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Cullowhee Yodel Volume 01 Number 07
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THE CULLOWHEE YODEL PERSONALS Miss Kate Welsh, teacher in the Sylva Schools, spent a recent weekend as the guest of Miss Maudine Allen. Mr. Thomas Roberson, a graduate of the class of 1024, was present for the opening meeting of the Erosophian Literary Society. Mr. Roberson is teaching near his home at Hominy, N. C. Success to him! Mr. Mitchell Plemmons, a recent graduate of the Normal, is teaching at John's Creek. He frequents Cullowhee during his week-ends, and is always a welcome visitor. Miss Margaret Flintom left last week for Peabody College where she will pursue work toward her Bachelor's degree. The Normal teachers and students are sorry to learn of the resignation of Dr. Clarence McClellan, Jr. Rector of Episcopal Church, who has accepted a call to the Episcopal Church at Fletcher. We shall miss him very much. Recent visitors of former students to the Cullowhee Normal were Nettie Franklin, Emelyn Daniels, Luke Long, Percy Parker, William Bryson Misses Bertha and Clara Buntain, Bryant Chambers. Miss Zarah Rogers has received a government appointment to an Indian School in Oklahoma. Her address is Sequoyah O. T. School, Tale- quah, Okla. Mrs. H. T. Hunter has been visiting her mother, Mrs. R. H. Weaver, at Weaverville. The Western Division of the North Carolina Education Association convened in Asheville Oct. 9th to 11th. Prof. Wade Alexander, Principal of the Demonstration School, and the faculty attended the meeting. President H. T. Hunter, Miss Nettie Brogdon, County Supervisor, Misses Annie Ray, Virginia Bryan, Lydia Bancroft, Vivian Blackstock, Martha Armstrong, Alice Benton, Mary Hunter, Mrs. G. B. Arnold, attended also. Miss Laura Kate Miller has accepted a position as teacher in the Birmingham Public Schools. Miss lone Hill is attending Asheville High School this year. Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. Mary Flintom and Miss Eleanor Gladstone motored to Waynesville to attend the wedding of Mr. A. W. Lynch. Mr. and Mrs. Cox and daughter, Hannah, together with Miss Daisy Davies, are making a trip by motor to Pittsburg. The Baptist Young People of the Normal and community are manifesting great interest in the B. Y. P. U. Mr. Wade Alexander conducted services at the Baptist Church Sunday, Oct. 5th, during the absence of the The library has recently added to its purchases an excellent set of Stoddard's Lectures. Mrs. George Haynes of Clyde was i guest of her daughter, Hilda, who s in the Normal School. The Epworth League of the Methodist Church was reorganized Sunday evening, Oct. 5th. Officers for the quarter were elected. The membership of the League consists of fifty young men and women. Come out Sunday and join us! Miss Edith Terrell, a former student of the Normal, was a guest at the Moore Dormitory last week-end. Misses Emily Sword and Ella Mc- Comb who are teaching at Andrews this year spent Saturday evening with Annie Sword at Moore Dormitory. Mrs. Arnold, instructor of Voice at Cullowhee has organized a Glee Club for both young men and young women. Anticipations are great for their first appearances The Cullowhee Normal has agreed to enter the Triangular Debate for young women with Mars Hill College, and Asheville Normal. The Columbian Literary Society is rejoicing over the purchase of a new banner hall. *,' •;• ■:• •:< * •;• -;< •;> •;• >;• >;..;. .;..;..;. •;• •;•.;..;- -;. •:• .;• •:• •;- >;< •:■ •:• * ■:• •;• * >;- •;■ * •;• •:• •:< •;• •:■ •;• * * •.'• v v * *»>♦>♦♦♦♦♦• JAX SANITARY RESTAURANT \ I NEW FURNITURE | NEW SERVICE | NEW MANAGEMENT I Home Cooked Food—Pies And Cakes Baked | To Order—Try Our Sunday Chicken Dinner I CLUB DINNERS | PICNIC LUNCHES I SPECIAL ORDERS § SAFE! SANE! AND SANITARY! I Open From 6:30 A.M. To 11:30 P.M. * 1 X Basement of Cole Bldg., Facing Depot Sylva, North Carolina X ♦ * •:• * * -:• * * >:• «•> * * >:• * •:• •:• * * * •:• •:• •:• •;• •:• •:• •;• •:- * * •:• * •:• * •:• * * >:• * •:• ♦ -:• * * •:• •:• •:• * * * ♦ * * * ♦•* THE BROWN COMPANY § Handle a general line of Merchandise. Courtesy and fair X 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 $ Miss Rose Rodgers, Cullowhee visited her Franklin last week end a student of parents at Mr. Bryan Chambers, a member of the faculty of Woodfin High School, and Miss Mattie Moody of Asheville are guests of Miss Edna and Mr. Roger Ferguson at Cullowhee Normal. (Continued on page 7) **♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ind a Lexington Piano for its Mrs. Lucy Posey, Social Director of the Cullowhee Normal chaperoned a week-end party to Whiteside October 12th. The party included Misses Betty deBerry, Agnes Cloninger, Annie Sawyer, Annie Sword and Elizabeth Ford. A former student of Cullowhee Normal and member of Columbian Literary Society, Hon. Felix Alley made an illuminating and interesting address upon the issues of the day, Jn, the school auditorium, Tuesday evening, October 7th. Mrs. W. E. West, is rapidly recovering from a recent illness Atlanta hospital. ,;..;..;..;..;..;..;..;..;. .♦.,;..;.,;..;..;,.;..;..;..; .;..;..;..;..;. .;..;. •;• >:• + >;• •:• •',< -> * •> ■:• •:• •:• •:• * v v -> •.*• •:• •;• v * * * ♦ •> v ♦ CULLOWHEE SHOE SHOP § L. P. MONTEITH, Proprietor J We mend the rips and patch the holes, * Build up the heels, and save the soles. All work carefully and promptly done. School patronage $ solicited. Bring or send us your shoes. We will lengthen $ the life of your footwear and save you money. | CULLOWHEE NORTH CAROLINA | **••:-■>♦♦♦ * * •:• •:* * * * <• •'• ••• * * * *♦ * -'• * * * * ••• * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *♦*♦**♦? ♦♦♦♦♦4******************************* ***♦♦♦*♦**♦**** SMITH & COMPANY § Dry Goods, Groceries, and Feed; Hats, Caps, Shoes, and | Overalls, Men's Clothing, Duxbak Suits, and Carhartt Over- * alls; Stationery and other School Supplies- The Store for | X Service and Satisfaction. | | CULLOWHEE NORTH CAROLINA | "GRAMMATICAL LOVE* You see a beautiful girl walking down the street. You are struck with her Feminine charm. If she is Singular, you become Nominative. You walk down the street changing to the Verbal Subject and then become Dative. If she is not Objective in this Case, you decide to become Plural. You walk home together. Her mother is Accusative; father becomes Imperative. You go in and sit down and find that her little brother is an Indifferent Article. You talk of the Future; she changes the Subject for the Present time. You kiss her and she favors the Masculine. Her father is Present and things become Tense, and you are a Past Participle after the Active Voice
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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 Carolinian in 1933.
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