Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BOX By SOCIETY EDITOR Hopes for spring banished by -rain,... poetry by Dylan Thomas . .. the theme music from Peter Gunn ... re hearsalb for "Our Town" . .. S. C.'s Joanne Woodward in films and Sarah Hardy on TV. KAPPA ALPHA The Kappa Alpha pledge party held last Saturday was enjoyed by John Fleming and Frances Moss, Bubba Howle and Babe Middleton, King Dixon and Augusta Mason, Holmes Davis and Peggy Zimmerman, Bob and Makie Shell, Fred. Wilcox and Rhett Weston, and Tommy Reynolds and Priscilla Harrington. MOOD MUSIC Mood tnusic by Mantovani .. Martha Blackwood, ADPi, engaged to Jim Zeh-. . . spring fashions appearing in the stores .. . Pat Moss, "Miss Farm Equipment" for the com ing year . . . and journalism students working on local newspapers .. . witch-doctors in movie marching to the tune of 'Col. Bogey March.' SIGMA CHI Scene: Rathskeller .. . Hosts: Sigma Chi .. . and guests Cynthia Ranson (Coker College) and Carroll Teague, Noni Lineberger (St. Mary's) and Jim Sherer, Pearl Harbe son and Lawton Rogers, and Rose Ann Rigby and Johnny Hagins. Others listening to the Pontiacs were Sally Thomp son and Bill Jones and Hazel Ann Gramling and Sammy Fewell. BEAT GENERATION The "beat generation" . . . San Francisco . . . "The Iconoclast" ... existentialism . . , or do you prefer "Warsaw Concerto" . .. Van Cliburn . . . T. S. Eliot ... or pragmatism? ENGAGEMENTS Engagements at Maxcy Brotherhood include Bill Work man to Nancy Aron and you'll find Sarah Pope and Bob Bryson are pinned. Also pinned are John Verdier (Phi Kappa Sigma) and Barbara Goldstein, Jake Ulmer (SPE) and Becky Riley of Columbia College, and Celia Crook (Chi Omega) to Jimmy Richardson. GO TO SCHOOL Go to school ... work ... make an attempt at home work ... talk to someone special on the telephone ... more homework . . . attend meetings ... make a book repo... rush, rush . .. dancing classes . . . swimming lessons at the Field House when the temperature is 38 degrees outside. MARRIED Just married were Sybil McNeil (ZTA) to Paul Gay, Bob Rogers (Phi Kappa Sig) to Dean Fishbourne of Co lumbia College and Nick Abrams (Phi Kappa Sigma) to Judy Zwerdling-congratulations to their new way of life. ON THE HOUR News broadcasts 'every hour on the hour' . . . Boris Pastenk . .. Mary Anderson working as secretary for Congressman Riley in the Capital . . . Phi Epsilon Pi engage ments include Maxcy Rivkin to Judy Hirshman. THE -LEGION Couples at the Legion or Army-Navy Club . . . Myrna Hutto (Pi Beta Phi) engaged to Julian Dixon and her sorority sister, Jo Harper, engaged to Ray Newman (Phi Kappa Sigma). Gloria Walters' contagious laughter... Karen McKibben driving the VW . . . Barbara Connelly working for Senator Thurmond in Washington . . . Bert Thomas (Pi Kappa Phi) engaged to Lynn Morgan. FASHION SHOW Jo Kirven, Marigene Player and Patsy Warmoth re cently modeled in a local fashion show .. . blue, parchment and cerulean . .. conical sleeves . . . Chanel jackets ..,. and purses that can't be 'too big.' Did you attend the meeting of the Guppy Society this week . .. the speaker spoke on "After Guppies, What ?" . . . Listen to Mary Savage's speedy chatter . . . ever read David Lawrence's editorials? . .. concentrating in midst of turmoil . .. and so on, into the comfort of night, Carolina and its moods find their places in our way oflfe Compee Stock 01 STEREO RADIOS RECORD PLAYERS PORTAR LKS -- CONSOLES -.... M... DWee Waeasey Dealer sMpsub v@are Pep*C.n Bennesmce A Fash Always By KAREN MKIBDEN Fadhd"g Writer Every well-droeed worm an wears gloves. A fashionably dressed woman chooses 'her gloves to suit the occasion and her en semble. When considering a glove for costume coordination, there are definite things that must be con sidered:'is your ensemble plain or detailed, what is its sleeve length, what type is it-sporty, daytime, late afternoon, or eve ning? Plain Styles If the costume is detailed, wear plain styles; wear novelty styles if the costume is classic. For those who have wondered about types of finger stitching, there are two main types: the French-seam finger, in which the seams are on the inside or wrong side of the glove; and the hand sewn finger and its variations, in which the finger seams are stitched on the outside, giving the fingers a boxy look. Perfectly Correct Either of these types is per fectly correct, although the French-seam finger is considered more formal. There are eight basic glove lengths - three short and five longer. The shortest comes im mediately to the wrist, below the wrist bone; the