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Examination S4 Second Semes Following is the examination South Carolina for the second Friday and end the following I The schedule: A. M. 9-12 First Day ....T., T., S.-10:00-1 Second Day T., T., S.- 9:00-1 Third Day ..T., T., S.- 8:00 Fourth Day M., W., F.-12:00 Fifth Day ..M., W., F.-11:00-1 Sixth Day ..M., W., F.-10:00-1: Seventh Day M.,W.,F.- 9:00-11 Eighth Day M.,W.,F.-- 8:00 McKown Becom By Acclamation Easley Junior Elected Vi One Of Few Races In Wh Acclamation voting decided Clariosophic literary society's versity of South Carolina Ties( ior in the law school, became tl clunation without opposition land administration of two year 4 Ward Represents U. S. C. At Extension Meeting W. H4. Ward director of the ex tension division of the University, is representing Carolina at the an inal meeting of the American As sociation for extension disisions be ing held in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Th conference' is neeting at the University of Michigan. Total investment in the cai pus of the University of California at Los Angeles is $12,000,000. * Latest Popular RECORDS INTELLGENT SERVICE R. E. Mehlman, Inc. 1427 Main Street "COLUMBIA "Keels" "I MAXWELL - TO: ATHLETIC GOODSJ FOR CAROLDi 1420 Ma For Delivery ..". ::hedule For ter Finals schedule for the University of semester. Exams begin next saturday. P3. M. 3-6 1:00 T., T., S.- 4:00- 5:00 0:00 T., T., S.- 1:00- 2:00 9:00 T., T., S.-11:00-12:00 1:00 T., T., S.-12:00- 1:00 2:00 T., T., S.- 2:00- 3:00 T., T., S.- 3:00- 4:00 t:00 M., W., F.- 1 :00- 2:00 ):00 M., W., F.- 4:00- 5:00 ):00 M., W., F.- 2:00- 3:00 M., W., F.- 3:00- 4:00 es Clario Prexy Vote Tuesday ce-President 59 To 21 In ich Opposition Was Made five of the eight races in the Jlection of officers at the Uni lay night. J. Z. McKown, jun m.first president elected by ac ince the faned "Judge" Hol s ago. In one of three contested elections, Bob Griffith, Easley, junior in the school of arts and sciences, defeated Marion Jordan, also an arts and science junior, by a vote of 59 to 21 for the vice-presidential office. Other officers elected by acclamation were: Paul Posey, secretary; I larold Moore, treasurer; and Jimmy Mulford, critic. In the Board of Publications con test, Elliot McCants, with 66 votes, and Holmes Dreher, with 61, easily defeated Lane Woodcock for the two available berths on the board. Wood cock received a total of 7 votes. The society's two positions on the debating council were filled with the election of George Aycock, 60 votes, and Deward Brittain, 64 votes. F. Atkinson, also in the debating council race received 7 votes. Julian Levine was elected to the Student Council by acclamation. Said successfully elected McKown in his speech of acceptance: "I'm going to work next year for the boys who are going to work for me." Mfassachusetts S t a t e College holds an annual Research day. CROWING FOR OMMUNITY DRUG 5 POINTS 85 NEWEST" BIAS COMPANY LND SPORTS WEAR [A STUDENTS in Street Phone 2-6502 Think of COLUMBII Proc Sold At TI COLt BACKS C IN EVE] The Columbia Cha 1104 La Seven Alumni Classes Plan Reunions This June Week Says Lewis General Meeting Of Alumni And Students Scheduled For June 4 As is the custom, various classeE leaving the University of South Caro lina during the past few decades will hold annual reunions during Junt week of this year. Ralph Lewis, Al umni Secretary, has announced thal seven classes have made plans to tlii effect with several more undecide( as to what they will do. Beginning with the class of 1885 with Edwin G. Seibels as chairman this group will hold their annual re union on Tuesday evening, June 4 with the place undecided. On th< same, at 7 p. i. the class of 1929 wil) hold their annual get-to-gether. Plam are not completed as yet. Charli< Foster is chairman of the committee Monday evening, June 3, in thl Wade Hlampton hotel, the class ol 1915 will give the highlight party