The Hilltop, Mars Hill College, Mars Hill, N. C.
I*age Five
torical Pageant
Mars Hill Ready
;Coutiiiued fi-om page 1)
md executive staff includes Mr.
to as general adviser, Mis.s
of as general director, Miss Win-
!nt|hairman of dramatizing. Miss
the chairman of costumes. Miss
enFgers chairman of music, Mr.
! chaii'man of properties, and
thJullinax chairman of publicity.
eeichaiiTnan^has a large commit-
io work undei' him. There is
• chairman in charge of each
oyP-
it the cast
int Episode I.
lidit of Christian Education—
ilk- Ashworth.
,-es Rev. William Keith—Chas.
■arry.
in W. Anderson, Ih-es. Board
ainistees—Chas. Sullivan,
orlmas W. Roy, Sec. Board of
Hees—Jas. Smith,
act-ard A. Carter, a Devout Bap-
iolE. P. Baker,
hntial Citizens:
tkC. Sams— J. M. Buckner.
heD. Ray—L. A Byi-d
litphen Ammons—^Clarence Davis.
pfe Rev. Jesse Ammons—F. E.
"ic!e.
nry Ray—M. L. Ware,
altnry Edwards—W. K. Gosnell.
lefry Duyck—H. F. Readling.
aJin Raford-Jes.se Wingo.
inff- ?■ slave—E. C. Glasgwv.
W. Anderson, his assist-
)I^—Charles Roper.
A. G. Brown, First Pres-
ji( Fred Anderson.
ii?^—Kelly Ray.
jijStranger—Raymond Long,
j/actors:
jaekelford—William Dockery,
jd-yton—Pelharn Renfrew.
Lovers:
gflnie Deans—Reba Lowe.
[ipry Lewis—0. H. Forehand,
ivid Evans, the false lover—
Worley.
ons:
lyllis Edwards, Frances Rich,
^na Dell Farr. Evelyn Hannon,
e Strom. L. P. Barnette and
1. Mr. Deans. Van Powell, Mrs.
ps. Gladys Edwards,
ils:
leader—Katherine Robei-ts.
feader—Mae Plemmons.
*“®^ydst—Gilma Baity.
%claimer—M. S. Ransdell.
tiddler—Ben Strickland,
riutist—^Gaines Dobbins.
H. C. Hinson.
—-Bin Heeves.
lanjoisi—^Lloyd Cairnes.
fogan—^William Bruce,
eains—Ernest Glore.
etollins—George Stroupc.
fooper-James Barrett,
i.atherine Anderson, Dewey My-
li and Troy Jones.
•itiotic Pose:
^berty—Ruth Singleton, T. H.
Jr., Preston Stringfield, .Tr.,
ly Huff, Emily Clarke.
' Episode II.
enny Deans—Reba Lowe.
erry Lewis, a Confeder.ate Sol-
federate regiment—H. C. Isenberg.
Jake Lewis, Jerry's cousin—James
Smart.
Mr. Willie Deans, Jenny’s father-
Van Powell.
Mrs. Ruthena Deans, Jenny’
mother—^Gladys Edw-ards.
Mammy—Ethel Swanson.
Soldiers and Detail:
Drummer—Robert Robinson.
Pifer—Gaines Dobbins.
Ban.ioist—Bill Reeves.
Banjoist—James Brown.
Banjoi.st—Lloyd Caimes.
Singer—John Blackburn.
Singer—J. B. Stevens.
Singer—William Hughes.
First Soldier—Edwim Haynes.
Second Soldier—Glenn Whitt.
Third Soldier—John W’orley.
Cornwell, and Madeline May.
Episode IV.
The Rev. F. A. Clark, a registrar
and treasurer—C. E. Parker.
William Marvin Scruggs — Glenn i
Freeman. i
Jerry Lew'si, among first students j
—0. H. Forehand. j
Jenny Lewis, his daughter—Gladys i
j Farmer.
j Pi'esident Mars Hill College—R. L. ^
Moore.
His Wife—Mrs. R. L. Moore.
Laurence Creasenian—Glenn Bolch.
A. P. Willis, a former student-—
Clarence Barnette.
Jerry Lewis, among first students
Lewis. Sr.—^Burt Johnson.
Audry White, student and friend
of Jerry Lewis—Catherine Bennett. I
New boys: J. R. Joyner, J. B. ;
SMITH’S CUT RATE DRUG STORES
SMITH’S No. 1
Pack Square ana
Biltmore Ave.
The Rexall
! .Stores
Asheville, N. C.
