The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 09, 1953, Page Page Four, Image 4
B. J. LAND, Society Editor
ROS LEVY ANN ROBERTS
FRANKIE WIGGINS BETTY FISTER
"PETE" PETERSON CAROLYN McCLUNG
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wagon wheel
... a spoke a week .
By ROS LEVY
Mellow month of October, Indian summer, when t
leaves crackle under foot and the harvest moon rides hig
overhead. It's a month of pumpkins and apple cider ai
Carolinaites are really taking advantage of it....
IT COULDN'T HAPPEN TO A NICER GUY:
The surprise birthday party which was given for BOBE
JONES. The "Happy Birthday" chorus included MAR
CALHOUN, JACK WINGATE 'n' PEGGY SEASTRUN:
RAYMOND FARMER 'n' BETTE DAVIS, MOLLY AN
PRICE, BENTLEY RIVERS, JACK TURBYFILL, BOBB
MILLING, JENNIE JONES, DICK TUTEN, ANN El
WARDS, and VELMA PARSONS.
CAROLINA CONGRATULATES:
ANNE EVANS, ANNE PHILLIPS, and HARRIE
TRAVERS, who received degree initiation into Kappa Delt
new Sigma Nu pledge BURN SHELLEY; LOUISE BRA]
LEY on her recent pledging to Kappa Delta.
SHE'S GOING STEADY, DON'T YOU SEE HIS FRAT PIIN
BOBBY OLIVER, Phi Kap, pinned BETTY ANN STA]
VEY, Georgetown; CHARLES MIELKE, Phi Kap, pinn<
ALICE HANAHAN this summer. ARCHIE COKER, Sign
Nu, pinned JOANNE CARNS. WILCOX HOWLE, Lambd
Chi, pinned JOANNE BERG of Rock Hill after the Dul
game. BOBBY COLEMAN, Sigma Nu, pinned JANE
THANE.
RAH TEAM, BUT WHICH ONE?
Attending the Maryland-Clemson (!) game were: Pi Kal
"DOODLE" MUNN, HAMP WILSON, WESLEY KEI
NEDY, GENE BROWN; SAM RODGERS, Lambda Ch
SMOKEY DAVIS, ADPi, and DON LEOPARD ar
MOONEY PLAYER, SAE's, and ELLEN BUSH, KD.
DIAMOND'S ARE A GIRL'S BEST FRIEND:
SALLY PEARMAN, Pi Phi, received a diamond fro:
DON ELLIOT, Sigma Nu. BARBARA MUNCASTER, Pi P
alum, is engaged to Cadet AUDREY SHORT of the Unite
States Military Academy. ROBERT LLOYD, Pi Phi alur
marries ROBERT OLIN WESSINGER this month. HAZE
SMARR, KD alum, received a diamond from GENE MOI
NAR, Sigma Chi.
SIG EPS STEP INTO THE SOCIAL WHIRL:
With a cabaret party at Cayce Women's Club. Party goei
were: BILL TODD 'n' BETTY HOOD, DZ; LEE KNIGH
'n' PHYLLIS GAMBLE; DICK PLUMMER 'n' JOAN HAF
TER, DZ; MARVIN WEATHERS 'n' BOBBY SMITH; BIL
LEMACKS 'n' JACKIE ELLIOT; WOODROW HOWLE ':
NELL MAYBIN, Columbia College; KEN FLYNN 'n' JAN
BUTLER, DZ.
STICKERS ON THEIR SUITCASES,
THEY MUST HAVE BEEN LOTS OF PLACES:
DOLLY DENNIS, Chi 0, and ANN KING, Chi 0, wer
to Clemson; EM SMITH 'n' MACK HALFORD, KD's, sper
a fabulous weekend in Johnston. JOAN RUTLEDGE, Chi (
went to Wingate Junior College in North Carolina.
FLYING HIGH:
FRANK BOAT WRIGHT, Lambda Chi, has postponed h
college career for ten or fifteen years to take up jet flying
CHARLES MIELKE, Phi Kap, starts his pilot training i
the Air Force this December.
