The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 29, 1930, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
SERVICE CLUB IS
ORGANIZED HERE
Work of Deputation Team Has
Been Very Successful This
Year
During the past semesters more than
100 religious talks have been made at
grammar and high schools in all sections
of the state, hundreds of miles
have been traveled in the Ford, and
hundreds of people have been influenced
by the programs of the University
deputation team.
In addition to the out of town work,
programs have been presented regularly
each week at the Richland county
almshouse and at the Confederate
home and one or more programs have
been presented at the State penitentiary,
Carlisle Courtcnay Home, Green
Street Methodist church and at Columbia
College. The deputation officials
have received many invitations
to present programs and there seems
to be an ever increasing demand for
their services.
In order to meet the increasing requests
made in the state for this work,
the Carolina Christian Service Club
has been organized. The motto of
the club is "For Christ and Carolina"
and it is composed of combined forces
from the Y. W. C. A., the Y. M. C. A.
and the student body at large. At a
meeting in Sloan College, J. J. Brown,
Jr. of Rock Hill, S. C. was unanimously
elected president. Brown, a
rising senior, served as director of
deputation work, vice-president of the
Y. M. C. A. and as president of Delta
C hi Alpha Professional Christian Service
fraternity. Other officers elected
were: Rhea Preston, Columbia, S. C.
first vice-president; Earl Taylor, PcnSdleton,
S. C. second vice-president;
^Robert D. Roger, Columbia, secre~tary;
Augusta Willis, Cottagevillc, S.
gC. assistant secretary; Jack Hall,
.Batesburg, S. C., treasurer; and
^Martha Aiken, Columbia, S. C., publicity
manager.
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JUNIOR-SENIOR
ARRANGED SOON
Tickets On Sale Now; Gamecock
Orchestra To Furnish Music
Final preparations arc being made
for the junior-senior banquet and
reception Friday night, May 0 from
8:30 to 1:30 at the Jefferson Hotel.
Tor the first time in several years
favors will be given, and many other
interesting features are planned.
Tickcts are on sale now. Juniors
may secure theirs from members of
the ticket committee, John Bolt
Culbertson, Kitty Griffin, Ed Mecks,
Bill Donelan, Sarah Quattlebaum, Coit
Wilson, Ray Antley, John White,
Toney Young and Daricc Jackson.
The price of tickets is $2.50 each.
Seniors sccure their tickcts free by
seeing Wilson Weldon. Saturday,
May 3 is the last date for either
juniors or seniors to get tickcts.
At 10 the dance will begin in the
large ball room and will last until
1:30. The Gamecock orchestra will
furnish the music for the occasion.
For those who do not dance, a reception
will be given at the same time.
U.H.O.
OLEINICK SPEAKS
TO LOCAL "Y. W."
Dr. Reed Smith and Mrs. W. D.
Graham were elected advisors of the
Y. W. C. A. for the following year
at a meeting Thursday. Mrs. C. Y.
Reamer and Dr. Patterson Wardlaw
are the retiring advisors.
Constantine Oleinick addressed
members of the Y. W. C. A. on
"Scientific Christianity." Olcinick,
student at the University and Columbia
Bible School, was born in Ukraine,
Russia, and expects to return to his
native land in a few years as a missionary.
He refuted the argument
that the Bible is not scientific by
quoting passages to prove conclusively
that it is one of the world's most scientific
works.
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FRATERNITY NEWS
. l lle s. A. E.'s were host to the provincc
convention of their fraternity
last r riday and Saturday. A banquet
and a dance were given Saturday night
in honor of the visitors.
i V.- *"t't quar,.es? a Kappa Sigma
at the University of Richmond, was a
visitor at the Phi Kappa Sigma house
last week. Mr. Quarles came to town
, at the municipal airport
dedication.
Duckett Young was a guest at the
vSigma Nu house Saturday.
John Gibbes, Bill Taylor, and Bill
Kembert visited the A. T. O's during
the past week-end.
Phi Kpsilon Pi announces that they
will give their second anniversary ball
on May 8.
SENIORS CHOOSE
NEW INVITATIONS
I he work on the senior invitations
is progressing very rapidly.
Material is being sent in to the engravers
as fast as it can be secured.
Orders will be taken in about a
week The price of the invitations
will be forty cents each for leather
ones and twenty cents each for
cardboard ones.
A new feature is being adri^d to
the invitations this year in that
there will be two illustrations, one
full-page and one half-page. This
was provided for without there being
any increase in the cost of the
invitations for the members of the
class.
It is expected that Mrs. Moon
will handle the invitations again
this year; announcement will be
made later as to the exact time and
place that orders can be placed and
invitations received.
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LIBRARY TO BE
INSTALLED SOON
Alpha Kappa Gamma Will Run
Circulating Library In
Co-ed Dorm
Alpha Kappa Gamma honorary
leadership and service sorority and
the Y. W. C. A. of the University arc
making plans for the opening of a circulating
library in the Woman's Building
for dormitory and annex girls. It
will open next week from 11 to 12
o|clock in the morning and 7 to 10:30
o'clock at night.
The Y. VV. C. A. is lending to the
library about fifty books which have
been published recently. All girls
have been asked to lend books and
magazines to the library.
This library will not compete with
the University since it will circulate
new books which the University library
cannot provide.
Dr. R. M. Kennedy states that he
thinks the new library will be very
beneficial to the students.
It is planned to charge about three
cents a clay for books. The money
collected will be used to purchase other
books. Those who lend books to the
library will be allowed a certain
amount of free reading.
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TWO CAROUNA
GRADUATES WED
Of great interest to Carolina students
was the wedding of Mary Lois
McNulty and David Edgar Milling,
which was solemnized Tuesday night,
April 22, in the First Baptist church
of Columbia.
Mrs. Milling is a graduate of the
University of the class of '29. She
is a member of Delta Delta Delta
and Alpha Kappa Gamma sororities.
"Buddy" Milling is also a graduate
of the University and a member of
Pi Kappa Phi fraternity.
Mr. and Mrs. Milling will return
to the city in about two weeks and
move into their new home near Valley
Park.
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