Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Delta Delta Sponsors Foi Claudia Waite Barbara Clarke Delta Delta Delta Social rority announces the sponsors its biennial formal dance to held tomorrow night at the lumbia Hotel from 9:00 to 12 Sponsors for the event v Was) George Washington's birth was celebrated throughout country yesterday. but Col bian's had m1ort. reason t Oregonians. You see, Gcc Washington slept here. It is certain t1hat Washing was given a grand celebrat since he was the first import THE BE -SALUTE Norm Sherer joine< Lee with the cm1 p idea' for speeding others won Norm al visor for the Colut who report to him L-A Delta Sorority i Biennial Forim Fran Bauskin Susan Inman so- Claudia Vaites, president, escortec for by Rodney Peoples; Fran Haskin be vice president, escorted by Walte Co- Bull; Terry Holman, secretary :00. escorted by Bill Wilkes; Barbari .re Clarke, treasurer, escorted bi zington Slep dlay visitor to the city. One account o the the activities is as follows: ". . . the President held a hug reception at noon-to accomodat4 the very large number of gentle rge men of Columbia, Granby . . and their vicinity who had as ton senibled to pay him their respects ion, After this fatigu-ng ceremon; ant was over, the President was con LL TELEPHONE : NORM SHE: I Ohio Bell two years ago. He hadn't any long when he had an imaginative up) customer b)illinag. This idea andl ' important p)romIotion to Sales Super uabus Oflice. Now. with six engineers Norm keeps Columbus businessmen knnounces tal Tomorrow in w e) w sl cc oi le F ni vi 1i A Terry Holman c ti F b4 ai le E 01 ol E w A ti T a4 is Martha Espedahl I Kelly Nelson; Susan I n m a n, jr marshall, escorted by Billy Key; 1, Martha Espedahl, social chairman, tj escort,ed by Don Bigby. H t Music will be provided by the Hearts. is 0 t Here g (lucted to the Assembly Room of tj the Representatives in the State w House, where were assembled t< sixty ladies who upon his entering sl - the room rose and made an ex- a cellent appearance, to whom he S - was individually introduced . . . Memorable among the toasts . . . y, r (was one) likening Washington C - to a gorgeous flower!" e: COMPANIES ER informed on advances in telephonei Norm Sherer of the Ohio ilell 'Te] other engineers like him in Bell throughout the country, hielp) bring tions service in the world to the ho a growing America. BELL TELEPHONE Nancy's B Is Dra By Regina Galgano Staff Writer Nancy Ariail was caught in the terview spotlight for this week hen it was (iscovered that in :actly one week and one day she ill no longer exist. Poor Nancy, te leaves the roll of the lively -ed to assume the responsibility a wife and housekeeper. So before the cnange takes place t's get on with the interview. irst of all, to start at the begin-, ng, Nancy was born in Green lIe, S. C., where she lived all her re until she came to Carolina. t Carolina she was quickly ught up in the whirl of activi es and pledged Alpha Delta Pi. rom a pledge she advanced to vice-president of the sorority id later she was rush chairman. Her life was not entirely social -tivities but included, among her things, studying. Ver marks d her to be invited" to join uphrosynean Society, one of the ost worthy organizations on impus. Later she was made a member, AKG, and served as Historian the same. She was also Co ditor of the "Gamecock" and on an Ilel council. This year she as elected to "Who's Who In merican Colleges and Universi es." Nancy is also a member of ri Ep. She describes this last -tivity as club "where all we (10 have fun." Nancy is a journalism major, it the plans for her future in urnalism are not complete as of )w. In fact, her immediate fu re consists of being married to oward King, on March 3rd. Her room mate said that Nancy always in a fog before eleven clock in the morning, and the rst thing she does when she ts up is bump into the wall. 