Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PLAN TO.HAVE LARGE GROWD AT STUDEM'. CONFEENCE IN 1916-1 (CONTINUED4 ROM'P.AOR ONE.) mon, s jenni" Pourta,. bas,. ketball-an-voey-bale eertheand a sinadI boe~...) Trk*Is,are eut to .the principal mountain peaks. The purose of de conference is to 4rain: men -f. -asiowiaUti work and sotisevvies and oth er, forms of Christian work, both dfringMcoege-days .and, in after Iife In*rdei- tbthistrainingma be th*'eg fcie.theomg est speake'ad lea-:avail able te secu'etti&ebture dura ing th& -conf#renlee-1 Tlfim year Z the outsta"dg. leaders -are: 3 Mr. dletcher'Breekma~n,. who.ef. v ter spending twenty ,years in' 6 China at the head of the student work- has -been recalled-to-this Z country to be a co-worker -of . John. R. Mott c Mri Sherwood - Eddy who'is' one "of the- best! known speakers for college. stu-, dents in the world; and Prof. H. H. Hotne, professor-of' Educa tion at New York University. In addition there will be a host of othei..speakers --and, leaders, the best obtainable in the South!. Delegates will be there from all the- colleges-.nd some of the preparatory schools in the south eastern States Last-year, some of the-college&,had.. as.many as tWe4tbtwo;def#ates. Carolina will probably have hfteen or tWenty, delegates, anyway as many'as t elfe men are certain lycounted uppl this year. To' be assogiated. with- the 'picked men from the colleges of the South:or- ten dayois one of the most valuable. -experiences that cant come to a student. The'-Dagy Program, The' program is arranged so as to .give plenty of time for recre ation as well as for .,,work;,..The bulk of the work" comes in -the morning-and thetitwhole..after noon is given -over to athletics. There are . intercollegiate con tests in baseball, basketball, and tennis. The swimming. pool is open. every afternoon, and hik. ing, trips are arranged, daily. to the:.nearby mountain .peaks and' points of interest. What Men Say Abodt It: That this conference stands high in the estimation of the leading'educators and' Christian leaders of the South is proven by theifollowing testimonials. Dr. E. M...Poteat of Furman.. says, "The cenferences held :at :Blue Ridkes are- the most .significant gatherings help ' in 'the'entire Sotith." The testimony of Wil liam Jennings Bryan 'is "The Blue Ridge Association -has -siez.. ed .a great idea and given it ap proprIate develorfnent.*? "To my 'mind it is one of the best con ceived and..eveloped plans to be found anywhere in the world," says John R. Mott, To these testituonials add one more, that of -Dr. S. C. Mitchell, "The Blue Ridge Association....... is a:paramount agency in moulding the thought ' and 'ideals' in the sekb&lh4*and- olleges, ChriAtiaTi ASWIt6ns and chu-ches in~-a wide retiontof country." Any .QWna studebta wh6( is eleistedtdeeftate bk' th4-Y.- M. Cf . ,A(,. - -edbOhet'' naga-' attWnd Tht e*W*w expev is.- less than $39!OW' Th4-raiti-d'"fare frain Col 1'Lanid rettrn is only $$14., Thdti6ket-1-is'"gobd forwseventeen da-ys and after the conifemence-s. over allows. ample the', hiesTpeak east- of -'the Robkies.and4or a trip' thrf the great,Vahdrbilt estate iat" Bilt more; N -C. C. B. EdWvat'd-, A. B .'15, spentrSaturday and-Sunday with friEndson the canrus. We Feature Eagle' -Caps Hbpe Dvis C6. P. H. Lachicotte & Co. Jew es Manfotu0es coilege and School Medals 1424 Main-St. Coluesbia,(S. C. Lf you wantto spend money tot DANDIE Sr ICFREPAM lo to CONDOS BROS. 1544 Main St. 3aufadhW Guarnte0r -Money' Refunded For first, Class Serviee Go to Mean's Barber Shfop NlEXT T0'lMPER1AL:.-MTEL, 1337 Main Street LAW RANGE BARBER SHOP ll-.Skilled and ,Polite Bar bes pompadour Hair Culling a Specially 5KIMJIDOR!-- Thal Aen> Hair Cut. Try II. special Rates to Carolina Stu dents' and Faedlty. Hair Cut ..........20c Shampoo ..........20c Massage...........20c Singe .... ........20e Shave.............1c Give 'Us a Trial. 