Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Angel li In Cerem Nineteen coeds were tapped into Angel Flight Monday. Chosen for the national honor ary organization were Leigh Tan ner, Pat Traylor, Carole Bennett, Betsy Emmons, D i a n e Dorman, Barbara Medcalf, Sherry Gomez and Margo Melanos. A New Pat Traylor is tapped into Flight, auxiliary of the Air Foi New pledges were tapped at i Sims. Angels serve as officia Cadet Corps. Journalist BySDX] Faculty and student members of S i g m a Delta Chi Professional Journalistic Society presented an award to the "South C a r o l i n a Newspaperman of the Year" Tues day night. Paul League, editor-publisher of T h e (Seneca) Journal a n d Tribune a n d The (Clemson) Messenger, ac cepted the award during National News paper Week. Dean Albert T. Scroggins Jr. LEAGUE of the School of Journalism pre sented Carl D. Weimer, executive news editor of the Greenville News, Charlie Brown. must you alwa4s take me so literall4? YOU'LL F LIP, C*tAR LIE BROW/N TetE NEW PEFANUTS* CARTOON BOOK! by Charles M. Schulz ONL at your college ONLY bookstore Halt, Rinegrt and Winston, Inc. Men's Fai Stripes ALLIGATOR BELTS and ALPACA SWEATERS (r PURITAN BAN-LONS CROSBY SQUARE Wlfh LALL ght Taps tony This Also chosen were Page Stans- c" bury, Bunny W a t t e r s, Candy pt Smith, Patricia Philips, Marty Sal- di ley, Kathy Knight, Anita Legare, re Becky Warren, Joanne Kafka, Kay Johnson and Kathy Hummers. N According to Commander Au- th drey Meyer, the new pledges were in dr SE at B, al fo Staff Photo by John Rockholz Angel Carolina's chapter of Angel tl' rce ROTC Arnold Air Society. fr r ceremony Monday night at 1 hostesses for the AFROTC c} t Honored d Vlembers do st with a special award for his long Ia and distinguished career as a news man. at A portion of the S)X meeting st conducted by )r. Reid H. Mont- h gomery, secretary - m a n a g e r of s South Carolina Press Association, ti honored newspapermen who died during the past year. Included was W i i I i a m R. Feaster, editor-pub lisher of the Union Times, who died slightly more than two months ago. TIME The longest word in the language? By letter count, the longest word may be pneumonoultra microscopicsilico volcanoconiosis, a rare lung disease. You won't find it in Webster's New World Dictionary, College Edition. But you will find more useful infor mation about words than in any other desk dictionary. Take the word time. In addi tion to its derivation and an illustration showing U.S. time zones, you'll find 48 clear def initions of the different mean ings of time and 27 idiomatic uses, such as time of one's life. In sum, everything you want to know about time. This dictionary is approved and used by more than 1000 colleges and universities. Isn't it time you owned one? Only' $5.95 for 1760 pages; $6.95 thumb-indexed. At Your Bookstore THE WORLD PUBLISHING CO. Cleveland and New York Ea S AK fDsi CaarSTil | U KE ('s n ld IG1 SLACKES ofndii GATOR TASSELS ineteen Week osen on the basis of charm, poise, rsonality and appearance. In ad tion, a minimum GPR of 2.5 is quired. The new Angels will be initiated ov. 15 at Fort J a c k s o n after ree weeks of pledge training. Angel Flight plans for the year clude helping with the b 1 o o d ive, u s h e r i n g for the Artist ries, visiting The Citadel and tending the Shaw Air Force ise Charity Fur Fashion Show. Several Angels will attend the ea conclave in Charleston Nov. 4, 5. Among these one will run r "Little Miss Colonel." students charged rn Cases Four students have been charged recent discipline cases. A student has been charged in e theft of two metal air filters om a motorcycle. The case is ill pending. Two men students must free arges of violating the South irolina "brown-bag" law last eek. Another student was accused of leged indecent exposure. Dean L. Eugene Cooper reports at the illegal sale, "scalping," football tickets by USC stu nts to other students or to non udents is a violation of state w. In order to check this practice the Carolina - Clemson game, udent identification cards will spot checked at the gate. Per ns who (1o not have identifica mn cards will not be admitted. Go! Go! Go Formal THE 'PLAYBOY' PACKAGE by. .