Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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AROLINA S* EROY GRIFFITH HURT BY COTTON GIN TRAP as Head Crushed While Repair ing Press-Chance for Recovery Good eroy Griffin was seriousely injured ile at work in a cotton gin near his me in Orangeburg. It appears that press he was running caught on e object, and when Griffin looked der to see what was the matter he cidently pushed the press lever. he falling press caught his head tween the sides of the press and the ss box, and crushed it before aid uld reach him. For a while it was thoought that e injury might prove fatal but he s recovered somewhat at the pres t. It is hoped that young Griffin will abe to return in a month or two d take up a part of his work at the niversity. - U.S.C. - BBATICAL YEAR FOR CAROLINA PROFESSORS adley and Parkinson on Leave Continue Work for Doctor's Degree Prof. Francis W. Bradley and family e now in Chicago where Prof. Bradley taking work at Chicago University r his Ph.D. His duties as alumni loan fund secre y have been taken over by Prof. Jesse Jockson. The offices have been mov from DeSaussure to the second floor the extension department. Miss Mar rie Asbill will continue as secretary. Office hours will be- from 9 to I and om 2 to 5:30. Prof. B. L. Parkinson and wife will ave this week for Peabody Institute, here Prof. Parkinson will study for a .D. In his absence; Prof. Orin F. Crow 11 take over all of the duties as head the Extension -Department. ar "The Fr rUDENTS IN 1924-1925 GRADS HOLD POSITIONS IN MANY PLACES MAJORITY ARE IN STATE Teachers Lead the Field, With Lawyers Running a Close Second Carolina graduates are scattered all over the country. Following is a list of a few who have positions in this section. Other lists will be printed as soon as they are received: Zeke Brant-Denmark H. S. Math. D. S. Westberry-Denmark H. S. His tory and French. Maude Baker-Legal stenographer, Tav ares, Fla. Hercules Wise and W. C. Johnston Practicing law in Florida. Sara Wise-Piedmont H. S. History. Gordon May-Piedmont H. S. Principal Mattie Varn-Chesterfield H. S. English and Science. Lawrence Kirven-Sumter H. S. J. David Simpson-Pelzer H. S. English and French. Esta Trotter-Consolidated H. S. Page land. Luther Koon-.Principal Pageland H. S. Johq Montgoiery- Mannang H. S. Principal. Epps Ready-Olar H. S. Teaching and Coaching. Wrenna Hancock-Manning H. S. Mercer Vance-Fairfax 4th Grade. Mary Miller-North H. S. History and French. Annie Lee Young-Newberry H. S. Eng lish and French. Marguerite Abel-Lander College, Eng lish and French. Annette Griffen-Teaching at Jenkins. ville. Minnie Lee Freeman-Teaching at Wal terboro. Frank Meeks-Secretary-Treasurer of Crowson Printing Company, Columubia Pat Adams, Norman Theodore, Georg< ----------------- --------- Ishall - Welcomes THE GREATEST ASi SITY WILL BE THE I MAKE FRIENDS ISI' LOW STUDENTS "Dress AND THE BEST P1 STORE WHERE TI] SOLD, SUCH AS-. SOCIETY BRAND, A AND SCHOBLE H A MANHATTAN AND WEAR AND THE HI ASK "EDDIE" Rc arshall - iendly Store" STA TE NEWS PROF. CALCOTT WEDS GIRL OF LOUISVILLE Bridal Tour Thruout Central States-Welcome Awaits Couple on Return The sea of matrimony has at least one juore bark sailing on its tranquil surface. Miss Grace Otter, of Louisville Ky. and Professor Calcott of the history department were married August 5 at the formers home in Louisville. Imi mediately after the ceremnny th bridal couple left in a car for a west ern trip, which took them through Missouri and Texas. They spent a few weeks in a tour of the Lone Star state and returned by New Orleans. The student body welcomes the cou pie back to the University. - U.s.c. - MISS AGNES COLLINS MARRIES H. ECKHOFF Was Co-Ed Last Year and Room ed in Woman's Building -From Chester Announcements were received by sev eral University students during the sum mer of the marriage of Miss Agnes Col lins of Chester, to Mr. Herman Eckhoff of Charleston. Miss Collins was a co-ed at Carolina last year, rooming in the woman's dormitory. Mr. a.,d Mrs. Eckhoff will make their home in Cnester. Mr. Eckhoff is an aent for the American Tobacco Com pany. Wittkowsky-.Practicing law, Colum bia. Two graduates of last year and in structors in biology have decided to take up graduate work in this subject. James Black left yosterday for New York University as an instructor in biol ogy. While there he will take advanced work. J. P. Bowen leaves on the 26th for the University of Maryland where he will study medicine. 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