The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-03-27
NEWBERRY COLLEGE CLUB
Alumni and Ex-StudentS Hold En-
thuSia>tic Meeting-NeXt Meeting
Early in April.

In respo ise to he call published i'll
The Herald and News Tuesday mum.
ber OF alumni and ex-students of New
berry College assembled in the court
house Wednesday evening to organize
the Newberry College Club. The
! noes as given by the secretary COW
cred the details OF the meeting and are
printed without elaboration.
Met at 500 p. m. in court house
Dr.. Cromer, chairman; G. P. Voigt
! secretary.
Professor Derrick stated object of
meeting, viz; the formation of a New
i berry College Club. Dr. Harms urged
the formation. Col E. H. Aull endors-
ed DR.. Harms remarks and moved the
formation of such a club, seconded
and carried.
Col. w. H. Hunt, elected president;
Col. Z. H. Aull vice-presidenJ; R. D.
Smith, Jr., secretary; H. T. Cannon,
treasurer. Executive committee: Of
fcers ex-officio and John NJ kinard,
DR.. J. H. Harms, William Johnson, q.
I =. Wright, NJ. B. Caldwell.
Moved and carried that Dr. Harms
be instructed to engage Coach Thomas.
Moved and carried that the executive
committee be notified Of this action Of
the club, and that the committee be
Instructed to adopt such measures as
are necessary to put this recommen-
dation into effect
Moved and carried that member
ship committee be appointed. Pres
ident appointed following committee:
Prof. J. B. ON Holloway, Prof S. J.
Derrick, B. V. Chapman, Esq. This
committee 70 see the alumni and eX-
students personally.
! ''Next meeting fixed for third Fri
day night in April, in High School or
Court House
On motion of Dr. Cromer, the presi-
dent was authorized and directed to
send day letter to DR.. Kinard, for
mer studer. of Newberry college, and
wewberrian, felicilating him and An
! derson college on his election to the
presidency OF that institution. Presi-
dent Hunt, on Thursday, sent the fol-
loving letter to DR.. Kinard:
"Dr. James P Kinard, CITADEL Char
! lesion, S. C.
"Newberry College Club Of Newberry
at an enthusiastic meeting held last
right, unanimously and heartily auth
orized me to wire the congratulations
of the Club, on your election as Presi-
den of Anderson College, and wish for
you and that splendid institution the
success both deserve.
wv. H. Hunt, President, >
Tie Newber.y College Club can do a
great deal for Newberry college and
also for >,he community. There are
about 80 alumni a:d ex-st&dents Of
Newberry College in The city OF New
berry. Two hundred and fifty men
and women organized in any good pur-
pose can accomplish a great deal for
the community. Such an organization
will be helpful not only to the college
but also TO jhe entire community. 1t
will Aelp 20 cultivate the social side OF
the community, something that is very
much needed in Newberry Ii is hop
| ed that at he next meeting to have
present every alumni and every e1-
student Of Newberry College in the
! city of Newberry. Similar clubs have
! been formed in other cities and Presi-
I dent Harms stated that they we're do
ing great deal of good for he college,
not OILY in keeping up the college
spiri; but IN aiding the college in a
substantial way.
The following were present al the
meeting on Wednesday: J. H. Harms,
! S. ]. Derrick, G. B. Cromer, J. B.
| IO'Neall Holloway, E. B. Settler, w. H.
Hunt G. P. Voigt. H. T. Cannon, R..
D. Smith, Jr.. B. V. Chapman, F. w.
Chapman, E. H. Aull, H H. Blease,
John NJ. Kinard, Eugene S. Werts.
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