The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 29, 1930, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
HIGH SCHOOLS TO
BE ENTERTAINED
Interesting Program Of Events
Has Been Arranged
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30th
Afternoon: Registration of debating
teams and English contestants,
Extension ofTice.
3:00?Finals in English contest, Room
15, Davis College.
THURSDAY, MAY 1st
Forenoon: Registration of contestants
in Latin, declamation, expression
and track, Extension ofTice.
10:00?Finals in Latin contest, Room
18, Davis College.
Afternoon: 3:00?Preliminary contest
in track, University Field.
3:00?Registration of typewriting and
shorthand teams, Extension ofTice.
Evening: 8:00?Meeting executive
committee, Jefferson Hotel.
8:00?Boys' Declamation contest, Uni*
versity chapel.
8:00?Girls' expression contest. Columbia
high school auditorium.
FRIDAY, MAY 2nd
Forenoon: 0:00?Typing and stenocontest,
University field house.
10:00?Annual meeting of High School
League, Flinn Hall auditorium.
Afternoon: 3:00?Finals in track
meet, University field. (Admission,
adults 50c, children 25c.)
Evening: 7:30?Awarding of trophies
and medal, and reception to contestants
and visitors, University gymnasium.
DAVIS TALKS TO
EUPHROSYNEANS
Prof. Harry Davis spoke to the girls
of the Euphrosynean literary society
at their weekly meeting Wednesday
afternoon on a very interesting subject
"Why should women debate?"
The talk made up the whole program.
After a few minor business matters,
the Euphrosyneans were hostesses to
the members of the Hypatian literary
society at an informal reception. Delightful
refreshments of sandwiches,
punch, and candies were served. The
committee who entertained and served
were Lucile Lemmon, Olive Battle,
Gladys Hamilton, Loraine Gayle and
Calhoun Clement.
$75.00 INCREASE in about a
And a Beginning Salary of Con
From High School by way of Bowen-Conn
and in about one year his salary towering
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SUMMER SCHOOL
OPENS JUNE 18
Stoddard Expects Summer Session
To Be Unusually Successful
Summer school session of the Uni- <
versity will open on June 18 and last ?
through July HO. An exceedingly c
capable faculty has been secured, ac- <
cording to Professor J. A. Stoddard, <
director, and everything points to a (
successful session. t
Students are afforded an opportunity f
to make up work, and can .earn a
semester's credit in two regular semes- (
ter courses. Six semester hours is (
considered as the maximum amount
of work to carry in the summer
session.
Summer school catalogues can be
obtained from the University registrar's
office.
STUDENTSWED !
EASTER SUNDAY <
Miss Virginia Finson Armstrong, :
of Columbia, and Julian W. Roper, >
of Greenville, were married Sunday, i
April 20, at Charleston, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Roper both were
journalism students at the University, f
and Mr. Roper previously attended j
Wofford and Columbia University. i
They will make their home in Col- s
umhia. t
WAFFLE IRONS ARE
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Arriving at the mess hall recently |
the battery of six waffle irons from ,
which it was planned to serve waffles
at breakfast had to be returned. Mrs.
S. M. Hcnning, manager, states that
they were too small.
The factory is recasting larger irons,
which will soon be installed.
MRS. GRAHAM SPENDS
HOLIDAY AT DAVIDSON
Mrs. W. D. Graham, matron of the
Woman's Building, spent the Easter
holidays at Davidson College, Davidson,
N. C. Before coming to the University,
Mrs. Graham was house
mother of the S. A. E. house at Davidson.
While there Mrs. Graham was
the guest of Mrs. Bowles.
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far above the $150.00 mark, driving his
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NOMINATE SENIOR
OFFICERS FOR
NEXT YEAR
Nominations of officers for all offices
>f the rising senior class will be made
it a meeting of the junior class in
:hapel at 12 o'clock Wednesday, ac:ording
to John Bolt Culbertson,
-lass president. Election will be held
>11 Thursday from 9 until 3 o'clock,
ill juniors voting by secret ballot in
rout of the chapel.
Four officers will be elected, presi- 11
lent, vice-president, secretary-treas- s
irer, and historian. v
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Elects Valedictorian h
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inian, was formerly associate editor r
>f The Gamecock, and formerly presi- t
lent of the Carolina Scientific society, a
md and has won numerous oratorical c
uid debating medals. Recently he 1
,vas awarded a graduate assistantship a
n the biology department at New
ifork University. I
The first race which was held re- d
uilted in the elimination of R. H. I
\tkinson and E. B. Norris. Only u
i3 ballots were polled in this race, ii
;ix less than the number polled in p
he second. Norris got 11; while v
Element finished two votes ahead of s
faylor. o
There will be no senior speaker tl
his year, announces Dr. D. M. f
[Douglas. This was agreed at a recent o
acuity meeting to shorten the com- b
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Publications will meet Wednesday,
May 7, to pass upon nominations
and name next year's journalists.
High School Week
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leeping quarters for 75 men and 25
/omen at the University. Reservaions
for others arc being made at
otels. High school students will be
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afcteria and men's dining hall.
It is imperative that all contestants
cgistcr in Dr. Babcock's office, excision
building, immediately upon
rrival, so that lie will be able to
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"he exercises begin WednesQo/ and
re concluded Friday.
In referring to the visiting students,
)r. Babcock says: "As these stuents
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Jniversity, it is therefore incumbent
pon the University to extend itself
i making their visit as agreeable as
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marked by rivalry.
J. Sam Taylor was chosen secretary
by acclamation of the society, and W.
I. Latham found himself recorder by
the same unanimous process.
Voting came feebly back into vogue
when nominations for the post of
sergeant-at-arms were opened, but J.
W. Brown easily won out over three
opponents.
A number of candidates entered the
contest for the board of pardons. J.
VV. Greene was elected chairman, to
serve along with H. T. Snelling and
Earl Taylor.
J. J. Mack and Riley Gettys were
elected to the Board of Publications
without any opposition.
Y. S. Williams was elected to the
student council by acclamation of the
society, and T. T. Stokes and J. W.
Lewis were clcctcd to the debating
council by the same system.
The election was marked, on the
whole, by quiet and orderly conduct,
mild nominating speeches, and a general
lack of opposition.
U.H.O.
NOTICE
Lost?-Combination silver card case
and vanity, containing visiting cards
of Elizabeth Hearon, Friday night at
the gym. Finder please return to
Mrs. Moon and receive reward.
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