The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 14, 1923, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
. . C. A. NEWS
6" STUDENTS GO TO LOCKHART
This morning a group of Univers:tv
a students left for Lockhart there to con
C3 duct a series of evangelistical meetings.
CA This group is composed of Messrs J. E.
.Hanki,ns, McBride Dabbs, Harold )e
Lorme, and the "Y" secretary R. G. Bell.
Gene Baker will join the party at Lock
hart tomorrow.
On Friday aternoon the men will ex
plore the town and meet the people. A
meeting will be held Friday night in the
Baptist Church. Saturday morning will
be devoted to a hike and weenie roast
with the boys. Meetiongs will be held at
the church that night, -Sunday afternoon,
.And Sunday night, which closes the
series.
Last spring such a series was held in
Eastover; and three years ago the "Y"
put on a similar campaign in 0ai.t t.
Both yielded good results.
Lockhart is a town of about two thou
sand and is situated on the Broad River
near Union.
--Y.M.C.A.
Christmas Tree Thursday
Next Thursday afternoon about four
o'clock will be a joyful occasion for
about fifty little boys and girls of the
city; it will also be a happy occasion for
every Carolina student who drops in at
Flinn Hall and join in the festiv.ties of
the Christmas tree. And all ire wel
come.
As usual, the Y. M. C. A. and tl
Y. W. C. A. are arranging for a Christ
mas tree for some of the childron oi
the city who would not ordinarily have
any Christmas For several years these
two organizaations have given a tree and
it has always been a success. Any stu
dent who wishes to contribute sonic
thing to make some child happy see M r.
J. E. Hankins, or Mr. Bell.
-Y-'. M.C.A. -
Tenement 17 Wins In Bible Dis
cussion Group Contest
This week closes the fall series of
Bible Classes and from the reports turn
ed in it seems that tenement 17 is the
winner, with tenement 23 running a cloie
second. Sevonteen is taught by J. M.
Wilson; twenty-three, by 0. D. Johns
ton. A few classes meet on Friday night
and so they have one more meeting to
night; however, these are so far below
seventeen that they could hardly run up
a higher score.
As usual, a feed" will be given the
members of the wi,nning class and mem
bers of all other classes who have not
missed a meeting; this will be given
sometime in January.
Tenement 7, taught three years by
Calhoun Thomas, has not had a membier
absent during these years. Jack Dou
glas has completed five years in Bible
class work without missing a single
meeting; R. M. Smith, four; and C.
P. Owens, three.
In the spring a series of Mission
Study Classes, similar to the Ilible Dis
cussion Groups, will be started. It has
not been definitely decided what the
general subject for discussion will lie,
however, it will probab)ly be somle phiase
of the mission fields.
E. Marion Rucker Speaks on
Philosophy of Law
The speaker at the Wsednestlay night
meeting of the Y. M. C. A. wvas Profess
or* E. Marion Rucker of the 1,aw School.
whose suhbject wvas the "Ph'lilosophiy of
Lawv." T1his was the second lecture of
the life work series now being given by
the "Y."
Professor Rucker began by saying
that lawv has two purposes: public a,nud
private. The public end of law is a
Just Gjovernmewnt. I Iere the spe1akerv
Meet Me
For College Caps,
and Other Gen
The Jas. L. T
1642 Mai
gave a hist,rical sk1et 1fh h
lawv. lie s;id that the lmnin ,
t:Ine I thr , c rners. I . 4. S. w
the Christ. (2) wn it a <Ie
eratic flrmI If governa
met appii(led .jce.
\ fie-r thli-, laher. Ade.
tili Profes.r R',. :er tr
lmses anld l()tives (If
pillrImse (if a lawye,r shoul I
Eis fe'lowmen Id tit v-h i
JuttIIA ice. TI illwust Ia I lk -' I
p 1y ' .I l (" i'I T il t.,t , I !t hI i.ish
t(;<(l :e,i- C .111.e inl the lax 1
fits at t hr I y II I
then te t t I;t ." 1.
In whro esi all y haIcfi : I a *i -
hcl1ding homie ;nld imltpr. vj- h
taxed, whereas thwo wh >Iwa
rIcn e>t hil er w - fr) ,* Iv.. I I
forts of the lawyer ;i.i, i I
is be ging remedied.
One (,.. the p :-_ .Ah ch!
mgnetary coni into:i to se
this professi(lon h atld n eot, a-), e ;
ciatized like so many othv eri ip
ani that no one shiudd "g! i.(' t c
rich e cauise I-ce l n' > I ii e rvi r:i . I ;.