SMITH’S No. 2 I
Vanderbilt Hotel j
Haywood St. ,
You Are Always Welcome at Smith’s
mons and Carl Baber.
Episode III.
Captain Melvin Carter
Isenberg.
John W. Anderson—C.
van.
Bandit.s—T. L. Rampey, Henuan ^ _
Wells, Ward Johnson, Dean Plem- W'ade Brown, G. B. Wagoner,
’ ^ ^ ’ and Wayne Blackwelder.
i New girls; Eloise Brooks. Vir-
H. C. ginia Cobb, Hazel Welch, Mabel
Kimsej' and Ruth Stone.
H. Sulli- Old boys looking after new stu
dents: Robert Barnes and W. S.
The Rev. John Ammons—Glenn . McDarris.
rpj,a.,.;5._ I Old girls looking after new sU-
Mr. Jarvis, an intere.sted patron— dents: Elizabeth Minton. Beatrice
Rex Brown. , McBi-ayer and Irma Henderson. j
Large pupils for games — Eleanor Pantomine: ^
Riddle, Gertrude Smith. Elizabeth' Columbia—Ruth Singleton
Green, Martha Fay Gibbs, Mabel
Hunt, Lucinda Hanna, Ellen Royal,:
.Tones, Jean Casey, Charles Brucf. j
Joe Dalton, Paul Grubbs, Clyde Rob- - .rr ^ u xtooV
crts, Henrv Ricks, Thomas Walker, Wallace Steele, H. G. Shultz, M..ck
II E. Er-v!‘n and Allen Griffin. Lane, J. R. Talbert, C. W. Bru.ce.
Small pupils for games—Inez Bar- Girls in war scene: Agnes 1.rig-
ton, Eunice Causey, Vonnie Mitch- man, Grace Riddle Jianccj mi..!,
ell, Mitchell William.s. Foy Nor- Ruth Willras and Be,ssie Lreby.
wood, James Baley, Evan Evans. In Spilman home; Mother Big-
Robert ‘^nvder, Glenn Norman, and, gers, Ruth Cooper, Novella Deaton,
T. L. BRAMLETT & CO.
See us for your wants, School Supplies,
piece goods, gents’ and ladies’ furnishings
“The' Store of Quality, Service and
Satisfaction.”
DRINK
IN BOTTLES
We invite you to inspect our plant
90-92 Biltmore Ave.
Nurse—^Maryon Hoffman.
Sailor—Earl Stanley. |
Soldier—Wm. Gerald. j
Other soldiers: Willard. Robinson.
A. M. TINGLE
29 Broadway Asheville. N. C.
Headquarters for Mars Hill
At Your Service
Call on Us Fruits and Eats, Etc.
Sara Blackwell, Jes.sie Bowman, |
Edith Hayes and Mildred Hayes, j
In boys’ home: Mother Stapleton,
O. J. Murphy, James Smith, Chas.
Maddi-y, Sammy Morse, Frank Hus-,
kins and Tom Cooper. j
Pantomine: |
Spirit of Mars Hill—Maud Ash- j
Irvin Mason.
Pupils on the .side: Mai-j' oPole.
Evolie Snelson, Velma Fincher, Reba
Lowe, Mary Carter, Pearl Cornwell.
I.e.stec Bradley, Ray Bennett, Paul
Bennett, Paul Grogan, Roscoe Phil
lips, O. H. Forehand, and Ruby Ed
wards.
Kbi Klux Klansmen: Tillery Buck- j worth,
ner, Luther Meares, Percy Parker,! Boy—Dwing Sumner
and (negro) Fred Drake.
Scene 2
Orphanage:
Miss Sally Green, matron—Mrs.
Honeycutt.
Exodu.s—Franklin Wilkins.
Zeb Vance Goode—Oscar Carter.
Ebenezer—Sidney Wall.
Ned—J. C.‘ Gibbs.
Saphronia—Shirley Gibbs.
Narc!ssus—Christine Honeycutt.
David—Herschel Holcombe.
Joe—Henry Stroupe.
Scene 3
Mr. Payne, a foiTner student—^M. | s. S.—"W. Ij. Parker.
V. Parri.sh. Ministerial Conference
J. H. Moore, second steward—Carl ]>atrick
Girl—Bonnie Chandler. |
Young man (who catches a vis-1
ion)—Nathan Brooks.
Nonpareil girls: Helen Ramseji.i
Ixiuise Mumford, Daisy Martin, ami
Ruby Flemming. To hold .sheets of
music—John Blackburn.
CROZER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Tuition and Room Rent Free.
Scholarships available for approved students. .
