The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 18, 1927, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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Edwards Announces Y Cabinet Member New President Selects Men t Help Him in Work Next- Year Leslie Edwards, the newly electe Y.M.C.A. president, announces that ti new cabinet for the Y has been seleci ed. Edwards announces that an cl fort has been niade to have men on th cabinet from every group and ever building on the campus, taking int consideration, however, the fitness t the men for the department in whic they have been asked to serve. Th cabinet is as follows: Dirufus Griffin, vice pres'(eiit. chai man of the Sunday night committet J. 0. Derrick, secretary; A. 0. Kafe finaie; world Christian edcnation. I B. Metz; imeitbership. R. B. IIild brand; Bible class, Ray Godshall; so( ials. E. Hf. Zeigler: freshmllen. Bill Jloh son ; public'ty, R. 1auknight ; bo\ work, Tom Craig; deputation. Walt( Johnson ; life service, Tom Uhinc church and Sunday school. J. F. Cool er; conferences, H. Stevenson; pray league, Sewell Iawkins. Besides the Ilen mentiioed abovo several men have already been chosc from the sophomore class as associat chairman, Funderburk, lible; NI. ( Williams, business manager oi ti handbook; Lewis assistant, and Grin sley assistant editor. Red Bell is t assist in the wvork of the campus sei vice committee and Bill Parish in th Prayer league. Each of the above me are to select their own committee. Th new cabinet will meet at Flinn hall o Monday night at 7:30 to complete th selection of tle committee. -U.S.c. Tenement 29 Leads Bible Study Group. Meetings Led by Professor Cro% --Twenty-Nine Present Last Tuesday Night Tenement 29, known as Burney co lege, is leading by a large score in th Tuesday night study groups. Burne class is taught by Prof. Crow. It ha 29 members present at the meet'ng la! Tuesday and according to Banni Stewart, who is one of the leaders i the group, they will be hard to cate for the rest of the series. Tenement anl 24 are tied for second place. Sonic of the teneints have not rcal ized to date that new members wi count in the score. Fach new imeinb couits 1ive ints. Next Tsicmdy nigi is tle last tiiiic that new mIeibers w colt. There are oily tvo iore nice iiigs of the groips. The subject for discusnioni for til nicxt group imeetcing i. he-alth Ii coindlitiol in South Carolina. -U.S.. Press Club Gives Attic Entertainmeni No Regular Program at Boh4 mian Party in Journalism Building Wednesday St range costuiie s. a borrowed phio ographi, peaintts aind punch, all add< to the atmosphere of the Bohiemir party ot the Press club held in the a ic of thle Journasism builIdinig Ia Wednesday night. About lifteeni club members andl se eral guests were present to take pa in the activities of the THohiemian pa ty, which is an annual soc'ah affair the Press club. As a general rulet meetings of the Press club are cha acterized by some speaker of note, hi at the last meeting there was iio par cular speaker and everyone prese triedh to outdo the other in talking. --U.s.c. Sympathy Epxressed by Co-ed Associatic Misses Ann and E,velyn Locke Colenm 9 Gibbes Coturt, Columbia, S. C. As secretary of the Co-ed Assoc tion, I wish to express to you the sy pathy that we feel for you in y< great sorrow. You have our heartf sympathy at this time. Sincerely, Marguerite Johnson DOUGLAS TALKS TO A SSOCIA TION IN GREENVILLI 0 University President Tells c Our Indebtedness to Men of Outstanding Ability e APPRECIATION NOT SHOW Lull in Activity Is Assigned t Cbange of State to Manu facturing Belt 0 if "Our indebtness to men of otitstan h1 ing ability for their contribut:ons t e humanity"- was the sibject of an ad dress made before the Greenville Med ical society and the auxiliary of tha organization, by Dr. Douglas, at ti 'oinsett hotel in Greenville last Tue. day. - Dr Douglas said that Southii Carolinl is destined to become a great ialin - nctiring "tate, pointing out that cleal Sly defiled periods If endeavor hav r claracterized the industrial historv C the state The first inliportallt indlistr was the raising of grain, then camte iv dligo, then cotton,lie said. With ever LhanCe of interest there was an accOil palying 1intiancial depressianl, lie ( clared. which was short lived. I e sa~d that the proper appreciatio is. nlot shown nen wh.lio have done hunt e aitlity services. "GeiVI:LV, i:, rare," h1- a - scrted, "ald llost leaders gain thei p laces b.[ Im: work and sacriitees, gi% ~ ing fr-:'. of their tne and energy i e make r.a::nces for humanitv." i Dr. Dougliis ass'gned the l--I i. act; c vity to the fact that the stahe i: chanm 4 in from a cotton raising territory I e a manufacturing belt and said thati h believed the outlook now is exceedin,(4 ly bright. I reconmenied that ever one put his shoulders to the wheel an th'nk less of depression, as a means C finding the quickest way out. -U.S.C. Juniors Plan Dances for April Saturday e Proceeds from Dances Will B Used to Finance Junior Senior Banquet The IJunior class met Thursday mori i ug after chavel and made plans for ti 41ances to he held Saturday nights, A: ril 2 and 1), for the pirpose of aiding i tie financing of the Junion-Senior bal (iet to be held sone tine in May. VIerV)odyN is trgC(. inllividually, t i%.