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Y. M. C. A. NEWS
"Spiril, klind. 1u."
I )r. Reed Smith bet.ga:?n t he
series of life-work addresses that
are being given under the aus
pices of the Y. M. C. A.. on last
Wednesday night. His subject
was "Principles That Should
Guide a Man in the Choice of a
Life Work."
He began by saying that men
are bothered mainly by little
things in life that go to make up
the big things, and grouped the
biggest things in life as lollows:
First -.Our bodily health.
Second The kind of woman a
a man married.
Third -The kind of soul or
character that a man develops.
Fourth Onr life's work.
This last head he based his
talk for the evening upon.
Dr. Smith showed first that
the most important thing was
the selection of our profession or
field. In this weshould be guid
ed b.% our own inclinations and
not lerely' drill into what seem
ed easiest or wvas the most con
venient. Go where vo tihink
you Cal siccevel best vith the
prospect of the futuire before
yu and go regardless of ob
stacles.
The second vhase of his talk
was Where one shall locate.
lie made a plea for South Caro
lina, showing its need for wel;
trained men and the opportunity
she presented for success when
jist awakening from her illiter
acy.
ast hestressed the spirit with
which we should enter upon our
work. le said that nearly all of
one's time is taken tip with the
routine aff:airs of life but that a
mn's wortih in the vorbI de
pends upon the use to which he
ptis that small fraction of time
t iat relminlls over and above that
sPellt in our struggle of daily
breml. These few overtime
hours of wortih while lue) do
More than anything else towards
the imIprovelment and up)ift o4f
mankind.
The next a(ldress in this series
will be given in Flinn 11all next
Wednsday night at 7.30. Mr.
Heverlv Iferhert will speak on
"The I,(egal Profession as a Life
\Work."
A doten new och rockers
have b een ordered for Flin n H allI
which will add greatly to its
comfol1(rt.
Carolina is ahead of' all the
other colleges in the State in its
contibuhtions to the Students'
War Relief fund, having (co1leet
ed already $158.10, and having
$100 more in l)ledges. Woffo)rd
has turned in $176, but ('aroli na
will p)rob)ably lead in this fund
when all is Paid up.
CIVIC CLUB HOIDS
IMPORTANT MEETING
Officers Elected and Plans Made
for the Annual Banquet.
The Civic Club held its regu
lar meeting Friday night last week
and eleet d the following officers
for the second term: 1). S. Polier,
president; M. .1. Shirley. vice
president: R. R. larley, secre
tary: C. T. Smith, Jr.. treasurer:
and Dr. Reed Smith, faculty ad
viser. L. B. Harrison is the re
tiring president.
Besides the regular program
and routine matters the club set
March 14 for t he annual banquet.
A comini I tee composed of messrs.
C. T. Smith. Jri.. treasurer. D. S.
Pol ier. and .1. C. 1K eurse was ap
pointed to makde arrangements
for the banquet , which in all
probability be held at the Jeffer
sonl Hotel. The banquet is an
annual affair and is always F
a sober :in( formal gathering.
The Civie Club is one of the
oldest and most honored organi- f
zations on the campus. It enjoys
an individuality all of its own,
marked by its tone of refinement
and genteel fellowship. The
(fl) has many distinguished
alumni in the State. It is anl
honor and privilege of dis
tinction to be invited to the
limited membership in the club.
The following men received
membership into the club at its
last meeting: Messrs. Weeks,
Rice, Schneider. Tyler and Her
her'It.
LAW ASSOCIATION
At the regular meeting of the
Law Association Thursday night
an interesting appeal case, in
volving the (uestion whether it
was the duty of a public water
company or the citizen to conect
a resident with the water main,
was argued befre Prof. .1. N.
Frierson, c. J., IR. E. Wil
son. and ). S. Polier as
ociate justic(s. Messrs Smith,
I>etreville and Mclitosh repre
sented the appellant and appel
lee was represented by Messrs.
Pearey. Wilder and Kearse.
A fter able argument on both
sides the court was unable to
agree. C. J. Frierson finding for
atwellee and the associates find
ing for appellant.
An interesting criminal case is
set for trial next Thursday.
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