Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BEARD COMMANDS NROTC Listed 1 J. N. Beard, Jr. has been talion staff of the Naval ItO Naval Science has said. Names of midshipman oj department are: C. M. St< Haynes, operations officer; Mattox, ensign. Also, of the battalion sti - It. H1. Finley, communications Col Members of the color gua bearer; U. G. Wood, battaliot battalion color bearer, USM( It. L. Poffenberger, color esc( It. C. Grosse, corps comm major, were appointed to the d are O. W. Corley, leader, and J. E. Simpkins, Jr., leader, M, well, J. It. Howey and It. M. I Officers of Company "A" mander; F. Wigfield, executivi petty officer; and W. 11. Still Con In Company "A," the plat( P. W. Koetsch; 2nd platoon, It. W. Withers. The Imusterinl of Company "A" are G. W. 11 and 'T. C. Earle, third. Plato .1. H1. Addison, J. It. Andersoi Appointed to Company " company commander; C. E. I: laff, company chief petty offil 'onl bearer. Con1 Platoon commanders of ( first platoon; G. B. Ithinesmitl third platoon. Mustering pett! Infinger, .1. G. McLain, and I It. E. Hutto, C. E. Bowen and There are approximately 1( Officers' Training Corps. Se, "A" and t;( in Company "B." ENTERTI NMENT Si Combo Is For Cou1 The seconl in a series of the Couples' Club will feat comol)O composed of C'aroli1 committee announced this The program will be se) 7 p.ml. to 10:30 p.m. in t Iasement of l:ussell House, Operated n i g h t I y, Mond thromugh Thursday, the club is op to University cou(ples for daneir A snack har, juke-box, candlelip and green-chec"kr, ed tables of] h:ckrgroucnd atmosphere for dane Student Union said. The' H i-lit es, who have p.lay at si tudent part ies, w~ii l)resent I music for the' (Couples' (Club at expeinse' to the Sttudent UJnion. "'it will be. our way of sayi that we think the ('ouple's' Ci Is greait , and wet wvant to see cffiorts of Student Union suicce: fuil in trIyin g to prov'idet recrt tionalI act ivitit's for the student: Mart in (Strletclh) C ooner of t 'omboit, said. The Ge'neral State Authority P'ennsylvanlia awarded Temi University a four million doll grant ftr the construction of science building. T1he allotmei along with architect's fees a: other expenses, is one of the fii allocations untder the G S A's pr *gram oi if aiding edlucational ins ~Wtutionls not ctontrolledl by the stal (Teple)t University New *TRY OUI ON ESTO LAUNI DRY ( FINISHEC ED RO Launiidry & 734 Hlardeni (For-merly R Officers y Navy appointed commander of the bat I'c at Carolina, the Department of ficers released this week by the rk, lieutenant commander; 0. D. It. S. Luft, adjutant; and T. B. ff, C. W. Jacocks, supply officer; and J. E. Wood, chief petty officer. or Guard rd are L. L. Rogers, national color color bearer, USN; H. C. Tucker, ; II. J. Hatzell, color escort; and rt. ander, and A. L. Gaston II, drum rum and bugle corps. Playing drums J. A. Castanes. Playing bugles are L. Manini, K. P. King, V. R. Cald teed. are R. E. Knapper, company com officer; I). J. Ellidt, company chief vell, company guide-on bearer. pany "A" on commander of the 1st platoon is W. P. Timmons; and 3rd platoon, petty officer of the three platoons axter, first; N. E. Abrams, second; )n guides of. the three platoons are , and G. P. W. Harmon. " Headquarters are R. L. Corbett, avis, executive officer; R. R. Retz 'er; and J. B. Dent, company guide pany "B" ompany "B" are D. E. Andersen, 1, second platoon; and R. C. McNair, officers of Company "B" are E. N. t. A. Anderson. Platoon guides are It. L. Whitmire. 0 men enrolled in the Naval Reserve ,enty-four are enrolled in Company RIES Featured dles' Room live entertainment programs fo: ure music by the "Hi-Lites," la students, the Student Unioi veek. teduled for Friday, Nov. 8, fron 4e Couples' Club, located in th+ ;,y l40 K. C. ell WUSC lit IRadio Guide 640 K. C. WEEK OF OCT. IS ,EON., WED.. Fill. 1:59 Sign On 2:00 .te News ed2:15 Nlitince 3:00) Caln Calling he4:45 News 5:001 Studient Councmil Alectinug (Mion.) 0o 5:003 Predonmiuntmely P'rogressive (Wed. & Fri.) 6:00 Sports 6:15 Sundtown Serenadle ag 7:03 Ntisic In The Night ub :0(3 l'"cky Strike Star Tlime 9:15 Hequmest Htendlezvsm h 1(3:0( Mu"'ic To St"dy Ely S10:55 l.ate News & Scoires . E I:40 Clawsie int icaule 12:00 Sign Off a- TUES., THJURS. mn 1:59 Sign On , 2:00( I.nte News lhe 2:15 antinee 3:030 Carlinma Calling 4:45 News . 5:004 Ytour Student C:ouncil (Tumes.) 