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a spoke" X .ei . WHAT A WEEKEND COMING UP! Saturday night soundirlike much fun. Kappa Alpha will celebrate in the Jef ferson Hotel Rathskellar. All KA alumni and brothers from North Carolina are invited. Sig"a Ch's will party at the Plantation Club. Lambda Chi will be in the Jefferson .Hotel Ballroom with a cabaret style party in honor of the alunni and North Carolina brothers, Luciuo Weathers and his or chestra will play. ALPHA DELTA PI's held a banquet for new initiates Thursday night at the Green Derby. New members of the ac tive chapter are Sue Fulmer, Gara Black, Eunice Ford, Eleanor Teyssier, Boodie Kinsey, Boo Dubose, Dot Duncan and Eli Herndon. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILONS honored the Furman SAE's with a drop-inn prior to the Furman game last Friday night at the home of Bob McLain. KA held a drop-in in honor of the Furman chapter at the VFW Club on Rosewood Drive. KA alumni present were Don McKellar, Harold McCord, Rut Osborne and wife, the former Lillian Williams, Tri-Delt alum. alum. SUZANNE MOYE of Columbia recently pledged Pi Beta DELTA OF SIGMA NU welcomes three new transfers: Bert Jesstip'from North Carolina State, Claude Scarborough from University of the South and Bob Langston from Geor gia Tech. Recently Sigma Nu elected "Benjie" Knowlton as treasurer and "Burt" Jessup as pledge master. BEAUTY ON PARADE: October 12 at 6:30 in the Youth Center Lisbeth Wolfe is presenting a Fashion Parade. Caro lina queens participating are Delores Meyer, Mary Jane Hazel, Patsy Epps, Mary DuBose, Dot Duncan, Helen Harri son, Leck Paschal, Mary Chase, Mary Louise Gaillard, Polly Miles, Peggy Hedrick, Marilyn CcCormac, Alene Blacn, Sally Steveqs, Nenie Schultz. Ann MeMeekin, Ann Pressley, Helen Cullum, Chairman Nutt, B. J. McLean, Lib Caldwell, Wanda Edwards, Helen Johnson and Bobbie Fuller. QUI'E A TRAVELER-just listen to this. Dotsy Lloyd, ZTA, journeyed to Duke, the University of North Carolina and Wake Forest this past weekend. FRANCES LaBORDE AND JEAN WELSH went to a Pi Beta Phi province convention in Washington, D. C., and visited Eleanor Wilson, Pi Phi alum whose wedding to John Yarborough will be October 29. CHI OMEGA will hold its bi-weekly drop-in from 6 to 7 Sunday night in the sorority room in Sims College. Chi O's welcome Jean Thompson, active transfer from Queens Col lege. PHI KAPPA SIG's and dates enjoyed good food and danc ing at the Pinewood Lake Saturday night. Ellen Schofield, Chi 0, who wears the diamond of Ralph Barett, was pre sented a birthday cake and appropriate wishes. Sorry we t don't know how old she is. Professor John Heron of the Ac counting Department chaperoned. Pi Kappa Phi had a weinere roast last Saturday at the Lake home of one of the alumni, John D.- Carroll. (Lakes were rather popular this weekend) Pi Kappa Phi journeyed to Lextington for a party and Pi Lambda Phi had a big picnic. PINS CHANGE HANDS--BUDDY SHEORN, SAE, is pinned to "Tuttle" Smith of Union, a Limestone alum. Paula Harris, ADPi Is pinned to Steve Nettles, ATO alum from Co lumbia. Kathy Bryan, Pi Phi is wearing the Kappa Sig pin1 of Don Joyce from Wake Forest. NEW OFFICERS OF PHI SIGMA KAPPA are Nick Hamilton, president; Terry Smith, vice-president; Gordon Kennerly, secretary; Vic Johnson, treasurer; Charlie Em mons, inductor; and Jay Quick, sentinel. Wednesday night they pledged Gary Witherspoon and Jack Struhs. New ac tives are Paul Phillips, Jimmy Ott, Tommy Talley, Jerry Myers, and Randall Bryant.k LAST SATURDAY Jo Ann Long, Pi Phi, was married to Tommy Youngblood, Phi Kappa Sigma. RUTH STONE, Tri Delt, is wearing the Citadel ring of1 Ralph Bailey. He's a Charleston boy in Law- School. LAURA SPEED, Kappa Delta alum and Claude Simmonsr of Abbeville are to be married soon. Also Margaret Holmes, t KD aluni, and Page Robinson, KA, will be Mr. and Mrs. - See you agin-All news and