Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Theatre News RIVOL_ Highest class Motion Pictures and Vaudeville intertainment. Complete change on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Hours of stage presentations 4:00, 8:00 and 10:00. Midnight vaude ville frolic Sunday night 12:01 o'clock. Another Hanovei eFor GOL grow gone mon to b cigai THE Uni~ AT For a m< " Folio this s PRINTING COMPANY PRAISES ANNUAL Oto ftgEW wosg panwiuoll fair last year when submitted by the artist J. F. Cooper. In Co-ed Section The new Co-ed book will carry three divisions: government, organizations, and athletics. The latter will include pictures of all girls teams and physical edtication activities. An appropriate and attractive feat ture of the eight page section devoted to thw German club this year will be a photostatic copy of an invitation to the junior ball of South Carolina col lege, dated January 28, 1828. This cen leading tobacconist in , N. H., says: some time past ... OLD DS have been my fastest ing cigarette. Sales have up steadily month after th, and there doesn't seem any let-up in this new -ette's popularity." t CANTEEN ersity of S. C. 1st refresh in w your frier moot her and So, old "bid" is addresse(L to Mrs. Sandford. inviting her to be present as a chaperone. Her daughter w w. often among those present at Catll:i:t dances of the day, often in the coin ".ny of Joscih I,eCo+;se, who was -. r to dIstinttish himself as a great scien tist and geologist. I'he last section of the book, includ ing advertisenents and humor, will feature a number of clever cartoons -ontributed by the art staff. Those who have seen the material for the book are agreed that it will not < my be "bigger and better" than ever, but that it will set a high standard for Succeeding staffs to follow and in all 6. xi -. -.a mN m aa g change: ids and smo] better cigarei xMil td probability e.tablish a Southern record for size. 1,eslie W. Edwards of Darlington. is .ditor-in-chief. with R. 13. Hildebrand of St. \1atthews as business manager a cd .. F. Cooper of Kingstree as art j editor. Whitney Tharin of Allendale i. photographic editor and Cecil Wit tkowsky, advertising manager. MRS. A. BEARD WEDS MR. WILSON t'.:.. V I.., t tge (lne~' president of the Wade Hampton chap ter of U. D. C.' and had charge of or ganizing and installing the University chapter. She was also house mother / / I, Oh PGoh k C / ";ir :t"4 at Melton Hall and official chaperon. Mr. \Vilson is an attorney of Ral eigh. but recently he has been especi ally interested in the Masons, and his w ork along this line carries him to all parts of the country. Before her marriage Mrs. Wilson was feted with a number of lovely parties, among then the tea at the home of Mrs. Irwin Stephen and the dinner party at the hone of Dr. and Mrs. D. M. Douglas. Mary had a litt ellamb. You've heard it oft before And then she passed her plate again and had a little more. ..........