Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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LHRISMASGRETINGS. In accordance to our annual cus tom we herewith present to you our Christmas greetings. To all we would first say a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. May the ap proaching year be fraught with more pleasures than the past, and it is our sincere hope that you may live amid the blessings and pleasures of life. Individually speaking, w'e first say to Dr. Mitchell: A happy Christ mas to you, and a good rest from your many labors and activities. Under your wise guidance and due to your aciivity the University has had a year of unparalleled growth and success. In the coming year may the University prosper more than ever under your guidance. .P May you have many things to be qz"profoundly grateful" for, and may c3 many a "thank yer" escape your c lips. Also, we hope the "spirit" of 4"community life" will spread abroad ?-the country. The above is our sincere wish. To Dr. Burney we can only v; offer congratulations upon passing ' another year of good work. S We have noticed that real estate is continually climbing higher and higher. It is our hope that it shall reach such a price that the doctor will be able to purchase that auto mobile so long talked of, so as to carry dear little "Popla" for a ride. We understand that our dear friend, Prof. Snowden, intends to hie himself away to "charming Charles tion" for the holidays. "Charleston, Charleston, grandest place on earth," in the words of our merry professor. Further words are not necessary. Voted time and again by the stu dent body as the most popular pro fessor, Mr. Snowden, accept our con gratulations and best wishes. May you spend a happy Christmas in "dear Charleston" with congenial friends, a mellow cigar and a glass of "mean sherry." Dr. Joynes, permit us to felicitate you. For years and years 'the best interests of the University have been yours. We congratulate you upon your interest in education, so nobly shown by your gift to Win throp College. Years filled with the honor and esteem of your fel iowmen are behind you, may many such be before you. Congratulations to Prof. A. C. Moore upon his faithful' and con scientious work as dean. May he en joy a happy Christmas, and let us hope that his "pink invitations," so readily distributed by Marshall Dyches, may be few and far be tween in 1911. The faculty "Bachelor Club," we felicitate you. Our only hope is that during 191 I the bachelor union will be dissolved, and that dame rumor will have some gossip. At tention, Professors Potts, Keith, Coleman, Smith, Powell and Chain berlayne. To the rest of the professors, their wives and families, we offer blest wishes. Space forbids us- eulogiz ing you individually. years of faithful work in the library, retires after Christmas. May she enjoy a merry Christmas and a hap py life? The best wishes and thanks of the student body go with her for her valuable services so willingly rendered in the library. To Secretary Mills, who has labored so hard and earnestly in the interest of the Y. M. C. A., and the student body we offer felicitations. Flinn Hall, the club, the reading room, the sc '1 of college life so at tractive to the students, is due to his efforts. In appreciation we extend thanks. May Miss Rion s)end a happy Christmas without having to tap her pencil to talkative freshmen, and continually call, "Robert, oh Robert." May Dean Schofield receive a big stocking full of new baths and gym apparatus. Before offering congratulations to Marshall Dyches, let us first remind him. to repair all doors, locks and windows, so as to keep out the wintry blasts of January. Marshall, may you pass around fewer "pink invitations" in 1911. The mess hall. We refrain from further remarks lest they be like this: "* * x x ! I ? " May 1911 eclipse 1910. However, we offer thanks to the hard-working manager and matron; they do and have done their best. May the infirmary be empty dur ing t'he coming year. Congratula tions to the gentle and kind matron, Mrs. Madden. Here's hoping the best of luck and success to the Carolinian, Garnet and Black, Literary Societies, foot ball, track and- baseball teams, the new-born Garrick Club, the Uni versity Press Association, and all other public enterprises. May the honor system, the grand est tradition of our University, ever remain in vogue. Nin,e good 'rahs for the freshm.an class. In our opinion, the best class that has ever entered the University. Good work, freshies, and remember your place. May the grand old seniors be more jealous than 'ever of their lordly priv ileges of walking cane and derby. Here's hoping they get their long fought-for and wished-for privileges, voluntary attendance upon chapel, and final exams two weeks earlier than usual. Seniors, the brunt of all college activities falls upon you; you have borne them well. Tre 1911 has passed you will be face to face with the world. Best wishes go with you. To John Hoey, the lanky 'rah, 'rah kid, we extend our best wishes. In 1911 may he invent some new con tortions to display before the admir ing "femns" in the grandstand when he leads the cheering boys. H-ere's hoping he gets as much noise out of the rooters as he evet' did. To Senator Topshe, of the genial smile and warm handshake, the friend of the college b)oys, may his new college fruit store veceive its full share of patronage. A toast in clear, sparkling wine to college spirit. Let it ever grow stronger. Lastly, to ourselves, "The Game FAT] which secure a*hand.a i With each package ot Fatima you gel a pen nant coupon, 25 of wohich secure a hand. ,. y some felt college pen nant( 12x32)-selec lion of 100. for Nearly 'Chree-C THE STUDENTS 4 HAVE MADE Ti HEADQUARTERS AND SUPPLIES. SET BY YOUR FA 'he R. L. B -Booksetters a 8tatione 1425-1427 MAIN STREET . . When you get money from I a Checking Account. National Loan a COLUB "Che 8trongest 1 EDWIN W. 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