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0 FEA N AT H a t FEASTING AT HENRY'S In honor of "Brother" Anna Long . . . Saturday Night . . . Returning Warriors, Brothers Pat Adair, Mike Sheheen, Jo Johnson, and Glenda Gunter . . . Other Brothers Present Brother Charles Behling (Czar), Theresa Swink, Sis Mullis, Herb Bradley, Gerda Moore, Joel Gottlieb, Bob St. John, Belle Howe, Osce Self, Fran Baskin, Walter Bull, Murray Coker, Bob Hill, Marion Burns, Jane Wasson, Jimmy Harri son, Kaki Eccles, Carole Jones, Dean Frampton, Ned Self, Bob Haney, Bill Gooding, Chip Cotheran . . . Guests of Tri-Ep . . . Ben James, Bo Mullis, Craigley, Eleanor Baskin, and Randy McHaffee. KAPPA SIGMA At the Football Game . . . Then at the Homecoming Dance . . . Scott Anderson and Jane Weeks, Bob Dirkes and Rita Moon, Bob Crain and Nickie Still, Tom Lawson and Nancy Orr, Les Dickert and Mary Jo Sherrill, John God bold and Janis Clemons, Karl Beason and Toni Metcalf, Swami Nash and Barbara Knight, Woody Woodward and Babs Kennedy, Dan Sherrill and Fay Ellison, Luther Rankin and Ellie Kerlin, Ron Motley and Carol Gault, Lewis Argoe and Martha Lewin, Jim and Ann Baldwin, Phillip Brown and Mary Lou Willard, Gene Platt and Troy Matthews, Tom Conner and Mary McCraw, Warren Nye and Dottie Wilson, Durrell Benjamin and Jane Smith, Ronnie Garrett and Carol Uprichard, Jimmy Sauls and Barbara Baker, Dub Davis and Kay Brewer, Paul Valentine and Ann Thompson, Ray Drummond and Bonnie Lawrence, Ed Burgess and Ann Dunning, Jim Fuller and Yvonne Todd, Jimmy Copeland and Mickie Caflish. AT THE "WARM HOUSE" Saturday Night . . . During and after the Township Party . . . Members of "The Royal Order of the Head" . . . Beverly Truesdale and Buddy Herring, Eleanor Hall and Bill Barksdale, Clara Annette Rikard and Milton Lewis, Donna Huffman and Doc Howard, Maryanne Love and Benny Dubose, Polly Richardson and John Dalisa, Jane Harper and Dickie Melton, Tilly Harper and Dick Schwab, Jane Buchanan and John Breedin, Donna Singletary and John Clasen, Ann Roe and Jimmy Glenn, Linda Whittle and Billy Lipscomb, Patty Richardson and "Trunkie" Seastrunk, Jane Walter and Sack McNeil, Mary Lou Axleburg and Milling Blalock (Sewanee), Bonnie Dreher and Harris Deloache, Lula Murrey and Dewain Herring, Barbara Copeland and Bill Wright, Jean Montgomery and Billy Denton, Jimmy Truesdale and Maribeth Gardner, Kaki Eccles and Jimmy Harrison, Mimi Montgomery and John Shearin, Rhoda Arrowsmith and Jerry Spann . .. and the NC State Sigma Nu Chapter. PARTY TIME . . . PHI EP STYLE Where? . . . The Woman's Club . . . When? . . . Friday night.. . What? . . . ONE JUKING GOOD TIME!! Among the swingers . . . Lynn Blum and Paul Rundbaken, Caro lyn Black and Ira Berendt, Loretta Ginsberg and Sam Drai sen, Bunky Abrams, and Richard Kurtz, Linda Firetag and Richard Hayes, Sally Sharnoff and Mickey Gischbein, Iliene Roth and Mark Lehmann, Rosalind Shurin and Ronnie Carter, Marsha Pollar and Sam Abrams, Judy Lesselbaum and Tad Fogel, Paula Cross and Charlie Greenberg, Sheryl Rothberg and Joe Addleson, Maxine Woloushy and Barry Briebart, Peggy Von Nessen and Gary Pollikott, Irene Sabel and Don Laevnder, Bobbi Rothberg and Bobby Ginsberg, Beth Cohen and Kenneth Friedman, Clawdine Viverman and Sam Solomon, Pat Roessel and H-enry Eiches, SEEN IN THE STANDS And celebrating . . . before and after the game . . . Sig (Continued on page 5) COPYAIGHY T 9C, THE COCA-COLA COMPAN. Beaux Art Initiates 13 Beaux Arts Society, an organiza tion which encourages interest in fine arts at the University, will in itiate 13 new members next week. I New members include Calhoun Kennedy, William Verner, Lloyd Hendricksi, Susan Woodward, Ka ren Espedahl, Pauline Richardson and Susie Haltiwanger, all of Co lumbia. Also, Peter Browne Ruffin, Wil-I, mington, N. C.; Marvin Wimberly, St. Matthews; Stuart Hall, Gaff ney; Molly Drayton, Charleston; Peggy Fretwell, Anderson; and Marion Rhett, Atlanta, Ga. Come See Our Selection ' E of Winter Sportswearl ALLIGATOR TWEED TOPCOATS $38.75 and CAMEL BLAZERS t From $35.00 BET WEEN get that ref re~ COPELAND CO. with Coke! 1409 Man o.sttled under authiority of Wigs Make ['he Big Move knd Become Fads Since the days of Cleopatra to ie modern Nefertiti the wig has Iways been a source of intrigue nd comment. From the bejeweled end of Mark Antony's lover this iase coiffure has been a timely ifesaver - for those unfortunate romen who can never manage heir hair or who are subject to aldness. The modern fad started in Cali ornia when a woman commenced o comb and brush a fur hat she was trying on. The finished effect vas something that resembled a eased up- brushed over pixie. From this the manufacturers de !ided to make moderately priced ,vigs in hopes that the fad would mtch on. Well, it has - sorta. We've seen quite a few people 3porting them. In fact, even the gentlemen have taken up the cus toni . . . a man at the Homecom ing dance wore a black one brushed back. le looked strikingly like the ape man. We Get Letters Too.... Dear Madame Society Editor, By the definition of your job in last week's "Gamecock," I