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Dr. Reed Smiti Discuss Over W. I. S. Monday C Singers Will Illustrate Talk By Well-Known Authority, On Air School Program t1 4 "South Carolina Ballads," a lecture by Dr. Reed Smith, will be presented by the South Carolina School of the V Air, Mfonday morning at eleven forty five o'clock over radio station WIS. r' Dr. Smith is an authority on the sub- t' ject, having spent many years in the study of the old ballads of this state. C His talk will be illustrated by singers tc who will render appropriate selections. Madame Felice de Horvath will pre sent a violin recital on the next regular B program, Wednesday, February 19. C "The South Carolina Every-Pupil o Testing Program" will be the subject b of John G. Kelly, State High School In Inspector, and Professor V. C. \ic- Iii Call of the School of Education, Mon day week, February 24. [1 The final program for this month cl will be a lecture by Dr. Edwin Green on George McDuffie-a picture of at school life. C -U.B.-D President Deluged D With Telegrams f b< (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ci president of the University; Dr. Car- _ lyle Campbell, Coker; Dr. James C. b, Kinard, Newberry; Dr. R. C. Grier, "] Erskine; Dr. Thgodore H. Jack, Ran dolph-Macon College for Women; Dr. se R. E. Blackwell, Randolph-Macon E College for Men. S, College and University professors m included Grant M. Hyde and Helen n M. Patterson, Wisconsin; C. R. Bush, er Stanford; Ralph Nafziger, Minnesota; G Robert X. Graham, Pittsburgh, Cullen ut B. Gosnell, Emory; Stuart Hamilton, in Columbia; Thomas J. Wilson, dean th of the University of North Carolina; - W. M. Hunley, V. M. I.; Hubert Poteat, Wake Forest; H. B. Handy, University of Richmond; Geo. L. Rinehart, Vest Virginia University; P. Puruhovsh;kov, Oglethorpe; J. Paul Patton, Lander; S. E. Bradshaw, H. T. Cox, R. H. Taylor, Furman; John E. Drewry, Georgia; Marjorie Arbour, Louisiana State; Wilson Gee, Virginia; Edward A. McDowell, Jr., Southern Baptist Theological Semi nary; Raymond Miller, College of William and Mary; A. B. Bryan, S. B. Earle, George R. Sherrill, D. W. Dan iel, Clemson; L. L. Carpenter, Lime stone; W. D. Maginnis, Winthrop, president of the South Carolina Ed ucation Assiciation; J. H. Eastcrby, College of Charleston. Felicitations came from many alum ni. Among them were Marion A. Wright, Conway, president of the Alumni Association, J. Roy Fant, Lockhart, and George Bell Timmer man, Lexington, former presidlents; L. WV. Perrin, Gregg Galbraith, C. D. Barksdale, Spartanburg; M. G. Mc Donald, Eugene H. Blake, Green wood; Jerry M. Hughes, Orangeburg; Edward P. H-odges, Washington; E. Smythe Gambrell, Atlanta; C. K. Waddill, Charlotte; H. WV. Hennig, Darlington; Dr. J. WV. Jervey, Green ville; A\lbert H. Wichman, WValter "Oil up those laugh muscles, folks ...NHere L.OYD Lloyd's Funniest Picture Since "Grandma's Boy" With Adolph Menjou Helen Mack Dorot)y Wilson STARTS MOhNAY Will S. C. Ballads harles Cadman Plays Here This Month (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) . - 1c University; Dr. Reed Smith, dean f the graduate school; Alton Morris, :litor of the society's yearbook, Uni ersity of Florida; Mrs. Annabelle forris Buchanan, Marion Va., di :ctor of the famous White Top Fes val. Friday, 8:30 p. in., recital by Dr. harles Wakefield Cadman in Dray n Hall. Saturday, 10:30 a. n., Dr. H. L. i(lemour, author and ballad collector, aldwin-Wallace College, B e r e a, hio; Arthur Kyle Davis, University Virginia; Musical illustrations by illad singers; illustrations by Co mbia Piper's Guild, Miss Nell Mel :hamp, director. Saturday, 2 p. in., annual luncheon, otel Columbia, Julia Peterkin in arge. Saturday, 8:30 p. in., recital by Dr. id Mrs. Henry Hadley, New York ty, in Drayton Hall. All meetings except the recitals of r. Charles Wakefield Cadman and r. and Mrs. Henry Hadley will be ee of charge. A charge of $1 will necessitated for each of these re tals. --U. . 