The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 09, 1917, Page 3, Image 3
LAW ASSOCIATION
HOLDS ELECTION
Carothers to Head Carolina
Lawyers
At the regular meeting of the
Law Association last Thursday
the second term officers were
elected as follows: Erwin Car
others of Rock Hill, president;
W. D. Dickey of Edgmoor, vice
president; J. 0. Colbourn of
Birmingham, Ala., treasurer;
J. M. McIntosh of New Zion,
secretary; P. M. Beckton of
North Harlowe, N. C., clerk;
F. A. Thompson of Conway, re
porter. L. B. Harrison of Dun
can, presided.
EXCHANGE PROFESSOR
DELIGHTS CAROLINA, ETC.
simple and forceful English was
not one of the several attain
ments of the early translators
of the Bible. "However the
a simple sentences of the Hebrew
- language and a sense of their di
vie mission enabled them to
overcome this handicap and avoid
v the long words and complex sen
tences of the English, their then
con temporaries."
"There is a quaintness to the
Bihle, " said Dr. Forrest, "that
adds much to its value as liter
ature. The Hebrew language
was short of adjectives and for
these the translators substituted
prepositional phrases, following
the original. The Bible owes
much of its literature to the fact
that it was translated in the spa
cious times of the great Eliza
beth.
I)r. Forrest's final lecture,
"The Literary Influence of the
English Biible," was delivered in
his usual forceful and charming
manner. In the di ;cus i n of
why the influence of the English
Bible, the fact was brought out
that the first book to appear in
Gothic, in Anglo-Saxon, in Mid
dle English, in Modern English,
respectively, was the Bible. "The
Rible was at the beginning of
things. The deep seriousness of
the Anglo-Saxon and his interest
in religion and morality, in that
respect akin to the Hebrew, have
always made the Bible the
world's bestseller." Quotations,
allusions and hints to the Bible
th ronging our literature, always
strike a responsive note in the
English breast.
For the stylist. God's Book has
the message of word economy
without sacrifice of clearness,
force, or beauty. It teache,
truthfulness of style, the oppo
site of exclamatory, extravagant
writings. Since "the style is the
man," the supreme modlel in the
art of writing is the book that in
spires, elevates, ennobles man,
the Holy Bible.
WYMAN SPEAKS AT
Y. M. C. A. MEETING
Moral Preparedness in Army
Life Subject of Address
Dr. Marion A. Wyman ad
dressed the Y. M. C. A. last
Wednesday evening at its regu
lar meeting at 7:30. Hissubject
was "Moral Preparedness in
Army Life." Dr. Wyman was
eminently qualified both by
training and experience to speak
on this subject, having seen ser
vice as a surgeon in the United
States army.
I)r. Wyman was delightfully
informal. He began by showing
thatf rom a moral, physical stand
! point morality and clean living
were absolutely essential. He
made a strong appeal for clean
living because of future genera
tio,s.
Thespeaker a'ked the question.
how can college men aid in this
matter? He pointed out in an
swer, that stuents who join the
army or navy can help by their
examples; and second. we can
aid by helping to remove the
temptations; and third, their
prayers and personal friendship
with Jesus Christ.
The meeting to night will be
addressed by Prof. Hand. His
subject will be "Teaching as a
Life Profession." This promises
to be one of the best meetings of
the year, as Prof. Hand has -
given practicaly allhis life to work -
connected with the teaching
profession.
All those intending to go to
Blue Ridge in .June are requested
to hand in their names. Thir
teen or fourteen have already
declared their intention of going
Any others will be welcomed.
You can't afford to miss it.
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