The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 19, 1948, Page Page Five, Image 5
Music Frat
Tea Honors
Department
Delta Mu chapter of Delta Omi
cron, national music fraternity,
had a silver tea Tuesday afternoon
for the members of the music de
partment in honor of McDowell
Week. Madame Baker played for
the occasion.
The fraternity pledged five new
members on Thursday, November
4th. The new members are Fran
ces Weeks of St. Matthews, Ger
trude Johnston of Estill, Margaret
Ellen Barker of Fairfax, Joanne
Weaver of Columbia.
At the first meeting of the
pledges the following officers were
elected: Sara Jane Benson, presi
dent; Marilyn McCormac, vice
president; Margaret Ellen Barker,
secretary; Gertrude Johnston,
treasurer; Frances Weeks, pub
licity chairman, and Joanne Weav
er, social chairman.
Following the pledging cere
mony the group went to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Williamson
where supper was served and an
enjoyable evening spent.
Delta Omicron is a national mu
sic fraternity whch was organized
here last April. Two meetings are
held each month. One is a business
meeting and the other, musical.
Canteen, Features
Thornley Band;
Chimes Installed
Toni Thronley and his band have
volunteered to play every Monday
at the sophomore "Y" canteen
which is open every Monday from
8 to 10:30. Cards and tables are
provided. The snack bar and ping
pong room will he open.
Chimes have been installed in
the top of the chapel by the "Y."
The chimes were played for the
first time Sunday preceding ves.
pers service.
The chimes will be played every
Sunday before the vespers pro
gram by Tom Lunney.
Burnett's
Drug Store
f'orner Main and College
Only one Block
From The Campus
FORi I)ELIVERtY
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to puli 'peaIking.
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Tartan pla(id..
for sleP and Veasy comaf
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CAMPUS F
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Dog patch
.Jo.Anne Patrick roped Bill Snyder
dance in the Field Houme last we
performing his duty winilingly. Ce
according to the outcome of the I
Sweet Or H<
Freddy Mart
Herman*ftft A nd
Freddy Martin or Woody Her
man - which is your choice? You
have a chance to win a contest by
expressing your preference and
stating why it is your choice.
For the past eieven years
college students have danced to the
sweet music of Freddy Martin at
the Cocoanut Grove in Los An
geles. And for the same number
of years Woody Herman has been
playing for the jazz enthusiasts.
Freedy's followers want to dance
to his sweet strains. Many of
Woody's worshippers would rather
just listen.
State your preference and why
in twenty-five words or less and
mail it with your address, tele
phone nurbwr and age to GENE
HOWARD, 951 N. La Cienega, Los
Angeles 46, California. The con
test is available to the students
;hou.ld know!
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lut not timid.
writh any 5 (audience.
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for her date at the Sadie Hawkins
!k and Marr)in' Sam Needham is
uples wsere paired off for the dance
fterinon race.
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in Or Woody
Wn A Trin
of two hundred colleges and uni
versities throughout the country
and is also sponsored by the na
tion's leading disc jockeys. There
will be two winners.
The winner of I PREFER
FREDDY MARTIN"S SW .'EET
MUSIC will be flown via T.W.A.
Trans World Airline Constellation
to Los Angeles for three days at
the world-famous Ambassador Ho
tel and will spmnd New Year's Eve
with Freddy Martin at the Cocoa
nut Grove.
The winner of I PREFER
WOODY HERMAN'S SWING
MUSIC will be flown via T.W.A.
Martin Herman
ranis World( Air line Constellation
for three days~ at the beautiful
Knickerboe ker Hotel in Holly-wood
and will spend New Year's Eve
with W~oody Herman at Holly
wood's new, exciting Empire Room.
Both winners wvill also be present
ed with a new RCA-Victor Per
sonal portable radio and arrange
mxents wvill be made for attending
outstanding events while visiting
the entertainment eit-y of t'he world.
All entries niust be in the mail
(in or before D)ecember 5, 1948.
