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CAROLINA COLLEGE
AND MAXTON
The proposed enlargement at Caro
lina College would insure the coming
to Maxton in the near future of one
hundred to one hundred and fifty
young women, who would spend
nine months here (juring the year.
Carolina College must expand for the
reason that its present limits can
not accommodate the number of: girls!
who"would come here. We can not |
expect young women to some here
nor can we invite them / unttl com
fortable accommodations are made
*°The activities, the program and
plans of the present administration
have aroused a new interest in our
College, and have inspired a feeling
of co-operation from the citizens of
this town and community, winch
has not heretofore existed. To those
who have visited'the College and ob
served its aqtivities during the pres
ent school year, it is clearly evident
that there exists among its student
body a college spirit and a loyalty
to its administration which could
hardly be surpassed in any college
ih the state. .. , , ...
For this fine spirit and loyalty to
continue to grow, and in order that
the administration may carry on
its plans, in which we all have faith,
it is imperative that Carolina College
have a dormitory in the. immediate
future. Maxton entered into a so
lemn pledge for the growth and con
tinued enlargement on this College
as one of the conditions of which it
was located here. In my opinion to
build a dormitory now,, would forev
er terminate the plans of those who
have looked.on Maxton with envious
eyes, in the hope that finally Caro
lina College might be removed to an
other community.
Carolina College means much to
this town and Section.in a social way.
With its growth would come the re
fined and cultured intellectual devel
opment that grows into any college
community. . It would bring many
high class entertainments to the
towrf, which would not be attracted
otherwise. It would give Maxton a
wide acquaintance throughout the
Carolinas, through the young wom
en sent out from year to year, and
all this would attract a high class
of citizenship to our community.
Such a growth would mean much
to our town financially, and 1 every
business man in the town would be
benefited, directly or indirectly.
One hundred, and fifty girls would
put a nice sum of money into circu
lation here each year, and this
brings it home to the business men,
for what tends to develop a com
munity, tends to develop those who
live there.
The present need of this institu
tion should make its appeal to the
heart of every man, woman and
child in this community, regardless
of religious faith or creed. For af
ter all what of the meager distinc
tions in our great Christian denom
inations? They are but branches of
the great Protestant Faith, seeking
to teach to the world the tenets of
the Christianreligion.' We need all
these good agencies to make our
community bigger and better. Our
town and college', apd what we make
of t.hem for the future, are going
to be just what we make them, and
let all of us merge our faith in our
community interest in this big un
-dertaking.
J. E. Carpenter.
CAROLINA’S IMPORTANT PLACE
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ery side of her personality Her
view point is .broadened. She has
the opnortunitv and is encourag
ed to thoughtfully and deliberately
decide what she wants to do with
her life—and she has thrown about
her a wholesome Christian influence
to help her decide wteelv.
Such a college is Carolina. I be
lieve that Carolina has a place-^-a
great future, else why has it stood
through such adversities and hardshi
ps? We who love her and appreciate
what she has done for us a^e exceed
ingly anxious that she shall go for
ward—her influence broaden, sa that
many lnore young girls rhav have the
privilege that we have had.
Because I have been a member of
the college family and am now a cit
izen of the Town I carl realize how
much more the college can mean to
the community if we will just give
it a chance.
y Let us pledge our support and co
oneratibif—yes and -- nravers—that
this effort toward the new dormitory
and toward pVcwtV in 'every way,
may be- successful.
An Appreciative CaroVna Girl.
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Ws jiye in a to<yn with some buzz,
It not on'v thibVg but-it does
It’ll not be afraid
To give us some aid
At'l Carolina won’t be like she Wuz.
—-Rachel College Depart
ment 1922-‘23.
There is a Junior College,
Carolina is her name,
And much we all would do
To help to spread her fame.
She fills girls full of knowledge
Mope’n any other college,<
But she needs a dormitory just the
same.
—Mildred Thomas, College Depart
ment 1922-‘23.
CARO LINA
Carolina is a grand old place;
It teaches culture, wisdom, grace.
We’ll always love and praise her
name f -
May our success increase her fame.
Her teachers are worthy, kind and
truej/ ‘
They never have too much to do
To listen to all our troubles and
woes
And help us conquer our faults and
foes.
Her campus too, is a haven of rest
That Gods own smile has beamed on
and blest.
It offers us basket-ball, tennis, cro
quet
And all kinds of games that we girls
like to play.
Her building is ringing with college
girls’ laughter
That will sound in its halls thru
yeprs hereafter.
Within its walls are music, books,
art—
There’s much to learn; for each a
part. ■*
So we pledge Carolina our loyalty
true
The years that go by wjll but make
us love more
Our own Carolina that now \ we
adore.
Mavre Sawyer, Student 1922-23.
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M—axtonians, Maxtonians, hear our
our need;
A—11 of you listen while we plead.
X—tra room we’re needing bad,
T—ell us you’ll help us and make us
glad.
0— nly a mite it may seem to you;
N—othing’s so small but will help
us through.
1— f only, you knew how we want
your aid,
A—ready response would then be
made;
N—ot one would shirk in this great
task,
S—o do your best; that’s all we ask.
—Viola Hurley, College De
partment 1922-‘23.
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Cosmopolitan Corporation Presents
MARION DAVIES
"When Knighthood
Was in Flower:
^yPXosmcpclUah Traduction
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Globe Theatre
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Red Springs N. C.
APRIL 13 & 14
4 SHOWS DAILY
10:30 A. M. 1:30 P.M.
