiath its annual derby, during which petite females tortured themselves by going t hrouagh the ob stacle courses to the delight of the male pop)ulace. Kappa h)eht a also took this prize and Tin h)elta Anne I'. Z/eigler took the greased pig. 00GBUJRN'S GRILL The Business Men and College Boys Choice at All Times I (1 Quality and Variety Originate HereE Try One of Our Delicious Lunches And You'll Be Back for More. 1317 Sumter St. Next D)oor to the Fire Statinn uE.-E a niree 1s48 Ax-x the Carolia vanguard arriked at the beach. In thi, !,tacked up affair can be seen Marshall .Jeff Ilunt, Chuck Norton, Dave Itippetoe. liwh ( 1arks,n. Ann Itas. Bert Wilson, .Jane Brooks ill. 1 %rd .\Murray and 'elicia lli ell. Their pioneeriIng %% a follow ed by others seeking the sun, etc. 0eai la'wa sponiore b.il )happ1)a !'iilmal t:pjba and \lpha kapipa t,ammna. Outrn. this p)eriod 81t 4 an facult.' nmmer-. dIi'cosered that it would11 take more thani one da.l1 to remlove the grime these'% hallow~'ed h:alls, but all enjoyed a lunch of ho: d.o- andl s-o Iorthi on the horseshoe. I Ieoe Harber' WHlY WALK across town to get Laundry ShoPj and D)ry (leaning Service? Block from Campus Side Entrance There's a Station on the Campus especially University Crill for students' convenience. ____ _______ SPECIAL RATES FOR STUD)ENTS * 48-HOUR SERVICE 0 oy 1JOY * HOURS - 9-1, 3-5 Wilson Owens' 'licious e ceam at your UNIVERSITY njoy Wilson Owens' LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING Declicious PunchSE V E A t Y'our Parties C'ALL 3170 - 3179 1005 M AIN ST. Next Door to The Canteen