Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1925 volume:

Given by Mrs. Kenneth Stokes, 1982 OTjttater Slibrarg CHOWAN COLLEGE nURFREESBORO. NORTH CAROLINA CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE C3 CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Officers of Administration and Instruction Charles P. Weaver President Ward B. Edwards Latin and German Elsie Boothe -Jrt Minnie W. Caldwell Mathematics and Physics Richard E. Clark Bible and History W. F. Clayton Biology and Chemistry Edna Gunn Romance Languages Sara Gertrude Knott Expression Nela Knowles Violin Elizabeth Lofton Home Economics Camilla Manson Physical Education Inez Matthews Piano Eloise Meronev English Edward D. Naff Director of Music Lola Lou Smith Education and Psychology Thomas L. Tinsley Director of Piano Officers of Administration Charles P. Weaver President Ward B. Edwards Dean Lola Lou Smith Dean of Women Elsie Gordon Registrar Minnie W. Caldwell Secretary of the Faculty Eunice McDowell Librarian Mrs. A. E. Bishop Nurse Mrs. Frances Pennington Dietitian Jesse Richmond Superintendent of Grounds L. M. Futrell College Physician Rev. J. W. Whitley Chaplain CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE THELHA PETERSON $TJ FT EDNA LA5SITER LITERARY-EDITOR HILDA MATTHEWS ADVERTI5ING- MANAOER HELEN BRETT JOKE -EDITOR X2 CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE BOOK ONE THE COLLEGE BOOK TWO CLASSES BOOK THREE ORGANIZATIONS BOOK FOUR FEATURES f.TK CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE When youth, with its care-free days, has passed, and life is filled with grave responsibilities, we hope that this book will be a means of restoring youth; and that the heart will be warmed and the spirit renewed by the familiar faces and the happy life upon which we once looked with pleasure. This is the pur- pose of the book. Ann %rr. All wtln tn fnnnn an Inturrsttn, iFnr maUtens, nn tlir anur slu flro; ann iUnr? un knnm nat-nnltj tljts: %n, se? nn mm. Tennyson: The ' Princess. Hook (®ne 99 CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Alma Mater, Gentle Mother, We, thy daughters, joyful sing; Join our voices with each other. Praise to lay to thee tee briny! Though we hail from headlands , mountains , Though of many creeds ice be, Though we ' ve drunk from many fountains , We are one in love to thee! Ever onward, ever upward, Lead us gently by thy hand; Ever, gentle mother, onward, Lead us on, thy loyal band. Alma Mater, ice invoke thee, Let us see thy shining face; Let us feel, ice now implore thee, All thy true, enduring grace. On thy banner, ever glorious, Truth forever shall appea r! Crown thy children ' s hopes victorious With the love that casts out fear. Let us hold a sweet communion With thy truth, which never fades; Let us feel thy hand upon us. Blessing us from age to age. CHARLES P. WEAVER. .D CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE 1 Hi ; Bl L iiifll!il lll jw (flllllllljpp .D 1 CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE MAGNOLIA TRKF. CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE BELL HiW I R ox J te CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Sljnt tup itpt tit all Qlliat treats of uiljatsn- mrr ta. Tennyson: The ' Princess. ?4 S ra S% Hook Shun fit 3@ ®lj? (Elaa0f CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE kOJ° CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE A Toast to ' 25 Here ' s a health to the girls tvith knowledge supreme. To the ones who ran play the piano: A health to the girls ivho can write like a dream, Or sing in the highest soprano: A health to the girls who will live in our thoughts In their dignified, modest demeanor. But here ' s to the very best girls of the lot, When we drink to the health of each senior. RITH OAKLEY, 27. CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Senior Ch HELEN MANGCM BRETT, Murfreesboro, North Carolina B.A. In every rank, or great or small, ' Tis industry supports us all. Bless old Helen ' s heart! Conscientious and friendly; studious and good natured ! No question was ever propounded that she didn ' t seek the answer; no favor ever asked that she wouldn ' t grant. She ' s part of the regular library equipment, a booster for Expression, and a big part of the great heart of Chowan. u Cy CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Senior Class EDNA ELIZABETH LASSITER, Bethel, North Carolina B.A. Alathenian; Secretary and Treasurer Freshman Class, ' 21; Secretary Y. W. A., ' 21; President Soph- omore Class, ' 22; Y. W. A. Cabinet, ' 22; Censor Alathenian Society, ' 22; Vice-President B. Y. P. U., ' 24 ; Critic Alathenian Society, ' 24; chowanian Staff, ' 25; Orchestra. ' 25; President French Club, ' 25; Chowanoka Staff, ' 25; Student Council, ' 25; Secretary Senior Class, ' 25; President Alathenian Sociey, ' 25. She ' s a dainty wee tiling ; She ' s a winsome wee thing; She ' s a bonnie wee thing — This Edna of ours. Demure and maidenly describe her, and all we need are hoopskirts and copper-toed shoes to make a quaint little old-fashioned girl! She sips very daintily and tips about; but her eyes are quite modern, so you better look out! rSC rJ CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Senior Cl HILDA MATTHEWS, Windsor, North Carolina B.A. Lucalian; Varsity Basketball. ' 23; Treasurer B. Y. P. 0., ' 23; Chowanoka Staff, ' 23; President Soph- omore Class, ' 23; Treasurer Lucalian Society, ' 23; President Dramatie Club, ' 23; Secretary Lucalian Society, ' 24; President Athletic Association, ' 24; President Junior Class, ' 24; President B. Y. P. U., ' 24; Joke Editor Chowanian, ' 25; Advertising Manager Chowanoka, ' 25; President Pep Club, ' 25; Critic Lucalian Society, ' 25; Most Popular, ' 25; President Student Government, ' 25. ' •Unthinking, idle, wild, and young, I laughed, I danced, 1 talked, I sung! That ' s Hilda! She has a wee stature, but a tremendous power in making friends. Attractive, popular, capable, and gay, unspoiled so far! But more than all that — she ' s our idea of an honest- to-goodness sport! CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Senior CL CARRIE GLENN SMITH, Gates, North Carolina B.A. Alathenian; Represen President Sophomore Secretary Student Govi Vice-President Alathei nu-nt. ' 25; Senior Edit tative Baptist Student Conference, ' 23; Secretary Life Service Band, ' 23; V Class, ' 23; Vice-President B. Y. P. U.. ' 24; Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class, fernment, ' 24 ; Secretary Alathenian Society, ' 24; Y. W. A. Cabinet. ' 23. ' 24, ■nian Society, ' 25; Treasurer Senior Class, ' 25; Vice-President Student Gove wanoka, ' 25; Vice-President Math Club, ' 25. must do my own work and live my own life in my own way, because I ' m responsible for both. Stolid and unruffled, Glenn has gone surely on. She accomplishes not by intermittent and spas- modic effort, but by steady, uncompromising devotion to duty. Those soft brown eyes flash many bright smiles full of depth and understanding. 