COPYRIGHTED" 1932" BY

• FRANCES LEWIS'.. .. THE EDITOR .. •

• • BILL WILSON • •THE BUSINESS MANAGER

THE PAUL MEEK LIBRARY

urTHE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE

AT MARTINMARTIN, TENNESSEE

HE .. NINETEENTHIRTY .... TWO

~ VOLUNTEER JUNIOR

PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT.. .. .. BODY OF THE .. .. ..

UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEEJUNIOR COLLEGE .. .. MARTIN, TENNESSEE

THEUBRARYUNIVERSITY OF 11:~HNI.SSEE

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..DEilICATION ..o . MR. CLARENCE

CHAMBERS CRAVENS,WHO AS A FRIEND •• AND INSTRUCTORHAS NOT ONLY WONTHE RESPECT • AND

ADMIRATION • BUT ALSO THELOVE AND LOYALTY OF EVERYSTUDENT, • AND WHO BY HISSINCEREINTEREST· AND DEVO.TION TO THE TASK OF SERVoING US • HAS DONE MUCH •• FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OFTHIS AS AN INSTITUTION, • •• WE, THE STAFF, AFFECTION.ATELY DEDICATE • THIS THETHIRD VOLUME OF THE • • •

VOLUNTEER JUNIOR

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THE COLLEGETHE CLASSESATHLETICS

ORGANIZATIONSFEATURES

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EXECUTIVE OFFICERCHARLES ALBERT WILLSON, B.S., M.S.A., M.AGR.

Dean of College of Agriculture

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Faculty

c. P. CLAXTO~', E.S.A., M.S. IN ED.Executioe Officer

NETA BOYD McFEE, B.A., M.S.Homr Economio

BILLIE CALlJWHL, B.S., M.S. 1)1 ED.Zoology

Sn:PllE~'R. \"OODS, B.S. IS E.E.Ind",I'-;"! lirls

L. O. COLEBANK, B.S.A.lll/imal/lIlJbandry

EDiTH HUNT, B.S. IN H.E.Home Economics

BEULAH CARL, B.S. IN H.E., M.A.flome Economics

C. E. GATtIN, B.S., M.S.llistory and £C01l071l;U

\V. P. POWtLL,B.A., M.A.£n911$/1

c. C. CRAVENS, B.S.A., M.S.A.Horthulture

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Faculry

EVELYN MABRY, B.S. IN ED,

Physical Educa/ion

H. K. GRANTHAM, A.B.Physical Ed/lwlion

EDWARD SCHMIlJT, n.A., M,A., PH.D.Physics {lnd GI,tH"'/fy

lVA LEE JENKINS, R.N.Dira/or of Student j-lPulllJ

DONALD D. KULP, B.A" M.A.E'lglislJ

J. PAUL PHILLIPS, A.B., M.S. IN Ell.Edu((lt;on

R. G. TURNER, B.S,A.Biology(No Cut)

JAMES CORBIT, B.S. IN C.E.171du.lria{ Arts(1'o Cut)

FIlAI'K TAYLOR

Assistant Physical Education DireC/or

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M,IRY VICI>: BUR~EY, B.A.

LibrarianELlZAIIETTI EDWARDS

Secretary

GE"" H. SH"fORO, B.S.A.Bunt"

RUTH MORGAN

Secretary

MRS. C. E. CAJUN, B.S. 1'< LIBRARY ScrsxcsLibrarian

MRS. FLQREX-cF. BLACKMAX'

Chaperone of /Joys' Dormitory

MRS. ELI-:,IIIEl"H L\"OI>;S

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MARK MOORE

FRIENnSHIP, TENKESSEE

President of Sonhornore ClassSecretary and Treasurer "1''' Club; Three A Club.

THOMAS COOPER

GLEASON, TE)" NESSEE

Vice-President Sophomore Class

"T" Club; Three A Club; Junto; Manager Baseball, '3',

FARRAR HARDEMAN

M,IRTlN, TENJ','ESSEE

Secretary and Treasurer of Sophomore Class

Vice-President Girls' Pep Squad First Quarter, '3'; Home Economics Club; FootballQueen, '31.