names to Box 79. SUITS! As you love thenm! All wool gabardine, tweeds and sharkskin with a decided personality of their own W'onderful Fall Colora! ani sizes-- $29.75 & up HOUSE OF PETITES Harden and Blossom Streets --Five Points Use Our Lay-Away Plan Phonie 2-7470 The R BL ryan Company ENGRAVED INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS RECEPTION:& AT HOME CARDS Columbia, S. C. .04. Book Store Girl Relates 7I YP dI lmfl Typical Daiy By FRANCES TUTTLE (Ed. Note: Frances, wh worked in the university book store during registration weel gives her informal impression of the work.) If it weren't for the laughs, gould be a pretty hard job - H veek's work in the bookstore. With registration comes the ruE or textbooks. Three girls work ach window, but the lines st eem endless! Aching feet ai torn tempers mark the closing rindows each day. Low points of a typical day he bookstore run like this: First, a heavy-set, shav'ed-hei haracter gets to the window wi' is list of hooks. After searchiz ut his hooks from the shelves, y< sk for his hook requisition for romn the Athletic department. "Oh, do you have to have o1 f those things?" Patiently you explain that it ecessary for him to see Mr. Go old for his requisition form, a1 he husky hopeful trots away, lea ng you holding the books. Next there is the meditati ype, who, while the mile-long i mits cries of "Hurry it up!", al 'Let's get on the ball, you sk emales!", leans over the count( houghtfully mulls over the boo ist, and then slowly makes out 1 orm. The urge to kill can cc ainly be strong. Whoever install, he bars at the window had ra oresight! An almost daily occurrence is ti eteran who has filled out a civilia ook form instead of a veterar equisition blank. When asked f he money, the answer is usuall Oh, Uncle Sam is paying for this The well-known cake, howovt oes to the student wvho want< Hamilton College Math Book !" Phone '2-9250 918 MAIN STREET Joe Patrone's Collegiate Inn Speciali sing In STEAK$ CHICKEN SPAGHETTI. * * * Dine and Dance in~ the "GAMECOCK" ROOM ~i J q.,. Co t of A muIh Methodist Studen Invited To Wesley Sopper Wednesdc 'The Wesley Foundation, Meth meetings. Wednesdays at 6:30 p, at the Washington St. church, I ginia Ackerman, presidenk-has nounced. The suppers arl follo1 by a business meeting and F gram. The Wesley Foundation stude meet each Sunday at 10 a. m. the parish house for a wors service and every third' Sun< ie night for evening worship, acco ing to the president. All Methot h students are invited. it .11 A Rowe House 'Music Irks Math Student uBy NE~IL McCASKILL m There was discord on the ce pus recently when the music Sle artmnent in the Rowe House, bi with its daily piano and voice I is sons, discovered it had compi d- tion from without. id A student living next door I v- found it hard to concentrate his math and listen to the mt we at the same time. Finally he I ie become irked enough to act. id Obtaining a megaphone, wV sidled up to the Rowe house r, began to shout through it a k- tremendous volume. What he s is was not understandable but r- noise apparently penetrated ad music building. An angry prol e sor came to the window, gave student a long black look and tl te banged the window shut. m The following day, music ag 's - y~, IS8Y4 so SCHOOI JEWEL] SPOTS * SODASl "I Sponsors for officers of the ( Cotillion Club are: left to right, d top row, Bobby Fuller for Pete h Wardlaw, president, Jean Welch n for Whit Plowden, vice-presi-r dent, and Lib Caldwell for Bill Dominey, secretary; bottom n row, Frances LaBorde for Ben f41 ny Knowlton, treasurer and Rhoda Johnson for Charlie Jones, dance chairmnan. o Practice Begins t F or Co-ed Class oBasketball' Meet per l M. Lou Oswell, president of the rir- Women's Athletic Association, has ' en- announced the basketball sched- a Doiny eretredoto ro ule for next week. Co-eds wishing to play in the class tournaments nts which will begin