Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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LIST Or' rLEDum: ANNOUNCED BY FRATS. (Continued from,page one) J. B. Roddey, Columbia. Phi Epsilon Pi: Herbert A. Rosefield, Sumter. Benedict Hyman, Darlington. Cobb Goldberg, Bennettsville. Sydney Abrams, Lake City. Maxie Alpert, Sumter. Bennie Surasky, Aiken. Leroy M. Want, Darlington. Sigma Nu: W. A. Thompson, Anniston, Ala. Hugh R. Starr, Columbia. Theatre News RITZ Mon.-Tues.-Wed. George OBrien and Janet Gaynor in SUNRISE A Fox Movitone Production May McAvoy and Louise Fazenda in Thurs.-Fri.- Sat.-----I THE TERROR The second picture of 100 percent Talking IMPERIAL Mon.-Tues.-Wed. Billie Dove in THE NIGHT WATCH WVed.-Thurs" Milton Sills in THE CRASH COLUMBIA Sat.-Nov. 10--Mat. and Night THE BEGGARS OPERA By Mr. Gay. Direct from London Mon. CARMEN Tues. MME. BUTTERFLY The American Opera Company Sung in Modern English by Ameri can Artists RIVOLI Mon.-Tues.. Olive Boden in THE STOOL PIGEON Wed.-Thurs. June Collyer in WOMAN WISE Fri--Sat. Jack Holt in THE VANISHING PIONEER Vaudeville all week featuring Mae Allen in AVIATION GIRLS Mr. McMurray Waxes Poetic over Tobacco Carroliton, Texas Larud & Bro. Co., ay 6 Richmond, Va. Gentlemen: Having been a user of Edgeworth for over eight years, I can truthfully say that it is the best on earth. I.am eneloqing a little ditty that I believe expresses my sentiments entirely: Old Mvan Joy and Old Man Trouble We it out for a walk one day. I ha pened to..pass when they met . - on the street And~ I overheard them say, Said Old Man Trouble, 'She's as wrong as she can be, There ain't no fun in anything to I wais just talking' to Old Ma - Sorrow And he says the world will en~d tornorrow." Then Old Man Joy he started to And I saw him bring out that. OLD BLUE TIN, Then OLD JOHNNY BRIAR was next on the scene, And. he packed him full from the OLD BLUE TIN And4I heard him say as he wallied , away,' "Yd have to have a smoke screen. When a man gets the blues, and he needs a friend, He can find conablIation In the OLD BLUE~ TIN, And I jist don't belIeve on all this There's a thIn tat'l m tehearth Yor . H. McMurray Edgevorthi Exera Hig1# Grad; Smokdngi'MO ,..., .. meod, klorence. E. C. Cathcart, Columbia. John S. Douglas, Guilford, N. C. J. C. DuPre, Columbia. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Davant Bostick, Columbia. John D. Bell, Columbia. Horace McGee, Greenville. Wm. L. Brigham, Orangeburg. Purl B. Powell, Portsmouth, Va. Redding De Vaughn, Macon, Ga. tienry Forbes, Columbia. J. W. Brailsford, Jr., Orangeburg. Pi Kappa Alpha: L. J. Gunter, Columbia. Vincent Davis, Columbia. R. L. Carroll, York. Glenn McCartt, Morristown, Tenn. Phi Beta Delta: Hyman Schwartz, New York, N. Y. Pi Kappa Phi: W. T. Eaddy, Florence. M. B. Holman, Batesburg. J. F. Dusenberry, Ninety Six. Phi Pi Phi: Perrin Toole, Aiken. D. E. Richardson, Columbia. D. M. Clifford, Aiken. J. W. Wyman, Estill. J. O. Calhoun, Fork. W. Claude Martin, Jr., Darlington. Gamma Kappa Sigma Club: Marion Boyleston, Aiken. Julian Burns, Charleston. Delta Club: V. E. Nesmith, Kingstree. W. H. Woods, Jr., Gable. 1. F. Freeman, Mt. Pleasant. T. H. Davis, Columbia. C. P. Beckman, McClellanville. FOLLOW These Barber Shops der the best of servi sponsible managem will be appreciated i these to satisfy eac Associated M Of COt IDEAL BARBER SHOP J. W. Biian, Prop. 1206 Taylor St. E. A. TOD) BARBER AND BEAUTYSHOP 1120 jandng St. Phoness 3885-9109 POSTOFFICE BARBER SHOP & PRESSING.CLUB 1728 Main St. Phones 7333-9209 J. F. BEADENBOUGH 1223 Main St. Phone 9137 ZED HOPE BARBER SHOP 1212 Maiin St. Phone 5925 FIVE POINTS BARBER SHOP 2103 Green St. HOTEL JEROME -BARBER SHOP J. Ti. Higgins, Georgetown. Mark Buyck, St. Matthews. Kismet Club: T. R. Morrison, Newport News, Va. Douglas Cunningham, Columbia. Thomas