Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Noe Seel To Carolina Students Last year you gave u my boys that if they plal would get your support. We will do that and team is not extremely tal you and the University w cannot ask any more of I am making a requesi far as I am concerned t) yours. I am asking you t and inspiration. We need you a winner within two Sure I am sticking my ners before, and I know t the right dirction. At Virginia Tech I ret dents into the ganes beca they pay the student at, came the complaints. We write to the state legi House that seats 10,500. We are pleased to do help the University of Sm school spirit is at a low p yours. 1 LET'S GO TOGETIH Ciip ti Student Senate The Student Senate meets We nesday at 5 p.m. in Russell Ioum Assembly Room. The meeting mandatory for all student senato1 and is open to any student il terested in attending. * * * International Students Club International S t u d e n t s Clu meets Monday at 7 p.m. in Rooi 101 of Russell House. * * * WUI SC-AM Anyone wishing to join the stal of WUSC-A M is urged to atten the station meeting today at 5 p.r in Room 2U5 of Russell House. * * International Rehation. (lii International Relations C 1 u will meet Thursday at 5 p.m. i Room 205 of Russell House. A students are cordially invited. ** * Press Club Press Club vill meet at 1 p.n today in the Azalea-Jasmine Roon * * * Chtristianc Fello w"hip Carolina Christian Fellowshil a chapter of Int: rvarsity ('hristia Fellowship, will meet at 7:30 p.n in Room 102 of Russell House o Friday. * * * W\tminster Presby.terians andl all other il terested students are invited Westminster Fellowship for pr grams and supperCI meeting Sul days andl Wednesdays at 6 p.a Sunday morning coffee hour w be held at P a.mt. with t)anspo'rt tion to church services provided. * * * Sunday services will he held Wesley Foundation at 10: 15, ft lowed by Studiy (Classes. Vespe and a forum will be held that cv n ing at 6 :30 p.m. The se rvice Holy Communion is at 7 a.m. Wednesday. Breakfast is serv afterward. * * * L. S. A. The Lutheran Studlent Associ tion wvill have wvorship services the Lutheran Center Sunday 10:30 a.m. There will he a meetiu Wednesday at the Center at 7 p.1 Visiting Pr Faculty Nc During the Christmas holida four' pro fessors firom the D)epal ment of His,tory will attendl t meeting of the American histol cal Association in Philadelphi Dec. 28 through Dec. 30. TJhuey a Professors Robert ID. Ochs, Geor: Curry, Geoirge C. Rogers, .Jr., ai Rober't B. Patterso,. In the Spring 1964 semester ts visiting professors, Professor P'r ton WV. Slosson and Mu'. F. D)ou las Price, will joina the Deparitmea of History. Professor Slosson receivedl h Ph.D. from Colunmbia Universit He has been a distinguished pr fessor at the University of Mich gan since 1921. He is the auth< of many books includhing The. D) cdine of the Chiartist Movemuent, T11 Problem of Austro - Gerumn Unio The Great Crusamde and After, Eumroi Since 1870, The history of :1 English-Speaking PeopleR (with I B. Mowat) and Europe Since 181! Mr. Pr-ice received his M.A. froi Kebln Collegre. Oxford. in 1941 s Support 3 a dedicated support. I told fed with all their heart, they a little more this year. The nted, but they will represent th their hearts and souls. We them. of you, the student body. As te intercollegiate program is o give us your hearts, lungs, yjou now. In return I will give ujcars. Is that a fair bargain? neck out, but I have had win hat ire are already starte< in rtestc(l that they let only sttu use the )rogram is theirs and tletic fee. We (lid, and then requested the complainers to ture. Tech now has a Field our part. Will you help us, tth Carolina? They claim that int. Ours isn't and neither is R TOIV AI?R VICTORY. CHUCK NOE Head Basket ball Coach s Briefs Phsics S. ninur Dr. G. A. Williams of the La 1ratory of Atomic and