A SIGMA NU PARTY:
Was held at the home of MELVIN BURTON on Lak
Murray. Some of the crowd there: JIMMY TRAYLOR 'x
SCOTTY WILKINSON; BOB SMITH 'n' NEDRA GILMORE
KD; JOHN SLOAN 'n' "AB" PEARCE ; DANNY DONAVA]
'n' MARY KIRKPATRICK, Pi Phi; KIRK ROBINSON 'i
MARY LIB CULLER, Pi Phi; HENRY DORN 'n' DORI
CLARY; "RAT" BRANTLEY 'n' BOBBIE GENE ALLEt
KD alum; KIM PENLAND 'n' ELEANOR HAGOOD, KD,
ALL THE WAY FROM CONVERSE:
To a PiKA party came JOYE RAGSDALE, BETTY AN]
KELLEY, and DOROTHY HUNTER. Their dates wet
CHARLIE JOYNER, JIM KENNEDY and JACK THAME!
Also there: KING MARTIN, BRIGHT STEVENSON an
LAMAR HUNT.
AT THE VIRGINIA GAME:
BILL WESTON, SAE; PiKA's RED RASBERRY an
J. H. FREEMAN.
THIS IS REALLY LIVING IT UP:
Say Phi Eps who had three consecutive parties Saturda
night. Starting point, DON MILLER'S home, then to th
Village and on to the Elks Club. The party included ALA]
BAKER, IZZY LOURIE, I. M. GOLDBERG, JACK SIMOb
PHIL GARFINKEL, LENNY OBRENTZ, IVAN MILLEL
LARRY KOENIG, RED NESS, STAN KRUGMAN, an
ROBERT WOODWARD.
HOUSEPARTYING:
Sigma Chi's "MO" McCREDIE and GENE MIXON :
Mount Summit.
THE MARRYING KIND:
TED CROOK, Sigma Nu, married NANCY McINNE
August 15.
PARTYING WITH THEIR FURMAN FRAT BROTHERS
The entire SAE chapter at Lakemont. SAE's also had
Friday night party. Some of the people: CAROL DAVIi
ZTA, 'n' JOHNNY JOHNSTON; SALLY PITTS 'n' RO'
TAYLOR; PAYNIE BOUKNIGHT 'n' JIM WISEMAN.
PHI KAPS PARTIED:
'Mong those present: PHIL BENEDIKTSON 'n' JEAI
MATHEWS, DICK VAN HORN 'n' MITTIE McNINCE~
JACK TURBYFILL 'n' NITA MILLING.
CONGRATS:
To HENRY DORN recently elected Lt. Commander o
Sigma Nu replacing BOB PITTS who is now at Fort Jacksor
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L three piece suit is of wool and p
brown suede heels and a brown e
the ensemble.
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T The football game with Furmar
tomorrow will be the first Carolinf
L afternoon game for most of th<
I freshmen girls. For those wh<
are pondering over the clothef
question. maybe this will hell
you out.
You may expect to get dressed
it up, for a game's a big occasion
it around here. Look your very best
in a suit or fall outfit, hat and
heels, and the usual accessories,
including earrings.
Hats are small this fall. One
of the most popular styles is the
"pixie look" which is found in
all fabrics and with var ious tr ims,
e
MISS NANCY JOWERS of
Columbiua was chosen this sumnmei
as Miss Baschall by the Colunmb,l
Reds. Nancy will compete witl
winners from other South Atlantla
e IAmae cities at a later date. The~
Swinnter at this elimination will comn
pete at the national contest, to b4
'held this year in Atlanta, (;corgia
o, The coniItest will be based on botli
d beauty and talent. Nancy, a senli
In the school of education, is a
nmember of Zeta Tau Alpha, socia
sorority.
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s that look like new
VISIT
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SHOE REPAIRING
SERVICE
Shoe AccessorIes
Leather Goods
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the outfit she would choose as hes
costume, for football games. Jane'
r)odle cloth. Worn with her suit art
orduroy bag. Cold earrings complett
Soft velours are in the spot light,
as well as small velvets with veils,
Veils are adorned with sequins and
rhinestones.
With more drop-ins in the
offing, we'd like to remind you
again that they are another big
occasion for getting dressed up in
rustling taffeta, swirling faille
or soft velveteen. Party skirts
worn with sequin adorned sweat
ers are also )o)ular and very
pretty.
This column is directed mainly
this week towvard freshmen who
are wondiering what to wear. We'll
expect to see you at the game
andl at the dlrop)-ins, and we hope
the column helped.
