Women Students in the University of North Carolina: 1897-1922
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WOMEN STUDENTS
IN THE
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH
CAROLINA

1897-1922

Published by the University of North Carolina
Women’s Association

Foreword

This year marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of the admission of women into the University and so it has seemed fitting that it should be the occasion of a general alumnae reunion. It is with pleasure that we, the members of the U. N. C. Woman’s Association, welcome you back to your Alma Mater, you pioneers in the cause of coeducation in North Carolina. We only wish it were possible for you all to be with us for this commencement but since it is not, in order to introduce you to each other, we have published this little pamphlet in which we have tried to list every girl who has studied at the University since Mary MacRae registered twenty-five years ago.

We wish to thank each one of you for the interest you have shown in your answers to the questionnaires we sent out. For the sake of those who could not read these we regret that we could not quote them all in toto, but we found it necessary to confine ourselves to a few facts in each case.

We hope you are going to enjoy this reunion—so much so, indeed, that you will want to come back often. It is certain that there is a bright future ahead of coeducation here at the University, and it is up to us who have staked our claim on the frontier line to help push on into the fairer land beyond. The interest and aid of our alumnae will mean a great deal in carrying on the good work, always with this goal in view—that the same pride our brothers feel in being Carolina men may thrill our hearts at the thought of being Carolina women.

ROLL OF ALUMNAE

Ahern, Angela Beatrice

192 Farmington Ave., Hartford, Conn.

U. N. C., 1898-99.

Ahern, Katherine Cecilia

192 Farmington Ave., Hartford, Conn.

A. B. Smith College; A. M. U. N. C., 1899.

Alexander, Julia McGehee

Charlotte, N. C.

Law student U. N. C., 1913. Attorney at law.

Allen, Daisy Burrows

(Mrs. L. L. Brinkley)

Elm City, N. C.

Graduate N. C. C. W.; B. S. in chemistry U. N. C., 1907. Chemist with State Dept. of Agriculture.

Allen, Julia Washington

(Mrs. B. F. Green)

Blackstone Apartments, Muskogee, Okla.

A. B. Randolph Macon Woman’s College; U. N. C., 1917-18.

Allen, Sallie

Warrenton, N. C.

A. B. U. N. C., 1922.

Alley, Reuben Gertrude

1311 W. 22nd St., Philadelphia, Pa.

B. S. Greensboro College; U. N. C., 1920-21; at present medical student in Philadelphia.

Allison, Frances Lou

1528 Austin Ave., Waco, Tex.

U. N. C., 1900-01.

Amburgey, Mary Eleanor

413 Baltimore St., Middletown, Ohio.

Law student U. N. C., 1918-19.

Andrews, Agnes

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1918-19. Teacher.

Andrews, Elva Dare

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1921—

Andrews, Ola Blanche

Bethel, N. C.

A. B. U. N. C., 1920. Teacher in Bethel School.

Archer, Frances Randolph

State Normal, Athens, Ga.

U. N. C., 1903-04; library course in Atlanta. Taught in Chapel Hill, Marion, and Falkland. Librarian, Talladega and Birmingham; now librarian, Georgia State Normal.

Austin, Bertha

Rising Fawn, Ga.

U. N. C., 1921—

Averitt, Beatrice

Fayetteville, N. C.

Ph. G. U. N. C., 1922. For two years assistant pharmacist with H. R. Horne and Sons, Fayetteville.

Avery, Gladys Love

(Mrs. C. W. Tillett, Jr.)

6 West 11th St., Charlotte, N. C.

Graduate N. C. C. W.; A. B., U. N. C., 1917. Married June, 1917; has two children, a son and a daughter.

Babbitt, Elizabeth H. Clarke

(Mrs.)

10 Change St., New Berne, N. C.

Training School for Teachers of the Deaf, Providence, R. I.; U. N. C., 1920-21; now studying in Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania. Has one daughter, Elizabeth Howerton Babbitt, born Nov. 5, 1913.

Bacon, Mabel Louise

Box 612, Mount Airy, N. C.

B. S. Catawba College; A. M. U. N. C., 1921. Teacher in Mount Airy High School.

Baldwin, Annie Elizabeth

Apex, N. C.

