The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 05, 1929, SPECIAL BLUE RIDGE CONF. EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
CLEAN SPORTS
AT BLUE RIDGE
Blue Ridge Stands For (en
Sports, Develops Men
(By BERT KA-IcK)
The conference at Blue Ridge im
pr< sscs il( as being the ideal place fo
the building of man physically. morally
rpiritually, socially. and mentally. An
bcy or girl that spends ten days at 3lut:
die has his or her full quota o
h11 climbing, hiking, boating. swim
tnag, and participation in numerou
nther sports. Not that there is such a
variety of sports. but that clean sport
prevail. Fverybody is in the game .for
the love of the sport and llhat 'it has
to offer.
The general atmosph re surrotuI
ing this beauty spot in the land of tho
skies makes man's thought uplifting
The wvonder of nattire? The true man
ifestation of God pryent, (one from
having any" but the clanest of thmights.
Then one associates with mleln of clean
thought and high ideals--metn wN
stanid for and are looking forward t,i
tie best things that life orfiers. Not
mn re tresenlit leasttres ibut the eVe"
lasting 1 leastres. The greatist that a
lhttman canl obtain. \Ien at iitte
Ridge not only enjoy the association
and fellowship of men with high ideal;.
but women as well. The finest type
of womanhood is represented in th.
girls that spend the summer at 1luI.e
Ridge.
Here ina cati gaze across the grectn
topped mnountains into infinite space
see the beauty of nature represented
in the beautiful tlowcrs and shrubbery.
Here the babbling brook as it rushes to
ward the foot of the mountain; above
'(.
men
AIS
P a t t <
Shirts
Sho
75c
Per Gv
This most conve
fortable form of
offered at the sp
for each piece. F1
cheerfully patteri
ity with the mod
THEHEuj
IF IT iS NOT RIGI
DR. E. L. GREEN
GOES TO MISS.
Dr. E. L. Green, head of the depart
ment of ancient languages, has gone to
Millsaps College, at Jackson, Miss. to
attend the clpssical association of the
couthern section, held there there Feb
ruary 28 through March 2. Dr. Green
is president of the association. Two
important speakers at the meeting will
be Dr. R. V. D. Magoffin, president of
the Archaeological Institute of America,
and Judge Fletcher of the Illinois Cen
tral Railroad. Before returning to Co
lumbia, 1)r. Green will probably spend a
few days in Pensacola, Florida, where
he formerly lived.
Dr. MagofTin will be at the University
on his return trip and will give an ad
dress in the Chapel. He will also ad
dress in the Chapel. IHe will also dre a
dress the Eta Sigma Phi classical fra
ternity at its regular meeting.
h tI" uhirtinL birdl bIrlen"a thtl i
ofi thet t":riYly morninc or Litt evenhwl%
brin, e-nr fct ito fa,e with God.
'h httr 'ile really cnotines with God1.
I{t 1'ctr1 : l ak ts s tllie i tle great
(et fri'ndtlnit.p. .'riendships that car'
:yinl thr)ngi lifte. h e leaders ander
,pe":,klers ar. notjtt jst lea'er. an speak
er, bu1t are really' p'als of thet am1e
group h:ttiin, t comn'on ubjective".
\Iy exp t . t-ienet at lIln"e R"idge is th.
L!rtate-t Iu'llowshlip a1:d asN(ociationl
with It hig;hest typc tot character
bluilding metn that I hatt" ever t"njoyed.
\\.y expetrit"nce at Rine Ridlge mteans
1nte to tle thani anly .ar that I wiil
spend in college.
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&
rts
rment
nient and comn
underwear is
ecial price of $1
4ost of them are
ied in comform
W of this season
iAVIs CO
SWA S.e.
IT R1NG IT BACK'j
SOUTH CAROLINA
AT BLUE RIDGE
The la.t decade has seen the Uni
versity of So uth Carolina taking a very
prominent part in the conference every
.1ulie ;t Iin Iduge for southerti col
Iege situdent,. 11n l919. thie first Coli
f"rc tiec after the war. tI lre w ere 6 stIu
Ocents from th1e (atnec(ck school at the
(onfercnrc. Fur tli'e next felw years
the ntittniber froti lh school grew yea.
ly until in P124 ('ar(lina was repre
s.ent(lI at the co,nference by 19 sittleitits
the largest delegation at the confer
e t hr - tit year. I 'i r the Iast .ever.dl
y-ear tle- atieiehaiwe frot Carolina It;!
.lecrr;t.e tl "(1n . 1.ast year va. tit,
smallest in the history as we were
representte by only one man. lert
karick. the newly elected presideit 1
tIe \ .\I.('..\.
In the ten year period Carolina has
beent rec rw"c e byttc11), the i( ll(,wving pres
i(ients of the sttident hodve: I iarrev
I.igltcy. N. \i. Smith. i larold )(
l.-Ile amd ('(cil Scott. Two foothal
cat'ains. .\bx \\'aite atl .d. SItith,
have hiet1 ant(ng the delegation-i. in
11)24 (). J). lohn-tot. then p,resideit of
the L'iiv rsity Y'. \I. C. .\.. wcas chair
1(att ,1 the Sonftlttce aLn wa (ire'si
4-i1. In 190 ("ar"(lina: w%,(n the s\ciln
tnin in cet at lillne l:iIdge and caint.
"eco(ind in the track imect. In 1924 he
was second in points for the confer
ener( cha tpi(,nship in athleties. In
1125 \\ilson won the tennis singles for
the t ;nttiecocks.
Quite a numb1er of metn are talking
abont the cotference this year and it
sece:1s that Carolina will again assuttme
tle place that sie has lost im the last
two vcars.
U.s.c.
Driver (to sweet young thing) : "I
can see that I'm only a little pebble in
your life."
Sweet Young Thing: "That's all. But
I wish you were a little boulder."
Pipe Smoker
Has a "Kick"
All His Own
St. Paul, Minn.
Larus & Bro. Co. June 1, 1927
Richmond, Va.
Gentlemen:
About five years ago, after trying
out many different styles of pipes
from the Missouri meersehaum to the
genuine meersehaum, including the
upside- down style made popular by
Vice-President Dawes, and experi
menting with just about all the to
baccos then on the market except,
Edgeworth, I finally decided that pipe
smoking was not for me.
For the last year or so I noticed the
boys around the office here using
Edgeworth to the exclusion of all
other tobaccos and evidently getting
real pleasure from their pipes.
In April of this year I was in Canada
on a businless trip and diecidled to take
anothler whirl at pip)e-smoking. So I
inlvestedl a good share of my savings
in a pipe and a few cents additional
for a can of Edgeworth.
From thlen on I have been figura
tively kicking myself around the block
about once each (lay when I think of
tile five lean years I put in trying to
get along without a p)ipe. However, I
am trying to make upi for lost time
and am succeeding quite well. Why
I failed to try Edgeworth long ago will
have to go down in history as an
unsolvedl question. But now that I
have found it, the years ahead look
rosy to me.
Very truly yours,
Ben Bayer
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