1211 Washingon Sreeat. UniversityafrSuth Carolina FouAd" bytie; 8Wt1 in 1801 In the-Capital City The University is organized with the following divisions: 1. School of Arts and Science, with various courses of study in Langu'ages, History, Science, etc., leading to the degt'er of A. B. and B. S.' Eight 'Gt'nerlal ScholWrAMjp worth from $100 to $150 each. II. Schobl'of'Ediftloti; which sedkhrto prepare' peesons to serve the State as teachers, principals and superin tendents of schools. In this course the A. B. is the degree cofiferre'd. III. - Gradatt Schadl,' with advnnced courses leading 'to the degree'of Master of Arts. Graduates of the colleges of South Carolina Arh 'adriit'ted" to the University in all courses except Law, without charge for tuition. IV. School of Engineering, Civil and Electrical, leading to C. E. and E. E. degres: V. School of Law, with i dourse leading to the degree of LL. B.~ The''reseiee of the var'ous courts' and the 'use of theState' aw Libraiy'aff'rd exceptidzal faellitieq. CollegF feeifor the yeat; $18, including medical attention. For women college fees ard''only $12. For those paying tuition, $40 additional. Room; with light and service, $8 a year. Active teachers have the advantages of the University with6ut'any cha'rge Whatever. Loar fuhds available. Dining Rootrf Schdlarshlpi *itff't1oKrd fre'a't SteWitid's Hall. For catalogue address W S.:CURNAtiL President, Columbia, S. C. SOUTHERN RAILW*AY' COMPANY ARRIVAL AND DEPARTORE OF TRAIS SCHE60LE IN EFFECT AT 12:01 A. *M. NOV. 28 119f (Published only as information, not guarantded) No. ARRIVE FROM Time No. LEAW1 POR Time 15 Charleston. Summerville, Branefil 16 Kingville. Oiankeburg, Ilrnch. Ville. Orangebbrg, Kingville.:.. 6:65 d' Vle. Summerville, Charleston.. 3:2)a n 85 Charlotte. 'Rock Hill, Chess, 36 Rldgeway. Winnebro, Ch4ter. Winnsboro. Ridgeway (local): 9:00 a' r Rock Hill. Charlotte . .. 5::Iu a m 8 A'uguft.,' 'Trenton,. Edgefid, 114 Kingville, Camden. Kershaw. Batesburg, Leesville, LexinjtWi 10!00 a n Lancaster. Rock Hill..........6:415 a n 31 N*w'Y,6rk "Washintan. Greets- 12 Kingville. Orangeburg. ffmh boro. Charildtte. Rock Hill, Cester 10:05 a m1 Vile. Summerville. Chailelton.. 6:55 a n 134 Allendale. Barnwell, Blackville. 19 Lexington Leesville, Batesburg, Sprinrik"d Pirry (local) ....... 10:15 a n Ridge Spring. Trenton, Augusta 7:00 a i 117 York, Rock Hill. itn stkr'Ke:Z '9 UAlon'' Spar&Uiurr. Atlahta. shaw, Camdei, Kingville....... 12:35 p m Asheville. Knoxville. Cincinnati 7:05 a an t7 Charlest1M,'StUnmerville. Branch- is AIston. bewberry. Greenwood. Ville, Orangeburgr'KIn*ilfe.... 12:46 ptn Abbd Ile, Ahderson, Greenville 7:15 a 18 Gr'eenville. Anderson. Belton, Ab- 3 Perry Springfield. Blackville. beville, Greenwood, Newberry 2:16p Savannahl':1aani 42 Asheville,''Spartanburg, Union31Lxntn tsbg.Tet. C~arlisle, A'lston (hiealY'... .. .... 2:30J p' Aute"..........1:8a 30 Savannah, Allendale, R arntiell,27Ui.Sprnbg.Ahile Blackville, Perry (local)......4:10 p rn ,K il"itdni.' .1:5pa 32 Augusta, Batesbtir*', Tr.ehndnn,Nwery renod Lexinga'tow...... ..... ... ..... ...4:15 p mi 1 ojn.0as~ igvie 28i Cincinnatl, iKnoxville, HarrlinanCadn erh,Lnc.Yk3:6pn Junction, Asheville,Spartanburg 4:45 p an 13Prm lc4l~'ani.i l 113 Charlotte, York, Rock Hill,. Lana-lela (ol).......4:5pn caster, Camden, 'Kin*gvills.'...5:45 p tu lAIst n o. irAbr 27 Charlotte, Rock Hill. Chester, oc)...........4 0m Winnaboro, Ridgeway.... .... ..9:06 p anm iwwy Wns~N,Cetr 20 Augusta, Batesburg, Leesvilie, o,NwYr........:6pa Lexington....... ............. 10:06 p an2m (gil.O~Iag fnh 11 Charleston, Sumnmerville, Branch- il.Smeyls Calso. :6pa vylle, Orangeburg, Kingville. ... 10:20 p sh 2 8g~y imsoo Cetr 16 Greenville, Anderson, Belton. A b- Rc il il alte(oa :5pa beville, Greenwood, N4ewbirry. .'10:40 p mn 7Lxntn eev'1 ~t6i 10 AshevIlle, Hendersonvile,Spartan--Tetn ,gfed uut bur, nin ison.......1140 laca). Rock.Hi..............60