Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CO-ED, SOCIET EUPHRADIANS INITIATE TWENTY-THREE MEN Fine Spirit Shown 4y New Mem bers As They Stretch the Liberal Time Limit Twenty three new men were elected and initiated into the Euphradian society at its first regular meeting for the year, 1925. The president of the society, Robert Barnwell, presided over the meeting, and administered the oaths to the new men. The bunch of new members is exceed ingly promising, and the society feels fortunate in getting so large a number. The meeting was longer than was intended; due to the remarks of the new men who insisted that they have the floor for a period of not over thirty minutes each. John Pate, secretary, in sisted that he be given the right to read the entire constitution to the meeting, and thus a good iap was afforded for all. One member, a "Rat", stated that it had been his desire since he first saw the light of day to be a student at the Uni versity of South Carolina. and as a re sult of this desire, conseq0ently to be come a Euphradian, and a true "Game cock" in the real sense. - u.s.c. - CLARIOSOPHICS HAVE STIRRING SPEECHES Sixteen Men Initiated - Eachl Makes Talk-Secretary Elect ed to Complete Unexpired Term One new member of the Clariosphic Literary Society at the first regular meeting Tuesday night declared that he came to Carolina to join the Clarioso phic Soqiety and incidentily. to studv. Another freshman introdiced himself with this statement; "In the wilds of lower Horry county I first discovered America". Sixteen new men were enrolled into the ranks of the society Tuesday night and, incited by a previous eloquent flow of Russelonian oratory delivered by Mr. Guy Tyler, each spoke a few words of his appreciation upon joining the soci ety. The above remarks were. taken from these talks. Due to the fact that Mr. P. E. Bral) ham, secretary of the soqiety has not re turned to the University, Mr. Tyler was elected to complete the unexpired term. Johnson and Lewis were elected moni tors over a large field of competitors to fill the vacancies left by Messrs. "Red" Jennings and R. M. Smith. There was ao regular program because of other af fairs that held the atiention of the So ciety. - U.S.c. - EUPHROSYNEANS NOTE TREND OF LITERATURE' Members Read Poems Typical of Oraer of American Lit erary Periods The trend of American literature wvas followed by the reading of poems to represent each p)eriodl at the Eu phrosynean Literary Society meeting Wednesday afternoon. These poems in order of periods were; one of Wil liam Cullen Bryant's, read by Louise Duke, one of Sidney Lanier's by Mary Carter Barnwell. The modern period in which Vachel lindsay was repre sented, by one of his poems read by Virginia Wauchope. - U.s.c. - VESPER SERVICES PLAN FOR MEETING OF "Y.W." Held Every Wednesday Night in ChapeI-Dr. Melton First Speaker Vesper Services instead of the reg ular 4 o'clock meeting was the final decision of the Y.M.C.A. at its regular Monday meeting. This service will be held at the chapel at 7 o'clock. its hour was changed for the benefit of the girls who found it inconvenient to attend the afternoon meetings. Dr. Melton will be the speaker next Wed nesday and special music has been ar ranged. Just as the afternoon services this will be held EVERY Wednesday night Y AND CLUB T Gosh They Are Funny Minus SPurs or Feathers What ho! Approaching on the far side of the campus, the writer was amazed, in fact puzzled at the sight of-what the Moses was coming next I It had clothes of the same style as the rest of us, and walked in practically the same manner. But the customary hirsute foliage from the forehead to the nape of his neck was absent with out leave. Then what was it? A "rat" from the barracks of Clem son. One who had heard his last taps. He was through with Clemson, so he said. He has taken up the strut of the Gamecock. - U.S.C. - CO-EDS' ASSOCIATION CHOOSES PRESIDENT Few in number, but with the right spirit the co-eds met in' the chapel last Saturday for the purpose of elect ing officers for this year. The meet ing's special feature was its brevity. The result of the elections was: presi dent, Miss Margaret Lancaster; vice president, Miss Sara Meredith; secre tary and treasurer, Miss Ellen Hough. - U.s.c. - NEW GIRLS FURNISH FUN FOR ONLOOKERS Euphrosyneans Take Guests Thru College at a Rapid Pace But Remember Eats The new girls represented a comical sight to onlookers who saw them at the Euphrosynean Party given Mon day night. The four rooms representing the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and the Senior classes were decorated in the society colors, gold and black, with the exception of the Freshman room, where a green light gave a greenish glow to the room and the "kids." Children's games were played in the "rat" room, then they were directed to a punch bowl. Entering the sopho more room they became "wise" sophs. played more dignified games and had a written contest. Then came the junior room where the "eats" were served : ice cream, cakes and punch. On to the Senior room. Here the kids grew up, they were at last seniors. Miniature diplomas were given to each. In eacli'diploma was a prophecy which the girls read aloud. The spell broke, the seniors again became "rats" anl were turned loose to have a good old time-as kids. Dancing occupied the remainder of the evening. What We Sa. Phone 7308 Carolina Men, You' COLLEGE "( H. A. JONES I Now Under N JUST ONE BLOC: THREE DOORS F1 823 Main Street CAROLINA DRY 1608 Barnwell Strec PHON UNIVERSITY CAN' If It Can Be Cleaned, We Can But Reputations or THE LARGEST PL Suits Press( 4EWS SECTION GREENVILLE STUDENTS - ORGANIZE NEW CLUB Elect S. W. Burns President Choose Full Roster of Officers at Meeting Twenty two members of the Green ville County Club met Tuesday morning after chapel for organizing their club for this year. It was regretted that a greater number did not remain for this meeting as there is a much larger dele gation than this ,representatives of this county. The balloting did not take up much time, and the elections went off in rapid order. It is planned to make this a real live-wire club of the campus, and to pro mote social activities to a greater extent. The result of the elections shows that S. W. Burns of Travelers Rest became president; J. C. Doggett, Piedmont, vice-1resident; Virginia McSwain of Greenville, secretary-treasurer; a4nl. Fred Minshall, Greenville, reporter. - u.s.c. - MORNING WATCH HELD AT WOMAN'S COLLEGE With each wing a complete unit, Morning Watch, began its existance at the Woman's College Tuesday morn ing. This custom is still young but when fully organized will probably be one of the leading features of the House. - U.s.c. - Here lies William McGill, Who insisted on operating a little still. SANITARY C A F E 1345 Main Street SAVOY CAFE KNOWN FOR QUALITY Open Day and Night Polite Attention 1327 Main St. Columbia, S. C. It Is-It Is ! Wa MAIN ST. IBIA. S.C. ri Like the }" ROOM and EARBER SHOP ew Management K(FROM CAMPUS COM "BURNETT'S" Columbia, S. C. CLEANING CO. t -- Columbia, S. C. &-5590 ['EEN--OUR AGENT Clean It -We Clean Anything a Guilty Conscience ANT IN THE CITY d-25 Cents NEW "Y-W." MEMBERS HEAR MISS PENLAND Miss Creighton, Assistant, Invites Girls to Ask for Advice Music Concludes Program Miss Thelma Penland, an old Caro. lina student, spoke at the Y. W. C. A. meeting Monday afternoon. 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