1943-1944 Yearbook

SEXTON SERVICE OFFERS YOU • The only notionally advertised brond of foods prepared exclusively for the institutional markel • The security of endorsement by 011 the leading trade associations in the institutional field in the United Stotes. • The facilities of the only wholesale grocery company operating plonts in the two principal Amerlcon markets - Chicago and New York. • As rendered by AmerICO'S largest distributors of number ten conned foods, a distinctive servIce on a complete assortment of quality foods pocked In this Institutional size contoiner. • Home recipe pickles, relishes and conserves from Sexton Sunshine Kitchens-delicious and appetizing • Carefully selected coffees----blends resulting from yeors of coreful study- roosted fresh daily at Chicago and Brooklyn. • A selection of your needs from the largest inventory ever assembled for the particular needs of those who feed many people eoch day. JOHN SEXTON &.co. IUT....USHED llU Manufacturing Wholesale Grocers CHICAGO-BROOKLYN DALLAS - ATLANTA - PITTS BUR GH 7-"Story of the Song of a Nation" shown in chapel. Brother Armstrong back after a prolonged illness. Thirty-eight festival entrants finished reading hymns. 8--College girls have separate chapel. Thirty-nine festival entrants read Psalms. 10-Queen of Petit Jean elected. ll- "Family Portrait" given by Dramatic Club. 16-May Queen elected. Twenty-seven entrants in extemporaneous telling cf Bible stories. 17-First ballot cast for best-all-round and favorite boy and girl. l8-Home Economics Department honors seniors with buffet supper. T. N. T.'s have Southern style banquet. Tofebts go to annex for winter social. 19-L. C.'s have informal dinner in music studio. 20-Brother Rhodes at church after a month's illness. 21-Run-off for favorite and best-all-round girl and best-aIl-round boy. 25--Students of Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Ward presented in piano recital. 26-Ju-Go-Ju function in music studio. 28-Mona Belle and Mary Bess compete in oratorical contest. Love wins.

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