Solid Stv Physics. Cornell _niversity, talk on "Solid State Physics"' Tu lay at -I::30 p.m. in the Rogc Ruom of Ilamilton College. * * * Piano Recital b Houston Price. a iIIC studie it Carolina. will give a seni piano recital this afternoon at o'clock in McMaster Concert 11 on the i'niversity camilpus. v * * im1e Shett d St udents workintr on the camp nust have their timne .sheets in Monday in order to be paid< I)eceniher 1:0. ** * b iii Anniver--arv lHall n According to Robert 11. Morre Chief of Staff. South Carolina A \ational Guard, the annual an versary hall originally schedul 'or tomorrow night has beeni po: 'ionedl until Friday. Jan. 17, 19t n deference to the period of n ional mourning for the late pre lent John F. Kennedy. 1. P * n P'hilnsnphy (:lnh The Philosophy Club will m< tt Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Room : if Barnwell College. A p a p Intitled "Mathematics, Morals a Truth"' will he presented by Pi &- 'essor Russell Dauterman. Ever .( Ine is inlvitedl to attendl. * * * All girl day students who wi to pa rtici pate in the va rious s po > ffe red by I ntrlamura :l s arec ask to contact Ru th K e r ns SUT 2-1G01l. * * * ait Medirinia Society rsMeditiina Society will go Chhi emas enroling on T uesdlay, D)ec. They will meet at the motor p inat 7:15 p.m. Tlranlsportationv be provided. * * * Dinnewr imee The Faculty Club D inner Dai a- which was originally scheduled at D)ecembe r 4 has been reschedu. at as a '"New Year's'' Dinner D)a ig at the Fort Jackson Officers C ni. Ion .Janunary 8. of s To Join xt Semestei ys Friom 1.10-19i15 he served( as -Major in the Royal Corps of S' ne nals. F"rom 19-15-19)19 lie was 'i- Lectureri at Glasgow U Jniversi a, 'Scotland. Since 119 he has be'l [e"el low anrd Tutor in M oderin Il rtory at Kele College, Ox ford. dwas Dean (of Kele College fr vo Mr. P'rice is the editori (If s- eign of EKlizableth I ini the Engl . i414oricail D)orinment" Sries,. nt In the spring SEme1 st r M r. SI son will teach Hfistory 188, Euir' 1815-1870) and Ilistoiry 234, En ipean I)iplomnatlc lII story, 18 191-1. Mr. P rice will t(eac'h HIist< . t 130 Europea n In heiitance fr the' Re:naissance to the I" ren R r' v (Ilu t i o n and liistory I English Constitutional History. Duiring the Spring 1911 semn s andl the first sess:on of sumn school, D)r. Robert D). Ochs will a iitn Research Fellow aMetn College, Oxford. In 'Ibsnc )r. Clyde M. F"errell v n serve as the Acting Head of t Deparntment of hiistory Q1 1 (AR(01.1\ ST DF.NT RElCEIVES 11 plan withf William Jounes, in!"truclor, awdl ri%ate pilot'-- license after completin g dh President B h To Speak o To Alumni D f irlst 1 Thomas F. Jones, President of spons< 1'SC, will speak I)ecemher 11 (lur- Xi at nit nt, a meeting of the Tniversity or1 :tlumnni in the Greater Pee I)ee Early area. was I ll AlAlmlni and guests will meet at ni'ht, 7 p.m. in the Florence Country d1eal Club for a reception and dinner. ereatu The Sons of Bacchus, a folk- mals. F i ging gI oup at Carolina will 1)r. uperform (luring the meeting. The ment 1rroup placed first in "Carolina Capers," student variety show and nany talent contest held annually at Ca rol USC. lectur 11. University graduates from the At following counties will attend the South -1meeting: Florence, Marion, Marl ( f S loro, Dillon, Chesterfield, Darling ;- ton, Williamsbur1g. Lee and Claren- natu r don. which a Resorvations may he ohtained by ha;s wvriting R. A. Palmer, ]ox 909, ,.un. Florence. Johi FI'ellll(' -......