The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 22, 1952, Page Page Four, Image 4
JUNE PRESNELL, Society Eddtor
MARY MURRAY NEDRA GILMORE MICKEY YOUNG
The Wagon Wheel
. a spoke a week . . .
By NEDRA GILMORE
Sigma Nu's entertained rushees and dates with a party
at the Woman's Club, Wednesday night. Music was furnished
by The Muskrat Ramblers. Some of the couples there were:
MARTHA WOODALL, Pi Phi, and AL FISHER, Sigma Nu
alum; NANCY McGINNIS and TED CROOK, Sigma Nu;
GLOW GILMORE, KD, and BUZZ SMITH, Sigma Nu alum;
PUGGY BOULWARE, KD, and BILLY EVANS, Sigma Nu
alum; PHYLLIS UNGER, Chi 0, and BOB SMITH, Sigma
Nu; ANN LOWMAN, Chi 0, and BURN SHELLEY;
NEULAND COLLIER, Sigma Nu, and B. J. LAND, ZTA.
HILDA ADAMS, KD alum, and JEFF McMAHAN of
Clemson will be married Friday, Oct. 24.
HARRIET WISENHUNT, ZTA, TAM DUDLEY, KD,
SHIRLEY MARTIN, and DORIS CLARY journeyed up to
Clinton last week-end for the P. C. Homecoming. P. C. played
Davidson Friday night and afterwards a formal dance was
held on Saturday night.
KATIE CONWAY, DZ, now at Florida Southern, visited
the chapter this past week-end . . . seen at the Law Federa
tion Party, Oct. 10th, at the Country Club were DZ's
FLOSSIE JEFFERIES with JACK COOPER, and JACKIE
CALDWELL with JESSE RAY.
CLAYTON TAPP, KA alum, who is stationed at Parris
Island with the Marines, spent last week in Columbia.
JEEPY TURBEVILLE, BOBBY JONES, Phi 'Kappa
Sigma, MARY CALHOUN, Pi Phi, MELVIN BURTON,
Sigma Nu, JAN MILLING, and HUNTER RENTZ made up
the Deputation team going to Clemson last week-end to
return Clemson's visit here . . . Clemson took over our Vespers
program for one week-end ... MARY ANN BETTIS was the
chaperone.
Phi Kappa Sigma held its big rush party Thursday, Oct.
16th, at the Columbia Country Club. Couples there were:
VIC LAURIE, and LIBBY MAHAFFY, Chi 0; TOMMIE
JUNE FAIREY, and RAY MOODY; PAT DAVIS, ADPi, and
PHRINESS COX; BARBARA BLACKWELL, KD, and
SPENCER LILES.
CHEE CHEE MOORE, Tri-Delt, BILLIE BAXLEY, Pi
Phi, and AMELIA TOWNSEND, ADPi, represented their re
spective counties at the State Maid of Cotton Contest in
Clemson over the week-end.
ANN McLEAN, ADPi alum, is engaged to JOE STUDE
MEYER of Bishopville.
Seen at the wedding of BETSY KNOWLTON, Tri-Delt,
and WARRINGTON WILLIAMS, ATO, Friday night, Oct.
17th, were: LAWSON YATES, and LANA SIMS; RHETTA
MORRISON, and FRED MANNING; HELEN JOHNSON,
and ED ROYAL; LELIA MANNING, and TRIPETT
BOINEAU; KATHERINE STONE, and JOHN DE LOACHE.
Delta Zeta initiation was held for MIRIAM MATTHEWS,
MYRTIS ADAMS, JANETTE AYCOCK, and MOLLY Mc
GREGOR on October 13th. Afterwards a banquet was held
at the Green Derby for the new members.
FRAN WEEKS, Tri-Delt, of Matthews, visited her sisters
last Friday. This year Fran is teaching the first grade in
Orangeburg.
Going to Camp Gravate near Aiken last week-end for the
Episcopal Retreat were: EMILY ANN SMITH, KD, ANNE
ROBINSON, KD, REBA SIMS, Tri-Delt, MOLLY MAR
SHALL, Tri-Delt, MACK HALFORD, KD, BETTY BEL
LINGER, KD, HARRIET TRAVERS, ANN DARSEY, KD,
TOMMY ROANE, KD, and JO ANN SPROTT, KD.
MARY BLOODWORTH, Pi Phi, FRAN HAGOOD, KD,
LIBBY LEWIS, Chi 0, attended the National Alpha Kappa
Gamma Convention in Farmville, Va., last week-end. MRS.
ARNEY CHILDS chaperoned the group.
MOPPY SATTERFIELD, ZTA alum, who is working with
Delta Airlines in Atlanta, spent last week-end in Columbia.
BOB MILLING, KA alum, stationed at Donaldson Air
Force Base in Greenville, spent a few days leave in Columbia
last week-end.
