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ADPi SPONSORS . .. The , for the Alpha Delta Pi formal d I a.m. In the ballroom of the C left to right, Elizabeth Singletar Hillel Holds Spring Dance Tomorrow Night The annual Spring Dance of the university Hillel Foundation will be held at the House of Peace Synagogue from 8 to 12 p.m. tomorrow night. Bill Cutler and the Kenny Morris Quartet will provide the music for the semi formal occasion. The spring officers of the Hillel Foundation are: Lois Miller, president; Mac Rivkin, vice-presi dent; Margie Russ, secretary; Belle Lavisky, treasurer; Miriam Karesh, historian; and Carl Freed man, reporter. Church Calendar Friday, April 27 1 p.m. - Junior-Senior "Y" Luncheon, Faculty Dining Room, Russell House. 7:30 p.m.-Wesley Foundation, Recreation and Fellowship, Wes ley House. Saturday, April 28 7:30 p.m.-BSU Drop-in, BSU Student Center. Sunday, April 29 5:30-6 p.m.-Canterbury supper, Trinity Episcopal Church. 6-8 p.m.-Canterhury meeting and speaker, Trinity Episcopal Church. 7 p.m. - Wesley Foundation, supper, Wesley House. 8 p.m. - Wesley Foundation, forum, Wesley House. Monday, April 30 1 p.m.-Freshman "Y" Lunch eon, Faculty Dining Room, Russell House. Wednesday, May 2 5 p.m.-Co-ed meeting, Russell House Auditorium. 6 p.m.-Westminster Fellowship, Fellowship Hall, First Presby terian Church. 7 p.m.-Luther Student Associa tion, Russell House. 7:15 p.m. -- Baptist Student Union, vespers, BSU Student Cen ter. 7:30 p.m.-Newrnan Club, New man House, 1610 Green Street. 7:30 p.m.-Wesley Foundation, Wesley House. 7:30 p.m. - Hillel Foundation, Russell House. Thursday, April 3 7:30 p.m.-Inter-Varsity Fellow ship, social activity and fellowship, Russell House. Kelly-Ranier Story The American press, in months and years to come, will doubtless look back with a red face at the Kelly-Rainier story. It has been the most overplayed, oversensa tionalized and carnivalized story, outside of crime news, in a long tim. -The (UNC) Daily Tar Heel Iove pitlured girls are sponsors ance to be held from 9 p.m. to ulumbia Hotel tonight. First row, president; Carol Shockey, vice Women's Fashions Matching By Marcia Fischer Staff Writer With summer and warm weather MATCHING OUTITS... Jane Hawthorne modeling black andi black and red striped shirts, warm weather ahead. (Staff phol ARROW ( 1209 C 1631 ( Quality 3-Hour ( 1-Day L Press Whi Pants $ Suits 1-day se Snits 2-day SE president; Ida LIynn, treasurer; man. Second row, left to right Farley Lawton, dance chairma chairman. Not pictured is Anne Outfits Set just around the corner, thought of the fashion minded co-ed turt to her summer sports wardrobe AlA erry Miller Is shown with Nancy JErmnudas, red knee-length socks, This couple is dressed for the o by Barhara Wright) |LEANERS ,ervais 'rervais Always ,leaning aundry e-U-Wait 36 each rvlce 5 .90 rvlce 5 .72 and Helen Anderson, rush chair Anne Thomas, social chairman; n; and Julia Peebles, dance co. Griffin, secretary. The Style This time we have something to i say to the men on campus too. For those couples who want to dress alike, the idea of twin out fits is one to investigate. These can be purchased in coordinates that are already sold in that form, or a mix and match outfit bought at random. Many of the leading bathing suit manufacturers have stepped in on this idea, and "twin" swim suits can be purchased now. How ever, not much has been done in the other fields of sportswear. Some of the bigger cotton manu facturers are producing bermudas that match, and with these, cotton "T" shirts and long socks can- be found to match. The models are wearing black bermudas, red knee length socks, and black and red striped shirts. Both the shirts are men's styles,1 hers is just a smaller size. '9 y Of course. 