Phi Epsiloni Pi
PledIges Three
Phi IEpsilon Pi fraternity r'e
cently announced the pledging of
three new men. They are: Larry
Koenig, Robert Woodward, and
Art hur Ness. The pledging was
followed by a small party and
banquqiet.
RITZ
flock Hudson
Piper Laurie
in
"TIlE G;OLDEN BLADE"
In T'chlnicolor
Starts Sunday
Palmetto
Sunday-Thursday
"BLOWING WILD"
with Gary C:ooper,
Harhara Stanwyck, Ruth Roman
Carolina
Sunday-Saturday
"STRANGER WORE
A GUN"
In color with
Iandolph Scott, Claire Trevor
(Action In 3rd DImension)
Strand
Sunday and Mondlay
"THE MARKSMAN"
with Wayne Morris
5 Points
Sunday-Monday
HELD OVER
"ROMAN HIOLIDAY"
with (;regory Peck
.... A...rey n -:......
AKG Ani
Point -S
Alpha Kappa Gamma, women's
honorary sorority, announces their C<
point system for the semester. No
co-ed is allowed to hold two St
twenty-point offices nor hold more
than a total of forty points a
semester.
20 POINTS
Editor-in-Chief of Gamecock.
Managing Editor of Gamecock.
Editor-in-Chief of Garnet and
Black.
Business Manager of Garnet and
Black.
Station Manager of WUSC.
President of YWCA.
President of Sororjty.
15 POINTS ai
News Editor of Gamecock.
Campus Editor of Gamecock. B
Society Editor of Gamecock.
Class Editor of Garnet and
Black. B
Society Editor of Garnet and
Black. vi
Organization Editor of Garnet
and Black.
Sports Editor of Garnet and
Black.
Assistant Editor of Garnet and
Black. G
Advertising Manager of Garnet
and Black.
Editor-in-Chief of Carolina Re
view.
Associate Editor of Carolina Re- lil
view.
Treasurer of YWCA.
President of Church Group. P
Chairman of Vespers.
President of Alpha Ka,ppa
Gamma.
President of Pan Hellenic.
President of Co-Ed.
President of WAA. C
President of 'Gamecock Pep
Club.
Treasurer of Sorority.
Pledge Trainer of Sorority.
Varsity Debate Team.
10 POINTS
Feature Editor of Gamecock.
Copy Editor of Gamecock. g
Business Manager of Carolina A
Review. ti
Secretary of WUSC. It
Chief Announcer of WUSC. at
Department Head of WUSC. R
Program Director of WUSC.
Vice-President of YWCA.
Secretary of YWCA.
Member of YWCA Cabinet.
Freshman Camp Councellor.
President of Carolina Religious
Council.
It took a- 1
0
make a b
Engineers at Western Electric's
Shops are well pleased with their r
"grasshopper" fuse-a small fus
Bell telephone central office eqi
The former model -- in produc
years-had been gradually refin
seemed almost beyond further
ment. It was simple, inexpensive,
came off the line fast. But .. .
It's an old Western Electric enj
custom to keep trying to make
phone equipment still better, at a
cost. The "grasshopper" was sti
a young engineer out of the Unit
Minnesota, Class of '40, who jo
Company in 1946. His studiesi
the most effective way to impi
ciency and cut costs further was t
the design.
Pursuing this lead the engineer
group saw their opportunity to
important contribution. They il
ted the latest tooling techniqu
metals, finishing materials and ,
all of which are constantly und
by engineers at Western Electric
simplified design, which permittee
of the most modern tooling metl
suited in ,a. better fuse at lower
is saving thousands of dollars a
Bell telephone companies.
There's an endless stream of such
ing assignments at Western I
Engineers of varied skills -me
electrical, civil, chemical, metallb
find real satisfaction in working toi
the important job of providing eq
for the best telephne service on
mouncesI
PstemI
Secretary of Carolina Religious
)uncil.
President of Carolina Christian I
rvice Club.
Secretary of Honor Council.
Secretary of Student Body.
Treasurer of Student Body.
President of Players.
President of Professional Group.
President of Literary Group.
President of Independents.
Minor Officers of Sorority.
Cheerleader.
5 POiNTS -
Exchange Editor of Gamecock.
Gamecock Columnist.
Circulation Manager of Garnet
id Black.