JANET KARR, WINKIE KIRVEN, and ANN DAVIS
were initiated into Pi Beta Phi sorority Sunday . . . they
prepared and served breakfast to ANN CARLISLE, presi
dent, as part of their initiation.
Editor-in-Chief BILL NOVIT and Managing Editor
RALPH GREGORY will combine business with pleasure this
week-end when they go to New York City for a Press Con
vention. The pleasure will be the two girls they are dating,
Sandy Freed and Marlene Brown, both of Atlantic City, N. J.
Former co-ed DEBBIE GRAY was married last Sunday
to STAN KOHNS, a Clemson alum.
Thursday night Phi Kappa Sigma activated seven men
...HOMER PADGET, GIBBY DEAN, REESE NOREN,
CHARLES JENNINGS, DICK TUTEN, DAVE MARTIN, and
DICK VAN HORN. After activation everyone celebrated at
a rush party held at the Columbia Country Club with Tony
Torre and band providing the music.
Music Strictly Off
The Record
By MICKEY YOUNG
Greetings everybody! I just this
minute thought of a very appro
priate record-"Tiger Rag," by
Les Paul and Mary Ford. Shall we
all take the free advice and "hold
that tiger" down on his own one
yard line.
This week I'm going to mention
a few of the fine records made by
a girl who is everyone's favorite,
Doris Day. One of her most popu
lar records, "It's Magic," was in
troduced in one of her first movies,
"Romance on the High Seas."
Since that time Doris has released
many good records, "Bewitched"
and "You're My Thrill," both avail
able on a Columbia Long Playing
record, along with six other great
songs; "Lullabye of Broadway" in
troduced in the movie by the same
name; two new records, "My Love
and Devotion" and "When I Fall
In Love" are popular at Martin
Roberts.
Did you know that a "Boogie
Boat" is: "A red plant, dug by
musicians, used in preparing eight
to-the-borscht? (ha! ha!) Just in
case you didn't know, "Cool" is a
cigarette smoked by penguins and
musicians.
Another great singing star is
Sarah Vaughan, picked by "Down
Beat" as top female singer of 1951.
She has a wonderful album of old
songs, released by MGM, including
"Body and Soul," "You're Not The
Kind Of A Boy," and "I've Got A
Crush On You." Some of her good
singles are "Vanity," backed by
"My Reverie," and "After Hours,"
and a very recent record. "Say
You'll Wait For Me" with "My
Tormented Heart" on the flip side.
After you've listened to this senti
mental tune it's hard to believe
that Sarah began her singing
career as a bop singer.
If you are planning to go shop
ping for some good instrumentals,
here are some that I think are tops
-"Woodchoppers' Ball," by Woody
Rerman, "Tenderly," a trumpet
solo by Charlie Spivak, and "The
Brave Bulls," by Harry James, and
f you like guitars, "Lover," by
Les Paul.
For you hill-billies (don't hide,
we know who you are!) there are
some good records . . ..Old ones:
"Tie Me To Your Apron Strings
Again" backed by "There's Been a
Change in Me," by Eddy Arnold,
"Love Sick Blues" by Hank Wil
liams . . . New ones: Those hams
Df hill-billy music Homer and
Jethro have succeeded in ruining
"That Lil Ole Kiss of Fire" and
"I'm Yourn."
In parting I'll tell you a good
way to spend an amusing after
noon . . . listen to "Blues in Bur
lesque" by Stan Kenton. It's dif
ferent??? See you next week.
He had hot dates with sweet
Marie,
His date with Peg was
hotter
But after dating Molly
They picked him up with
a blotter.
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Kappa Alpha Holds
Annual Tea Dance
The Rho Chapter of the Kappa
Alpha Order will entertain with
its twenty-sixth Annual Tea Dance
on Thursday, October 23rd. The
dance will be held at the Hotel
Jefferson from five until eight,
with music by Paul LaRosa and
his orchestra.
Sponsors for the dance include
the following: Helen Coggeshall
for Rho Chapter, with Terrell L.
Glenn, President; Gwen Tootle for
Louis Howell, vice-president; Pat
Murphy for Larry Brown, secre
tary; Mary Jo Gooding for Joe
Berry, historian; Ann Edmunds
for Eddie Stubbs, treasurer; Mary
Alice Rustin for Hugh McLaurin
censor; Mts. Clise Floyd for Clis
Floyd, Knight Usher; and Duncar
Bellinger for Bill Lewis, Knight"
at-Arms.
The Kappa Alpha Order was
founded at Washington and Lei
University on December 21, 1865
The Rho Chapter at the universit3
was chartered in 1892. Each yeai
the Rho Chapter in conjunctioi
with their alumni chapters hok4
the Tea Dance immediately fol
lowing the Carolina-Clemson game
Since the beginning of this prac
tice the Tea Dance has become on<
of the highlights of Big Thursda:
Week. All Kappa Alpha alumn
and their friends are cordiall:
invited to attend along with th'
entire student bodies of Carolini
and Clemson.
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