McLendon, Bennetsville. Theodore Quattlebaum, Columbia. fulian Jeffords, Orangeburg. Marion Crum, Orangeburg. Randolph Swink, Woodruff. Jack Vining. Alec Heise. Paul Magruder. Hermes Club: William Wetmore, Florence. James Cannon, Florence. James Rudisill, Rock Hill. Joseph Coates, Mt. Pleanant. Charles Tidwell, Ridgeway. J. P. Petit, Beaufort. Lessons in Ballet Dancing for Co.eds Heres a suggestion co-eds: The Little Studio of Dance, 1207 Bull Street, is beginning a class in Ballet Dancing for co-eds who desire to study this form o iat:cing with a professional view. Now if you girls want to go back home 'and teach all forms of dancing, here is your chance to study in Colum bia under a teacher trained by Kosloff. And, by the way, did you see the Kos loff Ballet at the Columbia Theatre last week? If you missed it you missed a real treat. This announcement might be of interest to the Co-ed Follies when its time to get up some new dances for the next show. THESE. are equipped to ren. e and are under re. nt. Any complaint is its the. intention of h and every patron. aster Barbers UMBIA 3LONSFORD'S BARBER U SHOP 1211 Taylor-St. Phone 4656 MAYFIELD BARBER SHOP No. 5 Arcade Bldg. Phone 9175 MeCARTHY BARBER 4HOP 1609 Sumter St., Phone 9194 IMPERIAL BARBER SHOP Phones 3631-9161 .1442 Main PALMETTO BARBER SHOP - Tn Basement of Palmetto Bldg.---Cor. Main and Wash, . Phone 913E COLUJMPIA BARBERS. SUPPLY COMPANY Toilet Articles and all kinds of Cutlery and Supplies 1318.-Main Stt PNnnae 306 Mr MuiaaL SERVICES FOR MOORE-AYCOCK (Continued from page one) ing the terms of President Sloan and Mitchell he served as president for a short while. He was noted for his ab solute fairness, his keen insight and was loved and respected by students and faculty alike. Wofford college confer red the LL.D. degreeori him in 1909. Doctor Moore was a member of the Columbia Public school board from 1902 until his death and was,. eIairman for many years. He was author of many scientific papers and a- member of the LeConte Scientific society., kIe was also a member of the Phi Beta Kappa and Omricon Delta Kappa fraternities. In paying tribute to Dr. Moore,,Dr. IF YOU ARE PLANNINI THE CAMEL CI' Yellow Coach Chair Cars-'I Busses in operation--A Rates on Request CAMEL CITY CO Office: 2118 Main St. Col Wingfiel d's 1443 Mai Marshal T ouch4 Sixty-three com 'a s on one tea T1he tenni rn ~outheastei t through the tegid sixty-thre: South .Carolina, by writing miore state in 1927 than was writi . RGAN12 SO UT1HEASTER! C. 0. Milford, President - 01d 'Line Insuraice with 1I=, c Patterson Wardlaw, dean of the educa tion school, said there was nothing in Doctor Moore to appeal to the applause of the superficial. He lauded Doctor Moore's intellectual honesty, his obedi ence to the call of truth in science, and. his level-headed common sense, saying that he was considered the most level headed man on the factlty. "He performed his duties with splen did efficiency and his attitude toward God was what made him what he was. His life has made it easier to have hope for human nature and faith in God," Doctor Wardlaw concluded. Special music was furnished by the university Glee Club throughout the pro gram. The Rev. G. Croft Williams of the university faculty pronounced the 15enediction. k TRIP BE SURE TO USE CY COACH LINE he smoothest, easiest riding ride will convince you ! for Special Trips ACH COMPANY umbia, S. C. Phone: 7603 Drug Store n Street 1-Tatum Offers COLLEGE CLOTHES For fall and winter wear here's a selection that beats anything we've ever shown. Just one glance-and that'!! tell you the whole story--of quality, style and value. $35. iown! fn-one company on the other. :) fnade a* touchdo~wn straight e- other compaies operating in new ordiriary insurance in the ten' by any other c6mpany. If'1905 94 LIFE INS. (CO. Greenville, S. C. ost hGuarantednot entimet