5:00 P. M. 9:00 P. M.
Admission: Adults 75c,'Children 50c
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EASTER EXERCISES
Maxton people have gotten into
he habit of looking forward with
ouch pleasure to the Easter exer-'
ises every year at tne Methodist
hurch. They are always good, but
he children excelled all former ef
orts on last Sunday night, find in
erested the largest gathering ever
een. in the church building. Stand
ng room was about all there was
eft, and there was not much of
hA group of large girls and boy'
omposed the choir propeiv
here in the Very front ranks.
cradle roll” did some wc~ V ;
inging. They evidently. felt h£r
esponsibility in the success of tta
ccasion. The real significance of
Easter was emphasized in both song
md story. _ ,
tie W- h. Boggnn. Jy.. and Mas
er Samuel Black-ell, Jr., bid fan* to
ie fine orators sot • day^for even at
fieir present tender age, they spoke
vithoftt. hesitation' or fear.; cne-e
Irvc” has a wonderful' faculty for
Irwing out the best in his big band
>f little workers.
“God be thanked for books; they
re voices of the distant and the dead
nd fnake us heir of the spiritual life
f past ages.”—Channine
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OF INTEREST TO
for the Multitude
SAID HENRY FORD IN 1903—READ HOW THE FULFILLMENT OF THAT PRO
PHECY IS NOW MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH THE
FOR MANY YEARS IT HAS BEEN HENRY FORD’S PERSONAL AMBITION TO
MAKE THE^FORD THE UNIVERSAL FAMILY CAR—TO PUT IT WITHIN THE
REACH OF THE MILLIONS OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE NEVER BEEN PRIVILEGED
TO ENJOY THE BENEFITS OF MOTOR CAR OWNERSHIP.
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DURING THE PAST FIFTEEN YEARS OVER 7,500,000 FORD CARS HAVE BEEN
PLACED IN THE HANDS OF RETAIL CUSTOMERS—MORE THAN A MILLION
AND A HALF OF THEM WITHIN THE PAST TWELVE MONTHS—ANb YET
THERE ARE STILL MILLIONS OF FAMILIES WHO ARE HOPEFULLY LOOKING
FORWARD TO THE DAY WHEN THEY CAN OWN A FORD. AND NOW THE
WAY IS OPEN.
UNDER THE TERMS OF THIS PLAN YOU CAN SELECT YOUR FORD CAR, SET
ASIDE A,SMALL AMOUNT EACH WEEK AND WILL BE SURPRISED HOW
SOON YOU WILL OWN IT. IN THE MEANTIME YOUR MONEY WILL BE SAFE
LY DEPOSITED TO YOUR CREDIT IN O NE QF THE LOCAL BANKS WHERE IT
DRAW INTEREST.
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THINK IT OVER. FIVE DOLLARS WILL START AN ACCOUNT. THE WHO^E
FAMILY CAN PARTICIPATE IN IT—FATHER, MOTHER, BROTHERS AND SIS
TERS EACH DOING A LITTLE. WHY NOT START TODAY. STOP IN AND
TALK IT OVER WITH Y£>UR LOCAL FORD DEALER. HE WILL BE GLAD TO
FULLY EXPLAIN THE DETAILS OF THE PLAN AND HELP YOU GET START
ED TOWARD THE OWNERSHIP OF A FORD CAR. i
Ford Motor Company
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Detroit, Mich.
Maxton N. C.
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You wouldn’t call a fish crazy be
cause it went in “seine,” but any
time you want-er "tackle” the firthey
tribe let us “line” you up with
“hooks,” “Reel," So on. We carry
the fisherman’s needs.
THE MAXTON HARDWARE QO.
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You may tire of a long trip with
bad tires and especially if they are
not m style and have the proper air
We furnish free air and water. Our
tire deoartment is equiped with the
best. Drive in %
WJT/BARN SERVICE >CO
Phene 215 Maxtton, N, C.
To get all charged up, does not
pay, but if it is your battery, we
will do it, and it will pay.
REID BATTERY STATION
Phone 207 ' Maxion, N. C.
There is ohe little
specialty
That we always do
That is, take your
o]d shits
And make them
MAX'
Shone 39
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;ton PRESSING CLUB.
Maxton, N! C.
Carolina is doing its greatest work
v/hen serving as a Junior College.—
E. J. .Green, Pres. Carolina College.
pTutfs Pills—|
EnaMe Dyspeptics to eat whatever
they wish. Cause food to assimilate.
'Nourish the body, give appetite.
DEVELOP FLESH
It is 'a fact, demonstrated in no
uncertain terms, that the Maxton
people are behind Carolina College.
—E J. Green, Pres. Car. College.
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GET HID OF THAT COLD
The majority -of the COLDS •
now prevalent in MAXTON cou- :
Id be easely side-tracked within :
a short time if the sufferer took :
proper care of himself.
So often one hears of letting the
COLD take its natural course.
This is entirely wrong. It may
hang on all winter- or develop
into a much more serious sick
ness than had beeh anticipated.
Before it gets you—get rid of
it. Spray your nose with
c%$
'(J'O
Ease your throat by garg’jng
this same liquid. It contains
germ killing ingredients that de
stroy the cause. ■ )
at your druggist.
50c and $1.00 fj
STEWART PHARMACAL CO. fj
Charlotte, - - - N. Cor. ft
Top off each meal
with a hit of
swee? In the form
of WRIGLEY’S.
It satislies the
sweet tooth anil
aids digestion.
Pleasure and /
benefit combined.