Index Editor of Garnet and
lack.
Art Editor of Garnet and Black.
Feature Editor of Garnet and
lack.
Minor Editors of Carolina Re
ew.
Announced of WUSC.
President of Girls' State Club.
Sec.-Treas. of Beaux Arts.
Minor Officers of Church Group.
Minor Officers of Professional
roup.
Minor Officers of Co-Ed.
Minor Officers of AKG.
Minor Officers of Pan Hellenic.
Minor Officers of Carolina Re
ious Council.
Minor Officers of Independents.
Minor Officers of Gamecock
ep Club.
Minor Officers of WAA.
Vespers Committee Member.
President of Class.
Member of Student Council.
Member of Honor Board or
)uncil.
Minor Officers of Players.
LDPi Schedules
)rop-In Sunday
A campus-wide drop-in will be 1
ven Sunday, October 11, by the I
lpha Delta Pis. This will be
eir first drop-in of the season.
will be held in the sorority room
Sims from 8:00 P.M. to 10:00
M.
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Complete Bea
Prices to Fit I
c.,",l A n 94 91,.
)t of engir
etter "tgras
St. Paul
ew-style How the
fimn US{
~tion for
ed 'til it Small fuses like th,
improve- to protect certain
efficient, cuits against currer
ance, the fuse is ci
cause of its spring
~ineering fuse blows, display
3ell tele- open view and trip]
till lower can be spotted and
idied by
'ersity of NEW DESIGN
ONE-PIECE FORMED SPRING
med the CATING FLAG-MADESY STAN
ndicated PRESS METHODS.
ove effi- FISKE STRIP SPRAYED WIl
o hne LACQUER FOR CODE IDENTIF
INDICATOR SPRING HELD BY
TO FLAT TERMINAL-8LDE
NAT ED.
and his PRE-FORMED RADIAL SEND
make an NERASLE TO DEFORMATION I
avestiga- HANDLING - NO ADJUSTMEI
lION NECESSARY.
es, new
nethods,
er study
plants. A
I the use
iods, re
:ost that '
year for
c~halleng.
Clectric.
chanical,
irgical
getheron
uipment * knginwe and punch
eatth. parts for newly
AROL INA
Kaleidoscope
The five top tunes of the Caro
ina Campus as compiled by
Cocky:
1. Kragnet by Ray Anthony -
2. Dragnet by Spike Jones
3. St. George and the Dragon
4et
4. Little Blue Riding Hood
5. Tengard
It's driving me mad, MAD I
ell you MAD, MAD, MADI
Kocky weeps for the lonely
wearts of Sims and Maxcy, but
ie is glad that one noted campus
>rganization is offering some con
iolation to these poor unfortu
iates. Kocky would also like to
observe that the cause of this
filemma may be partly due to the
tpparently forgotten art of saying
'HELLO."
Kocky observes that the purpose
)f the new arrangement of the
,ost office boxes is to give those
itudents of 6 feet or over boxes
n the bottom row while those
ire 4 feet or under must stand on
he backs of the unfortunate six
ooter's who are crawling on the
'loor.
Kocky turns Fashion Editor:
[he former fashion center, Paris,
ias turned native, from nose rings
;o ear rings, Kocky wonders when
hey will start wearing bones in
-heir hair!
Bye, now,
Kocky.
Pi Phis To Give
Second Drop-In
The Pi Beta Phi sorority will
Zive a campus wide drop-in on
3unday, October 11, at the Pi Phi
-oom in Sims. The drop-in will
)e held from 8:00 until 10:00 and
ill students and their guests are'
,ordially invited to attend.
This is the second social affair
iven by the Pi Phi's this year
or entire Carolina student body.
eauly Safon
uty Service
our Budget
- Phone 3-0421
Leering to
shopper"
grasshopper
Sworks
is are used by the millions
telephone central offBce cir
it overloads. Odd in appear
tiled the "grasshopper" be
which is released when the
ing an indicator "flag" in
>ing an alarm so the trouble
corrected at once.
ASSEMItED FUSE
BARD PUNCH
rH COLORED
IcAT ION.
AND STAKED %~A
RING ELIMI.
IS NOT VUL-.
IV IMPROPER
T FOR TEN.
RIowN FURS
rneas operator cheekA producion of'
teaigned graeehopper(aus.
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