The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 09, 1928, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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Notice to the young ladies who are
in the habit of passing Woodrow at all
hours of the night and tooting their
automobile horns: We don't give
curb service.
* * * *
Adam's and Eve's clothes were leaves,
And ours are made of wool;
But what did they wear when trees
were bare,
And there were no leaves to pull?
* * * *
The Co,eds remind one of last year's
overcoat: don't look so good but will
have to do.
s * * *
An' the good Baptist brethern would
"do well to remember, "Forgive even
as I forgave"-No, Mr. Carnes must
be given all that it is possible to load
on. It's worth a million to fool some
preachers we know.
* * * *
"VERILY, VERILY, I say unto you"
Here's to a close campaign and a hot
one LL
A Democratic landslide and a big
one
"Al" Smith and Joe Robinson
A schooner of beer and another one.
g * * * *
The girl-friend may be an angel,
Cut that's no sign she's dead.
"Hunting was good today," said the
Chicagoan as he put the mounted po
v liceman in his collection.
* * **
cS Suspicous Husband: "Who called
c4 today?"
1$ His better half: "Only Aunt Sophie"
:: S. H. "Well, she left her pipe."
* * * *
A narrow mental attitude, like some
wives we know, is binding on the pos
sessor.
* * * *
The boy who threw the stick at the
cop last Saturday night (the night we
beat Chicago) should take lessons. I
really don't believe he could hit' the
south-end of a north bound bull with
a bass fiddle.
* * * *
Thank God for the "Chicago Game
cock supporter" who said "Sherman
ruined Columbia, but the Gamecocks
are giving Chicago HELL."
* * * *
"William the Silent" is our idea of
the coach who believes that the dog
that barks is like the kiss that
smacks-not much sting in either.
* * * *
Private office-A place where the
head of the department can get away
from the boresome associates.
* * * *
Bible 222: The class where one
male heart worships God and twenty
the little brown-eyed girl front seat
-usc --
D. 0. Kendal Speaks
At "Y" Sunday Niglit
Is Graduate of Kentucky Wes
loyan-Has Done Extensive
S.V.M. Work in West
David 0. Kendall, traveling secretary
of the Student Volunteer Movement of
America will be the speaker at the All.
University meeting in chapel Sunday
night according to the announcement oi
Bert KCarick, chairman of the committee
that is arranging these meetings.
Mr. Kendall is a gradtate of Ken
tucky Wesleyan of the class of 1927.
Last year he traveled in the west and
southwest for the S. V. M. and their re
ports showed that he did splendid work
in these regions. During his college
days he held several responsible posi
tions for the local, state and national
Y.M.C.A. and S.V.M. work. Whi-le in
Columbia he will also visit Columbia
and Chicora colleges in order to be of
whatever service he can in helping the
S.V.M. bands.
Mr. Karick announces that an invita
tion has been given to the Chicora college
and Columbia College student bodies to
attend this meetng.
Thornwell Men Plan
For Coming Year
GROUP RENDERS SERVICE
Students Interested in Christian
Work Asked to Join
Club
Thornwell Ministerial Club held its
first regular meeting of the term in Flinn
Hall last Friday night for the purpose of
discussing and making plans for the
year.
This organization has as its members
students who are interested in religious
work and are, at the close of their col
lege career, intending entering this field
and make it their life's profession.
The purpose is as stated in the con
stittition: "To encourage each member
in his life purpose to pray and work for
more men to give their lives in some
form of whole-time Christian service,
to promote a healthy moral and relig
ious life in the Christianity ; and to join
together in any form of Chrstian ser
vice which is open during the period of
row one.
* * * *
"He's one of my bosom friends,"
said the cootie as he met another go
ing under an armpit.
* * * *
"Who lives here?"
"Mistah Jones."
"Christian?"
"No, Sah, Congressman."
* * * *
Pretty Nurse: "Every time I take
the patient's pulse it beats faster.
What shall I do?"
Doctor:: "Blindfold him."
* * * *
"I'd like to choke the guy who in
vented that thing," said the bell-hop
as he looked at the lock without a ken
hole.
College
Need Careful and Constant
You Well
LEAVE THEM A'
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Members of the organization are of
ten called upon to perform varigus du
ties, such as Boy Scout work, teach
Sunday School classes, and at intervals
they hold services at the State Peniten
tiary.
Any sttgdent who is interested in this
kind of work is invited to join the Club.
At present it has amembership of ap
proximately twelve.
Pipe Convert
Ends Agonizing
Tobacco Hunt
New York, N. Y.
Larus & Bro. Co. June 30, 1926
Richmond, Va.
Gentlemen:
I started smoking on cigarettes, but
after meeting a young lady for whom
men who smoked pipes had a greater
charm, I promptly switched to one.
Then mj agony began. I tried one
brand of tobacco after another, al
ways working on the theory that the
more you paid for tobacco, the better
it would be.
I tried imported special mixtures.
I paid as much as fifty cents an ounce.
All to no avail.
Then came the day I tried Edge
worth. It was at a ball game. I had
run short of the certain brand I was
smo%ing, and a casual acquaintance
offered me a pipeful from his pouch.
Imagine my delight when after the
first few puffs I c d not feel the old
familiar bite. I puffed on, inhaling the
delightful aroma, and oh, boy! It was
sweet right down to the bottom.
Nothing has separated me from my
pipe, or my pipe from Edgeworth,
since then.
Yours very truly,
(signed) David Freedman, Jr.
Edgeworth
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