Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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NORMA BERGMAN, Soeiety Editor Noelle Kennedy June Preenel cQ3e 4 on eef . . a spoke a week . . By NOELLE KENNEDY May I express my sincere thanks to the Pi Kap's and the PI K A's for their thoughtfulness in my recent bereave ment of news? I'm going to, anyhow - THANK YOU from the bottom of my typewriter ! The following Pi Kappa Phi's plowed their way up to Clemson for the Erskine Hawkins Dance: BURT BEN NETT, HANK FULMER, LANNY SHAY, CLAYTON Mc MANNAWAY, HARRY BOLYN, DON ROBERTSON, and BUBBER BRONSON. Pi K A has a new man in their ranks. He be BOB SILLS, a transfer student from the University of-Chattanooga, re cently arrived in Columbia by Choo-Choo. Spanish 21 Class welcomes back PAT EX-KEYS, who married LIGHTSEY MURRAY, Pi Kappa Phi, on Saturday. BEAKY -COLEMAN, Pi K A, was voted the most out standing pledge for the Fall Semester. The University Boxing Team brought their dates to a party following the Matches (Well lit?) last Thursday night. CHRIS and SARAH HITUPOLUS were the hosts, and the Miami Team with the green and orange outfits were invited, but they had to redescend on an early Choo-Choo. Pi Kappa Phi's have two new active transfers in the personages of HARRY WALDROP and CHUCK FICKEN. Pi K A's JIM SMITH (any relation to JOE?) and BILLY NORMAN ascended to Chattanooga (That place must have a monopoly on the local Chamber of Commerce ...) for an interview with the Du Pont Corporation. The Delta Sig's had a fabulous time at their first "Social 3 night" affair at the Market (Black?) Restaurant. They ate, and hope to do the same next month, when they're going to a have a Ladies' Night.... There'll never be a food shortage S at that rate! Speaking of food and other such things to eat, the Pi K ( A's had a stag for supper - I mean, they had a stag supper (excuse me . ..) at the Flamingo (must be a rival bird, you Gamecock Fans . ..) Club on Wednesday night. . . . At that rate, there WILL be a food shortage. C DOODLES MUNN and RUSSELL STOKES spent the weekend at Myrtle Beach. They're Pi Kappa Phi's. The Pi K A's had an informal party-dance at the Woman's f Club on Saturday night. . . . All of which reminds me . . . I hope that as much fun was had at the 'Y' dance following L the basketball game Monday night, because I've heard com planatory reports of late, at the deplorable lack of girls at a these affairs. . .. h h Pi Kappa Phi's have two new pledges, BUBBER BRON SON and KENNY BOSWELL, who is preparing a sequel to his "Life of Johnson"??? Pi Kappa Alpha's ROY THORNTON and BILLY NOR MAN plan to attend the Mardis Gras in New Orleans on the 24th. And now for our Department of Labyrinthine Coils of1 Abstract Superfluity: We hear by the wine-vine, alias, BOBBY DRAWDY that because of the cold weather, frost, and intermittent hail storms (the result of Meteorological processes), the beautiful city of Summerville, S. C., is suf-i fering from a postponement of its flower season. . .. There will be no budding idiots this year either, I see. NUDGE YAGER was initiated last Thursday night into KA. He and JOHNNY THORNE took the hint and went1 West Tuesday night, towards the Navy and San Diego. Other brothers entering the service include: WILLIAM BEELER, PAUL HEMPHILL, and BILLY HAY. NANCY MITCHELL, Tri Delt, spent last weekend at a Davidson dance . . . all of it? PHRINESS COX has been elected Alpha of Phi Kappa Sigma to take the place of CHARLES WEAGLY who has entered into the Army. LAMAR PIG OINK SMITH, Lambda Chi, married Bar bara Creekmore last week. DANNY BLACKWELL, same, recently pinned BETTY LOU GRIFFITH. KATHERINE STONE, GENEVIEVE STEVENSON, BETSY KNOWLTON, and LOU KIDDER, all Tri Delts, will attend a costume ball at the Yacht Club in Charleston, next weekend. Phi Kap's entertained everyone who had a fine time at their annual Valentine's party last Saturday night, at the Jefferson Hotel. Phi Sig's had a weiner roast last Thursday night at the Cayee Woman's Club . .. inside or outside ? And now for the benefit of the above organization, your "little" friend (fiend ?), J. P. will write this "Wheel of For tuune" next week. And for the benefit of A LL - don't be afraid to send in your news, too. Box 79 It is. I shall now VS* t@ UIY (UM*lpNimbus to look for a ray of sunshine. Phi Sigma Kappa Elects Tally Newly elected president of the Phi Sigma Kappa is Tommy Tally of Atlanta, Ga. Other officers of the fraternity are Phil Sawyer of Salley, vice president ; Burr Chambless from Sylvania, Ga., treasurer; Buddy Whitaker from