The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-19
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i ! CLEMSON COLLEGE. Jan. 16.-
The Columbian Literary Society. held
annual celebration on
Saturday evening, January 16. Tie
invitations sent out for this event con-
tanned not only the program, as usual,
but the names Of the officers and of
the members of the society. The pro-
gram follows: ,.,....,,
I II. G. Kennedy. presiding officer:
defamation by p. C. Bangs. THE Bat
tie of Bealenduns;" defamation by
w: E. Blake, "Emmet's Defense;"
Defamation by J. r. Clark, Evils of
Materialism:" Grafton by D. 2. Swine-
hart. Natural Forces In the Develop
ment of World Peace;" debate: Resol-
we'd. That labor unions are beneficial,
E.,W. Garris, affirmative; G. F. Moore,
negative. The judges for the contests
were Professors 8. f. Earle, e. r.
Howard, and w. W. Klugh.
( The officers of the society are w. E.
Blake, president; F. G. LeGette. liter
ary critic: r. G. Kennedy, treasurer;
r. C. Bangs, sergeant-at-arnri, and
the following marshals: F., L. Bunker,
chief, L. r. Tarrant, G. r. Briggs. R..
ES{ LeGette, and j. Miley, assistants.
The John c. Calhoun chapter, u. D.
c. will hold the annual public ex-
ercfSes IN the college chapel on Tues
day evening, January 10. Lees birth
day; MRS. J; E.. Hunter. president of
the chapter will preside. Prof. c.. NJ.
Furman. who was captain in the Con-
iedcrato army, will introduce the
speakers Of the evening, Dr.. Howard
Lee Jones, president Of Coker College.
De. Jones Is favorite at Clemson, and
will have, large audience. The music
for the occasion will consist OF a
chorus by little children under the d.
rettion Of Mrs. T. ". McCaul, a quar-
tel and selections by the Clemson
College band and orchestra, under
the direction OF Professor Routten.
Basket ball practice is on in ear
nest now. From last years team arc
Glover, Gee, (captain) Little" Gee,
Thornton, Young and Schahte. Follow
ing is the schedule: Presbyterian Col
leges date. not decided; Monaghan
Minis X. M. C.sA.,, on. campus Jan. %:
Presbyterian College at Clinton, Jan.
6U; Furman. on Campus February s:
Wofford; on campus Feb. IL; Y. NJ. c..
A. In Spartanburg5 Feb 18; WoffofH, In
Spartanbnrg, Feb. 10; Furman, . In
Greenville. Feb. 20; Y. NJ. c. Az in
Charleston March g.. 81 +; I,
I:s..N b6 SNhtoAb, ;poPuOlt2NAca co tAAu' lbcdus
Imen are practicing regularly for the
lslasg football. games. The juniors have
twenty-five candidates. who are being
coached by Webb. .McMillan and Dam
tdie:l the sophomores have twenty-five.
coached by, Arthur and Harris; the
freshmen have twenty-five, coached by
Magill. captain Of the Varsity. and
|Mator. :
The following; information. taken
from the records OF the war depart
ment, shows the high standing of
ClemsoD as o military school. Out of
Isixty-five universities and colleges I'm
THE United States giving degrees.
where. students are habftuaily IA, UNI
form and military discipline ia con-
stHntly maintained, evelen were class
GU ns -tHii. ,C.."s which is tho highest
| claasi fcation. given by the war depart
ment Clemson is ope of the eleven.
Col, JoSiah M. Cummins is the efficient
comrnandant at Clemson. /,
Il Profeasof T. e. @Keitt, III. w. Barrs,
A.: F. Conradi, j.. M. burgess. and 9TH
fersN attended the livestock Aasocia-
tion.s meeting In Columbia this week
and made addresses.