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COURSE IN SCOUTING FOR UNIVERSITY ME1 Messrs. Van Meter and Legai to Give Five Lectures. Secretary E. S. King, of tl University Y. M. C. A., has ai ranged to have a series of fi% lectures and practical field trit for the benefit of those intere. ted in the boy scout movernen This has been done in order t give the students an opportunit to get some practical training i scout leadership. The lectur( and trips will be conducte jointly by Mr. T. Keith l2eGar< scout master Troop number Columbia, and J. 0. Van Metei of the Columbia Theologic, Seminary. The first lecture will be give in Flinn Hall Thursday, Marc 2f. This lecture will be give by Mr. Van Meter and illustr, ted with special stereoptica slides. The field trips will b under the direction of Mr. L( Gare with his Scout Troop. This course -will continue fo five weeks, lectures on Thur day and the field trips on Satui day of each week. Mr. Van Meter has had exter sive experience as a boy scou secretary of a city Y. M. C. A and as a scout master and ex( cutive. Mr. LeGare is in charg of the boy scout work of ('olurr bia and his work speaks fc itself. STATE CHAMPIONSHIP WON BY NEWBERRI Basketball Honor Goes to Lt therans- All-State Team by J. 0. Van Meter. NewberrY College won th State championship in basketba for the 1915-16 season. The PreF byterian College of South Carc lina came in second. Following is the all-State tear picked by J. 0. Van Meter o Columbia. Forward. .Baker (C)..Newberr Forward. . . Tay lor. . . . New herr Center..Stribling. Clemso (Iuard.. Woodson... Presbyteria Guard ... Gottschalk ...Newherr Substitute. .. Belk. . PresbYteria Substitute... Patterson . . Woffor Baker of Newberry was th only man receiving a unanimou v'ote for the all-State team. H wvas captain of the New berry fiv and was thereby given the car taincy of the all-State team. Captain Farrell of ('arolina wa picked as all-State guard b Coach Moe of Clemson. Coac Blackburn of Carolina has ne yet announcedI his selection. President Currell spoke at th Oakhurst School, Heath Springs Feb. 22nd; lectured at Holl Hill Chautauqua on the 25th, an delivered an address in Abler dale on the 19th. UNION MEETING OF PROHIBITION CLUBS The prohibition clubs of Co e lumbia and Chicora Colleges, and the University will hold a joint meeting in the University chapel next Monday evening at 8:00 o'clock. Members of the college clubs will render vocal, violin and pi ano solos. Dr. Blackwood, pas tor of the Presbyterian church yof Columbia, will speak. This is the first meeting of the d kind held by the clubs, and a great deal of work has been done in order to have a good program. There will be a short reception after the exercises. The public is cordially invi-, ted. 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