Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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South Carolina Old Newspapers 1 By FRANK WARDLAW (Adjunct Professor of Journalism) The story of South Carolina's past for more than two centuries is told in 350,000 newspapers in the South Caroliniana library of the I ii ivel t, of South Carolina. These newspapers. a'n imnplortant part of the record of the p. e n. stored in the Smtii t aroliniana li brary, range in time of pi.blication fron The Southi Carn-lina G1a/e0C of 17.,4 published in Charlet4n. I this morning's copy of The State. Most of thesw netwsaper< :re in clutded in approximaIely 1..txrt Nl uies. althotigh there arc crv intli -"idual copies of fl by-night pitulica tions of which few ises uess erc est c printed. The nc, wsp ,err<, pro it it :l :b1 do a ConitIlitmri ircoi ti of the state's hiltory as it tuiii hl, fiom1 tla to day, constitutte the ltkhione of thte Smith Carolniana "ocity's rolhttliot', which ctnits iil apiproximtately 3. 500,000 itemu---ol. s perioldica l, pamltphtlets, letters and mi.m110cripts. Some of the iidis idtnal issues 4f niewspars in the South Car"olinianta library can he found nowh ere (ce ini the world. lo hi' forthlcoming tinoint mental "Ribliography of Anmrit-an Newspapcr." 'n cring tl naliti'"n < listory prior to I820 i. t,rence -. Brighan lists itany snh i.s .. In a.lition. Mr. Briglami crt<ht the South (aroliniana lilrary w ith. possessing the only copy kow nt to exist of The Carolina ltriot, ph lished int Charle.ton in IS8,.. One of the mno;t inportantt new\ s paper files acquired I the lit bar' t' in rccciit years is that of the \ ork ,ille E"n(ittirer froln i.S; to iO't,. to ether \i!: . -: : t. .. .. rk newsspapl er, whltinh Ipre, t"t'.1 s far Iac1k a, I8.,. .\nr,thcir interretiiC tantt irhell ie is tlhat ofti hie I ,tin itlt hn.;rn;ai. \hich begins in i8in. t f(.i :de ;h t -In thte i.t:r'ntli,iln -dl hlictor'y of Snnth l'arttlint. canl he lhtained thrtnugh sneh pubtlliet"lit.n a, he Port Royal Stanilard and t',in increial. coterin 18- atn i 87. am"l 1't' ileanilort I I'lltlrib ' I tt;r " it-lt pubhlitlrhed by Northternt tnli.al rih.. tmentl . 'Ihese files w ere pt l.ret ed t I tihe librarY he the lat." \\ iiii . - liott, pul"lishler of The Statl. :i life ticnther of the S-uth Car-li!ian S.. Ciety. Anlother' mn.tal pnbtllicati.-n is TheH Ranner of1 Frecdont. ltl.ili,eId t' April. IS.C, in Sintr y insalint Fe(ieral I roIp-. hlir(ln>gh the tilte, the lib.ra, paipes live tille cipits if siuh 5Iouthi (arulinialn< as l'ter 'Iii,.tlnthy. I:it o lntionary tirciranl. :.t 4f 1 ..-hl i 1 ira. to,n. Chistopher t ;.a d enr ;ttt. othmer ptr-i-t s h hil . .1 l their ii. 11ow 1 itiiens n5 ih ,tters again,t the andi N. G. I ;on let;Is and other-is u'be mllonldedl the tlihiking~ of the state and! scr'.ed heri e;lea ly~ anid welli. \ i in their yellowedi pageS Iit e ;nglin il p o or ,I g re t a n dtI sm a *ll l i 4 'The lirarv is nutw eng~ageI iiim nlews paper liles. ab.nm nsibh 4th<r oig~inai pr.:s atll niot he s'ibjcted-4 Good progrew s been mlil ade in ti, w.iork duiriing the past yearI. We're Behind You CAROLINA Whenever You Shop, Look For This Emblem Always Open TODDLE HOUSE 1419 Gervais China & Gifts in Columbia's. Largest Hardware Store Lorick & Lowrance