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Davis T Buddy Penn McNairAsBI Next Semester Work Outlined \Vith the departure of Robert McNair at the end of the current semester it has been announced by the Blue Key that Buddy Pennel, now vice-president. will succeed to presidency of that ,rgatization. I'resident \eNair was ebho"en to till the oiiice ll* .1 'iar but tutdet the provisions ot \-:' regulation he will kave at the end of onl. one .emester. The new heal. N IWTC stuient fron (olumbia, will be .ucceeded in the office of vier-president lyl Johnny \\'iliam< front York. Clar lie Sloan will hold the pustst of secretarv and tteasurer. and Otl" neil \\Veinge- was chosen corre sponding secretary. McNair, in discussing the tork of the honararv leadrrship group. said, "Blue Key has been engaged in preparing a plaque for the foyer of the hhratv listing the Carolina students now in the service. That Nork ha: now been completed with a temporary plaque being placed there now and monev being placed on deposit for a permanent plaque. now unobtainable, to he erected after the war." Plans for next semester's work were also released by \IeNair who said, "\\e intend to have the his torical signs repaired and reflr hished during the coming semester. The mtore weatherheaten of the signs erected in Iti37 by ithte key wiltl1 le repilacedl comiptletely, andi m erpaelcupeey mdore marker. will be placed in po sitions overlooked last time." Stttdents leaving the l raternit V, e.tablishcd at the t'niversity in t9::8. are Dwight t Iolder. Van larl Fillingin and Bob .\b .Nair who wil report for duty in the na. Also leaving is HIarvy\ Atwill who will enter medical school under naval orders. -Alumni (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) her albtni itt the arend( forces. andi the ali: n i oftice urge. f('rmier st dlenti rveryw\here to -end inl their ()wn1 clhanlging adiirei'cs antl tI cooperatc in locating any t'ter Cartlina mienit and woten, both military and civilian. whose present addrte.wes may not he recorded in the otfie. The work on the all-important record has required extenive re Search atnl work. Pre.4ent a1 ddresse. individual biograplir:il ,,...,r n d., photo graph-; clipping'. notes on per,onal ad1vancement and much additional in format ion ar inccite gathetred fori tIe I' Ies. The existuit record(l are beiiig checked andI dutplication' anid adi tions are receitmg attenitioni ctot 'tantly. A -pproximtiately 60t.000lt cards fur mien and ninetun ice I1880 have breet installedl.\iAdrenes of 8.500 alunnuit htave beenii prtvel. and p)roredl addlres es are being enttereid at the ratt Acirrdinig ti .\ir. e.ewi. htera ii intcreasintg nmber,in iare reived daih' at the ailiumni lier.iit lan t pe onal letters. anid cards go titt fromt the of tiee by the tthndd "Dec-pite the citijni intl ott. certatinties of thtis waritme. altutni it "Look For The Dog" MEH LMAN'S 1427 Mo f M llH T rains R el Succeeds lueKeyHead Childs Announces Dining Room Plans For Fall Semester On November 1, New Students Get First Chance At Tickets The following statenent fron" lle:m CIhIi- will be i. uedl to all civilian student. planning to entet the I 'nit"er.zity in the fall: The Uni \er.iIv of Snth Carolina mainutainq one dItilig rooin for ivili;n i . dent. I t ha been found ncee"ary tI increae the board in this dinimg roonm frtm 'S'. to $2 a c.tiletlar month heginning Noveiber t. 1913. Silee lIte epacity of the dthting rotnu t. litnited it h;t' ht, 1" nece"s 'ar. tt arrange ill atlvanct '"r the lurch..e of hoard ticket s. The gen eral plan is indiated belt. : 1. Fr,,1n October :;t l<- Noveul her mecal" ill be ft+r ca.h onlv: hreakfa t t tent-. iiiner 111 (ctll,. ,tll+l+t,"r ..1 t"et"n1, 2. Igtiting with b+reakfa"t on Novemhtr 4. each stilent must pre ent a hoard ticket. No further cash sales will he allowed. :1. Tickets for the remainder of Notemher will he t25.2: and sim ilar reduction will be mlate in Dc cetber for Christmas holicdat . 