Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Merger Ve GraudpL's Won , "oap in Office Professor Mercer of the phksles department calls his office soap-a soot 'black cake-"grandpa's won der soap". The "wonder" comes in, says Professor Mercer, by way. of the fact that it's a wonder grandma wofild let grandpa use such awful soap. -Florida (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5) Leonard Kanian and Ken Webb goes the credit of backing up the line-and it was really backed. Walton and Harrison carried the Codymen's burden, with Walton fulfilling every press report on him. The charging Carolina forewall kept the fleet Gator back in line, how ever. Goff, Battista, and Piombo were the standouts in the line. Lineup: Florida S. Carolina LE-Ferguson ............. Snell LT-Goff ................ Granoff LG--Hull .................. W eir C-Bucha ............... Kanian RG-Battista .......... Hatkevich RT-Smith'................ Biggs RE-Plombo ........... Hempley QB-Hanna .............. Norton LH-Walton .............. Lowry RH-Cahill ............... Blouin FB-Tate ................ Grugan Score by periods: Florida ............ o o o o-o Carolina ........... 0 6 0 0-6 Carolina scoring: Touchdown, Blouin. Substitutions: Florida, ends, Horner, Smoak; tackles, Kelmon; guards, Vetter, Parnell; backs, Beno, Harrison, Cowen, Mack. Car olina ends, Nowak, Crews; tackles, McCullough, Applegate, Long; guards, Hanna; center, Webb; backs, J. B. Henson, Elston, Stroud, Crawford, L. Henson. -Blouin (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5) the pigskin to a spot just short of the goal line. The Gamecock quar terback, realizing there was plenty of pigskin powder left in the 175 pound piece of dynamite, called an other play for Harvey who explod ed into the end zone for the touch down and South 'Carolina's first tri umph of the season. With thrce ninutes lef to play in the second period of the Florida fracas, Crawford completed a long Pass to Blouin who made a beauti ful catch. Then Enright sent in Billy Lowry who passed on the first Play to Blouin who nabbed the pig. skin on about the Gator 12, evaded a couple of tacklers, and charged across to pay dirt. -Georgia (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5) ing, and able to tote the mail against the Bulldogs. Fred Snell, Gus Hempley, and John Crews will be around to protect Carolina's flanks against Cracker end maneuvers. It is about time for the co-cap tains, Henson and Stroud, to deliver the goods for their team. Should either of these backs get going, they might spell the difference between victory and defeat for Carolina. The Universities of Texas, Okla homa andl California at Los Angeles have been given special Will Rogers Memorial Scholarship funds. F A * FOUNTAI "AFTJER THE GAl\ VAR GRI STEAKS -FR] Home Made Martha Washi: Phone 2-2321 Callcott Goes T< To Attend Relati INI Service Club Wants Members ] The Christian Service club of the -University of South Carolina has issued a call for new members. t This call is issued especially to freshmen, but the club' will welcome anyone who would like to join. Those t who will attend regular meetings and show a willingness to partici pate in its activities are urged to join. Although the club has a large number of members, there are not enough regular attenders to partici pate in its activities. This club was established for the purpose of acquainting students with religious and social problems. It meets every Monday night and dep utations are assigned. The assign ments include such places as the Alms House, the Industrial School for Girls, and the Confederate Home. Here the students sing, give talks, or perform any activities that may benefit those within. Language Classes Are Overcrowded Large enrollment in the French and Spanish departments have neces sitated forming two new classes in each course, Prof. R. M. Stephan said today. One regular instructor has been added to the department and several classes are being taught by student assistants. In Spanish 313 students have en rolled this year and 514 in French. This is an increase over last year of 100 in Spanish and 40 in French. The department of romance lan guages at the University of South Carolina has the second largest en rollment in the school of arts and sciences. ECONOMY DRUG STORE CUT RATE DRUGS SODAS AND LUJNCHIEONETTE Five Points Phone 811 i Motorcycle Delivery :::m::mrmnummummum: S T N-C UR B [IC E IE MEET ME AT" SIT [L L [ED CHICKEN Ice Cream ngton Candies 2706 Main St. Washington ons Parley , History Professor Is Pan-American Expert Dr. Wilfred Hardy Callcott, pro essor of history at the University f South Carolina, left Wednesday or Washington to attend a Con erence on Inter-Anericari Relations it the Field of Education conducted )y the state department. Doctor Callcott is an expert on ?an-American affairs, and is the uthor of a number of books in that ield. Secretary of State Cordell Hull nvited President J. Rion McKissick o attend the conference, but he vas unable to do so. It will last hrough Friday. qusic Set Finally Set The University of South Carolina arnegie Music set will be moved arly next week into the basement of he Women's Building in the space ormerly occupied by the Women's afeteria, Prof. W. S. \Voods an iounces. The rooms are being painted and edecorated and funds have been nade available for the purchase of -ugs, chairs, sofas and other fur lishings. Plays Secured By University The Extension division of the Jniversity has recently secured :opies of approximately 100 plays mhich are suitable for use in gram nar and high schools. They are available to South Caro >lina school officials or teachers vho request them from W. H. Ward, director, Extension Division, University of South Carolina. Bradley's List Now in Lihrarv Freshmen interested in obtaining thc books from the list compiled for their benelit by Dr. F. \V. Bradley, ean of college of arts and sciences, may do so at the main desk in the library. Mrs. Lueco Gunter, assistant li Jrarian, has displayed the select group together for convenience of students. 