'Moj does- often few moments o1 It's sparklinj and wholesoai to your fig UOTflID UNDR AUTHORITY OF COLUMBIA COCA,COLA T.ahIi" bea gmaadaa twmo.. ADPI's Hc Bill Moore Will Play Beta Epsilon Chapter of Alphi Delta Pi will entertain its mem bers and guests at a formal dance to be given from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m in the ballroom of the Columbia Hotel tonight. Music for the danc will be furnished by Bill Moor( and his orchestra. A drop-in for members an their dates will be given by Jackie Palmer at her home on. 4203 Tren holm Road prior to the dance. The 1956-57 officers who wil be presented at the dance are president, Elizabeth Singletary vice-president, Carol Shockey; sec retary, Anne Griffin; treasurer Ida Lynn; rush chairman, Heler Anderson; social chairman, Ann. Thomas; dance chairman, Farley Lawton; and co-chairman, Julio Peebles. Alpha Delta Pi was founded at Wesleyan College in Macon, Geor Calendar For Week Friday, April 27 2:30 p.m.-Baseball, Clemson a' Columbia. 7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m. - Music Recital, Assembly Room, Russel House. Saturday, April 28 9:30 a.m.-6 p.m.-Kappa DeltE Workshop, Room 102, Russel House. Track, Clemson at Clemson. Monday, April 30 3 p.m.-5 p.m. - Alpha Ph Omega Meeting, Room 203, Russel House. 7 p.m.-KSK Meeting, Audi torium, Russell House. 9 p.m.-1 a.m.-May Day Dance Township Auditorium. Tuikday, May I All day-Alpha Phi Omega Meeting, Room 203, Russell House 10:30 a.m. - ODK Awards Horseshoe. 12:30 p.m. - Lunch on the grounds. 1 p.m.-Band Concert behinc McKissick Library. 2 p.m. - Pie-throwing Contest Horseshoe. 2 p.m.-Baseball, Clemson al Clemson. 3 p.m. - Fraternity Oper Houses. 5 p.m.-Campus-wide Drop-in at Sororities. 8 p.m.-Coronation of May Day Queen, Horseshoe. Thursday, May 3 2 p).m. - Sigma Chi Derby Horseshoe. 5 p.m.-KSK Meeting, Roon 102, Russell House. 7:30 p.m. -- Carolina Veteraus Association, Auditorium, Russell House. t everyone Because a er ice-cold Coca-Cola refresh you so. with natural goodness, pure e-and naturally friendly ire. Feel like having a Coke? THE COCA-COLA COMPANY SY HOTTLINC COMP'ANY id Formal gia on May 15, 1851 by Eugenia Lucker Fitzgerald. It has the dis tinction of being the oldest secret society for women, and has at present 94 chapters in the United States and Canada. The Beta Epsilon Chapter was installed on the university campus 1 February 18, 1927. Awards Presented To Engineers Al Perry was presented the ELS activities award at the an nual Engineers' Ball held last Saturday night. The ELS award for outstanding grades was won by Jim Parrish. Other awards presented were: Judd Rodney Hull, AICE, Wil liam Ray Mooneyhan, AIChE, Thomas R. DeLoach, AIME, and Philip A. Wackym, AIEE. Pledge Officers Are Selected By Brotherhood Bill Buffington was selected president of the Maxcy Brother hood pledge class, Wednesday, April 18, 1956. Other officers of the pledge class are: vice-president, Carroll Spangler; and secretary, Ralph Saddler. (Author of -B IT'S LATER THA All year long you've bc there. Now summer vacation i you still haven't set foot in the But it's not too late. Right you weaken, lift up your hea( place you have been avoiding ev of course, to the library. Now here you are at the libr it? Of Course not! Go insidle. y says "No SMOKING." Go outs Smoke. Go back inside. LBecause now you are resolution is rigidl. Now~ you r p~ have been gentled by gentle P1 tr'anqtuilizedl by a smnoke t hat (lot that lifts the fallen, repjairs th bent, unravels the knotted, right iubuttoned. In the center of the