12m CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Senior Ch RUTH AILEEN WILKINS, Macnolia, North Carolina B.A. Lucalian; Winner Annie S . Baily Medal, ' 22; Critic Lucalian Society, ' 23; President Volunteer Band. ' 23; Representative Student Council, ' 23; Secretary Volunteer Band, ' 24; Vice-President Y. W. A., ' 24; Vice-President Lucalian Society, ' 24; Representative Student Council, ' 24; Chowanian Staff, ' 24; Sec- retary B. Y. P. U., ' 24; Representative Student Council, ' 25; Secretary Volunteer Band, ' 25; Varsity Soccer Team, ' 25; Religious Secretary, ' 25; President Math Cub, ' 26; Editor-in-Chief Chowanoka, ' 25; President Senior Class, ' 25. We read her face as one who reads a true and holy book. Horatio Alger might have written another book, calling it Constant and Calm. Ruth should have been its heroine. She is sure to cheer many a little heathen ' s heart, as she has many a schoolgirl ' s heart, with her loyal, sunny smile, that ignores the rains and the storms. One is always sure of Ruth. CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Senior Clc SALLIE ESTELLE CARLETON, Warsaw, North Carolina EXPRESSION Luealian; Assistant Editor Chowanoka, ' 21; Vice-President Freshman Class, 21; Basketball Team, •21; Leader Volunteer Band, ' 21; President Lucalian Society, ' 21; Y. W. A. Cabinet, ' 22; Treasurer Student Council, ' :■:.•: Secretary Nannie Sessom B. V 1 ' . 1 ' .. ' 24; Soccer Team, ' 24; Best All-Round Scholarship, ' 24; Lucalian King, ' 24; Vice-President Lucalian Society, ' 24; Leader Volunteer Band. ' 23, ' 24; First Prize. Amateur Night. ' 25; President Educational League, ' 2; ; Chowanian Staff. ' 24. 25; Chowanoka Staff. ' 25; Best All-Round, ' 25; President V. W. A., ' 25. Gold that ' s put to use ( old begets. Fstelle was voted our best all-round Chowanian, and it goes without saying she combines the char- acteristics we all seek. She ' s been the leader in lots of mischievous pranks as well as noble undertakings, but she ' s mis-eel one thrill — she ' s never been afraid to show her report. PJ° CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Senior Class THELMA BLEDSOE PETERSON, Clinton, North Carolina Music Luralian; President Freshma ' 23; Treasurer Student Gover ' 23; Best Ail-Round, ' 23; Pres ager Chowanlan. ' 24; Choriste: Jeanette Snead Daniel Medal, Manager Chowanoka, ' 25; Ad Soccer Team, ' 25; Y. W „f 1 f S ' . 2; D Vi ' ?; PreSid ' nt Luca an Society. ' 23; Secretary B. Y. P. i nV i , ■ P res,d , ent dramatic Club, ' 23; Sophomore Editor Chowanol ldentl.ucal.an Society -24; Secretary Y. w. A., ' 24; Advertising Ma .. ■£ . ' U 24: w Pr Janie Hughes White Medal ' 24- Winner -esident Lucaliau Society, ' 25; College Accompanist, ' 25; Busin, binet, .| 5 Manager Chowanlan, ' 25; President Glee Club, ' 25; Vars There is such matter for all feeling: Thou pendulum betwixt a smile and tear! h r eS S f n Xotl, C r, r ( ,r S P ' aC , in a Sch r ' KiH ' S Ufe aS wel1 as she kn ° S ,he sunshiny r lS, . schoolgirl laughter; and because of her understanding, her great wholesome heart no p ig e n V a C n v JO b u ral 7V T , The j™ f «Hng f has comes ou, now Tovous CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Graduating Recitals Chowan College Dramatic Department Presents Sallie Estelle Carlton In Graduating Expression Recital. April 17, 1925 programme HAPPINESS By J. Hartley Manners Phase the First — Looking Forivard The action passes in Mrs. Crystal Pole ' s apartment in New York. Phase the Second — Pressing On Scene: The same as in Phase One, a week later. Phase the Third — Happiness Mrs. Wreay ' s lodging, two years later. Mrs. Crystal Pole John Scrowcroft Characters Jenny Wreay Philip Chandos Fermey MacDonach Mrs. Wreay The Music Department of Chowan College Presents Thelma Peterson In Graduating Recital, April 24, 1925 programme Bourree Bac ' Sonata Pathetiqtie, Op.is 13 Beethoven Grave Adagio Cantahile Rondo — Allegro Ballade, Opus 47, A Flat Chopin Whims Schumann Love Dreams Liszt Barcarolle Rubinstein Concerto, D Minor Mendelssohn Adagio — Molto Sostenuto Finale — Presto Scherzando Orchestral Part (Second Piano), Thomas Tinsley 30 CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Seniors in the Making Hurrah for the Jolly Juniors, Who are so full of spunk That they can master pop tests With never a thought of flunk! It is plain that they are worthy, One sees by a single look. To describe their worth and valor ' Twould take a ponderous book. Tell us of Brett, we hear you say. All right — we ' ll take up Helen. How she learns that memory work There really is no tellin ' . She has a lot of confidence, And plenty of high ambition. If her grades fall one little bit She feels she ' s struck perdition. Though Estelle is unassuming, She ' s clever, just the same. In writing poetry, plays, and things She ' ll make herself a name ! She tips around and makes no noise — We love her quiet way; But when she gets upon the stage, Oh, people feel her sway! There is no Math that Ruth can ' t work She needs no pencil nor chalk. But when it comes to English, Her tongue will always balk. She stands a spell on one foot at first, Then stands a spell on t ' other; And on which one she feels the worst, She couldn ' t tell her mother. It tickles Thelma ' most to death To hear a joke that ' s funny. Her disposition ' s really sweet — Her face is bright and sunny. Along some lines, though Thelma ' s queer, Of all colors, she loves White. If she visits in East building, She thinks it ' s quite all right. Hilda Matthews is president Of this class of juniors eight. They know that she means business, And will not