Winnea(rs will be notified no later
FthDcembher 15th. The winning
entries will he judged by Peggy
Lee, Radio and recording star
D)ave D)exter, editor of Capitol
News and recognized authority on
popular music --- and Carlos Gas
tel, personal manager of important
radio and motion picturec stars.
FOR THOSE WH4
FOR A BETTER
DOUG B.
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.irjorie Iev and If a zel 1'orter,
dance in the Field House last weel
comic strip and several costumt.- p
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By MARI ON PARKER
Hurried on by cheers from the
sidelines, a sparse group of bache
lors raced for their freedon- in the
annual Sadie Hawkins Day race
Nov. 11 on the horseshoe part of
the campus.
Twelve men Were captured and
Marryin' Sam Needham carried
out his task very ildmirably,
performing his 50 cent wed
dings for the "miserable Skonks"
and his two dollar first class af
fairs with extreme rapidity, punc
tuating the ceremonies with swigs
from a handy jug of kickapoo joy
juice.
After he had completed his mat
rimonial tasks, Marryin' Sam ex
tended everyone an invitation to
attend the dance in the field house,
where several contests were fea
tured. Emmie Evans, dressed as
Mammy Vokum, won a compact for
the best dressed girl, and Carl
Smith. impersonating Lil' Abner,
Won a gold knife. Nancy Stewart
an1d Genaro Iuerta won a steak
slpper for weva-ring the best couple
costumes. Judges were Mr. and
Mrs. Workmaan, and Professors
Yahj ian and Netuffer.
* Other entertainment inacltuded
siluare dancing, the Virginia lReel,
and some jitterbugging Hill-billy
style. A hill-billy band furnished
the music, arnd P'. l. Krantzr called
the dances.
The hogeallin rg contest was call
edl a draw because the hog did nrot
seenm to be att ractedl b.y any of the
Voices used.
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Dick Dunham, and Cliff Adams,
all with five day shadow, entered
the shaving contest, but fearing
that the girls (who were to shave
them might slit their throats, they
agreed to give the prize to the man
with the longest beard. The prize
was a shaving set.
Herschel Hudson, announcing for
WUSC, gave an account. of the ac
tivitias and interviewed people on
the air.
Decorations at tme dance consist
ed of four large wagon wheels
around which were strewn logs,
hay and "tarnips." Railing posts
were covered with moss. Refresh
inent stands on either side sold
white lightning, kickapoo joy juice,
and turnip juice.
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Jack Reese. Phyllis Dukes, Jean
Eleazer, 'Mary Rivers, Dick Dun
ham, Cliff Adams, and Faye Dent
served on the committee.
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JSC Dorms
Aodernized
rhis Year
Hy MARY DENNY
In spite of complaints on the
art of the student body, the report
f the fiscal year 1947-48 shows
hat the University Administration
as attempted to better equip and
idcrnize dormitory facilities.
Over $10,000 was spent on Wade
lampton for women alone. Rooms
vere redecorated tnd completely
efIrnished with beds, dressers,
,hests, and mirrors.
In the meii's dormitories a total
f $12,17:3 was spent in a program
o replace badly damaged furni
ure. Also listed was $6,090.58 for
ndernization of bathroon facili
ies in Tenements I through 20.
n 19404,-.17 a substantial sum was
!xpended for this same purpose.
Study tables valued at $10,800
vere purchased for both men's and
somen's dormitories.
11any other minor repairs and
mprovements too numerous to
nentioIn were made. However,
hose quoted do not include dormi
ory equipment and supplies re
-eived from surplus property of the
!>Vernmlenit.
Masters Elected
ro Head Compass
And Chart Order
Curnpu-, and Chart, social or
fanization of the NROTC, recently
,lected officers. They are: Presi
lent, Ken Masters; Vice-President.
Richard Dunham; Secretary, Cliff
Ndams; Treasurer, A. E. Groves.
Lieutenant Commander McMurray
s advisor.
Plans are being made for a for
nil dance in the spring.
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