- l'enn et tlrert 2 Alpha 'iOnmega annomIunmce,. its annual (:hri-111mas Card -ale. to relp1orl Ibl egihwin on Dec. 8, 193. '1hi6 i- a of the eaonal tIralitin in the Cardlna nat ur Conhmmnit, spnloredI by' lihe which serice framternity for thei use4 of w hos< '.tuduent. whol des'ire to senid ' ule- life 0 I ide gree'tinlgs fromt the I miver-ity. - sh Dnring thshlia eas'on, the4 s cars il fatue m sen of the4 ChI :iristma1s4.F Th lie cards. w,ill be aIvailalIe in 4 tile Hns,elIl I l4)ouselbby or, time" canm he4 pulrchased,( frm anvl A11'O 11mmber. iil st- ed Io rturi Geographers ky Choose Petty 4ir lYor Councila ID r. Jullin J1. Petty, professor of tiV(' I o2~gra phy at U SC will take office i. .on ne(x t spr i ng as a miember of the . C__ (I u ni C i I ofi the Associaltionl (If t he S AmIeriCan Gi(eogtaphderls, g~overIngO. body1, (of the national or'ganiza.tion1. Dr1. Petty w .ill becoml le a memb er oIf the council by virtue (If hlis v * electi on in Novemberi' to a two-~ . year' termi as chairmoan of the 11() Southeaistetrn1) Diison of the. g- An1 a ograllphiers' ass0c ialt4ion. Sou II1 ,ig- . II has als se1 trved as scretary .ilcet a an mlvice ch)a irma n oIf the Sou th). rt ty, eastern Division. Dr1' Ii lis o'-m i18. heilN 111I.A .2 II)LOT'S LICENSE: USC student, LIt. (:mdr. K ernan of NROTC. r" required NROTC program. iology Pi n South James T. Penney gave the t ecture in his series of five, red by the Society of Sigma USC. "An Introduction to South Carolina Naturalists" he title of the lecture last' t and succeeding ones will I with fish and amphibious res, birds, reptiles and mam Penney, head of the Depart of Biology at USC, related little-known facts of South na natural history in his e on state naturalists. least one early naturalist in Carolina, Alexander Garden r o t I a n d, sent to another tlist some fish specimens he had thoughtfully - per ingeniously -- preserved in n Lawson, described by Dr. y as "one of the most in ng of the early writers," ed to the Lords Propri tors Province of Carolina on the al abundance of the region he said Avas "a country inhabitants may enjoy a1 f gr eatest ease andl satisfac authernEc our USC r U:SC pr)ofessors who at .1 the Southern Economic ng . at Roanoke, Va., havet v-d to the University with -ade'rship positions in several .James A. Morris, (lean of the I of Business Administration, ,v chairiman of the Southern ess5 Administration Confer Fand a member of the Execu C'omm-ittee' of the Southern >ie Association, Hie is a cer of the hoard of ed itors of nuthern Economie (1 Jornal. Steve'n J1. Shaw, edlitor of the Business and Economic Re is the first president of the organized Southern Man ['nt Association. rither new organization, the erin F" i n a n e e Association, d D)r. Olin D. Pugh as its see reta ry-treasurer. WX il 1I a m HI. We'sson, ,Jr., lIE GIF T '1R AL L $2 0 Jt lum Flig rece M SNav Airi * Airc Schc ;rai Johi Broi 0. ] and TI to n Nav TI houi * houn to 3 of t] coun TI stud licer " had --Stall Photo by Campbell Sepi James Sanders, checks his flight P 11idshipman Sanders received his Mid pass of essor Lei Carolina Ni ion and pass away their hours in turk olid contentment." forn This life of "ease and satisfac- near ion" and "solid contentment" TI nded for Lawson, Dr. Penney of ti iointed out, when the writer was wild ortured to death by the Tuscorora 'Tyg ndians. quiti he q in l cats inch tall, eigh * lM Dr. area * so r corn with day. TI and anim fusil the nom, whis 5(5"{<:;livin :":<:>genn DR. JAMES '. PENNEY corn Dr Penney remarked on the T xaggerations of the early natu- spor alists. Law son, for example, re- a se orted a flock of about 500 wild hers 'onomiceDe le Professors F was reelcted secretary - treasurer Soun >f the Southern Economic Associa- ing ion, Hie has held the position peal everal years. meni Several of the 15 University of or 1 Hathaway has a way with sport shirtU here, the soft hand of flannel plaidedl in brilliant colors that rival the Autumn scene. Galey~ 1407 B3ROADW~AY. NEWY YORK 18, N. Y. A Division ofniiriu.o a Indries landers I viator 's imes E. Sanders III, of Co yia, completed the NROTC ht Indoctrination Program and ived his private pilot's license )ec. 2. idn. 1/c Sanders completed the y Program at the