The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 06, 1917, Page 3, Image 3
PERSONALS.
J. G. Jones is at home in Sum
ter with mumps.
F. D. Townsend is reported re
covering rapidly from measles.
L. D. Golson is confined in the
infirmary with measles.
M. A. Wilder is at home in
Sumter on business.
0. C. Blackmon Jr., is in the
infirmary with some little ail
ment.
Miss Catherine Love has been
elected coed editor of the GAME
COCK.
Dr. A. C. Moore lectured last
Friday night at the Hartsville
school house on the bollweevil
C. H. C. Jennings, of the senior
law class is attending court in
C Bishopville this week.
c# 0. C. Lemmon and C. M. Mims
are in the infirmary with mumps
.9 but are improving rapidly.
C5 James Saye and "Pete" Gue
c4 two old Carolina foot ball stars
were on the campus last week.
With the exception of the stu
dent record, the catalog is com
pleted. It will he issued during
March.
Mr. C. L. Shealy was called
home Tuesday because of his
brother's having met with a
serious accident.
Roderic MacDonald, D. B.
Canady, R. C. Rembert, W. A.
Ballinger, Reed Johnson and M.
L. Coggeshall are at home with
the pink eye.
W. D. Dickey of the junior law
class has been confined in the in
firmary for the past week with
pink eye and general indispo
sition.
It will be of interest to the nor
mal scholarship men to know that
they may take a B. S. instead of
an A. B. degree, provided they
receive the thirty -two credits re
quired in Education.
Harry Horton of last year's foot
ball team, who is now working in
Newcastle, Delaware, spent
several days on the campus last
week.
Ata meetingof the Euphradian
literary society H. H. Barton
was elected junior orator of the
society at commencment to sue
ceed M. A. Wright, who re
signed.
Among those entering the
State oratorical preliminary the
latter part of the week from the
Euphradian Society are: C. D).
Brearley, Collier, Hodges, New
bold and Simkinjs.
Some of the Clariosophic con
tenders are: Harley, Mann, Rice,
Roof and Tyler.
Three men will represent each
society in chapel, the winner
gomng to Rock Hill to represent
Carolina against the other state
FEBRUARY ISSUE OF
CAROLINIAN APPEARS
First Issue Under New Editor
Makes Good Impression
On Campus
The February number of the
Carolinian came off the press
last week and has caused muchl
favorable comment. This is the:
first issue gotten out by the new
staff headed by Mr. H. C. James
of Union. The contents are w-el
rounded covering almost every
field of literary ed a\-or 1)0m1
serious poems anwd orations to zi
humorous poemll and ridicilous
monologue. The oll objectioii
seems to be the lack of short
.itories, only one appearing in
the issue.
The new staff is very fortunate
in securing such a variation ill
the list of contribtors. They
range from alumni to sophmores,
the freshmen being evidenity a
little backward in ttorn ing in
material.
The tablie of contents is as fol
lows:
"The Idiosyncracy of Falstafl',"
an essay by Roy C. McGe.e, '17.
"If You Should (o." poem) by
James Mel. Dabbs,'16.
'Now," dialoguils by a Gwr
mian and an Englishman, by .Jen
nings Otts,'18.
"'Testanentum Porcelii," a
translation by P. (;. Mloorehe:td.
'14.
"The Grays," a poem, signed
J. 0.
"All's Well That Ends Wel+,"
a short story, sig-,nel J. W. 11.
"With A pologies. " a huiorous
poem written in threv (illeren
styles Coleridge. Keats.and Poe,
Elizabeth Chase.
"The Decision of' Character."
an oration by R. R. Harley ,17.
"What if I Should Meet You?"
a poem by J. le I-'. Dabbs.'16.
"The Operation." a vivid (I
scription, evidIenitly a miimoir,
signed '19.
The editorials are "H1ow."x
the editor's (lebut. an(l "Patrio
tism."
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tains the -new exchange editor.
Mr. T. C. Jolly's preliminary
bov and the usual commients on
the magazines of the exchange
table.
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