Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JANIE LE for BETSY MILLS . . . for Dexter Peach DANCE, BANQUET - SAE C Delta Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon held its Annual Found er's Day Dance last night from 9:00 p.m. 'til 1:00 a.m. in the Ballroom of the Columbia Hotel. Tonight SAE will celebrate its founding 102 years ago with its Lewis Awardeo Sinclair Lewis, Sigma Nu, has recently been awarded a full scholarship to the Duke Univer sity Divinity .School. The scholar ship is based on character, grades, and potential service to You'II be sii -. . *>* . 1... Light in Only LM gives this filter fac the patent nwni on eyery | ..your guarante * more effective -fi on today's I E ROBINSON ANI Gary Banks for TIBRIE BROWNING . . . for Eddie Roberts le bra tes annial Founder's Day Banquet at the Forest Lake Country Club. Mr. Burnett Rhett May hank, Jr. will speak. Sigma Alpha Epsilon estab lihed a chapter on the Univer sity campus 76 years ago when permission was granted for the rI Scholarship the church. After three years of study, Sinclair will graduate with a Doctor of Divinity degree. He plans to' serve as a Methodist Minister in South Carolina. tin' on top of thi . Smokes cleaner Tast bes ,that liM VOU ilol? YS YS- @ ber ack---- * of Best ta ~M. Put yourself b~ full rich taste oi Miracle Tip i should be for i LUCE NANCY HA Larry Ladue . . . for Bob ?.M.... AUDREY ADDY . for Charlie Cate Fra t 's Foi establishment of fraternities. Officers of SAE are Gary Banks, president; Larry Ladue, vice-president; Bob Marshall, secretary; and Dexter Peach, treasurer. Also, Bill Cain, Warden; Eddie Roberts, chaplain; Charlic' Cate, Movie Schedu Next week's movie, "The Robe," will be shown on a new schedule because of the time ele ment, the Student Union Com mitte has announced. Only one show time will be wor d when you cl .laner better .mokin. . "N: WMOND Marshall ." .e .eeesV DO'1iiE IIARDEMAN . . for Jimmy Ashley inding herald; and Jimmy Ashley, So cial Chairman. Mr. David G. Ellison, Jr., president of the Columbia SAE Alumni Association, and Mr. William Lamar, vice-president of the Columbia Alum, will attend the functions. le Changed changed, making the three show ings at 3, 6:30, and 9 p.m. This change is necessary, Stu dent Union said, in order that the last show will not end so late. iange toIM X . . .. .*+ - amnflavor '11 ever find! M. Get the flavor, the R tobaccos. The patented te outside, as a filter @1 naTr.. & uM..h -runCc Ca SPICY VARIETY Spring S( By Harriet Clare Sinkler Special Writer To start at the bottom, Dame Fashion trims the ladies' feet, and a good place it is to begin. The influence of last fall coupled with the fresh interest of spring brings forth an array of new creation to entice anyone. Signs of last season are no ticed in the sharply pointed toes which take on new interest with the addition of pleats or bows. This bit of interest, also a re minder of the winter season, takes shape ats the tailored gros grain bow on1 a patent pumip or, the sophisticated ui ffled or gilled adornments of more novel articles. "Shapes and Prints" Many additions: and changes are noted in siimer's forecast. Among them we find first the T-strap which achieved m i ld Iopularity previously. It is now seen with closed heel and toe, or closed toe, often in a vivid array of hues. Thinking in colors, we next come to the prints, quite new in many of their variations. Most frequently in tle shape of pumps, exotic rints of linen or silk are fea tured in T-straps and even com bined with clear p)lastie usually ft.und with matching bags. As You Please Heels are varied, so suit your self. Raised hemlines would seem to indicate shorter heels, namely the popular metal-tipped (pee heel of the little pullp. However, we seem to find an in crease in the popularity of the very high heel which, we must admit, does more for the ankles. Several years ago saw the birth of a brand new iden women would say farcwell to those dull brown or gray hose; new hose would be chosen in tones to match shoes. But, no, the idea fell dead; women re fused to sheath their legs in greens and blues. After thinking it over, designers are trying once more in hopes that the ladies will reconsider; who knows, perhaps they will! HONEYCOMB New Buildi New huildings, both ividel. const rIet ion and proloi, at the University received nationai recognition in the P'eb. 1958 kiie of "'Arch'lit ectur iii:& cord ,"' when phl(ioograp,hs and floor plans wVere feturedti'' iln an art icle en - tit led "'' ducat ionail Work~ of Edward1 D. Stone." The Uniiiversit y bi i1ings, and examples fronm ol heri inst it itt i'ins, "rlepresent Stonlie's latest designs for thle g.eneral edutcat.ional f'ield -from (colle(ge (amiipuses to 4)ityV lib rarlies,'' accrding to ''Archii t(ec irtura Record.'' ''All are... (carr'iedl out in what has become thle '1 ladit ional' style of Stone's o ffice, wvith t he richniess, el(e gance', formality, and scr'~een charater('ist ic of t heir w ork. The buildings have a great simplicity forwa rd pl ans. There has be(en a Conscious effort to ma:ike t he(n, at home itn estalished camplulises andI localities, and t4o meet t he typically strlinge'nt budlget and - rogramli re0quIiremtents 5withI pter manent buhild ings of quatlity. .. ATTENTION S7A 'q~ *F~/ SU LA UNI ts Her Foot Down .P.... ... . . h p n e u -a w l , a y n v lis h I -x ngs'r Desgn Prie alr Stn fN wY r iyi T-nSltin a rc itp fu d a o dr th -ah ajv f) 1i-Sao w ie tre ti mpn to h ov 4-mse l 41fse the11161. p oo %.R s wn-ownD e is n.risnd Mr.l Sti pooed Owendfiulie;i--cs r. 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