Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Stude i Newly Formed Committee On Religion Acts Religious Need Of Students To Be Determined A survey of the religious thinking of University students is to be made next week in preparation for an "In stitute on Religion" to be held next year in November, according to Dr. Wyman Williams, Chairman of the newly formed committee on student religious life. If this survey is made and the re ligious needs of the students are de termined, it is probably that the Fed eral Council of Churches will finance the Institute. From 10 to 15 of the outstanding religious leaders of the country, each an expert in some type of religious or human relationships will come to the campus to spend the week in seminers, discussion groups, and personal interviews with students. Student Aid Needed It is imperative that the students cooperate with the committee in or der to make the survey. Question naires are now being prepared by a committee composed of R. G. Bell, Palmer Pierce, Rannah Heyward, George Coleman, Lodema Gaines. Mrs. A. R. Childs and F. T. Wallace. This questionnaires will be submit ted to the student body next week by a committee of students who will place them in the hands of all stu dents on the campus, members of sororities and fraternities. Students who live in town can secure a ques tionnaire by calling at Flinn Hall. A committee of 100 members of the faculty, students and rcprcsenta tives of the churches was called to gether on last Tuesday by Dr. Mc K:issick.. This conmitte e hnkinc the survey an dthe Institute on Re ligion. Dr. Wyman Williams was elected chairman, Dr. W. A. Whit sell secretary, and Mrj Ward, Dr. G.-y T,imcomb. Rannah Heyward, D. A. Westmoreland and Hawley Lynn for hte executive committee. --. a. 0. -Rutledge Rivers Continued from Page One board of public school commissioners in appreciation of Mr. Rovers' work in this field has come from many sources. The new junior high school in Charleston, the first ever built in that city, has been named the M. Rut ledge Rivers Junior High School by the board of public school commis sioners in appreciation of Mr. Rivers' work with the schools during the past 18 years. Mr. Rivers has been president of the St. Andrews Society of Charles ton and is co-author of its history. He is past grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias in South Caro lina. -o. N. c. Delta Kappa Delta, the only na tional pre-law fraternity in the U. S., has been organized on the Millsaps College campus. A convention of all Texas college twins was held at Baylor Univer sity recently. PALMETTO STATE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Offers Protection - Service Loyalty Industrial and Ordinary Home Office: Columbia, S. C. EAT Shack's Made In Columbia FRESH DAILY Graduating Clothes 0 COPELAND CO. Think of. COLUMBIJ Prod Iod .At Tkh its A Reed Smith Writes I A new college textbook by Dr.] of South Carolina graduate school, entitled "Learni,ng to Write in Colk4 The 586-page book is the compani a, high school text which is widely tion. Doctor Smith, pictured above as of his new book, is the author of achieved notable success in their fiel "Learning to Write in College" is Boston. Enthdsiastic approval has gi adoption as a college text is expecte A complete text and manual for rhetoric, "Learning to Write in Col era as "substantial, incisive, and, a spark that makes class work really The book is divided into four ge: ing for practical purposes; word a imaginative writing. It is rqplete i ussion and theme topics and sample Students Lag I Money For T( Only about $115 of the required p500 to be raised by the students for the new University of South Carolina tennis courts has been col lected. Jimmie Thomas, president :>f K. S. K. announced that if the tudents expect to build the much needed courts, they will have to :ontribute to the fund. Money re :eived from the recent beauty page int is included in the amount. The W. P. A. of the federal gov ernment will contribute $8,032.00. rhe University of South Carolina plans to furnish $2,000.00 in cin :ers, clay, and back stops. Prof. Robert L. Sumwalt of the civil engineering school will give ser ':c-s amounting to about $500.00. It is up to the student body to com plete the fund, Thomas said. EAT SANCKEN'S ICE CREAM AL WAYS ManitfacturedEBy Richiand Dairies Columbia, S. 0. HEADQUARTERS GENERAL ELECTRIC HOME APPLIANCES 0 Electric Appliance COMPAkIY 1627 Main St. Columbia, S. C. We Carr'y A Complets Stock Of SKAEFFER'S - PARKER'S WATERMAN 'S JFOUNTI PENS LEATHnER BRIE? 8AES pl0 TO 10 LEATHER NOTE BOOKS Uo TO $.00 The R. L. Bryan Co. 144 Main treet AnytMing Needed In The Claw.rom I DAIRIES ucts , ie Canteen k ed'1 ew Book Reed Smith, dean of the University has just come from the press. It Is 'ge." ion volume to "Learning to Write," used in schools throughout the na he inspects one of the first copies 18 volumes, most of which have ds. published by Little, Brown and Co., eeted the book already, and its wide d. college courses in composition and lege" has been described by review bove all possessed of that certain go.t rieral headings: fundamentals; writ tudy and vocabulary building and vith exercises, drills, projects, dis student themes. n Raising nnis Courts K. S. K,. service organization of the campus, is making an effort to contact each University student either through their sororities and fraternities or individually. Three sororities have contributed separate ly as organizations but the fraterni ties have made no