the CHOWANIAN. CHOWAN cOLLEO»»RFREESBORO. N. C.
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN!
The Chowanian
Friday, September 25, 1925.
WORLD SEIRIES! Here Comes the Buccaneer and His Jolly Crew
\ college newspaper published
fort, ightly by the students of
Chowan College, Murfreesboro,
N. C.
jLUXE
/S4^
.$1.00
ription
year I
ered as second class matter,
’ V 17, 1924 at the Post Of-'
pc^furfreesboro, North Caro-
^nder Act of March 3, 1879.
STAFF
MARGARET AMAN
Editor-in-Chief
BUSINESS STAFF
beryl souter
Business Manager
THELMA DRAPER
Advertising Manager
• flora MAE HOOD
Circulation Manager
ARLES ISENHOWER
^ ssistant Circulation Manager
^ ASSOCIATE EDITORS
EDNA M. HEDGEPETH
Intercollegiate Editor
WILLIE BLOUNT
Departmental Editor
LOUISE McDANIEL
Religious Editor
MARY RAYNOR
Sports Editor
ELSIE G. SEWELL
Local Editor
INEZ MATTHEWS
Alumnae Editor
DOROTHY LONG
Joke Editor
HAZEL griffin
Social Editor
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SENIOR CLASS OF 1925
CHOWAN COLLEGE TO
HAVE BOOTH AT FAIR
Will Be At Woodland Fair. Other
Exhibits Promised \Vi!l Make It
Best In Years
The Chowanians welcome into
lur family circle this year one of
'' - finest Freshman Classes ever
■mbled, and a faculty of chris-
; scholars, who have already en-
themselves to the entire
body. If first impressions
as the old saying goes,
ig to have the best year
is not
, this t?fm. Every
'in jovial mood, an
lit the day’s work ther
,f happiness
Smiles greet other smiles.
Hilda Matthews teaching in Norlina High School
KCtrstudrariirg^s^k^^^ P^rg. pa.
Ce“nter'^Serfn" W^t^son, C^s M^ot'^ro:! ng up to be Chowan Senior abo^t
j clever an'
ling and'^'^J
‘••fl to .ha*e*’’
hoo
lealivs promis
fnalicould wish
**** • *** ** ** * *j singing in the mind.
BOOK lovers 'TThins- headed lawjPr whiP«««
**• • • * * * * * * * *jHolt & Company, ! minded mounts, K pen
Marcia, twenty and timid, and: , • , A
The Grace of Lambs by Man four years rtmpanion to a ^is hair.
^“"5 work of the days y
■ '^'’h\s”“tf correct aTd’^'^accu^’^^^^ providentl she boldly
,ng has 'ts cow ^^g^.^„rked buys an appropri,teIy named
use like the muc ^jg^etion, “Starbeam” car, am gaily sets
nice must be yet forth upon her romai>,c quest for
especially by ^^,3^ so The Loveliest Thing. The sudden
there is is no . ^jy charac | metamorphosis of the^rab, rou-
accurately and ad q Lambs and, tine ridden dependent into the
terizes The Urace 01 Manue Viuovfant and resourcelj seeker
the “under this title after Romance is hardly robable;
‘:rtrthe^ha;Vwork of the da/s
general grind, if we may speak ofl
^?rk thft is ’vitally interest-g irt ,
this way, there is Jor a joke
a smile, a song and a healthy peaj ^
of laughter from every one. Irt ^
other words, everybody s haPPV ^
Chowan this year; and everybody S
glad everybody else is here^
Th whole
middle-aged and ‘^ady-like” spins I some, entertaining^or au
ter unexpectedly inherits 800 idle hour, somewhad by the
• pounds. Spurning all advice to superfluous repetit senteu'
.. :j—„i,. 1—1J1.. tious phrases.
illamson
TRANSIT CORPORATION OF NORFOLK
114 W. Brambleton Ave.
Woodland, Sept. 21.—The Sec
retary of the Roanoke Chowan
Agricultural Association had the
pleasure of meeting with Dr. Chas.
p. Weaver of Chowan College a
few days ago and is very pleased
to say that this noble institution
will have a booth at our fair to be
held at Woodland, N. C., October
6th to 9th, inclusive, and the Fair
Association will be glad to have al
Association will be glad to have all
tl*- Alumnȣ. of this colleg\e at-
nv TMt Ifo Enfield. Enfield H
Telephone24283
SCHEDULE
LEAVE Southbound
Norfolk, Fairfax Hotel in-2?