procrastinate. Some day she will be a lawyer — Now, laugh, if it pleases you. In four more years you ' ll realize That this prophecy is true. Now, Glenn is entirely different, And they wouldn ' t make a pair; For Glenn is unassuming, With a gentle kind of air. Poor little Edna Lassiter Thinks she a poem can write, But what she writes, as you well know, Is soon out of mind and sight. She wishes to become famous, But she ' s such a lazy lass That all her great ambitions Will never come to pass. Here ' s to the Class of Twenty-five! It ' s a class that ' s always true To students, teachers, and classmates, And the work it has to do. Edna Lassiter, ' 25. (Published in Clwwanian, ' 2+.) CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE W U in JUNIORS CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE MARIETTA BRWGffl WEMAWAP££ ssor. 6- rjPJTAS. EDNA MILLS V1CE.P ES. Junior Class Colors: Yellow and Black Flower: Black-eyed Susan Motto: Name thy goal and work toward it Officers Marietta Bridcer President Edna Mills Vice-President Thelma Draper Secretary-Treasurer CHOWANOKA Junior Class Rosalie Tolar Alta Chitty Jessie Marie Parker Elizabeth Watson Beryl Souter Meryl Britton Hazel Griffin TWENTY-FIVE KD CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE A Perfect Girl T seems to me a perfect girl would have eyes like Meryl Britton, teeth like Hazel Griffin, mouth and complexion like Marietta Bridger, and hair like Edna Mills. She would be as neat as Rosalie Tolar, and would make a speech like Beryl Souter. She would combine a disposition like Jessie Marie Parker, a mind and character like Thelma Draper, with a sense of humor like Elizabeth Watson. But are these virtues not enough for one girl? They are. Therefore the Junior Class is all perfect in itself. CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Sophomore Class Officers Margaret Aman President Willie Blount Vice-President Penelope Browne Secretary Florence Barklet Treasurer CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Sophomore Class Jewel Askew Ruby Bishop Letha Carter Agnes Cobb Lyndal Denny Lois Essex Ruby Horner Lizzie Jones Beatrice Joyner CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Sophomore Class Dorothy Long Clara McLean Edith Oakley Ruth Oakley Llcile Overby Doris Parker Ella Mae Parker Mildred Riggs Willia Thompson CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Freshman Class Officers Ruby Mitchell President Louise McDamel Vice-President Moella Askew Secretary Ethel Howell . . . Treasurer 42 CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Freshman Class Salle Allen Leah Andrews Vera Baker Susan Barnes Bernice Benthall Marjorie Bowles Ethel Britt Margaret Britt Mary Brumsey Maude Buchanan Millie Burden Flora Butler Lois Cale Schumann Cherry Myrla Chesson Missouri Darden Vida Dunning Annie Mabel Edwards Rock ie Lou Fleetwood Lucille Freeman Neva Flttrell Julia Grady vcy CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Freshman Class Evelyn Gunter Ada Harrell Goldie Harrell Mary Hoggard Arles Isenhower Christine Lawrence Alrei.ia Marry Lucille Pennington Mary Raynor Margaret Richmond Elizabeth Rogers Carrie Rountree Evelyn Samples Annie Sitton Bettie Spencer Mary Spencer Janie Vick Ethleen Vick Evelyn White Pauline Willis Qlljr matbnta raute, utynj talked tljrg sang, — Tennyson: The ' Princess. look ®om is Q njantzatumH CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE ©©KITH o ° CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Alathenian Literary Society Colors: Gold and White Flower: Narcissus Motto: Z A 2 Officers Edna Lassiter President Glenn Smith .... Vice-President Marietta Bridger Secretary Penelope Browne Treasurer Ella Mae Parker Critic Jewell Askew Censor Askew, Jewell Askew, Moella Barkley, Florence Barnes, Susan Benthall, Janet Benthall, Bernice Bishop, Ruby Britt, Margaret Britt, Ethel Burden, Millie Members Browne, Penelope Brumsey, Mary Bridger, Marietta Cherry, Schumann Essex, Lois Fleetwood, Rockie Lou Freeman, Lucille Horner, Ruby Harrell, Ada Harrell, Goldie Lawrence, Christine Lassiter, Edna Long, Dorothy Manson, Camilla McLean, Mrs. W. K. Mabry, Aurelia Mitchell, Ruby Oakley, Edith Parker, Mildred Parker, Ella Mae Rigcs, Mildred Rountree, Carrie Richmond, Margaret Smith, Glenn Snipes, Gertrude Souter, Beryl Spencer, Mary Spencer, Bettie V ' ick, Ethleen White, Evelyn Raynor, Mary Butler, Flora CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE CHOWANOKA TWENTY-F IVE CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Lucalian Literary Society Colors: Green and White Flower: Lily-of-the-Valley Motto: P A II Officers Thelma Peterson President Edna Mills rice-President Willie Blount ' Secretary Willia Thompson Treasurer Hilda Mathews Critic Hazel Griffin Critic Sallie Allen Margaret Aman Leah Andrews Vera Baker Willie Blount Helen Brett Maude Buchanan Lois Cale Letha Carter Estelle Carleton Members Acnes Cobb Myrla Chesson Lyndal Denny Ruth Oakley Lucille Overby Doris Parker Jessie Marie Parker Lucille Pennincton Thelma Peterson Elizabeth Rogers Evelyn Samples Annie Sitton Willia Thompson Rosalia Tolar Pauline Willis Ila Leary Thelma Draper Vida Dunninc Annie Mable Edwards Elsie Gordon Evelyn Gunter Julia Grady Ruth Wilkins Louise Fore Ethel Howell Mary Hocgard Arles Isenhower Beatrice Joyner Lizzie Jones Hilda Mathews Edna Mills Louise McDaniel CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Hilda Matthews President Glenn Smith Vice-President Thelma Draper Secretary Margaret Aman Treasurer R epresentatives Edna Lassiter Senior Ruth Wilkins Senior Rosalie Tolar Junior Lizzie Jones Sophomore Mary Bri msey Freshman IlI CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE STl DEXT GOVERNMENT COUNCIL CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Y. W. A. HE Y. W. A., organized in 1855, has done much to carry the gospel to the uttermost parts of the earth. The Fannie Knight Circle was named in honor of Chowan ' s first foreign missionary. The Madge Conwell Circle was named in honor of Madge Conwell, who is now doing missionary work in Mexico. Several mission study classes have been held during the year. Miss Dorothy Kellam, State College Correspondent, led a class in The Child and America ' s Future. Missionary pageants and programs have been given. Personal service