The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-02
CLEMSON COLLEGE
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have a great day on October 13, 1915.
1t will be the cele ration of the CEN
tenpfal of the old Pendleton Farmers
Eociety. one OF the Oldest organiza-
tons of the kind in the country, hav-
Ing Oh its roll the names OF many
men distinguished in the history of
the State. The principal speaker for
the occasion will be David +. Hous-
ton, secretary of agriculture, but
there will be other highly distinguish
ed speakers.
l,5The State Agricultural and Mechan-
ical society has shown such interest
in the preparation for the celebra-
tion OF this centennial. 1t has ap-
pointed five of its members to attend
as representatives OF the association
Among these is Governor r. I. Man
ming. N1,
At the last meeting of the Pendle-
ton Farmers society President w NJ.
Riggs assured the Organization OF the
hearty assistance OF Clemson College
in making the centennial success.
A. resolution was passed assessing
each member 50 for the purpose of
raising n centennial fund. II is ex-
pected that many will contribute
more than that. however.
1t is purposed to raise q fund at
i the celebration for the endowment OF
scholarship at Clemson College, to
be known as the Pendleton Farmers
society scholarship. This scholar
ship is to be open TO agricultural stu
sdents iom the old Pendleton district.
The officers elected for centennial
wears are as follows: ]. C. Stribling,
president; Rev. w. II. Mills, vice pres
treasurer; ]. n. Harper, corresponds
ing secretary.
e d. W. DANIEL. :.
" CLEMSON COLLEGE, March Il
The aTiger;' Clemson's weekly paper,
gives a column to the charming ad-
aress of Professor Yates Snowden OF
the University of South Carolina,
which address was delivered last
Tuesday morning after the chapel ex-
ercises, the subject being George
Washington. Professor Sncwdeni was
invited to deliver the address by the
Andrew Pickeus Chapter, p d. a..
/ R. The address WAS interesting and
instructive from beginning to end ana
charmed all who heard 1t. Befides
The faculty and the students. the
ladies' OK the d. A. R., were present In
Efull force.
|, d, There Is great satisfaction express
Eed on all sides that the X. Al, q. A.
tbuilding Is to start up at, once, and
tifattan old Clemson man has taei con-
lstrAgk for IT'S erection. sThos 9 p. Goth
ran OF the class OF s96 and q ciassmate
/ OF Prof. r.. e. Lee, the designer OF
fthesDuiidiDg, will erect the structure. :.
President Riggs spoke OF the erection
/ or this building as being tine greatest
thing done for Clemson since tho col
le9e was founded.
The Clemson lsiee Club made a trip
to Greenyisle, and with the Chicora
1lea Club, had an entertainment In
the eyening at Chicaro College.
The basket ball team has been do
ing excellent work, though not win
ming ail the games on the schedule,
The following composed the last road
team. Ha r. Thornton, Glover, Strib-
ling. ,Bull, Geo, captain, and Schachte.
Vender Sitton, who fs to coach the
base ball team this season, was here
yesterday looking over the material
and making arrangements for begin
Laing regular practice Prospects for
Ia winning team are bright. y. 81
Tfe sfx literary societies ali ihcld
fnteTesfiI,r .s,,eefinea or, Friday night !.
4 ana tie
old ars kaking 81, new life. FoIlowing
ere the Iari,ess 81 The sccieties: Cal
ho,,f, sp,si,netfn I. f.oIumbinIs. Carolina.
Hayne. and wade Hanlpton. the Efirst
Ethree beipr thes old societies !. q as.
TSe itimbian society held n con-
| test 1lat Iifrht n, seIect two speSkers
fo serts = g contest with the reprSsen-
tatiyes q fhe3 honor of speakink for
| Itbe seSisIs oiasss, ON corirnencenieiit
day a \ a sThSrnton and n, NJ. Bar-
iainin, were he ! Einners. The saIne
aociety ilad aireAdy chosen ". ri.
BiaIls ana (. II f;fark 10 contest yf0f
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