regular shorty glove covers the wrist bone; and the next length shorty comes ap proximately two inches above the wrist. Gauntlet Glove The four button or gauntlet glove, the six button, eight but ton, twelve button, and sixteen button make up the longer style gloves. A recommended guide to glove fashion follows: With the sports or long sleeved costume, a wrist or regu lar shorty; for the daytime sleeveless dress, anything from a wrist shorty to an eight button glove is appropriate. Short Gloves The short gloves or a four or six button glove Is worn with a mid-arm sleeve. With the three quarter sleeve dress the shorties or the four button is lovely. The "long" shorty and the four, six, eight, and twelve but ton gloves can be worn with late afternoon outfits. For evening, the wrist and regular shorties, and the eight, twelve.and sixteen button gloves are correct. With late afternoon and eve ning costumes the jeweled glove is excellent. Charlie Way Is President OfSigma Chi Consul for Sigma Chi frater nity for the coming semester is Charlie Way. Lawton Rogers will serve as pro-consul. Annotator is Doug Garvin, quaestor is Bert Pooser and magistar is Edwin Martin. Other elected officers are Jim Herring, tribune; Jim Sherer, social chair man; Milton Smith, house man ager, and Tuffy Taylor, rush chairman. The men7. Cohnuhe. S. C. tonable Has Gb X,' :.' LX FASHIONABLE GLOVE STYLE! for this season include, top left, seam finger; top right, the reg finger; lower left, four button right, another long shorty with t] by Van Raalte.) Phi Kaps Elect Weeks As President Howard Weeks was elected president of Phi Kappa Sigma social fraternity for the spring semester. Vice-president is Bill Sword. Social chairman is John Cloyd, and scholarship chairman is Dick Adkins. M e l v i n Martin was elected pledgemaster. Rick Poff enburger and Phil Lavoie are house managers. Chart Bonham will serve as re cording secretary and Horace Sawyer as corresponding secre tary. Stanley Ansehus will serve as treasurer. FOR THAT LATE Our nationa 3-D SAl A Giant Sesame Seed Bu Patties, Melted Cheese, Special Dressing. .. .. . We Have Dining for Specia JO.. Corner State & 1 SHIRTS LO WITH "SLEEPI FITS WELL? STORES 1 LOOK Use The Locatli SUI nLAUI Lady )ves .4 . Fashionable glove styles a long shorty with the French mlar shorty with . the hand-sewn with.French seam; and lower ie French seam finger. (Gloves Jim Ashley Is President Of SAE Jim Ashley has been elected to serve as eminent archon for the coming semester of Sigma Alpha Epsilon social fraternity. Serving as deputy archon will be Julian Adams. O t h e r officers are Henry Spann, treasurer; James Dickert, recorder; and J e r r y Hart, chronicle. Will Nelson will serve as cor respondent; Allen Hall is warden and Robert Long, chaplain. Also, Jack Taylor, social chair man; Allan Jenkins, junior I.F.C. representative; and Rick Harri son, Westphalian representative. SNACK .. . Ily f.amous IDWICH n with Two Choice Beef Chopped Lettuce and a ................65c Rooms Available 1 Parties Blossom Street., ce OK SHARP HG COLLARS" !ELL! 8 SWELL! mn Nearest You YOU'RE tROUNDED BY... )RY & CLEANER How to Pr Leather A, , By Fashion Writer Today, women of fashion re vere leather accessories for their high fashion and exquisite beauty as well as for their durability and utilitarian merits. Therefore, it should be well cared for. Because leather is so durable and looks attractive even when neglected, many women are apt to forget to give their leather ac cessoies the care they require.- It is Iniportant to follow a regular program of care. Since leather is a living ~or ganism, very similar to one's own skin, it must be carefully cleansed, gently lubricated, and properly nourished, if it is to re main beautiful through the years. General Care Tips Apply neutral wax conditioner to handbags before using to pre vent water spotting and to both sides of leather belts before wear ing to prevent cracking. If the'handbag is leather-lined, use conditioner on the inside and outside. Stuff the bag with tissue paper and keep it in a box or drawer when not in use to avoid crushing or scratching the leather. Most Leathers For most leathers, a well known leather preparation which clsans, polishes, and lubricates 411 in -ne qtep is recommended. Many are guaranteed not to change the color of the leather or rot the stitching. Never Immerse a handbag, even if the label reads "Wash (By Ah Author of "Bar IS STUDYIN( Once there were three roomm Pellucid, Casimir Fing, and L taking English lit. They wc types and they all smoked would expect from such a