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WILL OFFER CLASS IN CIVILIAN RELIEF WOR< First Aid Class Will Also Bo Organized. The university will give a si> weeks course in civilian relie: work, beginning October 15, un der the joint direction of Dr Josiah Morse of the departmen of philosophy and sociology, an( Miss Margaret Laing, secretar3 of the Columbia branch of th< associated charities. Tee cours< is given in connection with th< civilian relief committee of th< Red Cross of which Miss Lain is chairman. The course is open to all wom en detween twenty-one and for ty, living in the states of Soutr Carolina, Noi-th Carolina, anc Georgia. The classes will mee1 at the university five times week and will consist in aboui one hour class room work anc about five hours field work eaci day. This ourse is only one of th< many plans set on foot by th< university extension departmen to make Carolina of more valuw to the state and nation. Dr, Morse is also intendinf t< oaganize a course in First aic work, includinf lessons in ele mental hygeene, first aid, car( of sick and surgical dressings More announcements as to de toils of this latter course will b< announced later. DRAMA LEAGUE HOLDS FIRST FALL MEETINC Plan Initial Entertainment Foi Coming Month The I)rarna League held it: first meeting of the season Tues day afternoon in the Columbi High School auditorium, electinj officers and completing plans fo its first entertainment. Dr. Julius H. Taylor was elect eul president to succeed retirinj president, G. A. Wauchope, hea of the university English depart ment. Dr. Wauchope has bee head of the Drama League sinc its founding two years ago an to him in great measure is du the success which it has experi enced. The other officers electe are: Mrs. L. P. Chamberlayne first vice-president; A. C. Flora second vice-president; Mrs Strother Pope, third vice-presi dent; Mr's. John T1. Sloan, secre tary ; andl Mrs. TI. T1. Moore, ,Jr. treasurer, The D)ramna League's first en tertainment will be given some time during the coming monti the proceeds of which will b, given to the Red Cross. It wil include the one act Play"'India Summer" by Halery, presente< by members of the leaue SOCIAL CABINET GIVES FRESHMAN RECEPTIC 3 Chicora and Columbia to I Well Represented. c The annual freshman recepti r will be held in the Universi _ Gymnasium Friday night fror to 10, Schumaker's Orchestra w play and the fair da'ighters t both Chicora and Columbia C( I leges will be with us. This the opening event of a series be staged by the student boc during the year. It is look forward to, each year as one the seasons most pleasant at brightest social functions. Invitations may be secur from the social cabinet compos of: E. P. Hodges, chairman, Moorman, secretary. J. I Hagood, H. D. Steadman al Oscar Nance. Y. M. C. A. NEWS "Spirit, Mind, Bodgy. " The first meeting of the Youl Mens' Christian Association w t held in Flinn Hall last Wedn day night at 7:30. The object of the meeting w to give the freshmen a bird's-e i view of the work and purpose . the association. Contrary to t usual custom there was no a dress given hut the members the cabinet made short talks the work of the various comm tees of the organization. The president J. H. Martin a few well chosen remarks s forth the two-fold aim of the Ca olina Association, "to devel Christian character and to tra r men for Christian sci vice. I T. Lindsay Jr., Chairman of t Membership Committee explai - the basis of membership. H. i Blackmon next made his rep< r on the work of the new scude r committee. He was followed J. C. Kearse who spoke on "WI - we hope to accomplish thru t I religous meetings." The cha I man of the Social Service Co - mittee, Joht S. Schnieder ga a very interesing account of t e work done by his department l I year in night schools, boy's clul e work for foreigners and thru t - big brother movement. :l Following the talks an invi tion was extended to the n ,men to join. Practically eve .man present applied for memb - ship. - An alumnus who was prest ,was very much pleased with t meeting and remarked to one - the officers ''You 2ertainly ha - got a live organization." '1 The religious meetings will e madle a special feature of I Association work this year. I Prof. A. C. Carson has mov to Rhandon. N COED DEPARTMENT e Practically all of last year's co-eds are teaching this year. )n Miss Eva Seawright is at Edisto, ty Edisto Island; Miss Etta Plum . er at Eastover and Miss Mar ill guerite Brandendurg at Langley. Miss Annie Kelly is teaching is mathematics at Lander College. t is Miss Elizabeth Ayer, B. S. '17, to is staying at home this winter. h At a meeting of the co-eds, held at the Girls Home'last Tues day, Miss Roberta Andrews of the . sophomore class was elected ! d president of the Co-ed Organiza tion. The other officers, elected d at the regular meeting Saturday are: Miss Kate Lindsay, vice ' president and Miss Feriba' Cooper secretary-treasurer. There are only four girls in the Girl's Home on Pickens street this yeair These are: Miss Mary Sledge of Chester, who is study ing law; Miss Kate Lindsay also of Chester, who is taking a special course in chemistry; Miss as Roberta Andrews of Florence, s and Miss Twyman of Virginia. as - ye of le d- '. of >n it- ~ c ~ nHE W A L T E R S' BE' et "Best Styles for Young Men" r- 1420 Main Street Columbia. S. C. DI:POSIl YOUR M( National Loan an OF COLUM rt Capital - - - nt Surplus and undivided prod by Deposits - - - at .DWINW. ROIREFTSON. 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