has been carried on, social life emphasized, and spiritual life deepened through the Y. W. A. Y. W. A. Camp The Chowan College Y. W. A., or Ann Hasseltine Circle, had four representa- tives at the first Southwide Y. W. A. camp at Ridgecrest, June 17-27, 1924. Although • various colleges all over the South had representatives, Chowan was the only North Carolina college that had a delegation. The trips to Asheville, Sunset Mountain, Biltmore, Mt. Mitchell, and other well- known places made the camp life unusually interesting. Many worth-while lectures and mission study classes were given, and much inspiration was gained from the various State and South-wide leaders. Because of these mountain-top experiences, the Y. W. A. girls of the South have been singing, Y. V. A., how much you mean to me — Fellowship with girls so full of glee! Serious times, and wholesome fun — Listen, girls; — we ' ve just begun To tell you all the things we love to do; Words can ' t tell, so come and join us, too, Then you ' ll know just why we say, •Here ' s to Y. W. A. ' % CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Y. W. A. Cabinet Officers Estelle Carleton General President Helen Brett President Madge Conwell Circle Beatrice Joyner President Fannie Knight Circle Jessie Marie Parker Secretary Lois Essex Treasurer Members Thelma Peterson Thelma Draper Glenn Smith Mrs. R. E. Clark Edna Mills Acnes Cobb Ella Mae Parker Goldie Harrell Letha Carter Mrs. W. B. Edwards Dorothy Long Miss Lola Lou Smith CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE B. Y. P. ITs Jewell Askew General President Ella Mae Parker General lice-President Leah Andrews General Secretary Helen Brett .... General Corresponding Secretary Willi A Thompson General Treasurer Ila Learv General Chorister Nell Lawrence Union Willie Blount President Clara McLean Vice-President Lois Essex Secretary Agnes Cobb Treasurer Hilda Matthews Corresponding Secretary Evelyn White Chorister Group Captains Nell Browne Susan Barnes Ruth Wilkins Louise McDaniel Mattie Macon Norman Union Beryl Souter President Edna Mills Vice-President Edith Oakley Secretary Jessie M. Parker Treasurer Evelyn Gunter Corresponding Secretary Ruby Bishop Chorister Group Captains Rosalie Tolar Lyndal Denny Hazel Griffin Ruth Oakley 58 CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Student Volunteer and Life Service Bands Leah Andrews Leader of Volunteer Group Letha Carter Leader of Life Service Band Ethel Brett Estelle Carleton Julia Gradv Arles Isenhower Dorothy Long Louise McDaniel Glenn Smith Ruth Wilkins The Student Volunteer and Life Service Bands are made up of those students who are planning to do some sort of definite Christian service. The slogan of this group is, The evangelization of the world in this generation. CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE £UL© Program Part I Listen to the Lambs — Negro Spiritual Dett The Ensemble When the Honeymoon Wanes — Reading While Hilda Matthews Lily Bells Johns The Big Brown Bear Mana-Zucca The Ensemble Crimson Glow of Sunset Fades — Barcarolle, for Two Voices Root Evelyn White, Ruby Bishop, Sopranos Ella Mae Parker, Mildred Riggs, Accompanists A Song of India — From the Legend of Sadko Rimsky-Korsakoic The Ensemble A Fairy ' s Love Song — Soprano Solo Spross Nancy Parker A Chinese Lecend — Lyrics by Edward D. Naff Naff Sir Topas — An Ancient Tale — Lyrics by Dr. Chas. P. Weaver Naff The Ensemble Part II When Twilight Weaves — Arranged from the ' ' Minuet in G Beethoven Pecgy — Irish through and through Cox The Ensemble The Private Secretary — A Strange Identity Naff Janet Benthall, Thelma Peterson, Lyndal Denny, Berntce Benthall Hiawatha ' s Lullaby Heald By ' the Waters of Minnetonka Lieurance The Ensemble Three Loves — A Variety Sketch Naff Thelma Draper, Ethleen Vick, Ella Mae Parker Country Gardens — Piano Solo Grainger Thelma Peterson The Wind — Trio Spross Nancy Parker, Clara McLean, Beryl Souter Modern Hiawatha Bliss The Ensemble 60 CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Organization Edward D. Naff, Conductor ; Mary Clay Naff, Chaperon Thelma Peterson President Ella Mae Parker Secretary Thelma Draper Treasurer THE ENSEMBLE Thelma Peterson, Accompanist Section ' I Nancy Parker Lizzie Jones Edith Oakley Evelyn White Ruby Bishop Clara McLean Bernice Benthall Myrla Chesson Section II Florence Barkley Mary Spencer Mildred Riccs Bettie Spencer Letha Carter Hilda Matthews Janet Benthall Elsie Gordon Section III Beryl Souter Willie Blount Thelma Draper Lyndal Denny Ethleen Vick Beatrice Joyner Meryl Britton Ella Mae Parker 61 CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Chowan Orchestra Nela Knowles, Director Nela Knowles First J Camilla Manson First I Matilda Weaver First I Hazel Griffin Second J Edna Lassiter Second I Mrs. E. N. Nicholson Second I Mildred Pipkin Second I Ada Harrell Second F Mary Whitley Clarinet Doris Chitty Saxophone Ella Mae Parker Drums Inez Matthews Piano CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE c CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Athletic Association Edith Oakley President Lizzie Jones Vice-President Hazel Griffin Secretary Lucile Freeman Treasurer A Song of the Best (Tune: Polly Wolly Doodle All Day ' A cannibal king, with a big nose ring, Once loved a Zulu maid. And every night, when the moon was bright, Across the canal he ' d wade To hug and kiss his dusky miss While under the greenwood tree. And when they met, they sang a duet That went like this to me: There are schools in the North, There are schools in the South, There are schools in the East and West; But Chowan College, the home of true knowl- edge, Is the one that we love best. Chowan! Chowan! It ' s the best school in the land ! If you want an education, Lots of fun and recreation, Come and join our happy band. When you ' re up, you ' re up — . When you ' re down, you ' re down — When you ' re up against Chowan You ' re upside down ! How we love ol ' Chowan College! Uh— hum! Uh— hum! How we love ol ' Chowan College, Just to see her colors fly — Ch — hum! Ch — hum! 6+ VVo CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE COLLEGE TEAM Mary Burmsey . Lizzie Jones . . Willia Thompson Mary Raynor . . Edna Mills . . Varsity Center Foru-ard . Right Forward . Left Forward . Right If ' ing . . Left