Columbia, secre tary; Jay Quick of Drexel Hill, Pa., inductor; and Rick Duncan of Providence, R. 1., sentinel. Delta Sigma Pi Pledges Two Men Bobby Sanders and Piercy Parris, both of Gaffney, were pledged recently by Delta Sigma Pi, commercial fraternity. They will be initiated in the early part of April. The Rose of Delta Sig will be announced at a dance given in her honor April 5. She will be selected from pictures submitted to the fra ternity by the sororities at the University. A smoker will be held by the fraternity Feb. 27 and will be fol lowed by a tour of the Pacific Mills. All members, pledges and rushees are invited to the tour. Tri Delts Have Tournament The Columbia alumnae chapter f Delta Delta Delta will sponsor i bridge tournament, Saturday, Feb. 23 in the naval armory at the iniversity of South Carolina nt p. m. Tickets are being sold by active nd alumnae members of the )rority for 50c. :ox To Lead 'hi Kappa Sigma Phriness Cox, law student of >lumbia, has been elected presi nt of Phi Kappa Sigma for the ring semester. Charlie Ferguson will serve as 1 rst vice-president and Roy Moody ill be second vice-president. Other officers include Spencer iles, secretary; Bobby Jones, cor ~spondling s e e r e t a r y ; Perrin hompson, treasurer; and Bentley ivers, pledge master. Eddie Shin olser and Dave Waugh will be ounse managers. Free Coffee At 'Y' Today t10 A. M. Today at the ten o'clock free our, there will be a coffee hour 'or the faculty and students in the obby of Flinn Hall. The coffee hour is being spon ored by the Junior-Senior YWCA s part of the get-to-know-your rofessors-better movement. Miss Sallie Adickes, dietician at he ''Y" will serve coffee and 'ookies to those dropping in for i cup of coffee. An introductory committee has een appointed to introduce profes ;ors to students, professors to pro !essors, and students to students. Sorority rooms will be closed P'riday for the Press Ass'n. meeting and all sorority girls are urged to come to the "Y" at the time they usually go to their sorority rooms. The road to righteousness is the straight and narrow. Too bad that so many of us stagger. answer the call Zad in the.-Ad0 By SUZANNE HYER A visit to Columbia stores shows that it is time for that biannual jaunt downtown to solve the eter nal problem of "what to wear." For those who like to start off Spring in plaids there are many different ones - predominantly dark blues and greens-accented with white pique collars and cuffs. The styles from which to choose are virtually limitless. Grand mother never had it like this! To offset that evening coolness in March and April there are short sleeved, nylon cardigans which are dyed to match the dresses they come with. These outfits can be bought in pastel shades-lavender, mint green, baby blue, pale pink, and a sunny yellow. For the economy-minded, and who isn't these days ?-there is a wide assortment of sleeveless blouses in the "under three dollars" price range. These come in many styles and colors and may be bought on Belk's first floor. P. S. They wash like a dream. Easter note: This is really the time to buy that Spring suit you've had a yen for for so long. There is more variety than ever before in this season's models. Most of them are crease-resistant and wrinkle-shed, a great help in a busy college life. For square dances or an evening on the town, the quilted skirt is your best bet. Combine it with a sleeveless blouse and a pair of Capezios and you're ready to go. Speaking of snues, the Ked Com pany-remember your old canvas topped tennis shoes ?-has come up with the answer to a maiden's dream. Their Espadrilles are the i next-best thing to going bare footed. The color range is red, navy, black, and green, and they I come with two- pairs of laces in i contrasting colors. The problem has been solved for I those who like to sew, also. Among c the new mateials i a iloth of heavy chintz-like quality, which is t patterned in oriental designs with - various colored and gold paints. It is both washable, the first require ment, and inexpensive, selling for under a dollar a yard. Nylon in various weaves can be bought, and ;here is a new wonder material vhich is a combination of nylon c md orlon, the new thread which . ias mostly been used in men's suits up till now. Novelty weaves ire popular, and one of my favor ites is the one woven to resemble tucks. This fabric comes in many pastel and dark shades and is my number one nomination for sum mer sewing. When it comes to actual sewing, Cornell An FLOWERS FOR El Corages a Phone .1 4 A *fe'llow1 sure gets (arouind in aARROW ( Aml1eric a's favor ite si senional10111 A rafoldl ini83 styl d inomfo EMETAR]aa Chi Omega Elects Lewis To Presidency Elizabeth "Libby" Lewis of Whitmire was elected president of Chi Omega and will, with the other officers, take over her duties in March. Other officers include Connie Holler of Columbia, vice-president; Harriet "Spitty" McInnes of Flor ence, secretary; Libby MaHaffey of Lancaster, treasurer; and Madelynn Campbell of Columbia, pledge trainer. Additional officers are Margaret Suber of Whitmire, rush chairman; Patricia Matheson from Bennetts ville, personnel chairman; and Lou Drake from Bennettsville, activi ties chairman. These officers will serve for a year. Extra-Curricular Planned For March And April Extra-curricular a c t i v i t i e a planned for March and April will be rush week, song fest, and stunt night. Song fist will be held on Tuesday and Thursday night of the last week in April; fraternities taking Thursday night with the sororities singing the other night. Rush week for coeds has tenta tively been set for the first week of April. Girls wishing to rush should acquaint themselves with the rules, which might be compared to the SC constitution. Stunt Night, to this date, is fixed For a March night. It will be spon ;ored by Panhellenic for the sorori ies and I. F. C. for the fraternities. Phe exact date is unknown, but )oth sororities and fraternities are irged to plan now for this event. Rush week for the men of Caro ina has already started and will ontinue. Interested persons should vntact Chuck Davidson for fur her information. he cottons practically make them elves. Nylon is a little harder to vork with and the chintz-like abric I mentioned hardest of all, >ut even it only requires extra care n basting, and is really not diffi uIt at all. For SlMMER SLACKS -" See - Columbia Tailors Incorporated 1128 Lady Street Columbia, S. C. ns Florist ERY OCCASION Specialay -6801 L A 8 0/ e9 ABANA R()! 'orts shirt wvithI the pollair youN (can wear Iluro lmEes you through rt I (OW~ Scholarship Awarded By Delta Delta Delta Libby Lewis of Whitmire was awarded the Margaret Ash scholar ship by Delta Delta Delta. Libby is a junior in the school of arts and science. The scholarship was established by the Tr Delts in honor of Mar garet Ash, who was a president of Tri Dclt and who died while at the university. It is awarded each year to a deserving student. Thespians To Give Play The University Players are now holding tryouts for three one-act plays to be presented in March. Persons with thespian leanings should contact Gene Shaw at Drayton Hall on Thursday after noons. Additional workers are needed on scenery, make-up, and stage crew. The G/f Now Available For GRAIl Door Delivery (ircul Contact Box 2 For BILL News Items News Contact Box 2 Also on * CAMPBELL'S D o UNIVERSIT e THE CA JUST 2 BLOCI That's Sunshine Laundry Cervais - two blocks from tl guy. and gals take all their Sunshine. One-day Quality Se ing, shirts, piece work and service means satisfaction! LAUNDRY Ml 1415 CERVAIS most versailec slir Arrow G w,ith senatiional, extra comnfortable A raf old ( Man, what a shirt! '] haand washiable rayon right aniywhiere. Avai Nleeve length and coil any time. Wear it wi t hanks to t hat Arafo smlartest solidl shad1( ('..e.--.... to. I Zeta Tau Alpha To Initiate Tomorrow Zeta Tau Alpha will initiate 18 girls Saturday afternoon. Following the initiation there will be a banquet in honor of the new initiates Saturday night at the Green Derby restaurant. Sunday, the girls will be hon ored with a campus-wide drop-in in Sims dormitory at the Univer sity. Those girls being initiated are Marlene Ayers of Charleston. Llewellyn Lloyd from Saluda; Julie Ann Hartnett, Charleston; Mar got Weiland, Phoenixville, Pa.; Christine "Tommie" Herbert, Greenville; Marilyn Douglas, Flor ence; Eleanor DuRant; Florence; and Harriet Whisenhunt, Orange. burg. Also, Jean Geiger, Columbia; Ann Thomas, Atlanta, Ga.; Willie Braswell; Clarice Kissam, Orange. burg; Nancy McCarley, Columbia; Barbara Ann Martin, Mullins; Roberta "Kitty" Rowell, Tyro; and Betty Fister, Columbia. mC USC Campus Y MATTHEWS ntion Distributdr 685 or 317 Maxey NOVIT Correspondent 919 Sale At RUG STORE Y DINING HALL NTEEN (S AWAY .. ..1 and Cleaners' plant at 1415 e University! Smart Gamecock laundry and dry cleaning to r-vice, by request, on dry clean bachelor bundles. Sunshine H IN E D CLEANERS PHONE 6667 t oll Nfl OU)l.. abanaro ollor! 'ailored to a "TF" of gabardine, it looks lable in your exact ar size. It feels right th or without a tie, Id collar. In all the a. Stop in and see