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Housemother To Celebrate Anniversary By ANDREA CHANDLEE Maybe having experienced * trials and tribulations of bem housemother for 10 years doi seem like much to be thankful Mrs. iattie Pender, Sims hosi will be adding that to her lis blessings when, on the day a Thanksgiving, she celebrates tenth year as keeper of the (B for babes) and housemothe USC women's dormitories. Things haven't changed n since she took over here in I she says. There are different f and names, but the actions d vary particularly, so the reg tions don't eltner. It was natural for Mrs. Pei to become a housemother. loved having children around, pecially girls. And she has alv disciplined her charges, too. She laughs over the time daughter, Martha, was warned ' if she didn't come in at 11 p. she would not be allowed to go with that particular young i again. Martha came in on the dol eleven, although her watch stopped. How? Her escort had an alarm clock in the glove c partment, of coursel "The best thing about bein housemother is what you le from the girls," Mrs. Pender s "It's like mothering a big cr of daughters." There are surpri disappointments, and heartac but there are chuckle-provoking cidients, too - and some ti heart-warming occurrences. The good things make the ones worth while. At least, th what Mrs. Pender thinks. Things We Never Think About . . . When we flip an electric switc that is .... We don't have to provide stora space for electricity - it can't I stored .... We never have to anticipate our nlees for electricity. For everyone's cor venlence It must be available at a times throughout 24 hours of ever day In the exact amount we want .. Our electric service required cost] and complicated facilities In whic millions and millons of dollars as Invested. It is owned by thousand and thousands of people who live i all corners of our country - some I foreign countries. That's private enterprise-and this a tax-paying, privately-owned utiIt] directed and managed by South Cars lina business men. South Carolina Electric & Gas Company NEW HOSE Shadow and O0 51 Gauge *New Set 60e to | Sweat Socks - Key Chain n30 the sn't for, Of fter .. her r in kuch tces on't ula ider . She es- . rays her ;hat m . out nan of had set a Beaux Arts Hold )wd Initiation For 20 1 Pledges Thursdai in -uly Beaux Arts honorary cull fraternity held its initiation Th, bad da at's day, Nov. 10, at "Good Will," the Sumter highway, Barney senburry, president, announced Those who were initiated 4 Ralph Bailey, Charlie Baker, I Blinco, Ben Bodie, John Can Tiny Foster, Mary Louise Gaill Terrell Glenn, Lily Groover, F Jumpter, John Mason, Susan Elveen, Barbara McSwain, J Niggel, Charlie Penny, Pat Per Hazel Porter, Annie Louise Pr ly; Ninnie Schultz. and Frai Tuttle. Old members are: Trip] Boineau, Tucker Dana, Bar Dusenburry, Jimmy Hooks, It Herty, Howard House, Bill Hu inson, Burnett Maybank, Mars Mays, Marilyn McCormac, S 4 Stevens, Mary Rivers, Ruth St< and Lucie Whitescarver. Beaux Arts meets twice a moi One meeting is a business meeti and the other is a formal meet *s with a speaker or other enterta ment. y \ 'a COL UMBIA DAIRIES Telephone 4-3171 MILK * * * ICE CREAM 917 Main Street COLUMBIA, S. C. :ANTEEN use it in FALL SHADES ak with Dark Seams - $1.50 per pair iool Stationery P1.00 per box 50e and 60e per pair with, USC Seals )pluu tax. s Co-ed Association To Hear Fashion f Expert's Address ure Mrs. Marjorie Kelly, cosmetitian irs- at' Tapp's department store, and Miss Beverly Taylor, personnel shopper at Tapp's, were guests at Du- the Co-Ed Association meeting last week. Mrs. Kelly gave a demon tre: stration beauty treatment and )ick facial to Margie Levinson, illus tey, trating the use of creams and ird, make-up. 'red A representative from one of Mc- Columbia's dress shops will discuss une fashions at the next meeting of rn, the association, Bernice Cboper, ?ss- president, announced. The . next ices meeting will be held on Nov. 30, a week from Wednesday. ?ett The president appointed a com ney mittee, headed by Mary Rivers, to ene buy books for the infirmary li bch- brary. It was decided at the meet ball - ill Ing to buy two small. radios for y the use of infirmary patients. me, Alpha Psi Omega -Dra ma Fraternity - Initiates Member Mary Shand, senior, of Column bia, was initiated into the Gamma Tau chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, honora ry dramatic fraternity, Nov. 