Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS When every night was a party night... Phi Delts and guests . .. celebrating with "Christmas Cheer" at the Y Camp with a Party and Bar-B-Q. Seen on the scene were Pat Russell and Ed Curtis, Shields Osborne and George Harmon, Linda Lowe and Johnny Troutman, Kae Harper and Don Childs, June Lournes and George Law, Kay Huey and Mike Waddell, Bevie McGee and Bill Lynch, Diane Lewis and Skip Mobley, Millie Keefe and Fred McElveen, Brenda Dal ton and Lee Jones, Julie Bouknight and Jimmy Coleman, Lynn Stricklin and Dan Whitehurst, Martha Clinkscale and Larry Stanley, Mary Giles and Larry Robinson, Sara Kirton and Tim Schoen, Mim Russell and George Milleway, Bar bara Dearson and Al Sanders, Linda Maxcy and Jim Dob bins, Mary Loes Howell and Jim Reynolds, Honey Barron and Guerry Burnett. BUBBLES, BUBBLES, BUBBLES At the Phi Kap Christmas Formal . .e.and Champagne Party . . . at the Downtowner . . .with music by the "HEARTS." Swinging in style were Johnny Hite and Jane Nelson, Bob Wiley and Kaye Kirby, Buddy Clark and Becky Bruner, Eric Wowra and Patty Clark, Paul Mc Carthy and Pat Butters, Tuss Fitch and Rachel Blair, Neal Resch and Dianne Jenkins, Herb Bradley and Joan Hewitt, Charles Hedgepath and Adeline Armstrong, C. o. Warren and Rosemary Moody, Lonnie Caughman and Beth Marvin, Perry Moses and Susan Long, Doug Elmore and Peggy Moses, Ben James and Betty Battle, Joe Logan and Diana Blitch, Ernie Paschal and Ann Abrams, Bobby DeLoach and Judy Barton, Nowell Ridgell and Carolyn May, Jim and Kay Gordon, Tommy and Bobbie Kirkland, Sidney Bethune anc Rea Dorsey, Sam Evert and Patty Alvoid, Frank Taylor and Lil Davis, Bryant Owens and Kat Lyons, Ronnie and Joyce Fair, Vance and Hattie NeSmith, Jeff Stafford and Peggy Snyder, Jimmy Carroll and Ann Williams, Jim Tobias and Peggy Loadholt, Charles Salters and Kaye Jordan, Jerry Killen and Diana Bryant, Joe Tillotson and Mackie Kohn, Jim Stradley and Sally McGee, Spencer Moorer and Anne Sligh, Tommy Fitts and Sandy Hudson, CHI O'S ALL With the Catlinas . . . at the Hotel Columbia on the 17th . .. for their Christmas Formal and Bufft . . . Among the Chi 's, dates and guests were Sandy Swink and Sandy Ign' Priss Foster and Johnny Haggins, Patty Gause and P ELpscomb, Carole Jones and Bo Mullis, Judy Stokes and Charlie Wofford, Gelene Duncan and Ted Davis, Barbara Seigler and Yank Smith, Kaki Eccles and Jimmy Harrison, Regina Galgano and Jeff Grant, Martha Espedahl and Townsend Price, Ann Thomas and David Hare, Mary Huston Armstrong and Carl McClendon, Susie Haltinger and Jack Davis, Carolyn Swaffield and Tommy Stepp, Patty Clark and Eric Wowra, Marty Sheheen and Bob Hill, The resa Swink and Charles Behling, Eleanor Hall and Scott Brown, Kerry Wofford and Milton Lewis. AND STILL ANOTHER SAE'st. . . at Carpenter's Hall . . . the Catlinas were there too . . . Also in and out were Clarence Clyatt and Carole Doscher, Carey Kilgore and Judy Davis, Charlie Wofford and Judy Stokes, Ray Fretwell and Mary Myers, Buddy Epps and Betty Kennedy, Johnny Farnsworth and Ka rchardson, Jimmy Thomas and Judy James, Pat Gault and Mary Bennett, Yank Smith and Anne Hock, Sumter De Vaga and Barbara Seigler, Al Hagood and Lucy Robson, Tommy Miller and Linda West, Tommy Muzekari and Mary Ann Ingram, Jackie Seawell and Nancy Land, Joe Osteen and Marion Boyd, Morris Cave and Judy Minus, Lee Smith and Melissa Thornton, Rick Wallace and Pam Hendrix, George Sullivan and Caro Riley. IN THE CHRISTMAS RUSH Pins gettin' switched . . . making the Move were Ray Fretwell (SAE) and Mary Myers (Ti Delt), Jimmy Glenn (Sigma Nu) and Ann Roe (Tri Delt), David Hare (Sigma Chi) and Ann Thomas, Jack Williams (PiKA) and Norah Teague (Tri Delt). WITH A "LEFT HANDED LOOK" And a special sparkle . . . they're ENGAGED . . . Patty Gause (Chi 0) and Frank Lee (Sigma Nu alum), Troye Matthews and Gene Platt (Kappa Sig). MAKING THE TRIP DOWN THE AISLE Joan Wolcott (Chi 0) and Dick Reed (Fla. Presby), Blaine Haskell (Chi 0) and A. B. Fennell. IAll Dews for the society pages mut be In the "Gamecock" of- S R IE I fiee by 2:00 on Monday. S R IE I ---- WITH 30 DA Visit Us During Our Annual AT THE Winter Clearance 25-40% Off SUITS SPORT COATS TOP COATS *Apply now for a cred SWEAERSMain Street at Bloss SWEATERSfrom the new men's joy quality one-day Hurry While You're also invited t Selcton coin-operated laundry 2 0'LND G1LAmUDRgY You Eyes- Wise Are you a three-eyed woman? According to the make-up ex perts at a leading beauty house, you are wise if thrice your eyes are in a different guise. The new ideas on eye make-up involve a three-eyed change-about - with a completely different looking pair for (1) daytime (2) small evening affairs, and (3) big evening galas. (1) Your daytime eyes, which look at such things as buses, sub ways, offices, kindergartens, and shopping c e n t e r s, needn't be slighted in favor of more glamor ous occasions. But daytime eye make-up is the most subtle eye art of all. Beware, say Cutex beauty experts, of these glaring mistakes: overuse of mascara, heavy lid-lining, and rigid black "beetling" brows. The barely-open morning eye needs a treat - perhaps a sooth ing touch