Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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H . 1 I The Gei * South Carol 15M Acres of Land. Valt Location and Environme The ColloKe Is located In Oconee County it the fo the Blue itldKe Mountains, on tlx- homestead of Jol Calhoun, and later of his son-in-law. Thos. G. Clou The ColloKe is over Kim torn n""" climate Is healthful a~nd~Tnv"iKoratlng. Tomptatloi , dissipate or to spend money foollslily are reduced minimum. ? The students are under military Kovernntcnt every effort is mode to train up young men who reflect credit on the College and on the State. Religious Influences The College contributes to the salary of four rcsi ministers, who conduct divine services and do pus work aniojrf; the cadets in barracks. There is a I lslting Sumiuy School and Y. M. C. A. with two sak Sccretari#. A $75,000 Y. M. C. A. building was < pleted Ja*uary, 1916. Requirements of Admissi< No st(Blent will bo admitted who is not at leaf years ol^Bat the time of entrance. JHmiorable i charge front the last school or t ^attended is required. I' i/k i? '*? Ilaziitg is forbidden by the laws of the State as r 11 n!' 'aws of t,lu College. Therefore, the Hoar j I Trustees has ruled that no application shall be acce I I whether for re-admission or (irst entrance, unless I I applicant has filed with the Registrar of the Colic |iiieus? <n prcscriDea rorm not to Indulge in hazlm The scholastic requirements are the same as tlio: the other Colleges in South Carolina. Details are i in College catalogue. 1 | AtiRIClJI/TUltAI, IIAhL The One-Year Course in "RofHtlS Of'tnlior 10tli mul nrole Tnii/> "74 WWVWVA &V/V11 KIIV1 V.UUO ?i Villi" I I give the simple scientific principles farming rests. Open to young men 18 years old worked three or more years on the fai There are 51 scholarships open to f course. Examinations for the award by each County Superintendent of Edu . Send for full information. f : ? ?wi*?aieuiaHeBaftia?eH6ZBBSE28123Mffll TEXTILE l?I-:i?.\HTM l.NT Technical Education a . Duty Never before in tlie history of 1. We believ< the United States has there been below the age such need for technical men. The selective draft, places of danger in modern wars ommended for are not always tho places of great- can avail them est service. An adequate food sup- tunities offerer! ply is absolutely essential. Kngi- should be urge neers are needed at home to carry that they may on the work of transportation and the most effec utilization, as well as to bundle during the full the engineering problems of tho j'.'uow lt.s?close firmv. Z. We hellevi At a conference of College I'res- supreme impo idonts in Washington. I >. <>n science in the M,y ?... .he ...? were adopted as a statement ot engineering. ar principles. These resolutions are to render, thro in accord with expressions of the r 1 ra'n' . ... ' . valiuiblo and e Secretary of War made to the con- Were to euro ferenee: naval service i NE For Catalogue, Etc., mson Ag lina's School of ue of Plant, $1,300,000. Oi nt i ! i ot of ison, und ^ ^S?j ' w" ' Iw n il WW- ' *^B Ko a* ~ '-: ~ . ?. ?,,. se of jiven ADMIXISTH. ~ t COURSES Agriculture - j i Agriculture h. Tt is designed to j upon which good ' Chemistry and over who have Mechanical-Electri mi. Civil Engineering students taking this Textile Engineerin of scholarships held Architectural Engi ication on July 13th. SHORT COURSI One-year course in Turn lianw n/vunn. - ? JL nu-jcai V/UU1SC 111 ^ ' I)o not you may be crowded Patriotic | > that m vlow of the Ly^. - - ? n'-. rtance of applied k... ?,.. -~<. * ,- ,,? ? present war. stutcchnical courses, ONE OF TIIK "I'll I ino, agriculture and In view of the attitude of the e rendering, or are every young iiirin under the age ugh tiie continuance