Southern Nazarene University - Arrow Yearbook (Bethany, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 73 of the 1924 volume:

W Ilan W llllllllh .ull In N nuuguuur Q . lullljgulul 'N IIIIIMITIIII CWS MM Q 365 i Be Stronq Be Strong: P We are not here to play, to dream, to drift, We have hard Work to do and loads to lift, Shun not the struggleg face it, 'Tis Gods gift. Maltbie D. Babcock. KG! wi? 555 . ' 1 - K ha da.. gl tv Ax - Q : 6 p 'I . - N. k 4- fx 'I vu- 11 -, 1 QQQAI' I 'QQ I Cl' e Jlrrow Dol. IL W, Published bq the student'-bodq of Bethanq-Peniel College at BGTLGIII1, Oldahoma JESSIE LYNN CREECH, . Editor JOHNNY KATHERIN JERNIGAN Business M anager. A R'-vm V it N - ' ' .I fgfpx V N. 'Inga 'eil - 1 Q 2 4 -' Q gem ray 5 J 4 ' 5- ' 1 HI EEQM Qeqdhe Jlrroup V2 N -: -V - X I -' fafflx, 1,5 V- - ,s 'Q ,Ik ,VV , , A ,L1'S?iVf-Qg illw . -,,, V V 3 gil f' -5' f' ' V' I V - lv, W ,. .xV,V,ff.V 4. VS., . . 4,-.,::-V-,:. ' . g V 1 .V V , y,,V.,:,' ' ,V ,, VV L, :V x 5+ .V-.V,,. ., Q, ,y V- -V .V,,,1p,.f. V W J, . Qi- , ,, , , i ,vw V. A , 1, I -V V 1, VA. , -f'Q5.:V'w.'M.:4 V41 .- - 'V4'fV+ V- -1 V V, ,f ,yi V. 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Under his competent leadership, Bethany-Peniel Col- lege is making rapid progress in every department. The enrollment in general is larger, While that of the College department has almost doubled since last year. Every student has the utmost respect and highest re- gard for our beloved president. 1924 xec:a Cfho Jlrroua GW ' CHARLES ALLEN MCCONNELL, A. B., Dean of Theology. To one Whose daily Walk is in a realm above the common trend, vet tangible to all. To one Whose very life calls for nobler thought and Whose Words are ever Weighted with that wonderful something that says Live True , we dedicate this Annual. 1 1 5 5 1924 WB Cfho Jlrrow iw was B F. NEELY B. Ph. B. O. Business Manager. Bethany-Peniel College has established a reputation in its business ' affairs. It has adopted a conservative method: a policy which will allow for a steady growth of the school and yet not plunge it into unreasonable debt. This year the College was paid entirely out of debt. a distinction that no other school in the Nazarene Connection has. Rev. B. P. Neely, the new business manager is a man of unquestioned business ability. He has performed the duties of his new office in an efficient manner and will .undoubtedly prove a success in this capacity. Boar of Cfrusteos H. L. SHORT, President B. F. NEELY, Treasurer L. M. MAY, Secretary MARK WHITNEY G. E. WADDLE A, C. SMITH J. HAMP WILLIS ,, C. B. JERNIGAN S. H. OWENS A. BEAVER P. W. JoHNsoN J. T. UPCHURCH R. M. PARKS W. E. HILL Cla QM -8- 1924 A u..ML ' H la.--'JEL mf f'l!f !f, 3 E Q N g blbnu ',--,. .-:iE,,, Ag... ,,.5,..:- Wai KXMQXX K X Facultq M f sb- ,,,, f X Hy, ji q ulyk V Agn X 16 -N Cfhe Jlrrow 3956? W5 S. S. WHITE, M. A.: B. D.: B, O, L. M. MAY, A. B.: B. S., in Education, Professor of Philosophy. Dean Professor of Religious Education. Af B. Peniel College: B. D. Drew A. B. Bethany-Peniel College: B. S. Theological Seminry: M. A. Brown in Education Phillips University. University: B. O. Beth1ny4Peniel 1 College. C A. MCCONNELL, A. B. M. A. W1LsoN, A. B.. M. A. - Dean of Theofogy Professor of Educationx A. B. Peniel College. A. B. Pasadena College: M A. Uni- versity of Southern California. -10- 1924 Cfhe Jlrrow 3 H S-Qg.fWl' 11'- J- 5- SIMPSTJN' A Br MRS. M. JEWELL VJILSON. A. B. Professor of Lcmfruaqes professor of English A. B. Bethany-Peniel College. A' B' Pasidena College- MRS. A. K. BP-ACKEN, A. B- Miss NORIQNE SOUTHALL. A. B. Professor of Mathematic: P1-Qfgsgof of Higgofg A. B- Greenville C0ll28?3 Gffduate A. B. Oklahoma City College. Student cf Cklahcma Uniyersfy. , 1924 Cfho Jlrrow 2656? 1. F MRS. ERA BoTTs GILMORE, B, MUS. Miss ANNIE E. MONTGOMERY, A. B., B. O. Difgcfof of Music Director of Department of Expression B, Mug, Penigl Conservatory Of A. Bethany-Pefliel College: Music: Graduate Student of Bernice Meridian School Of EXPf2SSiOn: Grad- Riqe, Qklahomg City, uate Student of Boston School of Expression. , , . :ESM i r fit., fir if Zgggzqj ,V L .A V 1 . ff . 1 MRS. EVA MAY MISS JOHNNY JERNIGAN - Dzrector of Voice Piano and Violin Diploma, Bethany-Peniel Collegeg Student of Matz Violin School, Okla- Craduate Student Hart School of Mu' homa City: Teacher's Certificate sic. Enid: Graduate Student of Mrs. Nazarene College. Hancox, Oklahoma City. QM ., 1924 HI Cfhe Jlrrow MRS. DOVIE HYDEN Principal of Sub-Preparatory School. MISS JESSIE LYNN CREECH 'MISS ANNA LOGUE Domestic Science and Art Malrorz Graduate of Northwestern State Normal. 'sie make 'U-' 1924 GW 'WSE Cfhe Jlrrow new Q Cl' o Our be ovecl Jl ma Mater Crowned with praise, by sons and daughters, Whom thy memory holds dearg Robed with light by God the Father, Thou hast naught of ill to fear. Thou hast molded, thou hast fashioned, Men of courage, zeal and might: M-en who dare to stand and battle 'Gainst all wrong for God and right. Thy light from God hast ne'er darkened By the sagest thought of many Thou hast kept thy sky light polishedg Thou hast traced God in His plan. Thou art planted, firmly planted, God Himself doth water thee, Making thee to bud and blossom, And bear fruit eternally. r Up then, Onward! ever onward, With Christ's banner in the vang Let thy sons and daughters number As the stars or ocean sand. Every son and daughter bearing The imprint of thine own self: Holin-ess of heart and living, Thy full heritage and wealth. Hail then Bethany-Peniell We thy worthy praise will sing 'Till we meet in glad reunion 'Round the throne of Christ our King. Then with all thy children gathered Home upon that peaceful shore, Let the trophies we have gathered Be thy crown for evermore. -W. B. George. by QM ,1141 1924 - X :Q A V E Q E, zxxwxccxxxxxv' X bax A College X x D Vi ,ir bg 'ii f x J 2 QQ , 'H - f E 5x 5? f ,, H Cfho Jlrrow 3055252 325 Coiie e Seniors JESSIE CREECH 'Centleness is a charming grace, That wins its way through strife, And gives the soul a radiance That shines throughout its life . MOODY CAMPBELL The rank is but the guinea's stamp The man's the gowd for a' that . W. NI. MCCLURE His