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I You] SPRING SPLASH PARTY was party is moving towards the 'lal mand Beales' just announced eni Forty-Two (Continued from page 1) Also Thomas Lee Stepp, E mira Stiepel, Edwin Folk Strothe Edwin Davis Turbeville, Jr., Wi liam Felix Wheeler, and Williai Chisholm Wilson. John George Cheros was ele, ted from the law school. Thoi honored in the graduate scho, include: John Joseph Duffy, Jac Simpson Mullins, Janice Carlt< Coffy, Frank C. Whitesell, az Ruth Hunt Woodruff. USE ZCOD1 MR. ZIP SAYS ZIP CODE IS FOR EVERYONE. USE IT 14 ROTH BUSINESS AND PERSONAL LETTERS. Mr. John Doe 3025 Thereso Stree Arington, Virgio 22 DON'T FORGET TO USE ZIP CODE IN YOUR RETUA ADDRESS adda/ THE ZIP CODE FOR YOUR DELIVERY AREA IS: 29208 KEEP THIS NOTICE FOR READY REFERENCE P. O. Asks Student Cooperation Usin Zip Code Numbei The U. S. Post Office Depa Aent, in its drive for utilizati< of the Zip Code, has asked Cai lina students to cooperate. Both Postmaster W. 0. Callah; of the Columhia Post Office a: University Postmaster J. L. La rence have requested the stude body to use the USC zip numb< 29208, on their return address< Also, they ask that zip numbel when known, be used on all ot going mail. Tenc Frankfurter Bun, F| RESTAURANT A "Laerk em NH.gy Asseri csmr of aSat. and Bios.em cavCe. S. C. ag Love '-4 " (Gamee about to be conduced by these Alpha Ph Le" beyond south, to celebrate in the conve agenenlt. Pharmacy Di Rho Chi Int The Annual Spring Banquet of the American Pharmaceutical As- A n sociation was held Thursday eve- and ning, April 23, 1964 in the Main hal Ball Room of the Wade Hampton tiot le Hotel. on Dance and Door Prizes Sqt k Approximately 125 Pharmacy 'I students, wives and dates, and the n faculty members attended the the id banquet which was held from 7-12 off P.M. An after-dinner dance was as held for those attending with mu- Bul sic provided by the Notables. The highlight of the evening was the awarding of door prizes r a to each of those attending. The -door prizes were donated to the students by drug stores in Colum bia and the pharmaceutical man- tj ufacturing companies. b: PHT (Pushed-Hubby Through) si Degrees were awarded to the wives 1( of all graduating seniors, by the T faculty of the School of Pharmacy. I N The Board of Student Pub- Sn lications will consider applica- Tr< tions for management posi- go: tions on The Gamecock, The arc Garnet and Black, and the An Crucible at the regular meet- Bu ing Thursday, May 7, at 12 Tr< o'clock in the Russell House. Applicants must check with Prof. McIntyre of the Journal. I ism department at least two ma days prior to the meeting. sti Gri IlI Art Display 1 1To Be Sold an vel For Auctionu JOver 75 paintings went on dis- Col play April 27 in the assembly tul room of Russell House in prepara- me tion for the Ninth Annual Art "r< Auction to be held May 4. g The exhibit will be open to the ag, public until time of the auc- sti [' tion. Interested persons are in- f o vited to view the (display. anr -t- The art auction is held each >spring, and part of the proceeds the 'are usedl to provide scholarships Sk for students in the USC Depart- del in ment of Fine Arts. The depart- tol rid ment also purchases paintings for of w- the Art Depairtment Collection. nt Auctioneers will be Drs. George ~r, Curry and George Rogers. s.The auction on Monday, May 4 ,in the Russell House Assembly it- Room will begin promptly at 8 p. m. SEA )0G ler Sweet4 .AMS __ __ _ rench Fries, Cole Slaw aJounsoni5 ND MOTOR LODGE 13egets I ock Sotaff Photo by Robertson) i Omega's last Friday. Te utional campus manner Ham .nner Held : tates Four Gift Presented L special gift was given to Dean i Mrs. R. W. Morrison on be f of the students in apprecia i for their being chaperones the recent New York trip to 1 tibb & Lederle Laboratories. tho 'he old and new officers of Re] A. Ph. were presented to thii students at this time. New Pie icers for the coming year are for follows: President, Sherrill lock; Vice-President, David B. Student activities wishing to 'l ceive allocations from the Cli udent activities funds for 7 1 )64-65 are reminded that re- Th4 Liests must be in the hands of Mo ke Student Affairs Committee dai y May 6 in order to be con dered. Applications for at 'cations may be obtained from ed Ledeen's office in the Ad- j iinistrative Annex. hel I lo%% 'ith; Secretary, Libby