If ' ing Soccer Edith Oakley Center Halfback Beatrice Joyner .... Right Halfback Myrla Chesson Left Halfback Ruth Wilkins Right Fullback Aurelia Mabry Left Fullback Thelma Peterson Goal Guard V , CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Resume of the Athletics of the Year HE soccer season ended with a mighty flourish on Thanksgiving Day. Speaking in the manner of sports editors, the Junior-Freshman team pulled off the honors and won the banner. All the teams, however, showed good form. At the time this goes to press the personnel of the basketball team is still somewhat undecided. The Freshmen have accepted the challenges of several high school teams, and our basketeers are confident of victory. Since Mohammed mav not go to the mountain, the mountain, in this case, is coming to Mohammed; for plans are on foot to bring the champions of each county together here in a tournament to play off the championship of Northeastern Carolina. A universal cause for rejoicing is the fact that a heating system is being installed in our large new swimming pool. Aquatic sports and novelty races will then be in order for the remainder of the term. It is too early to prophesy the results of the track season; but suffice it to say that the records of last year will be smashed and new ones set in nearly every event. The athletic director, in fact, expresses herself as being ' well pleased with the enthusiasm shown in all the sports and classroom work. Freshman Basketball Teams The members of the two teams are: I. Rockie Lou Fleetwood Center Ethel Howell Centei Annie Mable Edwards .... Forward Lucille Freeman Forward Ada Harrei.i Guard Bernice Be nth all Guard II. Margaret Richmond Center Ruby Mitchell Center Mvrla Chesson Forward Millie Burden Forward Goldie Harrell Guard Mary Brumsey Guard Substitutes Mary Raynor Betty Spencer Arles Isenhower Vida Dunning Sophomore Basketball Teai Jewell Askew Center Clara McLean Center Edith Oakley Forward Lizzie Jones . . Beatrice Toyner Willie Blount Forward . Guard ■ Guard Willia Thompson Substitutes Ella Mae Parker Lois Essex Junior-Senior Basketball Tt Edna Mills Center Thelma Draper Center Hilda Matthews Forward Hazel Griffin . . Thelma Peterson Ruth Wilkins . . Forward ■ Guard ■ Guard Substitute Estelle Carleton Glenn Smith CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE — I hold to the opinion, as I walk my way along. That living ' s made of laughter and good fellowship and song. ' ' The day with golden sunshine and with skies of lovely blue Was surely made for hiking, and for picnic dinners, too; The smell of coffee boiling, or the sizzling of the meat, The challenge of the out-of-doors, no one could fail to greet. Their knickers then they all put on, the Chowan girls so gay, And match their sporting spirit with the glory of the day. But there come times when ill forebodes such wondrous days of fun. And Chowan girls in things like this can never be outdone. So old King Can is heralded — the best that ever was — When mingled with the eats that come from all their ma ' s and pa ' s. It matters not what Jove decides shall be their lot that day — There ' s always time for a bit o ' food, no matter what they say. BERYL SOUTER, ' 26. ' XCcC, CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE rOo CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE My Own Dear Sweet Ckowan When I ' m a wrinkled grandmama, And wear a little shawl ; When bedtime comes a-creeping, The children I will call ; And when they ask a story I ' ll tell of days agone, When I was young and went to school At my beloved Chowan. Chowan, Chowan, Chowan ! I ' ll teach them to love thee. Chowan, Chowan, Chowan! The greatest little college, The sweetest fount of knowledge In all the world to me! And when my namesakes start to school And learn their A, R, C, And bring their spellers with them To learn at grandmama ' s knee, I ' ll start them out w ith one good word To help them all along, And spell it o ' er and o ' er again — My own dear sweet Chowan ! And when my girls are all full-grown, With aspirations great, And talk of A.B. or B.S. They ' ll all matriculate At that old school I love so dear They ' ve heard of all along; And learn to love and cherish, too, My own dear sweet Chowan ! CHARLES P. WEAVER. ,D- CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE DAUGHTERS AND GRANDDAUGHTERS AT CHOWAN ' kP CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE LOCAL CLUB VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA CLUB 72 CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE PEP CLUB CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE CHO WAN FRIVOLITIES O CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE ITRTH CLUB Ruth Wilkins President Glenn Smith Vice-President Elsie Gordon Secretary Rockie Lou Fleetwood .... Treasurer Under the efficient guidance of the mathematics instructor, Miss Minnie W. Caldwell, the Math Club has been the means of making a difficult subject interesting and closely related to life. In the meetings problems and puzzles are worked out, debates on the contributions of mathematicians are conducted, unique proofs are presented, and papers are written on important mathematicians. Especially are we interested when we can find a woman who has won fame in this line. The fact that the cross-word puzzle has been allowed entrance proves that the club keeps up with the times. Even in mathematics we believe that all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Therefore, social life is part of our work. The Teacher Training League Estelle Carleton President Mrs. Frances Pennington . Vice-President Pauline Willis . Mrs. W. K. McClean Miss Lola Lou Smith . . . . Secretary Treasurer Instructor The Teacher Training League is composed of all the stu- dents who are taking courses in psychology and education, including the special teachers ' class from downtown. In the monthly meetings of the League problems of education are dis- cussed ; the aims and purposes of education are put before the prospective teachers and through these programs a broader and a deeper meaning, as well as the newer phases of edu- cation, are being realized. Through the assembling of the classes composed of the college students and the experienced teachers much interest and great enthusiasm is being