life is gentle, and the elements so mixed in him. That nature might stand up and say to all the World, 'That is a man. DR. N. E. WOOD Finds tongues in trees, books in the running brooks., sermons in stones, and good in everything. i F i i i 3069322 T :gg -16- 1.924 Bei . T . Cfho Jlrrow GW WE Colle o Juniors IRA E. BRAY, Ava, Mo. A good face is a letter of recommendation, and a good heart is a letter of credit. NANCY KEMPER. Bethany A sunny 'disposition is the very soul of success. MARGARET JERNIGAN, Bethany An ounce of cheerfulness is worth a pound of sadness. WALTER GARRETT, Hanblin, Texas. There are some silent people who are more V interesting than the best talkers. ELLA MUNSINGER, Her Ways are of pleasantness, Her paths are paths of peace. , MATTILEE NEELY, Bethany A charming voice is pleasing to the ear. RUTH STOCKTON, Bethany Good sense and good nature are never separated. ZONABEL NEELY, Bethany Good humor is health to the soul. l' 'I Sw HS -W-' 1924 al Cfho Jlrrow CW WDBQQ Gy. Junior Colfoqo Graduates VERA SEARS, Bethany As fair as a star, when only one in shining in the sky. OLAN MOORE. Bethany He was in logic a great critic Profoundly skilled in analytic . JAMES GARNER. Altus A thoughtful man is he The history shark of B. P. C. . LETITA WISLER, Bethany A merry heart maketh a cheer- ful countenance. NETTIE JANE SHUMATE Clovis, New Mexico Nor has she ever chanced to know That ought was easier than to bless . NlADIE MCCLESKY A perfect Woman nobly planned To Warn, to comfort, and com- mand . MRS. VERA MCCORMICK, Beaumont, Texas She hath the art of saying ap- propriate words in a kindly way - that is never out of fashion . H. L. BAILEY, Yukon Secret and self-contained, his life has no day misspentn. W. B. GEORGE. Bethany Will makes a way even through i seeming impossibilitiesn. LOIS CLAYTON. Jonesboro, La. 1 Of boys and their handsome 1 looks I thought not being busy with my books . HS -m-. 1924 Ml Cl' he Jlrrouv GW Colleqe Freshmen . 74.-4... f .ngqsgf-'g1r.'-gV'1..'.P' 7.5.2 - -1-.mg 13.-w .gs1312353h7r: z',nf:'.::?,5:rm ' pc asm- r.Sf+i .1. '+.:'f:'.P:.5:ff'4.:,a2:f:-1 :2.:- 54' fp ,rim 'Q-'V:2I2.. '.'.::ff-V ef.,'I'f fr .Mm V . ,-'wi ,.5V:V',V-.Veg , -Vj'.1:4Q3f?5ks.-mV:. 'V XM'-,v 1 V' V. 'zf-Jai, Bgfyff''fjiii,-iss'-2-Qgs-rV,vr,'f:,:f,g34yVi',5fa,pg15-3,'VV.,e,Q.- 1 .azi -. - :11H ti,,:r3? 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' , Bethany A form more fair, a face more sweet, Ne'er hath it been my lot to meet. RUTH SECRIST, Woodward Gentle unassuming and meek . IRVIN MARTIN, Knox City, Texas He makes friends with everyone he meets. PERN HooK, Bethany Quiet as a mouse, understood through her personality. ELVA ECKEL, Lincoln, Neb. Shy modesty is a candle to her merit . LORELLE I-IOOVER, Illinois Bend, Texas Better to be slow than hasty . FRED SWAN, ' Sapulpa Everybody's friend, nobody's enemy. BERTHA PAYNE Her excellent spirit portrays the Christ life . ALBERT PAIN, Bethany The deed I intend is great, but what, as yet I know not . Louise RUDY, I Alva Pond of life and all the good it holds. ' JOHN MANNING Admired by all who know him. Success shall surely follow him forever . MARION DOWNS, Dodsdnuille, Tex. Precious packages in small bund- les come . INA I-IICKS, Bethany The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. T 1 QE mi -.2 Zi 1924 Cfhe Jlrrow W5 'Jloademu Seniors JOSEPH GARSEE. Alexandria. La. A Christian is God Almighty's gentleman . IRMA BLACK, . Bethany A sweet attractive sort of grace. l..ELA DILLINGHANI, Ollld. Clly A happy heart makes a bloom- ing Visage . JOE HYDEN, Srralforfl He fools all of the teachers some of the time and most of the teach- ers all the time . LORAINE NEELY. Bethany She tells you flatly what her mind is . BESSIE ALGIRE Her behaviour is all sensible . ETHEL HICKEY. Oklahoma City A quiet tongue shows a wise head . ELZY GALBRAITH, HOll1's School problems never worry me, I take them as they come . SIBYL HOOPER, Oklahoma City Just being happy is a fine thing . VERNON HOWARD, Bethany I'd rather be called a stiff than a flirt . OPAL BURNS, Garden City, Kans, Though modest and gentle she rules her own mind . OLA WEBSTER. Bethany As true she is as she has proved herself . MAE BOWMAN Waurika Whence is thy learning? Hath thy toil, over books consumed the midnight oil? VALLIE HAGGARD U You never do what you're going to do in this life . MURRAY DODSON, Dodsonuille, Texas Though a trombonist, he's a man for a' that. EDNA MAE MCKINNEY. Peniel, Texas She ,brings sunshine as she comes and leaves it as she goes . .,., at . ,fWf 'V ff, . S ,Mfg V i' I ' 'W ni - V ' C 1:1-5 727 ' 1 ,f ' 1 7 ia 7 f 'Z ff! is d f 7 I 4, 9 f- .,f'.-- .2v21:f'f-'A ' . .:.:'- f:,.- M. fv f,,.:' ,, 1 M P- 39. 'S my w1eas. .,W lyfy-lW,,V 7, .- 5 - i' es- ' '1i2f,i'.???fQfff'-47' , 21 -I .' 712' ' S . , 1 z ffff, 2-Qlfaqgf x oz- ' ' -,s.1Sf5'Q'w'.f ,3f'j'f'ff' IQ' ,,:':'Q'-4' V ', '.-' .1 U' ff' af22f2.f1 f J . Via: V 'f 1.4111 f ' ' . wZ2Z ,'lg'a1 - ,. 11.15, f+ . e V- fl 'f:f '53 .. E? .'.. 7 1E?5'f'427Q''if-1'3f'5f9Y2 ' 'l'7f5 'i ,X .sf , .,, . 1 omytq gl. fa 4 ,ff-.4 2 Q f W . , ggga, sul' v ',el4 ,I. f.ZP'L.f f f-43f'7.f -1 'f-ff ' JV CW' Q ,363 53: x J iff. M'- If-Md - ff ., V ,t ,.y,:',,f, .f,. ,- W . 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MCGRAW, JR, IRMA LOIS FRETWELL GEORGE MILLER MAUDE HOOVER GRACE BOWMAN LONNIE SEAY VERL ALYEA JOSEPH PITTS ROBERTA WHITE STELLA DUNCAN BANKS ROANE HAROLD FRANKLIN EFFIE OGDEN LUCILLE REED CECIL BURNS MILLER EMERSON REX ROBY ETNA CHRISTIAN EVA WOODRUFF MILDRED HICKS VIOLA PARRISI-I MILDRID HOBSON BERTI-IA EIC!-II-IOLZ QF HQ -24+ 1924 MI Cfhe Jlrrow CF we Jlca emrj Sofa omores OTI-IO SCI-IWAB ,,wg.... ,- .........g.,......., ,,!..... . - ......... . President GLADYS WIMAN ,Y.................... .V ..,. - !................. - Secretary MRS. M. A. WILSON --. .,................W............,,.w..,,M,. . Sponsor ROLL BETH JONES GWENDOLYN ROANE THREADGILL ROBINSON BRYAN GUEST ETHEL GRAVES EUGENE BOWMAN NONA HUDDLESTON EARLENE HICKS G. W. BRANNON MARIE RIGGS BERNICE WRIGHT GLADYS ADAMS OPAL LOUTHAN CORA HALL ALVA LAUDERDALE HAROLD BARNUM BOONE HOOVER my if .-25.