ol the week. A reunion supper will be gin at 7 p. m. it was apnounced by E Smythe Gambell, chairman of the '1! class. Also on Monday evening th< class of 1929 will meet in Flinn Hal for a reunion supper. Mattheo Poliakoff, chairman of the commit. tee requests that all last year's sen iors be present. Other past groups to have thei1 reunions during the week are the clas of 1910, with a reunion supper. Ir vine F. Belser, chairman, has not an nounced complete plans however The 1925 class will meet as well a the 1930 group. Harold DeLorn and C. B. Williams, are co-clairmie of the former group with R. II. At kinson heading the last named. Mr. Lewis said, "We are greatl: encouraged over prospects for clas reunions in June, our response i more than gratifying." Officers For Men's Glee Club Elected R. G. Scarborntinh of Sumlter wa elected president of the Universit Men's Glee club at a business mieet ing held Wednesday afternoot Others elected were Robert Barr, o Georgetown, vice-president ; Eddi WViniarns, of 'York, secretary; an IIoward Parker, of Gaffney, Ser geant-at-Arms. mia Watche SYLVAN BROS. Sterling Silver JEWELERS AND DIAMOND MERCHANT Genuine Merchandise Only, No Plate, No Imitation Cor. Main & Hampton Ste. - Columbia, S. C TWO YEARS OF LAW Leadina to the LL.B dearee CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY LEBANON, TENN. A School With A Great History 1842-1940 Courses of study include both text books and case hooks. Extensive Moot Court practice. Instruction given by trained Lawyers and Judges. Cumberland University Law School LEBANON, TENN. For Catalogue, Address CHAS. L. SLIGH * Florist * 1433 Main Street Phone 7761 A DAIRIES ucts ?le Canteen [MBIA AR OLINA (Y FIELD Lmber of Commerce riy Street Band Leader X LITLE JACK LITLE Christian Service Club Seniors Get Diplomas Secretary Bell Talks On Monday's Program Diplomas were awarded to the senior members of the Carolina Christian Service club Monday even ing in honor of their service to the club and in its work the past year. R. G. Bell, secretary of the local YMCA made the presentation. Those seniors receiving diplomas include: Ruby Lown, Paul Brocking ton, Ansel Elmore, Louise Lowman Carolyn McCrorcy, Roxie Bell< Parker, and Sara Sweatnian. Mr. Bell's address of the evening directed primarily to the seniors, wa: particularly noteworthy for its chal s lenging quality. After the progran refreshments were served. Joe Lynn, president of the club, an nounced that activities of the yea will close with a party on Monday May 20. Meeting at Flinn 11all a s 6:30 Monday afternoon club member and a number of friends will go t< the YMCA camp. A delightful pro gram has been planned for the eveni Roy Brown, of Columbia, was ap pointed to the combined office o s Treasurer and Business Manager, 1); Director of the club, llugh William s01. McGREGOR'S DRUG STORE 1308 Main Street PRESCRIPTIONS SODA - CIGARETTES TOILET ARTICLES Call 2-3308 For Prompt Delivery Service IDRAKE'S HOME OF -FLO V:ERS Corsages at Special Prioes Phone 7660 - 1406 Main St. Lubrication - Washing Cars Vacuum Cleaned Esso Motor Oil - Essolube Caughman & 'Bush ESSO SERVICE Across From War Memorial ENGIl INVITATIONS VISITIN4 The State PRINTING I 1224 Main Street June Ball Fe; And Nationa Twenty-Four Students Get Instructorships At New Carolina Pool k Red Cross Sponsors Course Given By Mix, E Field Representative s Twenty-four persons received their American Red Cross Instructor's rating by completing a course given " at the University of South Carolina " swimming pool last week. e Twenty-two of the people corn pleting the course are students at the n University of South Carolina. They are: Roger Kirk, Hloward Lindsey, Edward Miller, Moon jicCollough, a Kirt Norton, William O'llara, Tom my Sanders, Leslie Shuler, Rod Turn bull, Milton Tipping, Bob White, Willis Beall, lluyland Bryant, Robert Brown, Carville, Chalk, Carl Der rick, William DeLorme, Al Gry go. Bob Griffith, M. I,. Hicks, and