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- -. aspokea week . By BUZZ BUSBEE IS EVERYBODY HAVING A PARTY? Pi Kappa Alpha's and dates will party at Sesqui Saturday. This Is an annual affair given by the pledges and will be highlighted by a ball game between the actives and pledges. They tell us that the pledges have won EVERY time! What's wrong with the actives, not old age, we hope. Wednesday night the Kappa Sigs and dates enjoyed steaks (big, thick, juicy ones) with all the trimmings at Heise's pond. To top off the good time came jumbo banana splits! Gerry Kibly, Ed Nigh, and "Hoot" Gibson were in charge. Lambda Chi's and dates en joyed a patio party (well, that's what is was) at the Broad River country club Wednesday night. SAE's had a party Friday night at Jeff Hunt's lake. Someone told us it was so far out they got lost and were late! Imagine that!! THE CLEMSON JUNIOR-SENIOR DANCES attracted a large number of Carolina co-eds. Those we saw were Jo Anne Patrick, "Rip" Thompson, Sue Fulmer, Meta Paulling, Caro lyn McCullough, Denise Guerin, Phyllis Dukes, Carolynn Al corn, Faye Dent, Margaret Cannon, Jackie Phillips, Anne Goodwin, Peggy Hedrick, Susan McElveen and Martha Petty. 1 Among the male contingent there we saw John Mann, Bill Bray, John Buice, Sam Gaillard, Bobby Smith, and Dave Johnson. PHI SIGMA KAPPA now pledge officers are H. C. Arant, of Bowman, president; Lawton Wiles, of Bowman, vice presi dent; Harry Elvington, of Holly Hill, secretary, and Jerry } Myers of Bowman, treasurer. MORE PARTIES! The pledge class of Gamma Triton chap ter of Phi Sigma Kappa are making plans for a blanket E party and dance for May 14. The location hasn't been decided. Chi Omega sorority and dates will picnic Saturday after- F noon and night, May 21. LOVE IS STILL IN THE AIR! Ben Badger, SAE, pinned ft Ann Ready, KD. Toni Leppard, and Bob Wilson, Sigma Nu ri alum now with Uncle Sam's Navy were married Sunday. w Frank Martin, Pi Kappa Alpha, recently pinned Kay Cox D of Columbia. French O'Shields pinned Alma Lee, of Winthrop College. tf KAPPA SIGS housepartying with dates at Arthur Flow- D ers' Myrtle Beach home last weekend were Pete Lane and D Mary Jumper, Chi 0 alum; Gerry Kilby and Hazel Porter, Kappa Delta; Bill Renfrow and Betty Cameron, Phi Phi; tl Buddy Long and Anita Wright, and F. D. Acree and Roberta B Simmons. The last three girls hail from Columbia College. L Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Griffin chaperoned. tc CO-EDS in Sims and Wade Hampton dormitories extend thanks to Sigma Alpha Epsiloh fraternity. Sunday night the W boys of this fraternity brought the beautiful bouquets that they used in the Vespers program to these dormitories. f NEW OFFICERS. OF THE ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRA- N TERNITY are Keith Marshall of Charleston, worthy master; p Philip Dusenbury of Conway, worthy chaplain; Basil Norris of Hopkins, worthy keeper of the exchequer; Ervin Mc- w Lendon of Hartsville, worthy scribe; Reginald Dusenbury F of Conway, worthy usher; Lane Bonner of Columbia, worthy sentinel; Harry Bull of Georgetowvn, palm reporter; Joe D Bostick of Marion, I.F.C. representative; Layton Howerton of Florence, German club representative; and Victor Biggs- in: bee of Charlotte, athletic representative. NEW PLEDGES OF PI KAPPA ALPHA ARE Marvin Singleton of Washington, N. C.; Jack Mallard of Savannah ; le Jack Enright of Rockville, Ill.; Salem David. of Summerton; Si Jim Norman of Greenwood; Bill Weatherly of Sumter; and A Stewart Kirkpatrick of Suffolk, Va. BETTY ROWELL was awarded the Delta ,Zeta scholar- La ship ring. This ring is awarded annually to the pledge D having the highest scholastic average. N