Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE USC VARSITY rifle teal (Saturday) at the Naval Armory. victory, 1365 to 1358, at Wofforn The top shooters from both team. Team members are D. R. Henderson, E. E. Edwards, P. G is Sgt. F. E. Wondolowski. During this semester, the t< and compete in the state match, team have formed a pistol team this semester. Icarn pu Fashion Show There will be a Pan-Hellenic Fashion S h o w Wednesday, Feb. 26, at 8 P.M. in Drayton Hall. Clothes by LISBETH W O L F E will be modeled by girls from each sorority. Admission will be 25 cents. * * * Engineers There will be a meeting of the IEEE student branch at 7:30 P.M. on Feb. 27 in the Engineering Auditorium. The program will consist of a 15-minute film on the Apollo program, after which Pres. Thomas F. Jones and Dr. O. F. Schutee, Head of the Physics Dept., will discuss the program and con duct a panel to answer all ques tions. * * * Social Studies There will be a seminar type meeting of all students preparing to become social studies teachers in the Faculty Dining Room this afternoon between 4-5:30. These seminars will be held once a month with a member of each depart ment of the University giving a talk with a question and answer session afterward. * * * Freshman "Y" The Freshman YWCA - YMCA will meet Monday, Feb 24, at 1 P.M. in the Palmetto .1loom of Russell House. Dr. William Bryan will give a humorous talk on sex. * * * Pep Club The Pep Club will hold its weekly meeting Wednesday at C P.M. in Russell House. Please check the Informiation Desk for the room number. * * * Wesley Sunday services will be held at Wesley Foundation at 10:15 followed by Study Classes. Vespers and a forum will be held thai evening at 6:30. The service ol Holy Communion is at 7 A.M e v e r y Wednesday. Breakfast is served afterward. Canterbury Canterbury meets Sunday at A lumna Made Ass 't Editor Of Magazine Mrs. Deanna Chandler McCut chen, a 1960 USC graduate, re cently became assistant editor o "The IRaptist Student," collegiat magazsine of the Bap)tist Sunday School Board's .student dlepart ment, Nashville. Mrs. McCutchen, who has b)achelor of arts dlegree in JIour nalism from USC, before assumin% her new position was an edlitoria assistant in the dlepartment sinc< Jan. 1961. At USC she was vice presideni and pledge mother of Alpha Delt[ Pi Sorority, social chairman of th< Hypatian Literary Society and so ciety and faculty editor of "The Gamecock." She is married to Dr. Thomas M. McCutchen, Jr., a pediatrics intern at Vanderbilt University Hanital. "tx' 3t \ n opens its competition this semester a In the first match between these two 1. the Navy and Air Force ROTC rifle Roth, J. E. Sanders, F. H. Haskell, I Stowell, L. C. Crewe, L. W. Gilland, am will fire against The Citadel, Clel to be held at Clemson College this ye this semester for the first time and hi s iBriefs P.M. for supper and worship. Mr. C. P. Exum, parishioner at Trin ity Church, will present a pro gram on Lay Witnessing. A dis :ussion will follow. * * c B. S. U. B. S. U. luncheons will be held at South Dormitory in the private lining room at 1 P.M. Tuesday, Vesper services will be held Wed nesday night at 6:30 at the B.S.U. Center. * * . Newman Club Newman Club will hold its regu lar meeting Wednesday at 7 P.M., Room 101 Russell House. * * * L. S. A. The Lutheran Student Associa tion will have worship at the Lutheran Center Sunday at 10:30 A.M. Wednesday meet:ngs at the Center will be changed to 6:30 P.M. for the dun ration of the Lenten season only. * * * Gamecock There will be a meeting of the mtire Gamecock staff today at 2 P.M., Room 208 Russell House. Prospective members are urged te be present. * * * Brass Choir The Brass Choir of the Univer ;ity will present a concert Sun lay, Feb. 23, at 4 P.M. in Trinity Sp i s c o p a I Church. Arthur G. swift will direct the 14-piece brass nsemble, and Assoc. Prof. Robert an Doren will accompany theni mi the o)rganl. ERRYS DOW on main ynn yahigayn ya,hspiteygie andfe Pink, Blue, Maize. Amn |Shaon F'ri:inw Nites (Intii Funds. For: Faculty and students at thi University of South Carolina wil benefit from $16,500 in additional funds allocated for academic pur. poses by the USC Educational Foundation. More than half of the newesi Pain tin 'Unusu An exhibit of paintings by Spar tanburg artist Helen DuPre Mose ley opened February 17 at USC. The exhibit - described bl Prof. Edmund Yaghjian as "i most unusual one and well worti seeing" - will continue througl February in the gallery of tho USC Department of Fine Arts McMaster School. Mrs. Moseley's paintings an< brush drawings were exhibited it Spartanburg recently, and one o her drawings was selected for thi cover of the fund-raising brochur< of the Friends of the New Yorl Philharmonic. The Spartanburg Public Librar3 Fraternity st Meeting i Professor Isaac J. Levy, the ad. visor for both fraternities urges all students who need help in the language to attend these free ses sions taught by graduate and sen ior students majoring in Spanish Special Offer To Students DANCE COURSE * 3 