- 1924 Ki Cfhe Jlrrow GW I WD I. LI Ace em Fra-is men I LAWRENCE PULTS A,w.,,................... -. .......,.,.,,,,.., -President GRACE FREEMAN ............. - ....T,E,,E.,.,.EY..........E.,. -Secretary MILDRED SIMPSON --,. .,,,,.,EEE,..,...E,. -v- .E., ,,-.,,.,, ,... . --.-,--Treasurer MRS. A, K. BRACKEN ,,....... - .................,,,............ -Sponsor VERA MCPHAIL ELDA EICI-IHOLZ LAURA PAIN NORA FLESHER VERDIE PAIN NELLIE HALL RUTH PARRISI-I EARL CIRCLE WILLIE PARTIN ALVIN MARKWELL ELMER WRIGHT ERNEST ARMSTRONG IVIAXIE WITTEN RUTH OLIVER FRANCES REED Qu HQ ..26..- 1924 1 . W ' :3Ef:3ff5I , - .ull ' , V A -- , . ..,., er 3 3 5 4' Z N. ' Ei' 'V ., :g?'Yif'sjj xX 1QD'AQ- '-Hfgxiffpx, 653-J 'wwf '-5.-TQ f :fx Jf 3 Cfhceoloqq Q J? 4 Cfhe Jlrroua CW W5 Cfhooo ical Grd uatos za-1 fr 'Wffft mf P 'e'ffG f M -2 w'ff1'f'f lifiti 231. fi'?ZQ.,'V'-'IQlf,.If-Q I' , ' .t ,,,. 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X31-v'1:5:s:G31.1 fa:H..? EiVIf-IV? 5351 Vfie swsrbf , ' s. A gg 'f ' 9.5.1. . .... ..'g:,:'. -r,.f.:'-ez.. ,,, if ' . , .a We '..-' 4 ,..,4, . e.. .s--, ., H ., 4 . , ,.. . as G - 'V-f- -wmv' I ' ,, ff? ' '. ' RAY DAVIS, Bethany English Theology. To be a worker in the Masters vineyard is the greatest privilege in the world. He has vision of a useful life and nothing short of its attainment will satisfy. 21 WILI.IAM R. MCCLURE, Belhllny English Theology. A man whose aim is high, whose imagination is curbed by reason and whose determination is to serve the most in the best manner. n. W. B. GEORGE, Bethany Eng lish Theology. His earnestness and determination guarantee suc cess. His fixed purpose is refreshing, his friend ship as suring. -28 aim so 3 - 1924 C-The Jlrrow new me S? Q Theo oqical Stu ents Proverbs 2: l-9. r HlVly son, if thou wilt receive my words, ments with thee so that thou incline thine ear thine heart to understanding: yea, if thou criest liftest up thy voice for understanding: lf thou searchest for her as for hid treasures: then shalt and hide my command- unto wisdom and apply after knowledge, and seekest her as silver, and thou understand the fear of the Lord, and find the knowledge of God. For the Lord giveth wis- dom: out of his mouth cometh knowledge and understanding. He playeth up sound wisdom for th-e righteous: he is a buckler to them that walk uprightly. He keepeth the paths of judgment, and preserveth the way of his saints. Then shalt thou understand righteousness, and judgment and equity: yea, every good path. E 5 x -29- 1924 Cfhc-: Jlrrow sms? G is Q 5 Girls' Gospel Team Boys' Gospel Team E . 5 iw mm -w-f 1924 A' . qi- E tai, Q x L ' NNW ., .::::::k 6. ,ff e 45. ll f Dqr' refuse 'zfixkj Q' , - 341 3 ,-W.: AR W, WW Tqvf mYg?'4H'w-fxi TNWWZQP M 3 fx fi Fmc-3 .Arts ,XIX ,fw zwfxvw W5 JfN Qi,-'kj f-The Jlrrow CS? W5 G J Ex rossion Grd uatos NANCY KEMPER, Diploma The heavens such grace did lend her that she might admired be. OLAN MOORE. Public Speaking He is never a moment without some duty. and he is efficient. LELA DILLINGHAM, Certificate Tis good will that makes intelligence. CONSTANCE PHILLIPS, CEz'fiffCl1fE. Dilligence is the price of victory. RUTH DOUGLAS, Cet'l'ifiCal'e. Modesty is essential to true beauty L -32- 1924 Cldhe .Jltrow MW wg Ex ression Stu ents EXPRESSION Is expression simply speaking a piece , or does it carry a deeper meaning? It is life-the revelation of living experience: not following a pattern cut from some other man's attainments, but striving to ac- tualize the ideals Within one's self. Expression is from Within, and its results cannot be attained by mechanically obeying a rule. lt is the manifestation of the impulses of the soul. It is the study of human na- ture: but in that study we must just study self. Emerson said, Make the man and you have made the speaker . To be sincere, then, is the fundamental law. The department is gradually increasing and is exercising a greater influence on the school activities than ever before. The pageants and dramas put on under the auspices of this department have been uplifting and inspiring. The special classes for ministers and competent graduates from the various courses offered, are an asset in the list of attainments of our college. ew- 1924 Cfhe Jlrroua Music Graduates Q ' . .. .r ,. W, .-.f-.,.,r ,, 1 . r.,- 5 . ,J A - vz ' S ' ' H - .. A ' . .. 'Q 'F'f5134.1'.5-xf3.- -.i fI- -E32::2r3g:5., j : t f iEEgj1Sgg2Q?1f'.jf 2':1Q:E'SQ'.fr- 541 A - - , .2.ifefs.:. fwfr? 1:-11. ' w EQ?-.2222 ,g. . . Q' tzzrie'-'22, 'LPZZZV' 'ff-AE. 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Y 3, - . ag, 3, V A r W. 4 A ,,. , ,.,,,,.,.,, , ,..,,.. . ,,,,, .. ., ., .,,, .. ii 1l':h'I., f1 3, ,, . a.f,,,.-ix, ifyzif' u- , gf M,p.f-uf:-V-f:1 -- ' .1 V .aw 3.4:f.v.,m.s,..: .4 l-.:e.2,1ep4.-.- - ff -. .f.. T..-fe ,gj.4,,,,,L,er .iz VERA SEARS Diploma Her fingers shame the ivory keys they dance too lightly along. CAROL SPELL, Certificate True to her word, her work and her friends . MARGARET JERNIGAN, C6rl'ifiCt1l'e' Music hath charms, and so has she. ROBERTA WHITE, CerIifiCl1l'8 The only way to have a friend is to be one . CATTOLENA VANWELDEN, Certificate Tis good nature only that wins the heart . SARANELLE RYAN, Certificate Let us be what we are, and speak what we think . GURTI-IA OLIN. Certificate The secret of success is constancy of purpose . BLANCH GARNER, Certificate She will succeed with her lofty ambitions. HAROLD CHAPMAN, Certificate What a spendthrift he is-of his smiles . MARIE RIGGS, Certificate Steadfastness is a noble quality . PAUL PITTS, Certificate The best men are always those who speak least. GM 1924 ND Cfho Jlrrow QW WJEGQ Music Studios. Music Music is the language of the soul . Bethany-Peniel College is justly proud of her Conservatory of Music. Each department has increased in numbers during the year also the character of the Work in the department has been of a high type. A very popular organization in our Conservatory of Music is the Ladies' Quartette composed of Misses Jessie Creech, Zonabel and Mate tilee Neely and Nancy Kemper. This quartette has sung at Assemblies, Group Meetings, regular preaching services and programs all over the state Worthy of mention among the organizations of the Conservatory are the Orchestra, Band, Ladies' Glee Club, Men's Glee Club and Violin Ensem- ble Class. ln all the Conservatory has given fourteen public programs this year. . L Girls' Glee Club. Mrs. L. M. May, Director. stew an -35- 1924 Cfho .Arrow Orchestra, Miss Johnny Jernigan, Director. Boys' Glee Club, Mrs. L. M. May, Director. Band, Prof, Jesse Simpson, Director in -36- 1924 Ei ALM - ASQ. QJ'V'0 Lx. 218 - E254 'K QQ Grqanlz.