U. N. C., 1919-20. Teacher.

Barnes, Lelia Leavitt

Norfolk, Va.

U. N. C., 1912.

Barton, Agnes Hyde

(Mrs. J. O. Dysart)

605 Sims Ave., Columbia, S. C.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; A. B. U. N. C., 1917. Teacher at St. Mary’s, 1917-18. Married June 7, 1918. Worked in bank in Hartford, Conn., while Lt. Dysart was in France. Has two children, Beatrice and John Overton, Jr.

Batts, Katherine Galloway

Tarboro, N. C.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; A. B. U. N. C., 1922.

Berry, Harriet Morehead

301 Hendrix St., Greensboro, N. C.

Graduate N. C. C. W.; U. N. C., 1901-02. Teacher Oxford Orphan Asylum two years; secretary and statistician N. C. Geol. Survey 1905-1920, taking full charge of administrative work while the State Geologist, Dr. J. H. Pratt, was overseas; At present editor, Department of N. C. Industries and Resources, Greensboro Daily News. Acting secretary Southern Appalachian Good Roads Assoc., N. C. Drainage Assoc., and American Assoc. State Highway Officials; secretary N. C. Good Roads Assoc; vice-president State Suffrage League. Conducted legislative campaign for state system of highways in 1921.

Berry, Margaret Kollock

301 Hendrix St., Greensboro, N. C.

A. B. U. N. C.. 1913, LL. B., 1915. Attorney at law.

Bingham, Pauline Harriet Minerva

Rutherwood, N. C.

Ph. G. U. N. C., 1921. Two years as assistant pharmacist with C. E. King and Sons, Durham, and Munds Pharmacy, Wilmington.

Bourne, Katharine Wimberly

Box 1115, San Juan, Porto Rico

U. N. C., 1918-19. Taught in Chapel Hill and Salisbury; at present teaching in an Episcopal school in San Juan.

Boyd, Mary Catharine Cole

104 Pollock St., New Berne, N. C.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; N. C. C. W.; U. N. C., 1921—

Bradford, Marion D. Stuart

1521 Delaware Ave., Wilmington, Del.

Law School, U. N. C., 1919-20.

Bradshaw, Addie

Lenoir, N. C.

Ph. G. U. N. C., 1922.

Branson, Elizabeth Lanier

Chapel Hill, N. C.

St. Mary’s School; U. N. C., 1921—

Breazeale, Elizabeth

237 S. Melville St., Philadelphia, Pa.

A. B. U. N. C., 1917. Teacher in William Penn High School.

Brogden, Mildred Cora

Calypso, N. C.

Flora Macdonald College; U. N. C., 1921—

Bryan, Jean

Chapel Hill, N. C.

Salem College; U. N. C., 1915-16. Has been teaching for five years.

Bryant, Eugenia

Chapel Hill, N. C.

University of Cincinnati; U. N. C., 1921—

Busbee, Christiana

Address unknown.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; A. B. U. N. C., 1902; Cornell University. Teacher. Phi Beta Kappa.

Bynum, Minna Curtis

(Mrs. Archibald Henderson)

Chapel Hill, N. C.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; Ph. B. and A. M. U. N. C., 1902. Married, 1903. Has five children, three daughters and two sons; her oldest daughter now a student in the University. Phi Beta Kappa.

Camp, Cordelia

Court House, Winston-Salem, N. C.

Graduate Asheville Normal School; A. B. U. N. C., 1920. Supervisor of rural schools in Forsyth County.

Carson, Maud Craig

Asheboro, N. C.

A. B. Queens College; A. B. U. N. C., 1918. Taught two years in Winston-Salem High School. Secretary Student Organization of Seminary and of Student Volunteer Union of Greater New York 1921-22. Completed course in Biblical Seminary in May, 1922, and will soon be sent to Japan. Hopes that no alumnae who may visit Japan will fail to come to see her.

Cartwright, Clintonia Richardson

100 S. Road St., Elizabeth City, N. C.

U. N. C., 1903-04. Author of a number of poems.

Cates, Claudia May

R. F. D., Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1919-20. Teaching in Orange County Schools.

Cates, Ola Permelia

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1921—

Cato, Alma Odeska

Gastonia, N. C.