0. >ro; Dr. S. R. Lucas, Florence; ,uke" Williamson, Aiken. Among those in Public life who nt congratulations to President lect McKissick were United States nator James F. Byrnes; Congress an J. J. McSwain; J. Austin Lati er, assistant to the Postmaster Gen al; John McH. Mauldin, Mayor of reenville; Charles E. Jackson, Dep y Commissioner of Fisheries, Wash gton; Carl B. Epps, president of e Farmers' and Taxpayers' League; i H o o ain"oryer On Other State Pre The Phi sigs planning to follow Err "Goo" Bruce on his honeymoon.... don The band getting hot on The Musicof Goes Round and Round....Hannah Ig Laurie McDonald going to the pic-da che ture show every afternoon with a dif ferent boy...."Minnie the Smoocher" McIntosh finding the orie and only.... a Margaret Rogers playing around.... sha Pete Cobb saying that going to LawK School is even better than loafing.... tg S. P. E.'s standing on the front porch stu of their new house..Aggie Lee teach ing her sorority sisters the art of ding- pct ling-she should know how it's done Do .... Professor Coker wondering why bia every one is so interested in the stars tha ... Coach Petoskey going visiting on Gra Divine Street every day.... Gladys dre, Gaskin saying that it pays to be sick libr -your friends bring you things.... "H< Phi Kappa Sigmas setting rat traps- thir1 catching three of them.... Notice in Sloan saying that Marjorie Collins the wer would coach tournament tennis prac- We tice...."Bukie" DesChamps looking go around for her secret sorrow..., still Paul Smith moving upstairs....Caro- Car lyn Gunter learning to knit.... Girls turr talking about "that cute little Sam at 7 Daniel".... Boys taking dates to all the an basketball games in case the lights go Clii out again.... Mary Olive Palmer find- tal ' ing herself without a roommate.... this John W. Duncan, member of the State ove Industrial Commission; Solicitors Gist cov Finley and Randolph Murdaugh; Col. mai W. H. Keith, Greenville; W. L. Dan- foul iel, Greenwood; Charles M. Galloway, Washington. From the field of literature greet ings came from John Bennett, Her bert Ravenel Sass, and Mabel L. Web ber, Charleston; James C. Derieux, Summerville; Mary C. Simms Oli phant, Greenville; E. T. H. Shaffer, Walterboro. FIRST- rir and piCKe part of the 7 1 THEN-ea< right byth time and i "splotching leaf of goo< . FINALLY market...r packed in 3 EP~nuand mellow til free fromi That's what w, tobacco. And i bacco we use 4', their milder, b n' In ss Practices est Stokes courting out in' Shan .... Helen Geibner parked in front Bakers.... Myrtle Culbertson flirt with everybody at a fraternity ce.... Peggy Stoddard bumming wing gum. an Campbell going to the show on :hildren's ticket....Betty Wren I1 asking Dr. Wienfeld who Mr. an was.... Professor Woods try to collect dues for passing French lents....Thought while writing: y doesn't Leonard Long return the ure he took from Arnold Werle.... othy Bramlett going to the Colum Hospital to visit a patient, anyway 's what she said... .Thomasine yson making a change in her ad s.... A student walking out of the try was approached by a lady, >w many hesitations does that g have?" "What thing?" asked curious student. "The song you e singing-the Broken Record"... li how many times does the music lown and around.... John Farnam saving a seat in the balcony at the olina Theatre... .John Burns re ing from "church" Sunday night 2.... G. Stokes Goolsby attaining Eskimo Spitz for a roommate and t Brogdon trying to take it-Crys raylor would also like to get in on .... Dean Crow's class getting --crowded.... Howard Cooper dis ring (or re-dicovering) some old s ....Wilmot Brown has finally id something to occupy his mind Dan Connor, former student, back all- Mi Shop 9308 For Quick Deliveries ened in the sunshine.. leaf by leaf from the right stalk when fully ripe. :h day's picking cured e farmer ..,. at the right n the right way . .. no ~"or brittleness, but every I color and flavor. - bought in the open ~-dried for storage.. .then vooden hogsheads to age for two years or more un harshness and bitterness. mean by mild, ripe hat's the kind of to o give Chesterfields otter taste. on the campus to attend the A. D. Pi ... .Jennie Clarkson's birthday being celebrated at a Beaux Arts meeting, and Jennie getting kissed... .the Pi Kappa Phi's and their dates having a high old time in the Central late Satur day night-....the Tri De1ts marching into a fraternity house and recovering their sign, and observing several other signs there .... 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