The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 08, 1954, Page Page Four, Image 4
B. J. LAND, Society Editor
ANN ROBERTS LLEWELLYN LLOYD
CAROLYN McCLUNG BETTY FISTER
the . . .
wagon wheel
.. . a spoke a week ...
By LLEWELLYN LLOYD and ANN ROBERTS
Well, welcome back to school, everybody, and a Happy New
Year to you, and here's hoping everybody was pleased with
the bowl games.
SEEN AT THE BOWL GAMES
LAMAR HUNT and KING MARTIN, PiKA's, BILL
WESTON, SAE, CAROL CAMERON, ADPi, and MARY
ALICE RUSTIN, KD, attended the Orange Bowl game in
Miami. Lovely CAROL CAMERON was seen on the Myrtle
Beach Float at the Orange Parade in Miami.
Those preferring the Gator Bowl were BOB GLENN,
AL STEWART, and BOB BLAKELY, Phi Sig's.
TRAVELING CAROLINA
JIMMY MITCHELL visited TRUDY HORTON at her
home in Charlotte; SALLEY YOUNGBLOOD went to
Charleston for the holidays; and MARTHA DEHON, ZTA,
visited CARLOS SALTER, Lambda Chi, in Johnston.
FRANK BOATWRIGHT and PAUL CUNNINGHAM,
Lambda Chi alums, were seen in Columbia during the holi
days.
BETTY HOOD, DZ, journeyed to Pennsylvania to visit
BILL TODD. Also JOAN HARPER visited DICK PLUMMER
there. SALLEY PEARMAN, Pi Phi, visited DON ELLIOTT
in Nebraska.
DIAMONDS AND PINS
TOMMY POLLARD, Lambda Chi, gave PAT HOUGH,
Pi Phi, a. diamond. Also engaged are: NANCEY MOORE
HEAD,* Pi Phi and TOMMY MiMS, SAE; NAT HARRISON,
Pi Phi, and SAM IILBORN, Sigma ('hi; GAY ARTHUR,
ADPi, and LLOYD JOHANESSEN, Sigma Nu from Duke;
ROSEMARY SALISBURY, ADPi, and JACK HARPER,
Sigma Nu from P. C.; BURNICE HOWARD, ADPi, and
STANLEY BOND of The Citadel; BOBBIE WARD, ADPi,
and ENNIS GOETTEE, also of The Citadel; MELVIN BUR
TON, Sigma Nu, and BETTY OWENS of Sweet Briar Col
lege; ANN KING, Chi 0, and COOKIE MAYER, Pi Kappa
Phi pledge; LELIA PANNELL, Chi 0, and PETE PAGE,
KA; DUNKA BELLINGER, KD, and BILL LEWIS of Duke
were all among the engaged when the holidays ended.
HARRIET PARLOR, AI)Pi, was pinned by LANEY
SPIGNER, Sigma Chi. JANET GRIFFITH, Chi 0, received
a pin from BUDDY RICHARDSON, KA alum.
HOLIDAY DANCES
Attending the holiday RING DANCE at The Citadel were:
PHYLLIS GAMBLE, ZTA, PATSY NESMITH, and MAR
GARET HUNTER, Chi O's.
MITTIE McNINCH attended the Georgetown Cotillion.
Attending a Christmas dance in Charleston in honor of
HARRIET TRAVERS, KD, were ANN EVANS, JOANNA
WRIGHT, JO ANN SPROTT and MACK HALFORD, KD's.
HOUSEPARTIES
Phi Kaps housepartied at Pawley's during the holidays.
Members and their dates were: GIBBY DEAN and CAROL
ELLIOTT; JACK FIELD and ANN HIOLMAN, Chi 0;
"FOOTSY" FIELD and SUE HIAWKINS; BILL HIGGINS
and ESTELLE FLICKINGER, Chi 0 pledge; JOHN HERIN
and VIRGINIA BOURNE; and DAVE MARTIN and
SARETTE FLAKE, ZTA.
Hlousepartying at Highlands during the holidays were
ZAN LEE and JIMMY KONDUROS, Lambda Chi.
PEGGY SKELTON, Chi 0, enjoyed a houseparty in
Athens, Georgia.
PRIVATE PARTIES
A few of the PiKA partied at the South of the Border
during the holidays. 'Mong these were JACK THAMES and
DOT HUNTER, CHARLES JOYNER and SUE BROCK,
SONNY DuRANT and ETHEL PINKL~EY, KING MARTIN
and PAULINE EDWARDS, and LAMAR HUNT and
BOBBIE BISHOP.
