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BARBARA IIAWTII 'ROUND 7 H Marcia Fischer a Another week, another column game! Did we beat Duke? Is ei parties and the rush season for I those new pledges to answer th< certainly pays to be an ACTIVE! become one?) Pledginj Sig Eps had their party at I night. Parker Powell and his N Donlin and Dot Warner, Major P Connolly and Susan Norman, and were only a very few of the SI' hour. The SAE's had a blast for I Club Friday night after the af Larry Ladue was presented a Stanford dated Alice Clark, Nick seen there, Cecil Charles and .1 crowd. . . . Perry Kimball's date After pledging the new Phi party at the Syrian-Lebanon Clu Smith and Peggy Green, Rann. lelvin Martin and Jackie Ulmer The A fallen Duke . .. "crazed Car cars after the game . . . all the I Lambda Chi's held a pre-game pi Lou Mallette, George Fulmer an Ann Jones were there. On the chartered bus to the gal Selman and Margaret Rainey, .le Ashley and Fran Mlartin, raised pi Yelling and screaming and in it the gane were John McClain and Emma Duke, May l.uee anid 'I Puddy Branlet, Bucky Stackhows Stuckey and Barr Sullivan, Yvo I hyllis Love and Charlie Goldber And all the celebrations after tF hakers, and bewilderedly happy s Duke Chapter at Jimmy Richards Kaps very happy? EngaI The diamond . . . sparkling < Jackie Sturdivant received her ri engaged to Vie Sarratt . . . Kati l'eggy Huntington to be Mrs. Jo Mari Runtanc es that weren't just s and always . . . Herb Bryant an Quay Willifoid (SAE), Skippy . Hlardwick is now Nrs. Vaughn Wt Dykvs, Caroline Robinson and Fr and W'illiam Kitchens, Louise Tow l.amlda Chi's that were marrie John Baswell, Dolores Chew to 1 uIuddy Howers. .Nlore ahout the ring ol her f Cr,owley, Sandra Thoriton to lien I Sigima Chi), Patsy Croslan ma happiness to all the newlyweds n D)ro P'i Phi's, I1)'%'s, K Il's, AI)IPi's SI' PP'El. In the new W)% 1Ho0 Jlea net te Boat wright, Ann hlnas, Itay ('ha pmai,n dropped in anad li., the 1| I) aoim Bill Wetston, Jimi OIrvin, and (Charlotte' Plyler got Pini K A Nedl Nicholson gave his I was p)inned by Genie G;riffin (Sigmi a crescenlt pin fromi Ben Booze Coward to Barbara Suttle. It's roses . .. serenadling . . . a new ir More Ple4 'New frie'nds . . . new faces.. j ust a genteral good timie . . . pledges at Mr. and Mrs. Wilkimn Party att the Bamboo Hlouse for Jack lienle'y and Ann Hatrtell, Ito tand ('onle'y ltocke't and Frances I .Iimmy Marlin and Mary D)uke, (' L eGrand Guerry and Alice Enrig a patrty at the Btat hskellar Itoon1 hiouse, D)avid Leoppard and Jo Mlary Pearl Hlarberson went to pletdge's. Just 11Inou.e Iauntd ry--ever'ything came lit tot Ken Flynn for miisquoting hir g~amne like thle IDunke ganie . . . A rat caps .I ... Pletase buy shaker's a b'orrow a new~ se't of v'ocal cordls. i. labs thait aren't in A st ronomny clas p)lediges .. See you next week. Ilypadtian1 Society A I ly paitian 1,i terar1y Society for t hi fall tetrIm hav been p tt'ilanned at' cording to Sylv~'ia Jacobs0h1, p)residel)y oIf theI society. 'The fi rst meet ing will be' beh'l at 5 p.m., Oct. 7 ii (Clariosophic Hall. IPlan is for ant in formial banque' Spea':ker is inv~'ited'l to part icipati on the' programIls ate Mr's. Auiguisti arit deparitment , D)r. IDan iel HIollis profe'tssorI in th hilstoiry tdepairt mient., and S. L,. I .at iier. Jr., edti ORNE, Society Editor HE ORSESHOE 3y nd Alma Harrison . News of the game-and what a erybody happy? . . . Stuff on the he fraternities. Just think . . . all phone and do clean up duty. It (And did you ever have to pay to 6 Parties he Columbia Country Club Friday luskrats . . . what music! Punch marman with Donnie Sample, Chuck Bill Matthews and Anne Furgeson E's who danced until the