4. The first opporttiity for the purchase of ticket" will he given to the n'rtlen sttudents residenlltil the campus, ft+r the tir"t titme. Th"Iey tunat purceha,t" their ticket. ttt \lon lay" \ t"ntemb r I, at anl htmtr and place to be atunnmnicetl at ther lpen ing a,-etlyl onl that diay. Cah-li (r a 'epar'ate check for btoard ticket wt ill be neccet-arv. The retmlitnling availabhle tic ket: \\Ill hett" h,I tthe orler of application to civilian men ant)i women studeits w\ ho are re turning to the I~niversitt. These ticketS w% ill be placed out sale at the 1'rea-,nrcrr olfiec t+n \\-edne-dav. November :. . In each :,ucceedlin>; montth. tickets will be old from ile I"rea tirtr s oltce hegintiing the tirt ilay ,it the mlonth and contittlui t the orde"r t.i retluc,t rece"it"ed mnil tht ,u lylt i, e haut edt"4. i t'irr nt ration Cti tL I i lI-t t e lih-tl in the 'I rettlrer'- tilt iti n th, n board ticket-, are purchased. terl an d acttelly are increasing ,tealyl and rapidly." said Altnnt Officer I.eni' . "I orner studentt all tver the ttrll are thinking ,eroutlsl\ t'd.t\. atnd reali/c tln-trr andl nUttre th;tt theret ine r na= .1 time tlen Carlt arle hIarteng it iedece that nd.at linia mntt antd wome'nt fetel that IIteb serv\'t't iil tIle' fit it. stit a lm ini t ke l e t rhe a m in 4in t..nch e,fr-Prinr tdn ntra.e Lirerthogrst araingpr theh n S andteblCo PrinintDept PHONding9 ifle Tea Lewis Heads Alumni Meet Council To Meet At Atlanta In Dec. American Alimli Council metn hers will meet at a district con ference to be held in Atlanta, Geor gia, December 6 and 7 at the Bilt more Hotel. This council is an or ganization of alumni officers whose efforts are devoted to improving technics in alumni organizations. Mr. Ralph Lewis, University of Soutth Carolina alunni director, will serve as chairman of the conference. Branch Spalding, editor of the Uni versity of \'irginia alumni news, will serve as program chairman. Robert F. Whitaker, alumni di rector and vice-president of Emory University. will be in charge of local arrangements at Atlanta. The following states will have representatives at the conference: Virginia. North Carolina, South 'arolina, Georgia. Florida, Missis sippi, Tenmnessee, Nentucky, and \lablamta. Carolina Students Invited To Fair Orangeburg Extends Invitation For Thurs. University students have been of ficially invited to be the guests of the South Carolina State Fair and the Orangebtrg County Fair As sociations. Pail \'. Moore, secretary of the State 1 air Association and Univer ,ity alumnts. says in a letter to Pre,sidecnt .\lcKis.ick: \\'e are inviting you amil the stu <ent hody to pay its a visit on Col lege Day. 'hurstav. The usual stu dent actiit\ hook will serve for Another alumnus, Jerry Ni. Ilugthes, secretary of the Orange hurg County Fair Association, has Written the president: "I desire to extend to the Faculty and Students, throtuth you, our u.ual invitation to be our guest, on Fri<lav. Oct. 2.ith." The Orangeburg fair provides a1 It(ee dinner for the Carolina stmlets and faculty, but. in order to arrange' for this. it is necessarv for the Uni versity to inform Secretary 11ughes how many students, members of the Administrative stalT and of the fac tilty will attend. Consequently, all students who will attend the dinner art re(uestel to notify i tet t rew at the iniorinatioi desk in .\laxcv College not later than Friday of this wteek. -Boosters Club (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) a~iieck'h haluier aind at the Itlint Sthe ctinjitts tlle climbl I li placedi a tannmer reainmg, "\\'elome (letmion." O.thI er teniemets ver thet campuits have al,. enttered thle ,ig hangting ,pir:t de,pnite the I:.