Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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B. D. G.'S TO HAVE SUCCESSORS. Mission Study Groups Will Be. gin Next Week. The B. D. G.'s are with us no more, but next week will usher in their successors in the shape of the M. S. G.'s, which stands for Mission Study Groups. These groups will be run on the same plan as the Bible groups, led by students. The dormitories have been di vided up so as to make the con test a little more even than the last one. This course will run for six weeks, using the text, :"The Call of a World Task." :'The book does not take up the Cspecific problems of any one ?part of the world, but in view of the after results of the war and t the strains placed upon world a society by the war, it makes a ci plea for Christian Internation 6d alism, and shows what Christ ianity can accomplish for the d whole world. Next week will be enlistment week Get ready to sign up for the leaders of the groups say that there will be no man in their tenement who can get away from their class. SELECTS STUDENTS FOR BANKING COURSE J. C. Webb, of Saluda; J. E. Norwood, of Greenville, and H. L. Johnson, of Chesterfield, were selected by Dr. Currell as the three representatives of the university to the National City Bank of New York to study commerce, finance and export trade at that institution for for eign trade. This class will be gin about July 1st. The stu dents taking the course will be paid while in training, accord ing to the class from which they entered. the. institutions seniors will be paid $1,500 per year. All three of the university rep resentatives are members of the senior class. This is a rare opportunity to study foreign commerce and trade. The following is a list of all star students of the university for the first term, with the ex ception of the first two who are all-double-star students. The list is given out by the Dean's office. A list of all-star stu dents will be published each term: Miss Caroline Gibbes, J1. E. Norwood, Miss Genive Re velise, Miss Roberta Camak, Miss Evelyn Gibbes, Miss El len Glen, Miss Mary Graydon, Miss Dorothy Welsh, R. R. Wil liams, S. M. Derrick and H. No *ble Dick. DR. GREEN DOES KINDLY DEED. One of the members of the faculty, Dr. Green, recently contributed very much to the happiness of the boys who have had the misfortune of being thoughtfulness and kindness toward them last week by tak ing over to them two dozen fine, fresh eggs. They were appreciated by the boys, espe cially because they were so far superior to cold storage eggs which they were accustomed to getting. Those boys who are in the infirmary wish to extend their heart-felt thanks to Dr. Green for his kindness. The university student body has been indeed fortunate this winter in having no more sick ness than it has. There have been only thirteen patients at the infirmary during the two months of January and Febru ary. None of these have been seriously ill, having only light attacks of grip, except one of the present patients, Mr. W. J. Ready, who has pneu monia. He is now improving daily, and his many friends at the university and elsewhere wish for him a speedy recov ery. EXCHANGES. The reason editors don't commit suicide is that they know editors are not worth killing.-Columbia Record. Father: "Your mother tells me that you have been a very bad boy, Willie." "Well, father, you mustn't believe all you hear around this house. Selected. Fond Mother: I hope that the young man never kisses you by surprise? Daughter: No, mother, he only thinks he does.-Penn State Frath. He: "There is something dove-like about you." She (blushing coyly) "What is it?" He: "You're pigeon-toed." Bill Perry: "Wise men make proverbs; fools quote them." Cleo: "That's so. By the way, who was the author of that one ?" "Here, boys," said grandma, "I wouldn't slide down those banisters. I wouldn't do it." Freshie: "Why, grandma; you couldn't do it." : CLOTHING FURNISHINGS Moe Finkelstein's YOUNG FELLOW SHOP 1604 Main Street - - - Columbia, S. C. 10 per cent Discount on all Mechandise to Students Only HATS LUGGAGE ........ ... - The State Book" Store . The State Building Complete line Fountain Pens, Examinations ": Pads and other Stationery for Student's use. t We Want Your Business LESTER'S RIALTO and RIVOLI Theatres Homes of the Biggest and Best Photoplays Obtainable _'lU ui . 1Uil Illllwl 111 J d I l i.l:u w lll. IIi .Ih tI= Bevo is a part of thegame it makes good sportsmen and i more enjoyable sport - good fellowship,healli and refreshment --best to train on and gain on. A@ 9o al-yeartound soft drink AN HEUSER-BUSCH Sold eve.ywhVleve ~ ifamilies suppled by rocer dwusjist and eae Vis~tiers are cor'dially Invited to imape-t oml. p t..1 . ...j- n