5:030 Predo,ninately Progressive (TIhurs.) 5:30 P'redotminately P'rogressive of (TFues.) (100 Siports Ie 6:15 Sumndouwn Serenade r~ 7:434 l.et's Dance 93:004 Itequest lteendezvouas a 10:400 Minsic T1o Study By 1(3:55 l.ate Newss anid Scores Si 1:004 Classic NEusinle d U2:00 Sign Off St --SUN. 10:030 Sign On 0- 143:41 Sumndmay Mtorninig Concert ci-. 1:030 Chiurch At Work 1:15 Ainsic For Ytou Part No. 1 C. 2:430 U P Sunday Show 300 Niusic For You Part No. 2 43:55 I mte News anid Sports COMPLET E P SERVICE 3ROMAT LEANING LAUNDRY DINSON Dry Cleaners - Five Points 4RL~ TAYLOR'S) Seen. llard, Spo ON CAMPI Coed tripping over tr can and saying, "Excuse it * * * R.O.T.C. boys using g doors to Gamecock Room mirrors, primping as vainl girls. * * * Four third-floor Preston cup>ants armed with bro trying to dispatch large sie brot,n bat in hall. * * * Coed rambling thro trash can for letter dropped in by mistake. * * * Professor interrupting ternoon class to go out and direct power-driven l mower away from his don * * * Grey and white kitten en ing ice cream cone on sidez in front of Sims. * * * Sims coed bewildered finding herself signed out the infirmary. Later reali someone had mistakenly sit out on her card. * * * Shocked inale student east I'reshman Center se surprised coed in her bedre askiny, "Is this the girls' mitory?" * * * Two male students atti ing coed friend's attention pelting her window sc with pine cones. An otherwise poised skipping gaily through b ment of McKissick Libra * ** Coed nursing injurred toe after crushing it wit bowling ball in P. T. class Nine Attend Camp Long From USC Mac Davis was elected sec of the State Student Chi Association at Camp Long Aiken last weekend at the retreat. Nine other University sti attended the retreat. They .Juanita Edwards, who is ou treasurer, Josie Geiger, Betti Goldsmith, Harriet Clare S Carol Watson, Jimmy White bara Thompson, YWCA dii Tledl Ledeen, YMCA dlirecto1 Rtev. llunny Marshall. Seven schools sent ab)out 8 resentatives to the retreat. gates came from Clemson, verse, Furiman, La nder, The del, Winthrop and the Univ, D)r. Richard C. Hloefler< Lu theran Theological Seminm Columbia presentedl the three add(lresse s ov er the weekend. pIG N HERE, HAVE A C|GAR ETTE . 4 ~ SERVICES OFFERED TO Ae-s IS Student Ph -:- Representa te1" Students interested in the place tass ment interviews which are offered as Oct. 21-23, may contact the corn y as pany representatives through the schools where the interviews are set up. oc- Monday, Oct. 21 A Tennessee Valley Authority eiu- representative will be in the School of Engineering to talk with civil, ugh she af awn Bright promis atn. valk at for ring nied in ring dor 'act by reen rocd ase big hi a retary ristian near state idents were tgoing! Jean inkler, Bar rector, 0rep- On their way from mant con- that prevents rust. You c Cita- Esso Research are also hi >f the keen. Often in such unuw t ry im gain S6-WINSTON ~OCTOPUS BY CO/7RTE5Y OfF AA 4 SENIORS ice ment Int< tives Offere electrical and mechanical engi neers. Tuesday, Oct. 22 The Chrysler Corporation will have representatives irn the School Df Engineering to talk with all engineers. Wednesday, Oct. 23 The Kentucky Department of Highways will interview in the e of pleasure facturer to store to yOU, metal an't see it. You scarcely feel ii elping roller skates to stay bri mual ways, ESSO R ESEA LET'S TAKE A LOOK 1- WE'RE RICH! ~LIKE A CIGARETTE SHC OUR PAL' USEUM OF UNNVA7T/A If//ATO irviews Wit] d Through school of Engineering for Civil Engineers. The University Placement Bu reau, whose services are extended o all graduating seniors, grad .iates and alumni of the Univer iity, handles job listings'of posi ions in business, industry and the )rofessions. Openings exist in south Carolina as well as in many "I parts stay bright thanks to a .But these petroleum-based ght, knives and razor blades RC H works wonders with EEEK " THi THAT SHiI AND IT DC -;j51s11 h Company Wednesday other states and some foreign countries. University Nursery The University of Vermont Home Economics department now possesses a nursery school which will offer 25 children, ages three and four, both outdoor and indoor play area. (The Vermont Cynic) thin coating products of to stay ERE'S A THING ON 'WITH 26 ARMS, ESN'T LUKE ME!/ WHO'S WAITING TO COUNT ARMS! WINSONJ-AMERICA'S ~EST- SELLING, BEST- TAST~ FILTER CIGARETTE! *. J REYNOLDS TOSACCO CO..