The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-04-07
DEBATERS
WIN FROM SHAWNEE"

| the dallies throughout the state on
April 4th. And again the fact is
demonstrated to the friends of the in
; stitution that Newberry can hold her
own on the forum, among the best
colleges, as we'll as on the athletic
field; and again they are forced to
concede the fact that there is some
thing else being taught on the hill
over there than athletics. Those
who journeyed over to Holland hall
Monday night heard one of the best
debating contests ever pulled off in
New berry, with the local team having
the edge on the visitors. The decision
of the judges was two to one in favor
of the Newberry team. The losing
team representatives of Shawnee Bap
tist university of Oklahoma, proved
to be worthy foes and mighty good
losers. Prof. Courtney, who accom-
panied the team, said that the best
team won, and then added that the
Newberry team was the best debating
.eam they had faced this season. A
splendid testimony to Newberry col
lege-our college.
Doesn't this wonderful victory
make you feel like buying another
athletic ticket? The boys need new
gymnasium and we are going to give
Is to them. We are going to show
them that we are with them in deeds
as we'll as in spirit.
The ground was broken at Furman
university Wednesday for an $4,000
gymnasium that Greenville people
viii build for that institution. We
know that the people o. Greenville
are not more loyal tr rurman than
the Newberry people1are to Newber-
ry.
Just watch us put the gymnasium
proposition across. The sale of ath-
letic tickets received a considerable
boost this week. On Tuesday COM
mittees from the senior and junior
classes at the college canvassed the
town, both business and residential
sections, and report generous re-
sponse. Even where they were not
successful in placing tickets they
were received ccurteously and were
sent on their way with kind words
and we'll wishes. z. F. Wright, al
ways a liberal supporter of the col
lege, gave them a check for S100.
Name CT additional "boosters:"
Mrs. Henry Adams, 2 half tickets.
D. l.. Boozer.
NJ. NJ. Buford, half ticket.
D. l.. Boozer, half ticket.
J. N. Dede.1 1augh, half ticket.
J. L. Burns, half ticket.
E. S. Blease.
J. F. J. Caldwell.
George B. Caldwell
NJ. B. Caldwell, half ticket.
T. B. and O. O. Copeland.
Miss Carolyn Cromer.
T. l.. Cromcr, half ticket,
l.. C. Cunningham.
Mr.. Dan;elsen, half ticket.
L. C. Derrick, half ticket.
Mrs. Lula Derrick half ticket.
Mrs. Ben Dominick.
Miss Maize Dominick, half ticket.
W. A. Dunn.
Leroy B. Eargie.
C. M. Etheridge.
Cornelius Evans, half ticket.
w. Y. Fair.
"Red" Franklin, half ticket.
C. A. Freed (repeater).
Miss Abbie Gaillard.
Miss Inez Green, 2 half tickets.
Albert HaltiVanger.
H. B. Hare.
E. Clyde Harris.
Miss Gladys Havird half ticket.
George C. Hipp.
W. H. Hardeman. half ticket.
Mrs. J. L. Keitt.
Miss Theresa Lightsey.
E. T. Mayer, three tickets.
Mrs. j., T. McCracken, half ticket.
J. Y. McFall, half ticket.
B. H. McGraw.
Mrs. James Mcintosh.
Miss Gertrude Reeder.
P. S. Shealy.
Thos. L. Shealy.
R. C. Sigh.
C. B. Spinks.
Charles Summer.
Horace Swittenberg.
D. J. Taylor.
C. F. Templeton, half ticket.
w. B. Zimmerman.
G. P. Voigt.
Mrs 7 /. yelling.