Past Told In n Caroliniana Senior Engineers Honored At Fest ASCE Treats Those Who Finish This Semester ihe \\;alter I".. Ra,\w'e s t1lntIlt l'hapter" (,f the .' mlerie;t ;n So'c'iet\- of Civil IEntineer: hlii a han'lnet re" c('ntlv at the' I' I ter -oIn 4I1 tel inl hlin ol t hlelI c" i it engineerint sei r, li ilhin. tii I . "emt'r1I'. II,hney \'arb,rinI h. Chief (n i net'r of the South Car11,1ina ;\c'r( .i tie ('1 nnl iai'i,11. the priu eo nsal s oae . Other u ie cede the Cluibr' w\ ere 'apiI. R. '. (tt dhamt. t (om mlan<litlng Itficer'1" t he Nat- \:\ \'-I.t u1 11. ' : J* . . 11al 4y \\ lai ton, rhief hlighwt.y t nummoiner f,tr .ntth (ant-lina: .\ I .. i a. hn" n,4 (li" *ri t ta terSifthe 4l. >. 11 Irt la ll;'' tl 11 ' .logial Stir\e (" c att d itl C I.'"lnn hi:; T. ith 1.gare. i st"ritct i t;tag er ~f tlt \\ -t " lI 'ai n(tion l ard, tl :atced in Co,lnnmbia;:O ll \\alter F.. R~\u(, Iltan I'. I.. 'IIiow.Ilt; an1d lnembelh r, tf tIiw rivil .Inli u1(-rh: al"I elgiesinl iEmpha Thle 1 eniolr being 1h,m11red" arI 1at .1. \\. Il rhe . . l . ;i peak. ll II. .. Ii .i , R. \. .\I(Drwell. I. 1I. .\ll"tt n. I...;\..ainutel,. . l. \mler < l. I.. J. Shnle t. t. . .l"11 r, .\. T. I l n . J. il'ark anl,l 1. R. I'ennell. Jr. Johnston Speaks To Service Club \li" I..elah Johns1.taI Ilf the (1uth1 (arnlina Scial ser\ict and Iner I.,iIVerSity" ;Ir,Ifes..r (1 ,i ( ne tlgy "1111,ke ( to nellnber: t,f the I'art lina (Abri,tian 5er\it," I'h:b at th;(ir miee( int. 'I'hinu a. 'et mbel.tr :,. heIr fi1bl 1, 1i I" hn1,; n1 1r1 -enute'd ,'\t 1;l of tht. :n at 11;: , 111e'ent InI \ ~Illth ;'~ lina; .tm dt I;- it 1l ," ti I Phobe nei7 *n. 'llC lMin Ia. p n t, la ri a.. 111( in , t': nt hrh"tll.nn l :. I :I1''\y 111; a l111-41 11 aI 4 ille' (',a . le :te'I r; l I I. mu i" I.ih1 I;il1;111. \Iimti \\ alla,e anll Ra;I h Rybe 'trg \ i""t the il (rla. tne Il , it on \\ed. nr<,la\ c\eninlt,. an. I',ibb\ \\ iilll. is resp11n-ill f,1r ente'rt.tiin t hetl Lirl" 1,1t at thel "taice iRt i.,an1,1 5 ,1-~. 1,,,, 1,I \A t' n,bl la\ nlliht . N ell \l.1y<r c ri' ' II a l"r'.traml tol 1 ' .\I1m , I hI, ( , 1 i Illti1 r.11. \- a tl 't1n ~", . \111 s(1t 'lden t I er"l1'I i I gollig ") Ilrogr 1aml 1;1n ga'l inl IIIl, hI \\Ilh the Peree inl I hw.j Religious Emphasis Week Plans Progress I'!,Iins ;,I1 1In inll 1.nader f r Re'li. Exams! Exams! Who Has Them? Question Should Be: Who Doesn't? 'o youI're etrrieel about examst, w\ tili I. I t'e aren.lctmdi to tltem anti ''Itrt's literally h (tiul . of lr ilt- e Iti re uo h%aIer ner er e se wenl e.(I; c. -\II they'\e I "t r donle i. hear tall tal" about l roit"u'l tr ht1 give themil andl the at,tny tlne' unde"1rles in the preparatitltt and'; stiledy. l'rt erssurs w% hol breathll smltke an<. tile. F-'aml. thlat are' hardercI th;ll I 1:,t wetek,' his (lits. iut after all. :omnc of the 's titr al g li n \t ith tle sut cetl. \ul n1 hat's inII-re. it u ill ;ll t"inet 4oit \u ithi I tI wet wash'1:11. 