witching heir new pledges at the Woman's ternoon pledging. Rush Chairman trophy for his prize catch. Dave Moore and Thorne Satterlee were o Ann Franklin were also in the was an interesting one we hear. Kap pledge class was feted at a b to the music of Tony Torre. Pat Randall apd Mellie Barerly, and were among the dancing couples. Game olina" students . . . the cavalcade of re-game and post-game parties . . irty at the Web. Tommy Beck and I Gloria Baker, Dave Simpson and ni some KA's and their dates, Robert rry Beasley and VeeVee Smith, Joe e-game spirits. general wearing out the vocal cords and Evelyn Harris, O'Neal Pittman ommy Edmunds, Amy Edmunds and e and Martha Ann Hardwick, Hal nne Slesinger and Mendel Silbert, ;, John Castanes and Pegg Holrand. ie game . . . flowing spirits, torn tudents . . . Pi Kaps partied for the on's apartment. Were the Duke Pi cement elebration . . . settling down . ng from Dwayne Pullen, Pat Arant erine Fulmer to Johnny Thorn and e DeLuca. riages ammer romances . . . now, forever I Marilea Critcher, Beth Folline to kskins and Jack Field, Doris May ters Miller, Bobby Edwards to Glen ink Ellerbe (K A alum), Sally Judy n1send to "Gump" Taylor. di recently . .. Barbara Wrightson to litch Santiago, and Tutie Boyce to inger . . . Gloria Thomas to larry "y Watts, Sandra Hull to Jack Webb rried Marion Edwards . . . much e have and haven't mentioned. p-Ins ...cookies, punch, sandwiches n .Joy D)ickenson, Caroline Carter, Ginny Arnold, Bob Anderson, and tened to Terry Miller's records. In nuy Levintis, l)avid Whtite, Martha icquainted. rungs in to Kitty WVells. Blanche Fowles a ('hi). Mary Ellen Cauthen received r. Another crescent--from Robert not even Spring . . . a dozen red am fance. Ige Parties .dancing . . . conversation . . . and 'arty honoring new Pi Kappa Phi Harden's home F"riday night... the new Kappa Sigma pledges with y' Caldwell and Catherine Childresa, tell . . . Sigma Nu's and their dates art Blalock and Barbara Usher, and hit honored their new members with . ....ammy Stillwell and Melissa tnn G1riffin, and Parker Evatt and he P'iKA dlance party for the new Stuff all their unmentionables to Russell >ack sta rchedl . . . A formal apology ...Crossed fingers for another ll those cuts freshmen in their new nd cowv hells for the next game, and .'.ro all the people who have night S..Congratulations to all the new nnlouncles Tenitative Fall Meetingfs tor' of The State newspap)er. Also Dr. Hlavilah Babcock, head ofthe English dlepartment aind Mr's. ('a roline McK issick Belser, president of the South Caroliniana Society and a member of the tUni versity Alumni Council. Ot hers are Cyril Busbee, supjer intendlent of the Brook lanY('ayce Schools and Mrs. Mary Lou K ramnier, diirector of the .Jun ior' T heatIer inl Coluimbia. H ypatlant, otrganiized in 1915, is the oldest literary society on the ('arolina campus. Panhelk The definite dates for co-ei rush week will be Sunday, Octobe 14, through Saturday, October 2C announced Grace Zimmermar president of Panhellenic. f' Carrie Capers, a member of blue seath ensemble which is dres, can also be worn to vari Runky Joy) By MIARIR'IA FISCHER Staff Writer Sunday afternoon and evenin at Carolina is a time of relaxatio and enjoyment for co-eds, perhap including a date or a family visil Whatever the occasion, the younj lady wants to put aside the class room ensemble and don a suitabl outfit. Carrie Capers, a member of th freshman class, has chosen a nav blue sheath ensemble for Sunda wear. Made of a washable silk-lilk cotton. her navy sheath is fash ioned in the new E:mpire stylh Basic lines of the sheath len well to added accessories. .For c'hutrch Sunday morning darik blute hat; for t he afternoo more jewvelryi. Carrie has chose ai sil ver' bracelet and earring sel For the evening tea or drop-in sh adds a white and silver stole thr blends in with the silver jewelr andi proivides the Iiliht cover-u for c'oolert f.. i nights. Church Calendar F"riday, Septemaber 28 I p).m). --- Jtuir-Senioj(r "Y ILuntcheoni, lacutlty D)in ing Roon R issell H ouse. 7:30 p.mi.