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... . . . a spoke a week ..... By JO ANNE DELLINGER The wheel is turning slowly this week after moving fast and furiously over the holidays. Some people were not con tent with the Big Thursday game but actually became ad dicts---such were Jackie Cline and Virginia Emory who at tended four football games. Now Virginia is off this week end to Charlotte to visit and ride the escalator. The KA's took off en masse to Lake Summit, N. C., dragging Tri Delts Susan McElveen and Mary Louise Gaillard escorted by Bobby Rodgers and Bill Fairey, respectively. Tri-Delts off for the week-end were Fran Stanton who spent the weekend at Duke, attending the Charlie Spivak Dance and the U. N. C. vs. L. S. U. football game; Betsy Blundon who visited Helen Lee Moore in Charleston, Cappy Lawrence in Orangeburg and last but not least, Lucie Whitescarver visiting Anne Zeigler in Orangeburg. Fred Quinn and Clyde Going visited Sigma Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi. However, not everybody went away, some came. They were Pi Kappa Phi's George Walters, Jeff Walters, Graham Hopper, Bill "Duck" Kinlaw, Catoe Floyd, and Bob Hamilton. Phi Sigma Kappas recently initiated Stan Alford, "Shorty" Wall, Gordon Kennedy, Bob McQuillin, Charlie Emmons, and Vic Johnson. In their pledge group officers are: President "Tee" Wright; vice-president, H. C. Arant; secretary', Frank McAbee. They pledged on Oct. 15, Tommy Thornley. Pi Kappa Phi initiated Bill Parker, Bob Hartley, Doug Plowden, Whit Plowden, J. D. Lloyd, Brannon Yarborough, and acquired two actives from Davidson and Furman, Harry Temple and Cal Haskell. They entertained them with a steak supper at the Collegiate Inn. Attention friends of Gene Lewis! He is in the Veterans' Hospital. All visitors welcome. Perhaps' this is the time for Charleston Med student John Bunch to appear! Smoking these days? Well, so are the Phi Sigma Kappas, the Phi Kappa Sigmas, and the Pi Kappa Phis. The ZTA pledge officers are: President, Dotsie Lloyd; vice-president, Olga Edwards; recording secretary, Jackie Kimberly; corresponding secretary, Jane Dent; treasurer, Marlene Rast; historian, Betty Pope. The Sophomore "Y" cabinet had a picnic at the "Y" camp Tuesday. Sammy McKittrick, Jeanne Turner, Bill Dominey, Tommy Richardson, Nora Ann Oeland, Anne Bunch, Marie Edwards, Dick Dunham, Harry Murphy, Jay Rodgers, Pat Wilson, Jeannette Monts, Claire Parler and Don Smith were seen munching hot dogs. The Literary Society Tea for all members will be held in Sims Lobby on November 3rd. "Love, Honor, and Obey" for- Anne Leila Jackson and Bill Walters who were married last Saturday night. Mary Emma il A1%la lta Pi, reivpd a diamond from Mu?ry Mjnxz firfia 1-11 George Walters, Pi Kappa Phi, while her "sister" Martha Anne Tinsley, was pinned by Harry Hanna, Sigma Chi. Betty King, a graduate student from Mary Baldwin, is now wearing the KA pin of Ed Owen from Wofford. Olive Hook and Pi Kappa Alpha Troy Newman are pinned. Th Delta Zetas on Tuesday night gave a party in honor of their new pledges. On Thursday, the Alpha Delta Pis entertained all sorority girls with an informal drop-in. This Sunday night the Tri-Delts invite the campus to a Hal lowe'en party in their sorority room from 7 to 8:30. Come one and all. If your name hasn't appeared here, it's not because it won't look good in print, but because The Gamecock doesn't have a crystal ball, but must depend on information sent to Box 4203 before 2 p. m. each Monday. D AII~ MONDAY, NOV. 1 - 9 P. M. DANCEL Columbia Township Auditorium Hollywood AND HIS MUSIC-"MAKER Advance tickets, $2.00 per person, now on sale Wade Hampton Pharmacy, Bradford's Record Shop, Mehiman's, Blue Room Music Shop, Woody's at Five Points, Bradford Radio Service. Admission at box office night of dance, $2.50 per person. Pictured above at left is the Le Thursday" exhibit. At right is sho sorority exhibit. Pi Beta Phi ran i made by fraternities. Kappa Alph; sored by the Interfraternity Counci' Prof. Jesse