can only infer that it takes no imagina tion to write your social column just a big red pencil. After carefully studying your list of names (reminds me of a phone book), one can readily see that you have the absolute power to make or break the social stand ing of any individual or group; you tell your readers who is "in," who is "out" and who knows how to have a good time. The gentleman (?) who penned that nasty letter realized your ter rible power when you made him an outcast by your rude omission. Maybe you think he didn't "kick it out" in the best of Carolina spirit the previous week? Or maybe it was time for him to be out any way? I often bemoan my lowly state caused by your vicious red pencil, but I still read your trash for want of better literature. With great pain and courage I place my name on this document in hopes that this ease of social injustice will be pleaded to my peers. FRED JONES COCA.COLA AND COAt All REKOITInID ISCIADEASK HALVE... ~hing new feeling A COCA.COLA aOianGm Con Double exposur means double ji to sports wear. Called a Skape, it se of Orion and wool, it is a classic ski flaring out in a full cieele. In a can has large fake patch pockets which skirt is worn over the head as a wrap To give a finished look to the wrap, on to the inside waistband. (Courtesy Zeta Tau A Announces Beta Omicron chapter of Zeta E Tau Alpha recently initiated three S new members. These girls are tj Cathie Dutton, of Columbia; Ellen C Horton, of Columbia; and Gay Smoak, of Yonges Island. a Pledge officers of Zeta Tau Al- h pha have also been named. These I officers are Pat Burrows of Kings- d tree, president; Ann Crobland of S Columbia, vice - president; Sandy v PE GIRl HIGH-FLYING GYM-DANDY ( Few sights in all the ing as the unexpected maneuver. Plato mij mind when he wrott with a beautiful forr that will be the faire contemplate the visio Although the Gyri tightening the laces action to be fully ap Pall Mall. It's a long but it must be Iasted~ and see. Pall Mall's So smooth son downrid C ] s t r leasure In a brand new addition rves as a skirt or a wrap. Made it fitted over the hips and then tel and chocolate brown plaid, it conceal slit openings. When the these slits are the arm openings. a detachable cowl color buttons of Penney's.) ipha Initiates ates of Columbia, secretary; arah Garren of Myrtle Beach, reasurer; and Chris Edwards of olumbla, historian. Fall social events have included campus-wide drop-in and a tea onoring Mrs. W. E. Helms of Co imbia, national second vice-presi ent. The annual Big Sister-Little ister banquet is to be held No ember 15. d1 Mall WATCD v'orld of girl watching are as breathta observation of a Gym-Dandy in mida ~ht well have had the Gym-Dandy ,"When a beautiful soul harmonia n, and the two are cast in one mou st of sights to him who has the eye a-Dandy is a joy to behold even wh of her sneakers, she must be seen preciated. The same thing is true ol firm cigarette in a handsome packaj to be fully appreciated. Try Pall M Snatural mildnes good to your tas ,so satisfying, ~ht smokeable! Whats B In Coi LECTURES The Kiwanis Club of Richland 'ounty o p en s its spectacular 'ravel and Adventure series this ieek, "The Ganges River of India," roduced and narrated in person by ravel photographer Douglas Wil on. It will mark the first of six imilar productions . . . moving the udience from the snoweaps of te Himalayas down through the ast plains of India to the Bay of engal. ART At the Columbia Museum of Art, he unusual paintings of Hettie darie Andrews continue; opening qovember 8, one of the outstand ng contemporary exhibits - the nternational H all m a r k Art kwards. Permanent collections al vays on view, including the excel ent Renaissance collection, Kress Ning. Next door at the Science duseum, the Aqautic Walk, Natu. -al History Corridor, and the cur ent Planetarium show, "Splendoz n the Skies." In the gallery of McMaster am Tender Pieces of Nat Vegetables Simmert CHICKEN Baked With Butter Muscadi Cc $1 WOUJARI "'am r %r Mngy AIMset Corner of State and BSlssom S1 CAYC1, s. C. Pre s eni [ER'S G1 )4 in es all te! uef24,. ,appening umbia exhibit of the works of William Halsey, the nationally known art ist, excells as a colorist; paintings are pure abstraction. In the Archives Building, a new exhibit in the Front Corridor, traces the history of the Church of England in South Carolina. Pre pared under the auspices of the S. C. Archives Department. Docu ments and manuscripts pertaining to early public and governmental ties of church and state in colonial America. The Kendall Room of the Caro liniana Library is the oldest sepa-C) rate college library building in the U. S. and houses the books and records relating to state history and presented by the estate of the late industrialist Henry P. Kendall. All news for the society pages must be in the "Gamecock" of fice by 2:00 on Monday after noon if It Is to appear in the paper the following Friday. Any news turned in after that time will not be used! ve Chicken with Fresh d in Fricassee Sauce POT PIE milk Biscuit Topping ne Sauce ffee .40 Uornonl LS~ JIDE )~