Great Gatsby , the story of which takes place during the Roaring Twenties , one of the characters runs a business called “The Swastika Holding Company”. The Ladies' Home Journal sponsored a Girl's Club with swastika membership pins, swastika-decorated handkerchief and a magazine titled "The Swastika". Their version of the symbol was square with right facing arms. The club was formed at the beginning of the 20th century to encourage young women to sell magazine subscriptions. [ 82 ] The 1939 Tennessee State University yearbook lists a "Swastika Club" among women's student organisations. The group focused on literature, scholarship and "clear and straight thinking". Tennessee State is the only state-funded historically Black university in Tennessee. [ 83 ] The yearbook for Catawba College in Salisbury, North Carolina , first published in 1927, was known as the "Swastika", after a native American design pattern found in the original tile of a campus administration building. The name was changed in 1941. [ 84 ] The liberal arts college was established by the United Church of Christ in 1851. The "Swastika Club of Freedom Township" was formed in 1923 in rural Iowa , a social club serving farm women. The group produced a "Swastika Club Cookbook" in 1934. Its name was changed to the “Freedom Township Women’s Club” in 1942. [ 85 ] Another "Swastika Club" for women met in Howell County Missouri in the 1920s. [ 86 ] The Swastika Canoe Club, of Pawtuxet Village competed with other canoe clubs in the