-fuons X Cfho Jlrroun as aaa QT Q Delta Rlio Literal' Sociot Prof. S. S. White, Faculty Representative. During the year 1920-21 the enrollment had so increased that the college students withdrew from the two competing Literary Societies and organized themselves into a Society which was exclusively for college stu- dents and graduates of the Pine Arts and Theological Departments. The name chosen was Delta Rho: the colors: royal purple and gold: the motto: 'Alinowledgle is power . Since the date of organization our number has been trebled and in an even greater measure we have de- veloped loyalty and real so:iety spirit. We feel that our college life would be quite incomplete without the advantages of our Society. We sincerely believe that the training given us from week to week fs of value to us. The objects of our beloved Delta Rho are worthy. Her aim nobility and development of character. We desire, the uplift of humanity. The Society that does things-Delta Rho Society. The Society of interest -Delta Rho The Society of purpose -Delta Rho The best of all -Delta Rho If crew 1924 Cfhe Jlrrow W W5 Colum iam Literal' Socic-at Miss Johnny Jernigan-Faculty Representative Colors-Red and Blue. Flower-Carnation. Motto: A'We will find a way or make one. The elevator to success is not running. Take the stairs. A detailed review of the activities of the Columbian Literary Society for this year cannot be given in the narrow confines of this page. There- fore, the outstanding events only are listed here. This society was re- organized in September with unusual interest and enthusiasm fo: the work of the ensuing year. Our Christmas, Washington, Sacredl and Musical programs, have shown much originality on the part of thelpro- gram committee and through their unceasing efforts, hidden treasures in the form of varied talents have been discovered, and brought to' light. We aspire to keep our organization in the way of continual advancement. Many have revealed their ability along literary, oratorical, dramatic, and musical lines: while the tennis, basket-ball and track teams have mani- fested a true spirit of sportsmanship in both victory and defeat. Every member has done his part willingly and thus contributed his bit toward making our Society a success. We are greatly indebted to Miss Johnny Jernigan, our Faculty repre- sentative for her untiring services rendered to the Society this year. We cannot place too high an estimate upon the benefit we receive from such an organization while we are attending Bethany-Peniel. J. M. CE . mf? nw- 1924 Cfho Jlrrow C? WJ rf Utopian Literatu Sooic-:tg Prof. M. A. Wilson, Faculty Representative. The Utopian Literary Society is a means of developing well-rounded character and is a spring of influence for noble inspiring life. Our aim is preparation for usefulness, mental, and spiritual. A good game of tennis or basketball is always enjoyed. Overwhelm- ing victory is not our goal, but clean, honest sportsmanship that can meet success or failure with equal dignity. ,- Athletics, however, is not our foremost purpose. We are a literary society, a living democracy where everybody has a chance. Especially con- ducive to good- work is the competition of the Red, White and Blue di- visions within, and the friendly rivalry of other Societies without. De- claiming, debating, writing of short stories, poetry and current events are among our actual accomplishments. ' Lf i A spiritual atmosphere that lends earnestness and grace is constantly sought. This is the first and all important factor in every attainment. The Utopian Literary Society is great in ability, but greater in purpose. , I A g 'Honor to our Alma Mater, Pride-and glory of midwest, Setting for the rarest jewel, For our own dear U. L. S. Fair Utopia, dream of ages Standard of'the true and best. Points us to Music that gentler on the spirit lies Than tired eyelids on tired eyes. - R. S. ECQSQM -40- 1924 ESE W I- ff'x MI -Y NP X -if , ' , 'jx-Q I lf! vf 'GE ff Ff 1 1 --1-1 'W N W-n ' 'N x I U ff X VI xx , C42 3Z X R V whats Left B E Wd X 7 '7V'N E, f 'ij ' ,Q X H?- D , X J. +8 C -:QW K L ? ,Q, . gi g D l 'Sm-.gf Qysi fm Cl' he Jlrrow Grade Department All gigantic structures must have deep and solid foundations. So it is with school Work. And the foundation for future success in securing . a deep and thorough education must be well begun in the grades: hence Bethany-Peniel College has kept her grade department up to the highest standard. Every boy and girl is a trinity-mental, physical and moral- and every part of that trinity should be developed while the mind is like wax and the impressions on it are lasting. In the latter stages of this plastic mind-adolescence this trinity is developed in a healthy, clean, Christian atmosphere in the grade department at B. P. C. 32 5 --42- 1924 Cfho Jltrouy Cm wa Stu out Counci OLAN MOORE ,s.....wg4.......,.... -. ..wnY,... -.--a, President MATTILEE NEELY ..Y,4H....-w...