SIGMA CHI'S FETED their newv Swveetheart, Ish Thomas, to Chi 0, with a formal party last Friday night in the Rath- i" skellar of the Jefferson Hotel. The new swveetheart was pre-" sented a gold loving cup, and was serenaded by the chapter ti with "The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi." Among alumni attend- 'ri ing the affair were Vernon Sloan, Hugh Bryson and Wistar A Stuckey.D LET US HEAR FROM YOU-WlTH YOUR NEWS! VISIT( SOX'S STEAK HOUSE _ - Specializing In - $1.00 STEAKS Short Orders And Sandwiches 723 Saluda 5 Points 'hen Jackie Cline, Ann Goodwin, J, e both inside and outside. appa Delta And Pi E or First Place In Der Opha Delta Pi In Sec Kappa Delta and Pi Beta P1 erby held by Sigma Chi May, Judges were Admiral Smith, rof. M. B. Seigler, and Prof. C. Othe races was Dean Jackson. Betty Johnson won first place r Alpha Delta Chi in the sack ce. Carolyn Alcorn, Pi Beta Phi, as second, and Ann Craig, Kappa elta, was third. Pi Beta Phi won first place in ie egg and spoon race, with Delta elta Delta second, and Kappa elta third. First place in the pie-eating con st went to Jeanette Monts, Pi ata Phi; second to Suzanne wis, Alpha Delta Pi, and third Ann Goodwin, Kappa Delta. Chic Martin aind Irene Herty on first place for Kappa Delta the wheelbarrow race. Second ere Patsy Riley. and Pat Lewis r Alpha Delta Pi, and third were at Thomas and Jean Welsh for Beta Phi. The fifth race, a steeple chase, as won for Pi Beta Phi by rances LaBorde. Kat Wallace ok second place for Kappa Delta, ad Blanche Davis placed third for elta Delta Delta. Alpha Delta Pi went to victory the tug-o-war. Second place ent to Kappa Delta, and third Delta Delta Delta. The seventh race wvas three gged, won by Jeanette Chiles and issy Robertson for Kappa Delta. nn Mood and Betty Mood got cond place for Chi Omega, with ary Louise Gaillard and Cappy Iwrence taking third for Delta 'lta Delta. The last race, a "question mark" ce, was not announced until it ok place. A man dressed only a huge diaper and a baby bon-1 t presented each of the contes nts with a bottle of milk. Win r was Marilyn McCoy for Zeta Lu Alpha. In second place was 'i Porcher Zeigler for Delta Ita, Delta, and third was Betty an McLean for Alpha Delta Pi. C The usajority of folke eli aged ins the private*y-oevrned, a-paying, utility field umake ? areer of providing adequate s.d dependable services avaU ble for their eogmpan.y e-e o,SEre. A bout 500 01 thi. eomsy's oik. have five or msore year. I aervie - their ao.uudsed ear. of servios totale usere las. 6,500 - South Carolina Electric & Gas Company SW WaUow.oCn Is It Good? eanette Monts, and Suzanne Lew leta Phi Tie 'by Races; Dnd Place ii tied for first place in thi I at 4 p.m. on the Horseshoe Dean Childs, Dean Bradley M. Gittinger. Official starte: Doris Dudley tried very hard t each young movie star Butel Fenkins how to tell time. "Thes Lre the minutes, these are the sec )nds, and these are the hours, he explained. Butch looked puzzled for a mo nent, then asked: "But, Miss Dud ey, where are the Jiffies?" CAN TH IS O1S THE ONCF-RAI WEWERE7HIO AS QUEEN 01 DOLORES THERE'S NO C6AR5TTE HfANOvygg WHEN TOU SWiTCH TO NOT GIVE THEM A TRIAL ? THAT HANOSOME AL-AMER FOOTOALL STAR CERTAINLY NQPENT H I N OU R OLOo AND THAT S6TTING HAVI MSTAMOP..o.g0 HER COMPLETELY / SPROVED DEl j than ani is came out of the derby, they had Religious Council Elects Officers For Coming Term The Carolina Religious Council elected officers for the fall semes ter Tuesday at a luncheon meeting in Flinn Hall. They are: Ruth Stone. Columbia, president; Samuel Sorota, Boston. vice president; and Mary Denny, Columbia. secretary treasurer. The council coordinates the activities of all religious