The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 04, 1911, Page 3, Image 3
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
On last Sunday night a very attrac
tive program was rendered at the
sacred concert in Flinn Hall. It is
given below in full:
Int ermezzo: Cavalier R usticana ...... Violin
Messrs. Cook and Mauney.
I.end Kindly Light................Quartet
Messrs. Buie, Arrowsmith, McCrady
MeNair and Paul.
L.argo (Handel).....................Piano
Mrs. George McCutchen.
Nearer My God to Thee............Quartet
Melody in F (Itu ensteln)................
Messrs. Cook and Black.
Traumeri (Schuman)...................
Mrs. McCutchen.
Irs. McCutchen very kindyl played
: the accomupanimiient for Messrs. Cook
6 and Black, while her piano solos were
a greatly enjoyed by all. We certainly
lhope that Mrs. McCutchen will favor
us again on some future Stuinlay even
e ing. The next concert will be Sunday,
March 1.2.
The third of a series of special
student services will be held in the
I d First Baptist church Sunday evening,
March 5, when Rev. Dr. C. E. Burto,
formerly of Edgefiell, will preach.
All the colleges in the city will join
with us in this service. Watch the
bulletin boards for the announcement
of the exact hour.
We were very gla(l to have with us
on Wednesday night Mr. Fitz Hugh
M11cMaster, State Insurance Comniis
sionier, and an alumnus of the Univer
sity. le took as his theme the abso
lute necessity of our obeying the laws
of God, if we would live truly suc
cessful lives. These laws, as applied to
our laily conduct, may best be found
in the Scripture. Hence a study of the
Scriptures is necessary to our living
lives of largest service to God and
man.
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The Colors of the Spectrum.
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blindness. Eyes that are not able to
see the delicate colors of nature or
some certain bright Iglt are said to
be color blind. This is because the
nerves responding to these particular
lights or colors are not sensitive, thus
causing the person to lose many of
the wonderful things that nature has
given.
Professor Carson, as we all know,
was well qualified to lecture on a sub
ject of this kind, and by the skillful
use of slides and illustrations, together
with his excellent treatment of the
subject, the lecture was exceedingly
interesting from beginning to end. A
large crowd who knew him to be a
speaker of great charm greeted him
and went away perfectly satisfied with
the instructive lecture which they
heard.
Mr. Richard M. Jeffries, of the class
of 1910, was on the campus last week.
He was here with a delegation in the
interest of the proposed county of
Jasper. "Dick" is editing the Jasper
Herald and teaching school at Ridge
lanid.
"Ilob" Purdy, lying in bed sick with
the iumps, on being asked how he
felt, calmly answered. "Swell."
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