Partying down in Charleston the Phi Epsilon P1's cele
brated at the Cabellero Club. ALLEN BAKER, IVAN and
DON MILLER, STANLEY KRUGMAN, and I. M. GOLD)
BERG were among those enjoying the party.
The Sigma Chi's journeyedI over to Camden for one of
their Christmas parties. Some of those present were .JIMMY
COX and SHIRLEY MARTIN, RONNIE~ SKENES and
NANCEY SNIPES, KD, TOMMY D)EVANT and LOUISE
WITHERS, of Converse, JERRY LYD)E and MARIE WAT
SON, CARL SCHWARTZ and PATSY SAVAGE, Chi 0.
Sigma Nu's seen in Columbia (luring the holidays were:
HENRY DORN, WILLIE D), BOBBY HANCOCK, LLOYD
McCOURLEY, BOB BABRILL and BILL HAWLEY.
Phi Kaps partying at the Carrolton Club were: D)ICK
VAN HORN and BILLIE HIGHIfES, KD) pledge, DEAN
RASHEED and RANKIN SUBER, Chi 0 pledge, NEIL
BLARE and ANNE MORRISON, Converse, EDDIE SHIN
LOLSER and JERRY GREAUGER, Converse, JIM BROWN
and BERTHA GARD)NER, PHILII BENED)IKTSSON and
MARION JENNINGS, PHtIL MOOD)Y, Sigma Nu, and JUDY
HENDERSON of Converse.
JOE McJUNKIN, Lambda Chii, andl FRANK MALONE,
potential lawyer and Lambda Chi, journeyed to Atlanta to
party.
SPECIAL
BETTE SAUNDERS, Tri Delt, is engaged to CHARLIE
PENNEY.
SPONSORS for the Kappa Alpi
Knox Sherer, vice-president; Mary
tary; (bottom row) Louise Townse
for Jhnmy Covington, knight-at-ari
Scholarship
Now Offered
By Tri-Delts
Alpha Lambda of Delta Delta
Delta announces competition for
the General Fund Scholarship to
any sorority or non-sorority, grad
uate or undergraduate girl who is
a well qualified student, regularly
niatriculated in the university.
This award is given by the Na
tional Tri Delta Organization, and
competition cones from those
applicants who apply on the 98
campuses where there are Tri
Delta chapters. There may be an
unlimited number of applicants
froni each campus, and more than
one award is given, to those
deemed worthy and needing by the
National Awards Committee.
Those who are interested in ap
plying for this scholarship may
obtain application blanks from
Mrs. Arney Childs, Dean of
Women, from January 4th to the
31st, the money to be awarded
during the Spring semester.
No dlefinite amount of money is
given. The gift is based on the
individual's need in considleration
of expenses. The winner incurs no
obligation to Delta D)elta Delta.
By Carolyn McClunge
By ('arolyn McClung
Christmas has come and gone
a nd from th 1l1ook s of things, Santa
was goodl to everyo ne, for new
skirts and sweaters, blouses, coats,
pocketbooks and other new gar
ments have been blossoming out
on the campus all week.
Right. nIow all the stores are
having '"after (Christmas,"' "'thir
teen maonth"i' ando va rio us other
sales on winrt er clothles. Some of
the stores are ev'en selling them
for as low as halIf- price, so if
lie re's somneth Iing you've been
wanting but coul dnre't quite a fford,
now's t he time to look for it.
Somet hing new will give you a
lift bet ween now and the time to
change into cotton.
re'presenits TOPS in fraternity and
sorority merchandise and service.
are invited to drop In and
visit the Balfour Store at
1340 SEN4TE STREET
C 0 L U M B I A
MEET ...Fred Wilkins...
TALK over your problems on
INSIGNIA * GUARD PINS * RINGS
FAVORS e PROGRAMS * AWARDS
STATIONERY e CIFT'S e DIAMONDS
FLAGS e KNITWEAR * CERAMICS
MIITIARY INSIGNIA * ETC.
