The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 20, 1963, Page Page Four, Image 4
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So here we are - back
from the hours of leisure s:
ion, etc., isn't it?
Being swished away fron
cap unpacking, trying to t:
into "home sweet home" an
have had a more relaxed ati
on those days.
But can anyone say trul
back, seeing all the old crew
and getting acquainted with
is incidentally, great this
fun to listen goggle-eyed to
mer experiences.
The other night many A
the Knights of Columbus. S
mer were: Mike Walton and
and Nancy Jo Edwards, Dai
Armstrong, Jeff Green and
Daniels and Plum Jenkins,
Bob Sanders and Jean Thom
Moorehead, John Reid and
son and Mikell Hazelhurst.
The KA's were kicking i1
at a "Back To School" part
tending were: Buddy Barkei
Richard Sullivan, William V
Timberlake and Gayle Bro
Prentice Thomas, Genie Gai
Darby and Susan Roach, El
and Polly Moseley, Ann G:
Brown and Kay Howard. Al
Pherson, Nancy Poag and
The Sigma Chi's were
school started. Seen at the
Mahan and Molly Drayton,
shaw, Lee Powell and Dee I
Duncan, Pam and Ted Ow
lunn, Mike and Susie Da
Also Sister D.otterer and D)o
Seen arguing politics ai
Colin Hlarley and Peggy I
Montgomery, Dino Manos ar
and Patsy Paschal, Sister I
SuSu Woodward and L4ouis
EN:
Robin Burns (ZTA) am
logical Seminary), Ann Ja~
(Lambda Cthi), Peggy Ellis
PI
Ann Sanders (Pi Phi) a.
Fishburn (Pi Phi) and Be
c'hita Gaud (DlZ) and Joe
Mickey Fischhein (Phi Ep)
MA
Pat Lynn andl Charles MI
Paschal, Brenida WVilliams a
and Guy Mears, Richard I
Martin Schwartzman to Su
The dleadlinle for copy for t hi
society andIIt teaituire pages Ie
MIonday afternOoon . . . nlews
turnedI in earliest will be giver
p)riority. l'ersons interested are
urged to notify the Gamecoci
editors of any news or ideas
Anyone interested in writing
society or leature articles
please attend the meeting al
2 p.m. today or drop hy the
office on a Monday evening.
REORDERS
NOW
ARRIVING
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S. C. BOOK
STORE
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Martin
nd
Hems
in the ratrace, quite a change
ent at the lake, Pawley's Pavil
i the easy life and into the mad
ransform your ole dorm rooms
d registration! Viet Nam would
nosphere than Carolina Campus
hfully that it isn't great to be
', making preparations for rush,
our new freshman Class (which,
rear). Best of all, though, it's
the stories of everybody's sum
.TO's and dates got together at
een reminiscing about the sum
Randy Armstrong, Pete Soutter -
na McLendon and Mary Huston -
Robbie Welbourn. Also Teddy
Jimmy Green and Pixie Coats,
as, Woody Goodson and Suzanne
Susan Echols, and Bland Addi
t
b
out to the music of the Sabers
y at Heise's. Some of those at- s
- and Pam Millikan, Marian and
Tilson and Carol DuBose, Tome n
ughton, Maurice Gilchrist and 1
vin and Billy Cogshall, Warren b
aine Outz and Bob Martin, Bob w
cay and Miles Loadholt, Patty s
so Diane Love and Thomas Mc- n
C
Jimmy Gilreath.
anxious to get together after 1
get-together were: Bobby Mc- e
3mitty File and Charlotte Cren- ,
Vest, Cliff Hawkins and Gelene u
mn, Deane Pittman and Biancy d
is, John Land and Pat Earle.- a
n Rutledge.
the Law School party were:
"retwell, Ted Davis and Mimi
id Barbara Dyson, C. 0. Warren
)otterer and D)on Rutledge, and r
Sullivan.
G;AGED)
I IDennis Smith (General Theo
ckson (DZ) and Gruber Sires
(ZTA) and Bill Clary.
NNED
nd John Hemmer (ATO), Lynn
nny D)uBose (Sigma Nu), Pan
H-Iarris.on (ATO, Sewa nee) , anid
and( Sally Sharnoff.
sRRIED)
cAlister, Barb)ara Page and Jack -
ndl Howardl Ilellams, Beth Jones -
%Ul t% i. Bf( unky Abramis, and
her idea of
a vacation is
BOYS TOWN
she's coming to the -~
N WPLAYING ,
O r t . rat rl
Reading but justice.Not politu
Canus but morality."Mar
again? must join in the A
t against aocial evii
LITTLE MAN C
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Why Worry A b
ow To
It takes little figuring to realize she
hie rewards of a trimmer shape- 100
ut a few calculations can help. ing
For example, you may become fir,
ylph-like more easily and stay pou
iat way longer if you keep in F
iind how few calories you really of
eed to maintain a slim figure. mo.
