The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 22, 1928, Image 8
DR. MOORE
DEPARTS LIFE
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1866, so he was nearing his 62nd birth
being graduated in 1887 he began a
career in public schools and though he
later went to the University facult he
never lost his keen delight in secondary
education at Spar.tanburg and at Cam
den and the principal at Birmingham.
biology, geology and mineralogp. Three
years later he was named full professor
of biology of which department he was
the head at the time of his death.
Twice Doctor Moore served as acting
president of the University first upon
the retirement of Major Henjamin sloan
1908-09 and again when Dr. S. C.
Mitchell resigned to go to the Univer
sity of Delaware 1913-14. He was
chairman of the faculty 1907-08 and was
dean of the institution 1909-13. Since
1914 he has devoted his entire -ime to
the department of biology. le was
recognized widely as distingiished in his
field and in his death the University
loses one of its most outstanding men..
Doctor Moore was a man of varied in
terests. He didn'.t allow his profession
to build a wall around him. lie w.s
an ardent student and spent much
time in his study, but with it all, he
kept up his keen en'tuisiasm for other
things. He farmed rather ardently.
and paid personal attention to the
dairying interests, which he only re
cently gave up. He was a ruling elder
in the First Presbyterian church, a
Christian who practiced his religion in
his every day life.
Doctor Moore married in 1900, Miss
Vivian May of Hale county, Alabama
She, one brother Paul V. Moore, sec
retary of the South Carolina State
fair, and three sisters, Misses 1-larriett
and Mary Moore of Spartanhurg and
Mrs. Arthur Craig of Charlotte, sur
vive. He also leaves a niece in C'dun
hia, Mrs. W. J. Keenan, Jr., who for
years made her home with the Moores.
News of the death of Doctor M4oor_
day. He was the son of Col. Thomas
John Moore. His father was one of
the state's best known and best loved
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'1 he ladies of the family are arranging
the s4pper and it will be served by a
bevy if beautiful co-eds.
L,ast year this was perhaps the great
est attair offered for the entertainment
of the freshmen. ''hey not only enjoyed
the occasion, but many outsiders were
on hand to entertain and to enjoy the
excellent program offered by the Y. It
is reported that approximately m00 at
tended this recepitic, a large group
comng from both Columbia and Chicora
colleges.
The excellent "feed' is usually thought
of as being the teature of the program,
and it is fully expected that nothing will
be short this year that will make the oc
casion less enjoyable for the the new
men of the campus.
All freshmet are urged to go to I'linn
lHall today for their tickets.
men. Doctor Moore came to the Uni
versity, then South Carolina college
where he was a roommate of D. F.
Houston, who became in later years a
member of Voodrow Wilson's cabinet.
Among his classmates and life long
friends were some of South Carolina's
most influential men of today. After
came as a grt-at shock to his nmterots
friends. He didn't sleep well last
Satirday tight, complaining of a pain
in his che<t. and his physician pro
inuttced it acntc indigestion. He im.
proved. :an( while he was tnable to at -
tend the meeting Monday afternoon of
the facnlty, lie was not considered
seriously ill and filly expected to ie
ahout his University work in a day or
Iwo.
l)octor NIoore stood always for
what he thought was right. He knewip
nto complroise with the wrong. U.li
right in all his dealings with his fellow }
man: kinu. considerate and generous.
his staunch friends were many. His in
tellect and the anthority with which he
spike were recognized both by stu
dents and by fellow scienti-sts.
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