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BASCOi\'IH \VATERFIELO THOi\IA$DAVID HEADLlENMEMPHIS, TENNESSEE

Mask lind 'YIg Club. '31-':\2 P"csldent Mask lind"';g Club. 'J~; Vice-P"caWenl Ju"to, '32; "T" croe.',,1_'32; T1Hce .~ Club. '~1_'.>2: Vi,'3'; Pal'lI"nenlariall 01 !lomeac. Club, '3~; Girls' Pep Squ'"i; "vcteue': Slaff.

'3~; ,\11Student~ Club.

BILL 'VIJ.SONHARLEY PERRYMARTIN, TE),'NESSEF.GREENFIELD, TENNESSHE

All Students Club; Dusiness ~ta"ager "VolHntcerJunIor," '32.All l;tu

SophomoresSop'fwmores

\VOODROW FORBESCHESTER BRADFORDMTtUKCTON, TENr.;ESSEETRIMBLE, TENNESSEE

Tlll'ee ,~ Club; "T"' Club, M",], ;\1\

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INMAN THOMPSON

MASON HALL, TENNESSH

,Ill Students Club; Mask and Wig Club.

l\1AYJ'I11E ELlSE RAMER

MARTIN, TENNESSEE

o;r]s' l'ep 'OQuad;.~ll S\u~ent3 Club.

B. F. BROCDONBLYTHEvILLE, ARKAl;er. '32, Three A Club; Best Ag, Student. '31.

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MILES T. WILLlAi\IS

ALAMO, TENNESSEE

All SWdents Club; Ol'dle"tra, '31.

lVIRs, SYDNEY CAMPBELLDRESDE"" TENloll~ge (T~nn"~8ee)' Home t~~""omit"s Cluh;Mask ~]jd \Vii> Cluh, Gil""' I'e]) S{j\:ad: All Stu-

dellts Cluh

GLENARD RILEY

R1IJGEL\', TE"''''ESSEE

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Sophomores

HALlDAY SHORT

JJOR~;REAK, TENNESSEE

VlcC-Pre8ldent "1''' ClnlJ, ':;2' All Stllflc"t~ Club;Fo"t~"lI, "30-'31; B,,"l

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Freshman Ciass Officers

JOE MIMS

President

LLEWELLYN WYATT

Vice-President

HOKE PENTECOST

Secretary (lilt! Treasurer

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THOMAS WHITE

MARY KEMP

WALTER YOUNCER

ROBERT JACKSON

FRANKLIN KENNEDY

EDWARD JONES

GORDON FIELDS

EASON HENDRIX

NORl\IAN KIRK

JOHN ELLINGTON

R VSSELL DUNCAN

\V ADE FREEl\V\N

CHARLIE FINLEY

GOROON BARRETT

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HELEN HOFF1\1!\.~

ELBERT HENDRiX

GLADYS WHITE

CHARLES TAYLOR

FRANCES HILLIARD

]Ai\IES HICKS

LUKE HANNINGS

SARAH BASSHAl\I

\VILLlAM MOORE

1\1ARGARET EDWARDS

RORERT WALKER

IHARY EVI s MCCLAIN

FRANK MARGRAVE

LESSIE FAYE l\tILTCHELL

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rFRANKIE CUNNINGHAM

WARREN ARGO

LARRY KENNEDY

Freshmen

JOHN GARDNER

MAlty ]\t[oss

JOHN HALLW .."y

LENORE GLASCOW

LAVERNE BRENT

LOUISE VOWELL

PAUL SUMMERS

MARY'VARREN

Er.co POWERS

ECKELS HUN"]'