-stem (lumb'- mt ab il itv to schlettil the postem r cotet. I'he cn test was niot hl ti year heriause of compiliciati ns itnuobtainiing peru,to Iir Il the .tthorIities. Stnient,have been a,ked hy thet I'.. ter t'lb t t pait .-gn in the htuilings. Sign-. p.nmted las-t year uau,ed the amarnshal,' otisce ,evral ll<40r, \\% ik. Rut ()-,.rie cahn- the pirIs wvitht he followine-tatemeint, "\\'e tire hie 2ioniingt tie parade early enmugh tio have the Tier buirnedl at 8:3(1. G irl wtilt hanve pletty of time to drie-s be Hr the dlance at niine." * R ECOR[ Columbia's Most Comp D IXIE R A D'l U- NO - W 1712 Main Street BOOKS ::OFFICE i THE R. 1. 1440 Main Street * ANY THING NEEDE m With Eye Tc ROTC Hot Shots IX, In the top picture are shown members of the rifle team. From left to right at the botton are: Chief Torpedomons Mate H. H. Davis, coach; Ace Marksman Dix and Lt. Baldwin, officer in charge. Dick Top Man With 187 Average, Individual Scores Improving The navy 'si al ('arolinn's contingent of Anlubon intlorsed mIar smloilen is the ROTC rifle teain. Ilis ye:r their recor<l is one nt()( to be a'sh1amlie<l of with Six Wins am thlre loesse s to their 'relit. All these 1inatches were Postal contests which will be Iihe'kd' I aunain't the st:uldings of all the other tleiis of the na tion. I f theiI recordl is aunong the top rnnking ones in the an tion. they will coinlete in the national finals, which is the am Ihition of all rifle ten ms. 'iThis match is riun off in actnal cou petitiOn therel y. putting the teat inl the position of firitlg ider fire. I'muer thle able coacIing of Chief Gunners late 11. II. I)avis the fellows are shaping 11 1111(1 casting wistftu eyes to ward the invitation to shoot inl the Nationals. With the imi vidual score; im-4 range thau can compare with ally in proving with each match and men like "Top \lan" Dick, who has ant glao the rifle verage of Is out 4f a polnile ti"hile has been cut to a )lliluuiill) .o that ouir 1 os ail hit :.;)uetine: topiniIg the I!u0 iark, it the Old "l11i1I1"V\%ithi nuc ore IiiOL coia is popular opinion that they have a good chance of putting Carolina's rgLieutenant Baldwin the officer in prep, on the m)ap of good marks- c"hargc, econolrages all men to put nhe. i c A time on the rangi, because he 'arolina'm riwthe tea iis have g:a thas et at a minmu o( tha ria hos chan hime a seali.v ilIuroves)lt ince thlie a ill the hg jobs which the boys (oipr etipI, o the aew ifle range ihare eng al en trpu il the N R "l'(' armor, and quite a few practical intprovem)ents have so we see that aluselent and love beenu.i addedv( by (hici D avi so5 that of comupetit ion are- not1 the only rea the hboys feeh that they have a sons f or a rifle team. 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The following students will ap pear on the evening's program: piano: John Nelson. Patsy Patrick. Samuel Washington, Jack Butler, Olivia Gould, Richard Deberry, Robert Gayle; voice: Dean Clary, Margaret Campbell, Betty Fish "Best Wishes to t Supporters in the G FACTORY TO YOU THE MIDDL Ater tio s FREE PO TS MOS 95 ' Aleatrrpentnrsan STUDETS CUATS wate ree2en tor 20n EXR SALESmen 1000/.A 426O M ationals Music Recital 4 6 In Chapel; n Music Studios hurne, Armand Bodie, Millicent Faison; Organ: Dean Clary and Mary Isla Crumpler; violin: Mary Alcorn. Accompanists: Mary Isla Crumpler, Olivia Gould, and Rob ert G:ayle. Concurrent with the announce ment of the recital, Professor Wil lianison also stated that the music department will make the presen tation of a group of tickets to the forthcoming Music Festival Series. 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