-Wesley l"oundatior Recreation and Fellowship, W%es ley House. Saturday, September 29 7:30 p).m.-BSU D)rop-in, HSI Student Center. Sunday, September 30 5 :30-(6 p.m .-Cant erbu ry souppei T'rinity IEpisc'opal Church. 61-8 p.m.--Canterbury meet ing~ Trin ity Episcopal Church. 7 p.m. --- Wesley Fouindatior Wesley Hlounse. Monday, October 1 I p.m. -- Sophomore "'Y"IA Lnch eon, Assembly Room, Russe] House. W%ednesday, October 3 I p.m.--"Y" Officers' Luincheon Faculty Dining Room, Russel IHouse. 6i p.m. - Westminster Fellow ship, Fellowship Hall, First Pres byterian (Church. 7 p.m.--Lutheran Student Asso ciat ion, Russell Hlouse. 7:15 p.m. -- Haptist Studen ('enter. 7 :30 p.m. -Newman ('lub, New man House54, 1610 ();Iree'n Street. 7:30 p.m. - Hillel Foundatior Russell House. Thursday, October 4 I p.m. -Freshman 'Y" Lunch eon, Faculty D)Ining Room, Rus sell House. - 7:30 p.m.-Inter-varsity Fellow ship, social activity and fellow shin. Rnasell House. mnic Sets Ru i Co-eds who would like to attend r rush week will register in the ,1 lobby of Russell House on Mon ,:day, October 1 and 2. There will be a registration fee of $1. 1:1' 'M the nrexihman clas.., model410 at navy appropriate for Sunday wear. Tie i., social 4vents. (Staff photo4 by Men's Clothing, Sh< and Furnishings H I n t p I STICKLERS ARE TICKLERS an Just write down a simple rid( example: What's a ball pla pitcher.) Note: both wordsr --bleak freak, jolly dolly, v your name, address, college -67A, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. D)or Stickler we use in our adveri print. And remember - you enjoying a L~uc!ky, because L. tasting tobacco is TOASTEI Luckies are the best-tasting 'TOASTED" to taste C~ better! 4.' *A. T. co PROnUCT sh Dates On Monday, October 8 at 5 p.m., there will be a Panhellenic tea to explain rush rules to rushees. All rushees must attend this tea where they will learn further information ibout rush week. Routine teas will be held Sun lay, October 1.1 from 2:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Further information in regard to rush canf be received from any Palhellenic" member. NOTICE | All material for the soc"iety pages must ie in lIx -19 at the ; ost office by 8 p.m. each .\lon 1nv. 'his ineluiles infcor mation for liound the lI r.eshoe and news turies conc"erning social Organ izations. Ne\w itule e., . . of the :atcernit ie wiII be printel if they are sent M. Columbia College Enrollnent Colmbit Collegv now has an enlrollmenit i,f 502. ('~llege offi cials state that they ha:1d to reject 1.1 applic ation, this fall herause of a lack of dorimitoiY -1pace. "Everything in 'M1usic" ALAN TAYLOR MUSIC SUPPLY CO. 1227-29 Main St. Phone 2-5721 MAN T. tr 7or Pent )es APPY-JOE-LU( hat is a big cat sot lull of holes? STUCK FOR 'C [d al mighty soft way to nake mn lie ando a t wo-wordl rhyming antswe ver who gets a raise'? (Answer: aust hav'e I he same nmbmer of sy'l inery finery. Send your Sticklers, and class, to HIapp~y-.Joe-Luicky I't do dIrawinigs! We'll pay $25 for ising -and for htundreds that nev re bound to Stickle bet ter when tickies Iaste het ter. Lutckies' mild, ) to t aste (een het ter. Fact is, you eigaret te you ever smoked! Lu CLEA Page Five Reresh without filling The L iL ref ieshnrient KY presents STiCKLERS! hat is a dictionary South of the border? What is a wet rag? MONEY? 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