AND UNIVERSITY OF
SOUTHl CAROL.INA CL.ASS RINGS
a Dance tonight are (top row, left
Alice Rustin for Winfield Sapp, soc
nd for Mark Buyck, alumni secretar3
as; and Jeanne Morrison for Jack Cai
Kappa Alpha
Dance Tonight
The Kappa Alpha Order at the f
university will entertain its mem
bers and guests at a dance to be
given from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the
ballroom of the Jefferson Hotel c
tonight. Music for the occasion I
will be furnished by Tony Torre C
and his orchestra.
A drop-in for members and
dates will be held at the home of
Knox Sherer on 847 Kilborne Road
prior to the dance. t
Kappa Alpha was founded at <
Washington and Lee College in 1
1865 while Robert E. Lee was t
president of that institution. He t
31,000 Al
SHOW COL
1
Latest extensive na
wide survey, super'
by college profess
proves Luckies
lead again!
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LUCKIEI
" Bel'
*A.T.Co.
PnOnUC-To , .Amamt4Z4n.
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to right) Verna Norton for John Spe
al chairman; Lu Ann Robinson for 11
; Barbara Richardson for Bobby 1A
ntey, knight usher.
Chi Omega Plans I
Campus Drop-In I
The first campus wide drop-in I
ollowing the Christmas holidays
vill be held Sunday night, January be
0 by the Chi Omega Sorority- K
rhe drop-in will be held in the ot
hapter room at Sims Dormitory H
rom 7:30 p.m. until 9 p.m. The be
ampus is cordially invited to N
ttend. b5
m
m
i, therefore, known as the spiritual tr
ounder of the order. When fra- 01
ernities returned to the Carolina F1
ampus in 1927 after a period of re
egislative restrictions, K. A. was CI
he first fraternity to be returned at
o active status. A
CTUAL STU
LEGE SMOK
70 ALL OTHE
ised
Ors,
In 1952, a surv
throughout the cour
smokers in those cc
Luckies to any oth
1953, another far
and comprehensive
vised by college
based on more tha
student interviev
proved Luckies' ove
ularity. Yes, Luckies
all other brands, reg
. ...and by awide m
ber-one reason: Luc1
B TASTE BI
lappy-GO LUI
er, president; Miriam Miller for
Illy Watmon, corresponding secre
e, treasurer; Nola Jane Powers
.aurie Elected
'resident of
"hi Kap Frat
Victor W. Larie of Columbia has
en elected as president of Phi
ippa Sigma Fraternity. The
her new officers of the Skull
use for the spring term will
: James G. Brown, Ridgewood,
aw Jersey, social chairman; Bob
Jones, Columbia, rush chair
an; Marshall Cain, Aiken, pledge
aster; Gibby Dean, Walterboro,
aasurer; William 0. Hughes,
rangeburg, recording secretary;
ynn Harrell, Columbia, cor
sponding secretary; Jack Field,
?orgetown, IFC representative;
id Roth Snowden, Mullins and
ndy Tuite, Newark, New Jersey,
IDENT INT
ERS PREFE
R BRANDS
ey of colleges
try showed that
lieges preferred
er cigarette. In
more extensive
survey-super
professors and
n 31,000 actual
's-once again
~rwhelming pop
lead again over
ular or king size
srgin! The num
kies' better taste!
ETTER
KD Pledge Class
Elects Officers
Frances Payne Bouknight of
Johnston has been elected as presi
dent of the pledge class of Kappa
Delta. Other officers are Shirley
Hardman of Ft. Lauderdale, Flor
ida, vice-president; Nancy Snipes,
Columbia, treasurer; and Jerry
Cunningham, Columbia, secretary.
The Extension Division of t1l
university cooperates with the
South Carolina High School
League in presenting scholastic
and athletic contests each year.
NE RITZ
Friday and Saturday
"SEA OF LOST
SHIPS"
John Derek
Wanda Hendrix
Starts Sunday
"APPOINTMENT IN
HONDURAS"
In Technicolor
Glenn Ford
Ann Sheridan
Palmetto
Sunday through Wednesday
"THREE SAILORS
AND A GIRL"
in color with
Jane Powell, Gordon MacRae
and Gene Nelson
Carolina
Sunday through Wednesday
"JACK SLADE"
starring Mark Stevens
Strand
Sunday and Monday
"TEN TALL MEN"
with Burt Lancaster
and Jody Lawrence
(in color)
5 Points
Sunday through Tuesday
"IT'S A PLEASURE"
with Sonja Henie
and Michael O'Shea
(in color)
'ERVIE WS
R LUCKIES
LCKY
STTRIKE
C I G A R3 E" T T E S