[ultiply your desired weight by for
> if you are moderately active, seti
y 20-25 if you do hard physical up
'ork, by 13 if you are unusually oth
2dentary. This will give you the oril
umber of calories you should car
onsume each day to maintain am
hat weight. Not much room for I
ot-fudge sundaes, is there? C
Further useful figuring: for E
very 3600 calories you can trim c
ff your intake, you will lose an s
nwanted pound. But this isn't as t
ifficult as it seems: you use up a
calorie a minute just sitting c
round! Stand around doing noth- r
rig for a 'whole hour - and you'll t
urn up 60 calories.c
You can use up about 100
alories by six minutes of walk-i
rig upstairs; ten minutes of swvim
ring or running; 15 minutes of
icycling or rowing; 17 minutes
f playing tennis; 20 minutes of
owling; 20-40 minutes of walk
rig, depending on speed; 38 min
tes of dancing. Chalk up another
00 calories gone for every 40-50"
ninutes of walking through the
ouse doing the house-cleaning
mnd for ('very 50-65 minutes of
tanding at the sink doing dishes
r light laundry.
With all this activity available.
nd diet besides, it shouldn't he
00 hard to reach your ideal
veight. One wa for a woman to
omnpute whast she should we'ih
as opposedi to what shel tinks
-NOW
a story of
passiom,
.. bloodshed, , I
desire.
and death,
everything,
in fact,
that
makes
life
werth
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COLOR
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LEMNON Mae.IN~E
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r, on men's mindf... And
s, what W there were two
oP them? Another
h Camus crting out
! against tnjustice?!
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t Weight?
r,< . ell r :, ,
f~ l B-90
rrut Weight?
Figure
might like to weigh: allow
105, or 110 pounds, depend
on bone structure, for the
t five feet of height, five
nds for each additional inch.
igure out, too, which method
weight reduction will involve
t satisfaction, least hardship
you. Some people would rather
le for half portions than give
any of the foods they enjoy;
ers prefer to live without fav
;e high-calorie foods if they
eat everything else in normal
ounts.
reakfast every day: 12 cup of
range or tomato juice or %
rapefruit; 1 small serving of
ry or cooked cereal with
kimmed milk or 1 poached or
oiled egg with 1 piece of toast
nd half a pat of butter; black
offee or tea. This meal must
ever be skipped or sipped; save
he liquid diet food for lunch
r dlinner.
.,unch can be liquid diet food
n the many flavors now on the
narket. Or it can be a thermos
f liquid diet. Interesting reci
les add further variety.
)inner: 1 s er vi ng of lean
>roiled or roasted meat, fish or
>oultry, or 2 slices of cheese;
TAYL ORDABUTO
ELSA MARINELL
MARGARET RUTHERF0UIO
MAUGIE8SMITH
ROD TAYLOR
OR8ON WELLES
THE
"VERY IMPORTANT PERSONS"
MNAVIS0N* and ME TRO COLS
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INDA CHRISTIAN ffRENCE RATTIGAN
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ANTHONY ASQUITH ANATOLE DE GRUNWALD
STARTS THUR., SEPT. 26
THEATER
what would Albert Ca
Se were he two ?
It seems to I
Theyl be Albert Camj.!
Fall Fashio.
BY NANCY JO EDWARDS s
- Staff Writer C
After talking with several well
dressed coeds, the fashion opin- t:
ions for this fall seem to lean y
toward leather. Leather coats have e
been fashionable in the past; how
ever, this year's emphasis will be 1i
on leather trim. it
Kid gloves, long and short b
length, add style to an outfit that b
is to be worn to football games L
or to church. Many suits with c<
leather trimmed jackets will be tc
seen this fall, and skin shoes and d
handbags never seem to go out S
of style.
Even more this year, skin will d
be worn by the best dressed col- n
lege girls. Although these acces- si
sories may be more expensive w
than others, they will certainly
last longer and look nice years sl
from now. in
If you are buying a new coat, w
you will find that fur collars will p
be popular aga:n this winter. Rac
coon, beaver, or even mink collars b
will add glamour to a coat or li
Yourse
2 servings of vegetables or 1
vegetable and 1 salad; 1 serv
ing of fresh or canned fruit; 1
8-ounce glass of skimmed milk;
coffee or tea if desired.
