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CAROLINA LAWYERS
GIVE ANNUAL FEAST
Junior Law Student Speaker
of Occasion
The annual banquet of the
Law Association, held on Tues
day evening, May 8, at the Jef
ferson Hotel was an enjoyable
affair, both from the standpoint
of "eats" and of the fine fellow
ship and speeches.
Mr. Erwin Carothers. the new
!y elected president of the Law
Association, acting as toastmas
ter, called on Mr. Harry Hicklin
for a few a)pr'opriate remarks.
''ollowing in turn: Messrs.
Frank Thompson. J. 1). I)usen
bu ry, C. It. Spencer, and J. Her
lir. each of whom responded in
an admirable manner.
The outstanding feature of the
evening was the speech of Mr.
l-'allaw of Monetta, S. C.. a re
c-elit and valuable acquisition of
t lie .i unior law class, who has Von
(fuite a hit of noteriety for his
(munlt remarks amd occasional
witticisms. and who on this ov
casion lived up in every respect
to his well deserved reputationl.
That the best often comes last
\\ as realized by everyon1me p)reseit
w,hen I'ro'. E. M\ariu1 I{turcker
tios"i a-; the final speaker of the
('\eeIinm.. l'roIesior'Itucker wvas
in rar(, forImi anld delighted his
;tt (e tsi ,
AGRICULTURE THEME
OF DELIGHTFUL TALK
R. S. Johnson Lectures Before
Y.M.C.A.
At the Y. V. A. meetini
kait Wednesday. May 16, H. S.
.Johnson. county farm demoistra
tor of Aiken counly, spoke on
''What the College \en call do
inl th - 1'Pe;tent Crisis." ''CoV
le le halls.'' said iilr. Johnson,
''breed tr l It a (I deIIoerac'.
They h:tve lirst the spirit of in
qilrinig mils, the pa;ssion for
ti;ru thl, ('.:.md ; n trutilve limang
ination. aumI third: toler;tlt sylmi
ithy and helpful service.'
'N te the first. last and most
fund1lam1enltal need of ual'" he
e inltiil'ued, 'is food.' Alany
t h. $: have realized this fact
and are now doing all they can to
r1lieve the present situation by
planning farm work for the fu
ture months.
''When a college man seeks a
pro fession."' saidI Mr. J1ohnmsoni,
''ie generally asks three ques
tionms: 1. Does this profession, in..
to which I am to enter, call for'
the0 brainus andl enlergy I posess;
42. Wh at are the sjcial C)'liitations1
to myi fellowman ini it; 3. Wvhat
linancial reim unerat ion will I re
The sp)iake'r closed by saying
that wha:tev\er you1 aire p)romplted
toi d1, whant eve yWT our calll is in t he
.pruet cri es. do y Vourm bit and do
it wvell. Psp(eml y if you are on
th" 9r-m
SCO-ED DEPARTMENT I
The last meeting of the Hypa
tia society was one of the most
exciting of the year. The sub
ject for extemporaneous debate
was, 'Resolved, It is better to
have a dead hero than a live hus
band.'' Misses Kelly and Chavis
were on the afiirmative, while
Misses Ayer and Seawright up
held the negative. The affirm
ative pointed out that it is more
satisfying to have a dead hero to
worship than a live husband, who
would turn out a disappointment
any how: that a dead hero could
not interfere with one having a
gay old time while a husband
might; then, too, a dead hero
gave an excuse for a llaCkness
and a veil, the height of every
woman's ambition. The Iega
tive, on the other hand, proved
how colvenient it is to have somle
one to foot the bill:, to lay all the
blae on, and to lend variety to
one's existence, for a dead hero
is always there. ready to be wor
shipped, but no one can tell ,just
where a husdand will be.
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