mani- fested bv the members of this organization in the broader pur- poses of education and the greater personal interest in the individual to be developed by the teacher according to the newer educational ideas and ideals. The Teacher Training League was organized for social purposes and professional instruction. However, the programs have been quite varied and the weiner roasts and hikes to the delightful picnic places have been greatly enjoyed, as well as the lectures and various literary features of the programs. CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE CI assies Club The Latin Department of Chowan College has organized itself into a Classics Club, the first of its kind ever organized in the college. All organizations must have a purpose, and thev live no longer than their purpose lives. The purpose of this club is primarily to stimulate interest in the Latin department; secondarily, to create interest in the study of Latin in the high schools of the territory served by Chowan College, and in the third place, to keep in touch with the Latin departments of other colleges and universities of our country. The club meets regularly each month, at which time some phase of Roman life and customs is discussed. An attempt is made to disabuse the minds of students that not only the Latin language is dead, but that the Romans were not a living people when they spoke the language. The attempt has been successful to the greatest degree. Soon the club hopes to prepare costumes for and stage a Latin play. Le Cercle Francais holds frequent meetings during the year as auxiliary work to the French Department. The club offers the opportunity of acquainting the students with the games, songs, and customs of the French people. It purposes to develop an interest in the literature of France, in the life of the French, and in speaking French. The officers of Cercle Francais are: Edna LASSITER President Hazel Griffin rice-President Ella Mae Parker Secretary and Treasurer Jewell Askew Chairman of Program Committee Elizabeth Rogers Reporter CLUB- ESPANOL Club Espanol is open to all students who have completed their first year in Spanish. It is the purpose of the club to promote interest in the life of Spain and in Spanish literature. The officers of Club Espanol are: Marietta Bridcer President Margaret Aman Vice-President Penelope Brown Secretary and Treasurer Hilda Matthews Chairman of Program Committee CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE DRAMATICS iO ° CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE The Chowanian . N-CThursA-n. .Werner 13. 1924 MORE THAN ELEVEN The Brow, Udj I THOUSAND ALREADY Back 0n Job A « a GIVEN ENDOWMENT . ' wSsTotWK 1 !! P ' 10 10 ' ' - At Lea st Expected Time, Mount The Platform And Announce Tyrannical Authority CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Estelle Carleton Best All-Round Marietta Bridger Prettiest Beryl Souter Most Capable Hilda Matthews Most Popular Willia Thompson. Most Attractive Edith Oakley Best Athlete Margaret Aman Cleverest f ' ' % .. ■ ' $ ' :■■ ' ' ■Maa . 4 34 -«« 3T :kP j+A CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE O Sleep! (Shades of Sophomore English) When I do ope my eyes to morning ' s mist, And hear the wind go whistling ' round the eaves; When I do view the window pane, frost-kist, And dimly through it see the barren trees; When everything is still as still can be, And even the birds have not begun to sing, When everyone is fast asleep but me, With not a care of what the day may bring, Then do I grieve because the daylight came To take away the joys of sleep and rest, Since duties of each day are just the same And must be done though they ' re devoid of zest. Yet we in life our courage still must keep And falter not just for the want of sleep. Lois Essex, ' 27. O 5 CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE vV o CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE - CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Eunice McDowell Alumnae Association of Chowan College Officers Eunice McDowell President Una White Vice-President Mrs. O. P. Snipes Secretary Mrs. T. B. Wynn Treasurer D-y CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE Our Youngest Alumnae, Class of 24 Jannie Ward, Rose Hill, N. C— Her name should have been Violet; for that flower is not so shy nor sweet as our Jannie. Rather, she typifies II Pensieroso : ' ' Sober, steadfast, and demure. , , Willie Mae Morton, Ahoskie, N. C— Bill would have been a second Ellen Terry had not her taste been for masculine roles and attire. She is big enough to be a match for any man; and so, who chooseth her must give and hazard all he hath. Christie Whitley (Mrs. Louis J. Brett), Como, N. C— Christie has left us behind to venture into matrimony. The same makes us feel more than ever like old maids. We miss her eulogies on Louis. Katherine Fleetwood, Hertford, N. C— The William Jennings Bryan of the Class of 2+— a free thinker, clever, independent, and always in the midst of things. Quite incidentally, she is pretty and attractive. Gladiola Parker, Gates, N. C— She who, as president of the Student Government, made us unflinchingly walk the straight and narrow path, we fear has most easily succumbed to Cupid ' s dart. Gladiola, don ' t trust these men! Camilla Manson, Dayton Beach, Fla. — Camilla is really so dainty and small, We can ' t be sure that she is at all. She ' s the cleverest nut in 2+ ' s class; So we won ' t ever quarrel if she is a wee lass. Mrs. Mabel Boyette, Murfreesboro, N. C— In the days of famine, scripturally speaking, we were bountifully fed by our married classmate. Needless to say, the way to our hearts is not far different from that to man ' s. Mary Henry Lewis, Kerr, N. C. — None can excel Mary Henry in crushing; Just Mademoiselle will set her to blushing. Nevertheless, she was a true friend to all her crushes. Nancy Parker, Murfreesboro, N. C. — Nancy soars to heights sublime on the wings of song and in everyday life, too. She is always up in the air about something. Her voice will be her fortune vet. William K. McLean ( Bill ), Potecasi, N. C— Our co-ed— look at him, and don ' t blame us for our broken hearts. Whv broken? He ' s married! CHOWANOKA CO? TWENTY-FIVE The Last Word Creep into thy little white bed ; Creep, and let no more