WI ld nake I a ci firtal livi. 1
W uld stand hligh in his c(n 1niity. - I
am not urging yotu to come into law i .
get rch ; coei int it ti see that lus
tice shall he dolne and dedicate y'llu
self to the cauise of ri!_ht." lle ;!. ,
stated that o)f the 100 law.irS i:: .Iul ,
Carolina not ore than to V,-. i al jw
after mn;king iminey.
The SlIvalker chwecd by sh ;1 - :11,
is porta i t (rf. ice .)f (1m1 - .- hrmen
Whiel were fille d ra m i , :1 1, il pai!11,
by' l w r a d yet then !V I- 1- l 'r%
sent ()nly\, 1-2 f ne per ut (t dl
pce)plv. Hle ended with: "A\t alH ;..,
all ctu.irivs lawyernq havm b4n, w C!
Side if th p1l'or ;mdnaprssd.
Before anld after tht mlain part1 of th.
CIeetiing the Ilutlents en_ in
service. N irI Carlyle Smith
solo, "penitence." le I acc-Iipani., I
On the piano ) by Nli,as Price.
- \'..\.C..
STUDENTS TO SPEND HOL1.
DAYS AT INDIANAPO".IS
ThIe Ninth )akdrIeIis; I :e;nin
Conven t it'n of the( Stuldvint \o:e
'Movement will he bel atl-'n:i
Dlecember 28. 1923 to) januiry 1. 192:
Over 5000 studen:WS and pfe rsf -omI
mor(e than I0 A\merican and C:mI-tii:m1
ct)lleges and univer:;ities will gather t,
discuss the mo1idei:rin wirl l m v:a.-:,I
Ciristiality with pii tic iltr :iW:t Vi. t
the progress of christian thmo.,: .
life over-seas. This c t ,tin.s!Xi wil bI
most as representative as the.
Nations: abwut forty nati,ns wi' I;, rc
presclted.
The delegates firm tht- L'niver v i
Southi cailoina are Ntessr, \l,i ,I
Gentry. representing the i 'hti4ti IZ
Joye and Gordn dm y, .\lilth-I; Xe
Biride IDa;bbs, Pre-sblyltwn, I rr
Davis, 1Itherans; 11 iss a Mun&h
representing the c)d-es. ' r .un
vs Nlc1. D dabb; is tIe f ilty rItpese
tative and will have chartc ! tl p
from tile Uniiversit y. I 'art If thl t, l-i,
if these dle.iates arte beiin ta id by tI
lirst P'resbysati:an Churc:'ah..seil li;
Prtesby teriani, .\Iaini Street .\l thi ls
W'ashiitoni Street Alethdist. the Fi:t
Baptist, Trinity F.:pisco pal :.nd th il .n,th
er I.eagutes oif the city. The' stub-nt ce'
ptresentative of the F.epI:iscl-ha
heeni choseni yet..
Thle ('arilitia Spieci;al of I )ecembiler 27
will catry a spiecial Puilhiiani fo ithel
Sonth (Carolinia (delegates. Th'Ie t rai
leaves Co lumibia at 1 :45 1P. NI. Thoiurs
day atnd arrives in IindlianapitIs ah m
noo1 n thle ,next day. Thew coni ferenc wa 'ii
be over on the first ;mtd th< dl'1'atei
will get backh ntt lie '- e..
One of the imoportanit quetin - .
dhiscussedl at the Contvenition: is lis I- h
at Tapp's
Hats, Shirts, Ties
ts' Furnishings
app Company
n Street
P4;ner s o Ir'iPl NIissiolls Heps to
w;n.wk \-r i e an m 1 Ir-I s TM.
lit4 )- il.
I i t w!I il Ibe c ncer I:in
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V. NT.C.A. --
MOOT COURT
4 ty I i iam wh1 In pre.Ii ti:a
linifrt- purchatse (if lilt', implied1
tha' he w nbl ruir.l:l f-rom bu11ildin. .
tht'r tH:M residencel(TheI n thoughd
lilt' rel,. r;vtiW1 wa.'S n14t wrtt n int,) ttIk
Ineled. he bNaid, nevc rtllless?
.\tts. Hlikwen annd J nc in m-III, guedtiil l th
he woulid, thIt le misled the Sellcr. annd
there1 sil,n 1 be a IconIIVCv:mIcV. \tl
fI tile otler' Side oppoised the
theoy. mlera rling by II'dimanl
,f the l4cal har the latter was tipiiew.