JOHN LOVELACE

ROBBIE SCRUGGS

JOE TILSON

ETHEL HUNT

JACK "VOODS

]~UTH HUNT

THOMAS ED POYNER

MARY TENNY JETER

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LOUISE H l;RT

JACK LYONS

ROSALIND ROGERS

GE:\'E IJRi\NDON

LOVEJOY \VHITCOi\IB

ELIZABETH HARRISON

WOODROW BUTLER

M_A,ItTHl< E. McDANIEL

CARL PARKS

LOUISE PARRISH

BURNS I-!ANNINGS

MARJORIE MOUNTJOY

)AL\IES CUNNINGHAM

CAROLYN HILLIARD

RORERT CROCKETT

DORIS T.4.TE

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Coach H. K. Grantham is the oldest member of the faculty from the standpoint ofservice. Coach was Physical Ed. director at Hall-Moody and was retained as direc-tor of Physical Education at the new University of Tennessee Junior College. As aphysical education director, he has been liked by all; as a football coach he has beenhonored, respected and loved by every"player. He always impressed 011 every player'smind that it wasn't the score he made but how he made it. He said, "The steam thatblows the whistle never turns a wheel."

Frank Taylor has played football at the U. T. J. c. three years, and the athleticdepartment thought so much of him and his football knowledge that they asked himto come back this, his fourth year as assistant football coach. Frank knew the type offootball Coach Grantham wanted and had proven for three consecutive years that hecould demonstrate that type, especially to the back field. Although he seemed justlike another aile of the boys to the squad, every member respected and co-operated withhim completely. He helped the boys in the dormitory train by tucking them into bedevery night 011 time.

Richard Barton. "Tootle" played football last year and learned so much footballthat they made him football manager this year. He lined off fields, cleaned off equip-ment and took orders from everybody without complaining. He proved to be a veryefficient manager and always did his best to assist the players as much as possible.

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H. K. GRANTHAM •

'V. T. FINU:Y .HALmAY SHORT

MARK MOORE.

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rice-PresidentSecretary and Tr eamrcr

\VOODROW fORBES

EDW_~RD P"){AS

SNEAD CLIFT

B. \V. THOMAS

CHESTER Bl

Foocbalf!FIII!D AIl.\lA~TnOl]T, C"pt"i". {"cnt.-.-

"AnIl;"" Io"s pla,--e,lthn'" '''''.01\8 with th" .Jun_1"1" Vol •. made tlll-ee fuoillall leHers and waS.,Ieeleu Camal" for both th" 1930 a,,

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)o;f:,\\. IAY"lA;>;, 101,,1-"Lilt'e Jolrllse" 1101ddown iLis end or tll~ lill" and ,1i;, T"dde---"B;:ll-pol''' an OI'IJO''''''t.IIc was ,n],,-a:\," anxi",," '0 got in a gRlne andllCHl' ra,IC(1 to do IllS be"t when 110g-ot in,

IJ,\IU)Y 1\',\I.lif:II, Elld-"Old )1,,,, Reader"Hayad OUt a~ late ill lJl'autice and worl,ad a.lra,';:flm~heBe"ar weakcned 0" slowa

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Baskeebal]The U. T. Junior College Basketball Boys started the season off by

taking a good, long journey to Carbondale for two practice games.

They started their list of conference games by losing to a fast teamfrom Freed-Hardeman.

Next, they took a week-end trip to Caruthersville and Memphis.On Thursday night, they played the Caruthersville Junior College;and although the Junior Vols were leading the scoring at the end ofthe first half, they were behind at the end of the game. Captain Shortwas forced out of the game on account of an injured foot. ......---,.

Lamhurh, unlike the others, proved to be a victim instead of a victor.Lambu th played a fast offensive game, but went down before the on-slaught of the Junior Vols.

\Vhen Bethel came over, the 'Tennessee Juniors were hillldic,lpped hythe loss of three regulars, ShoJ1., Clift, and ~radford, all account ofinjuries. Regardless of this handicap, the remaining regulars, withthe assistance of some fast subs, out-played the visitors and won the

game.

This was the last team played at this writing, but we hope theJunior Vols continue to play the same type of basketball the rest ofthe season that they have in the last three games. In spite of the factthat they lost the last Caruthersville game, the J unior Tennesseansplayed splendid football.