Rodgers; the iasurer, Frank Morris. Out- bin ng officers for the past year as follows: President, Larry iick; Vice-President, Sherrill [lock; Secretary, Sis Mullis; msurer, Lowell Epstein. Rho Chi Initiates tho Chi, honor society in par cy has initiated four additional Mo (lent members-Mrs. Linda 7: ffin, Columbia; Clarence Free Bamberg; Clayton R. Row- Etr d, Batesburg and Linda Valen- 3: e, Cope. ~rof. Ashley Halsey Jr., assist to the president of the Univ- 5: sity, adidressed the society's an initsiation dinner meeting. His 6: >ject was drugs used by the 7: nfederate Army, mostly substi es because the federal govern- 8: nt held a monopoly on the 8: a1" ones. Purpose of Rho Chi is to encour- 11I i* higher professional and ethical 11: ndards in pharmacy and to s t e r "scholarly fellowship" 1 ong Pharmacy students. Dfficers of Rho Chii's chapter at University are Edward D. inner Jr. of Great Falls, presi at; George Michau of Darling , vice president; and Sis Mullis Lancaster, secretary. Harrelson Norge Dry Cleaning Village FREE Dry Cleaning WITH THIS AD (Ijmit one per customer) REGULAR $1.00 LOAD APPROXIMATELY 4 to 6 PANTS 6 to 8 SWEATERS or Any Combination Good For Month of April Only 2221 Rosewood Drive 5 fllocks East of AiMietic Center Harrelson Norge Dry Cleaning Village dras I l7eA IES are taking place every week, reniade the couple, present the (last chance). This party ended asked too. If the water beyond because Beales was too good a sports jacket. w Briefs be sponsored by the Panhellenic Council. Wetrninster Presbyterians and all other in terested students are invited to Westminster Fellowship for pro grams and supper meetings each Sunday and Wednesday at 6 P. M Sunday morning coffee hour will be held at 9 a. m. with transpor. tation to church services pro. vided. Drama Society The Drama Society will hold it. weekly meeting at 7:30 P. M Thursday in Russell House. Pleas( check the Information Desk foi the correct room number. Tutoring Phi Epsilon Pi and Sigma Delta Pi offer free tutoring sessions fol Spanish 11 and 12 students frorr 7 to 9 P. M. on Thursday at th< Phi Ep House on Blossom Street Freshman "Y" Freshman "Y" meets at 1:0( in the Spanish Room every Mon. day. All freshmen are invited tc attend. Todd Wilson will be the speaker this week. * * * B. S. U. B. S. U. luncheons wvill be helt at South Dorm in the private din ing room at 1 P. M. Tuesday Vesper services will be hold Wed. nesdlay night at (6:30 P. M. it the B. S. U. Center. *~ * * Weslev Sunday services will be held a Wesley Foundation lit 10:15 A. M followed by Study Classes. Ves pers and a forum wvill be held tha wvening at 6:30. The service o Holy Communion is at 6:15 P. M1 every Wednesday. [k's UMBIA SHOP DQUARTERS RADITIONAL STYLES >mplete Line Of WD SLACKS PORT COATS DRT SHIRTS iscriminating taste in Men's ng Colurnbia Shop, where aditional in Brands known and moderate price. LOOK FOR THIS LABEL )NALS EXCLUSIVELY BELK'S L, SUITH C'AROL.INA Graduatc Competiti The competition for 1965-66 a United States government grad- ,c uate grants for academic study g: or research abroad, and for pro- c< fessional training in creative and performing arts, will open official- m ly today, the Institute of Interna- s< tional Education announced. 81 900 Awards The Institute conducts competi tion for U. S. government scholar ships provided by the Fulbright- a Hays Act as part of the educa- F tional and cultural exchange pro- 11 gram of the Department of State. Under this program, more than L 900 American graduate students a will have the opportunity to study ii in any one of 51 countries. The t purpose of the awards is to in- g crease mutual understanding be- t tween the people of the U. S. and p other countries through the ex change of persons, knowledge and o skills. Students who wish to apply for 1 an award must be U. S. citizens and have a bachelor's (eree or t its equivalent by the beginning i date of the grant, and be pro- i ficient in the language of the host I country. Selections will be made s on the basis of academic and, or I) professional record, the feasibil ity of the applicant's proposed study plan aid personal qualifi cations. Preference is given to candidates who have not previous- i ly lived or studied abroad and who are under the age of 35. Artist Eligible Creative and performing art ists will not requir.e a bachelor's degree, but must have four years of professional study or equivalent experience. Social workers must; I have at least two years of pro fessional experience after the Master of Social Work degree. Applicants in the field of medi cine must have an M.D. at the time of application. Grant's Provisiont A full grant will provide a stu dent with total tuition, mainte nance, round-trip transportation to one of 38 participating countries in the program, health and ac cident insurance and an incidental allowance. Joint U.S.