-,. . ..,,,..,,Y,W-,, Secretary PAUL Hozxo TRVIN MARTIN JESSIE LYNN CREECH At the beginning of the school year of 1923-24 President Bracken put before the student body for adoption or rejection the plans for 2 Student Council. They were heartily accepted. .There was a definite ur ose in the minds of the Facult and student 1 1 np p 4 4 Y body when this organization was brought into existence. ' Ther-e was a need of establishing a regular and orderly medium of communication betw-een the student body and the Faculty. The Student Qouncil in a great meausre formed a channel through which the will and wishes of the Faculty could be conducted to the student body. Self-expression is necessary to the best growth and development of school interests. The choosing of the Council in itself, is the self-expression of the student body. This discovers and sets apart leaders who might not be found in any other way. These leaders develop more efficiency in this capacity. The placing of the responsibility of having a part in the gen- eral work of the school helps to arouse greater loyalty to the school. Students, when responsibilities are placed on them will behave them- selves in a Worthy manner. They will initiate activities which will prove very helpful to the school. They Will learn to build up the school by such things as: programs, entertainments, campagns for building up the library and carry into execution many other projects which are worth while. They learn to CO-Operate with and stand by their leaders. In fact, there has come a happy mutual helpfulness both to the Faculty and student body which has made the school year full of happiness and success. N. K. QM sa 43- 1924 MI Cfhe Jlrrow G WE Jlt letics Man consists of soul, mind, and body, and his development is there- fore three-fold. If his soul only is subjected to the processes of growth, a fanatic resultsg if his mind alone is dev-eloped, the man would be an atheistg and if his development is limited to the physical side of his being, nothing but a prize-fighter could possibly be expected. Bethany-Piniel College, while realizing the importance of spiritual and mental development, and satisfying those needs, does not fail also, to realize the other essential, the necessity of physical exercise and for this purpose clean wholesome games are provided. Basket Ball is played enthusiastically by almost all the students of Bethany, match games generally being engaged in between Literary Socie- ties and High School classes. Tennis also, which is nationally admitted to be one of the world's best sports, is an important feature in our athletics. However, the most interesting athletic event, which occurs towards the close of the school year, and which is the climax of the athletic activi- ties of every school, is the Track Meet. At this time the stud-ents, who engage in athletics, and who previously had look-ed forward to this event with the most interest, demonstrate their abilities in contest. A student who fails to make good grades is not permitted to take part in any of these activities. Thus the students do not usually engage in these sports to the neglect of their school work. ASHA rf 7 p I 'I -fig' Wa ll y ge X WMM, is EKG w -M- 1924 Fi Cfhe Jlrrow Jlthlc-:tics ' 5' 1924 Cfhe .Arrow GW WE Q 5 Snow Deng P THE ANNUAL SNOW FIGHT. Thrilling, Yes, that expresses it. For truly snowball fights are thrilling. And the one staged on the college campus March 13, between the Columbians and Utopians, aided by their former members and the Delta Rhos, was no exception to the rule. The battle lin-es were drawn twenty feet apart and the opposing forces gallantly began the battle. Snow balls filled the air. In the midst ofthis fierce fighting the Red Cross Ambulance appeared on the field to give first aid to the wounded QU A short rest was called in order that more ammunition might be secured then at the dropping of the hat fighting was resumed. The courageous armies fought valiantly until time was called, then joyous shouts of vic- tory rang out from each side as they retired from the battle ground. s L T5 LM- r nag 'M 1924 fe :Qc Cfho .Jlrrow QW M5391 Jo os Mr. Bracken asked the American History class to define Polygamy.. Gurtha gave the ready response, It's a disease! Mrs. Bray: A'So you sent a dollar for that advertised appliance to keep your gas bills down. What did they send you? Mr. Bray: A paper weight. Mrs. Wilson in English: Marguerite will you read the next part? I Marguerite, reading from the book: No, I'll never speak to you again. Soph: Have you a minute to spare? Preshie: 'LSure. Soph: Tell me all you know. Mr. Simpson: Harold, follow your book. Harold: A'All right: where's it going? In Normal Training Class, Fr-ed Swan was asked to define Corric- ulum, and said, I think, Mr. Wilson, it's a part of the brain. Mrs. Bracken: Bryan, what is a triangle? Bryan: 'IA triangle is a circle with three corners in it. Prof. White: Miss Clayton, how do you imagine that Caesar be- came such a great man? Miss Clayton: 'iWith my brain. Verl Alyea in speaking of one of her girl friends, remarked, She has no friends to speak of. Good night, said Irma Lois, What does she talk about? Boone: I feel like a harp. I-rma: CCompassionatelyj Why, Boone? Boon: 'ABeacuse I have been picked on so much. Mrs. Bracken: i'What is a sphere? Geron Roberts: 'AA solid circle. Zonabel: I've taken two tests this afternoon and my corn is about to kill m-e. 'iAnothier uninvited guest, said the dog as he sc-ratched for a flea. Miller: fStruggling through reading lessonj No, said the captain, it was not a sloop. It was a large vessel. By the jig I judged her to be a-a-a-a- Mrs. Wilson CSupplying wordj Barque . ' Miller hesitated. Mrs. Wilson: CRepeatingj Barque . Miller CWith apprehensive glance at class shoutedj Bow-wow. Olan Moore: I have some of King Tut's coins, Carol: That's nothing, I have some Adam's chewing gum. M wi ev- 1924 Cfhe Jlrrow CF W5 - - 1924 M Cfhe Jlrrow QW W3 QI T3 TO A CLASS-ROOM METAPI-IYSICIAN DISCUSSING TI-IE NATURE OE REALITY In the realm of metaphysics I enjoy a daily stroll Around the rim of Socrates' dominion, Where philosophers, indulging in catharsis of the soul Distinguish cosmic truths from mere opinion. On the Nature of Reality these gentlemen are hotg Each local Plato pulls a solemn phiz While Discussing in his lectures the Nothingness of Not And syllogisms roll, Oh, the Isness of the Wasn't And the Wasness of the Ain't And the Don'tness of the Doesn't Makes my inner vision faint. My tongue is thickly coated With a philosophic fuzz Gained by chewing on the problem Of the Isness of the Was. Oh, the A-ness of the B, And the P-ness of the Q, Open dialectic vistas The eye cannot see through Prom whence, loose metaphysics And syllogisms roll. Deducing from its A-ness The nature ofthe, whole. Let me recommend philosophy to those who rather doubt The appearance of Seeming and of Being, If you really would decipher what it's all about And learn the awful TRUTH of what you're seeing You should decorate your discourse with a dualistic fringe, Ambiguous, equivocal, and pause affirm in every sentence that Reality MUST hinge this dratted awkward business, of the Isness, of the Was, the sempiternal Isness of the Was. To On On Rondo Robinson. 