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  • THE CULLOWHEE YODEL PERSONALS Professor and Mrs. Johnson, Misses Clement, Benton, Davis, and Hunter attended the Kreisler Recital at Asheville on February 16th. Miss Emelyn Daniels was called away from scholo last week because of the death of her aunt, Mrs. Lela Moore. Miss Eva Prichette, of Smokemont, has been visiting with her friend, Miss Cassie Wallace, fourth grade teacher in the Cullowhee Graded School. Miss Mary Flintom, who has been confined to her bed for the past week with a severe cold, is able to mingle with friends again. Messrs. Jerry Jerome and Walter Hart, and Miss Polly Hart, of Brevard, spent Sunday, the 24th, at the Normal, visiting Miss Louise Town- Miss Edith Geisler, of Sylva, who underwent a slight operation in Asheville last week, is reported as doing nicely, although she is still unable to return to school. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bard, of Webster, visited Dean and Mrs. W. E. Bird last week-end. Miss Nellie Bain, student of the Normal, who has been ill for sometime, has been forced to give up her school work and return to her home at Dunn, N. C. Mrs. J. N. Wilson, who has been ill for some time at the Meriwether Hospital, in Asheville, has returned to her home at Cullowhee. Mr. E. L. Green, Postmaster at Waynesville, was a pleasant visitor at the Normal a few days ago. Mr. Green is interested in the promotion of the York Rite of Masonry and the placement of loan funds for worthy students in educational institutions. Mrs. F. H. Brown, who has been ill for several days, is able to be out We are glad to note that two of our Normal students, Miss Katherine Huggins, of Franklin, and Miss Annie Spake, of Shelby, who had to leave school earlier in the year on account of sickness, are back with us for the spring quarter. Mr. Wayne Battle, one of our popular students from Whittier. N. C, is leaving school to go out West. He will leave his home in a few days for Los Angeles, Cal., where he will begin work with his brother, John Battle, who is also a former student of the Normal. Mrs. Posey, Superintendent of Moore Dormitory, spent two days in Asheville last week, visiting home *************************************•:••:••:••:••:*•:••:••:■ •:■ •:♦*******• The Jackson County Bank § NEWS ITEMS Good English Week has been very successfully observed at Cullowhee from the primary grades through the Normal Department. A remarkable ingenuity has been displayed in songs, yells, plays, and posters. The Library has just received a large consignment of new books, which are now being catalogued and will be made available for use in a few days. The girls of the Moore Dormitory have recently effected two new organizations, The Bachelors' Club and The Smilers' Club. The purpose of these clubs is to promote sociability and provide wholesome recreatioin between the supper hour and the study period. The Erosophian Literary Society gave two very interesting patriotic programs last month, one on the life of Abraham Lincoln, and the other on the life of George Washington. The Senior Play, entitled, "The Wren," by Oliver P. Parker, which was postponed on February 16th on account of sickness, will be given Saturday evening, March 1st, in the School Auditorium. SYLVA NORTH CAROLINA Miss Nettie Brogdon, Supervisor of Jackson County Schools, was called to her home at Maxwell, Tenn., on February 17th, on account of the death of her brother. Miss Elizabeth McCracken, teacher of Science in the Fairview High School, Buncombe County, visited in the home of President and Mrs. H. T. Hunter one day last week. On Saturday, February 16th, the high school teachers of Jackson County met at Cullowhee in a group meeting for observation and conference under the direction of Miss Brogdon, County Supervisor of School. In addition to the Cullowhee High School teachers, those from Qualla, Webster, Dillsboro, and Sylva High Schools were present. Mr. Lewis Hamlin, of the Class of 1912, now Cashier of the Pisgah Bank, at Brevard, desires to become a reader of The Yodel, and sends his check to the Managing Editor for a year's subscription. Hon. H. M. Candler, of Athens, Tenn., whom our older students will recall with much pleasure, writes under the date of February 16th: "I received this morning a copy of The Cullowhee Yodel, and I assure you that it makes me very happy indeed when I read the alumni notes. This brought back to me sweet memories of my boyhood days, on the banks of old Tuckaseegee, and it gives me a list of my friends whom I had lost sight of. Please find herewith my personal check for $1.00, as I am anxious to have the paper sent me each month." WE APPRECIATE THE BUSINESS GIVEN US BY THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF CULLOWHEE. WE WISH FOR "THE CULLOWHEE YODEL" THE SAME SUCCESS THAT IS BEING ATTAINED BY THE CULLOWHEE NORMAL & INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. WE HAVE ATTAINED OUR SUCCESS BY EFFICIENT SERVICE, CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT, AND PERSONAL INTEREST. | The Jackson County Bank § ! BUILT ON STRENGTH ! | SYLVA NORTH CAROLINA | ****************************************************** j .... . ......v ! THE BROWN COMPANY I * * % Handle a general line of Merchandise. Courtesy and fair % 1 treatment are assured those who patronize this firm. You % % can save money by dealing with us. We expect only a rea- % * sonable profit. % $ CULLOWHEE NORTH CAROLINA f * * .**************************************************<.*.;.* CARL M. SMITH Will operate a public service car and especially solicits the patronage of the teachers and students of Cullowhee Normal School. Reasonable rates, courteous treatment, and careful transportation. CULLOWHEE NORTH CAROLINA OUR STUDENTS' ATTITUDE TOWARD MANUAL LABOR (Cont'd from page 2) the sacrificing labor of our parents; when we cannot look into the furrowed and care-worn features of those who have toiled for us without a tremor of respect and appreciation for all they have done for us, we do not care for those so-called higher things brought about by college courses. Forbid that our hearts should ever become hardened to loving sacrifices and our hands aversed to honest toil. May the spirit of the Cullowhee Normal ever continue to uphold through its students the dignity of work and place its stamp of disapproval upon false pride and ingratitude. Carr Hooper. Ernest Hall. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE YODEL. Fred: "Let's flip the coin to see what we shall do tonight." Jack: "All right; if it falls heads, we go to the girls' dormitory; if it falls tails, we go down town; if it stands on edge, we study."
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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