The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 30, 1926, BLUE RIDGE EDITION, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
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CANOEIN
BLUE RIDGE IS
A BEAUTY SPOT
OF THE SOUTH
PLACES OF INTEREST
"Eastern America's Beauty Spot"
Is Advertising Name-Ex
cellent for Vacations
There is prolbably not a tmor,
beautiful st'ot in eastern America
than the Blue Ridge mountains of
North Carolina and in the very midst
of this beauty is held the Student Con
ference each summer.
Mt. Mitchell is not far away and al
most all the delegates make a trip to
the top at lea.t once during their stay.
A stone block marks the highest point
and there are several snapshots on the
c"aTputs showing various students sit
ting "on top of the world."
The other ridges and peaks are sur
passed by Mt. Mitchell only ,in height,
their beauty equaling that of the lat
ter. "High Top" is the most .famous,
and nearest of these lower peaks.
The Catawha Falls are nearby and
are also the shrine of hikers out to
,ee the surrounding country.
Rhododendron grows along the road
side and there are large fields of dais
ies. in full bloom dur:ng June, and
other flowers.
Brooks and mountain p)athis for those
who enjoy finding the source of things
are numler'ous, and Blue Ridge is seated
as advertised, in "l-'astern America's
Superb Becauty Spot.'
'The climate will please the most
chronic of fault finders.
The days are never so hot that one
cannot enjoy himself, and though
blankets are nseftul at night, the thmer
mometer unever apptroachies the freez
ing point during the nmonith of June.
From the standpoint of scenery and
climate, a better spot for speiiding ten
dlays could hardly b)e found.
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Prominent Students
Attended. Blue Ridge
T1he Blue Ridge club at tIhe Unuiver
Nity, composed of the students who
have attend(edl a Blue Ridlge Convetn
ion. inucludes a number of the miost
prominent men on the campus.
Among the members are Bill Bloyd,
presidlent of the Yand( cap)tain of the
foot ball team; C. 13. Williams former
president of the Y and of the Clario
sophic literary society; Calhoun 'Thom
as, Charlie Ciuttito, Prof. Hankins, R.
M. Smith, Jim Hearon, Btts Wise, Ed.
Massie. Lee Crocker, Rease Joye, Jac,c
Bryson, W. TI. McKinnon, Johunnie
Pate, LeRoy Griffith, Hoye Eargle, W.
T.X Brannon, Sewell Hawkins, Jitn
Hicks, Harry Bryan, Harold Hope, C.
w Scott, amnd P. A. Wilson
ON LAUREL LAKE-(Blue RR
Thirty-Five May Go
Off to Blue Ridge
Others May Go-List Not Yet
Closed-Information at
Flinn Hall
All of these may not go. There are
others who nmay go. Blut the largest
numnber of muen are considering 1(lu.
RidIge this year that we have ever had
before. The nmen below are working
over their plans for the stunmner to see
if they can nmake it include Blue Ri(tge
Biill Bloyd, Sanm Burke, Cecil 'Scott, T.
lher. 1B. R. Scott, W-" R. Sojourner,
). L,. W\arr. Williamn Cain, H-. B. Ster
enson, Robert Stoddard, Russel Burns,
Il. F''nderburk. J. D). Griffin, K. Grinms
le y. W\illianm - Hlick-son, Ralph I,ew is.
Itannie Steward. Harry Wolf, F. C
Godshall. Ray Godshall, Trevor Abel,
Remtsen BBauknight. W. R. Riggins, J.
W\. Johnson. J. TH. Calligan, W. A To dd
Samt Ready. "Red" Sw\ink. James
I4earon, . C. W\il':mnson, G. L. Cun
ninghtam. "Cowboy" Clark. Dick 1'.d
gerton. Arthur Holler, W. J. Thomas.
The list is not closed. If you wou.ld
like informtation in regard to it see any
member of the Illute Ridlge club or cal'
at the Y. office.
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