(e these dances his heartiest suppor n],It only by li., own presence. but tl: of his friends as well. And in so dr ilg, thi.s Will aLd1d nc the '1terest an ucess of the annualnaffair. Conlunlittees were appointed to he] tervise tiht ipop)o-sal. The financi ((011111littee-V is composed of David Frii 5(n, A. R. Godshall, Itirton Shool I rene Mayers, aid J. 0. )errick. Ti 'sociaul committee is composedl of TIc C ra ig. I Iarriet Scarbo rough, l.autre nt .\lutrden, 1 rice Whilte, and lii ue Fai --U.s.c. Student Body Head Made Valedictorial I .d Cecil Scott Elected Over Eddi m Pritchard by Members of t.. the Senior Class 51 Cecil WV. Scott, p)residlent of the sel ion class and e x-oflicio p)residIent of tl rt111studet body, was electedl senior val r-dictoianTuesdIay. Scott defeated ogK Pritchard, of Charleston, l)y a clo margim. r-Contrary to) the usual practice ut electing the valedictorian at a mleetii of the class, this year the nominatio *were niade a the meeting two wee ago adl the election was held Tutn dlay. Thle valedictorian is one of t three speakers from the senior class the connuencemednt exci-cises in Jtr fl The others are the senior orator, noi inatd by the faculty, and a member an the senior law class. In addition to the present office senior class presidlent, Scott has be ia- associaitedl with many other extra c' mn- rictula activities. He was president >uir the Clariosophic literary society l eIt term, is assistant Y.M.C.A. secreta and a member of the Honor club, c of the highest honors awarded a Cai , ina man. Last year he served as bu mn. nes manager of the Gamecock Nearly All Students Prefer Some Church Only Thirteen Members of Stu dent Body Admit No Reli gious Preference Out of a total of 1,557 students reg istered at the University of South Ca rolina there are only thirteen that have no preference for any church or re ligious body, according to figures given out by John A. Chase, Registrar. More students on the camipus belong to the Baptist church than to any other denomination. The Methodist church is a close secon(d with the Presbyterian thi'r(l. The] Episcopal church is the on Iy other church represented on the I.;inmus, that I-as more thin OU nietw bs1, amiong th -..!us Comuplete figures showing the iurch prefereces of the students follows: . R . .......................... 19 Catholies ...................... .. 35 haptist ........................... 492 4 C hristian .......................... 11 C hurch of Christ .................. 2 Christian Science .................. 2 y Congregational .................... . . Ditch R Jeformu ..................... 2 . lp;scopal ........................ 160 Friends ............................ I I iebrew ........................... 48 - I,1theran .......................... i9 - I .\ ethlodist . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 2... 443 r I 'resb\ terian ..................... 232 -- 7U nite-d Brethrenl .................... I U niversalist ........................ 1 No Preferen . .................... 13 Total .................. 1357 0 - U.S.C. e Coach Bocock Asks Money for Memorial Chapel Speaker Tells of Dr. Mel ton's Financial Sacrifice to Serve University Inl requesting the students body's financial support of the Melton Memo rial, to be erected to the nemory of the late Dr. W. ). Melton, Coach e Branch Bocock told his chapel audi ence Wednesdav morning that "you are rece'vinlg the fruits of his labors, and Dr. Melton considered the best none too good for you." "Like Washington and Lee, lie gave up a life of ease and comfort that lie might be of service to others. Dr. Afelton sacrificed a lucrative law prac tice for a comparatively small salary as pesidlnt of the University and this a airy he gave to hoys who were strug gl'ig to get through schiool. This was the second of two talks which Coach Bocock las given in chap (l on behalf of the Melton Memorial. andi his speecli was enthusiastically ap plauded. -U.S.C. Dr. Wyman to Speak in Chapel Sunday r- Member of State Board of Health to Continue Series of Y Meetings l D)r. Ben F. \Vyman, who has charge of the dep lartmnent of Rural Sanitation le for the State Boardl of Health wvill be the speaker for the Y meeting Sun day night; in the University chlapel at 7 o'clock. D lr. Wyman has miade a thorough Sstudy of the health cond(itions of South 'Carolina and has a number of su.n;< s tions to miake whereby students of the se University can help to improve the cond(itions as they nowv are. His ad ofdress is the sixth in the series that the igY has been running this spring. s Th'le Y is sending out a memograph ssheet containing sonic information -along the same line to be used in the lestudy groups Tuesday night. at Ie. ni of Eat at the of METROPOLITAN CAFE eni -"T he Old Reliable" of ist ry, Established 1900 ne *-o s:- I1544 Main St. Columbia, S. C. THIS AD GOOD FOR 101 - Headquar Toilet Articles and Bring Ad With You--GLYS-1 COLUMBIA BARBERS 1326 Main Street Have Your Clothes Flat Pi FREE BROS. DRY Cleaners a 1117 Gervais Street Columbia, Sol Heaters, Stoves, Ra ALL STYLES--THE Are now on our floor read are made right, and by the and ranges in the world. Tf buy our makes than any otl Igood assurance that they ai through. 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