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LOUISE BURRUS MARY NELLE POYNER

Incrarnurals

Intramural sports at the University of Tennessee Junior Collegemean-athletic contest between classes. These classes arc the Fresh-men and the Sophomores, both boys and girls. Since the Junior Col-lege girls are 110t allowed to participate in intercollegiate athletics, theintramural contests were planned as a substitute: allowing 1110rc studentsto participate than intercollegiate athletics would.

Miss Mabry, the girls' Physical Education Director, has charge ofintramurals, and starts activities almost as SOOIl as the school year opensin September. The contests, starting in September and spreading ourall through the year, until school closes in May, arc: tennis, soccer,speedball, hockey, basketball, volley ball, foul pitching, swimming, relaysand dashes and playground ball.

The tennis score is totaled by counting the number of games Wall,hut a system of points is used in the other contests. The winners of acontest are given 5 points and the losers 3 points. At the end of th~year, the class having the most points is awarded a silver loving cup.

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l\1JSS EVELYN A'lARRY

Mallager ~f[ntral/lura! Sport.!

LUCILLE OWENS

Cap/a;" S~phol/lore ClaJ.! Malltiger Sophomore Clan

MARY TEKNY JETER

Jl1allager Freshma" Clas.!

LLEWELLY/\, VVYATT

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MRS. ELll,\BETH Lvox .

LOUOH1A GARNER

INEZ FISHER

LUCILLE OWENS

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President1/ ice-l'residenl

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ALENE SEWARD

MAKlc LOONEY

LILLAE MAY LEAKE

VANEyrA Til I'LOR

GLADYS WlilTE

DORISTAn

LESSIE FAYE MITCIII-:I,,1.

SAR,IJI BASSfJAM

FRA~'nE CUNNIIiGHAM

LOUISE HURT

VELMA PANNf;LL

ROSALIND ROGERS

LLEWELLY~' \VYA1T

MARTHA E. McD,INTEL

UllINE STOKES

VlRGIl'JIA HICGS

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MR. DONALD D. KULP .

BASCOMB THOMAS

JOHN ELLlXGTON

HEtEN HOFFMAN

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Fico-President. Sec"'la'y lind Treasurer

EL8hRT HENDRIX

MAn' Moss"'ALTER YOUNGER

ROBBlt: SCRUGGS

GOROON BARRETT

LOUISE BURRUS

JAMES MARTI:"

SUE HILLi,IRD

FRANCES SHM,SON

B. F. BROGDON

STELLA SCATES

DAVID HEAODEN

CUESTER BRADFORD

LE:-"OORA GLASGOWEDW,\KD PYB,\S

MARY Nn!- POYNF-R

]OIiXSlE KES/WN

DOROTlIY EO),IOKSTOl<

MARTIl< L. l\LPHINEVEKLENA BROCK

MARY LOONF-Y

MRS. SYI)1>'EY CAMPBELL

Roy BAKER

JlMMlE HlCKS

DORA YARORO

Horne !Economics ClubMiss BEUl..AH CARl, •

MARTIlA RAST

NETTlE ]OH:':STOlJ •

FRANCES LEWIS

LOUISE BURRUS

DELOMA BKA1\"N •

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Vice-PresidentSure/l"y

TreasurerI' ar! ia m en I{If ill/I

MAR\' \\',111.11.[1>'

MARY H. DAVIES

INEZ FISlIER

HELEN Hon'M,u,ECUL HUNT

ETHEL HUNT

ALE/>/E SEWARD

MARY NH-L PcvxugGLADYS \\'HITE

DOROTHY EDMONSTON

RUTH HUNT

LESSIE FAYE MITCHELL

LDiQR,>, GLASGOW

M'IRGARET EIlW."'ROS

MARY TENKY J EURROSALIND ROCERS

M,\RY LOONEY

MARY MossVIRemIA PARRISH

LUCILLE OWENS

llL,\E MAE LEAKE

ROBBIE SCRUGGSMISS EDITH HUNT MISS NETA

DOROn-H' \VARREN

VANtETA TAYLOR

MAR\' KEMP

FRANCES HILLIARD

VELMA PAIS(1';0 PICtUl'C)

