The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 26, 1910, Page 4, Image 4
LAW ASSOCIATION.,,
The Law Association met Friday
night for the first time in February.
The meetings were suspended dur
ing examinations, which will now
give plave to cross-examinations.
A civil case was on docket Friday,
but,'owing to the absence of Profes
sor Thomas, who was to preside at
the hearing, it was postponed to the
25th inst. Very learned counsel
has been retained in this cas-e, and
a battle of the giants is expected
No admission fees are charged.
The following officers were elected
for the next quarber:
Chas. H. Salley, President.
M. R. McDonald, Vice-President.
W. B. Marion, Secretary and
Treasurer.
C. J. Gasque, Clerk of Moot Court.
J. W. Wideman, Sheriff Moot
Court.
G. R. Pettigrew, Law Editor
"Gamecock."
They will ye sworn in at the next
meeting.
At a meeting of the Senior class
Monday a resolution was adopted
substituting a game of baseball be
tween the two law classes for the
mooted football gam-e which died of
neglect last fall. A keg of beer will
be the reward of the victors, but they
will generously share it with the
vanquished in accordance with time
honored preoedent.
Officers were elected as follows:
Geo. W. Orr, Captain.
Chas. A. Ashley, Manager.
Jas. H. Hammond, Water-boy.
Joseph Frombcrg, Janitor.
Y. M. C. A. Notes.
The work of the association was
not suspended during examinations
this year as has been the custom for
the past two years. The Bible
groups met each Sunday morn;ng at
the usual time. The Sunday after
noon services for the last three meet
ings have been especially interest
ing, for the speakers have been men
of great personality. Mr. Lawson,
of New York, addressed the Y. M.
C. A. on February 6th. He is a
i-ember of the National Committee
on Y. M. C. A. work, and a more
forceful speaker, it has not been our
privilege to hear in quite a while.
On February 13th Rev. W. H1.
Greever, D. D., of Columbia, ad
dIressed the association on "The
Futupe Perils in the Christian
World." Mr. Greever made nlo at
temp)t at oratory, but in a quiet, con
versational way, spoke to uts as
friend with friend. Last Sunday
Mr. Guy V. Aldrich, of New York,
made an add(ress on the urgent need-,
for more college m'en in the foreign
fields. Mr. Aldrich was Student
Secretary at the University of Penn
sylvania for two years, but he is now
a volunteer for the foreign work,
and his message was dlelivered in a
masterly way. We applreciated Mr.
Aldrich's visit very much, for he
helped us to decide on a suitable
text-book for our mission study
class. wvhich we are jus organi.ing.
and, also aided us in getting addi
tional members to take up the work.
Mr. Hutchinson, a student in the
Presbyterian Seminary,- has prom
ised to lead the class, and the mem
bers of the class will meet this week
in order to make further arrange
ments. If there is any one whom
we have not seen that would like to
join us in the study of South
America, not as a volunteer or any
thing of the kind, but as one who
vishes to'get in touch with what is
going on in the world, i. e., as a mat
ter of general information, you
would do well to see Mr. E. N.
Carnes or Mr. H. C. Ritter at once.
We hope to be able to give some
thing more definite in regard to this
work in the next issue.
Our association was repres#ented
at the recent convention held at
Greenville by Messrs. W. H. John
ston and A. L. Latshaw. One of
these gentlemen has favored us with
a brief report of that meeting, which
will be printed next week.
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