be said. Draw the covers round you tight — Brown Lady visits you tonight. Let the long contention cease; You will sooner, then, gain peace; All your struggles wrought in vain, Freedom sweet once more to gain. Rustle! Rustle! then a moan; Ghosts come rattling with a groan. All is dark, and no escape Comes to free you from your fate. Creep from out thy little bed; Creep, and let no more be said. Come with spirits on a roam, Come and enter spirits ' home. Place thy form on that cold tomb. See! That ghost will give you room, Glad a little while to rest From the warmless, damp earth ' s breast. Ah! You, too, will fill a space, And the meat will leave your face, With nothing, only rattling bones, For those college girl neurones. Now, go creep into your bed ; Creep, and let no more be said. Brown Lady leaves you; yet she moans, For a year I ' ll rest my bones. BERYL SOUTER, ' 26. V n CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE 1848 1925 CHOWAN COLLEGE 77 YEARS OLD 77 YEARS STRONG 77 YEARS THE SERVANT of NORTH CAROLINA BAPTISTS INVITES YOU TO SEND HER YOUR DAUGHTERS In Order That They May Be Trained for the Larger Christian Life WRITE FOR CATALOGUE CHAS. P. WEAVER, Ph.D., President MURFREESBORO. N. C. CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE HERTFORD MOTOR COMPANY R. B. WATSON Service a Pleasure Dodge Brothers Motor Cars Graham Brothers Trucks Dependable Telephone 74 CHOWAN COLLEGE USES A DODGE CAR Dr c H. Chamberlain DENTIST Offic s Fi st National Bank Building MURFREESBORO. N. C. Dr. L. M. Futrell College Physician H. H. Holland W. S. Beamon HOLLAND AND BEAMON CO. Coal. Hay, Grain Plaster Lime, Cement, Etc. POCAHONTAS SMOKELESS STEAM COAL Standard Domestic Coals SUFFOLK. VIRGINIA o ° CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE FIRST NATIONAL BANK MURFREESBORO, N. C. MURFREESBORO ' S LARGEST BANK Strength to Serve the Large Depositor Plus a Cordial Willingness to Serve the Smaller One The Welcome Bank J. A. CAMPBELI President R. C. Benthall lice-President R. A. Axgell Vice-President Chas. R. Storey Cashier George H. Campbell Assistant Cashier Herman H. Babb Assistant Cashier KO CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE BANK OF AHOSKIE The Old Reliable Established 1905 STRONG IN MONEY MEN AND METHODS AHOSKIE, N. C. A BUSY STORE IN A BUSY TOWN Because we have tried to keep in tune with increasing demands of our cus- tomers and, if anything, to anticipate their needs in advance, this store can well be called The Busy Store. It has kept us busy providing the service, goods and quality demanded by the buying public. WE SERVE ALL THE FOLKS No matter what the customer wants of a character to be handled by the largest of Department Stores, The Busy Store keeps its stocks to the point where it can fill the needs. Everything for the home and every- body in it. Also Grocery Department in connection. GEROCK ' S The Busy Store. Ahoskie, N. C. Young for Quality College Stationery Engraved Invitations Engraved Personal Cards Leather Novelties Wedding Invitations and An- nouncements Favors and Novelties Class and Society Jewelry Dance Programs Felt Banners and Pillows YOUNG COLLEGE AND FRATERNITY SUPPLIES 5 3 West Jackson Boulevard CHICAGO Qk CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE EVERYTHING IN DRUGS Quality — Service — Satisfaction QUALITY COMES FIRST We Have It SERVICE COMES NEXT We Give It SATISFACTION IS WHAT YOU WANT We Guarantee It First to have registered pharmacist in Ahoskie or Hertford County. Send us your prescriptions. Phone or mail orders filled promptly. UNSURPASSED FOUNTAIN SERVICE Everybody Feels at Home Come Often COPELAND DRUG CO. R. R. COPELAND, Pk.B The Prompt and Efficient Pharmacy The Rexall Store TELEPHONE 4 3 AHOSKIE. N. C. CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE THE WOMAN ' S WEAR SHOPPE A REMARKABLE SHOWING OF COATS. DRESSES, MILLINERY Coats — Of the latest styles and shades and of the latest materials. Attractively priced. Dresses — Distinctly different and above the ordinary in beauty and smartness in all the latest styles, shades and materials, and at very reasonable prices. Millinery — A delightful collection of ultra smart Summer Hats in both large and small models, featuring the leading shades and shapes for Misses and Matrons. We Undersell All JOHN A. BRITTON Located beside the Farmers-Atlantic Bank AHOSKIE. NORTH CAROLINA Keep the Home Fires Burning But don ' t let the home fires burn your home without having some good old line insurance. The winter season brings with it the increased fire risk to your home, store, shop or factory. ARE YOU FULLY PROTECTED? Do Not Wait Until You Smell Smoke. Insure Noiv W. L. CURTIS — B. C. COBB THE CITIZENS INSURANCE AND REALTY COMPANY AHOSKIE. N. C. Fire insurance, automobile, fire, theft, liability and property damage insurance, burglary and hold-up insurance, health and accident insurance. In fact, all kinds of INSURANCE AND BONDS. Let Us Write Your Insurance and Bonds CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE THE PEOPLES BANK MURFREESBORO. N. C. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $37,500.00 OFFICERS D. C. Barnes, President U. Vaughan, Vice-President Stanley Winborne, Vice-President Robt. J. Britton, Cashier W. Gary Parker, Assistant Cashier E. Stanley Britt, Teller CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE E. C. SMITH CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER FRANKLIN, VIRGINIA SHOP AT THE SHOPPING CENTER WYNN BROTHERS Murfreesboro ' s Greatest Store COMPLIMENTS OF ROSES 5 AND 10 CENT STORE FRANKLIN. VIRGINIA CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE J. N. VANN 8 BROTHER AHOSKIE. N. C. Hardware Farm Implements Lime Cement Roofing Paint THERE IS NO MERCHANDISE That is offered the public that is more susceptible of misrepre- sentation or dishonesty in man- ufacture than jewelry. Go to a Reliable House for your Class and Fraternity Pins and Rings, etc. SCHWARTZ KIRWIN « FAUSS 26-28 Barclay Street NEW YORK CITY. N. Y. HERTFORD COUNTY HERALD AHOSKIE, NORTH CAROLINA Only Local Newspaper Published in County Holder of Silver Loving Cup Given by North Carolina Press Association To the Best All-Round Weekly or Semiweekly News- paper in the State. EMBOSSING— PRINTING— ENGRAVING A shop that makes SERVICE and QUALITY its constant goal