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. a spol By LAURIE NOW THAT SPRING ELI the next thing on the agex women of Carolina are the h Easter holidays. Pi Kappa Al Savannah Beach. Wonder wh Myrtle? The Sigma Chi's wi] time. Reckon anybody goes h IN THE SPRING A YOUN repeats itself I Arthur Flower Bushcroft from Lander. Sigi with Charlie Jones pinning Brown letting Patsy Riley, 4 FROM BUSINESSLIKE A is to be a Carolina Forwards 4 purpose of such a meeting is acquaintances. We are told I Prezioso, "Red"- Coleman, Al ary members are Jim Slaup interesting I bet to find out ENJOYING THE LIGHTE RACES IN CAMDEN SATI KA, and Caroline Arington o and Nancy Mitchell, Tii-Delt and Anne Butler; Mr. and I ADPi respectively, the form 6A! and Ren Frew, KD; H KA, Benny Rainville and Ar Sigma Chi alum, and Marl Roddy Moss, Sigma Chi; Su Knowlton, Sigma Nu; Marg Crowley, Charlie Hutto, Ed Kappa Sigs; Pat King and Betty Clarke; Pi Phi; Mary Wardlaw, SAE, and Rock G PI KAPPA ALPHA rece Martin "Suds" Woodward, b SIGMA CHI PLEDGES]J neyed to Davidson last wee] Believe it or not, they were CHI OMEGA will hold it night from 6 til 7. ELEANOR TEYSSIER, Sigma Medical Ball in Charl4 Jack Williams. How was our attending the Big Spring I-] were Laura Meree and Joan hear, everybody had a fine KAPPA DELTA SOROR] ternity on Monday night at WELL, WHAT DO YOU ] ARE HAVING A FATBACI night, the location at this really eat fatback on those I VAUGHN MONROE wil] PI KAPPA ALPHA over a n on his regular program. A D P1's GENE ANN S'J AND SPARKY ELLIOTT Barnes, A D P1 alum in Mac Be seeing you. Have a gi grades aren't sent home. ,e a week . . MAY HERBERT iCTIONS ARE ABOUT OVER, ida for the studious men and ouseparties coming up over the pha's and dates are heading for at got wrong with Pawley's or I be at Myrtle Beach for a gay ome? G MAN'S FANCY-and history s, Kappa Sigma, pinned Maggie na Chi steps into the limelight Rhoda Jane Johnson, and Bill L D Pi, wear his White Cross. U MUNN comes news that there ,onvention Thursday night. The to reminiscence and renew old hat active members are Chuck Munn, Bill Smith, AND honor hter and Don Cox. Would be the location of this conclave1 R SIDE OF LIFE AT THE CUP JDA1 were Billy Goldsmith, f Greenville; Fred Jumper, KA, Jackie Moorman of The Citadel drs. Orthneil Winges (KA and r Miss Callie Phillips); Angue, ugh Wilson, SAE, Terrel Glenn, ne Clarke, KD; Bobby Riordan, ha Cunningham, Chi 0 alum; zanne Lewis, ADPi, and Benjie aret Fowler, Chi 0 alum; Jack Teague, and George Lee, Phi Bob Carpenter, Lambda Chi's; Ann Walker, Tri-Delt, and Pete mndy, SAE, and Molly Redfearn. ratly pledged Bobby Waites and oth from Columbia. sill Gause and John Wise jour uend for the Sigma Chi Formal. treated to steak dinners. a bi-weekly coffee hour Sunday AD Pi, attended the Phi Rho ~ston last weekend. Her date was seaport city, Tish ? Among those op at The Citadel last weekend Coleman. Judging from what we i1me. TY was host to Sigma Chi Fra a~ drop-in in the KD room. (NOW ? THE PHI KAPPA SIGS FRY i This party will be Friday point was undisclosed. Do they hings ? play THE DREAM GIRL OF itionwide hookup Saturday night 'RICKLAND, LIB McCORKLE, attended the wedding of Jean :m, Georgia, recently. )nd Easter and hope mid-tem E=ngineei Sponsors for the Engineering for Bob Whiteside, president of A president of ASME; and Miss Ida Candidates for queen are, bot Mrs. F. D. Tindall, ALChE. Players Postpone Shaw Comedy; To Give Substitute By JIMMY HOWLE Ueorge Bernard Shaw's comedy 'You Never Can Tell" will not be resented as scheduled by the University Theatre, Professor Mer rill G. Christophersen has an nounced. The play was to have been presented April 18, 19, and 20. The play was cancelled as the result of the withdrawal of sev eral members of the cast because of studies and other activities. "You Never Can Tell" is a very dif ficult performance to stage and Christophersen says it is too near opening night to recast the play but that it will probably be of fered in the fall. Instead of Shaw's comedy the theatre will offer an old melo drama, "Curse You, Jack Dalton." German Exchange Student Speaks To Methodist Club Wolfgang Reinbacher, German exchange studlent from Frankfort, was guest speaker at the Wesley Foundation supper club Wednes (lay night, March 22. The theme of his talk was "Need." He described the tremendous lack of elemental necessities of life in Germany; the lack of the things we take for granted. He painted- as picture of overcrowded and1 sqiiafli housing conditions, the piles of rubbish marking the spot where the great city of Frankfort stood. Carrying out the theme of Rein bacher's talk was the "Sacrificial Supper" served, consisting of crackers and water. The money collected was assigned to foreign mission work. In 1906, when South Carolina college became USC, the schools of arts, science, graduate, teach ers, and law were added. for Shoes that look like new R OBE R TS SHOE IU!PAIRING SERVICE * * * Across From CALDWELL'S 1319 Sumter St. rs' Danc( Engineering E ................ Ball to be held tomorrow night in SCE; Mrs. Thomas Palmer for Tho inae Burney for Russell Wolfe, pres tom row, left to right: Mrs. Idella Instigation Gives Proof Of Traitor Group In Campus By NEIL McCARKTI-1 The Federal Bureau of Instiga tion has just uncovered a' secreti society operating on the university campus. The work being done by this organization and planned by it is of such a shocking nature that no names were released. Strom Worth, who is leading the instigation, said that some very important peopie un the campus were concerned and promised to make some startling disclosures tomorrow. The society operates under the title- of the Black Nights and has an amazing membership of stu dents and alumni from Carolina. "If we had not learned of It just when we did, it could have been disastrous. This society had planned to take over the state gov ernment in the forthcoming elec tions and use the state as a base of operations for the conquest of the rest of the nation," Worth stated. He said that the society was so well organized It could have con trolled the elections and the people would have been powerless to stop them. He refused to answer a question as to whether the society was connected with a foreign na tiOn. But he said that its leaders were right here on the Carolina campus. The instigation began when a Mary Ann Walker Hilda Adams Pat Patrick Shera Lee Ellison Jeanne Turner Marcia Richards '7$0$ Barbara Fowler Gertrude Jenkins Marilyn McCormnac Jo Ann Patrick * Revlon's exciting "Miss Fashion Plat, of 1950" contest closes mid night, Saturday, April 151 Cost your ballot, today I The girl who wins he titls "Miss Fashion Plate of 1950" ITn y'ur com pus wiil receive a fuil year's supply of Revlon products FREEI if ehe wins the notional "Miss Fashion Plate of 1950" title she will get a free trip to Bermuda by Pan American Clippe,~ including an expense-free week cA the famous "Castle Harbour", plus seven other thrilling prizes: on RCA. 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Tuesday luncheons are served at the student center each week. Ves per service is held each Thursday along with a Bible discussion group. Twice each month a city wide fellowship supper is served. The students prepare the meal and serve it, enjoy ping-pong, volley ball, shuffle board, group singing, and other activities. During each school year a for mal banquet is held and numerous parties are given to which all Bap tist students are invited. disloyal member notified the Fed eral Bureau of Instigation of the plot. APRIL FOOL! Hlave you cast your' ballot for Revlon's "Miss Fashion Plate of 1950"? leather, a necklace, braoelet and earring set by Trifoarij a silver-plated lighter, cigarette urn and tray set by Ronson, a year's supply of Berkshire's nylon stockIngs, a Wittnauer wrist watch. Choose your candidate on four counts ontys beauty and charm ... fashion krnowledge and dress .., personal grooming ... personality and poise. ClIp your ballot today and drop it In the ballot box In this newspaper office or other locatIons on campus. There's a panel of beauty authorities w&(ting to judge your candidate for the tional Grand Prize. k* ****************** . Bermed4by Pan American Clipper, * * famous " ft,e Harbur".* -JoA"MISS FASHION ** ored by Revlo, Products Corp. * * * Given left to right: Miss Frances Tuttle is Viola Brethes for Theo Constan, E; Mrs. Hugh Gray, ASME; and Former Student Honored In Ohio Miss Joyce Hayes, former uni versity student, has been named ctudent dircto%r zf iTiluat6 social activities at Ohio State University, Prof. F. W. Bradley, dean of faculty, announced this week. BOYS AND Why Walk Across and Dry OUR 1415 G ONLY TWO BLOC Open 7 a.tn.-640 I 7 a. m. 1-DAY QUALITY S] ON CAMPUS(4 No tatter which suit white shirt will set it white, impeccably taili , come in a variety of go Arrow collars. A RR OW UNDERWEAR * HANDK. . Tonight Engineers Will. 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