The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-11-19
WOFFORD COLLEGE NOTES.
President Snyder Lectures-Annual
to be Issued-Fo0tball, Lyceum,
Personals, Etc.

WoEFoRD COLLEGE, sPARTAsBURe,
S. c., Nov. 16.-The plans for getting out
an annual are being perfected. Com
mittees have been appointed to work up
the different parts as to the finance as
follows: Senior and junior classes, R.
o. Lawton; sophomore and freshman
classes, E. L. All; advertisements, T. L.
Cely and NJ. A. Connolly; alumni, A. D.
Belts and W. NJ Brabham. An annual
is new thing for Wofford, but the ma
terial for such book is undoubtedly here.
This being the 6ftieth year of the colleges
history it will be quite appropriate for
such a step to be taken.
There was conference held here this
week between President Johnson, of Win
throp, Prof. D. ". Daniel, of Clemson,
and Prof. J. A. Gamewell of Wofford, in
regard to the lyceum course for 190405.
The representatives of these three lyceums
will discuss later the advisability of CO..
operating with each other, thereby secur-
ing better lectures at the same cost.
The columns which will grace the front
of the new Cleveland science hall are be-
ing erected. The dome of the building
is nearing completion. The time for the
dedication of this, Wofford's latest ad.
yancement, will be announced in the
near future.
The gymnasium team as it will appear
at the annual exhibition has been decid-
ed upon as follows: Daniel, captain;
Moore, Latimer, Trimmer, Shockley, Stall
worth, Taylor, Oliver. Carson, Tolleson,
Wilson.
President n. N. Snyder is attending a
meeting of the Southern colleges and pre-
paratory schools which is being held at
Durham. Dr. Snyder addressed the as
sociation on the value of the literary So
ciety.
Rev. A. E. Driggers, '01, was on the
campus one day last week.
DR.. B. B. Lancaster, '01, was visitor
here last week also.
Hon. Thos. E. Watson was to have
lectured here last Tuesday night, but on
account of sickness his engager ent was
cancelled. President b. N. Synder was
asked to fill the date by the managers of
the lyceum course and consented. His
very popular lecture, Shakespeare Once
More" was heard by one of the largest
audiences ever gathered together to hear
local speaker. Fine humor was put into
all of the splendid thought and the appre-
citation of the audience was shown time
and again by the applause which follow
ed the finer points.
Mr.. Charles Dennison Kellogg will fill
the next date, November2S. Mr. Kellogg's
lecture will deal with birds and other
things pertaining to nature.
There will be football game here on
Thanksgiving day between the teams of
the Calhoun and Preston Societies. Much
interest is being manifested on both sides.
Messrs. W. D. Burnett and Geo. W.
Nichols have been, elected manager and
captain of the Calhouns and Messrs 7. l..
Ely and E. F. McWhorter manager and
captain of the Prestons.
Mr.. ". l.. Glaze, of Orangeburg, con-
tinues to lead in the tennis tournament,
be having good margin in the percent
age column.
Dr.. W. NJ. Morrison, missionary to
the Congo Free State, has been on the
campus for several days past. He lectured
in the Young Mems Christian Association
hall Wednesday night and again Thurs
day afternoon.
The Wofford College Journal for No
vember will be issued in few days. The
number will contain several interesting
pieces.
Branchville Brevities.