Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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LINDA CAUTHIN,. Society Editor ROS LEVY GREG STONE MARY PRICE NANCY WALLACE the... wagon wheel . . a spoke a week . .. By MARY PRICE and ROS LEVY Pre-game tension heightens as all of Carolina looks forward to the Carolina-ClemEon game. Tonight just about everybody will be down to burn that tiger on the capitol steps. And we'll beat hell out of Clemson till they holler cut it out. You bet ! And what has everyone been doing this week? Well... THERE WAS THE FABULOUS LAMBDA CHI PARISIAN BALL: Some of ze Frenchmen and their dates: the Crescent Girl-SANDRA THORNTON and BUDDY MILLARD, JACKIE FURR and GEORGE BOMAR, LEE DeLOACHE and BEN BOOZER, RUTHIE EDMONDS and BILLY HARE, ALMA HARRISON and DON BRANNON, JO ANN BULL and SONNY HINES, NANCY WELLS and HAL TYLER, FRANKIE CARTER and JIMMY McFADDEN, GALE APPLEBY and JACK MORTON, FARLEY LAWTON and HARRY CHAPMAN, and CHRIS GREGORY and CHUCK HUGHES, PATTY QUINN and EDDIE JORDAN, JERRY AYLWARD and PETE DUBAY, and BARBARA USHER and BILLY BARRON. PARTY, PARTY CROWD: KA's and company: BILLY TEMPLE, BEVERLY HUGHES, JERUE BABB, PHYLLIS BUCHEIT, CAROLYN MERRITT, HARRIET MAULDIN, KENNY MORRIS, JULIE PETOSKEY, DAVE and LIB MILLING, MARVIN DUKES, BLANCHE FOWLES, MICKEY NORRIS, KAY BAKER, EDDIE FLOYD, BETTY CLARK, KNOX SHERER, MARY SCOTT BARRINGER, MARY and TOMMY THOMAS, JIMMY COOK, JOSIE GEIGER, DON RUSSELL. A BIG HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Surprising ANNA VIA with a birthday supper Saturday were: ANDREA HALL, GLORIA GUYON, MARY MASON, DAVIE ROSE KELLY, FAYE MILNE and BABS WRIGHT. CHARLESTON, CHARLESTON, EVERYBODY'S CRAZY ABOUT CHARLESTON Especially JULIAN TOPOREK and AL DAVIS who are visiting there. NEW ADDITIONS ON ACTIVE ROLL CALL: For Sigma Nu: ROY I:ART, DON MURPHY and DAVE NEILSON. For Alpha Delta Pi: CAROLYN WOODARD and KAT ANTHONY. For Delta Zeta: ALMA HARRISON and ANNETTE COLLUM. SIGMA NU'S APPLAUDED THE DELTA CLOVERS: At a recent blow-out at the Empire Room. Some of the audience: JOE DELUCA with PEGGY HUNTINGTON, SAM LAYTON with SHANNON HARPER, KEN STOKES with SARA ELLA STONE. SHADES OF THE OLD SOUTH! LIZ SINGLETARY and MARY ELIZABETH ARIAIL spent the week end at Mateba Plantation. NOBODY STAYS HOME: GLORIA THOMAS, BOBB SIGG, JACKIE MARTIN, TOM FLYNN, JOY HOLCOMBE, and ROBERT WALLACE are going to Lake Lure for the holidays. ILENE ZALMON went up to Penn State last week end. "SIG" FRIEDMAN went to North Carolina for the North Carolina-Maryland game. MARY JO UPCHURCH went to the DAR Convention in North Carolina. ABOUT THAT VERY SPECIAL JEWELRY: LAINEY SINGLETON received a diamond from JULIAN PEAVY. KATE SMITH seen wearing HARRY GREGORY'S Fraternity pin. Also, JOYCE HUNSTON wearing BOBBY LOMINICK'S Frat pin. LOVE, HONOR AND OBEY: EVELYN WYCHE and CHARLIE CAMP were married recently. GOING ABROAD: DOUGLAS ENGEL is presently on a cruise to Cuba, courtesy of the U. S. Navy. JUST ANOTHER DROP-IN, DZ THIS TIME Some of the people: BOB STEECE, JIMMY HUNT, MITCH BAKER, "ROCK" LEDBETTER, HEYWOOI) DAVIS, LARRIE BAILEY, MIFF FISCHER, BEVERLY MELTON, PEGGY SKELTON, and PATSY CAUGHMAN. ANNOUNCING: The new Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweetheart-MISS BAR BARA DRIVER. Congrats. THEY CAME A-VISITING FROM CLEMSON: ALBERT MARSHALL and JOEL WELLS. NOW YOU-ALL Just have a wonderful holiday and go to the fair and really enjoy it all. That's all for now. Students Offered Scandinavian Study An opportunity to spend nine tions and brochures may be se months studying in the Scandi- cured from the Council. navian countries is offered to Students will have an unusual American college students andopotnytoudradadab graduates for a special fee of sr l set fSadnva $800, including tuition, board and cluea hywl cur room, plus travel. Students will koldeo h agae,wl study at famous residential col- lv o ato h iewt yi teges or folk schools, It is an-cafaiesnd tth fokcol, nounced by the American-Scandi- wl etSadnvaso aiu navian Council for Adult Educa- bcgonsaditrss tion, 127 East 73rd Street, Nsw Etmtsfrtenn-ot York 21. smnricuigfeo 80 The non-profit making Scandi- tasAlni rvlfo e navian Seminar f o r Cultural Yr oCpnae n eun Studi ofers tudis inDenm rk, afild tripecs in Scandinavianr Norwy o Sween nd apl ackroundmatel $1260t. SPONSORS . .. Kappa Alpha Tea president; Molly Aril for Hal Croe Jane Oxner for Marvin Dukes, corr Rainey for Lawrence Curry, treasur, Wannamaker, knight at