-other government grants will provide tuition and full or partial maintenance from CHARLIE'S CUE Meet Your CHARLIE'S CUE AND CU! Luncheonette Servic Ladies Ii CHARLIE'S CUE 503 Mal Girl talk. All talk goes be Coca-Cola - v and never too swee things go better witi Coke -ottled under the authority of The Coca-Cola Wet Ma SIMILAR ENGAGEMENT PART rter the fraternities solemnly st irl roses and a few dozen kisses p with several others getting so iuth has finally turned blue, it's ort to take off the genuine Madras Camipu R-E Week 'here will be a meeting for all se interested in working on igious Emphasis Week 1965 i Sunday night, 8:30 at Wesley. ase come equipped with ideas a theme. Newman Club 'he regular meeting of Newman 1) will be held Wednesday night, im., room 101 Russell House. mass schedule for the Thomas re center is noon, and 5 p. m. ly and 10:30 and noon Sundays. Drop-in L campus-wide drop-in will be d on May 5th immediately fol 'ing the May Day functions in Chi Omega and Tri Delt com ation room. The drop-in will WUSC Guide WUSC-AM PROGRAM SCHEDULE 730 ke. On Your Dial Monday - Friday 00- 8:45 Morning Show (Top H its) emlng 00- 5:00 Dick B io n di Show (The N a t i o n ' s Top Hits) 00- 6:00 On Campus (N e ws, Weather, Features) 00- 7:00 Classic Musicale 00- 8:00 Night F a ll (Dinner Music) :00- 8:15 CBS News 15-11:00 Late Date (Music by Request) :00-11 :05 Carolina News 05- 1:30 Night Owl (Music to Study By) :30- :3:00 Nocturne Be: YOUNG COL YOUR HEA FOR THE LATEST T We Carry A C4 POST GRi BLAZERS - S SUITS - SP< For the Young Man with c Fashions, shop Belk's You you'll find the new and ti for their superior quality 11 UttALSC n%u*TOAnomm , TRADITI4 RIIKI' .-. OL.IMRB l Grants on Opens foreign government, plus travelr ists from U.S. government. These rants will he available in 19 ountries. Travel-only grants will supple. ent maintenance and tuition holarships granted to American udents by universities. private mors and foreign governments. Travel Only Grant* Travel-only grants will be avail. ble to Austria, Brazil, Denmark, rance, Germany, Iceland, Israel, -aly, the Netherlands and Sweden. In 1965-66 additional grants for atin American study will be vailable. It is expected that as inny as 50 grants will lbe offered > graduating seniors and recent raduates for study in such coun. ries as Bolivia, Dominican Re. ublic, Ecuador, Guatemala and renezuela. Recommanded fields f study are social sciences, po tical science, history, law and umanities. There will be opportunities for eaching assistantships in India nd Italy for students interested n teaching English as a foreign anguage; also, teaching fellow hips in Italy for the teaching of Uoerican language and literature. iistory, philosophy or law. Application Addreeme-, Students now enrolled in a col ege or university may consult .heir campus Fulbright Program kdvisers about aI)plying for the .965-66 scholaiirships. All others nay secure information and ap ilication forms from the counsel ng division of the Institute of In :ernational IEducation, 800 Second Avenue. New York 17, N. Y.; :>r froin any of IIE's regional of. Fices in Chicago, Denver, Houst6n. San Francisco, and Washington. D. C. (Note: After May 1st the Institute's N. Y. address will be B09 United Nations Plaza.) All requests for application forms from at-large candidates must he postmarked by October 15. Applicants not enrolled at a university in the fall of 1961 must submit their completed ap plications to the New York office of the IE by November 1. En rolled students must submit appli cations to their campus Fulbright Adviser by the closing date de termined by the college. AND CUSHION Friends At HION BILLIARD PARLOR e and Soft Drinks 7elcome AND CUSHION n street .coIa-e aug *'coua-e amp age,uuwapo waoo.esan Boy talk. tter refreshed. tith a lively lift t -- refreshes best. Compary by. N CO na CLMIAsa..