Columbia )ort under the supervision of raft Sales and Service Flight )ol. Also enrolled in the pro n are John M. Geddie, Jr., H. Talbot, Jr., James A. &n, Edwin O. Gier, and Michael 1artley, all students at USC members of the NROTC Unit. he purposes of the program are iotivate NROTC students to a I al Aviation career. he program consists of 20 -s of dual instruction and 15 I -s of solo flight, in addition 5 hours of ground school. Ten he hours of solo include cross try flight. e first South Carolina ROTC ent to got his private pilot's ise this year, James Sanders made his first solo flight on .ember 7. rior to his beginning the FIP, n. Sanders was required to the Navy flight physical and tures ituralists eys and said he had been in ied of one bird that weighed ly 60 pounds. ie USC biologist left no doubt eo state's former abundance of life. "The panthers or ers' present were evidently large," Dr. Penney said, and uoted a report of Robert Mills 826 as describing one of the as measuring eight feet, six es from nose to tail, three feet and with a tail of two feet, t inches. ills also wrote, according to Penney, that in the Laurens . in 1750 "The buffaloes were umerous that it was not un mon for three or four men dogs to kill from 10 to 20 a ic Biology head said common local names for plants and ials cause considerable con :n. Carl Linneaus developed present "Binominal system of emclature" which gives every g organism two names, one ric and the other specific, and h avoids the confusion of mon or local names. be Society of SIgma Xi which sored Dr. Penney's lecture is entific organization with mem from many fields. ~atesElec t r Posts h Carolina professors attend the Roanoke meetings ap ~ed on the program as chair or members of panel groups ~y readling professional papers. receives License tchieve a qualifying score on the kviation Qualification Test. Upon graduation and commis iioning Midn. Sanders will pro ced to Pensacola, Fla. for Navy Plight Training. Here he will earn to fly the myriad types of vaval aircraft which include early )lanes, anti - submarine aircraft, uclear attack bombers and fighter nterceptors. USC Prof To Speak To Group Ashley Halsey, Jr., professor of ournalism and assistant to the resident of USC, will speak on 'Revolution in the M a g a z i n e World" at 8 p.m. Wednesday at :he December meeting of the Quill 31ub. The club, a private group in :erested in creative writing, will neet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Workman, Jr., 915 Belt 'aine Blvd. Professor Halsey, who was for .7 years an editorial executive of rhe Saturday Evening Post, will liscuss changes in the magazine 'ield and their effect on both free ance contributors and readers. He s the author of more than 2,000 nagazine articles and several iooks, the latest of which, "Who Fired the First Shot?" is being )rought out in a paperback edition :his month by Crest Books. le eaches a course in non-fiction Nriting for magazines at Carolina. Professor George C. Rogers, Jr., )f the University history depart nent, author of "Evolution of a Federalist," is president of the 4uill Club. Student Dies After Illness In Hospital Urban Glenn Milhous III, 21, a unior at USC, died Monday at Co umbia Hospital after several nonths illness. Milhous was a Business Ad ninistration major, a member of sigma Nu, Alpha Phi Omega, and i former member of the band. He 'al been a waterfront d 'irector of :he Crippled Children's Camp. Milhous lost his leg in May of L962 duo to a bone tumor ag tr'avatedI by a high school foot >all injury. In August, 1963, he -eturned to Columbia Hospital ,vith a malignant brain tumor. Milhouse was born in Denmark, S. C., a son of Dorothy Riley and Urban Glenn Milhous, Jr. lie belonged to the Bethel Park Metho 'list Church. Funeral services were held Wed nesday at 3 p.m. in the Bethel Park Methodist Church in Den mark.