Though such a regime will keep
you well-nourished and well
filled, other hazards - mostly
psychological - may arise. To
combat them, follow these tips:
" Use smaller plates for serv
ing; diet portions can look
lost on a regular dinner plate.
" Get your mate, beau or best
friend to go on a diet with
you; the competition will be
stimulating. Better yet, make
it a three-way contest.
" Think in terms of losing
dress sizes r a t h e r than
pounds; it will make your
goal both more vivid and
more appealing.
* Promise yourself a definite a
reward for each five-pound t
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* SPECIALISTS IN I
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LAUW
AAAIM AT BLO"SSO"A
I suppose I
had that
coming...
n Forecasi
uit. Many girls will be seen i
hesterfield coats.
A fur, felt, or especially a hr
immed in snake or lizard ski
'ill be the finishing touch to a
ye-catching outfit.
While these fashions are hig}
ghts on dressy attire, new style
t clothes for the classroom ar
eing seen on campus. Shifts ar
ecoming more and more popula
ast year, a shiftless wardrob
)uld struggle through the semef
r, but this year shifts ar
afinitely "in" for campus wea:
uede, corduroy, and wool shifi
'ill be seen when the temperatur
rops, but during the early fal
adras, denim, and dark cotto
iifts with blouses are bein
orn.
Also popular are the long
eeved shirtwaist dresses, eithc
cotton or wool. These can t
orn almost anywhere - on can
as and on dates.
In the sweater departmen
ulky cardigans still head tI
t. V-necks with patched sleev(
I On(
weight loss - and delivc
promptly. After your diet,
will help to reward yourse
for each month that yc
maintain your desired weigh
" Try to eat each meal at tI
same time every day; you ca
associate this habit with tI
habit of eating less at ea
meal. (And, of course, you
be less apt to overindulge
you haven't skipped or pos
poned a meal.)
" However, do not eat wh<
you are unusually tired <
tense. Wait till you have ri
laxed a little.
" Have a photograph take
every time you lose five
ten pounds.
Coming to grips with a figui
roblem can also help. Do yot
weeping with brisk movement;
t floor-scrubbing time, keep yoi
aek straight while you vigo:
ME STI
l'UDENTS AND Fl
Charge Accoun
lINE!
OR ONE-DAY SERVICE
)RY CLEANING LEATHEI
-HOUR COIN-OP LAUI
'S LAUNDERED TO PEP
THRIFTY SCOTCH BUN
OLD SEAL DRY CLEAb
* 30 DAYS TO PAY
dDRY & CLI
S- Af"R SC FROM THE,
n Miss Mary Lou Axelberg, a
Junior from Aiken, was recently
selected Sweetheart of B e t a
Omicron chapter of Sigma Nu at
s the University of the South, at
e Sewanee, Tennessee. Mary Lou is
e pinned to Milling Blalock, who is
now attending the USC Law
e School. She is also vice president
of Alpha Delta Pi sorority.
e
will be worn with pleated and
s A-shaped skirts. Dominating col
e ors will include black, white,
1, brown, and the new "bottle green."
n To complete any outfit, one
g needs a pair of trusty Weejuns.
This year they will be seen in
many colors - blue, green, red,
r and tan, plus the popular black,
e brown, and cordovan.
- To sum it up, fashions have not
become radically changed. The
t, look, however, is becoming more
e and more subdued and sophisti
a cated.
Ramour
br ously move the weight from the
it shoulders. Get in the habit of
if pulling in your abdomen when
u ever you are standing in line at
t. the supermarket, reaching for
e something or s i m p 1 y sitting
n quietly.
C Stretch whenever you can; if
h you work in an office, push your
11 chair away between assignments
if and raise your feet, legs fully
t extended. Stand when you dress
and undress; bend down to get
n your slippers instead of kicking
>r them out from under the bed.
3- You'll be burning extra calories
and building physical fitness be
n sides.
1r If you use your daily rounds to
keep in trim, use your diet as the
e foundation for more sensible eat
ir ing habits - and employ psy
i; chlology to make slimness a habit
ir-- you'll be fully justified in fig
ruring on glamour.
JOENTS
KCULTY
!NOW . ..
(BY REQUEST)
tS, SUEDES & TRIMS
IDRY
FECTION
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