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University Club FOSTER LEA VES AFTER SERIES OF SERIOUS TALKS HONORED AT ! BANQUET Here Under Auspices Of "Y" Stressed Harmony Of Reli gion and Science. Dr. Allyn K. Foster concluded his series of addresses at the University Tuesday andd left for Charlestown where he will visit sonic friends be fore resuming his series at Clemson. Dr. Foster brought a series of mes sages to the University student body which were unique in language and presentatiot He says that he ,is bringing the same message of the reality of Christ in Scientific terms and modern (lay language in the state ment repeated many times "Don't think that God said one thing in reve lations and another in nature. The law of the spirit of life is the same in both." He repeated many times that if we should sum up all the facts that science had to date been able to gather and arranged them in order so that. we could express the realities of the Uni verse, we would find God in the center of it all. He stressed again and again in his talks that all the new ideas of the scientists themselves when they philosophied about their findings in the realms of science and the meaning of them in terms of life was toward a conception of God that was of the highest kind. In another of his lectures he talk ed of the psychology of religious ex periences, especially the psychology of prayer, showing that prayer was a real and vital experience in life, and that prayer was.a real communion with God. The great contribution that Dr. Fos ter made to the life of the University was to restate for a great many stu dents realities that had come blur red thru contact with a different type f though't. Dr. Foster was guest at a smoker at the Green Parrot Tea Room Tues day night just following the close of the series of addresses at the Univer ity. A splendid chicken dinner was erved and afterwards Dr. Foster poke for a few minutes to the men resent about the work which he was rying to do in the schools and colle es. The following members of the acuity were -present : Dean Baker, . L. Parkinson, J. ). Corrington, J. 3. Jackson, E. C. Coker, Wilgus, J. 0. Tan Meter, C. F. Mercer, L. L. Car enter, W. E. Rowe. and R. G. Bell. - U.s.c. - Y' MOVING PICTURE BILL SUNDAY NIGHT Next Sundady night the "Y" pro ram wvill be in the hands of the Blue Ridge Club at the University. This lub is composed of all the men wvho iave represented the University at lie Blue Ridge conferences and the ob 'ect of the program will be to get ther men in the University to make he trip this June. A two reel film as been secured showing some of he conferences at Blue Ridge and cenes around the place. These will e run off under the supervision of rof. Teeple. The program will start t7 o'clock. - U.S.c. - Y. W. C. A. INAUGURATES NEW TERM OFFICER.5 At the regular weekly meeting of the Y. W. C. A. the new officers for the ensuing termi were installed. Fol lowing the usual custom of Y. WV. inaugurations the officers for the clos ing term passed their lighted candles to the newly elected while the entire assembly sang "Follow the Gleam." The new officers of the University .W. C. A. are: Lillian Barrow, presi dent; Lillie Baker, secretary; Vir ginia McSwain, treasurer and Ethel Ann McClure, undlergraduate represen tative. - u.s.c. - Rastus :-Wyfo' does you call yomi gal "Valspar," Sambo? Sambo :-Cause all deboilin watal in de world ain't gwine turn her white -Northwestern Purple Parrot. s and Societies h Literary Societies CLYDE WHITE HEAI6S CLARIOSOPHIC SOCIETY At the regular election of the Clario sophic Literary Society held last week Clyde L. White of Easley, well known in campus activities, was elected Jun ior President. A capable staff was elected to sup port Mr. White in his administration. They are: Robert Bass of Gresham, critic; P. E. Brabham of Ehrhardt, secretary; S: L. Ready of Johnston, treasurer; A. R. Godshall, sargeant at-arms; E. A. Robinson, recorder; R. M. Smith and "Red" Jenkins, moni tors; C. W. Scott, Guy Tyler and Bruce Roberts, board of pardons; C. B. Williams and Donald Russell, debat ing council. -U.s.c. SOCIETY DECLAMATION CONTESTS SCHEDULED The Intra-Society debate and Soph omore-Freshman Declamation contest will be held in the Clariosophic and Ruphradidan Literary societies the first meeting in May, May 5. The inter-society declamation contest will be held at a later date. The best debater and declaimer will be awarded a society medal and the three best declaimers of each society 1will meet in the Inter-society contest, the winner of which will receive the inter-society medal. -- U.S.C. 