Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CLARIOSOPHIC SOCIETY The simllII aiunonit of election eeriig beforehln migit have le<d one t o the conichusionl that there waS little interest in the Chario.sophic election of ollicers Fri<dav night ilt Such was not the case. A new record for at tetidance was probably set that nighlt. IBefore thle election beganl th Iree new eIle"Ibers, "Nessrs. .Jones, ShockleY and tilack, were initiate<d. Four1111 Imlenl Were nominate<d for the presidencY. each of Whom Ilad strong claimis to the honor. 'I'lev were W. It. Ilarver. Joe loro witz, E<dwin Folk anl W. C. Me Cal1l. After several ballots Mr. 11:1 rve v was declared( electe<d. Mr. Ii arvev is a member of the senlior. actileilic class a is also stu<lying law. ie hails from IIampton, S. C., but in spite of such a halicap has (<le excell ent. work in tle society anl n( 0o(e (an1 <leny that he fully <de serves the honor of its presidell cv. Mr. Joe Iiorowitz Was electe<d Vice Presi<dent: .imldsonl Readv, L,itery Critie:-N E<'(WinjFlk Secreta ry. an<d Alex Waite was ma<41le TI,reasurler. Rt. 11. I'liltonl Was electe< I"evorler and Wil liai Foiclk, Sergeant-at-ArImls. Mlessrs. Williais and William Son, two promisiig young Ileiml bers of the Freshiman Class were unanimlously chosen monitors. Messrs. I )errick, Douglas and Willims will constitute the Boar<d of Pardons for the next terill. Two Iimenl, Whose ability as ora tor-s is well recognize< % will repr-e sent tihe society at the joinit ceIe bratioll conunieiceient. Ed win 'olk was electe<l Selior Valedlic torial and Ellison Simith, elliior, Orator. EUPHRADIAN SOCIETY At the election of officers of, the Euphdra(lianm Literary Society la1st FrPi a nighit. W. F. Pa rker. a iimeimb er of theii Seniobr Lawl ChIiss, wasi electedl presi< lent to sI uee< Tha<l11 ICiortoni, who1 ae-~ cor<linig to cuistomi, wa~s namte< l cu stos forum ii. Th e niew 1presi<(lenit 1 is a man of ability am1( i has ma<de ai name for hi msel f as5 aI <leb ater. With Mr. Wittkowsky lie <lefeat c<l thle ITn iv"ersity of Flori<da teliln in the lBig Trianhgle <debate la1st yeair. Other ollicers are: G. L. Tayv lor', vice-pr nesi<dent: S. A. IBlack. literaiiry critie; Tiroy leasley, secretary; (Clau<le She.~: I I, treais u rer ; I lorenbinie, or< lerly critic; Juij oIhijiso,, ..~.(I ..i. ii. HYPATIAN SOCIETY. Thle I IyNpathil Literary v SocietyN lield its regla1r Illeetilg inl the Eu11phradlialll , 1.1.satulay,i *.Jln 1'arY I4. A fter the roll call 411an< readling of ilinuites the retiring Presilent tiuried the chal.ir over to the P'resi<lent for tie thir teri. Miss Eveln (it bes. Inl her iliagi'rl <(hlress the 1'resileit oitline<l the basis of our organli zation. vliIl is Frieidship. CIII tiure an<d Oratorv. After the inl stalhition of the new ollicers anl ilipromipti <lebate Vas eljOye< I, the qu1ery Ibeiig on a very tiiely and lively questionl. Th'le affirmlla tive was 'llpheld by Misses Wilsonl Hnd Qu1attlehlialln while the ie.a tive was lebated by Misses (ira venls an< Marv Cantwel]. Thie realilig (f the Constit-1 tion is 1 part of the pirograil off the installation( of olicers. A fler this the recentlY electe<d critic siilmitted queries for the <debates <l11ring the term11. ThIe pogra ha! heen1 aIrneinge for tihe entitie terI an<1(l has lhl a great < al (of work aIl thought pitt on it by the critic: it is Iope<d that tl.e pro gramis will prove bo(thi benleficial ami inlteresting <1uriuig this tlil termll. S(cial mIleetings tihromuImghoit tile teIml ii l\e aliso een1 arrange< Tile Presi<lent then1 appointe<d a mim1111berl of iiebihers to m1ae1w coIl tributionls to tle college publica tions <rigthe coming mlonth,. a1CC0ondin.g to a recenit almeliilent to the mist ititioln calling for such a step. A fter the roll call, the Soietv a<djourne<d. BIBLE CLASS SERIES FINISH WITH BANQUET Quantity .of Food Destroyed by Faithful Members 'Tle 11. 