in the production of every Printing. Embossing or Engraving job it produces. Special attention given to group orders for ENGRAVED VISITING CARDS Vinson ft Parker, Owners CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE WOMEN AND BUSINESS The conspicuous place taken by women in the business world today can never be changed. She has become an important link in modern affairs. This Bank has the honor to extend a cordial greeting to women patrons— they will receive every courtesy and accommo- dation here. Our Officers will make a particular point of tendering helpful information or advice in reference to financial prob- lems upon request. There ' s Always a Cordial Welcome Here for Students of Chowan College FARMERS-ATLANTIC BANK AHOSKIE, NORTH CAROLINA Largest Bank in the Roanoke- Chowan Section pj° CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE R. T DANIELS General Contractor PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED WELDON, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF FARBER AND JOSEPHSON MEN AND BOYS OUTFITTERS WELDON. N. C. GUS PAPPAS WELDON. N. C. Up-to-Date Cafe Opposite Union Station Food of the Best Served Right and Cooked Right Give Us a Trial lO- 3 CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE A BIG TOWN FURNITURE STORE WITHOUT THE BIG TOWN EXPENSE SAWYER-BROWNE COMPANY Incorporated AHOSKIE. N. C. This House of Furniture and Home Furnishings was established to provide for the Roanoke-Chowan territory a place in easy reach of the Furniture shopper, saving time and expense in trips to the big cities, and at the same time being able to give better values by reason of its location in a town where rents and other expenses incident to conducting a large business do not cause inflated prices. We can deliver to your door any article of Furniture or Home Furnishings that you can buv in the larger cities. You are invited to come to our store and see the high-class line we handle. SAWYER-BROWNE COMPANY Incorporated Where Quality Is Not Expensive AHOSKIE. N. C. SEABOARD DRUG CO. ' Prescription Druggists ' Druggists ' Supplies Fine Toilet Articles SEABOARD DRUG CO. SEABOARD. N. C. W. C. MERCER Dentist AHOSKIE. N. C. KITCHIN HOWELL PALM CAFE Good Eats for College Girls MURFREESBORO. N. C. Q$ CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE FOR SER VICE AND LOW PRICES GOTO SEWELL GROCERY CO. FOR CONFECTIONERIES GROCERIES FRUITS and FRESH MEATS We Have Just Installed a New Delivery Truck and Are Now in Position to Give Quick Deliveries Anywhere in Town Telephone 30 SEWELL GROCERY CO. J. M. SEWELL. Manager MURFREESBORO. N. C. CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE We Manufacture COTTON SEED PRODUCTS We Produce HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS We Operate EIGHT STAND GINNERY We Supply ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND POWER If We Can Serve You, Let Us Know It BERTIE COTTON OIL COMPANY Established 1909 AULANDER. N. C. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $115,000.00 OO CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE FOUR THINGS COME NOT BACK Four things come not back: The spoken word; The sped arrow; Time past; The neglected opportunity. — Saying of Omar. THE NEGLECTED OPPORTUNITY Can you look back to last year, or last month, or last week, and think of opportunities now forever gone? TIME PAST Those weeks and months and years cannot be recalled. It is useless to brood over them, except to permit the expe- riences of the past to be a teacher and guide for the future. One of the opportunities open before you today is that of saving — saving every penny that you can. Our Savings Department offers you four per cent interest, compounded quarterly, upon your savings. BANK OF AULANDER Established 1906 AULANDER. NORTH CAROLINA CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $100,000.00 CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THIS ANNUA L by MANNING SPARTANBURG. SOUTH CAROLINA VS- r, CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE A WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT Revelle ' s Drug Store The place where you can meet your friends and get the best of DRINKS. ICE CREAMS CIGARS AND DRUGS Our Motfo, SERVICE Revelle ' s Drug Store WINSTON AND MATTHEWS Lawyers Rooms 1 and 3 Winston Building WINDSOR. N. C. D. L. Myers 8 Co. Jewelers Watches. Clocks. Jewelry. Cut-Glass Silverware, etc. Repairing a Specialty Write for Catalog AHOSKIE. N. C. HERRING ' S GARAGE FORD DEALER AULANDER NORTH CAROLINA E. BRETT MAPLETON, NORTH CAROLINA DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE and Buyer of Country Produce Peanuts a Specialty C. G. POWELL Dentist Office: Rooms 2 and 3 Farmers- Atlantic Bank Bldg. AHOSKIE, N. C. Phone 21 TWENTY-FIVE ' CHOWANOKA The Oldest and Best NICHOLSON ' S DRUG STORE A COMPLETE LINE OF DRUGS AND SUNDRIES Our Fountain Service Cannot Be Surpassed A Complete Line of the Best Candies Cigars and Cigarettes The Most Complete Line of Toilet Articles in the City We Give Special Attention to Chowan College Patronage FOR YOUR AUTOMOBILE WE OWN AND OPERATE NICHOLSON ' S SERVICE STATION Texaco Products, Goodyear Tires, and the Best of Service Give Us a Trial and Be Convinced E. N. NICHOLSON TELEPHONE 37 MURFREESBORO, N. C. KO CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE COE ' S PLACE SODAS, CANDIES. TOBACCOS. DRUGS TOILET ARTICLES You Want Them? We Have the Best Stop Here for Rest or Service While in Aulander WHITMANS CANDY HOLLINGSWORTHS CANDY ROSCOE BURDEN, Proprietor Kelford Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Inc. BOTTLERS OF ( £( !( Under Coca-Co Exclusive License for The Company of Allanla, Georgia Also Bottlers of HIGH-CLASS SODAS GINGER ALE, ETC. KELFORD. NORTH CAROLINA Liverman G? Underwood Barber Shop Ground Floor, First National Bank Murfreesboro, North Carolina Ladies ' Wox i a Specially Stanley Winborne ATTORNEY AT LAW Murfreesboro, North Carolina m CHOWANOKA TWENTY-FIVE liBaassaiiX HIM ft f complefe orq aniz afion of college ' annuo! experts ' assurinq wuQualifYEngravinqs.Prompt Delivery, Helpful Cooperation and Personal Interest in each Qna every ' annual produced. CAPITOL ENGRAVING CO. NASHVILLE TENNESSEE C3 THIS BOOK PRINTED BY BENSON COLLEGE ANNUAL HEADQUARTERS CHOWANOKA crcX © ' TWENTY-FIVE Lest We Forget KO°