Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1921-03-03
COUNTY GIRLS
AWAY AT COLLEGE

Miss Louise COX Is TAXING u course
4 Public School Music at the Cincin-
rati Conservatory OF Music and will
receive her teachers certificate In
June. She has also been commended
for her work ON the violin. Miss
Cox writes Interestingly of visit to
the Rookwood Pottery where some
of the most wonderful pottery of the
world is made, a piece OF which, in
I.its perfection of design and coloring
IS considered an art treasure. In
April Miss Cox will have the pleas
re Of a week of Metropolitan Grand
Opera in Cincinnati, and she has
heard the best artists OF America
through the winter. Miss Cox may
+ main in the conservatory through
the summer months TOR special work
before beginning her career as an
Instructor.
Miss Emma Dcvne Jenkins is max
ing a good recort in the Tennessee
College in the third year college
course She is taking the full course,
which is very heavy, preparatory for
the B. A. degree. Miss Jenkins will
Join her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sid Jenkins in Nashville this
week for several days stay, and will
be accompanied by her mother on
her return to Murfreesboro, who viii
lpe her guest in the college for the
week end.
Miss Louise aargis, is taking an
English Course in Tennessee College
and Is specializing in music, music
al history and harmony. Miss Har-
gis has had as her guest in the CO..
lege, her mother, Mrs. Hugh Hargis,
who is very much pleased with her
daughters good work.
|. Miss Jessie Isbell, student in
Tennessee College, 10 at home for a
visit. Miss Isbeli has proven a capa-
BILE student and is also quite q popu.
lar one.
Miss Mary Walker, who Is attend
ing Randolph Macon, has had the dis.
tinctive honor of being pledged for
the Sigma Kappa sorority. and has
received her pin. This is an unusual
honor in the Freshman year and be-
speaks the popularity of the girl
who is pledged. Miss Walker lead
her class in Latin recently and has
received high merit in all Of her
studies.
Miss Johanna Noonan is very
successful student in the University
of Tennessee, Knoxville, and is doing
the excellent work that has always
been accredited to her, as she is al
ways conscientious and palnstaking
in her work.
Miss Margaret Moore OF Algood is
taking the regulsr Freshman course
in Ward-Belmont College, Nashville,
and 's specializing in art. Mics M. ore
has shown a decided talent in verse
writing and art, from childhood and
If both gifts are cultivated she will be
one. Of our successful young authors
in the future.
Misses Sarah Martha and Kathleen
Turner of Algood are students IN
Tennessee College, and are doing
work. Miss Sarah Mar
tina is studying very hard in her
year preparing .or the B.
A. degree, and her ambition is to be
q college teacher. Miss Kathleen
Turner is taking the regular Fresh.
man course, and is specializing in
music in which she is quite talented.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Maxwell is a
popular member of the younger set
in the Tennessee College, Murfrees-
boro. and is delighted with the col
lege and her wori:.
News of other colleg girls OF our
we will be glad to make note |
Of, as It is we'll for us to know of the
honors they are comforting on Put.
nam county by their faithful and good
work
A write,up of our boys in college |
will be published soon
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