11, Professor M. G. Christopherson, dlirector of dramatics and forensics, has announced. The initiation took place in the presence of Alpha Psi Omega meni)bers. Several members of the fraternity from Columbia College were invited to witness and par ticipate in the ceremony. Mary has appeared in three pro ductions with the players which include "Accent on Youth," "One Mad Night," and "Gaslight." She was awarded the annual silver cup last year for her outstanding per formance in the leading role as ""' Mrs. Manningham in "Gaslight." Her versatility in the various roles she has taken has been an important factor in her eligibility for membership in Alpha Psi Omega, the largest known honor ary dramatic fraternity in the world. LEARN THE WAY Men's Finest Clothing * Kuppenheimer * KingurIdge e Alco SUITS and TOPCOATS NEW FELT HATS * Stetson' * Schoble CLASSY FURNISHINGS COPELAND CO. 1409 MAIN STREET d fc Gi L tr c tr L at * ju~ L G. Y1 Trading The Key Candy & T4 WHOLESAL Candies - Tobac 1231-1237 Lin Columbia 1 A native of Grove, Oklahoma Hays graduated from Grove H in 1935. The following year 1 Oklahoma A&M, where he ia engineering; also took public; Sent to an RAF Navigation Canada, he graduated with t) possible rating.of Specialist. served overseas for 18 mont Aleutians, Italy and Saipan. ONLY THE + '', .%X Sponsors for the Germam ince are: top row, left to rs. Troy Newman for Troy an, president; Elizabeth Re ir Bill Davis, vice presideni ross for Dupre Lyles, secr ily Groover for Hugh easurer. Bottom row; Dori lary for Boots Fuller, as easurer; Mary Ann Walk iyton Howerton, senior 1 id Molly Refearn for Rock 4 nior leader. ZRBY As obacco Compar E ONLY cos - Sundries coln Street S. C. 4fr 7. , omn Atvynn ajordan lshiin4u ipeaking. ceived his E 18 School in Accepting Re highest the war, he Norman of navigatic is in the B-29 "Pacuai Hawali-Cabi IfI you are e and 26%, wig considerafi U. S. Air/?o .. the high ph; and be select complete Avi return to civi train for an1 BEST CA Formal Germa To Be Held In Of Jefferson . The German Club. will be ho dance Tuesday night from 9 p. T room of the Jefferson Hotel. orchestra will play. The German Club is an honora: is composed of members who a te Extemporaneous Speeches Planned M By Euphrosynean - Euphrosynean Literary Society K Club members will participate in ex- Gz temporaneous speaking contests at right; the society's meeting Tuesday at New- 5 p. m. in Euphradian Hall, Caro- H ynolds lyn Busbee, president, has an- ur ii Ann nounced. Members who will par- Fu etary; ticipate have been selected and ur 3oing, notified by Lou Oswald, who is H< B Mc- planning the society's practices for se listant the forensic meet to be held with R< Br for Hypatian next spring. Ju eader; wandy, BOYS AND ( Why Walk Across Tc and Dry Cl OUR 1415 GE1 ONLY TWO BLOCKS Open 7 a. m.-6:30 p.z -7 a.m. t 1-DAY QUALITY SEI oumn onntional 4H bwrchimpion receonedhis Lic Speaking. In 1940 he re- commission S degree in engineering, married his regular commission after Typical of was assigned to development found their n instruments; navigated the Major Hay. an Dreamboat" on Its famed at Headquar o non-stop flight in 1946. a secure car .at l.a.t two yeare of colLge ie tingmn 'ine creer asan off eer in te epanaou -c.Yumyb abl to.e Wa s.'o h Nia aBE moA V eqirmnATyorIOar November is, iv4V in Pance i Ballroom ~uesday st at its annual fall formal n. until 1 a. m. in the ball Woody Woodward and his ey dance organization which re elected from seven fra rnities on the university campus. ie club gives a formal ball each 11 and spring. Sponsors for the dance will be: rs. Troy Newman for Troy New mn, Pi Kappa Alpha, president; izabeth Reynolds for Bill Davis, Ippa Sigma, vice-president; Ann -oss for Dupre Lyles, Kappa Al a, secretary; Lily Groover for agh Going, Pi Kappa Phi, treas ar; Doris McClary for Boots Iler, Sigma Nu, assistant treas ar; Mary Ann Walker for.Layton werton, Alpha Tau Omega, nior leader; Molly Refearn for >ck Gandy, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, nior leader. iIRLS . . own For Laundry saning? tVAIS PLANT'S FROM CAMPUS n. Weekdays! > 7 p. M., Saturdays I WICE, By Request SUNSHINE LAUNDRY and CLEANERS 1415 Gervals - Phone 6667 Save 20% Cash, Carry Discount ehe began navigator train navgatr'swings and a as Second Lieutenant .. . eolleg. sweetheart. ~ollege graduates who have slaoe in the U. 8. 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