The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 21, 1952, Page Page Four, Image 4
NORMA BERGMAN, Seedety Eitor
Noel1e Kennedy Susanne Hyer June Preenell
.. . a spoke a week . .
By NOELLE KENNEDY
We must give credit where credit is due.... Last week's
gossip radiated from JUNE'S truant pen, not mine. Excuse
the mistaken identity.
The Pi Phi's ate an initiation banquet last Sunday night
at the Green Derby . . St. Patrick must've been lurking.
NANCY MOOREHEAD was pronounced the most outstand
ing pledge. Scholastically high were VEE CHURCH and
SARA QUINN.
Pi Kap, BURT BENNETT, tells us that their carrot fiend,
RABBIT HARE, was MC at their dance last Wednesday
night. On the bill were dancing exhibitions by DOODLE
MUNN and HANK FULMER ; T. J. CUPSTID related anec
dotes, and BUSTER BROWN a'nd' LANNY SHAY vibrated
their vocal chords.
- The following KD's ascended to Williamsburg, Va., last
Friday: ANN DARSEY, MACK HALFORD, JO ANN
SPROTT, NELLE McCANTS, and BETTY BELLINGER.
They enjoyed eating those Virginia hams.
MARYEDITH DAVIS made a study of the Coastal Plain
around Beaufort last weekend.
JIM FINDLEY, Lambda Chi, attended the Junior Follies
at Winthrop over the weekend. TED SALEEBY, same,
climbed to Greensboro, N. C., for a wedding - It is not
clarified whose.
Last Thursday, the Tri-Delts entertained their new ac
tives at the Market Restaurant.
Sig Ep, LEONARD SHIPMAN, was named to the All
Tournament Basketball Team. JOHN "COLLIE" GOLON,
Sig Ep, assisted at an Atlanta affair. RUDY THIGPEN,
likewise, was a spectator at the S. C. Tourney games in
Raleigh.
The Pi Phi's had a party at the 'Y' Camp on Saturday
night. These are also planning to have their Spring Formal
on April 18.
GEORGE "BEB" DAVIS, who is behind his face in THE
English 21 Class, will marry Norma Marsha on April 16.
ZEDDIE HORTENSE PRESNELL and ANTOINETTE
KENNEDY went to Beaufort.
BOB DOCKERY, ex-Carolina football player, was a
runner-up in a golf match on Parris Island.
The Carolina Christian Service Club gave a talent show
Tuesday night out at the Veterans' Hospital.
LENNIE OBRENTZ and TED KURTZ, Phi Eps. gathered
ultra-violet rays at the beach last weekend.
To the Pi KA's, I humbly apologize for the misnomer
applied to them two weeks ago. They boast five new
pledges: BUDDY ULMER, HUGH GIBBS, WESLEY
WAITES, RICHARD COOPER, and DICK ROSSI. Two
activations include: MIKE COES and SONNY COLEMAN.
Also, the Pika's held a dungaree party in the middle of Bluff
Road recently.
The University Players had a party out at the 'Y' Camp
on Thursday night. Friday night, the 'Y' Camp was host
to the ZTA party.
Newly pledged to the Sigma Chi's are: DANNY WRIGHT,
JOHN GRAHAM, BOB CANNON, JOHN SCOTT, ELMORE
VIELE, LARRY HOOKS, and P. L. ELVINGTON.
The Sigma Nu's roasted wieners out at Pinewood Satur-'
day night. They also have some Nu - I mean, new pledges:
DIXON WADE, BOBBY COLEMAN, GEORGE JOHNSON,
AL CROCKER, JOHN KENNINGTON, TOMMY THOMA
SON, and PAUL McKINNEY.
The Chemical Engineers engineered a party near Ballen
tine's (hic) Landing on Saturday night. "Doc" Wilson
chaperoned, and everyone had a real censored time. .. . They
were barbecued - er - the hot dogs, i.e.
The Chi 0's recently initiated: ELOISE ADCOCK, JUDY
ANDERSON, DOLLY DENNIS, BETTY EDWARDS,
ALEXA FAIRY, SUE GRAVES, ALICE GILLAND), JEAN
GUTHRIE, JOAN HALL, ESTHER LaBRUCE, HELEN LE
LAND, ANN LOWMAN, DOROTHY PARKER, BARBARA'
RICHARDSON, MARTHA SMITH, JOYCE ENRIGH-T, and1
GERTRUDE JENKINS KAUSE. . . . You can come up for
air, now!
The Phi Sig's will dance, dance, dance, on Friday.
The Law Federation is to have a party at the Columbia
Country Club, or did it?
The saturation~ point has now been reached . . . .JUNE
wants your news next week.
