Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PLANS FOR COMMENCE MENT COMPLETED (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1.) the graduating class, Richard Winstead, Jr., and F. P. Mc. Gowan, Jr. Valedictorian, G. A. Buch anan, Jr. Law class orator, E. P. Hodges. Awarding of degrees, di plomas and medals. APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES Bachelor of Arts. Allison, Preston Marion Allison, Robert Erasmus Barr, Charlie DeCahie, Jr. Boswell, Paul Frederick Buchanan, George Andrew, Jr. Caston, Dewey Minor Culp, Charles Bravard Edwards, Hamlin Beattie Evans, Hugh Raymond. Hampton, Harry Rutledge El liott Griffin, Leo Calvin. Heriot, Claudia Elise Hodges, Edward Peques Horton, Arthur Bruce Johns, Wilson Ralph Love, Catherine McGowan, Franklin Pierce, Jr. Martin, Thomas Seaborn Rikard, Henry Wheeler Sifford, James Potts Smith, Broadus Manly Turner, Julia May Vaughan, Lottie May Wardlaw, Albert Lee Wates, James Tillar Winstead, Richard, Jr. Bachelor of Science. Baker, Barnwell Rhett Macdonald, Roderick Miller, William Lindsay Owens, Frank Capers Stewart, Calvin Boardman Waring, Clark DuVal Master of Arts. Cook, W. Hoyt Fraser, Jessie Melville Holman, William Whetstone Kewley, Robert James Leonard, Iva Turbyfill Parkinson, Dera Ashleigh Dry Robinson, William Childs Terrell, Irby D. Wingard, Muller Rawls Civil Engineers. Hanahan, John Lindsay, William Steen, Jr. Moore, Joseph Henry Bachelor of Laws. Bowen, William Edward DeTreville, James Haigler, Paul Frank Hodges, Edward Peques Major, Harold Miller, Russell David Murchison, Allen Barnes Rice, John Inglis Sims, John Govan Simonhoff, Harry Sledge, Mary Guthrie Smith, Thomas Lewis Stover, Dakyns Brockenbrough Taylor, John Clarence Winter, Marion Fenton Wright, Marion Allen. "TOOTS" WARING Gamecock's Pitcher for Two Years The race for the mess hall medal has narrowed down to Red Webb and the three Winter brothers. Friends of these four eaters are eagerely watching the outcome of the contest. It is impossible to talk under water. There are very few fe male divers. Telephone So. Bell 153 and 154 C. D. KENNY COMPANY TEAS COFFEES SUGARS Columbia, S. C. 1639 Main St ;..e-e-;..,.;.........;....;;..i We furnish the " Football Teams ' Watch the Equipment : It will lead them to 2 many a victory. " S. B. McMaster, Inc. "Jot It Down" Have a fountain pen A notebook handy. Make your notes in ink so they will be permanently legible. Yota can carry,, MOORE in your side coat pocket--anywher.e any way. When elosed, is can't.leak--when open, it fa. ready to write, withouft shaking or coalg. Better buy a MOOR& Sewelar. end staionere THE MOORE~ PEN COMPAN4Y 8 Devansktj Dt eaton, ?fau. FURNITURE OF CHARACTER FOR HOMES OF CHARACTER We would like to welcome you. You will not be urged to buy. VAN METRE'S LIFETIME FURNIT"URE 1319 Main St. Columbia, S, C. Phone 111 Tub and Shower Bath. Our Motto "Cleanliness" Hotel Jerome Barber Shop Seven First-Class Barbers Always Glad to Serve You All Our Tools Kept in a Sterilizer Clean Towels Used on Every Customer We Solicit Your Patronage I. V. FRY, Proprietor The Palmetto National Bank COLUMBIA, S. C. THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE Capital . . . . . . $500,000.00 Assets . . . . . $15,000,000.00 Surplus Profits . . . $330,000.00 14 E SOLICIT the accounts of banks, firms, and individ uals, and we believe we have unexcelled arrangements for handling banking business of all kinds in this State. We pay interest in our Savings Departmjnt, quarterly, at the rate of 4% per annum. 44. WILIE JONES, Chairman of the Board J. P. MATTHAWS, President Wm. M. GIBBS, Jr., Cashier JOHN JACOB SEIBLES, V-President T. F. DIAL, Asst. Cashier THOMAS TAYLOR, V-President O. P. LOYAL, Aest. Cashier I. M. MAULD'N, V-President WESTON&AYCOCK,Atys. Bowen-Macfeat Business College Offers A Special 25 Per Cent. Discount to the University of South Carolina Men You will be glad you attended our college, for you will have the satisfaction of knowing that you pursued your course in the most thorough business training institution in the South. Bookkeeping and Penmanship are worth a great deal to a man in business. Let us prepare YOU in these branches. Shorthand and Typewriting will aid you in .your college work Our system easiest learned Join class now CALL FOR PARTICULARS M. H. BOWEN, President People's Bank Building -1207 Taylor Street COLUMBIA, S. C.