1924 HEALTH HINTS Don't practice on a saxophone at midnight. Don't tell street menders that there's no play like work. Don't express your mind to a traffic cop when he bawls you out. Don't become discouraged! Remember the mighty oak-it was once a nut too. Otho: Don't pestercate wid me. If you all does I'll hit yo' so hard I'll separate yo' ideas from yo' habits, I'll knock yo' from amazing grace to floatin' opportunity. . Paul: Ef yo' mess wid me, I'll jest make one pass and yo' all will be flirting wid de hearse, and dere'll be a man pattin' yo' in de face wid a spade. QM. -49- 1924 if? 365552 Q ci. kim, Cfhe Jlrroun IRNNLIRL PRQQMH BETHANH-PENTEL GQBLEYQE EGHSERTWXTQRH QF msfe ssmuafw JQWENESE mum numwmum mam 25,1324 fi. ,amlimass smmmnw WHTHN6. vi-am-w zemsmmls was-2, fi wanna Bwssqms swexaamw vim SMFEH +L anpamzsa was awe wanna M1-wasp HQBSQN ia siwnwass sun sz? DRPPEN Beam MQHHQLJ H1 wanna Qmssqms mms 5AR?RNEli Rum +C a. THE 'wrcmn umm HARPER D. yew BLXTYERFLH HMBBEBB cams ma aus fn wean mam miss, mmm awww 'P 3.. JRPENESE MWE SQNG BRAKE D JAPENI-ISE mwmvss TERRH FTJKTTPHZE NEELH Q GEfSH.KVDPiN.CE ' BERQE. auzmemw fmsimwmw A+ QNE FINE DikH3NM5FkN-BMTTERFLLL ?lJC,C:I-N1 J'ES5I'1Z enum: fn NWW44 sum-van GQLLEC-LE one f - ' -HEJTRA fa PLLPILS QF MRS G41-LHGRE fff PuP1L5 GP M1515 JERNRXNY -L sums ws Mas mu -5 0- 1924 ii? A385365 Cfhe .Arrow 3066? W5 JOKES. Mr. Garsee, taking examination in American History, handed in the following statement: Q UGeneral Braddock was killed in the Revolutionary War, I-Ie had three horses shot from under him and a fourth went through his clothes. You can always tell a Senior, he is so sedately dressed. You can always tell a Junior by the way he swells his chest. You can always tell a Sophie by his timid look and such. You can always tell a Freshie but you can not tell him much. Luke: I-Iave you any blue ties to match my eyes? Clerk: No, but We have some soft hats to match your head. Woodie: Grace how do you spell icustom' ? Mattil-ee: fWho has been thinking over her future turns quicklyj I-I-U-S-B-A-N-D. You often see a door ajar, but not a jar door: You often hear a thought expressed, but never sent by freight. You often file a bill away, but not decrease its weight: You often see a bonnet box, but you never see it fight: You often see a rubber stamp, but never see its feet: You often see a treeless trunk, but not a trunkless tree, Although thes-e facts may bother you, they do not worry me. Where there is a will, there is a way, but May Hath-a-way. Mrs.: Well, Doctor, how did you enjoy your African journey? How did you like the savages? Dr.: Oh, they were kind hearted people: they wanted to keep me for dinnerfi Pearl: The camel can go eight days without water. Archie: So could I if Ma would let me. Fortune Teller: 'By the bumps on your head I see that you have a violent temper. Bro. May: You're wrong: it's my wife. Mrs. Gilmore: Why do so many pianists wear long hair? ' Blanche: Probably to protect their own ears from their playing. Bob B: Boys, let me have a dime to get something to eat. Mr. Martin: '4Why, boy, do you know Rockefeller would give 310,000.00 for your appetite and stomach? Bob B: Well, I'll sell him mine for a dime: I'm not using them. Mr. Wilson: Grace be still. 4 Grace C.: Well, I'm not moving am I? Mr. Wilson: A great part of you is moving when you're talking. Nancy: Banks, why did you laugh? -Q V Banks: Miss Nancy, I didn't mean to laugh out. I laughed up my sleeve and my sleeve had a hole it it, Kind Friend: Poor little girl, have you no friends? Little Girl: No, ma'am, I was joke Editor for the Annual. ea as --51- 1920. 305 3 Cfhe Jlrrow me ws Q Q Kodak gem 1 S325 Q 1924 Cfhe Jlrrow Kodak 5 .. may wi -9- 1924 Cfhe Jlrrow GF WU Scenes in And Near Oklahoma Citq V. .... --.www Q I' 1 f , A ,, , , . . A'-- 12 ,, 2 1 -. 1 2-1 '4 , . -,.m.,',.,.?:-wg firr' ff if 5 1: e I-sf' 5 'ni-:fs -V V- av fl N -1 I ,' 4 ,f V .42 . A 12 f' ff' 1 n - , I I , , an A Q N VV z ,f --.,.V, -..- 1 Ymww4viMmJ+LJwmM,gL ,ifw - V. A 'W'U5fi,..Y?E?! E!iQff ?2, MEI'-' W Qu QQ 1924 Ei N N N i l 1 P I A - --1- X gi t .Advertisements L ARES? 5 f W i V V I 1 g, 1 CF he Jlrrow 5? WJ Q ?-,..-..-.. ......................... a..-..-.T 553 l l 1 I . V l a , ldo the 5 El ' I lb eotrlo ntorux ans i l l l l T l l l OkhdunnalRaHWay Ekmtdo l Cl t Interurhans connect with the 5 gangs Rook Island at El Reno, with T Cheapest -the Santa Fe at Norman and T T S t 'WRhtheFbrtSnnU1andVWwt- f a-fes ern, Rock Island and Santa Fe Q l atfluthrna l l l l E llou1ly'servioe to fund frona 1 Q Okkdnnna Chty. Pane trans- 1 5 fers good for transportatnnnto ' l any point on Oklahoma City i oarlines. Q l L l l l l 1 l I l ' ' l l Oklahoma Hallway Oo. 5 l . , ,, l Termmal Bldg. Oklahoma O1ty l l E l '1 '- ' '---1-- ------ ------------ .1 11 -nn----un--I' Kia my 1924 Cl' he Jlrrow I I was M as Q ---M ggg- a ' l : l l ' : I F rederwkson-K roh i : I 1 - 2 g Music C o. 221 W. Main, Oklahoma City : I 3 l The Best Place to Buy L Everything Musical P I A N 0 S : Mason ey' Hamlin Chickering j Sohmer Fischer Q li I I vers ef Pond- V Danbar a Mama Franklin Ampico and Welte Reprodacing Pianos. l l i l 3 Victrolas, Kimball Phonographs, 5 I . ' 1 Records, Sheet Music and 5 1 . . : I Musical Merchandise. 2 i 3 oUR SLOGAN: 5 1 Cflf you are pleased with our service tell othersg not tell us. l T ,gu,,u-,,- - -,,-,,-,,,.,,-,,-,.-,,-.,-.,-..-,,-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.-.. 4 QM m5 1924 Ei Cfhe Jlrrow T T A CTF: 325325 -......-..-..-.-..-..-. --..-- ----1--T.