Tihe law librarv has beenl improve
lately by tile addition 4 i better lights and
with the :Ahn.v library which iS soit tl
"Ilt-n the law -,Cho(ol will bc inl p)siti-.n
tI I hlc r w rk th;m cver. 'I hll i eva.
m141 1t Illf thir m m rs ill tle law hm;l%-t
lwcn f'rimed. and it is evidenit that Inl
Ohil- 44f the Su t t t eIli field is
Il i Ilk'l t*n'c r I:I i* h1 plac.
CLARIOSOPi C SOCIETY
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\t'I t t k w ;y filedIc to flind a h-ic -
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and /up toges Date i/Cafes
DEAN .EONARD
Dean BaLker Heads
.\l Studeunts l,'-ld ah111m i 1f the Un11
[sity of Smnth Carlina a" w.ell as li,
arge circle o)f fr-iendIS thlngh411 1ut1 the. -
NWate wil1 beIW sd o ha thek anl
n mct iiaw that 14;m I, T. Ia.ur (it
th l Niv rsit ha11 . , b nilct1 1 d b1ci I\. Tht.
\112 eiat i . f ;tlllle , <cc.l dec am ry
Scht f 4h . 11Su1W1h; ttlks. tIlead
thei E M -v the c"Iming year.
The b .n r 11.LI..d 1b\ tis 1r4mia.
ti:,o1 lup n , a Thlt.,ld-orv I II I akc r
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\\ ii'i l; r. is i;f ll as a teacher 4.-emi
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h. I. .rcd ith tet chair as, . \ ia te pro
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n Ih r I't I fto f I.' n : I i . v :11 ! h
b Inn I n I f F ite i rsty. p1 1 1 it.
-" heli T h has ca kadY flled(., that
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I:ti r ;.I-,- a sIn e his c ,. t iin w t
he 'nv Loosei-a lino . det
icl I m,1with varides ntI
I-dic, --f Ote S ae,e on :.9 ain
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The Aykinde al
Park.
Le't us Shi
II OPE-DA
College Me
Perhaps no store in Columi
man with more care than "Wi
and the distinguished Schloss I
examples.
"Everything for ti
Sweaters, Shirts, Hose, I
.Wright Bros.
THEODORE BAKER
College Association.
ti"n AssoIciation; Secretary, South Caro
liNa A sslciation of Schools; Member,
S(itthurn Commission on Higher Institu
tiiins of I,earning; past Secretary and
IPre,;ident of the South Carolina State
Teachers' Ass(ociationl atnd Association of
School14 Superintendents.
The Meeting In Richmond
The Association of Colleges and Sec
AIdary Schools of the Souther.n States
01"n(venei in Richmiond on December
7Nh. A greater part of the discussion
was a criticism of the Athletic system
which allows the paying of higher sal
aries to co).aches than to college profess
Ors anid frequently the College presi
dents. The report of Dean S. ). Ander
son of 'Tilane University, who was chair
tmia11n of the committee oi athletics was
a'epted and a mnoition to read it before
the nieeting of the Southern Intercol
legiate Ctinference was passed.
The case of Center college. who was
1tr11ateinld with expulsion for Violating
tle athletic rules was conti,mued to next
year.
The election of others than Dean 1.
T. IBaker as pre.;idnet followedI The
vice-presidents are "Miss Jessie Muse of
the Girls' Ifigh School in Atlanta -,nd
Deaii 1). I.. Prince of Richmond Uni
versit y. The Secretr''try-Trvasrcr is
Daii The(i. IT. jack of E-'mory Univer
sitv. Th nvwly electedi members of thf
I'.xecutiV(e committee are Chiancellol
J. i1. lKirklaind f Vander
hilt I niversity. Pre,ident A\. i .
widdiv If Tu 11le. Preside,nt \\.
G.u1th of Ciichei Cr le.. Preside,
\\. Chase f the i University of .
Carlina and Dr. S. 1. McCallie o
\McCallit School of Chattanoiga.
Clothes
who Know
they are wear
at Yale.
;, lounge type
d tailor-ed by
1 and Fashion
>w~ YotI.
VIS CO.
n's Clothes
bia prepares for the college
ights." Smart, snappy Hats
3rothers clothes are only two
ie College Man"
Jeckwear, Underwear.
Co. 1330 MainS.t....