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MARRIAGES (Continued from Page 5) The bride is the attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hedgepath. She has many friends here, who regret that her marriage will take her to another state. Mr. and Mrs. Gause will make their home in Clarkton, N. C. RICHBOURG?GETTYS Miss Clara Belle Richbourg and Charles C. Gettys were married on December 19 at the bride's country home, "Shady Dale," near Davis Station. C. D. Hardin was best man and Miss Bertha Stokes the bridemaid. The bridegroom is an alumnus of the University of South Carolina having graduated in the class of '29. The bride was a student at Columbia College last year. The couple will live at 906 Meadow St., Columbia. FOSTER?BOWMAN Coming as a surprise to their many friends was the marriage of Miss Julia Belle Foster to L,eRoy Sumter Bowman of Charleston, which was solemnized at the home of the bride's parents on South Main Street Wednesday, January 1. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Foster and she was until her marriage a student at the University of South Carolina and a member of the Chi Omega sorority. The bridegroom is a son of the late Sumter Bowman of Charleston and an alumnus of the University of South Carolina and Georgia Tech. He is now president of the South Carolina Engineers Associates. BURRISS?MOSELEY Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm T. Burriss of Anderson announce the marriage of their daughter, Caroline Elizabeth, to Lehman Adwell Moseley on Dec. 28. |^H E. ^ ^ OF CT HH HH Autiief, IHBLhb Kollecft TAILORED AT II The Gamecock wishes to retract a statement credited to Max Revelise and appearing in the December issue of the paper. Mr. Revelise made no statement to the effect of that published in the December 17 issue. All persons demanding apologies after this date are requested a by the editors to write the tl Apology Editor, sending stamped i> and self-addressed envelopes in Is case demand is not complied ^ with. f' b J a C Mr. Moseley was educated at the c University, spending two years here, 1922-24, and is now with the Lucas- a Kidd Motor Co. ti Mrs. Moseley attended Anderson b college where she was president of her u class, prominent in athletics and a d member of the Phi Tau Delta sorority, tl She has been teaching in Camden for o the past three years. o y McCOLLUM?WILLIS Miss Willie Mae McCollum of McColl became the bride of Louis Richard Willis of Gaffney at the home of the bride's parents on Jan. 5. Mrs. Willis attended Limestone col- 'S lege and since she has held a position Ii with her uncle at McColl. h Mr. Willis received his education at si the University of South Carolina in d 1917-18 and is now engaged in the real estate business. tl CATE?YONCE ** Miss Willa Mae Cate and Wylie ii Brunson Yonce were married at Edge- r field, S. C. on Dec. 28. Mr. Yonce of Hamlet, N. C. attended the University of South Carolina 11 and business college in Charlotte, N. C. ? and he now holds a position with Swift ^ and Company at Hamlet, N. C. " u.s.o. v )LLE(^<^TH^ I'buru |H tic Styled i9| ? Clothes rpafllfll MORGAN HALL UNIVERSITY MAN p WORKS IN ORIENT SUBJECT OP DISCUSSION Soon after exams the Y will start scries of discussions on the work liat Carolina men have been doing i China, centering the discussion irgely around the work that Plumer I rtills, a graduate of Carolina and ormer Y secretary at Carolina, has , een doing in China, according to the nnounceinent from E. B. Norris, hairman of the World Christian Eduation Committee of the Y. The discussion series will start with description of some of the advenures of Mr. Mills in the late disturances in China and then will follow p some of the work that has been one in the colleges in China through he Y, telling partly of the work as utlined by Fletcher Brockman and thers with the intelligentia of the oung republic of the East. U.8.O. PERSONALS (Continued from page 5) >1, has returned to his home in Ames, owa, after spending the Christmas olidays with his brother-in-law and ister, Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Gadsen Guignard. Joseph Karesh, former student of le University of South Carolina, who ? now studying law at Columbia uniersity, New York, spent a few days i Columbia visiting his parents. He eturned to New York Monday. Harry Lee Shaw of Sumter, a for- J ler student of the University, who ince last year has been working in Jew York, spent the Christmas holiays at his home and during his stay |L? isited Columbia. YOl SAT AS THE ]V I T WTE are gratified " at this sale ha fabrics, the styles, the paid. They realized t gains at these prices. HICKEY-FREE $65 Suits & O'coats $60 Suits & O'coats $50 Suits & O'coats Othe ALL Hiope r-AUJU QUi V HilN SPECHT Wk HifVi \ U gets jfoti o/y Hu J^| 0fi l/i? right ^HERE'S no belter way to start this year in your pleasant pursuit -* of The Latest, than to get your clutches on Paul Specht's newest Columbia record. The melody maestro makes perfectly grand dance music out of these two talkie hits. The other pair of records listed here are excellent, too?hear them when you hear "I'm Following You!" And if you want a big surprise* hear them all on the $50 Columbia Portable! Speak to your dealer about this?he'll be glad to oblige you! Rccord No. 2056-D, 10-tnc/i, 75c I'm Following You! (from Motion Picture \ ? "It's a Great Life") Itoxlrots I'm Sailing on a Sunbeam ! (from Motion Pic- ( Paul Specht and ture "It's a Great Life") j His Orchestra Record No. 2057-D, 10-zrtc/i, 75c Sittin'on a Doorstep ) Fox Trots You Came, I Saw, You Conquered Me ( J Wallace and His J Campus Boys Record No. 2058-D, 10-inc/i, 75c MOLLY (from MotionPicture"TheGrand Parade") \ Vocals That Wonderful Something (Is Love) (from > , T Motion Picture "Untamed") ) Charles Lawman "Magic Note*" Columbia pSsRecords "Viva-tonal Recording "The Records without Scratch J'LL BE AS ISFIED 1EN WHO HAVE 50UGHT that the men who have already bought ve been more than satisfied with the fit, the tailoring and the prices they hese suits and overcoats were real barMAN MICHAELS-STERN , $48.75 $40 Suits & O'coats $30.00 , $45.00 $35 Suits & O'coats $26.25 $37.50 $25 Suits & O'coats $18.75 rs in Proportion SALES GASH -Davis Co. Iain at Lady Street