Seminary’s relations to University of Pennsylvania warrant offer
of the following courses:
I. Resident Course for Preachers and I’astors. Seminary
degi'ee of B. D. or Diploma.
II. Resident Course with special emphasi.s on Religious Ed
ucation and Social Semce. Seminary degree cf B.'D., Univer
sity degi'ee of A. M.
III. Resident Training for .\dvanced Scholar.ship. Graduate
Course. Seminary degree of Th. M., University degree of Ph. D.
.\ddrci5S MILTON G. EVANS, President, Chester, Pa.
i
-O. H. Forehand.
Jla-vid Evans, a
a traitor
Wade
*rley.
im Keath, Colonel of a Confed-
“O regiment—William Gerald.
Leloin Carter, Captain cf a '^nn-
Clio girls: Sara Osborne. Sara
Coachman, Ruth Jarvis, Beulah Fer- j
guson and Ethel Young, |
Oratory: Walton Kitchen, Mark
Plemmons. Agnes Lattimorc, Henrj,
Bridges, Carrick Teague and Ber
nice Stone.
B. S. U.—Chas. Maddry.
\
!
Clarence
Meares.
Nannie Smitli, president Clio so
ciety—Mary Hamby.
Volunteer Band.—Rachel Chaffin.
j5 Y. p. U.—Glenn Bolch.
I> Y. P. U.—Bonnie Hildebrand.
Pupils on the side: Mary Poole. Y. W. A.—Louise Griffin
ciety—Raymonia Gillespie.
Prof. Boothe—Floyd. Williams.
Mrs. Boothe—Burdell Henderson.
Miss Williams—^Lois Cockeral.
Miss Helen McMaster—Mary Elli.'-.
Personal Worker—Dr. Robert.
Tributes:
Church—Pauline Fry.
B. Y. P. U.—Edith Hayes.
S. S.—Rama Dale.
Ada Briggs—secretary Non .so- W. il. U.—Alice McKittiick.
'■'OMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS
lunday. May 27—Sermon, Dr. M.
I Kesler, Superintendent Baptist:
bhanage, Thomasville, N. C.
fhursday. May 31—Address, Mr.
nah William Bailey, Raleigh, N.C.
■ June ]—^Alumni Address,
Iffe T. C. Bowie, Spai-ta, N. C.
Law—Mae Gibson.
Education—C. W. Roper.
Music—Virginia Frady.
Art—Lemmie Fite.
Literature—^Thelma Francis.
Nursing—Mary Bradley.
Doctors—L. P. Somers.
Industry—Zelma Bennett.
Homes—I.ucile Hamby and IMary
rhe truth will not hurt if the
> is clean.
o is the man who stays down
fie falls ?
ciety—Barbara Freeman.
Parents and visitors: Ethel Boone,
Elizabeth Cox, Jonnie Dixon. Mrs.
Rampey, Bartlett Hager, D. I .
Stewart and Clyde Stin.son.
Clio society girls: Lucile Hambv.
Mary Hamby. Virginia Frady, Eliz
abeth Spangler, Nell Bowles, Luna
Cranfill. Jennie Lee Packard. Kath
leen Young, Edith King and Mary Stringfield.
I’oole. Joui-nalism—Lethco Brock.
Nonpareil society girls: Mary Sue: Chin?,—Carl Meares.
Grabble, Ruby Fowler, Frances Sny-! Cuba—Oljmipia Fletis.
der, Louise Woody, Alice Beckwith.; Philippine Islands—Paul Laughrum.
Sedahlia Propst, Louise Patrick, Bar-1 Epilogue:
bara Freeman, and Raymonia Gil-1 Speaker—Charlton Sullivan,
le.spie. I Orchestra: Ben Strickland, Robert
Clio and Nonpareil society girls Lineberry, Gains Dobbins, Helen
•fordrill: Elizabeth Adams, Eidth Brown, Gene Allen, Helen Tillery.
Jewell, Joe Coffey, Louise Woody., Bob Crutchfield, William Logan, R.
Lillian Steele, Margaret Sherrill, Ha-1 C. Hinson, Emma Hartsell, Ada
zel Welch, Mary Brock, Margaret, Barefoot. >
, You Wear ’Em—We Repair ’Em
OUR .SERVICE WILL PLEASE YOU
Special Attention Given to Students’ Work
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Phone 1611 A.sheville, N. C. 6 tDllege St.
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DUNHAM’S MUSIC HOUSE
The Home of High Grade Pianos
14 N. Pack Square Asheville, N. C.
Our business is to serve Mars Hill
.\nd give our friends something just a little better for the
money. Me appreciate suggestions as well as business.
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The CoIIegre Pressing Club
do your cleaning for
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