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Classes Seii FIRST BAPTIST (By BRUC& DAvIS, Pres.) The Carolina Bible class at the First Baptist church led by Guy Hill, principal of the Columbia high school, is prepar ing to send several students to the Blue Ridge conference in June and 'pay part of their expenses. The class is saving part of its collection each Sunday 'n order to help meet the expenses of the man or men who will be chosen to go. The Baptist Bible class is one of the largest classes in the city for University students. The policy of this class to ward the Y.M.C.A. conference has al ways been favorable. Realizing the value of a conference which combines vacationing with organized and directed studies of personal and social problems, the class has sent at least one man each year for the last eight years and one year paid part of the expenses of five men. 'Fie delegate for the class last year was the only man to gp to Blue Ridge, Bert Karick. The plans of the class are to continue the policy and to end as many people this year as they I.ussibly can. The policy of saving part of the col lection has been approved by the church. As a supplement to this we may also put 'n what might be called an "Every Member Canvass." This canvass is matde each spring and every member is iven the opportunity to contribute to the 1lue Ridge ftlud. As an added induce muent two members of the church, both i.1rner members of the class have pro mised to give $5.00 each to see that there is ample money to help send at least .Ie student. The class feels that at least part of hel reason why it has been so successful s the fact that each year it has several leading members in the class trained i-r their work at .the Blue Ridge con :ere'nce. SONG SERVICES DEVELOP SPIRIT Euterpians Create Brotherly Feeling > ne of the 1m)st 1,lea.turable itaturle, t heI(- Colicrencee c"omt's e'ch even -ltter ,1pper when at the "lobby bIr" student, .hare each other's r tl Sg' Songs .ind join together in both tillr songs atnd old iavorites. It i, n i inifrtlal exp)re~ in of this nla nr 1I hateit'lowsil)p i, enrricht'tl andf a I b 11ufI Iht'lendthie 1th-w,!a blllter rililo,ig~mhe inan. evlierent Icami s. repre'lsentedt. Ihe' ar' 1me of tIhe i'e\:lle', th1:t Higo mae Ble StnudySudn niser~'ec aIteil te Ridg11erela memIor * C h e n 111 4)ilIel lie,' , I line 1 4 |j,4' '!'two weekIsdrr o t., the aio iridt (i nf te m ettinit Jig at) J;tre andd willhbecue prviepsi. :1( i I)r li t i e ( ' i r. of' New York,u I I b(in J.I(' Hutci s. cIf utelerel 111breatih, of the .\.le41 th it Loatd o44 d Delegates FIRST PRESBYTERIAN The University class at the First Presbyterian Church is planning to send some representatives to Blue Ridge this year to the student conference. This custom was started by Dr. Melton 'when he was teaching, the University class. The first representative to be sent by the class was Bill Boyd. Other students have been sent for the last five years. The alass at the first church has a good, membership and good attendance. The teacher is \V. J. Roddey, Jr. WASH. ST. METHODIST The student class at the Washington St. M. E. church is planning to send one or more students to the Blue Ridge con ference June 14-24. At a recent meet ing of the class, which is lead by Dr. Mason Cruni of Columbia College, the question was taken up and a committee appointed to devise- ways and means of sending at least one man to the confer ence. It has been the custom of the class for a number of years to send representatives and this year the class is following that custom. tually be" carriedl out thr,,ughl the ('hri tlan .\>.ociation back in the colieg'. Such leaders, a, I lrrv l Ioarer l)r. R. F-. Itaber, ])r. \\. \\. .\exan<ler, M. r. I l:trry ('tiictr. D)r. \\illi;am .1. 11ttcIlII! I 1 111 \ tO1 t\ber oi U e c Illier 11:iIll be-Ith rlit h e \t il 'tiay 11'p iti thet ;1 1tir , of he tiltle il'er a itl r. will co carton eat a chio Above-How , Below-Volley Bat "Y" PROMOTION BRJING FORMED FOR NEXT YEAR htl .9 .L . \. l':' ill t tl l l itte It'1 I11 \ t \ t tl" is Iltt\\ lrt'tllt! Itrfl le1t' l ;l11ltl n ; ilter ri o; 111t'I1 at tr t-e ttr IllI Cll - \:; t i, pot ion-ltl . It ha:( beent' tlle' len --. t in r- t'slt'ct fluen i<ir the tlitlt'ret'l 't b s. Istli tIl t t Iltl: 111;:111\' r c l 1b] I.t'1n a r t t,lrlo. ti" . T hi, vet - .1 it w h;1\t \tllanter tel the ir ,ervices. "If the eou me to the sta; of Old Gold He COU x..~0111 - iIRC 4"4'c. (Asl Conhci'lan extranrtIlnar, feauturce in the ne .. re inofIh " a nitie . r-olate...lighit an ( 'M.. kbout a Ride.' on Tennis Courts for crt;iin kin<l.. \ w ork. Tle \'.\ C. \. v..1r11 c.vert, ;t \:1riet'\ tof Ihuv\ .n.l i t.11 1" 11. n I 1; ;,"11 h ib tter' III h; :1r t" -k n : 't l'r oth in ri " th;at art' itlter l" " llit \\urr< that thev ;are' <l id. a r ne t 'ia w i cove pint iint I, ~ ~ !11 1l,. Il lt i \\ib .... . ,t r ' li'tera . I ier in the e door ... to waiting foi course, I've never Said the ab)ov'e pled to, when a heavy bass whoop k has (Iromwnedel out my best Wise-e it it isn't good cricket to pubicy e3 isti't barking on purpose. lie m nse"I. lie should, inl confidenttce, );CU1S. u'l enjoy the show better ... andl .c get this tip over to him. k'or, frt e with this smooth andl thiront-e'a) eve the-re's a cough ini a capacity I Why no 0t.h (;4.II cigatrettes tare! bulendeg Isacco, thme fl inet Natuaregrow i . and14 ripenesstii from tihe hear ofn Agedt anntellwediW ext'trai long iii July sunshine to insure tht hi )n your lladio...I.DC4)t.I . . Pau Witlemn, King L day, fron.. 9 to 14) P. .3!., F e ntirte network of C:oIun )Id Gold...and ei You will find only the most approved street and dress shoes in John Wards. They have been grouped here especially for college men. For 30 years, John Wards have been the college man's shoe. MEN'S SHOES See them on display at LEO THOMAS 1010 SUMTER STREET Columbia, S. C. The Sanitary Cafe .\ t rchal \\ e'co,ine, Tat I'I1.il,e '113,$ I343 .\laliil . 4th row fere's a him!'' !l;ut how I've been or a sh rill soprano rack. hatrrass a ouogher. eds eiiet, friendly be told to smnoke will I . . . ifween SIIImy on experi y cigarette, I dlon''t souse-ful of them." t a coughYI a r' l o a d ? di from, in 'ucr-I .. to ai tethpe,rture of iit. --PA l I . W IIT EI1A N hlOl' of Jaiz, with isi com.pIlete jioy 'both!