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... a spoke a week .. . By TOMMIE HERBERT L,1:.Iit m.:1 :: :. I.C I. :::. ..1 :u:I . .: =s:. :.,s :: 3:.ts :,w T .".s;I rrml. Apparently the thought of Big Thursday has driven even romance into the sideline. News is mighty scanty these days. C1OO-CHOO WATSON starred in the recent volleyball games in which Pi Kappa Alpha beat the Chemical Engineers by 15-2 and 15-9. In the wake of all the happiness, a disaster hit one of their members, BILL KING, in the manner a lost bed. Anyone finding a stray one .. . Kappa Sigma held an initiation last Sunday for MARVIN McMILLAN, IIAROLD 110L12I)AY, and PAUL FOSTER. Kappa Sigma had a hamburger fry on Friday afternoon for rushees. Last Wednesday Phi Kappa Sigma held a smoker in their house. Thursday will be a double feature for this fraternity. This is their centennial. happy Birthday! GRETA MILEY, Pi Beta Phi; CANDY TAYLOR, Kappa Sigma alum; GLORIA IiALL, Pi Beta Phi; LEE BRINK LEY, Kappa Sigma; JEAN ANI)ERSON, Pi Beta Phi, and CARROLL Mcl)UFFIE, Pi Kappa Alpha, went to Greenville for the Carolina-Furman game. SAE's and their dates enjoyed a house party after the Furman-Carolina game at Flat Rock, N. C. On the party were CHARLIE PENNY and MARNIE MANNING, Tri Delt; 'rUCKER DANA and LILY GROOVER, 'ri Delt;4'ORTE WOLFE and MARY ('llASE. Tri L)elt; BOBBY SUMVALT and GENEViEVE STEVENSON, Tri Delt; PETE WARI) LAW and 'STINKY" WALKER, Tri Delt; with ROY and "LACY" LINI) chaperoning. Phi Sig's taking in the Carolina victory at Greenville were El) LADI), B. D. CAUGHMAN, JIMMIE CREECH, JAY QUICK, CIlUCK 1)AVIDSON, JOE IiUSBANDS, GEORGE McELVEEN, PIIL SAWYER, and BOB WHITE HEA). TOBY WARD and CHARLIE EMMONS spent their week end at Myrtle Beach. MARY JANE WALKER, JACKIE CLINE, PAT KLECK LEY, JANE ALMY, and MARY LONG, all ZTA's, put in their appearance at the Carolina-Furman game with the rest of the crowd. Lamda Chi's again. This time they held a spaghetti supper for rushees at the Woman's Club Thursday, Septem ber 28. Fifty-five rushees were treated to a stag supper and entertained by GOI DON, the Magician, following the meal. Sigma Nu's journeying to Greenville last weekend were AL FISHER, FRANK OWEN, PAUL FIELD, SQUEE TROTT ER, BUDDY TURNER, DOUG STOKES, JOHNNY PARASiIO, MOR WITE, BOB SMITH, CHARLIE WOOD), and BENNY lELMlS. After the game Sigma Nu's and their dates enjoyed a weekend house party at Poinsette. Many have beeun wond(erinlg what the great attraction is out at SQU EE TROTT"IER'S farm. From rumors we hear the Sigma Nu's have beeun havinug some swell parties out there. What about it, SQULEE? The fraternity has also had some fine parties (dowln C harlestoni way lately on FRANK OWEN'Si yacht. Phi Epsilon P'i had( a very successf5 ul party Saturday night at the 'Y' (Cam p. Entertainment was p)rovided by the pledges. AL MORGU LES serves as chairman. MAURY P'EARLMAN, G;reenville, and SANFORID ZAHLLER, C2oluimbia, ma nagedl to survive 'Hell'' Week and werie initiated into Phi EpsilIon Pi Snuday. Our sincerest apology to RAY KENNEMORE for the omission of his name in the list of G reenville-Carolina Club officers. C ertainlyv the treasurer is one officer that we hate to slight. Recent initiat es into P 1i Heta Phi, are MARY BLiOOD) WORTH and SARAIl WVELSII. See and hear' you at the games todlay and tomorrow! Send your news to Box 79. MA RSH ALL'S - Is Featuring - $.91 TUXEDOS and TAILS mad1(1e by Griffon, Formal, Accessories: Shirts - Collars - Ties Cuff Links - Studs MA RSH A LL'S "KNOWN FOR COOD CL1OTIIES" Kappa aT Sponsors for the Kappa Ali president; Bess McCauley for Ter Dave ('rum, corresponding secretar Hottom row, left to right: Edith latchell for Robby Rogers, Fraternity Rush W Will Begin Octobei Fraternity rush week will begin Wednesday, October 23, and will continue until November 2 when rushees will receive bids and re port to the fraternity of their choice, 1 ay Quick, Interfraternity Council publicity chairman, an nounced. Formal parties will he held on Octohcr 25 by Alpha Tau On.ega and Sigma Nu; October 26, l'i Kappa Alpha and Kappa Alpha; October 27, Lambda Chi Alpha and Kappa Sigma; October 30, Phi Epsilon Pi and Phi Kappa Sigma; October 31, Phi Sigma Kappa and Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and Novem ber 1, Pi Kappa Phi and Sigma T1he bids to pledge will be Put in t he miailI at noun on November 2 anud rushees will rep)ort to their fraternities at 5 j). mn. on the same day. Rush inrg rules, an noun ced by IFC, are: 1.Closed rush inrg will prevail. 