grf the very essence of sociability, soul of concord, with its toba, soft and flip-top, its length i find when you smoke Philip I and no man's hand is raised v Each night after dinner Wa to their room and studied Enj in sombre silence and pored o and spent, they toppled ont< selves to sleep. This joyless situation obta October. Then one Novembc ously struck by a marvelous it thing," they cried. "Why, ti three hours? Why not each a will only learn one-third as matter becaijse there are thr< the exams, we can get togethe Oh, what rapture then fell o They flung their beanies into and lit thirty or forty Philip the pleasure which had so lor their lives. Alas, they found instead a s< alas, went searching for love coed named Invicta Breadet hopelessly addicted to bowli: hundred lines, some nights a was a shambles and his purse on bowling and in the end, alx which was a terrible thing t< case, because the pin-setter w~ Walter, of course, was far t< lit, but he took some comfo mates were studying and they But Walter, alas, was wronj LeRoy, were nature lovers ar for long tramps in the woo they were treed by two bear LeRoy by a Kodiak, and they January when winter set in ar went away to hibernate. So when the three roomna their knowledge, they found they had a good long laugh al kitchen and stuck their heads eletrio oven and the effects u waz in their ears got melted and today they are married i Gainglia Bran and live in the C aloe boat. to wave at. And here's a saare at you Murlbro-..m. An. Assor, nasa'-nmede bg the aswi ef tAle .a.mm?nn eserve acessores able." Always use more suds than water. If wet, dry natural4, away from any heat. Special Care Gold or silver leathers do not attract dirt, so they need little care. If they become scratched or scuffed, they can be touched up *ith a new spray solution. Suede can be'kept attractive by using a suede brush or a rubber sponge for picking up dust. Fine sandpaper refreshes the nap and helps to remove soil. Smooth grained leathers need periodic conditioning with neu tral cream. Pigskin is benefitted and beau tified by a saddle soap condition ing plus a wax polishing when dry. Snakeskin retains Its beauty and flexibility when periodically cleaned and conditioned with a neutral cleaner and nutrient. Alligator Alligator, lizard, and 'reptiles keep attractive it simonized or treated with white or neutral cream polish or balm at regular intervals. Patent leather "shines up" to a cleansing with a thick froth .of suds followed by a quick rinse with a damp (not wet) sponge. Polishing with a fresh, soft, dry cloth is the final step. Deeply grained leathers should be gently brushed to get soil from depths of grain. Condition with clear, neutral cleaner and polish. If too much conditioner ds used, brush off excess. "RaUy Round the Flag, Boyst "and, ifoo Boy with Cheek.") X NECESSARY? %tes and their names were Walter .Roy Holocaust and they were all re all happy, friendly, outgoing Philip Morris Cigarettes as you garious trio, for Philip Morris is the very spirit of amity, the very .co so mild and true, its packs so io regular or long size. You will dorris that the birds sing for you gainst you. Iter and Casimir and LeRoy went dish lit. For three hours they sat ver their books and then, squinty > their pallets and sobbed them ined all through September and r night they were all simultane lea. "We are all studying the same men, should each of us study for tudy for one hour? It is true we much thua way, but it does not ~e of us and next January before ~r and pool our knowledge!" a Walter and Casimir and LeRoy!I the air and (lanced a schottische Morrises and ran out to pursue g, so bitterly, been missing from iries of grisly misfortunes. Walter, md was soon going steady with a uff, a handsome lass, but, alas, ag. Each night she bowled five thousand. Poor Walter's thumb was empty, but Invicta just kept 8, she left Walter for a pin-setter, do to Walter, especially in this as automatic. io distraught to study his English rt from the fact that his room would help him before the exams. t. His roommates, Casimir and d they used their free time to go0 Is. One November night, alas, m, Casimir by a brown bear and were kept in the trees until mid d the brown bear and the Kodiak ates met before exams to pool they had none to pool! Well sir, out that and then rushed to the in the oven. It was, however, an ere, on the whole, benficial. The md they acquired a healthy tan o a lovely young heiress named anal Zone, where there are many 3 e liter smokers. Hess gau tried niew inmprosed Alter and better oe at ?AUpMn te. qp..gr