-H ---- ------------ - - - -----H+ T T I T T Beihanv Church T T U T T T T 5 I , T of the Nazarene iT T T 3 T T Y T is T . T T T T T , T T Q T T J T T 5 T T T T T T E T T T T T L T T T 1 T T T 4 T T T 5 T T T T- T T .T T T T i T . T T T T T . T T T T T T T T T A. L. PARROTT, M. A., B. D. ' T College Pastor 3 T T T T T T T TVIOTTO: 'TThe old-time gospel. T I T F A beautiful spirit of harmony and co-operation exists. A T deeply spiritual atmosphere prevails in our services and We have T been blessed with a continuous revival. We are conscious of our T T responsibility and We shall do our best to look after the spirit- J ual Welfare of your sons and daughters. We solicit an interest ' , T in your prayers. T ' ru T..-..-..-..........-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..---..-...,...-,...4..-.i. T ' QAM- wi? 1924 f-The Jlrrow I I I l l 1 : L I E ! l I L I l 305 G52 W5 li' -'I'-'II-vw----vu-un-un--Iu-nu-u--n---1-n-n--u--nu-u-Iu-n-nu-un-nn-u--nu--uv--un-ww-un-I-40 i H 7 77 2 3 Yukon s Best Flour ? L- 4 T j Yukon 611161 Grain Co. 5 Yukon - -' - Oklahoma ' .i.-...-..- - .... -H..-..-u,-n.-M-,.-,.-,.-..-..-n,.-H,-,,.-..-..-..-..-..-..-,..-..-u..-n.-...,-..,-n..i M The F irst Nafional Bank , f Yukon, Oklahoma A i I il i i3ver a quarter of a Century L k of Dependable Service. - '! 'n ' - '------'-'-'- '---' '! ' ' I i Q f The Yukon NdfiO11d1 Bank Q i Yukon, O1clal1oma Qin SQ 1924 Eff Cfhe Jlrrow 1 l 1 I Q 1 1 1 1 T 1 I K UW' wg F,-,-,,-,,-,,-,-,,,.,,-,, -,.. ,,-,,-,,-,,,,,-,,,.,,-,,-,,,.,,-,-..-,.,,...-1.-..-.f l T I . E 1 l T l , 1 i 1 1 i IS NE CES SA R Y 1 i But is assured only when your if a eyes are Working perfectly. . I I , ' 1 Dr. F armer, Optometrlst . Over Roach ci Veazeys l OKLAHOMA CITY i I 135 1-2 W, Main St. Phone Maple 7950 I .,....................-...............-.,-..-.,.......-..-.....-..-..-..-..-...-...........-...i. ,f-..1-an-1...-..1.-...1-....-1.-.....-....-11..- ..,. .......-....-mg. J -...,..1.......1.-...-...-..-..-..-..-...1-..-...1-.......? Q J. P. PULTS Dr- banaef 1 ' THE BETHANY BLACKSMITH - i Carries a full line of - FEED AND FLOUR - f 1 Physician and Surgeon l You can get a good job of - Blacksmithing and General - ' repair Work done at the - l Bethany Blacksmith Shop Q l Bethany, Oklahoma I Yukon Oklahoma +MHWMmmmMmmMmM mmMMm--mMMHMMJ Cm 1924 366 Q Cfhe Jlrrowt CF yy M5205 -g-r-----II-I--II-I--'--'-I-'- -'-- -II-II-II-'------------------H-I---I----------I-----------I--ry 2 L E Qin S h 0 p I Z. P. MEYERS, 305 N. Robinson 1 3 2 ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I : I ' I I Photographs g i Taken For All Purposes. : ' I I im,1.,11.,..,,,1,,,,1,,,,1,,,1.,-lII1I..1.I,1.,m....,.in1.,.1,,,..uII1.,,,.inII1,.I. ..,,.-Mila..-.41nulnnlun.-Innuln,,1I,,.iW...Im...nn1,.nlun.-III, . 'Q' . 5 I r WE STAND Fen: , E A Bigger Bethany E 1 A Better Bethany A I E A Cleaner Bethany E Help us to make it so. E ug L Chamber of Cornnneree l I I A A. K. Bracken, Pres. ' J. Cline House, Sec. .I.-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.....-..-..-..-. I -..-..-...-..-..-..-...-..-,..-..-..-.,fa ' 1924 Cfhe Jlrrow MEF WJ Q 4,-ul.,.1..1..1g.1...-..1..1ll1ul1 1 1u1n-I 1 1:11 1 1ll1ll1lu1ll--H1 1 1 1l1uu1n-L Q L L L L Lincoln ---- Ford ---- Fordson L L I IIIIlllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll T L L I , L For Service Call Us. L L I . i Boosters For The School oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Hart Motor Company L F I YUKoN - - - oKLL4HoM,4 L 3...1Lm--nu1m.1.1-.1un--un1 1 1 -- 1 1 1 1un1 11011 - 1 1 -LLu-L41.11lL1nn1nu-M1-u-un1wu-Oi' ,g .m1m11nn1In-1un-lm1nn11m1nu1mL-- 1Lm1nu--ual: 3.-un--.Ln1un1m11un1nn1nu1uu1nu-M1ul-nn1m-1-no? L I L L L L L i L L L L E . L L . . L The SLOFC L W. C. PhllllpS L of SCFVICC Grgcery L L L Where you get L FLUUR Y ' THE BEST IN i L FEED . Q j ALVD Grocemes , ICE Meats - and phone 45 Service L Q Wrights Store Phone 5 L 1924 Cfhe Jlrrow GWR WBRQ ,E-...-..-..-..-..-..-,.-,.-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-......-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-ME g - . I JACKSON LUMRER OO. I I I For Quality and Best Prices E on General Line of I i 1 ! E BUILDERS, MATERIAL 3 AND HARD WARE 2 T A T : W. H. DICKINSON, Marzager ' L Phone No.1 A Bethany, okla. I .........-...-...--.----n ----------------------------- --------N.---.----..-..-..-...-I T.,-.-..-..-..-..-..-n ..-......-...-..-...-..-.. ..-.-u-n.-..,.-. I I CA LL- I : i g RETHANY MOTOR OO. I 1 I L I I GENERAL A UT0 RERAIRING g 5 GENUINE FORD PARTS g ' I : Gasoline and Oil : , Tires and Tubes I , A WORK GUARANTEED i T Phone 8 Bethany, Okla. R i EQQM HS 1924 -..1qi-.,,,1..1..1N.-.u Cfhe Jlrrow ps me in-.,,,....1 1 .1 1 Y ,,, Are you one of the 16, 000? More than 16,000 folks have money working and growing in the Local. They have planted their money here because they know it is safe and it will grow rapidly. Every cent of it is secured by first mortgages on homes. The handling of it is super- vised by the state banking board. And their dollars are growing at a rate that causes each of them to double itself in less than eight years. If you are not one of the l6,000. why not fall in line now? Just write, or call. and we will be glad to tell you how your savings will grow here. LO CAL Building and Loan Association First and Robinson. Walnut ll46 ......-,.,. -.--------- .... .- .... -...-..-..,.-..,,...,,,-,,,,- -,,,,,- - - - - L ll v Farmers g For All Kmtls i of Good Eats I f State . I Grocerles Ban 1 and Meats Phone 44 g PITTS sr SONS Bethanq, Okla. GR O C E RAY l f -i..- i... g..i-i..-.M-..-..-.,.-..,-..-..-.,- W my 1924 Cfhe Jlrrow L I I?-un 1--- n-nn1nn1un1un-uu-nu-nn-nu.-un--nu-un--mx-nn-m4-un-nn--uninn-m.1.1.-M1 1 -.m.....fi I ACADEMY OF MUSIC l Mildred B. Hancox, Director I I VOICE PIANO THEORY I l VIOLIN CELLO FLUTE 207 Terminal Arcade W-5086 L- .rr. -.l-I..-.n-,i.-.,-.,-m.-..-..-..-.,. ............ .r-..-..1-..-..-..-1 .E-nn-nn-nn-un-u-u-H.1.W1H..1,...-...H-.....-un.-.....-..I..-..,,.-...-..m.....,.,,.-,......,.1u.1nil...--U.-u-1am-un-uu1nvf! A STEELE fit HAMLIN ' IHREICQCNDIXSIAITIJCPEUDCHEIQIBHS : I Always on hand a nice stock of Staple Dry Goods and Fresh Gro- T ceries. Prompt Service. Your patronage greatly appreciated. : . COME AND SEE Us. 1 +....-..-.. -...... I.-...-...-.I--I-.I-..-..-.I-.. ------ - - -..-..-i ,i-.....,..- - .-..-...... .... -....-.N-.U-nu-W-I.------.-- -..l --m--m-M-.-M--.1---.-I--.I--....-.H.- - - .