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 CHOWAN "COLLEGE 
 
 Established 1848 
 
 MURFREESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 
 
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 STABLISHED in 1848. Offers courses leading to A.B. and B.S. Degrees. Diplomas 
 given in Piano, Voice, Violin, Art, Expression, and Home Economics. Excellent faculty 
 from standard colleges and universities. Two active and enthusiastic literary societies. 
 Active religious organizations, Y. W. A., W. M. U., and B. Y. P. U. 
 
 Well arranged, well equipped library, adapted for use of teachers and students in every 
 Tj* O. subject taught in the college, Dewey Decimal System. 
 
 *■ d-^lo Science Department offers strong courses. Well equipped laboratories for Chemistry, 
 
 A Kr)iif Biology and Physics. 
 
 Music Department very popular. Thirteen new pianos added to equipment and four new 
 
 Chowan studios. 
 
 *~^ 11 China Painting in the Art Department is arousing great enthusiasm among the students. 
 
 l^iOllC^C Dramatic Clubs in the Expression Course, cooking and sewing contests in the Home 
 
 Economics Course, are creating unusual interest in these departments. 
 
 Forty-one acres compose the site of the college. A beautiful, well-shaded campus of 
 fifteen acres, and a large athletic field furnish ample opportunities for outdoor recreation. 
 
 Fresh vegetables from the truck farm, and wholesome milk from the dairy are furnished 
 every month in the year. 
 
 The water supply is pumped from 200 feet in the ground on up into the new overhead 
 tank, 80 feet high. The water is absolutely pure and healthful. 
 
 The recent changes in the interior of the administration building and dormitories make 
 it now one of the most convenient and attractive anywhere to be found. 
 
 The new society halls are the pride of the student body. 
 
 The College is located in northeastern North Carolina in Murfreesboro, a fifteen-minute 
 drive from Conway on the Seaboard railroad, and a thirty-minute drive from Tunis on the Coast 
 Line Railroad. A hard surfaced road is now being constructed from Weldon and Scotland Neck, 
 through Conway, Murfreesboro, Winton, Gatesville, and on to Elizabeth City. This will put the 
 College within ten minutes of the station at Conway, twenty minutes of the station at Tunis, and 
 two hours from Elizabeth City. Send for our catalogue. 
 
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THE LABYRINTH 
 
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ONE OF THE TWO ROSE ARBORS ERECTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1922