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MEi\lBHRS

DnOMA BRANN

MARY NhLL POYNER

LLEIVELL Y:-f \\,,, ,\IT

GL.~IWS \VIlITE

MARY MossLnWRE GLASGOWMRS. SYfJNH' enuRELL

LUCILU: OWEl\S

LOUDH,TA GARNER

ALENE SEWAKIJ

MARY \V'\RREN

MAYltlTE ELISE RAMER

LOUISE BURRUS

VA~EETA TAYl,OR

NETTIE ]OH:"ISTOl>'

DOROTHY \VARKEN

",IKRAR HAROEMAN

FR,\l"CES LEWIS

PLEDGES

SUE HILLlARIJ

FRANCES SJlANKOl'

ROBnIE SCRUGGS

ETllEL HUNT

ECKELS HUNT

MARTHA E. McDANIEL

C\ROLn, HILUARIJ

MARY TE1

Volecre StaffDON,ILD D. KULP •

AUBREY KEMP

J'\SPER BURNETT

DAVID HEADIlEN

ELll~RT HE"ORIX .

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Eduor-m-UtnciBusintH lvlan"ycr

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REPORTERS

HARLEY PER~Y

M,\R\' NELL POI'NEE

D~LOM,\ BRM,N

B. W. THOM.~SLUCILLE OWENS

MARJORI~: MOUNTJO\'MARY Moss

Volunteer Junior

MR. W. P. POWHL . Sponsor. Hdilo, ',,·Chid

ltusiness M'l7layl'rFRANCES LEWIS •

BILL \Vn,SO)/

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B. \V. THOMAS

INEZ fISHF;R

MARY NELL POYNER.

HOKE PEl

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JOHN GARIlNER •

GE:lRGE CKAY

. DirectorPresident

Secretary alld Teras"rer

SaxojJ/WlIl'

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LUWELLY~' 'V\'.~TTDrUIIIS

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AUBR.EY KEMP MARTHA RASTMOST DEPENDABLE STUDENTS

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HARTHA EUZMETH M'DIINIEl(PICTURE MISSING)

DOROTHY WARREN(PICTURE MIS5Iriti)

MARY NELL POYNER. CAROLYN HILLIARD-

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Mutt: "I'mMartha Liz:

wrong place."

groping for words.""I think you're looking in the

Jokes

Mrs. Brann: "And what's wrong now?"Forbes: "J just wanted to say that I think

you get too much mileage out of this roller-towel."

, , ,The Illlluckiest man in the world: A sea-

sick mall with lockjaw.

, , ,Lucille: "But, Dad, don't )'OU believe that

two can live a, cheaply as one?"Mr. Owens: "Yeah, your mother and I arc

living ns cheaply as yOll."

, , ,Brogden flunked accounting. He thought

assets were liltle donkeys.

, , ,A tutor who rooted the fllIte once tutored

two ("oters to toot. Said the two to the tutor""Ii; it harder to toot, Or to tlltor 1\\'0 tooter>to toot?"

, , ,She had asked one hundred questions of the

reservntlou guide, His patience waS ebbingfast. "\Vho is that tall Indian," she asked,"standing all by himself over there?"

"That, madam," all';wered the weary guide,"is Sitti"g Bull, now Oil vacation."

, , ,The hen is immortal. Her sun will never

set.

, , ,DirC{;tor to Cameraman: "Keep shoOling

Hell. Heaven won't be ready till JO:30."

, , ,You can't let up-and keep up!

, , ,Buying cheap goods to save money is like

stopping the clock to snvc time.

, , ,Another good thing ahout telling the truth

is that you don't have to remember what yousay.-Colman Cox.

, , ,Business is like a wheel-barrow, It standsstill unle>s somebody pushes it,

, , ,\Vhy is it no one Can put a halon your

head and make you feel as though you hadput it on yourself?

, , ,Don't talk depression- Look it and live it.

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RUFFIN AMUSEMENT COMPANYOperating

PALACE THEATRE, Covington, Tenn.PALACE THEATRE, Newbern, Tenn.NEW CAPITOL THEATRE, Martin, Tenn.