t Robert Harris. t The other two are Mazie Crawford, physical education instructor for girls at Sumter high school, and Aus tin M. Francis, physical director and swimming coach at the Sumter city YMCA. The course was given by Charles Mix, field representative of the American Red Cross for the two Carolinas. The course was divided. into five meetings of three hours each, making a total of 15 hours. After passing the instructor's exam a person is thoroughly qualified to ECKERD'S Cut Rate Drug Store Creators of f Reasonable Drug Prices 1530 Main Street PALMETTO STATE LIFE INSURANCE CO. Offers PROTECTION - SERVICE LOYALTY Industrial and Ordinary Home Office: COLUMBIA, S. C. C. G. LANGLEY, President MRS. SHEALY'S BESTMAID SANDWICHES There's None So Good RIVKINS PHONE 2-1963 Sandwiches - Drinks Plate Lunches - Delicatessen WE CATER TO PARTIES - We Deliver -- 'FIV E P OINT S AVING - STATIONERY ? CARDS SCompany IEPARTMENT Phone 2-3393 atures Little Ily Famous Founders Have Been I Of New Coat Of Ari Little Jack Little and his ore 11own Bolero rhythms will play >red by the German club June nger during the night will be C [onor Code To Remain ays Westmoreland No revision was made in this year's onor Code, according to an an >uncement made by ). A. West oreland, chairman of the honor >uncil. The same code will be used L!xt year subject to necessary amend lents. George Prince, Jacqueline Nfc :utchen, W. P. Baldwin, Dan Gibbes, nd Virginia Cardwell were elected > serve on the 1940 Council at a ieeting of the IHonor Code signers londay. These students will take ffice next September. each swimming and life saving. ohysical education instructor for caching people to swim correctly and o use good judgment in swimming. Most of the persons passing this ourse have jobs for the summer at iools, lakes, and state parks, as quali ied life guards and competent in tructors are in demand. HOW TO START Y( Ju ca btj ecc $I/, WI ju / pr Yc R R 1307 Main Street Pho BRANCH OFFICE: UNION S1 BRANCH OFFICE: S. A. L. PA, RAILWA AGENCY NATION-WIDE I Whenever 9 You EE Shop MERCHANTS THE CLAUDE AGE "THE LARGEST AND I REAL ESTAT INSUF PROPERTIES Bought Bold Exchanged 1232 Washington : COLUMI .Jack Little Orchestra nvited For Unveiling ns During The Ball hestra swingiig his nationally for the anual June Blal spon 5 from 12 to 6 a. m. Feature atherine Quinn. During the ball, a ceremonious un veiling of the new coat of arms, will take place. The three founders of the German club have been invited for the unveiling of the insignia which was prepared by )Dan Gibbes and his committee. The founders are Edwin Seihels, J. 11. McClure, and Fitz Hugh McMaster. Because of the graduating exercises which are also lune 5, the annual tea dance will n1t be held this year. Tickets for the ball are now on sale, Jack Crosby, treasurer, and today. Rivaling the June Ball for prom inence this year is the Inter-fraternity Dance which will have Mal Hallett to furnish the mu-ic. This formal is being sponsorel by all the irater nities on the campus, through the Interfraternitv Council. Although each fraternity man is as sessed $1.50 for a ticket, he may sell it if lie does not attend the dance. OUR SUMMER VAC.! ;t phone RAILWAY EXPRESS. We'll 1 for your trunks, bags, boxes and ndles. We'll deliver them quickly and :>nomically direct to your home, thout extra charge in all cities and incipal towns.Off your mind...out of ur way...and you can sink into your in seat with peace of mind. If you ALLumiiing to school, merely repeat. Ltes are low. Confidential: You can send your ggage home "collect" by convenient .LWAY EXPRESS ...and the same rth your weekly laundry. Just as fast, st as sure. ne 5729 Columbia. S. C. ATION Phone 7037 SENGER STATION Phone 3320 XPRE S S AILl- A IR S E RV IC E Ti22 Look For This / Emblem M BI A ASSOCIATION a E. CREASON NCY I[VEST IN THE STATE" - RENTALS LANCE PROPERTIES . Leased Financesd De.elop.a -: Phones 4382.83 ~IA. S. C.