Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Elected To '\ Rob'rt Rish, center, a I heen electedl national vi'e-pre of Auerica. lie was chosen from 50 states. lish's duties semester to go on a goodwill I R. Stover, left, is F FA exceuti right, is assistant state supervi Women A New Hall Staff 'Writer The six women's residencc halls have announced officers for this year. Officers for McClintock arv Ellen W(odside. presi dent ; Sophia Georgiades, Vice president; and Penny Prout, Johnnio IIare, Ellen Woodside and Sophia Goorgiades, judicial council. Sims officers are Pam I at s, president ; Kathy Ieland, vice president; :an1d Ginger Hucholtz, Ann Reynolds, I.inda Simpson, Re becca Smith, Julie Winn and Su san Armstrontr. judicial council. Acting presi lent and vice presi Thoroughly Gooc UNI/ERSAL piesents JULIE ANDREWS As MILLIE Singing. Dancing. Delighting' MARY TYLER MOORE CAROL CIIANNING JAMES Fox SROSS HUNTER'S cduc,.on o, AftoRouG11LY 114 * 11 GREAT SC TECHNICOLOR, HITS' Now Showing 2 P.M. & 8:30 P.M. Carolina Theal Th CMOW UNIVERSAL presents MICHAEL CRAWF OLIVER REED-HA NOW PLAYING Staff Photo by Warren R. Hudson (Itional Post C engineering student, has idlent of the Future Farmers ast spring by FFA delegates require that he miss spring our lasting six weeks. Frank %e secretary and I. L. Lewis. sor of vocational agriculture. nnounce Officers b-nt of Wade Ilampton are lary Allen and .ayne Cudd. Permanent feirs and a judicial council for lie all freshman dorm will be -lected in November. Mlembers of the South Building evernment include Becky Warren, nresident; Pam H!utto, vice presi lent ; and Patti Davis, Resel Gos nill, Ann 11 umphlreys, Pam Smoak, Nancy Turner and Sally Zalkin, judicial council. tfticers for South Tower are i.illian Jones, president; Patsy liver, vice president; and Bonita Rowles, Leslie Cohen, Courtney Drury, Polly Farmer, Cheryl Mer -hant and Connie White, judicial ouneil. I Entertainment )NG Tickets On A Regular Basis a No Reserve Seats Student Prices Available re AL 2-8011 ENOUGH ORD RRY ANDREWS rfCNU) 4 Golde The Golden Spur Night Club will feature Gamble Rogers, folksinger, song writer and story teller, Mon (lay, Oct. 30, through Saturday, Nov. 4. Rogers has had one year's ex perience with the Serendipity Sing ers, including U. S. and Canadian tours at universities and hotels. He has played engagements at the fitter End Cafe in New York, the Gaslight in New York and The Flick in Miami. POEM PUBLISHED Gay Cothran, a recent USC grad uat<, has had her prize-winning poem, "March, 1966," published in a collection under the auspices of The Academy of American Poets. The poem was one of a group of three awarded first prize in a contest at USC last year, judged by Dr. Ennis Rees and Dr. George [Ieeves of the Department of English. CADET SOLOS Glenn Paul Roberts, a USC senior, is the first Air Force ROTC cadet at USC to solo in a Cherokee 141) Piper Aircraft this year. Roberts is also a new member 'f Arnold Air Society, a scholastic honorary and professional organi ration of the Air Force ROTC )rogram at USC. He is a cadet lieutenant colonel and wing in A girl, a boy, a tender. funny, terrible wedding night. The BODULING BROTHERS Producton th family Qcowav CD way HAYLEYMILLS JOHN MILLS HYWEIBENNETT MARJORIE RHODES -- Ah ,s I PAUL('8ette')McA l NOW PLA1ING ... Mr new at/, a a/// RICHLAND-MAL L ELECTRONICALLY HEAT E SCLI n Spur formation officer in the ROTC program. TIIE CRUCIBLE Poetry, short stories, essays, art work and photography are in de mand for the fall edition of The Crucible, USC's literary magazine. The deadline is Nov. 1. Material may he submitted to Paul Pinson, editor, Box U-3095, Campus Mail. JOB INTERVIEWS These companies will be on cam pus for job interviews Oct. 30: Boeing, ESSA and IBM. IBM will also be on campus Oct. 31 and Nov. 1. Peat, Marwick & Mitchell, REA, and Newport News Shipbuilding will be present for interviews Oct. 31. Representatives from the Bell System will interview applicants Nov. 1-3. The Tennessee Corp. will be on campus Nov. 1. On Nov. 2 Allied Chemical representatives MONOGRAMMING on " Blouses " Rainwear 4 Sweaters " Menswear * Linens, Etc. At Reasonable Prices! Leon Ritter Furs 1219 Bull Street Man 1Boy-+ NO BOY EVER LEA R O L Al Wa '9 Campus News Bea Featur and a Boy Scout representative will be at USC. Union Carbide (Linde Division) Naval Ordnance Station, and Naval Ordnance Lab will be or campus Nov. 3. Applications for the U. S. For eign Service officer position must be submitted to the Placement Bureau by Nov. 3. Further information can be ob tained from the Placement Bureau. COUPLES' DANCE "The Caravelles" will be featured at a dance for all USC married stu dents Saturday, Oct. 27, at 8 p.m. at the Colunbia Shrine Club. '7,) Enjoy Our Fast Take-Out Service 4 Womer RNED SO MUCH-SO "The filrr happy attil [NA 1 Dresse @1 SlacK Ladies' J iES S es Folk WEEK'S MOVIES "The Fall of the Roman Em pire," starring Sophia Loren, Omar Shariff and Stephen Boyd, will be shown in the Russell House As sembly Room Oct. 29 at 3, 6, and 8:30 p.m. "Mondo Cane," a feature of the Fine Films Series, will be shown Nov. 2 at 6 and 8:30 p.m. The movie was produced, conceived and written by Gualtiero Jacopitti. CARTOONS Cartoons are being .Jiown every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the Russell IIouse Assembly Room for the children of married students. Best Italian Fo " Variety of 1( * Spaghetti & " Roast Beef Sa " Chef's Salad " Stacked Ham 975 KNOX Two Blocks South Phone = ERIC S0YAJ FAST-FROM SO MANY radiates a healthy, ude towards sex -Sokom Tdm nen 5 5.184, is 4.98. Sport ackets OUT W. BELTLINE st of Two ANtch d singer [he children are supervised by mcm bers of the Wives' Club. POSTAL REGULATIONS The following periods have been designed for mailing Christmas parcels to members of the Armed Forces overseas: (1) Surface Transportation-Oct. 16 to Nov. 11. (2) Space Available (SAM)-Oct. 21 to Dec. 1. (3) Airmail-Dec. 1 to Dec. 11. Information concerning military overseas postage regulations is available at the Main Post Office or any classified station or branch in the city. " rzza od Ever! 1 Pizzas Meat Balls ndwich Sandwich ABBOTT DRIVE of Howard Johnson's 794-5469 WOMEN! ' For Adults! No One Under 18 Admitted. Students with cards $1.00 Starts Wed. Oct. 25 0 L E ar less .5.98 -v.98 L ET