The Newest Photoplays, Novelty and Vaudeville Acts"Where the People Go"

ROGERS-HOLBROOK PRINTINGCOMPANY

"If It's Printing, We CanDo It"

PHONE 612 MARTIN, TENN ..

C. H. BRUNDIGE H. N. MOORE

BRUNDIGE-MOORE LUMBER CO.Lumber and Building Material

Paints and OilsPHONE 325 MARTIN, TENN.

Martin Hardware FREEMAN&1 Furniture Co. CLEANERSRug, Furniture

Phone 336Hardware

Marcin, Tennessee North Lindell St. Martin, Tenn.

P & S Drug Store MARTIN FLORALSHOPPE

Clean Soda Fountain Service Funeral Designs, Cut Flowers,and Complete Line of Drugs Plants, Gifts

Always At Your Sen'ice All Ways

Phone 243 Mart;n, Tenn. Phone No. 480 Ma~tin,Tenn.

BOWERS STORE Compliments 0/You Don't Get Bit If You Buy of

WEST TENNESSEEDISTRICT

MR. BOWERS ofCrager Grocery and Baking Kentucky-Tennessee Light

Company and Power Co.

CRAWFORD-GATLIN, Inc.No. 30

Everything You WearQuantity Buying in Dependable Merchandise

Senior Class Hosiery, Curlee. Clothing, Killarney Hosiery, Millinery,ExclUSIve Ready_tn_Wear

MARTIN, TENN. Telephone No. 331

100%FOR U. T. J C.

WEAKLEY COUNTY PRESSFRANKLIN PRINTING CO.

MARTINSTEAM LAUNDRY

419 Lindell Street

Phone 355THE LAUNDRY DOES ITS

BESTSpecial Rates '0 Students

Morgan Business CollegeMarrin, Tennessee

'l'enJlcs •...,'s Most E",clush'"Sellool

E. P. SMITHCongratulations to the High SchoolStudents, Futflre, Present, and PaM

Compliments

Pan_American InsuranceCompany

G_ s. S,"\IITIl, Agent

UNIVERSITY FILLINGSTATION

A"ro~s from the Uuh-crslty

Quick and Effieil':nt Service

P. T. MILANCompletl': Line oj Drug.

Pre5criprions of All Kinds Filled

Compliments fromGEORGE C. ROWLETT

Compliments and BestWishesof the

Porter Paint Co.LOUISVILLE, KY.

LEGG'S BARBER ANDBEAUTY SHOPPE

Smart Beauty Treatml':nt. Given

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Martin, Tennessee

EVER.READYSERVICE STATION

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Lovelace-F armer CO,W Iwle.ale Dealers

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ABE BURCHARDPlumbing and Heating

J. H. SMITHWhen You Need Groceries

You Need Us

ORANGE CRUSHBOTTLING COMPANY

MARTIN, TENNESSEE

Bottlers of

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ROBBIE RAY'S SHOPDresses, Hats, Coats, and Accessodes

SHATZS BROS.Quality and Style

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O'KELLY CHEVROLETGARAGE

C,\RS. TUUCKS, ner.uusMart;n, Tennessee

Cayce Rhodes BakeryBread, Rolls, Pies, and

CakesMartin, Tennessee

Compliments toANNUAL STAFF

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Compliments of

M.D.DUKE

WHITE WAY BARBERSHOP

rVe Appreciate Your Business

Thomas Young Had Young

CITY ICE AND COALCOMPANY

For the Best CoalPhone 444

A Fashion ShopEverything in Ladies'

Ready-to-Wear341 Lindell Street

MARTIN, TENNESSEE

AMERICAN CAFEA Good Place to Eat

Clean and Prompt Fountain Service

TOBE McDONALDYour Plumber

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Magazines and Newspapers of AllKinds

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J. R. DENTYour Tai/of

Globe Tailoring Company

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Martin Rotary Southern ContinentalClub Telephone Co,

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COCA.COLA CO. Compliments ofDrink Coca-Cola

Delicious and Refreshing The Rex Barher Shop

Star Dry Cleaning CO, THE H, A. McELROYDry Cleaning and Pressing COMPANY, Inc.

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