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THE CHOWANIAN, CHOWAN COLLEGE, MURFREESBORO, N. C.
OCTOBER 1», 1»52
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Or« and Mrs.
Mixon Honor
The Faculty
1 oring the faculty of Chowan
CoHige, opening on September 8,
1952, fo rits fourth year since being
reestablished, President F. 0.
Mixon and Mrs. Mixon gave a
formal reception September 3, from
8—10 o’clock.
I I 'itations were issued to the
friends of the College in the sur
rounding Baptist Associations.
Many citizens of Murfreesboro also
attended the gala occasion.
The home was beautifully de
corated with arrangements of re'I
and white roses. Guests were met
at the door by Mrs. Roy Parker
wife of the Journalism instructor
at Chowan. Mrs. Oscar Creech,
wife of the Associate to the Presi
dent of Chowan, presided at the
refreshment table with the wives of
the other men of the faculty
assisting.
At the head oi me tacuity re^
ception line were President an
Mrs. Mixon and Mr. Creech
Others ini the receiving line were:
CEayde Ivey Is
Class President
The 19S2—53 Freshman Class of
Chowan College met on September
30 and elected the following
officers: President, Claude Ivey;
vice - president, Claude Ivey;
secretary, Gloria Cox; treasurer,
C. J. IBelch; reporter, Hilliard
Greene. Mr. Henry Reeves was;
chosen as the class sponsor.
Mr. John McSweeney, Mr. Roy
Parker, Mr. Robert Woodland, Dr.
and Mrs. Udvarnoki, Mr. Dan G
Harris, Mr. H. L. Reeves, Mr.
Eugene Williams, Mr. and Mrs. |
Herbert Appenzeller, Mr. Robert. 0 j
Boston, Mr. Ernest Connelly, Mrs. 1
Rose Pool, Miss Addie Mae Cooke,
Miss Virginia McQueen, Mrs. Ann j
Horton, and Mrs. Beatric# 0.1
Keeler.
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True popularity is not the popu
larity which is followed after, but
the popularity which foEows after
.—Lord Mansfield.
He had a face like a benediction
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New Fall Fashions
at
THE FASHION SHOP
in Ahoskie
F5rst in Style and Quality
at Popular Prices
Phi Lambda Pi
Is Organized
Tuesday Evening, September 23.
The purpose of the meeting was to
interest and invite the freshmen
students to join the society.
Old officers were recognized and
some new ones elected. The offic
ers remaining from last year are:
President: Marjorie Jenkins
Secretary: Doris Wilkins
Treasurer; Kit Bloxom
Historian: Frances Wilkins.
The new officers appointed at
the meeting were
Vice President: Charles Middleton
Reporter: Marian Umphlette
Social Chairman: Bois Bobbitt
Program Chairman: Lonnie Har
den
After the Business was com
pleted, Mr. Woodland gave a
‘Reading”. Bois Bobbitt led the
group irj recreation. Refreshments
were served and the meeting was
adjourned.
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