The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, June 13, 1922, Page 6, Image 6
"Y" HOLDS
SENIOR MEETIN
Farewell Talks by Members <
Senior Class
A eliolitful open-air inieetinl
of (lhe Y. Al. C. A. was bel il
front of Iie .maxeY Atonuien
on \Wedliesta eveniIng, the 31s
This, the usual farewell illeet
ing inl honoir of the departini
Seniors, was llliuch enjoyed b;
Ile sinll inuin1ber attending
Th11ose few faithfuls who wel,
pre.senit wvill long remeivilber. Il
lispiring". influence of this ser
vice--a service not sooll to 1i
forvoltt'i, for at this inleetin.
dinityl anl reserve were pli
asile anal ach'. Senior inl a fev
vords explressed his true feel
ings coicerinil,g t he college "Y
its leallers and its workers. A
th1is Ieetinlg a sinlcere attlitmdl
of appreciation of the "Y" aml(
its work was opeilv anld ii
pri"ively,N voiced inl simple les
inionlies Ilf grat it( de. Ti
-pakers, too fillnnerouls to mnen
lionl, each spoke of the regrel;
of levn,of thel pheasurleso
past, a-S.Sociat ions and of deter
mi1inal ions 6o reninil life-lonl'
loyal suppolnrrs of the colleg
"Y' inl its splendid role of sel
vice aid ( 'lhristian iitlueie.
\We a(e inclined to 1rvler
IhItl every mem1viher. of Ihle Senl
ilO ('lass cobild not be presen
to catch his share of Y. .11. C. A
inlspir-altionl, so 11,1 h t 116he 1mi 1h, ru
Olu (4) his 4-b141sel l ighiibor
hol)d wvidh Ihe keenl 1valizatio1
11,it th.lr. is no ) sphiere of col
legIe act i vities whicb ior,
stronlly deserlves his suippor.
and friimlslip1 thlan the colleg
Mr. IeH closed tile reilrk
of tle evening wit I a tew word
ofi lutiks to the eniors fr tI
goo,Md works Ihi-I hwd done whil
inl volle.e. anl for thle vailul
aid they N given him as "Y,
'Thie at t ract ivenless o f Ihl
mlleing was grevathy 11u-menltel
)y v ile presence I)f sever.1
ci -inav ing (' '. visitors, iher
under(I'I 14 ihepeoal Iesc(ort
Alessrs. Ilop', lKel ly and1. St4
1922 Football Schedule
Sept. 30 Eirski ne ait Colun
ia.
Oct. 14- N. (. at Chiapn
Ilill, N. (.
Oct. 20--WolTord at (Colun:
ia.
O ct. 2t[--Clemsoni at St at
l''air.
Nov'. 4--Sewa:nee at Co1 un
NTov. lI --I"u'man at. Coln
Nov. it; C(it.miel at. Oranlg
Kv.
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POLITICAL HONORS
Editor of Carolinian Would Be
Legislator
C. S. (hewning, the congreli
al literateur of the caiipus has
thrown his hat in the ring as anl
aspiraint for political honlors.
This me 111111vhe is inl the race
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the louse of UI1presentatives
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posel to everythin g, favoring,
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callipaign speech and believe
mte it- is son,ietlingi great. I Ie
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basis of his Ieing a mani of the
people aini having plowed for
a number of years. "Taxes are
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