'DEBATE APPOINTMENT BY STATE EXECUTIVE The Euphradian Literary Society held a very short meeting Tuesday even ing. Mims Hall gave a selection of witticisms and Tom Craig spoke ex temporaneously on the Columbia traf fic system. The debate, "Resolved, That the Jud ges of the Court oi Appeals in South Carolina be appointed by the Execu tive" was won on a decision by house and judges committee by the negative of T. P. Taylor, J. B. Pruitt. The af firmative was upheld by Hilderbrand and W. P. McGowan. -U.S.C. REGULAR MEETING FOR CLARIOSOP1-IC Due to the "Y" meeting at chapel Tuesday evening, the Clariosophic so ciety did not meet until 8 o'clock. On ly a few members were present. After disposing of business items the regular program was held. The debate, "Resolved, That the State Legislature should be Prohibited from passing laws concerning what should be taught in the public schools." Messrs. Collins and Atwell were on the affirmative and Messrs. Robin son and Ford were on the negative. The committee dlecided in favor of the affirmative. - U.s.C. - HYPATIANS PROVIDE WHITMAN PROGRAM At the regular Wednesday meeting of the Hypatian Literary Society, Marie Hook readl the "Life of Walter Whit man. A' criticism of his works was given by Trhelma Cook. A poem was read by Sara Campbell. This con chuded the program. - U.s.c. - EUPHROSYNEANS PLAY "WURZEL-FLUMMERY' Th'le play "Wurzel-Flummnery," by *Miluie, was presented at the meeting of th~e Fuphrosynean literary Society, WVednesday afternoon. Trhe charac ters were: Robert Crawshaw, M. P. IMary Lilly Cate; Maragret Crawshaw, Louise D)ukes; Viola Crawvshaw. Mar ters were : Robert Crawshaw, M. P., Virginia DJoar, and Denis Clifton, Eliza beth Lindsay. - U.s.c. - IA class in French at co-ed college was arally translating a story about a cow from French into English. One girl persistently called the cow "he' until the professor stopped her and said, "He is a she, Miss; We milk her in the next sentence." ave 4ctive Week MISS RUSSELL, POPULAR CO-ED, WEDS ENGINEER TO LIVE IN COLUMBIA Co-eds Will Assist Mrs. Melton At Reception in Gym tonight Anpual Affair. Miss Evelyn Caroline Russell, popular co-ed member of the sophomore class, was quietly married to Edawrd B. Coleman of I-as(over in Columbia Tuesday night, the Rev. McMahan of E,astover officiating. The young cou ple are now at Mr. Coleman's home in Eastover and will return to Columbia Monday. The bride is the attractive daughter of Dr. L. H. Russell of 1008 Sumter street and has a host of frien4s at Carolina and in the city. Upon her return to the city she will resume her work at Carolina. Mr. Coleman is a draughtsman with the Broad River Power Company. Several co-eds will assist Mrs. W. D. Melton who is in charge of the reception to follow the awarding of trophies at the Gymnasium tonight which will bring to a close the annual High School Week. The receiving line will include Dr. and Mrs. Melton and officers of the High- School League. Admission will be by card only. Miss Alice Power, of Blacksburg, is the guest of Miss Emily Jay Hughes during High School Week. * * * Miss Maudde Ellis spent last week end in Sumter with friends. * * * Miss Delle Evans has returned from her home in Augusta, where she spent two weeks. * * * Miss Mary Carter Barnwell, who has been at her home in Florence with mumps, has returned. Mr. \V. S. Utsey of St. George, spent Tuesday with his daughter, Miss Vir ginia Utsey. * * * Twenty-five of the dormitory girls had a ride in the "Hollywood Bus" Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Patterson, o^ Walterboro, spent Sunday with thei. daughter, Miss Claire Patterson. * * * Miss Irene Shaver has as her guest this week Miss Thelma Hodges. New covers, of tan and orange stri 1pes, are being made for the furniture in the lobby of the Woman's College. TIhere are about 150 high school guests at the Woman's College this week, for meals. A reception com mnittee' of 25 are on continuous dluty in looking after the girls. Miss Mary Carter Barnwell of Flor ence, went to her home last Monday. She has an attack of mumps. - U.S.c. - Engineering Notes At a recent meeting of the local Student Chapter of the American As sociation of Engineers. E. [L. Roberts was elected president, J. P. Caldwcll, vice-presidlent andl Everett Scroggie, secretary and treasurer. Messrs. L,emandls and Foster will commence wvork wit h the American Bridge Co., of Gary, Indiana, in June after the close of school. A trip to Par Shoals is planned for the Engineering Students on Thurs d (ay, April 23. Lorraine Mahaffey of the Univer sity recently visited his sister, Mrs. Marv'in Mann, in St. Matthews. - U.S.C. - Prof. Bruce Coleman of the dlepart ment of mathematics, spent last week end in Hartsville with his mother, Mrs. M. W. Coleman, andl sister, Mrs. W. W. Wilburne. PHONE 5181 Yellow Cab Company DAY AND NIGHT The Cars That Carry Insurance For You SHAVING SUPPLIES HAIR TONICS, HAIR OILS, "STACOMB" AND MANY OTHER TOILET ARTICLES Columbia Barbers' Supply Company 1326 Main Street Columbia, S. C. "Shoes For All Occasions" NEW STYLES NOW READY YOUR INSPECTION INVITED NICKERSON'S "Quality Footwear" Main at Lady Columbia, S. C. UNIVERSITY TEXT BO OKS, FOUNTAIN PENS LOOSE LEAF NOTE BOOKS AND PADS, PENCILS ERASERS, WR ITING PAPER The State Book Store State Newspaper Building j T Meet Me At Tapp's Meet Me At Tapp's -FOR OVE;R A GENERATION - This store has been the bulwark of the buying public for Ladies' Ready-to-Wear, Gent's Furnishings, Piece Goods, Notions and Ladies' Accessories. 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