Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MANY SCHOLARSHIP MEN ARE IN COLLEGE University Offers Variety of Rewards of Merit. The Univ,ersity offers each year a large number of scholar ships tio students. These schol arships, together with the Alum ni. Loan Fund, assist many a mp in making his way thru college. The county teachers' scholar ships are awarded upon compet itive examination held in every county during the summer. These scholarships pay $100 besides remission of fees. The Peabody scholarships are awarded to graduates of South Carolina colleges who are seek ing the Master of Arts degree in the department of education. The honorary scholarships are awarded by the faculty upon nomination of the heads of the departments. The following men hold county scholarship: Aiken, W. V. Sanders Anderson, R. L. Bowen Bamberg, J. B. Rice Barnwell, J. Inglis Rice Beau fort, Julius E. Sanders Calhoun, .). J. Crider Cherokee, B. F. Byrd Chester, H. B. Refo Chesterfield, R. P. Turner Clarendon, J. Clyde Johnson Colleton, C. A. Easterling Darlington, Fred Boswell Dillon, Raymond Evans Doiehester, Willie V. Sampson Edgefield, J. W. Collier Fairfield, R. E. Broome Florence, Thos. Collier Georgetown, H. B. Edwards Greenville, H. E. Fowler GreEnwood, Leo C. Griffin Hampton, C. M. McTeer Horry, L. D. Singleton Kershaw, G. C. Gaskin Lancaster, H. J. Blackmon Laurens, Geo. Pitts Martin Lee, C. D. Brearley Lexington, J. S. Schneider Marion, A. M. Jones Marlboro, R. 1). Miller Newberry, Oscar Nance Oconee, T. S. Martin Orangeburg, B. G. Shuler Pickens, W. C, Mann Richland, R. M. Lupo Saluda, W. P. Crawford Spartanburg, Wi. Ballinger Sumter, J. S. Seymour Union, Jennings Otts Williamsburg, J. R. Rollins York, R. E. Browne, Jr. At large: J1. W. Wilks, H. C. Brearley, S. W. Oswald, W. C. Sullivan. Peabody Scholarships: H. 0. H anna, C. M. Wilson. U. D). C: J. B. Boulware.. A. C. Moore Scholarship: T. L. Bailey. Class '87: C. R. Spencer. Class '85: 0. F. Crow. Education: S. N. Lott. Mathematies: Miss Minna CHANTICLEERS PLAY OEORGETOWN ELEVE Gamecocks Meet Catholics i Washington Saturday. The Gamecocks go to Washinj ton, D. C. this week to meo Georgetown on the gridirc Saturday, Nov. 20th. Georg< town has put out a very stron team this year as she alwa3 does and Carolina will have hard fight on her hands but t Cockerels are fully capable < handling just this sort of thinj Altho Georgetown is cot sidered to have a much bett( team, by comparative scoro Carolina is not very far behin( Carolina defeated North Car< lina A. & M. 19 to 10, whil Georgetown defeated them 28 t 0. G6orgetown also defeate the Navy by a score of 9 to 0. These facts show that th Gamecocks have no easy task o their hands, but Carolina sul porters are sure that the Garn( and Black will make a goo showing against the Catholics. CLASS BASKET9ALL GAMES THIS WEE] Fresh-Soph Contest Tonigt Champs Play Monday. Practice is now in full swin for the 1915 class championshi in basketball. On Tuesday nigl the freshmen and sophomor( play the opening game in th gymnasium at 8:30. The senioi and juniors will meet on Thur day evening at the same houi The final game will be on U following Monday night whe the winners meet. Interest is running very hig in these contest this year. Eac class has elected a manager an coach. The seniors, elected Ro lins, manager; Farrell, coacl juniors, Ed. Brown, managei Talley, coach: sophomores, Hat nahan, manager; Bowen an Sims, coaches. The freshme have not elected a coach or cal tain yet unless they held anoth( private meeting at the Jeffei son and are keeping the matt( a secret. The main purpose of theE games is to give Coach BlacI burn an eye on new material ft the varsity, beside promoting wholesome class spirit of rivalr2 Love. English: J. S. Schneider. Biology: Miss Henrietta Go' ington. Philosophy: J. McB. Dabbs. Geology: .J. E. Carpenter. Physics: W. M. Layton. Atncient Language: S. 19 Huntlecy. Modern Language: .J. I Bates. History: H. C. James. Economics: n. S. Poie. 4i DO YOU ni TAKE P .. C 8OUR COLLEGE n WEEKLY? g IF NOT, e WHY NOT? of SUBSCRIBE NOW DO YOU KNOW that a foto Ii e makes a nice Christmas present?: Have yours madr by the best h< studio in the city. See us for E: d coupons. Crow and Schneider, t" No. 11. e JEROME HOTEL BARBER SHOP 't! OUR MOTTO: "Cleanliness." d P. H. ALDRIDGE Scruggs & Bailey ; Clothing, Hats and Furnishing Goods Phone 1520 1412 Main St. JULIAN MORRISON, Camp. Rep. 11 t - You Will Fina it S Onih e What Yc e START SAVPI h h d C. W. ESTES, I s General Agent SoLheask d n A 5p Offers e e You will be g: r will have the sal a sued your cour .0 *aa ii nt training instituti I Bookkeeping an ~ are worth a great deal te Let us prepare YOU Shorthand and Typewriting will Our system easiest learr CALL FOR PA - M. H. BOWL Manson Building SEE SQUIER No. 7 Pinckney Who will give you special rates on your laundry. 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