PRIVATE LESSONS - 2 CLASS S IIOUlRS- - e 1 DAVCE PARtTY FRED ASTAIRE DANCE STUDIO 1612 RULL~ STIREET 253.9464 EHIMiilliillil!!!ililil ~..t's th don't aCCOtl gainst Wofford College her tomorrow teams, USC came off with a narrow teams combine to form the varsity ). L. Albright, E. M. Steudel, E. M. and W. M. Greene. T..: team coach uson, Furman, Presbyterian College, ar. The members of the varsity rifle ve planned several matches for later Press club will DEFINITELY meet today in the Jasmine half of the Azalea - Jasmine Room, 1st floor Russell House at 1 p.m. It is very important that all members and prospective members be present because pictures will be taken for the annual and second semester of ficers elected. Girls should wear dark sweaters and light blouses and boys, coats and ties. Spanish] Holds Fir The first meeting of Sigmi I)elta Pi, honorary Spanish fra ternity, was held on Monday, Feb 10, 1t+64. This was the first meet ing of the Chi chapter since it reactivation on the USC campu, on Jan. 7, 19(;4. The election of officers wa. held and they are as follows president, Britt Rogeberg; vice president and program chairman Jann Morton; secretary, Bett3 Kennedy; treasurer, Mary Lesli( Seals; and publicity chairman Sandra Fellers. it was decided by the member: that the immediate plans of th< fraternity are to hold monthly lee tures. The topics will depend or the guest speaker and the pro gram for the evening. These lee tures will be open to all student: and to the faculty. It was also aecided that as r contribution to the student body the miembhers of the fraternity will offer special tutoring for stu. dlents of Spanish 11 and 12, ever) Thursday from seven to nine p.m at the Phi Epsilon Pi fraternity house. TOWN * RICHLAND MALL ca air-lrg* silr ol .ewengpe.Wimte, l saki. Rizs T-1 39.98 Alloted Its Acad allocations - $10,000 for 1964-65 - will resu!t in a sabbatical leave program for .ssociate professors and assistant. professors. Full pro fessors alrea.iv b'yd a similar pro gram. Sabbatical leaves enable profes sors to reinforce and refresh their r Exhibith al, Worth exhibit by Mrs. Moseley caused more comment than any previous MRS. JAMES F. BYRNES, % governor, visited Carolina to view j DuPre Moseley of Spartanburg. Tih School through the remainder of tl NTERT SPRING LAKE CLUB Par 3 Special Student Rate W/I.D. Cards 9 Holes $1.00 18 Holes $1.40 All Day $1.75 Sat. - Sun. - Hol. $2.00 Located off North Trenhoim Rd. one mile north of Forest Lake. 787-9112 e only game you have to call on nt of darkness!i i~ ioodiiilip00 ti H0. /l-ERYlN ilLl . RsT EE EI I IIII To Uni' ernie Pi knowledge and capacities by en gaging in research, travel, writing and the like during an absence from the daily pressure of teach Ing. Another foundation allocation established scholarships for de baters, $1,000 for use this spring on Rated Seeing' one shown there, Librarian George Linder said. - USC Photo Dy McGrail ife of the former South Carolina aintingf of her artist-friend, IIelen exhibit will continue in McMaster ie month. LINMEN HA VE THURSDAY, FEBRU4 Columbia Town! ON STAGE! AN ALL NEW MUS FERRANTE strike up t I.9be p Mu.dfj i AMERICAS MOST POPUL IN AN EXTRAOR[ .OF KEYBOARI Prices: $3.75, $3. TICKETS ON SALE AT MEHLMi TAYLOR STREI am-mSTARTS THUF =====ELIZABETH RICHARD BURTON 2 SHOWS DAIL -- Box OffIce Opens -- ADMISSION - MATINEE - ADULTS .........1.00 I STUDENTS..... 75 NIGHT - ADULTS ............. 1.50 STUDENTS .......... 90c I versity Lirposes. and $2,500 for the academic year beginning in the fall. Debating is the main academic-type competi. bion among universitdes and col leges and the University of South Carolina has received numerous trophies and cups for intercollegi ate debating. The foundation also renewed its support of band scholarships and raised the sum from $2,500 in th current academic year to $3,000% for 1964-65. State Treasurer Jeff B. Bates, president of the University of South Carolina Educational Foun dation since it was established, was re-elected during the meeting when fund allocations were made. O t h e r officers are T. Eston Marchant, Columbia, vice presi lent; Dr. William S. Brockington, Greenwood, secretary; and Wil liam N. Bowen, Columbia, treas urer. P r e s i d e n t Bates appointed Charles W. Knowlton of Columbia to the Executive Committee. Gamecoch Classified Rates for Carolina students are three cents per word, with a mini mum of five words. Tc place your nessage on this page, bring your advertisement to Room 208, Russell House between the hours of 12 noon and 1 p.m. on Monday, Tues lay or Wednesday. To facilitate * the procedure, payment must be made when the ad is submitted. FOR SALE Lafayette KT-200 Short Wave Radio, $35. Ili-Fi speaker system, $20. Chcries Hatch AL 2-0819. FUN! RY 27, 8:30 P.M. ;hip Auditorium IN PERSON! ICAL FUN SHOW &TEICHER he grands AR RECORDING ARTISTS HlNARY EVENING ) FIREWORKS 10, $2.60, $1.60. N'S, 600 MAIN STREET AND T PHARMACY S. FEB. 27thme. I TAYLOR -mmmm - REX HARRISON Y -2 P.M.-8 P.M. 1 P.M. and 7 P.M. -. NO SEATS RESERVED GUARANTEED A SEAT CAROLINA