'o w\h:(I's the tlilfsernce". lire,hnlte .ccint ti1 hiate hetarl nil(re tah , a1ie el and t tird, than 1,pper(1 ela:etln tt er dIarel to4 elt.t"anl r ec\en te thinllk :liettil. Ithabitanlt, t Sim, , l 1.lnpet le ticI ;lh1)'cit h hat anIy larent iI i sa) and maybe Ilt 4 1t hr Ia t Ii beiwt. t"Il te e p1lt 1 lace" Iike \\ itnthilrel)p or C Ilverse u% here tlhc ill l-n c tiue fol a little ce"tne; Seil.. e11h11etner tillntekicng 1that ceCc tle ha\' c c a1 edllrt. thty" will be filr t2ite tee ikneew (ieongh teo beezeC 11h1'lneh that 'I":gli.h ('r Illath examn 111.t a" th c htt it nceret't et("et there. and I do mtean rrecee ticroligl it .. . tiache th settlh alatrit"t that they ieha centngh enrpltis energy to take the rtlur.et e1\er againt. J1unIeiors jn.t don't seelt to gise a .c1ont inental. \\'ell, an. %\ay. not intil the lnt,ht before the linal, and then comptlin6 abou1t stunt1I uintil :Q(1 a. t. -wthtn if the-. had Started at sometim e other than w\hIen the\ camle inl frtlm that dance at 3 :3o, they might have stt!diedI some. bit in. One l rtir and ttcwenty ilinutes of that so-called StidV V.as spent inl telling iit)otIti.tles what a wode(lcrful dance it I a:. (cr w%hat Jim ,ail, (r how mt a(I in11'\ velt \ tin Ie s.id tii : I dat '. te w111 iar the ie,-t leautti i l ilr tlilt i 1 ite r. C eni- r, 'i n t h:e (' all tuh ir ie ,c - s1ur \11' wh r Ithei, ; t e an d t1t'1 : l r \t -' thing i. in tilt- Ial'. mtainlly leaet.c t1"1 lir'i t' "1.e t\ n 11i)b I so metl. sci crtel, 1 d iesirale. ao< ti le th oi lv person111 inl Ihel( b tto1 t keep himl fromI1 g cradti ng.ilicn- Iout th re I. ailways the lir-t tone et. .\h ot I" er'1 1. 1t 1 , lii . . . USC-Clemson Student Tickets On Sale Now T1here w\ill be 4nly ;00 studett tit"kt 'n "alt fer the l'(rtl1iin: tlt, n ftltlbhall hattie, accordling tol a rteent atnlnnnecment hv" 'ur matn l anntlni, ac'ting lirerttctr ti ath Iet ic. "eFiit t 1me. itt creed'', atS ('aInuen. Tie i t, w cttill be' rceady lol ndi t y.1e Oe tci e r'Ii 1" . i i \I r. an n1 - e ite it th t'ante tn. 'I"II re a 'e "till a nu t t r I I ;tl called flit- Nir. Iittannonl adedc. :\ll ,I-ot--st csinenits ate tentitled teo STRAND Under Ground Guerillos KAT JENNINGS - HARRY JENKINS COMPANY men's Clothes Phone 8881 -COUCH IPMENT CO. Equipment Supplies ~ngineers Supplies 924 Gervois St. 31A. S. C. Looking, Euphrosynean I RJOSI'PH TIlE 'RO\ 'DI':i ITn l As A\axx . hr'i; eid h" i.re i.oriik Thomas \Iann is regarded I y some pc"ople as the grcate4t living writer. I1is conlll:,ioln is drawn para'ount iy frol his retellil of the Biblical stlly of .osep41h I andl I hi, b'Irntlhers. .lu>c"1h the l'rmt ide"r i, thel las: w(, one1t Iof thei n t at Cl 1.) opoe: the .cric . ald concitl n l'' i elelInate"d ilre:amt ilterprletr's t se .t' I'haroh's rand \'i ier. the f 11i11 ;md rercrl riliatinl n% ith hi' tather and Iroth cr". .r. \lanm states that he Selected this story fin tthlieh1 to base" his mlom.. mental work bhcau'e the tale of 1ls e141 hll a.1l tilt- crle.1 n1s oif a 1cricet ,riy. Practically ct ttryonr has cn Iity udl til,; t i t illd 141 h Ie tl;lnlent liar i '( I i ital ebaracte l dramtitan tcal It c"tneciced 1)ltt amd salti,Iy"ing end ing ut here k.$I1p get h(is IS en e o n h lis it rther: who .hl4 him down into Ibtlt telttnc hat"c tnlt th!e p eriect onltlc 4'~ a pi"tnre. .\r..\l anm ha, enh,rged and filled inl thrce nntlinit . 