By Suzanne Hyer rte iecruo;adsta
FASHION FORECAST:elgneoraeskbocd.Bt
You will have a new fashionrescilywvnalfihe
color to add to your vocabulary- st rn rwa u;te i
Benedictine. It will be seen in
spring suits and extra-specialcoeialthsaonsxiin
dresses. oos
A new type coat sleeve has a Tagrnwilbsenmead
strap inside that buttons at various mr saclrfrsos ti
lengths to hold your sleeve at thevidacetfrnyadblk
desired length,.n rgtcmpietfrge
A new fabric: Miron Groslaine-orbie
looks like groagrain ribbon, but Isthcoladpettetra
made of 100% wool and is wonder- cpe rma 11mn' oe
fully flattering for the figure. It No thrisael-radn
is a lightweight wool, suitable for en mahened.Alyo
spring clothes,.edt oi osietetra
An outstanding tweed with the dw h hn ftenel n
Jacket lined In red!prsoyoretayog.Itwl
A novel hat this season featuresfimotsadrmchn.
a half veil. This doesn't sound un- T ae re oeot oe
usual? It does when you realize yu hudr hssme.Mk
that the half covers only the left I fvleen rad,o iu
sidh of the-face, It is called the ogwthalyusmmr(es
"alwotnener-before cottodresaee.
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Phi Sigma Kappa
Has Formal Ball
Tonight At 9
Phi Sigma Kappa will hold its
Founders' Day Hall tonight at 9
p. m. in the Jefferson hotel, Jay
Quick, publicity chairman, an
nounced. Elden Jones and his Star
light Serenaders will furnish the
music.
Guest of honor tonight will be
Pat Matheson. who was selected
y the Phi Sigma Kappa alumni
-lub of Columbia to be the "1952
Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlight Girl."
he will be presented the fraternity
;weetheart pin by the p-resident
n behalf of the chapter.
Sponsoring for the officers will
>e Ann Lowman for Tommy Talley,
resident; Peggy Parker for Phil
sawyer, vice-president; Woodley
5hingler for Buddy Whitaker,
secretary; Jean Bazemore for Burr
^hambless, treasurer; Jane Guthrie
Law Federati
Party And D,
The Law Federation will have
a dance tonight at the Columbia
Country club, Jeff Griffith, social
c'hairman, announced. The (lance
will be informal and wvill start at
) p. m. Music wvill be providled by
Prank Bollick's band.
All law studlents and faculty are
invitedl to the dance. Any' member
of the social committee or Jim
Stevens, president of the Lawv Fed
eration, will make reservations for
anyone wi.shing to attend.
On the social committee. are .Jack
-Bates, "Buck" Curiton, Bill Hanna,
Ruth Williams, .Jim Stevens, Jim
Alford, and1( Fred Blackwvell. Fran~k
Epps is the social committee's adl
vise.
GIVE!
Blood is needled now in Korea.
Recently, a Carolina coedl talking
to a Korean vet mentioned the
blood( drive to be held at C'arolina
in A pril. The ve t saidl that the only
reason he was still alive today was
dute to the blood given him by the
A merican Red Cross in Korea.
Coeds, Do Y
UINi VERSIT
They make your clothl
special atteniin to all
prolems are 01ur p)ers
Prompt Sei
One Dlay Service
UN IVI
LAUNDRY & I
SER'
Next Door to
For your convenlencd
for Jay Quick, inductof; and Mrs.
Nancy Duncan for Dick Duncan,
sentinel.
Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity was
founded at Massachusetts State
College on March 15, 1873, and the
chapter here was granted a charter
on April 20, 1929.
Informal Rushing
Permitted After
Rush Week .
According to a Panhellenic rul
ing, any sorority which does not
have at least 30 members at the
end of formal rush week may rush
any coed informally for thirty days.
The co-ed must have the qualifica
tions for pledging, but it is not
necessary for her to have attended
a formal rush period.
Rush week will begin March 31
and end. April 4. Sixteen girls have
registered for rush week.
on Plans
gnce Tonight
The dance will last until mid
night.
Phone 2-9250
918 MAIN STREET
Joe Patrone's
Collegiate Inn
Specializing in
STEAKS
CHICKEN
SPACHETTI
* * *
Dine and Dance
Until 12 P. M. in the
"GAMECOCK"
ROOM
oui Know Us?
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I Know All of You*
s look like new, giving
Fabries. Your cleaning
rnal problem.
vi)ce Always
in an Emergency
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VICE
The Canteen
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FORMAL WEAR
For Rent
Wright-Johnston
I NCOR PORATED
Men's ClothIpg, Shoes,
and Furnishings
1330 Main Phone 24223
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Pictured at left are the sponsors
for the Phi ?igma Kappa formal
tonight. In the center is Pat
Matheson, "Phi' Sigma Kappa
Moonlight Girl." Starting at the
top and reading clockwise are Ann
Lowman for Tommy Talley, presi
dent; Peggy Parker for Phil Saw.
yer, vice-president; W o o d l e y
Shingler ' for Buddy Whitaker,
secretary; Jean Bazemore for Burr
Chambless, treasurer; Jane Guthrie
for Jay Quick, inductor; and Mrs.
Nancy Duncan for Dick Duncan,
sentinel.
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