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  • THE CULLOWHEE YODEL (Jtyp (EuUmnty* fofoi Published semi Cullowhee, North monthly by llowhee State Carolina. he facu Normal ty and Ente Act o! •ed as sec i cuiiov.:, March 3 e. North Cai 1879. olina, ui e Post- H. T EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE . Hunter, Chairman; W. E. Bir : lieanum Kelly; George Pars i; Alice Jessie Moody (C STAFF n-Chief C. H. Ruth Marthf France S-Hcn 1! jsiness Manager ■1: ■ B Clifton s Tarlton s Shankle K nlumbian) iColumbiiin) (Erosophian) Literar> Campu . ...Kiel ..Alumn Editor Editor Editor Subs crhrtion p ice: One dollar pe .« A Dumh Animal Receives a Shock On the night of December the eleventh, a little mouse lay sleeping in the folds of the Auditorium curtains. Suddenly his dreams were shattered by a squeaking sound. He thought it was his mother's voice. "Ma and Pa must be quarreling politics," he thought. "Ma's bound to get the best of it, though, 'cause she's a Democrat and a woman. Pa is only a man Republican." Mousie listened; the squeaking sound died away. In its stead came a whine, which lasted for several minutes, then a gasping noise. Mousie was reminded of the sounds Grandpa Rat had made as he lay dying in a mouse trap. He now heard a moan— a moan more mournful than the song of a winter wind. He could stand the suspense no longer. He peered from behind his curtain. What he saw caused the soft hairs on his back to become porcupine like, and his tail became as stiff as a poker. Mousie fainted! He had witnessed a terrible sight. Out in the auditorium there were several human beings—the kind that wear dresses. One of them was standing on the stage wringing her hands, her face was red, her eyes were wild, her knees were trembling and out of her open mouth came strange gurgling noises. The other things with dresses on sat in the audience, and they were smiling as if they were enjoying her agony. Mousie's heart was young and tender; so he fainted. Mousie, being a very young rat, is not to be blamed if he did not quite understand that the things he saw were voice pupils, and that the sounds, he heard were beautiful lyric, mezzo, and alto voices. However, if he wishes to avoid another such fright, he will have either to move his bed or to cultivate a love for good music, for the Voice Club, under the direction of Miss Feagans, plans to have these practice recitals regularly. Alumni Notes In continuing our list of alumni who have sent in their fee for membership for the Alumni Association we are glad to add the following: Miss Margaret Flintom, class of 1918, is critic teacher in Sam Houston State Teacher's College, Hous- tonville, Texas. Miss Flintom attended George Peabody College after leaving Cullowhee. Miss Irene Stroup, class of 1928, is teaching third grade, in Fletcher High School, Fletcher, N. C. Miss Carrie L. Horton, class of 1928, is fourth grade teacher in Johnston High School. Her address is 29 S. French Broad Avenue, Ashe- ville, N. C. Miss Lula Lee Phillips, class of 1928, is a grade teacher in Mars High School, Kinston, North Carolina. Miss Estelle Powell, class of 1928, is supervising playground and classroom work of kinder-garten children in Children's Home, Winston-Salem, N. C. Miss Gladys Cook, class of 1928, is teaching in the elementary school, Warsaw, N. C. Miss Mildred Ramsey, class of 1928, is grade teacher in Linden High School, Linden, N. C. Mrs. J. J. Wilde, who was Miss Minnie Norton before marriage, is living at Webster, N. C. Velma Rice was teaching an English lesson about punctuation and its uses. Johnnie couldn't understand. Velma: Johnnie, don't you know that punctuation means to pause? Johnnie: (After a moment). Yes, ma'am, an auto driver punctuated his tire in front of our house this morning and it meant a half hour's pause. Select Gifts of Quality The joy of giving 'worthwhile gifts far overbalances any tittle difference in price CHRISTMAS shoppers can wkaly make this store their gift headquarters, safe in the knowledge that they will secure articles of high integrity, combining beauty, usefulness and intrinsic value, at low prices. The gift of a watch forms a most appropriate token of affection which will carry its associations for years to come. Your personal preferences in style, design, and price can be fully satisfied here. RAYMOND GLENN Jeweler Sylva, N. C. Field Notes Wood Middleton, a former student of Cullowhee Normal School, is now the president of Draughn's Business College at Winston-Salem, N. C. This is one of the leading business colleges in this state. Mr. Middleton and his wife made a recent visit back to their home county, Jackson. John H. Harwood, graduate of Cullowhee State Normal School in 1902, has been twice appointed special judge in this state by the governor. He recently held a term of court in Macon County in the place of Judge Walter E. Moore of Sylva, N. C. Cyrus Nicholson, a former graduate of Cullowhee State Normal School is now attorney-at-law at Sylva, N. C. He and Miss Katie McKee of Sylva, N. C, were recently married at Memphis, Tenn., and are now making their home in Sylva. Lewis P. Hamlin, a former graduate of Cullowhee State Normal School, was elected representative of Transylvania County in the November election. He will represent his county at Raleigh in the coming Legislature. OLD AGE The civilized man of progress looks forward to next week, next month, next year, ten years hence, or to his OLD AGE. He provides for his needs and desires, for emergencies, opportunities, comforts and pleasures. He does it by industry and steady saving. HAVE YOU STARTED YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT YET? (If not, let us talk it over with you) Jackson County Bank sylva North Carolina *+**+****+*+*+*++*++++♦♦ Jarrett-Morgan Miss Edith Jarrett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Y. Jarrett of Dillsboro, and Mr. Harold Morgan, of Sylva were married at Waynesville, North Carolina, September 22. The ceremony was performed by Rev. E. H. Ford, Pastor of the Andrews Baptist Church. Only a few friends were present. The marriage was not publicly announced until Thanksgiving day. Mrs. Morgan is a senior of Cullowhee State Normal, and Mr. Morgan is a senior of Sylva Central High. A MERRY CHRISTMAS —TO— Teachers and Students Let us help you find Santa Claus. Make your money count in buying your Christmas gifts. We carry the kind of goods that teachers and students want. HELP US TO HELP YOU H.C. Bryson Company INO. S. TROTTER, Manager Cullowhee North Carolina ^♦♦♦•M«:..:«:-:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:.^.:..:..:..j..t..t..:,.j.....:.^.^.j....,j..:. '♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»»t APPRECIATED PRESENT ! YOUR PHOTOGRAPH I ECKENROD'S STUDIO Box 326 Sylva, N. C ! *************.j OVER BUS STATION
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