lege if he can possildy <lo so. and tiK, services more to continue and complete his t ttlclont than if they nation in whatever way the gov II in military and greatest work is to turn out men it once. allied lines. XT SESSION OPENS WED Write at Once to W. (Fici.si.itvi: tiiis i'\(ii: roit itEFi:ui:\ci ricultural Engineering and , 'er 100 Teachers, Officers and Assi T1 i SC'llO | tile < Ollltl 7th) free ^ Cre^ VTION llt'lI.IMNU pMRS OF STUDY jffers thirteen four-year le degree of Bachelor of seven short courses dur- i on and the summer ses EGREE COURSES %yXi \gronomy iiiiiiiA... [^taivv *"r ill H'U I* Jhemistry \nimal Industry Entomology Veterinary Science knoin Horticulture cal Engineering ^ ig On account of wai neering labor, the usual sum CS (Regular Session) given in 1917. Thesi Agriculture normal conditions wji l Textiles 1ST I of the thirteen regular K-dfeiSttj nine items as are listed r L ting application to enter; out. i The Res< i | ? , v# j i ii i ; ! course' if they so ? choosing the mi] \ :i ik'i i '-"j ri'i|iiircil to tiikc :i I I ] tnry instruction. I'lr-i ? : ?- ".vctir stinlcnts will ho thi' itovol nnicnt wit It < ci-:I-. < \m i n vit it \< i?> government, it is the patriotic duty of ""'form diill pin i>l! twetitv-oiic te. enter a li-rhlltcnl col- Will serve tn iVe Weal if already in college, whatever his age. the gray uniforms re?i raining The eolleges must serve the stu.lents tal eriunent deems best. At present their i skilled in agriculture, engineering and ? uncoil ooui.se will money allowance hy t NESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 191 M. RIGGS, President, Cl< :?no oTiirji notick will Arri:\K.) i , ? ..v.vv/ii, Einmi jir >*on. Theodore L.; Melton, Th? Merriman, John L.; i ng; Moore, Willie K. ;^""HI3Zir ; Moore., Elisha, Moonr Mis, Grady; Murray/ ? * iver, J. Furu?~ / Lo> ge Agriculture slants. Enrollment Scholarships and Examinations le College maintains 1(??) four-year larsliips in the Agricultural and TexJourses, and ">! in the One-Year Agriiral ("nurse (October 10(h to June . Kaeli scholarship is worth ?100 and tuition. holarship and entrance examinations held at the eountv court houses at !) ., July IJt.h. Write for full informain regard to the scholarships open to county next session, and the laws ruing their award. It is worth your e to try for one of these scholarships. lose who are not seeking to enter on larsliips are advised to stand exami>1 is on July 1Jth, rather than wait I they come to ( ollege in the fall, lit will he given for any examinations ed at the county seat. o V i ** if: > i:i;ki\(. i ? :?> aktmi'm r Short Courses in \griculture ' conditions and tin; scarcity of farm iner courses for fanners will not he c courses will be resumed as soon as irrant. ?. :mk \i. i. \ih )ic \ i<>1:11 ;s ?rve Officers' Training Corps is lii-cn ml- partment i-i|tial to the cost of an liivisitm < i 111 ration, as well as the Hills' TrainiliU I"'''" 1 uriiishoil in others. The Sophnmori s aiM>un? --I the mom v allowance is nts will |nii- : 11 xiin:it? 1> per scssi hi. ee hours Hi \?n el-liu.ition rests upon the .1 llll'mrs alel -nliiate frniil the ail \ aneeil Course an aiUaiU'cil to nli-t villi the Iteservo I Illieers' liet Those I'u.-ps m to take further part or l .... ... ... i .11 I ho Miilit'.re ?.? !.?. ..r .1... it it>tin 1 mill- I n t.-.l Stabs. Tin- opportunity is I ami <-ri'iinil I' " h<w"Vii\ by which for furnished by < " all iiiionnt of additional work, no- collipb ii' > stiab lit who is physically lit poses. which t.n otherwise ap|?ro\ed. can net and tear on wha' ainoiints to a State sTholarmreil b\ tin I |' di t ii:u Ins last two years in tiiiK the ail- 1 he given i Write for further details regardho War I ?< - ma this opjiortiinity. 7 smson College, S. C.