The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 04, 1911, Page 4, Image 4
CAMPUSGRAMS.
Prof. W. K. Tate left Columbia
Tuesday morning for Laurens county,
where he is spending several (lays vis
iting the rural schools. Prof. Tate is
expected back in the city by Saturday.
* * *
Dr. George A. \Vauchope is unable
to meet his classes, being confined to
his study with a heavy cold. It is
hoped that Dr. Wauchope will be well
and out again in a few days.
Literary Societies.
The literary societies will meet Sat
urday night for the first time in two
weeks, having adjourned on tile 18th
to appear that night at the State
House, the occasion be'ng the meeting
of the Legislature, at which time the
question of a new chapel for the Uni
versitv was being considered. Iike
wise, there was no meeting of either
society oil the 25th, because of the lec
ture in the chapel by I r. I'Himpton.
Much interest, however, will center
arouid the societies and the work for
the remainder of the term as our most
important contests-declaimers, ora
tors and debaters-are to be held soon.
The only contest for which the (late
has been fixed is the State oratorical
contest at Greenwood, April 28. The
gentlemen in the preliminary of March
24th are:
Euphradian: J. 0. Sheppard, A. 11.
Williams and R. S. Owens.
Clariosophic: J. ). Brandenburg,
H. Watson and C. G. Wyche.
Those to appear in the preliminary
to the Southern contest, this year to
be held at the University of Virginia,
are:
Euphradian: Alan Johnstone and E.
P. Guerard.
Clariosophic: T. S. AIc'Millan and
D. G. Yarborough.
For the Gonzales contest
u'Aiphradian : 1'. W. \Voodrov and
Cappelnann.
Arrang1"eilents have not been Iade
for the Intra-society Debaters' and
Declaimers' Contest. However, there
are many prospective contestants, an(l
there are promises of much lively dis
cussion.
The following progralls are to be
rendered in he societies tonight:
Iuphradian : Readers-Fuller, IIan
ahan, Lide.
Declaimers--Cox, Lawton, Robbiins.
Oratm --Hart.
D )ebAte : A\ffirmat ive - Ilazard,
HIemingw~ay, Simpson, R. F.
Neg(~at ivye: Cappehniann, Jo hnstone,
Shleppardh.
Qnery : Resol ved, Th'ait the Gov
ernlor of the State should not have the
right to pardon.
Clariosophic : D)eclaimers-L ewis,
L, Covington, C. VV.
Reader-Patterson.
O)rators-'-Rawls, J. l'., Brown,. J. D).
Deb)ate: A\flirmative-Culp, C. K.,
Negative-J. H. Murray, W. II.
McMurray, A. C. Mann.
Query: Resolved, That the judges
of the Supreme Court andl Circuit
Courts of South Carolina should gain
their office by appointment of the
Governor.
You College fden I
When you get ready for that Watch or
11ing, or get "her" something, drop in at
Sentz's. We've a store full pl things you
want.
Come in any way-we want to show you
through our beautiful store-any day, any
time.
"We Know What We Sell Is Good."
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1439 MAIN STREET
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Clothing and Furnish
ings for Men
"Miss Ella. was your bazar a suc
cess?"
"Gloriois ! All the men had to walk
home !"--x.
Abbott's
1300 MAIN STREET
Tobacco, Cigars, and
Cold Drinks
Agents for Maillard's and
Apollo Candies
Headquarters for COLLEGE Men
Blanchard's Rrt Store
FOR
PICTURES AND FRAMES
KODAK8 AND SUPPLIES
ALSO
Photograph Gallery on First
and Second Floors
1438 MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C.
GEORGE TOPSHE'S
College fruit Store
Best Soft Drinks and All Fruils in Season
Give the "Senator" a Call
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.\lr. Siimson: "Willie, didn't you
go to the trunkmaker's yesterday and
tell him to send aroulnld the trunk I
ordered?"
Willie: "Yes, pa."
Mr. Slimson: "\Vell, here is the
trunk, but no strap."
Willie: "Yes, pa; but I told him I
thought you hadn't better have any
strap."-Ex.
Variations of once popular songs:
(1) "Just break the eggs for
Ilother."1
(2) "When the beeves are in the
hides. I'll ]v()\e yoi, Mary."
The University :
FOUNDED BY THE STATE IN
Spacious campus, commodiou,
letic field. University life is
faculity and students. Careful
vidual student. The ptblic o
determinative of gentlemanly o
for athletics and for all kinds o
and morals of the young men a
ing authorities.
Ihe University has the follc
I. The College, with various
I listory, Science, etc., leading tc
Four general scholarships, wort
II. Sohool of Graduate Studio
ing to the degree of Master of
The graduates of the colleges
to the University in all course
for tuition.
III. Sohool for Teaohers, w
serve the State specially as teu
tendents of schools. In this c,
* f erred. F'orty-th ree teachers'
dash andl exempltionl from tuiti<
4: lV. Engineering, Clvii and Eli
. of C. E. and E. E. Practical \~
V. Law, with a course leadin
presence of the Various courts
Library afford exceptional facil
Th. rough its system of EXTENSIOb
4. respondence courses, public lectures, and
to receive academic training.
* College fees for the year, $18. For
+3 those paying tuition, $40 additional. Roc
.3, Active teachers have the advantage
.: whatever.
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S. C. Mieet president -
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See the Business Manager
at 6 East LeGare
Father of the fair one: "How can
you possibly think of marrying my
daughter? You say that by the strict
est economy you can save only ten
dollars a month !"
Poor, but worthy poet: "Oh, yes;
but if we both save, it will be twenty
dollars !"-Ex.
Fresh Fenton (reading College
barber shop ad) : "Shave, 10c.; hair
cut, 20c.; massage, 20c.; shampoo,
25c." To Fresh Clinkscales: "Say,
Clink. I wonder what they'll charge
to wash your head ?"
f South Carolina
1801 IN THE CAPITAL CITY
buildings, and admirable ath
marked by fraternity between
attention is given to the indi
)inion of the student body is
:onduct. There is enthusiasm
f physical culture. The health
re the first care of the govern- *
wing departments of study:
courses of study in Languages,
the degrees of A. 13. and B. S.
h from $100 to $.150 each.
i, with advanced courses lead
Arts.
of South Carolina are admitted
;, except Law, without charge
hich seeks to prepare men to
chers, principals, and superin
>urse the A. B3. degree is con
cholarships, each wvorth $100 in *
mn andh term fees.
lotrioal, leadling to the degrees $
Vork in Road Construction.
g to the (degree of LIL. B. The
and the use of the Stats. Law
ties for Lawv students.
'rTEACHING the University offers cor- e
iight classes, to persons unable otherwise l
women college fees are only $12. F~or
>m, with light and service, $8 a year.j
of the University without any charge
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