library dlesk. Look in the cardl catalogui you wvant, write the number or eflicient andi obliging young lad and obliging young lady then alnd obliging page boy who trots curls up on a limp leather enca hour or two. Then, puffy but rel to the eflicient and obliging your you one of three things: (a) "Y boo0k is at the bindery." (c ) "Y, latiHaving learned that the les ntention of ever parting int(> the periodical room. IIere we an imposing ar.ray of magazines. Corners of the earth, magazines tion -but though we search dili findl Mad or CJonfidlential. Next let us v'entuiire into ther hushed, vaulted chamber, we tfh university --earnest, dedicated y c,are for only one thing in the wori Let us eav'esdlrop for a mon poring over heavy tonmes at th( speaks: StitI:: W hait cha read ini', I Ili-:: "Thie Origin of Spc Sil-: : No, but I seen tile lit-:: Oh. Sill-:: You like read in'? Iii-:: Naah. Sti':: What do you like? Ii-:: hlockey, li.or'ice git Sli-:: Me too,, h1ey. Ilt:: Y~ou pdI ined or ianvt I Si-:;: W~ell, sort of. I'm v i : emlemi. ... lint it' 111::Wannago Out fora lI1:: Of corris! An as( ouS('r learni ed ienj~ ds take andic renlewedl antd better eit izenAIs f houris ill tihe libry. . lh.li, T he. ukera o/ liip~ .1ior, Eden onlyI~ tell yuan e . i... ..a uh.ue rie April Z1, IYDO Phi Kappa Sigma Elects Officers Mike Cory was elected presi dent of Alpha Eta chapter of Phi Kappa Sigma Monday night. Other officers include: Mickey Rasheed, svice-president; Stacy Clardy, rush chairman; Ed Bowen, recording secretaryr Ted Ellis, treasurer; and Preston Musgrove, corresponding secretary. Also, Nick Abrams, pledge master; Robert Wall and Hamilton Dicks, housemanagers; and Bob Luft, IFC representative. These officers will serve through next semester. Scholarship Award Presented to Charlotte Polk Charlotte Polk was presented vith the best scholarship award of Delta Zeta sorority last week. Other awards presented at this time were given to Amy Quarles 'or the highest number of tickets ;old at the annual fund raising yontest, and Barbara Wright was iven the best pledge award. Out of 22 units competing in the innual Cherry Blossom Festival Kational ROTC Drill Competition n Washington, D. C., the Sum ruerall Guards of The Citadel won hird place in the "trick drill" con est. refJoot Boy With Cheek," etc.) N YOU THINK ! en promising yourself to go s just around the corner and place. Shame on you! now, this very minute, before I and forward march to the er since school began. I refer, ary. That wasn't so bad, was 7hat do( you see ? A sign that ide. Light a Philip Morris. eadly. Now your~ trembling olsmng psyche is serene. You ilip) Morris. You have been es ad( pamp)ers andl caresses, e shattered, straightens the s t he askew, and fastens the vou see the main circulation for the number of the book a slip, and hand it to the y at the desk. The eflicient rives the slip to an eflicient briskly back into the stacks, 'clopedia, andl sleeps for an reshedl, he ret urns your slip g lady at the dlesk, who tells our book is out."' ( b) "Your >ur boo0k is on reserv~e." circulat ion desk hasn't the with a book, let us now go spenld hours sifting through -magazines from all the far >f every nat ure andl descrip gently and well, we cannot eference room. Here in this d( the true scholars of the oung men and women who d: the pursuit of knowledge. lent on this erudite couple corner table. Hush ! She it.,." YOU ever read it? Inlov e. s, stuiff like that. ing? only Plautonhie. th leave, let us too wvend -pt, Ihapsl, but enhlghltened r havin tg MI)en1t t hese' ha ppy ury, aloha ! ~ \').,,,, 9. IDIj nJ, thi,s column, couldE write 0. l'hilip, 'I,,rri,, but we'll