arms; and New Shades Accent Styles Fashions are accented by color this fall. Time was when a woman with red shoes was regarded as ques tionable. But this no longer holds true. Flats, walking shoes and pumps are being shown in every shade of red from clear dark red to russet, and look especially good with golds, greens and camel. Red is rampant as a fall color, not only in shoes. It is being shown in party satins and velvets, wool jersey and tweed. One of the newest shades is a lush mulberry red. Jet brown could be a basis for a omlee alwrdob thsyer GrensR havinga lhey ai presdep; Moeen aesries for jel o baue. Emeral foree MarvnDuke,ato Balauer comigh up ars andh iA cfentow Sntyd lecke Fashen. r cetdb oo thiotllstecoo.o urevt orpised asther accesor ies. rdsholargrddasqus tru sic Flas at he n pumpsar bein honint every sher of redt fomiclrn dakonal torufsset,onlousi fraeniy, goo Rfedisgpta a $10scoarshi colorh not onl io rshoes. wome usig woljrse ad the wnieds. Oeoh hes schoaeshi is tuhe mulberry Jchthi brown coul bee aasedo atomleteallu 'Ardiothi s year.b Thos godiong wih they ver tenhites ache. heyoma play flecetisofter owncoie GeeCnciain Conseyatoy in almsty everythi. An diferaems tofuchei moaerit gre: wtok blet oandee grsee aesloish for eel blreciationaof grod msain n hat isobigncews. gmuiinsdrn Ble uiersiingcovers 40 night ism otnu hwas indwed, flecked ith Viren and nwth bluper in poliahe lc theanessories get out ofi. your \ \ 1. v. Dance sponsors are, left to right: Ann Humphries for Daid Merline, swell, vice-president; Joy Ann Bull for Mark Buyck, rcording secretary eponding secretary, Mary Wise Rixey for Ed Mullins, hisoranl kyli erw Kay Baker for Eddie Floyd censor; Juli Petoske for Frank Harriet Mauldin for Kenny Morris, knight usher. get out of your city clothes and into "REVERES" VrCenA~tra e Loteacation te wae 7. 415 ol Geis sadret 's ToBoCut fularnorcedeatniversam. After Cl otie r to Me pn eave oyou anr NO-MOE LAUNDSrvic Ou Central1-b Location OPNILLN 9:00 P.M. 145 wERAo (wok lock fro University ) 801 d AIN cl T.in with us. ... I.i.. Kappa. Alpha To Sponsor "Tea Dance" Kappa Alpha fraternity will hold its annual tea dance after the Clemson-Carolina game from 5 p. m. til 8 p. m. at the Jefferson hotel. Tony Torre and his orches tra will provide music. The sponsors for the officers are as follows: Ann Humphries for president, David Merline; Molly Ariail for Hal Crosswell, vice president; Joy Ann Bull for Mark Buyck, recording secretary; Jane Oxner for Marvin Dukes, corres ponding secretary; Mary Wise Rixey for Ed Mullmns, historian; Billie Rainey for Lawrence Curry, treasurer; Kay Baker for Eddie Floyd, censor; Julie Petoskey for Frank Wannamaker, knight at arms; Harriet Mauldin for Kenny Morris, knight usher. A freshman at the University of Texas became a little more home sick when he opened his first let ter from home and found that his folks had mailed two sheets pf blank paper by mistake. Why do mi men and w VICE than au filter ci Because 01 gives you 20,( in every ft from a pure na -cellulose .-fot fruits and o ' Yes, only Viceroy has ti * filter traps. You cannot in any other cigarette. The Viceroy filter wasn' 2 market to meet the new tered cigarettes. Viceroy than 20 years ago to cret 3 Smokers en masse repo * fner flavor even than satisfying, yet pleasantly 4Viceroy draws so easily * looking, that it even had . only a penny or two moi That's why more college men an any other filter cigarette . . . tha selling filter cigarette in the wor. 20,000 Tiny Filter Trai plus that Ral Tm Kappa Delta Has National Visitor The former Natioi1al President of Kappa Delta sorority, Mrs. Julia Fuqua Ober, will visit Beta Zeta chapter October 11 through Oc tober 16. Mrs. Ober is from Norfolk, Vir ginia. The Clariosophic and Euphra dian Literary Societies were founded in 1806. Martin Roberts Restaurant 1507 Gervals Breakfast Dinner Short Orders Closed Mondays re college omen smoke toYs y other ;arette? dly Viceroy 00O filter traps e~r tip, made tural substance tnd in delicious t~her edibles! is filter composed of 20,000 tipy obtain the same filtering action just whipped up and rushed to and skyrocketing demand for fl-. pioneered. Started research more te the pure and perfect filter. rt that filtered Viceroys have a cigarettes without filters. Rich; mild. hat you wouldn't know, without a filter tip . .. and Viceroys cost e than cigarettes without filters! I,women smoke VICEROYS than t's why VICEROY is the largest d! 'bacco Taste