The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 10, 1914, Page 4, Image 4
OT}4,R COLEGEt
Davids* held 'CIeinson to a
scoreless .agish,on .October 3.'
"Ted"" Mercer, , the. great
student evangelist, t,isisspendig
some tirn at Washfigta._and.
Lee Univbisity.'
Washinipn and,Leepuregister
ed a record 'setting score over
Marris2Hazvey_,College, Saturday.
Oct. 3, 103 to 0.
Members of the Utihiversity
of Tennessee Alumni Association
are' about, to hdlp' their: Atna
Mater by a proposed purchase of
a tract ofi land. to. .be turned into.
a model athletic field.
From August 27th to 31st the.
first "Home.C6inin'g'$' of Ex-:
Clemson students was held at
Clemson Celleger. The totai..at'
tendahae..wascabout .525, which
constitutes, probably, the largest
gatheringwof -collegenmen- ever
held in the South.
Coker.
Dr. and Mrs' Howard Lee
Jones were at home to. . the
faculty and student body, on last
Friday afternoon,iOt.12, 1914.
On Tuesday, Oct. 6, 1914, the
Sdban - Stout ' C6ker Memorial
Hall was dedicated with. appro
priate services, The' speakers
fob:theitmoningm services- were:
Rev. E. C. Dargan, D, D., L.. L.
D. and ,Mrs. G. - R. . Chambers.
For the dedicatory exercises in
the afternoon; Judg. C. A.
Woods and Prof.. W. H. Hand,
A general reception was held
in ithte -spacious -parlot of ', thib
hall in the evening.
Winthrop.,
The Young Women's Christian
Association of Wifthtip gave its
annual reception to the new
girls in the Mainf rBuilding on
Saturday night Sdbtembdr: 191'
Dr. W. . DJ. Wleathenfof d and
Miss Amy Smith were guests of
honor.
A series of fine. lectures was
delivered bft Dr. W: D. Weather
ford in the college auditorium.
His general subjbct was Chris
tian Fundamentals.
All the new girls were invited
to- meet-the- Presi-dernt'and' mem
bers of the Curry. Literay Society
in a social meeting hdld'dn back
campus, Septsmnber 29.
THe~rerwas a publidoneeting.gf
S)ciety on Monday evenin r,
Octbdi6. e. Ther subjeot: for .the
tomn 'is '"Warring Nations in
19topet. The subject:for ithe
eenini,waa. "Germanyi."'. * A
rel<of ..moving pictures,. "War
is Hall," doncluded a most inter
esting- ann 'nuti--~ora..
WEEKLY' 1
(Octobei
SUNDA-Dr. Siit1s Bible Claw
MftYD -Football gane, Univeri
S: C. at Chap
Tulc -'wr'-BiMe Classses, Y. M.4
'*EiDMeBDW R la - Y. M. C. '
Student's Bible Cmi
lege, Spartani
Dr:-Cfirell deliveri
Ti!tRSDAY-Nb' new courses can I
Moot Court meets at
FRIDAY-Dr. Currell speaks to scl
Fair, Bates
New- month begins at l
SAVURDAY-CAolina vs. Virginia i
Literary Societies con
Infirmary Notes.
So'far, this has been an um
usually healthful year on the
campus.
Barksdale, of the freshihan
class has been the only man in.
the infirmary.. We are glad to say
that Mr. Barksdale's caseis not
serious, and we trust that in a
few days he will' be- able to red
sume his .studies again.
In Cornell.
Alva I. Green, a member of the!
class of '13 is now enjoying a
course in Cornell University, Ith.
aca, N. Y.
The- folloving is an - extract
from a letter received -by!.'our
business -manager from Green:
"Please give my regar4s to thd
dehr old school and tell them thru
your.coluinns that my heart is
with Carolina and. especially her
football team., I certainly hope
we car. repeatthe victory of,191.2a.
With best wishes to 'The Bird,'l
Carolinian -and- everything else
that savors from- the old campus,
I remaini
Yours very truly,
Alva I. 'Green."
THikTdeh.Game.
In her opening game Carolina
lost to Georgia Tech by a . score.
Df,.20 to 0. As ethe. field .wasu
ankle deep in. mud .our. backfield.
men could not- make any telling.
runs with the ball. Consequent
ly the Gamecocks had to play de
fensive ball-most'of the,time.
Captain Hill played "star ball.
Marvin-Porter toed the balmany
times for over fifty yards.
Considering the strong team
Tech puts out 'ande'thea.muddy
field, we must say that our team
played good ball.
The senior class will present
"Everygirl", a mordity>playr. in
two .acts, in . the auditorium
Saturday night, 'Octohe'r 10'.
Coming! The OratoriouArtists.
Everyone .is delighted that Reed
Miler :willi appear; t here. again
w.th.thei Oratorio .Artists Mon
day ni-ht.-OMnhob., 12."
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iool children at the Tri-County
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vene at 7:45 p.m.
Co-eds to Ehtertacin.
Invitations have been issued
by the girls of .the University.. to
the faculty,. trustees and - officers
of all the college organizations
to a reception to be given at the
Home, Friday night; Oct. 16.
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