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PERSONALS C. C. Cook qf Wagners visited his son, Odom,. last week. L. 0. Wannamnaker, LL. B. '15, *Was a-visitor on the campus Saturday. Mr. E. P, Boland- of Spring field visited his son "Kittie" last week. B. D. Davis, astudent of Wof ford College, visited "Red" Da -vis last Friday. Mr. W. H. Newbold of the Chester bar v jisited his son, Marion, last weqk. Raymond Rollins A. B. '16 was in town Saturday to witness the Carolink- P. C. game. S. D. Rogers who was laid up r while last week with an infec ted foot is out again. Henry Busbee was called to . his home in Waghers for a few days last week on business. C Mr. Hoyt Watson, A. B. '11, 6 a famous football star, was a visitor on the campus last week. Dr. Patterson Wardlaw deliv z ered an address before the teach: j ers association at Barnwell last 4 week. 0 J. D. Griffith LL. B. '15, now senator from Saluda county vis ited the Clariosophic Society Sat urday night. Guy Horne was confined in the Infirmary several days last week with tonsilitis but is out and much iniproved. Dr. A. C. Moore spent Thurs day and Friday in Washington where he attended the Ame ican Forestry Convention. "Buster" Parker has with drawn from college to accept a position with the Brandon Cotton Mills at Greenville S. C. A. P. Taley, manager of the 1916 football eleven, was award ed a manager's ''C" at the re cent advisory board meeting. Dean L. T. Baker delivered an address before the York County Teacher's Association at Fort Mill on Saturday January 13. Anderson Hardin of Chester and M. B. Hut-hinson of Dar lington have returned to their homes on account of sickness. It is hoped that they will have a speedy recovery and soon return to the campus to resume their studies. W. Marion Killingsworth, Da vid B. Rossheim and J. P. Wa;d law have received appointments to' Annapolis Naval Academy from the Seventh Congressional District. .These young men are all graduates of the Columbia High School and now members of the sophomore class here. They stand their enprance exam inations In the latter part of April and a physical examination early, in Jn. CO-ED DEPARTMENT Miss Olive Uffelmen of Penn sylvania spent several days this week with her cousin, Miss Ro berta Andrews at the girl's home. The Hypatian Litersry Society will hold an important business meeting Tuesday afternoon Jan. 23, 1917. The regular meeting of last - Tueseay was postpohed on occount of the half holiday. To the delight of her many friends, Miss Lila Sawyer was on the dompus several daya this week. She came over to Colum bia to visit her mother who has been in the hospital here some weeks. Miss Elizabeth Ayer spent the week end with her parents in Florence. ..BURNETT & WHETSELL.. 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