B. Jackson, dean of me English department. Booster conte Farmer, instructor in the women's cl Sigma Chis Give Dance Next Week Gamima Nu chapter of Sigma Chi fraternity will entertain with a tea dance after the homecoming game with the University of Mary land, November 6. Alumni and students are invited to be present at the affair which will be from 6 to 8 in the University Armory. Music will be furnished by Woody Woodward and his orches tra. Dick Hardy its chttlirtans of the dance committee for the affair. Officers of Sigma Chi are: Tom Williamson, president; Bob Solo mions, vice-president; Charlie Gas que, secretary; and Bob Thoren, treasurer. Hillel Club Plans Hayride At Sesqui Tomorrow Night The Hillel Society of the Uni-' versity of Routh Carolina will hold its annual hayride and weiner roast Saturday, October 30, at Sesqui Centennial park for the purpose of having a big time. Trucks for transportation will be in front of Sims dormitory at 6:30 p. m. The price for non-members has been set at one dollar per couple, while members will be taxed 75 Pesic-presidoenat; lefnnite Ma sorrity ebit. sreta irn madoeby frageri, correpandiph seretary;th anterHarnKine, treaci Pro.Jese I.Jcn,quarf e AEolk darnt. Bostefr coth Fmer, nstruor sudetso thee' unive D abe n eldti e mm cater.Itede prmaigmfo Chprospetyivel reetain withrs whae now theyiesityao eduaion lad, Noemer las isAlumn apndt ohstudents avie tonb peet atmtes affor pepce wi ll ges,o sqar toncing the vrty Amor. Musi th :Vrgni beae rnis ded b inoohe Woudrse Studnts wore trajoringkiHarhysa edcation are taht olqae dancescmite o h air Offierl of Sigma hi pare:tompae Wilison reacasient;eBob So 30ns vicepensid5en Carli Gasw day, secrtay and Bobthrays trarero. Fomrsuetoc Haiolll Club Pnloanostk pavrst f n uth arina wilitold its alayrielom einrros ohAgabtime.D rucksng SiCoursetofr ed at ln centsper ou Oficrsfo M tis semeste are:o Winning Displays * ~A mbda Chi Alpha display which won the Interfraternity Council cup for having the outstanding "Big wn the Zeta Tau Alpha display, winner of the trophy offered by the Booster club to the outstanding i close second. Pi Kappa Phi won the cup offered by the Booster club to the most eye catching display a fraternity took second place in the Booster contest. Taking second and third place in the contest spon i were Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Kappa Alpha, respectively. Judges for the Interfraternity trophy were n; Prof. Edmund Yaghjian, head of the art-department; and Mrs. John 11. McConaughy, instructor in the at judges were Roy Garrett, assistant business manager and director of student activities; Verne Olive epartment of physical education; Ann Rogers, university student; and lien McGuinn, university student. VA than the next two leading brands comb An Impartial poll covering all the Southern tobacco markets reveals the smoking of the men who really know tobacco-auctioneers, buyers and warehousemen. these independent experts smoke Lucky Strike regularly than the loading brands combined. LTEI MoreIndeendnt epert smke Lcky tri tha te ex to eadngbrnd cmb vnvwuur =w, a?W0 Election Time Approaching Homestretch By JANE DOWE "Campaign" has only one miean ing this month, as the four racers come into the home stretch and November 2nd Is just ahead. Students are vigorously cam paigning among themselves and through the Carolina chapter of the States' Rights Democrats' club. This marks the first election year of the century in which stu dents of the Univerpity of South Carolina have not supported the Democratic candidates. In 1908 the school contributed 80 dollars to aid the campaign of William Jennings Bryan. Four years later a club was formed on the campus to aid the Wilson nomination. Such clubs were formed by politi cally interested students during succeeding election years. Now the flame burns again and will not die out until we awake on the morning of November 8, red eyed and glad that it's all over. 9 regularly Ined I preference More of sext two COPR, TE AMRICN TBACC COPAN BA CC on u a -ha A n