Winton, Winton Hotel in';
Murfreesboro, Sewell House iiion
Conway, Filling Station 'qk
Jackson, Jackson Drug Store P M
Weldon, Terminal Hotel
Halifax, Roanoke Hotel
Enfield, Enfield Hotel
Whitakers, Whitakers Hotel
Arr. Rocky Mount, Ricks Hotel
A. M. p. M.
4:00
6:45
7:05
7:20
7:35
LEAVE
Rocky Mount, Ricks 1
A. M.
NORTHBOUND
3otel
„ _ , y/TJin/K ^ P 1*11
and registtr or mf.ke thernselves Enfield Hotei
known. Halifax, Roanoke Hotel 9135
,,r , i XL Weldon, Terminal Hotel *
We are pleased to know that the j^ckson, Jackson Drug Store.. . "'lo^lo
Community Booths will be with us Conway, Filling Station III:::::
again
,— this year.
A special place has been provid
ed for the display of farming im
lements of all kinds.
oaLivsuil lyrug i
Conway, Filling Station
Murfreesboro, Sewell House
Winton, Winton Hotel
Arrive Norfolk, Fairfax Hotel.
10:20
10:45
11:00
.11:25
P. M.
2:00
9:00
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Beauty hints rarely fail to catcl
the Lminine eye. Here is a stron,
one- The young miss who
crowned last week as “America ^ them-is a
Moir Beautiful Girl” had neve^^^ impressive philosophy
bobbed her hair. Following ^nd delights the
hut makes “the most heautifuU after the story ,
Tm-- wSht, 138; height, and the de ails o£|
feet six inches; neck, thirteen anS^j^^ pjots—which are usually quitej
half inches; bust, thirty-fouj . j ^ave been forgotten, or,
tnche ; waist twenty-six and i^™P,e dialect of commerce
half inches; hip. thirty-seven and W i; ers” and it “^te
half inches; arm length, twenty- ^ a very P «sant test®
^ t Tnches; wrist, six >nches;^^j^;^j^ „ay we.l wish to linger
twelve and a half; ankle narratives move,
eignt inches. Venus de ^edicil celerity and grace, which maj
must have turned pale illustrated by ^
ousy, for this queen of agraph of The Dark Cloak. j
conforms in a number of features ^j,e powerful black-,
to the old Greek ideal had led a simple and quiett^
which she embodied, varying in corning for
weight only one pound.
1 ar6* ciia'iV.V. •— —-—
subtle'her upon the road, “an inter-
which'esting types are encounter
reader'the delineations of charad ^re
D. L. MYERS & CO.
JEWELERS
eight
calf,
eight
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry)
Cut Glass, Silverware, Etc
Repairing a Specialty.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
FUNCTIONING NICELY—
The student government seem
to be functioning in a manner tha
reflects credit upon its executives
Commendable order is being main
tained among the students al
though it is not approaching the
+Uof T\rnmises anv
SV.E
J. G. LIVtJRMAN
FOR PLUMaiNG
Prices Right. Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Phone B. S.
no apparent reason at all hel
strangled his wife, ran to P^i
lice and cried: ‘Arrest me, I killed
''^The last story. How it
be Free, appears grm'
Atlantic. There is a
tained among the students the burThVct^cf Conway../ *1-
though it is not approaching the but The giving the To Conw
perfection that promises anytningi dese ,£ To /- 13.00
-IS HSr SBS=
Li^rmaui
C.
Murfreesbor''
tax»^ab
/- $1.00’|
'"X. nnil
with^omething added, which Ws
own contribution all of which
gives body an_d form to tbe
Uort"I‘TOrabraWpta.*'’*®“5tro-do“ot°th/.mle'S”hhi«M%r"*^p^ »“* »f
ing, and at a very early date they the book is a masted . 1
wiU appear before the counciWor^ ^
examination and formal reception piec^e^ 01^^^.^^^
into the organization. I a„t, Kipling, and
The minds of the counc | There is 1
the Dean of Women are a^p^paren^y,^^^^^ tour-de-force
active m ° „ liberty the handling of chajfofthe
student may enjoV ^ ^j^ayg they
and privilege possible while taki g^
” ‘-““I
each yea^are quality in
unanimo^ such sheer beau-
“Chjf even rarer, while
Amejj^^^'^ow and modest
ty^pts the seal_ of a rich!
a process of revision, and a num
ber of additions and substractions
have been made. It will go to press
soon.
Anincrease in the school day to
six hours or longer has been made
in a number of places in Massa-
chussetts in order 1» give time f
the necessary school subjects
for supervised study during s
hours.
on his fascinating-
lese stories conform to
a. Each is as beautiful
lives, nearly faultless, and
. L. Fergusson
Tuner for Chowan College
Piano Tuner & Builder
Pipe Organ Work
Write me
Repair Factory
425 Cokey Road
Rocky Mount, N. C.
Phone 829 W
AND OPENING
few Department Store in AHOSKIE
September 21st
Opiite Farmers-Atlantic Bank, to be Known as
APLEBAUM’S STORE
>re IS new and pnces are much
just bought the whole stock and
'.verytW in our store is new and prices are much
'wer, cause we
fiid cafor it.
yofriends about the New Store. Don’t forget the
pace, ')osite Farmers-Atlantic Bank, Ahoskie, N. C.
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