11,Icinig lif"e-sie, figutres ill a pant - ra11a I trilliantly cotlored and finished in detail. SIme reader' b1ae I - [ i an n yedc that I"honlaS Mann did llot use an "(riginal"' plot. Obviously' the ar1 ,twer is that nearly every story inl literature is tI retelling (f another. I I the new story cnhances the origi nIal. there i, no stigla. Shais"spearc c\alted Pittarch's Julilus Caesar. Goethe nrd the Fa,ust legend. and Morse Mesmeriz In Psychology CI A\ gentlemten namecd (Ielc mr started it a1r0und 1;18 and Dr. Tosiah Morse, head of the depart mecnt of pisychlogy and philosoply ext"mtplitied it to hils cls in Alh 1orml:11 I'.ycholttgy thi, weeclk. nt ilth thec aIe a-s-tane o.f \ t" : Ralph Rb erp. I i1l4smerisn thcY :died it then: l ti>m,.we eall it n m.. Thle adl;t s. :ringy o inc1"1iilt. ii.linla ry" lish: a startled cxcl;tna ion l 11u' bject Ry berg: a S rcnad ing of the rcrds of Siml, wecre the TIhe rl h ail l t"beln slndyiog 11 \1,1otislin :til uatti d to be shwn i. Dr. MIorse wa, agreeablelt. The stage t" as, set --1:berg wa, seated in a Ch1ai' ill a Co11forta111 'tate ti 4-ilt 1 lete re"laxaton. IDr. \1or-e ilcan td steadil, firm ly, contidently in a more and more n ttolinons anid repetit ious man n4r of the tired e\e, and amn1. the relaIxatii:otan the dee p that is romn ing mn. It berg .a, Ii spoized inl - 1i minute. PEOPLE EXPECT MORE B RI D GE'S AND GET IT!! 1630 Main Street M A1ISIIA KNOWN FOR QUA 1535 Main Street GET THAT E C THE Ci *Sandwi< *Cold Di *Cigaret *School * St-udent 4t Books .iterary Society TIhomnas Mlatn tells again the Jos cpIh still . .\any people haye scen in the char acter (if .oseph, as conu cei%e(I by .ann. a new literary type -.lhe ( elitn. type, a I n1.11n whose b illiant "Iindl anl d)riyn:l ic per.onalily treat bstalleic a steps to trtnlph. N tliat ter wthat type .lu-( ph i', he IC a. fa. cin:ating chaIacter. I b gil t t sse in illg " l atlri tites 4 tle r i. ',. titrit' illto a eitI -th It hil is al tttevtt p rt . it i hunfril. J.c Ip dc li s l t il i U i~ng aw,i edeh :ihitgitn of eIs brothers as rgch a any pe S01n twtnld who' ha: w%aitel long for rc elege. 14eiilde' Jrieph. heire ar Oher great charuc ter.: the y-4t otInrg I'hlar(b. the Chief Iltttlcr andi lt,dker. alie \iai Nirltiue, t il jaier u h(, he c;ill Io.e h'. frlcnnd a later bore al paltl ill the grea t c ll. \hirh (c tirr,i. I he l plgea. tr1. . g it , an,d . *ilu ane e\i.tence (,f tIiche .g l it of the 'hat rt,b: has be"en rcecatedl ill anl artistic and intere"ting lianner. 'I he inight of .\i-. .\hoIn into the religionl: he liefi. Iit it Y tIt,li . (tlr4a nts, aI tl le hl \ I j f ii, le lo ll del i ili/.ation is Irnly retIrka le. -l-1roneh e\ry -cenc a 4Il1tt h1111ior1 and probling ir"olly toutlh all that cuttld he too theatical ut ith 1ecf re-lhit' reality. Yes. this i, indeed a great book. .\rdent adtirers Of .\lnn will be hard l It to. linel onle .silall fanlt. The rec"t e:ln111nly niturinlr that it tnay be Intst a tl'ille too Ilng, es Ralph Rybe rg ass Experiment '"1old your artn rigid." Dr. \tlr-e comanded and Ryherg did. T1h en hie relaxed and sat d<hmn again. A\ tthjte -tick wta: pr1'oeured and Ilandcd to l hetrg, Ile tt;ts told it wta- a ti-hintg pole .Ind Itere" were liIIl iln fi't, Ii liihi. IVi-hing frantic'ally f"ir thet Ui i.:j nlarIy lishl ' %inll1ninlg I'n thet c,olit, h art l'(nltre"te filt,or. ltl,berg tIan agecd to calt1h 11hree, p,rtaf ofI hi: p,i-cat( rial ,urtistry. Onie gut ant;ty. "Nowtt, 11ybOetrg, that' en(itghh li-hing." I )r. .