week after next i at should attend these 'practices, she hip announced. topaliahylastunaet lay Fresmrnena and sophomores will rd- practice from 7 p. i. until 8 p. m. ist Tuesday and Thursday nights. Juniors iand walo;i wil practice at the same hours Monday and Wednesday nights. All practices will be held in the gym. Physical education teachers will be present to give advice. Three Fraternities Will Give Parties ": Tomorrow Night syThree fraternities will be hosts itat parties after the football game Lambda Clhi Alphas will enter ad tain at a cabaret party at the Jef Ohferson Hotel from 8 p. mn. until sic midnight. ad Kappa Alphas will party at the Rathskellar at the Jefferson. lhe Sigma Chis will l)e hosts to nd membera, dates, and visiting fra ith ternity brothers at a dance and aid party at "The Plantation." the the--__ _ es- issuedl from the building, but the the student apparently had found an ien other place to study his math, for the music has flowed uninterrupted sin since. :ANTHEN )URS . .. use it SUPPLIES WEAR & 'UtTNTAITN ill tFrW Gabageiy Formal Ball 1 n Jefferson The Cotillion Club will 4qAd rom 9 p-ii. u qJ,'$ t. it lotel. Woody_ Woodward anw4 AlphaPiAtge iects Bernanke ks Fall President Mort Bernanke, of Dillon, was lected president of Gamma Tau hapter of Alpha Psi Omega, hon rary dramatic fraternity, 'last reek. He succeeds Richter Moore f Mayo. Griffin Campbell was chosen the ;amma Tau representative o the istrict executive committee of the outhastern. cQUges. Richtei loore was elected initiation chair ian for the annual celebfttioti,of Orama Day to be observd in Feb uary. Following the business meeting iembers of the fraternity enter ined with a luncheon at the Jef arson Hotel. "o-ed Will Discuss issisting Chapel Nednesday Night Carolyn Busbee, chairman of the espers .committee, will speak to he Co-ed Association Wednesday t 5 p. Im., in Euphradian Hall. 1he will discuss Co-ed's project of iving financial aid to the chapel, lernice Cooper, president, , an ounced. Eleanor Teyssier, of Shaw Field, ras elected vice president of the ssociation's first meeting last Vednesday. Plans were made for the year's regrams, which will include qid ,g the chapel and -installing a brary and, mail service in the afirmary. High school weekend till bo held in the spring. ALL SEASONABL ART FLOV CORSAGES A PHONE 1227 Hampton Street Trimn and Tail.e ... a Terrific Bioi A basic bious. . . siort sleewed well. Tailored of fIne Smnfkdred bro luttos dyed tin9th.ie 9 o~ GA R1 7m S.a.... Av'u o Be HvId ite forml fall dance tonig. the ballroom of the Jeffe his orchestra will play. The club, a social organizati' holds a cabaret-style dalice e semester for its -100 membet their dates and special guesm Members are selected from bot fraternity 6nd non-fraternity Me Officers and their sponsors ar*, President, Pete Wardlaw Wi Bobby Fuller; vice president, Whid Plowden with Jean Welch; seere tary, Bill Dominey with Lib Cald4 well; treasurer, Benny KnowltohN with Frances LaBorde; and danco, chairman, Charlie. Jones wit. Rhoda Johnson. Commerce Group Sponsors Party At Gibson's Pond." Alpha Kappa Psi, commerce frav ternity, sponsored a party with dinner under the stars at Gibson's; Pond Sept. 29, for membe*I pledges and prospective pledgegg Lee Alford, publicity chairman, ano. nounced la9t week. The dinner .*a foll6od by dahcing. The fraternity is making pl*na for putting furniture in thq njw chapter room in tenement 18. The program .committee is me. ing arrangements for speakersiat future meetings and plan to have outstanding speakers for the sts dent body during the semester. Watches Diamonds B. B. HARMON Jeweler Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing Telephone 4-1522 2024 Devine St.-Five Points Columbia, S. C. Clocks Jewelry E CUT FLOWERS iER SHOP L SPECIALTY 2-6781 Columnbia, S. C. red29 BPSO pn4fod1 r suits and skirts as dc0hherideolors with pearly Phone 5-5503 r