groups on the campus. It also draws up a program for each semester for the various grouDs. The council has sponsored a de votional program over WUSC every morning this semester. U JoiMw MAL $MARO SE XANTr ROSEBUD WKING OF PICKING OUR JUNE BALL? . CAN I HELP IT IF I FEE THE LAST ROSE OF S FROM STUDYI NG AND SO MUCH ? PLEASE DO, DOLLY/ PgIpi MORR i IS T HE ONE CIGAR ETTE PROVED DEFINITELY LESS IRRITATING/ w FEEL TERRIBLE...BUT I'LL TRY THEM. FINOS ES' as REITE HANI when you smoke FINITELY LESS IRRI ! other leading bra Phi Kappa Sic Costume Ball To Honor Phi Phi Kappa Sigma will give a i costume ball Wednesday from 8 p.m. until midnight in the VFW post on the Belt-line. The dance, which will be closed, will be high lighted by the presentation of the "Phi Kap Girl," who will be pre sented a gift by the president of Baptist Students Will Have Social, Picnic At Sesqui The BapList Student union will hold an outdoor social at Sesqui centennial state park tomorrow, according to Wilson Hunter, pub licity chairman. Beginning at 3 p.m., the pro gram. will include swimming, horseshoes, hiking, and softball until 6:30. A picnic supper will then be served. Twenty-five cents will be charged for supper. I A half-hour song festival will be followed by humorous skits to be presented by the student unions I of the University, the Baptist hos pital, and Columbia College. a A short speech will be given, and a Greta Miley will lead devotion, c ending the program at 9:15 p.m. n William F. Frazer of Duncan is director of the program and Greta S Miley of Columbia is chairman of F the supper. e THE RICE FAMOUS FOR HOME Hours - Monday A. BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER Special Discount on T 1619 GREEN EIUGHTS VOLOW O STA 1FA SHE CEIRTNLY I C GORGEOUS DOLORES, WY NOi OUT OF IT AND E| FAR 70')MURSEL L LIKE SAMOKING Us "TesC (Pa tev asicTO 9OGN(e wih nae ETAMORPHC ~ NEPENTNE, (a ih panaores NO CIGARET' your throat a SNAPsOoIC (re tion, uswaljy SHARD (shard] -VERTIGINOUJS TAT ING md i ima Gives Wednesday i Kap Girl the fraternity. Eddie Helms and 1is orchestra will play. Prizes will be given for the cos ume chosen by three alumni as .he most unusual, and for the he couple dressed in the best cos umes. Officers and their sponsors will )e: Jeff Long, president, with i1adys Johnson; Charles Hutto, rice president, with Pat Patrick; irn Cordell, secretary, with Wanda 'dwards; Ed Thompson, treasurer, vith Betty Baggett of Columbia ,ollege; and Paul Johnson. party !ommittee chairman, with Betsy Cnowlton. Decorations will not be pertain ig to any particular period. The raternity closes out each year vith a costume ball, as its final arty. JSC Junior Chosen n Pin-Up Contest At Coker College Verlin Coffey, a junior in the chool of education, was selected s a runner-up in a "Pin-Up Man" Dntest sponsored by the Periscope, ewspaper of Coker College. Coffey, who was sponsored by arah Smith, is from Georgetown. [e was selected from about 50 ntries. HOUSE -COOKED MEALS M. thru Sat. Noon 7:15 to 8:45 12:00 to 1:45 5:45 to 7:30 ickets to Students STREET S WrrH VERMNOU$ OWC RECOGNrTON! N A'OPi.EASE, RAE~~'N MY THR DTFEMLS LIKE A O 1gg - F ? CATEDO NU AND MY A44UTN ALL STALE AND *SMOKEO-OUT 'LORES, THAT DIVINE GOWN KES NOU LIKE THE 8REATM SPRINJG ITSE LF... AND 'V OK SO HAPPy.. :ONGRATULATE JOHNNY/ HANKS TO HIM IT'S NO 1GARETTE MANGovgR OR ME ANY MORE / wrds with Tongue-lm-CheeMg use ONE every week I) ies's-k-ated)-dried.ap. -gen)--a mythical she.mgqg for hair. ISED (mit-ehen$ a. 4-pe'n-th.)-ea potion to ban, miery. ri NANGOVER - no stel. ast,; no tight dry feeling in ue to smoking. Ip-sid-ilk).-harged with emp. ef delight. 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