Ailene Holley
Bernice Bias
Glennie Lawercnce
\Villie Bright
Martha Cobb
Olivia rase
Clara Roberta
Clara Allen
Kttie (Juilford
Lala Slaiijrhter
Trurtellc Wimbush
Another km'ouji is doinjr effective work under ^Irs.
Doles at Cale Street School. They are:
Penelope Cooper
Bernice Stewart
Florence Carter
Addie Murphy
Ora Briley
Stallis Holley
Marjraret Heath
E*:hel Sadler
Klla Pool
Lillie White
Trudelle Wimbush, Reporter.
A FOHMEU STl'DENT WIMTKS
12 1-2 W. 118th St..
New York City,
Nov. 21^, 1028.
Miss K. J. Lewis,
State Normal School,
Elizabeth City. N. C.
My Dear Miss I.ewis:
Enclosed Is a money order for one do u' ($1.00)
to cover a 7 months’ subscription to th(' State Nor
mal Banner and also the cost of mailinjr. It was
f]uite a triad surprise to receive the paper and much
credit is duo to all who helped to materialize the
publication.
I think the paper is very n'atly composed and
T have only one repret. I saw nothin>r at all con-
cerninR football, basketball and the like. I shall
look forward to the baseball season's havinR some
space in the paper.
I trust you are well and enjoying the most abun
dant success in Life’s over clianKinjr deal. I am
now a Railway Mai) Clerk and I owe everythii.p to
S. N. S. and to him who doth all thinirs well. Please
pive my regards to all who know me. I am
Very Respectfully Yours,
Owen H. Thompson.
.JIIMOK NOH.MAL CLASS PIUKiUAM
The .Junior Normal Class presented the second
ropular student Lyceum November 1928. The par
ticipants were well selected .and the propram well
rendered. The followinp prppram was piven;
Sonp Nepro National Anthem
Prayer Chaplain
Sonp .’ Selected
Oration : , Lillian Slade
Solo Sallie Riddick
Select Readinp Nellie Hunter
Instrumental Solo i Matilda Stallinps
Oration Raymond Morris
Recitation .Tuanita Wynn
Solo Araminta Ransome
Snaps Corinne Younp
Renort of Critic Miss E. J. Lewis
Collection
Dismission
THE .irNIOH LITEJJAKY CLI H
Durinp one of the meetinps of the .Junior Normal
Spoken Enplish Class under the direction of Prof.
L. 1.. Henderson, a .Junior I^iterary Club was or-
panized. The followinp officers were elected:
Earl Dauphtry President
Georpe Moore Vice President
Inez Heckstall Secretary
Annie Cross Asst. Secretary
A preat deal of enthusiasm was manifest,ed by
the proup. The object of such an orpanization is
three-fold.
WHERE TIIH Iii:sr COMES
FROM
IJELKilOrS ACTIVITIES
The members of the Y. W. C. A. cabinet assem
bled in the "Y” room of Cymera Hall Tuesday nipht,
November (>. 1028. There they discussed the differ
ent activities which were e.vi)ected of the members
this term. In order to arouse the eaperness of the
members it was suppested that the cabinet meet
twice a month and make reports >t their achie\e-
ments in the readinp of books, mapazines and litei-
ature. It was also suppested that the members
.should take part in the discussions held in their
various meetinps.
• * •
On Sunday afternoon, November 11, the Y. M.
C. A. and Y. W. C. A. held joint sessions. The pro
pram rendered was enjoyed by all pres(*nt. The dis
cussion was, Resolved: That our attitude towaid oui
enemies should always bi> favorable, was led by
Bernice Stewart, affirmative and Miss Clara Kob-
erts, nepative. This discussion as a whole was very
helpful. The majority apreed that our attitude to-
wai*(i our enemieH should always he favorable. ne
reason piven was that of paitiinp triends.
o
"Nothinp weakens a man more than to feel that
he is abused.”
LOVE BROTHERS
Wholesale avd Retail Dealers
in
BEEF, MUTTON,
POULTRY, PORK,
ETC.
Phone 70
Elizal)eth City, N. C.
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