0 Miss PHIL OFFER was this year's pick t them all for "Cotton Queen" because s1 hasthe rightcombination of charm and lov liness typical of the modern American gir For real smoking pleasure the pick of thei all is Chesterfield because its right comb~ nation of the world's best tobaccos givi smokers Real Mildness and Better Tost Contright 1939, I*sarr & Mens Tanaern Billiards And Ping Pong -Are Chief Sports Bell -. Woods Propose ShArk Tournaments The most popular indoor sports on the Carplina campus today are pool and ping-pcing, jointly agree A. G. Bell who has the Y. M. C. A. recreation room under his jurisdic tion, and Billy Woods, the student Union big shot. The four pool tables in the stu dent union basement and the five in the Y pool room are doing a ca pacity busienss 11 hours per day. N. Y. A. students are in charge dur ing the day, and while there have been no demands or requests for a pool tournament as yet, there are so many "sharks" on the campus that a tournament would be wide open. French pool, which is shooting the balls in rotation, and counting the numbers for the score, is by far the most popular. A few of the better players stick to straight pool, yhich is the calling of shots, shoot ing any ball, and each ball counting one. The wear and tear on balls, cutsticks, and tables is tremendous. There is a small nominal charge for each game, which barely covers the expenses and depreciation. Busiest hours are just before and after meals and during chapel on chapel days. Surprisingly, the re ligious emphasis week saw a mark ed falling off in the volume of bus iness at the pool rooms. Ping-pong runs pool a close race for popularity. Besides the two ta bles at the Y and the three in the Studnet Union basement practically every fraternity has a ping-pong table. It won't be long before the Y ping-pong tournament. J. A. Murphy, last year's champ, is back to defend his title, but judging from the calibre of play shown so far, "EXCLUS Diamonds :-: Watches ESTABLIS P. H. LACHICOr JEWE 1424 Main Street - WATCH AND JEV USC Represented At social Work. Meeting Carolina Professor Speal At Convocation Six representatives from the Uni versity of South- Carolina partici pated in the programs of the Social Work Conference of the state .last weekend. Miss Mary Phelps Wheeler, school of social work at the Uni versity, was on the program Wed nesday. . Miss Louise Bailey, Uni versity law school, was a discussion leader Thursday. In the same ses sion, Misses Virginia Webb of the University and Mary Lois Reynolds of Columbia College spoke of the "Increasing Problem of Leisure Time". , Summarizer for ' Thursday was Mr. P. D. Matthews, University law school. Friday, Miss Leila C.. Johnson, school of social work, was convener. Dr. George R. Sherrill, professor of political scheme at Uni versity, spoke on "Some of the Needs of South Carolina". The theme of the South Carolina Conference of Social Work was "The Enrichment of Life For Every South Carolinian". he will have a tough time. The student union has never held a tour nament in the past but, as the better players seem to like its long, low table, they may institute one over there this year. No proposals have ever been made for the University to have an intercollegiate ping-pong or fpool team, but the talent is on the cam pus and if they would put out a team, they would stand a good chance to avenge the defeats of the football team by Clemson and other rivals, IVImLY" Columblia. 54& Jewelry :-: Silverware HED 183 [TE & CO., Inc. LERS VELRY REPAIRS - Columbia, S. C. is Chiester of theb R cigarett T people That's a to Chef for Rea Educators Meet At Chicago U... Chicago,. Ill.-(ACP)-Neither dwindling enrollments nor lack oaf public support face the colleges and universities of the couditry. ih the immediate future, 'in the judgment of leading educators who partici pated in the fourteenth annual In stitute for Administrative Officers of Higher Institutions at the Uni versity of Chicago. Summarizing the conclusions of the educatinal authorities on the program, Dr. John Dale Russell, di rector of the Institute, said the ex pert opinion indicated these devel opments: A shift toward the 6-4-4 system of educational organization, provid ing six years of elementary school, four years of juni)r high school, and four years of "college" combin ing the last two years of the present high school with the first two years of the present college. Coordination of administration of publicly supported institutions of higher learning within states, and increasing cooperation between pri vate institutions to eliminate waste ful overlapping of programs and e-stly recruiting of students. -Homecoming (CONTINUED P With the clash of those colorf urday's game should be as wid door. Carolina defeated Furman la! ple Hurricane, because of its b the favorite in the Homecoming Last season, in the Annual Gamecocks lost a heartbreakir Bulldogs. The score was 7 to 6. PICK OF THEM A field because of its ri est American and Tu eal mildness is more in e today than ever bef smoke more now than vrhy so many smokers hi terfield ... they are fin< rMildness and Better T; all is Chesterfield. Yu'llfind that Cheste better-tasting, and ...you can't buy a MAKE YOUR Lestei THEY REALLY Strothers Appointed, To National Group Professor IU Only Member Prom Bouth Dr. W. D. Strother, profe?sor of pharmacy at the University of South Carolina, was appointed a member of the national-medical professional relations committee for 1939-1940 at the annual convention of the Amer, ican Pharmaceutical Association in Atlanta, Ga. Of the 11 men on the committee, Professor Strother is the only mem. ber from the southern states. He is also a member of the Phar. macy committee at the Providence Hospital. This cooperates with the United States Pharmaceuntical and National Formula Extension com mittee at the University of which Professor Strother is chairman. Data and formulas approved by the hospital staff are being sent to pharmacists and physicians aQ over the state. "It is the hope of the Extension Committee", Professor Strother said, "that physicians will use these basic formulas in their practice out side as well as in the hospital". ROM PAGE 1) al and resourceful elevens, Sat e open as the proverbial barn It season 27 to 6, but the Pur otter record this fall, is rated Day affair. Homecoming Day affray, the ig ball game to the Georgia CROWING FOR OMMUNITY DRUG 5 POINTS LL FOR ght combination rkish tobaccos Iportant in a ore because ever before. ave changed ling out that 2ste the pick rfields are cooler, iefinitely milder better cigarette. SATISFY