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  • THE CULLOWHEE YODEL Mr. and Mrs. Allen Entertain Thursday On Thursday evening, February 23rd Mr. and Mrs. Allen entertained with a rook party. Those present were Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Posey, Miss Benton, and Miss Reams. A jolly good time was had throughout the evening. Mrs. All' a served lovely refreshments consisting of chicken salad, saltines, pickles, coffee, ice cream, cake, and nuts. Mrs. Posey and Miss Reams were presented with linen hanker- chiefs as birthday remembrances. Why I Never Have a Beau Did you ask me, dear Hattie, If I had a beau? You may never believe me But I shall say, "no." So homely am I That I keep them away And I long for a lover As I travel each day. The road to my home is Both rugged and long, And boys from a distant Never tune on my song. I never primp much, For I think it's no use. And when one appears I r i like a And then if I like him, I'd lose him of course, And I'd feel like crying Till I made myself hoarse. And after it's over, I dream again soon, But I've dreamed 'till I'm aching And my heart's in a boom. An old maid is homely But an old maid is free; So I guess an old maid Is more becoming to me. When I am still homely And traveling each day, A smile of a lover Won't be in my way. • And so those tender hands you had Brought pretty flowers to make sick glad; And then there came a dread di- And yet it brought to your heart Then many a soul did pass away; Some died by night and some by day. And all at once, what did you think Your tender nurse's heart did sink. For there upon the humble bed Lay your lovely Gabriel's head, But he was dying meek and mild, Yet you were happy as a child. —Hazel Hooper Seventh grade Ifs If Gladys is White, is Edna Green? If Ruby's a Barber, is Elene a Fisher? Is Pauline King? If Drucilla looks like a Holiday, does Bessie look like a Crane? Can Annie Lou Roe? If Maggie is a Smith, is Selma Reid a Broome? If Rose is a Ballance, is Lois a Baker? Is Anne—Young? Synonyms Stillwell Fa<Ses. Mr. Allen References. Miss Cancroft...Colors. Mr. Bird Calls to the office. Miss Camp Tardiness. Mr. Brown Milk bottles. Mr. Hunter Plans. Miss Ray Mother Goose Rhyn Miss Graves....Conferences. Miss Feagans..Do Te La's. Miss Benton...Mrs. Posey. Miss Reams... Candy. Miss Franklin. Frowns. Judge Dugan released Patrick for assault on Rastus who had sung, "Ireland mus' be Hebben cause my mammy came from thar." Evangeline After the seventh grade in the Training School had completed the study of Evangeline, the teacher suggested that some of the pupils might like to write a poem about Evangeline. Next morning Hazel Hooper read to the class the following poem: EVANGELINE. Oh dear, your life has been long and hard While searching for your long lost pard; I know you had a patient brain, To search right on so hard in vain. I know your heart was very sad, When you found not that lovely lad, Although you gave not up your plan; But searched right on for the brave man. Your heart could not be satisfied, But you like any faithful bride Did not give up the bitter task Until your days were nearly passed. + Then to the sick you gave your % life, + And worked so hard with all your + might % You put your trust and faith in % God, And left your footprints where you trod. DRY CLEANING, PRESSING, DYEING, ALTERING, HAT BLOCKING Special Attention to Students and Teachers... Work collected and delivered each Tuesday and Friday at Moore Dormitory. ACME CLEANERS Sylva North Carolina ! \ I Call 27 for Prompt and Efficient Service % x + t * * We cater to mail and phone orders. Agents | for Nunnally's' and Whitman's fine Candies. | Waterman, Parker, and Conklin Pens. Cara- % nome and Shari Toilet requisites. Purest of * Drugs, and in fact anything that you may ex- | pect to find in any good Drug Store. The Sylva Pharmacy SYLVA, N. C. Subscribe Teaching is my profession, I shall not want for something to do. It maketh me to lie down at that hour of night "when only the wolf and murderer are abroad." It leadeth me to spinsterhood; narcotics fail to restore my nerves. Yea, though 1 walk through the school room fighting ignorance, I get no results, for the children continue to say "haint". My salary faileth to comfort me, for, verily it is passing small. Surely wrecked nerves shall follow me all the days of my life, and I shall dwell in the house of the insane forever. —Exchange. Mrs. Posey: "How do you like t Spinach?" Hazel Crawford: "In the garden." J. Walter: "There was a lion layin' in front of me—" Mr. Byrd: "Lying," Walter, "Lying." J. Walter: "Well, I'll swear on my oath that I'm telling the truth. -FOR- and Read The YODEL Whose Graves: (Seeing the Grand Canyon for the first time) My, what a glorious place to stage a wild party. Hyatt: Coley:
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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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