of eye-drops followed by a dash of facial cream around the lids and eyebrows. Next, pencil in your brows with small sketchy strokes (not one solid line) and lightly brush over them with your iinger. Time may be a premium at this hour, but at least make a note of whether or not your eyebrows are ready for a new shaping - it's easier if you don't put it off too long. A fine line of eye-pencil directly above the upper lashes gives your eyes emphasis without making chem too owlish for the early morning sun. For best results place your mirror in a corner of the room where the sun is brightest or invest in a small mirror which suspends itself on your shoulder and leaves both hands free. (2) For "small evenings"-the movies, informal dinner at a iriend's house, the P. T. A. meet ng, your night school or hobby club, the Y. W. C. A., a casual date - anywhere you wear a street-length dress - eyes need more emphasis. Overhead lights such as found in school rooms or conference halls, often make eyes seem tired, cavernous, dull. Make brows more definite, not forgetting chat the part of them closest to your nose often extends slightly below the eye ridge - penciling this curve gives a lovely look of depth and contrast. Mascara ap plied to the upper lashes is a must - and eye-liner you will surely want to re-apply. Guide yourself by a strong artificial light over your dressing table. (3) For big evening galas - a ball, an opening night, an "affair of the year" on any occasion where you wear either a long or short evening dress - grab your palette of eye make-up and give yourself time to create a work of art. One of the foremost authorities in the field, Oleg Cassini, has created a complete wardrobe of eye make-up colors in his role of fashion designer and consultant for Cutex products. Called "Eyes by Cutex," he has designed five new eye shadow preparations, six basic shades of eye shadow stick, a pressed powder eye shadow for a "velvety-like" finish, cream eye shadow, lotion eye shadow, matte eye shadow stick, a variety of new eye pencils, automatic mascara with a new emollient to help keep lids soft and supple. With a complete palette spread before you, ask yourself whether I ONE DAY rs TO PAY * SIGN OF QUALITY! it card at Sunshine on om across the street dormitories. Then en service by request. > use our economical & CLEANERS Delta Z Mary Beth Taylor Delta Zeta sorority held its Be January 5th at 9:00 p.m. at the C by the Marliners. Officers and their dates are: Pi you wish your eyes to appear wider, slanted, further apart, or deeper set. To bring very deeply set eyes "forward": Spread pale foundation cream all around the eye socket in a circle, blend carefully. Cover with a thin film of your usual make-up. This also helps in dis guising dark circles beneath the eye. Then apply eye shadow to outer area of the lids only. To make eyes appear wider: Put mascara on upper and lower eye lids. Carefully powder. Then give them another coat. Shorten line of eyebrows slightly by plucking those nearest nose. To recess prominent eyes: Use eye-shadow near the upper lashes experimenting with several colors to give the effect of deep-setted ness. Also try shaping your eye brows in a straight, squared-off fashion instead of the conventional arch. To make eyes appear slightly slanted: Bring eye-shadow out to The that] to be leade Alme torn additi engin powe The c is ex; electr Jf yo1 apprc To he? gree? NUCLI NECERI rcog, Pr CONNE as LOeRz . eta Hol Abble Frick nnial Rose Formal dance Saturday, ;rriage House. Music was furnished esident, Mary Beth Taylor escorted the corner of the lids and slant up ward. Experiment with eye-liner shapes - bringing it out a little past the corner of the eye. Women have used tweezers and mascara long before Cleopatra. Some of these eye-beauty imple ments have been found which were made more than 5,000 years ago. We still use some of the lessons of yesteryear, although modern cosmetics have done away with many of the hardships of the past. Elizabethan women rubbed their eyebrows with ripe elderberries, cork, cloves burnt in a candle or the black of Frankincense and mastic. Home products gave to expensive preparations by the lat ter 19th century, but these were available only to the rich in Paris. Even in this century the ancient Egyptian secret of mixing scented oil with powdered chalk was used by many women who prepared it in their homes. For women may turn men's heads - but not with out batting an eyelash. AT PRATT YOUR EYES C UIT YOUR FEET I ;1amour and excitement of space ag 'arsightedness must be coupled wit] attained. This is the philosophy uj in flight propulsion systems has be st four decades of solid engineering mnagement's conviction that basic on to concentrated research and< es, new and exciting effects are beinj rapplication. 'hallenge of the future is indicated >lring the areas of technical know fc conversions ..,. hypersonic propuis ihave interests in common with us, ach to get there, investigate carcer< s move tomorrow closer to today, we co, t can be a B.S., M.S. or Ph.D. In: MECH J AR ENGINEERING e PHYSICS * CHEIV NO SCIENCE.or APPLED MECHANICS. 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