Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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X X\ SUSAN WILLIS receives con the Lambda Cli Crescent Girl fm Susan was werenaded at the Lamb held at the Columbia Conitry Clul Lambda Annual 1 Lambda Chi Alpha held its an nual White Rose Formal and Founders Day Banquet at the Co lumbia Country Club April 10. TRAVE Don't take those leave them in our the summer. Just ing charge for all ) box. Hanging stor other woolens and until Fall. LAUNDRY ACROSS FROM TF It gratulations upon her selection as ni former Sweetheart Carol Jones. la Cii Annual White Rose Formal 3 April 10. Chi Alpho Vhite Ros Master of ceremonies for the banquet was Dean of Men L. Eugene Cooper. Following the in vocation, delivered by W a y n e Serving The Gamecocks In Their Own Backyard L LIGHTI winter clothes home, cold storage vault for $4.95 plus usual clean lou can stuff in a large 3ge available, too, for furs. Nothing to pay & CLEANERS LT BLOSSOM IE MEN'S DORMUTORE Kappa Sig8 I Caroli: Fraternities on the Carolina campus are choosing sweethearts to act as fraternity hostess for next year, 1965-1966. Many have already been announced and others will be chosen this weekend. Kappa Sigma will announce their sweetheart tomorrow night at the Stardust Ball. Lambda Chi has recently named Susan Willis sweetheart and Pi Kappa Phi honored Peggy O'Neil and Louise Plummer at their Rose Ball. Sigma Chi will name their sweetheart tonight. Kappa Sigma will hold its an nual Stardust Ball tomorrow night at The Knights of Columbus. Music will be provided by The Impacts. The new officers for the fall term 1965 will be announced at this time along with the announce ment of Chapter Sweetheart and Best Active and Best Pledge awards. x Holds r? Formal Mixon, the president of the Alumni Association, William Turbyville, gave a brief address. The featured guest speaker for the evening was Dean of Students C. H. Witten. During the course of the eve ning graduating seniors Skip Copp, Larry Orr, Nathan Herring, Francis Bradford and Gordie Har rison were recognized. The new officers presented were: president, Jim Perakis; vice-president, Jim Ley; secretary, Al Dozier; treas urcr, Al Pollard; rush chairman, Bill Whitworth; pledge trainer, Charles Barber; ritualist, Wayne Mixon. Susan Willis, a sophomore from Savannah, Ga., was named the new ,Crescent Girl. Susan is a member of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority and pinned to Jim Brant. She succeeds Carol Ann Jones as the fraternity sweetheart. Bouquets were presented to re cently pinned co-eds by President Jim Perakis. The following pin mates were recognized: Bruce Burke and Dottie Deas; Jim Ley and Lee Wilson; Larry Orr and Scottie Turner. Entertainment for the cocktail party preceding the banquet and the dance afterwards was fur nished by the Emanons. This year's Foun der's Day marked the twentieth year from the official chartering of the fra ternity. e Choose from c f~Z~ of Etlenne Aig and mahogal ki~U mahogany. H combination, or all leather. fumes. Leathe bands. Import wallets, cigari cases. Use our exci o Choose na Gree The officers presiding at this year's Stardust Ball and their sponsors are Grand Master Ron nie Garrett with Carol Garrett; Grand Procurator Jim Wallace; CAROL GARRETr SALLY TURNER Sigma Chi Sweethear Gamma Nu chapter of Sigma Chi will hold their annual Sweet heart Ball tonight at the American Legion. The Blue Notes will play at the formal ball which starts at 8:00 p.m. "The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi" will be crowned by president Stuart Montgomery while the entire chapter sings the most famous of all fraternity songs. Yesterday's Derby Day kicked off the Sig's week. A "French 75," or "grain-gut" party followed Derby activities. After tonight'sa formal the Sigma Chi's and their dates head for Charleston where the Pontiacs, the complete selection nor sandals in linen ty or straw and andbags in straw linen combination Colognes and par r and brass hand ed kid skin gloves, ife cases and key usive ks Nam Grand Master of Ceremonies Bill Jackson and Pat Arnold; Grand Scribe Frank Hafner with Sally Turner; and Grand Treasurer Tom Morgan with Woodie Motley. PAT ARNOLD WOODIE MOTIY' 's Present t Tonight Darlets, the Jewels, and the Pedres will provide the music and the at mosphere to n a k e Sweetheart week one continuous party from Thursday through Sunday. gagmen rig-ac e Tagisu asryranceof stiosfating Your every design reflcting t i:f The name, Keeps him in "Jewel to $2. show mark HOW To PLAN Please send new -, Your Engogemer full color fold. special offer of IAdd t....... . eIGS....aspIn. ' uunn i it te Sweel PEGGY O'NEIL Dinner,Di By Pi Ka The annual P"i Kappa Phi Rose Ball was held Saturday, April 24, at the Hotel Fort Sumter in Charleston. Members of the fraternity and their dates visited Charleston's his toric sites and b e a c h e s then traveled to the Barbara Hutton Plantation for formal d i n n e r. Cocktails and the formal (lance rounded out the evening. Each Rose Ball Sweetheart re ceived a dozen red roses, the sym bol of the fraternity. Members aid their dates in eluded: Bill Vanvs and Bonnie Pearce, Buzz Clark and Careno Butler, Bob Jones and Bernie Dziuba, Bill Richardson and Lyn Phoenton, Bill Cooksey and Linda Cook, Dick IHale and Diana Bry ant, Bill Rhodes and Cathy ('a rioca, Bill Gardella and Anida Cointreau, Diaun Van Ee and Olivea Fletcher, John West and Louise Plummer, Jim Bogart and Barbara Poole. Also, Joe Vied and Betsy Noell, Ken Forti and Maria Moherly, Jerry Hickman and Luci Barnwell, James Stephenson and Sharon Donelan, Barry Harrelson and Exciting New Designs D R IrN G S rcssed in the brilliant Keepsake diamond en. ting is a masterpiece of 11 brilliance and bcauty a perfect gem of flaw. I meticulous modern cut. in the ring and on the fine quality and lasting personal Keepsake is rig your selection at yourL ike Jeweler's store. Find the yellow pages under ers." Prices from $100 00o. Rings enlarged to beauty of detail.*Tradie. registered, rouR ENGACEMENT AND WEDDINGs 20-pago booklet, ''How To Plan it and Wedding" ond new 1 2-poge i r, both for only 25g. Also, send i beoutiful 44-poge Bride's Book. S S S state -he arts [AMISE PLIUMME11 rinceHeld rpa Phi Peggy O'Neill, Al Reibal and and Nancy Dramboe. I)otty Crosland, Rick Campbell and Barbara Bellows, Rocky Gardner .] Here's how to get them... 1 Of What Use is Poetry? Well, what is the use of butterflies? what is the use of religion? asks Dame Edith Sitwell . . . And she urges you to discover that the great poets "speak to all men of that other life of theirs which they have smothered and forgotten." 2 Able Lecturer Holds Students -Brieflyl (from Humor in U'ni form.) As a part of their rehabilitation program, prisoners in the brig of the 11.S. Naval Air Station at Pensacola, Fla., are given leader ship lectures by instructors from the Chief Pectty Offlicer lati,er ship Academy. Included in a serie.s of lectuores on "Conduct as a P'risone.r of Wa"was one on Esrape andI, Surv'ial. The effect on t he prison ers was vividly demonstrated the next dlay when six of t hem e..:apted from the brig, using techncipues described in the lecture. - Rt.C.J. --plus 7 other examples of mili tary mirth. 3 We're Flying the FlagI It took Penny, a little girl in kinder gartten, to show this family why they should show the Stars and Stripes. Is patriotism "slhghtly bad tas'te"? Read what happe'ned all down the street wheni Old Glory started flying from juti5 one house. 4 Toward More Picturesque speech. D)affynit ions: Comn mencement robes: Grad rags (Mark Hteltaire in Detroit Free' Press) Wernher von Biraun: Sir Launc'halot (Jack 11. Maxwell) . . . andl more than twenty other Quips & Twists. 5 Quotable Quotes. "I always like t o hear a man talk about him self, because then I never hear anything but good." Will Rogers & 11 other Q.Q's. 6 Are Those "Wolves" After M E? ( from Life in These U'nited States.) The pleasantly packaged young NASA secretary was leaving the Cap1e Kennedy cafeteria after lunch, happily soaking up t he all preciative stares of some 80h men still seated at the tables. When she got to the doosr. one' of the' men shouted, "Tlhere she goes!" and the entire crowd rushed to ward her. She fled in pianic. one jump) ahead of the pack just in time to hear the car-splitting launching of a Titan missile. -Adolphua D. l.awson, Jr. Indialantic, Flo,ria and 10 other true anecdlote's. 7 The Rattlesnake - Fact and Fancy. How deadly ishe? HIow big doe's he grow? D oes he have t o coil before he strikes? Here are fascinating facts ab)out a md erate'ly dangerous creature in. cluding exactly, what to do if you, or a walking companion, are bitten. 8 Book sectIon: The Man No body Knows, Part lI. (Can a busi nessmnan throw new light on the character and personality of Jesus Christ? Millions of readers all over the world who have read BIruc'e Barton's unorthodox but compelling portrait of our Savior woiuld say "Yes." Here is the second andl final installment o)f a book which has gonc through 41 printings in English and many other editions in translation all overP ste rd.