Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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View of the 192 Parrish can be s pected that even BEAUTY ABOUNDS AT BLUE RIDGE (Continued from page 5) are leaders back in their colleges, who have won glory on the gridiron and diamond for their institutions, men who are making their names in athletics and in the literary and social life of our Southern educational world, who have met to share their fellowship in the most friendly of contests and the most fraternal of rivalries. Yes, those mountain sides, the long athletic field, the invigorating plunge in the swimming pool, are a physical road to health. But home runs and mountain climbs claim not all our interest, for we're there to learn And we collegians no doubt have much to learn. Indeed we are blissfully free from the dusty tomes that embarrass the tranquility of the dormitory. Horace is cold and dead, and calculus cannot survive the rarified atmosphere of the highlands, but we learn, and that's what we live for. It's life we learn by forming friendships with our delegates and the leaders who have learned the t lesson of life before us. God's great symposium of biography, the Bible is taught daily, and the teeming life of the mission fields is brought to us day by day till we see the world in the large, forgetting the provincialism to which we're all so prone. And how shall we manage the association next yearr How shall our programs be adjusted and carried out? We are told by the men who know and who are there to help us. Day by day for 17= HIGH GRADE PRINTING At Reasonable Prices?Quick Service W. C. HERBERT, Rep. Ten. 24?Room 18 * * * ** if S * i * ^ * | Go Grade A | I tourist third I I * cabin . . . | leviathan! } * + This season, brand new Tourist ? 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Kates low. * J Excellent Tauritt Third Cabin * Accommodation? also cm United .States Cabin 1.inert . . . for at ^ little at HO.25 a (lay I A 7 "ft * OFFICIAL FLEET OF 103 COLLEGE * * ALUMNI ORGANIZATIONS FOR * J EUROPEAN TRAVEL ? * * Consult your local steamship agent or * f UNITED STATES I | LINES i A ^ 7 conference group at Blue Ridge. Th een. From this view can be seen the a larger and more representative grouj twelve glorious days we face facts and folks and relate them to ourselves so vitally we never forget them, and back in our schools their influences shall be felt to an extent to which we little dream. Yes these days arc a road to an educational health. Hut there is more than the mind and body that must be nourished and sustained. And it's there on those heights of privilege and intimacy that our hearts arc touched and our spirits inspired. After all our souls arc at the heart of things and we relate, unconsciously perhaps, but nevertheless truly, our thrills of body and mind to the quiet eternal impressions of our souls. Inspiration gains a new and vital meaning up there where the hills ride high. The messages from the platform make us think deeply and seriously about things of which we have thought little, or perhaps forgotten altogether. Or how often at the twilight hour looking into the face of the sunset as the blue shadows lengthen into the darkness of the mountains, has some life felt the unmistakable urgings that have helped shape its whole future career, or has come face to face for the first time perhaps with the God of the hills and the streams and the skies, and has felt ing up in an eternal friendship with the the thrill of high manhood in the link| ~ "And why not, m; his classic chin ag "Because," repliei his huskiness any change to OLD G< scratch in a trillio OL1 FASTEST GROW On your Radio . .. Ol 1> GOIJ E ME QJHpHrfl0A ifl HI n e Carolina delegation is shown in the < large number of colleges and Universi ? will be present at the 1930 conferenc Christ. The folders say bring your kodak, ] your warm clothcs, your athletic paraphernalia and all the togs for an outing. Good! But more important still, bring yourself! What's the rea- I son for Blue Ridge? It's the reason of young manhood. What's the necessity of Blue Ridge? It's the necessity of life! What's the value of Blue Ridge? It's the value of health, happiness, and wholesome adjustment which we all need and sooner or later must have. My * K*' Dr. Fletcher Brockman internationally known for his Y. M. C. A. work in China, and Dr. E. McNeil Poteat, pastor of Pullen Memorial Church of Raleigh, N. C. Both of these men have dealt with many students and will bring inspiring messages. s> cried ihe> y gal?" demanded Wellington Thr ainst her heaving bosom. i Winona, "you will not be annoy longer. He has promised that, if )LDS, made from queen-leaf tobac _ ?? it. DGOL ING CIGARETTE IN HIS >~PAUl. WH1TEMAN HOUR. Paul Whuvman a ^. -'v "/ ' '?'' :enter of the front row, in which Fr ties that are represented at Blue Ri e. The Gamecocks were made g while in training. All can'< a good physical condition ing our Pasteurized Milk. Columbi 917 Main St. Miss HILDA "I wouldn't let folks discourage me, bo I realized that one could get a great deal having a good position so I secured the mediately placed in a good position as J Secretary to the President and in five m< a new corporation and still held my posi position? Yes! I hold two good posi' qualifies at Bowen-Connatser Business I position. They are given preference,?at I given my first position over seventy-five t Classes are formed every week. J. B. CONN/ COLUM HOOT!" villowy Wint eeves, thrusting ed at bridge by spared, he will co. Not a throat I? ^ijf TORY... NOT A COUG nil complete orchestra . . . every Tuesday, 9 ank Buie and Bill dge, and it is exame by using Pasteurized Milk t make the football team?but is an asset. Get one, by usa Dairies Phone 6549 BETHEA says: cause I knew If I did I would never tuooeed. more pleasure and satisfaction out of life by BOWEN-CONNATSER Training and was imSteno-bookkeeper. In two weeks I was made )nths was elected Secretary and Treasurer of tion with the other firm. Do I have a good lions and they pay well too. Anyone who Jnivcrsity docs not have to worry about a east I have found it so. REMEMBER?I was >ther applicants." ^TSER, Director BIA. S. C. Jl mae/9 H IN A CARLOAD to 10 P. M., Eastern Standard Time