1). G. series close<l TIes 11Ii ii t, with a real banquilet at the Cityv Y. M. C. A. There were about 90 mlenl present being. lmost of t hosea who lu iot miiIsSP<1 a single (lass <turing tile eult,ire se ries. The feeI starte<d prmtlv t :d wit II the inIvociat h ml1l1v Dr. Curlrell. Froil that, tile oI for the next -10 m1inu1ites all that couild he beard was the tinlie of kinives. forks. and sp(ils (In the ellhina II ware as they omlimientalrily (Iile inl coitact <uring the oper fromi the p)late to the mlouithi. Thie supper was5 one0 of thle b est tha2t the Y. M. (C. A. has5 1121( for a1 long tiime. IfC you talke the wvon( of Ma2rshall iin11ile for it, tIhe chiickenis (fowls) were rea1I li hick (e1s. Malrshall I Iaile was5 supp~os ('<I to <1(1 the carvinlg am11( not the eating but lhe seemi to kno((w some10 thinig about11 the chlickenis any1\ wav. A flter thle supper a short re view of thei( series wasl nulitle by Mr. lBell who thien calller illn vai riou s tea1ch ens awl lea<lers for shlort imlprompl1tui tell<s iabout theo wrork( tha2t 1luul heen <done in thIei r (lass <liniig tile yvear. At tile c'lose oIf the mteet ing MIr. IC. TI. ThlompIison, (1b21irmanih of tile tis 81i11 stu<(ly conuniitttee toh(l brief'ly the pna n5 (If the nei.so;i ( r. til Y. M. C. A. RESUMES ACTIVITIES Two Interesting Meetings Held The first imleeting of the New Year wa4 beld on .1aanuarY I1th. -smuile.%- Woo<dson amld "P.lrS0on" lIelk. 411dents of the Cohlibia veil.i, and vell liown to Carolima Inmen. vere the speakers 1f the eveninu. Inl a most interesting talk< Mr. Woordson tol some of his experi OnCes ain<d llow le hud realizel what .Jesis iean1s to hii. IIe eLmh)asizeI the )Oinlt thttt it iS niot a nian's life that couits but What is behlinld it. Mr. Belk inl a very Toillchingf an<d inspiring athress tohl( how hle was ledl to know the power of Christ woll en<lire forever. Ile tol how le was persuale<l to sti<lv the minlistrY an", that he was at the service of the Lor<d. The Columhia Semlinary quartet adledl verv no111ch to the prograll bv the selections wiich theY so almirablv reilered. On .jlimary 1.1th, the secoi meeting vas lield. Ile speakers of the evenuing being Messrs. George Taylor, W. B. I harvey.1 of the senior la w class. ma Prof. W. T. Avcock. Mr. Tayl' or was the first speak er. Ile urged that all pro fessions strive to be of,1 great groo I to the nation, self. and (G(141. IlIe Ildvocate<l te conlnetionls of t(e law vith all tle other. profes sions. Ir. Tavl0or vaks followe(d bv Mr. I I wl\VV W ho ill :1 birillitit aldress shOwe<l that lawvvers are Jlndingy aidl tomakn,adar advising Iusiess men. le said that there sllol bd e no friction betweenl law and other profes ;ilOnS. 'I'le next s pea ker was I Prof. A vock. who del i vered a m1lost lo(ueit ahlress. Ile Talked Onl tlie du1ties and positions of law vers. Ile showed how the law ver was the most conspicuIouls of all professional llen and the Imlost lpt to receive criticism. Ile tol If the law ver's position. how le -;aw the innlilless of 1um111an 111 hire and what his duties Wvre. His duties are to weigh clients., testimiionyv2, alld piresent inl corilt if' 1necess1y*v. Ife stated that 11w\ Vers 11re 1is honlest, as an v other peop)le a111( gave illuistrations toi prove thie statemienlt. Miss Wa2rdhltw ad<1le<l greautly to lhe p)rogramhi with a1 vocal solo. Te 1'inivyersi ty h a s rece ive< I Iiaiilsomie golbilironize talet fromi thie I 'niversity ol Buenos Aires ennuIiemoiraIt ig thle onIet bun id retdth anni11versarv oV(f its folumlition. 'The talet. is one of n umbliler senit to lemionug unIiver miissioni classes5 of thle niext term. Muli credit is dlue toI thne ladies >f (te "Y" auixiIhiarv and1( the fair co-edIs for thie waiy ini which le suippel' was5 lrej)alr'e(l a11( served. Thie wav thlo se co-ed s nnaI||l( (fligsr ofl thlat indn shld. ALL TIlE NEW TIHINC'S IN Clothing, Hats and Furnishings For Young Men Can be Had at Swan-Edwards Co. 1,1'1ce it bs I Plea(s1ure to Trade 1330 Main Street Phone 5306 Burnett's Drug Store One Block from University Campus Drugs, Drinks, Cigars, Stationery Candies and Toilet Articles SPECIAL: Everett Waddy's Carolina Seal Stationery Phone 1261 909 Main Street The Latest Creations in Fall Suits 4ort VBranb aub (Iaumpuo i9olls Now on display at Marshall-Tatum Clothing Co. Come in-we will take pleasure in showing you these gamnents. G, 4Pjtatr VBook Otorr THE STATE BUILDING Complete Line Fountain Pens, Examination Pads and other stationery for student's use c We Want Your Business LORICK & LOWRANCE The College Man's Store Pocket Knives, Razors, Razor Strops, Shaving Brushes, Shaving Soaps -ATMILEIIC GOODS Footballs, Baseballs, Sport Sweaters and Robes Special Attention and Price Given to University Men FOR COLLEGE MEN'S SHOES --Go To LEVERS Everything that's New in WALK-OVER & EDWIN CLAPP'S "Good Wear in Every Pair"