The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 07, 1914, Page 3, Image 3
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H. c11anna, bi r'
After ne r
Y. M. C.' meetings will be
held on . nesday n tRi*se
has alrea d been tl' t60l
The reasd@V forf g o
Thursday its fr two weet
is that Dr..' @9P ,v NA ?
the addres .1 Wv> ,and the
speaker for next week. could. not
have-been*'sented- for Wedn*a.
diy nt'ts:
Mr. Gordon Poteat, son of Dr.
E. M. PotC4t4It4t'*%,ni#e,
sity, will address the Asssocia
tiofi oit next Tc*id d? n4gk
Mr. Ek'eat is traveling secretary
of theStude'ts elntaer-Mbve
ment. He will speak to us on the
sttbjet* of"' "SCtdertt!! a*dd 't '
Pieserit'Missionary (frsis. " Ts
Assoeiatibii -urg s"tha4 weY hWe
a full house to hear Mr. Poteat,
for.this is .vety-impjetat sdb=
ject upon which h'e is to speak
to us.
At the regular Y. M. C. A.
meetin .Thui d+y night MW H.
0.- Hanna was elected -Y. M. C.
A: edl'td' for this tertn. As
we all'" khow, the. duty, of this
editor is to report the weekly ad
dr4ess- and write up; any . other
matter pertaining to the Asso
to' say that in securing Mr. Han
na for this positibn we have as
go)d a man as could have been
gotten.
Dv. Thomas Cooper's Grave.
Near the center of Trinity
ch'urch yard," in tYe- burying
ground of the Guignard family,
stands the-tone*thasr marks' the
la4t res4t -t place of Pi'e:iddnt
Thomas pbl;oVCirinn'Col
leO'e.. The" insclrbpidnYons'tuined
to*ards the intaritv of 'the en
cidsure, so.that-the casual- visi
tor does not see the name of the
deltd. In consequence; not
manVe+mzrrtb 'd' dhave seen
DO. Cooper's =grve. Dr. La
Bo4de fdttr yreLtd'-''whe-*he
was buried, -athigh' he says
thAt Dr.- Coper died .in Colim
bia. A short search' ?this sum
mer found the grave and brought
to light the further information
that ,after ' Dr Cooperr retired
frdrm the coHlege'4s184, he liv
ed bri tie Ca'mden road near the
pear orchard about two miles
the sit' 6f the ne* "sad'aorftmi
opened by .Dr.~ J. - W. Babcock.
The hilH"~nn whidh a theo houtse
stood wlo1hg'kf6wh'as C6'o
er's Hilly'i
the stoWWintthW ekfleh P"yat'.
Fellow Citizens to"theu Memory
*of Thomas C66pei, M. Dn"
WEEKLY 1
(Nov.
Sun
+ .VT-HUhats14Q0 p. m. in
Mo,
p b ends association
-'held in the n;
ll! S* I% n-speaks to
Tuq
Threedothee4Ible Classes mee
Law men
,{ ~ P6&~'~ 3 Wedi
G6rddti4Pot6httiak*' adt eg 1
Lawse 0corneettgthMaf7:45
Fri
President,Currell speaks twice
Satu
Gamecock varsity grapples wit]
CIAM6 opht'1i tfiY'a1Socety-ci
pfr dEfa+
O ? Gameg"er
A$75, 000 Y; M: C. A. build
ing, will .be erected ''hy Clemson
Collge sonie time ' this sesSibr.
Its ptati ia'eate ifly-adaptdafor
Y. M. C. A-. uses,"athe'C1em
son associatiffn wtil"hive" almost
ideal equipment.
$1, 000" 000' w aMt reitr be
Squeathed'to : the- UI ier.ty of
Pentnsy 4anta;' by 1 Di.Thriri
The, money -is" to be. used .solely
fr the- sttxdy of' skin dfseases
Princeton'has jdtst* erected a
new $300, 000t athtdticf stadiunY.
It1 is U'-tibed id-has ':seatin.
capacity of 41, 000: i it3 can
st*uction 450 tons of twised
stAel bars and 20, 000 barrels
of 4cenlt we-e used:
Tfie M-dical CLolleg of- Sdutl
Carolina willFin afew days open
itstnew-vadministrtion"" biiidingr
ei'ected,'byrthe'people-of-Chartes
tOn.
Inter-collegiate' fo'tl5all already
has a casdlty'iist for a thliA sea
so'n of'81 klled- and 63 seridus'yd
injured.
Prof. Davis (in Public Speak
ing):'; (JRht you'seak louder,
ivfr. Harley? Be'- more' enthusi
aetic. Open your mouth and
throw yourself'into it.
di'vides and forms.tw6 new eelis.
MVr. H-anna what would you call
the two new cells?
H'anna: Orphans, sir.
Trailors cannot change the cul
of a man's character.
Don't fail to h#ar DF Winfield
Sdt'1i'itF adtnSun'
ldoy 1 o'ckWh4
8C-15.)
chy.
Finm tt!i'ivitatfic'.
iday
dtr,estirngof " state' universities
ati nal ca l'to1.
men in Flinn Ifall-at 7:30' p. m.
talke*h1tT e.
aey.
fore Y. 11: C. A. at'1-36 p. m.
bfdf-e Lut1Nr'i'Colle'girTs.
May.
Dakidsofrort"tMi-gtidiering ,
)Wveffes-att7!3O pJ' nt and* Ftt
L' 7 r46P* my
WANT AD-COLUMN
Siftf6 In ertibwtof=25 ' Wore -
(Maximum) 15 Cents or 2
Insertiona'for 25 -Centb.
LO'ST-Loose-leaf' n% 'e book',
enniaining. Geology' notes: both;
lecture and labbratory. Finder
rplense retirn to A. L.- Inight,
tenement 10, rooin 8, and get
rEward. .6-1
Philips- Brooks- uded" to say:
'ad will bethemtly f6r a y .nitr
Wheri'h betedigtSs c6fitdnttl witi'
ttie1f'es1in.
S'A'Y sb"S'!
I have purchased Hanimond's
Barber Shop:in rdarof 'Unitd" Cigar
Co.; anti wilAe thr-ir thbr28'hst
I will appreciate your - patronage.
J.M I 'f tB'Y
FbrWerly atI'The Jerdme;DrbW, Ship.
F?R YOUR'DEN3
Ieautifu1 College Pennat
YALE at- HAR-VARD,
Each 9 in. x 24 in
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Each 7 in x-2I in.
~ PENNANTs, Size 1 2xE0 -4
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OPEN ON SUNDAY
134. n W P'e '372
To he aiqq
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Candy, Cigali; Tobacco
Nito'F'6MMMi'Wd Prd
Roon- Instldet
Collee Boys Especlaly Inted
Is the standard refreshment, for'
Dances; Receptibns,- etc. We
have the QUAIITY at a reason
able price, and are especia*y
e(fuipped for catering to -college
and' society'-functions.
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- Phone 358 -
Office and Plant 10&4-'08 Lady Street
PRESSiN1
Have your clothes cleaned and
pressed.
RATES:
$1.00. PER -MONTH
2'S>ts-per-WeW
We call for and deliver your
ctot>;es.
ftlo -r Sret ryessings ClUb;
Phone 3436
"Best Styles for Young-Men"'
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