2. Silence period will last ft rm 8 p. mr. unrt il 6 a. m. thle following dlay. There will he no si lenice pieriod onI Sund(ay night s. Tfhe silence period( will be in effect. from Sep teniber II uint il the day the rushees turnii in t heir bids. Rushees miay alk 1(o their* fraterniiit y roommrates5, KlNGS - IIE I)IAMIONI 1/ VoYbO't A Know 7%A KINGS Your Trusted Keeps ak Jeweler Diamonds may look alike, there can be a mighty big di ence in qjuality and( va Keepsake Diamond rings guaranteed perfect by the w "guaranteedl registered pe gem" on the tags and the far Keepsake Certificate bearinh signature. Choose from beautiful Keepsake collecti< WVe In vile Charge Accouni No ChIarge For Credit "Keepsakie D)11 iamondS' Sold KINGSJ 1625 Mi 4dpha T Kappa Alpha [ q. ha tea dan.ce to bel hl tomorrow ni rell Glenn, vice-presitdenit; Mary Lol y. Mary BloodwortIi for Andy Gtar knight-at-arms; and June Nigell fl eek '23 bu1.1t hey iay 1101 go 1ou t together after 8 P. mi. .3. Pledging wV ill 1e on ctrance exams, the upper ('1 heing eiig ibl)e for) pledging. 4. Illegal rushing is to move a rushee inlto a frat erit y house without fiist getiinlg the unani mo0(us apIroval of the eouncil. 5. 1niy mlan dleclarinlr that. he is nt i..ns le Iill Ib Ib rred fIrom plpdginlg. -h;. (ompl)lete silence will prevail from t he eind o f the last formal rush party until the rushees turn in their hids. 7. l'lelging at'er mid-semester vill be Oi a 5i. average on 12 hiour S, or a 3.0 average an 9 hou rs. Plans Formulated For Writers' Club "TPhe (Carolina lieview"' and1( Phi Epsilon Nu, .iournialismn frat ernity, arle Iimig laniis for thle foirma tton of a writr. (tlb, .J immi yI IIlowle, "I ev iew"' ediitor, hais an ioiuniced. The il purose ofI thle club. wouhl iIi htiiscs and15111( iticize the wor. ks of t he memberhes. Pl~ans also iniecld informtutal talks bly con-. Studentts or I011 lclt~ i mebr in 'iow ZDiantands WESTWOOD Ring 125.00 But efect -* our our In. CAMERON Ring 200 S Alho $150 and 250 Weddking Ring 12.50 rJil!/ I)1/ Iiils/ ill( 'Olllfllb?('" EWELERS tin Street r Lu.agen ea Danc )ance Sponsors R -r'' ght are top row, left to right: Ba use Gailliard for Jimmy Mason, SE y, historian; Betsy Ann Howard r Joe Berry, knight-usher. teiested in such a function should contact Jimmy Howle, c/o "Caro lina Review," Box 300, campus mail. Officers of Phi Epsilon Nu are Dance to the E o CLARENC AND HI, At Carolina - Victory . Wednesday, In The FiE Stag or Di For Your "Dou New Arrov It's easy to quici "Doubler." For kc .. wear the collar a tie . . . andl J date. Try it! ARROW UlNDERWEWA R * 2IANl)E awo :e Is I :... irbara McSwain for Bill Fairey, cretary; and Suzanne Moye for for Jack Breckenridge, censor; Tom Price, president; barbara Derrick, vice-president; Ann Chandler, secretary, a n d Jim Inabinette, treasurer. njoyable Music r E BRAZELL BAND he. Clemson Dance ' Dctober 18th Id House, ag - $1.00 ile Lifje".. ~Doubler" c-change with the unging, for sports open. Close it, add 're set for class or *8.95 SHIRTS & TIES CHIES SnnOTS SHRTSm. )morrow AnnualDance Will Be Held After Game Kappa Alpha social fraternity will hold its annual Big Thursday tea dance in the Youth Memorial Center in Maxcy Gregg Park to. morrow from 7 to 10 p. in., Andy Gary, historian, announced. Music will be by Clarence Brazell and his orchestra. Sponsors are Barbara McSwain for Bill Fairey, president; Bess McCauley for Terrell Glenn, vice. president; Mary Louise Gailliard for Jimmy Mason, secretary; Suz anne Moye for Dave Crum, corres. ponding secretary, a n d Mary Bloodworth for Andy Gary, his. torian. Mary Lewis Blackwell will spon. sor for Billy Rowe, treasurer; Betsy Ann Howard for Jack Breclkenridge, eensor; Edith IHatcelill for Hobby Rogers, knight. at-arms; and .unie Niggul for Joe Berry, knight-usher. Kappa Alpha's Initiate Five On October 10 Five men were initiated into Kappa Al pha, social fraternity, Tuesday, October 10, Andy Gary, publicity chairman, announced. These initiated are Stuart Hope, Columbia; Marion Brown of Co. lumbia (now on active duty with the U. S. Air Force) ; Jerry Hayes, Columbia; George Henry of Clover, and Billy Upshur, King tree. I N Q ') - - u w ti ' G O _. vV qv ;a 3a z z _