'he first time she bumped into ie wall I thought something was rong, but now I've gotten used I it. I've also learned not to Wak to her before she is fully vake" said her room mate Ann hirley. The summer after her freshman ?ar, she made her debut at the otton Ball in Chattanooga, Tenn ;see. While there she had "a iervice and equipmnent. Telephone Companies the finest commnunica mues and businesses of COMPANIES F-H 4OT ig Day ving Nea last," especially at the ami ment park where she and the : of the giris reverted back i their second childhood and r all the rides. Nancy made anotner inter ing trip last summer when her cousin and Ann Shirley w out to California for the Al convention. Since they were Hollywood, they decided to sightseeing, especially to homes of movie stars. On such excursion they fell in I N with Janet Leigh and Tony ( tis' little French poodle. came about when they stoppe( front of star's house because girls saw two stars sun bathing the swimming pool and hoped i they would come out front. sad to say, only the poodle out to the fence to greet th While in California they vis D)isneyland and "it is all t everyone says it is." The ride t the trio liked best was the Tinl bell ride. Nancy claimed that fireworks were beautiful, that the "whole place wasj wonderful." They enjoyed it much that they stayed almost whole day and part of the ni; One of her most interest ex periences happened last sumi COPYmIGHT E 19U1, THE COCA-COLA COMP dri over 100 ~people get Bottled under authority of The CcaCa.i Comany b.er Cl..BI. r Ise -est nto ode when she was working as a N cal secretary for her cousin. ] !st- almost the first time in her : ,he, Nancy didn't know how to fill ent the Doctor's orders. A pati )Pi came ill, an(l the Doc said in Nancy to "put the patient on go table and drape her." Poor Nan the she like most of the rest of one would be, was utterly astouid ove What did the M.D. rieat'? ancy Aria] Lur- she finally got the patient on 'his "table." and was glad a few 1 I in later when the reguar sret the gut back flreim her vacat . by A very embarrassing thine b hat pened to her a few year, t But when crinolirne\s were iL st, ran Nanoy was on her way to ge1 em. dress fitted when it happenl ted . She crossed the s re't ;,l hat crinoline which >1he was carry hat uriher her arm f'el Iin the m id :er- oif the street. The worst is yet the come. There was a truck com-i mdI so Nancy pro'ceedled to run act' List the st.ret and leave the erinal so where it was, and just let1 the track run ever it. A ppaeren tly ht. t rock driver was very' onseI''c ilg tius ic>r he. came te, ai .<ieecht ecr hllat arid would not g te:; ANY COCA-COLA AND COKC APE PEGrSTERED TQADEMAerVg )E MAREC, contries titrershig. withrm Comke! n di- N;at'% cami and picked 'Ie slip ,or 1. It was a nice gwtUrc oi: if 1, part l t}w tir '. r. but ohhh' OW TilgTis al part of' the past n" IIov Y. n*11 ill JUSt aI fow %%vvks it w b part of w! 0e ; a I [r .5 ou who -ire S' nLtf.ttal t Ii- mier 011. '- you to kyst' that ho .] hiting.' the ; wert.' - ;a g othe u brst Io i v I). T i. o w . ,e f i h , , th ng cha fir Id and t , : tvild d't each%N It; r. Lat wh It}c c;.m!w t1 cx n i h y Il,t t I . zi x ay Nancy : .ry ntrtdin IeUph'y, 1 a. ait tat thnkJ- thit than 'tv . Iy ti ut'. st intnt-are thlinks tia t.t tud. tt knIIo, w nior(- aboult h, ,-, : 7 tfritw an rirr:si kno>ckinp sororito w na n y tliS. bu1t Ilnly tatin tha;2 1t thW m1 A.i ,rity V f thieI tuti1. nt., arI* rather I i V?>ra11)t xw , .I t conl-s to4 honlo rari(. As far as prepa rations for that IW WQird of marrimre wo. Nancy said tha.;t sie is h-arnngI1 to cook. a tindi readlyw i't want to poison Iowar i ti( f rst tim!1 she c(ooks for him. W4 kn w she on't. At t he p r-t itor fit ue hus hand is In (iimany ibut will make it backi ni tin for the wed1ding. A fto,r hw vradua"te- In . lm. she1 will mv o\ v , r to (;i-rm- a., with him, who.l. they \%;!! 1vt japp .ly iver aftr .. I thev can CoMp back ,t stati' whin I 1ncle Sam r - l.r. K ing. Nancy l, %-v< to trav! and shoIud I -' : v (d (I ;;;. I: seem" that i >t -ummt.1 sht and her a4i1M i- A.y ak tiff alld go "'n. pIs." Tw- ummrs ago th %v I t: Nas:,a Iu. That re m1;1is -l! hl.,er Ilt e b'vach and shit sai ti at sio likes to ravel to the bevach tot.. Whio SnII'ti? to f NI ' c st -ctret S are the that shl wi Irs nitacts. it-fore Sh ' v t h(m sihf. woul I rver wi ar hir Olass's 010'l 50 u wals en3 .,e a :i ot set, I:lltlii I ten she(. started w avIn g a franetica;ly at i-veryon shv saw d a mmb-1 ri'rni u tUd t f ee mies. I )at 's . k.. we undt -stnd. di u i.1xe t fr l !l amfi w tih hiti Ar all Ai at W..t in e)Oa.~ 'n f chanlg 'irastic ally': Wi' n nt i n:. the ico-'d wfe atlknowy I i e'. set' lher when('t she ami 'I:rIth suatthtbsnu EdIucationl M ajors;hy' .: CfIflubtO a club.st2 i*'i f1 p y :a ti.e' t mai' I. Aty ph. Ial dti :nol ma;ilori' mtler< 'st mwet-kn th]titt lube offr it ed~ f to t esn th meetit'r. Th'e net meeiof Pi ~- 1s ." ptiiu wii be o 1thruary at- Lvn Mev'y T 'uesa ngh - ~:0rpm Spring' ~ ls woicrigo newb la1ts't thek eenew Thei ers )fors t tpring tomestabr.s t)t indua Thapt of the Coew presidtent ohm Gfor. the ie presidnt GCn) hic wnduvlc striegt stimulary; studen nErvin, inThe UnCie aowongs.