-....-..I COME OVER AND SEE US. l . T ' l I ' C. W. BOYCE LUMBEI-I CO. T All Kinds of Building Malerial V i 1 A Phone W-5968 1927 Exchange Ave. Oklahoma City I , 4...-M-,.........-...--------------------u------f--------------n--------f---u--I--I-------.--..-4. .i,,,,,,.. ... ......-f..I.-..1.-n--n---l-1----m-un-u--uu-uu-n--u-un-u-u-----nu-na-un-nn-I - -.H-....-.E SMITH MoToR oo. l L 2 l QUALITY p 2 1 s E B V I C E 1 SATISFACTION l l A A Yukon, Phone 90 Oklahoma l ,L,-,,-.n-..-..-.. ..... ..-...-.u-..-..-.,-..-..-. ..-.. ..-.,.-..-..-..-..-.,-.l. A1924 CF Cl' he Jlrrow WI5 I 5 l 5 1 1-++++WM. + ,g..++ Q - i ' i i M WWA T a lc ll m r i 0 ' E Oylfy P o W cl e r i i i The Pure Talcum of 500 i Q sweetest odor, put up in At All Q sprinkle top glass jars. Drug Stores 3 ' E l l Made in the Laboratories of the . ALEXANDER DRUG C0. Oklahoma City, Okla. i 5 gl 1 .g.........- .... -...,-,...-....-...-.,..-....-,......i......-...-..-...-...-...-.i...-....i-..i- .... -....-....-....-....-.,..-....-....-..-....- -1- -f'- - f'-- -'-H-m--u-'- -'-- ---H-M---nw f-f' - --x- - --1- - --'1 -H+ +-m'- '-f' - - -' -'m- -in--In--'I'--'H-H - - 1 MEET ME AT THE -STOP AT- j B rg Ge0rge's Service Station E 1 u ess for E l Beauty Shoppe coURTE0Us SERVICE l ' i- ra e 5 j specializing in 22356 l Marcel Waving, Hair Ol i Dressing, Hair Dyeing, Free I Facial, Skin and Scalp ,QQ Q '- liter 1 -1 Open after 6' p. rn. W Tim 1 by appointment Tubes L - Walnut 6841 And i ,- Accessories 5 ,- 22-29 Terminal Arcade In Bethany f 0 1, Bethany i f ,Oklahoma CIW, Okla' W. B. GEORGE, Proprietor- 3 .,,..- .... - ..., -,...- .... - .,., - ..,, -,,,.-,.,,- ,,,, ., ,,,, -,,,- ,,,, -H, M- Ixlq -n Illl -w- Illl -m'- llll -W- llll - III, -lm-Im-ml-ml-,i, 932 aD 1920. Cfhe Jlrrouy GW 9475 llll A llll A A , A . Ak,... AAAA - A A A AAAA llll - AAAA - . - Alll - AAAA - llll - llll - AAAA 53 A . A A A You Always Get A Tlfwe Cemivemy A A SQUARE DEAL A A When You Trade A A with I our A A J. A. Whlte A l 2 l General Merchandise Piriradtirlg A A A I A Freshandflured Meats I f ' Notions, School Books E and Supplies 319-321 Phones A A A i WestSecondStrcet W. 0095-0096 l Oklahoma Cm Bethany, Okla, A A I A I ilninnx. u- 1 -Hagan, im., 1. 1 1,,,,i,,,,-+ +111 -- -nn-nn--uu-xuriuu-uxninu-an1 -nu1..u-lf0 'g.-Im-mI,-n-m- - -,,,,- -,,,,-,,,,- -,,,,-,,,,-H+ ,g-....-..,.-lm-...I-lm-I...-Im-I..--...I-ml--I...-H..-....-.,.5. A L 5 1 PHONE C2 I A . 1 Everythmg for Everybody A A A Coufections. Cold Drinlcs. L Betlnixnq Drug CO. A Drugs A A New State lce Cream L T l KWIIGII Oldillilrlj Ice Clefllll WOl1Yt T Betlnang, Olcla. A A 2 Bass MBTC. CO. M- -W - 'II' - x' - - - - - ,' - -W-M - , - -nn-nu-nu-un1uu1nu-uu--M1nn1nn-nu-nu...nn1n A 'S' 1 I A A l I '52 I - Sulaurlban Realtg Colnpang E l , A Betlaaug, Glclalaoma E E T Yukon, okla. A l J. Leln Marti11 Licensecl Agent A . l 4...-U...-M.-M.-U...-ml-un-Au-un-lm-ul.-M.-A-.-m.-'I' 4.......,.,-,,,,-nu-.,..-,,.-..,.-...-...,.-...-.,,.-,,..-,,,,-.,,--5- Miz Nfl? 1924 Cfhe Jlrroun Q Er? i :Qs 1920: QM My Qt as W f fff fzgdg ,E gh f ,Q f, sas Pisili S' qzzlzi. M' 'mag 5 mimi Wen-at ' g flivxap- 'Ely F Nfigi ii glggiv DL' The T1e that Binds HE UNITED STATES is a nation of' far reaching relationships Home ties stretch between communities vud ly scat tered, for few men l1ve Where then fathers or grandfathers lived Commerce and lndustry have the same spread ofinterests, so that, 1n truth, the natlon has become one great community Only a unified telephone service cover mor every state can serve such a nation It must be the tie that binds Such a service requires a natlonal organ lzation Wlth uniform POl1C1CS and operat mg methods and 1n every community a local organization with full authority and respons1b1l1ty for the problems of that community The Southwestern Bell Telephone Com pany which operates in M1ssour1,Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas, serves an , area one-fifth the entire size of the United States, in which thirteen million people make their homes. Eighteen thousand em- ' a ployees bend every effort to meet this re- 1 sponsibility efficiently. J I 1 SOUTHWESTERN BELL . Q TELEPHONE COMPANY I THE .BELL SYSTEM IN OKLAHOMA M1 - Ae .V UNITED FOR THE NATION'S NEED r ' K K' 5 I W Y , I W . N, . - , , ,. QM , ' I V- - E L l r . I-3 A Y V il - X I . Q 4. Earp? 5+ f, 2 s .V 41' j f- fi. x . . -M . A . . -f. -I I g- -fl., - . -A f A -Q.f'aQi f112 --L , 1 , L ,I ' -1,41 ng -W-nm f, .. L QI- I yy 3: ,f ff A is 4 ,taffj , - , . rfigbfg . .f arm qfll? A 'fgg 3 Q,y P' TI' I ' ' ' --LL. I .,.. fl' , ,ff 'l . 'ff' .F .a ' . 3, 'fr' K pg' 'E I , , qi. 4 yall'-:gi --:wwla.i 'f:'l 'f6... . gl I ,-,1 pusy., 1-45. g il at pl, I a,,I1lIIilp!fx1i-,JIT , 4-.fe .- . ... f . ' . .1.- , al,-..1-1-::..',,-ms n 7 Q- 'E-3: - YA: ' , 'fa i'l ' '- 5 - KQV ,Q . Ja, 2:-'H v 'ii7 Jai ,. Y ' - if Q 3 , . , . ,- ' H, fi: rgafll, . A '. , 5 - I A' -- '--- '- ' f ah: Fa' .' J 11 4 '-. Ill. 'E-'W -, -.- - - mlmf . .J ,wfi xt .pl V, , .WA ' : , ,L ,l . ,Q - ---K ,, z gg. 1.5,-, . Qu . - ., 1. ,- f A. , -, ' w59,,-is -' ifeifyi '- ,N lg' ,AL if ij, ,1,2vs,gf-9gg- 11 c a V D W- -' ,Je ,T iq ff V -ff ,. 4 fr . 1. ,- , . W . dn, .L J ,TU sh. C11 4 png TP ,- , .. . -- ,.-- :- I ,-+ '-j . W .' n ,A sp ina I, If mlihil 4 J rf- 0 0 E ,- Y . . I. S - 1 i I f ' l . l I . u X X - 1 . . , 1 D , 4 i l ' . . . - 5 , ' i . . - . .--,, K5 Cfhe Jlrrow GW +-,n1...-nu1nu-nu1ulr-rm-nuinu-uu.-nn-nm-un.-un-nm-uu.-nn-m1un-un-un1uu-ruin'-up--un-nu-u1un1nJ1 I r CLASS RINGS and PINS CLUB PINS LETZEISER .sz COMPANY, ! Manufacturing ,Iewele rs L ! L I 5 128 1-2 W. 2nd. sr. Oklahoma city, Okla. or r - rroo - oore , oooo o ooor - l , - roor - rrra , - rrro rrar - rror - rror rror , rorr oorr 1 roro - rrra E WH-M-M'-HU-H'FW-Mm-M- - - -M5 ? l - 'n '-W - - '- -M5 Dr. E. E. Sanger BONDED Dentlst Surgeon Contractor 2 and - : l . f r Home Bunlder r 1 L 1 Q All Work : Guaranteed. -- W 5 Lee Woodruff fi Phone Rural 9617-F-13 Yukon Oklahoma BETHANY, OKLA. 5 ir- rof, - ,orr - o..o - oo., - -r- rror - rroo - roro - r,oo - orrr - oor. -Wi fa- orr, - ..or - roo. - .oo. -M- .orr - oorr - rror - r.rr -r-r-r.r-M-i a 1924 Cs utoqraphs ik . W - - Y f V ,Q ,ff 7? ' W