\1,r.e -nggestcd. A\ woodlen impllente"nt, reselnling at rnand(lihn. uasI br(mt.Lit (,Itl. "'tere nadt" the girks in Sinll.I Rybergt.", Sing;intg ch r fu"i llt. g ns-ily the f . 0. nl lli ar wt Ior ds k f ' Swteet .\(eline". the hyplno,ti/ed ;aili)r :Cerenaded(i 4. \\'h("r1 b, t throlghl, D)r. .\ljg"<e 1."1d hhnt th;It at '':1.'. nn nmatter whaltl the cis; s doa (tin:. R\bc"rg ntolI jtin 1 tol Il feet and 1h4unt. '"I N. W \e Ilia il T"het" (~a ro,lina!' The lpr,ft.a,r then ;Iwtalenedl himt. .\t t:il. It( he j etl e ai l. l,sielt"d frthIl the tc(rdl" (i the pst-hypIn(,tic I WEBB'S ART STORE * PICTURE FRAMES ARTIST MATERIAL * 1431 Main St. -Phone 2-4940 L 17S. Inc. LITY MEN'S WEAR Columbia, S. C. ITE TO EAT 4NTEEN :hes rinks tes Supplies Depository USC Students Reading Well Best Sellers Lead In Survey List Acrirding to tle S. C library. Carolina stndcnt are keeping u p with the nation inl their reading. l'ront a snr;ey taken recently to lind Out the top fourteen books now heintg recad mnOst b% t' S('ians, it was shown that all the boolks are on the American be.t sellers list. L.eadling in non-fictio,n are "1"iken hower. Alan and Soldier" by Miller an( "Goodhnight. Sweet I'rince" ''nowler. In the Ie\t live positions :nre "\\'aIt"hing the \orld, 19:14 19 1"-("lapper: " Yankee from Olympus" by It~noe "Anna and the King" of Siam. ILoidonl: and "l'residential Agent" by Sinclair. The toIl sevet fiction books now heing read are ( 1) "Strange -ruit" by L.illian Smitl, t::1 "A Tree Grows In }roolvn", Itetty Smith. (:1) "Razntr. l-'.ge"--\langhamn, (1t) "Siin(ie", -eichtwanger. (6) "l,ave Hier to Hleaven" hv \\'il liate andt( ( I "No Miortal F ire" hy \'alentine. "A 'Free GrowN in ail-kly it - though very low in the national li.t, 'ontitunes to be one of the no.t pop ular library bookS. This book cdeal, with a Brooklyn -int family anlt hecause (I its simple dialicgne, and captivating description, has re mained -t long on1 1 tip. suggestiobn, innnediately apologizing for the out'hrst. Thel( class concludbed, a,. one memt ber so cruditely put it: "This hypno tism ik wonderful stuffT! $1 $2 CAMPUS $4.95 - $5.95 TOPS FOR CA 1426 M. "Styl Hadar..r. f. Extension Night Classes Begin Teachers Courses To Start October 10 Night classes, meeting twice a week for two hours, began October 2 at the University under the direc tion of the Extencion Division. The courses, which include Englisn commerce, art, public speaking, and Spanish, are taught by the regular Univer.ity instructors. At the com pletion of the course, three semester hours credit will be given for each course. On October 10, afternoon and Saturday morning Education courses for teachers will begin. The classes will be of two hours dura tion. Registration takes place in the Extension Division from 9:00 a. im. to 5 p. n. on week-days and Satur day. Ir. C. Ac Ferron Gittinger has arrived at the University to take charge of the new school of retail ing, which will begin next semester. I.ucky Bag-A soldier's gal who's becn out with a sailor.-NAPTC 'ale Wind. McGREGOR'S DRUG STORE 1308 MAIN STREET Prescriptions * Sodas Cigarettes * Toilet Articles Call 2-3308 FOR PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE Printing - Binding Engraving Lithographing lie State Co. Printing Dept. PHONE 2-3393 CALL 28633 TOP COATS* .50 SPORT COATS .50 SLACKS - $6.95 - $7.95 ~ROLINA I4lFE