Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BALSA WOOD REPLICA . . Barber is shown pointing to the scale model of Columbia's First the project in the fall of 1954. (: PLACEMENT SERVI Chrysler Com Next Week's I Interviews for March 4-8 have been scheduled. Students may con tact representatives through the various schools. Monday, March 4 Chrysler's Institute of Engi neering and Missile Operations will be represented in Engineering School to interview engineers and physicists. Electrical engineers will be in terviewed in Engineering School by a representative of Federal Telecommunication Laboratories. Tuesday, March 5 Melpar, Inc. will be represented Seen. Mems.L Spoken 0N CAMPUS Two coed. seen playing ten nis in drive between Maxoy and Snowden wearing ber muda shorts under their long coats. " a " Campus male, disappointed upon finding an empty post office box, noting to friend, "I guess I won't be able to go to sleep tonight. I didn't hear from mtother." e o e Cartoon on wall of YWCA director's office depicting two people relawing with their feet on a desk, one saying to th'e other, "Neat week we've GOT to get organised." * o e Campus male -receiving La dies' fashion catalogue in his' poet off ie bow. SEE ST UFFED Foam Rubbe: --At CAMPUI aowu NATIONALL1 FAMOUS 3-1 A Giant Sesa Arranged In Thre Between the first and secon ground choice beef patti. Specal HwardJohnson Dru Between the second and thlh with nmelted tangy cheese an< dressing. -61 Just Two Minute. From the Camp, Ren= Yonur Daes .-. Op.... 'rT Chemistry major Margaret Ann Facade of her recently completed Presbyterian Church. She began staff photo by Walt) CE iany Opens iterviewing in Engineering School to talk with electrical and mechanical engi neers, mathematicians and physi cists. Boeing Airplane Company's in terviewer will be in Engineering School to talk with majors in en gineering fields, mathematics and physics. Wednesday, March 6 Boeing will continue its inter views. American Cable and Radio Cor poration will talk with electrical engineers in Engineering School. Arthur Andersen and Company will be represented in Business Administration School to recruit for staff positions in auditing, tax accounting and administrative ac counting, including systems. Re quirements include an adequate preparation in accounting or a law degree plus accounting back ground. Thursday, March 7 Engineers (except civil), math ematics and physics majors will be interviewed by the representa tive of Aberdeen Proving Ground in Engineering School. Southern Kraft Division of In ternational Paper Company will interview in Engineering School with chemical, mechanical, elec trical and civil engineers and chemists. Carnation Company's represen tative will be in Business Admin istration School to interview for business administration, liberal arts, engineering, and chemistry positions in sales, production, ac counting, engineering and re search. Friday, March 8 Carnation Company's represen OUR ANIMALS r and Cotton The i SHOP dou3i me Seed Bun te Toasted Layers d layers you'll find a juicy with chopped lettuce and a seeing. di layers another beef pattle I some more of the delieious is--Aesws New Blossom St. Bridge MiAigh=t Sewn Daws Pm' Week FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ( Coed Car By Barbara Hawthorne f Feature Editor Making a scale model of Co lumbia's First Presbyterian Church has been the project of chemistry major Margaret Ann Barber since the fall of 1954. The model is complete from the miniature Bible with its marker on the pulpit and small bulletin boards to the scaled 25-inch steeple f and lighting system of capillary t tubes and batteries. "I don't think I .would do it again," said Miss Barber, speaking of building the model. "I didn't know how much trouble it would be." The replica is about 16 inches high and eight inches wide, situ ated on a mahogany base. Using balsa wood, she carved each part separately with small knives. Boiled Wood "Balsa wood is light and splin ters easily, making it difficult for carving. Therefore, I boiled the wood in water for a short time and then molded it by peeling it with a knife. After that I sanded it a little but not enough, to make it fuzzy," she said. To get the exact dimensions of the building it was necessary to measure most of it. , "I found the floor plan and choir grill detail in the church vault, but I had to measure the rest of it with instruments," she said. "An interesting incident occurred while I was measuring the width of the front stairs. A man came by as I was down on my hands and knees and stood watching, scratch ing his head in puzzlement." Exact Replica Miss Barber's model is an exact image of the present church, part of which was built over 100 years ago and the rest in 1925. "I spent a lot of time in the churchyard mixing the paint, but I couldn't get the exact color. To get the slate grey color of the roof, I used poster paper," she said. The front section with the steeple can be removed from the model and the interior viewed. The floor and stairs to the small balcony are covered with rose carpeting made of upholstery material. The pews, 26 on each side and 25 in the center, are one tative will again have interviews. Western Union Telegraph's rep resentative will talk with seniors in electrical, mechanical, indus trial and civil engineering, indus ttial management, marketing and accounting positions. A represen tative will be in Engineering School from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and in Business Administration School from 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Northrop Aircraft, Inc.'s repre sentative will be in Engineering School to talk with seniors in aeronautical, civil, electrical and mechanical engineering; engineer ing mathematics, physics, mathe matics and engineering physics. WI? WINSTON TASTES GO . E5No lecture here -just full, rich tobacco flavor want ! Try America's favo You'll like the taste. An Switch to WE i ni VAiiLC000 HURCH yes Intricl ourth of an inch high. The pulpit with the open Bible nd the choir loft can be seen in he rear with the small lights leaming overhead. The ceiling is nolded from plaster of paris, sup orted by wires running through Model Lacks People "I couldn't mold any people be ause they would only be about ive-eighths of an inch high using he scale -one-eighth of an inch o the foot," said the Columbia tudent. 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The adjoining corners are filled with boat-caulking compound which is very hard when dry. Therefore, the seams are not evi dent. "Models have always been my hobby," said the graduating senior. "I started this one during my leisure time. I made no con certed effort to complete it." " r a Chance tOW? t Step Today EMENT OFFICER TERVIEW ith &WILCOX I 11, 1957 " A c ATOMIC RESARCH CTS RIFRACTORIIS -IROY AND DN DIVISION DIVISION DEVILOPMINT x x x x A. A A x A x x A A A A x the fields listed in the you need to begin your ieck the activities you he B&W representative us. He'll be glad to see id you talked to him. low York 17, N. Y. PE-12 N i.th. C i filter that does the job so w r really comes through to you. T1 for finer filter smoking. Winat od - likea a cigarette should! Page Three *Grciyson 's Presents Authentic UNIVERSITY Sport Shirts, Slacks N' Shorts $3.95 & $4.95 " Made like Expensive Slacks " Tailored with Slim Look * Back Strap and Adjustable e Low Hip Fit ? Best Talon Zippers y ? 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