*.. a must for the man with a sure sense of style. A fter Six eliminates guesswork when you have to look your best. Here in one special pack age is the smart Playboy Tuxedo, soft pleated evening shirt, vest or cummerbund and tie set and elegant studs and links. Now all you need Is tho girl on your arm to complete the picture. FORMAL. WEAR FOR MEN 707 Harden St. 253461 Larke fnr ct ion Fancy Solids es') Tarksl Nighte] Recording artist Maxine Bra at the Golden Spur Nightclub ti night. Performances at the student S. Main St. are at 8:30 and 10 $3 per couple. Miss Brown, originally from has recorded seven singles and the Wand label. Maxine Brown moved with New York when she was seven her first record hit the popula was working as a medical ste Brooklyn hospital. She had b some time with a gospel singi The Manhattans, and nothing ha But when she recorded "It's All became an overnight smash. Since then, Maxine had ha releases and most of them have cessful. Her recordings inch "Something You Got" with Chi her albums "The Fabulous S< Brown" and "Spotlight On Ma: She describe4 as ". . . the ma ever" working with Ray Charle: Apollo Theater for a week. Columbia By New "This installation will serve to make a r e a s of instruction, not previously available, accessible to our students in Charleston.-T. F. Jones, University of South Caro ina." With these words a new, re mote-control t e a c h i n g system, kiiown as Verb-Link, connecting the Columbia campus and the Charles ton graduate school, was inaugu rated. President Thomas F. Jones sent the first message via the system at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 4. The r e p 1 y, sent immediately ALWAYS 01 9:00 A.M. Coffee, doug} 10:30 A.M. Worship 6:00 P.M. Supper and L LUTHERAN CENTER - 1 WELCOME, HARRI Cleaning 2221 ROSEW 8 Blocksa East o STUDENTS - SAV DRYCLE4 50c Off On Reguic Hair Dryers Also Av Wash and C Engineers .. Chemists Meet the IV from Mons Oct. 23 & 24 Sign up for an interview at This year Monsanto will for graduates at all degre< are open all over the co 3rd largest chemical conr growing. Sales have qua< years .. . in everything farm chemicals; from chemical fibers to electro the Man from Monsani about a fine future. An Equal Onnorti lub Pre wn is appearing irough Saturday nightclub at 503 30 p.m. Cost is Kingstree, S. C., two albums on her family to ears old. When rity charts, she nographer in a een singing for ng group called ever happened. In My Mind," it .d many record been highly suc ide the single ick Jackson and ,und of Maxine cine Brown." st exciting thing at New York's M r, Charlesi Verb-Link a f t e r w a r d by I)ean Wallace Anderson of The Citadel, was: "In Charleston we read you loud and clear." Present besides President Jones were USC Senior Vice President William H. Patterson, D e a n of Education John Otts, Dean of En gineering Rufus Fellers and T. A. Edwards, District Sales Manager, and I). M. Hursey, Data System Specialist, of Southern Bell. The system, which features vis ual as well as verbal contact, em ploys a remote blackboard screen, projector and writing device and will at first serve mainly the Col q SUNDAY inuts and Bonhoeffer )theran Student Association 529 Pendleton Street STUDENTS! ELSON Village OOD DRIVE Round House E 75% ON ALL ANING ir Load With I.D. ailable While You ry Clothes . .* Physicists Ian anto your placement offie. have many openings levels. Fine positions Intry with America's pany. And we're still Irupled in the last 10 from plasticizers to muclear sources and uic instruments. Meet o-he has the facts unity Employer ents... cine Brown on Classt Teach in> ege of Engineering, with other ises, not yet specified, to come. The receivers and writer allow Lhe professor to write material THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Fall Enquire Begin October ST. PATRICK'S CHAPEl FATHER DAVID L. \ Let our experienced staff NOW WE SPECIALIZE IN COLC Cc RITZ BEAt Phone 2 Conveniently Located ir FULL-FASHIOa America's favorite lonlj cause it fits best . . . Io no underarm bind. Pop washing and drying. softness. The colors al Sizes S-M-L-XL *TextraIIred yarn, 100% DuPont ny Hedrici 718 Salud FIVE F Nursing Research Initiated The U. S. Public Health Service has granted $29,374 to the USC School of Nursing for a special one-year study to determine ways in which nurses can better pre pare patients for colonic x-ray ex aminations. The project will be directed by Mrs. Ann P. Hempy of the School. Research will be conducted at Columbia Hospital. Each year, hospital personnel perform about two million diag nostic examinations for such dis orders of the colon as cancer, in flammation and ulceration. It is estimated that up to 40 per cent of these examinations are not ade quately prepared or could be markedly improved. Results of the study will be pub lished in educational nursing pub lications and will be used in in service training conferences for nurses. s Linked 7 System and formulas which are s h o w n simultaneously to students h e r e and in Charleston so that, in ef feet, the professor is shared. - WOULD YOU BELIEVE? rs' Sessions 12 of 7 P.M. - 610 Pickens Street VATKINS, Chaplain of stylists give you that LOOK )RING AND BLEACHING III JTY SHOP 54-7522 Wade Hampton Hotel g-lev kni shr Ksees it shirt and -e terrifici Ion. I's, Inc. a Avenue 'OINTS