such move. Al pha Kappa Gamma and the Co-ed Association are conducting the cam paign among non-sorority women. MEET THE GANG AT HYKILS 1237 Lincoln St. PHONE 2-2491 ... tke RIGIi world' MUSCIL Flash I ... What blonde Z. T. A has finally said "Yes" and is tryinj to decide whether it will be a mid summer wedding or a late fall one: . . . Frances Huggins getting jus enough of a cold to receive a bo) of candy fron Tom B. the other dai . . . Reba Hunt playing tennis bare footed . . . Betty Crosby lasso-ing , red headed Citadel cadet at the Stat "Y" conference. She received a bid t< the commencement hop a few dayi later . . . Dr. Penny's definition o: a pedestrian: A husband in a famill which owns only one car . . . Foi what masculine reason does Margio Collins attend all baseball games now] . . . Late afternoon crowd gatherinj in tenement 21 baseball stands (steps] watching a heated contest between thi third floor and first floor teams . . They used a ping pong ball ... Th4 above was contributed by Dick Fircl of the sports staff who had his cop3 turned dovn by the sports editor . . The Damas club having a hard timq deciding who was to arrange the dec orations for the spring dance nexi week . . . Ruth Kanarr having a harc time deciding which of the six or sev en to invite to Damas . . . Catherin< Narey, ex-coed editor of The Game. cock, was recently married to Franci, Dutton, also a former Carolina stu dent . . . George Waring saying that the new University catalog should b< entitled "Mein Katolog" by John A Chase'. . . The track team presenting John Prescott Spigner, dash man, witl a package of safety pins as a symbol of his success with his love life and coach DuPree saying thal it was remarkable how consisteni Spigner was-with his courting -Varsity Show Continued From Page One joined by otheres in the "Grand Finale." Stephens and Woods Direct Professors St<phan and Woods, whc were faculty directors for the pro duction, said that they considered the shdw a complete success, even more than last year's "Revels." "If the SPECIAL BOWLING RATES NOW IN EFFECT Weekly Cash Prizes with equal chance for all bowlers to win. Women, College Student, High School Students, and Childrem given special rates on request. COLUMBIA BOWLING CENTER 1309 Lady Street 0. Fred Bradt, Proprietor 7-OBNAINoff2 9811 iarte o thy'e l.E. Q* IN' IN Clariosophics selling standing room r to its election. David Parker's curiosity keeping him up till 2 a. m. . . . Twenty-odd boys worrying about 0. D. K. elec tions . . . -Dean Frierson worrying about Sid Duncan's taking Grover Whalen's (head of World's fair) job . . . Dick Little telling people the answer to the "Question of the Week" > . . . And -making Jimmy. Thomas mad. . . Currie MacArthur being initiated into Kappa Sigma. Dan Millsaps and Hennig Cohen having an open house . . . Elinor Brand worrying about two Toms'. Everybody wondering if Tommy At taway still gets letters from Georgia Me er Rosen asking Glenn Meyers or the time in Biology and being told that it was fifteen minutes later than it was a quarter of an hour before . . . Mary Frances Polk and Marrianne Marscher, freshmen from Beaufort, not running true to the scholastic standards set by other Beaufortonians ... They make good grades. ' Dean Childs' son David getting married this week-end to a former co-ed, Bkty Carlisle . . . Jim (en gineering) Reynolds bragging about his newly acquired job in Pittsburg ... Dumas Turner entertaining the girls at the Woman's building with his crooning . . . Clifton Strohecker studying regularly in the library . . . John Jake Norris, from the place where Calhoun fell off the horse, tell ing about how popular he would be with the girls after he has been at West Point for a while . . . maybe he should have said that the girls will be popular with him. next two performances are up to this one," said Mr. Stephan, "I will be more than satisfied." Tie script of the show was writ ten entirely by the students, as were all',the songs used; and all the dances were created by students, also. Syl via Stern and Jane Crout were in charge of the dances, and Jack Brown PLUS TAX AT 10-2 k'accos ASTE BEtTER McKissick Receives ( Louis A. Gattman, public works spector, hands the last check on th ing plant project to President J. I engineer for the project, looks on. T total cost of the project was $16,67 55 per cent and PWA 45 per cent. constructed the additions, which c with automatic sfoker, fan and tu 1, 1938, and completed'March 1, 192 was general director. Georgette La Sire designed all costumes. "I want to thank all persons con - For A Fu PALM BEACH SL vi 4 HOPE-DA MAIN AT the New York . . .Capt and her Guides their way around. S And at-the Fair, go.. Chesterfield' of the world's bes is showing million smoking pleasure. When you try themy erfields give smohen~ In a cIgarette.. . mot ..beter lasts ... THA? .SATISFY ,heck administration resident engineer in P University of South Carolhia heat. tion McKissick as R. M, Sumwalt, he final check was for $3,150.64. The 9, of which the University supplied W. B. Guimarin and Co., Columbia, onsisted of a new 415 I. p. boiler bine. The project was begun Nov. 9. cerned," said Brown, "for their ex cellent co-operation in putting this thing over." 11 Line Of ACKS AND SUITS sit kvIs Co. LADY ST. PLUS TAX C D.P.C.ilsa )CLOCK World's Fair ain NANCY LOWRY will show millions .or wherever you s right combination cigarette tobaccos s the way to more ou'll know why Chest just what thty want e ref reshing '-mldnss notw pleasing wrensa.