Bessie Tift College; U. N. C., 1920—

Cheek, Viola Rosalind

R. F. D., Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1919-20.

Clegg, Elsie

Highland Ave., Greensboro, N. C.

A. B. Guilford College; A. M. U. N. C., 1921. Teacher in Gibsonville High School.

Clegg, Marie

Highland Ave., Greensboro, N. C.

A. B. Guilford College; A. M. U. N. C., 1921. Teacher in Greensboro High School.

Cobb, Lucy Maria

La. State University, Baton Rouge, La.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; N. C. C. W.; A. B. U. N. C., 1921; has completed everything but thesis for A. M. degree at U. N. C. Has taught in many towns in N. C.; was local editor High Point Enterprise; taught home economics in Farm Life School in Wilson County; home demonstration agent for Duplin County during the war and served as assistant county food administrator. A collection of her poems is being published by the Poet Lore Society of Boston.

Cobb, Mary Louisa

Chapel Hill, N. C.

A. B. U. N. C., 1921. Secretary, Bureau of Correspondence and Class Instruction, University Extension Division. Phi Beta Kappa.

Cooper, Esther

1309 N. Franklin St., Danville, Ill.

U. N. C., 1920-21. With American Red Cross.

Cooper, Nina Horner

Oxford, N. C.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; A. B. U. N. C., 1922.

Corpening, Cora Zetta

(Dr.)

Suffolk, Va.

Medical student U. N. C., 1914-16; M. D. Tulane University, 1918; post graduate student N. Y. Post graduate Medical School, 1921. Married July 17, 1919, to Mr. C. W. Kornegay but retains maiden name. General practitioner in Norfolk, Va., for one year and then became resident physician in Lakeview Hospital, Suffolk. Member Southside and Seaboard Medical Societies of Virginia and has read several papers before these bodies.

Cramer, Mary Eva

160 Claremont St., New York City

A. B. U. N. C., 1917.

Crawford, Marion

524 Spring St., Atlanta, Ga.

U. N. C., 1920-21. With Southern Division, American Red Cross.

Crawley, Hanna Fennell

Farmville, Va.

U. N. C., 1898-99. Teacher.

Cross, Kathryn

Gatesville, N. C.

U. N. C., 1920—

Cutlar, Lillie Fielding Poisson

708 S. Main St., Winston-Salem, N. C.

Salem College, 1919-20; U. N. C., 1920—

Dameron, Julia Mangum

Warrenton, N. C.

A. B. U. N. C., 1908; A. M. Columbia University. Professor of Latin, N. C. C. W. until 1918; for several years editor of The Alumnae News, N. C. C. W. At present housekeeper and nurse, club and community worker, secretary of Warrenton School Board.

Davis, Mary George

Address unknown.

U. N. C., 1903. Secretarial work and interior decorating.

Denham, Adeline

Chapel Hill, N. C.

A. B. U. N. C., 1922.

DeVaughn, Bessie

(Mrs.)

617 Glenwood Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio

U. N. C., 1920-21.

Dodd, Cecye Roanna

(Mrs. Fanning Craig)

Address unknown.

U. N. C., 1897-98.

Doughton, Martha Rebecca

Salem College, Winston-Salem, N. C.

A. B. Guilford College; A. M. U. N. C., 1918. Member of faculty of Salem College.

Duncan, Annie Virginia

Beaufort, N. C.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; U. N. C., 1921—

Emry, Opal Ione Tillman

(Mrs. C. R.)

Weldon, N. C.

LL. B. U. N. C., 1919. Has one daughter, Charlotte Anne.

Eubanks, Margaret

Chapel Hill, N. C.

Peace Institute; U. N. C., 1920—

Faires, Rosabelle Simonton

(Mrs.)

Statesville, N. C.

A. M. U. N. C., 1909.

Faison, Ellen John

(Mrs. Sasser)

Raleigh, N. C.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; U. N. C., 1902-03.

Fitzgerald, Margaret W.

Danville, Va.

Danville Commercial College; U. N. C., 1921—

Foltz, Dorothy Eleanor

3 Cemetery St., Winston-Salem, N. C.

Completed pharmacy course U. N. C., 1920: Assistant pharmacist Matinee Drug Co., Bethel, 1920-21; assistant pharmacist Munds Pharmacy, Wilmington, 1921.

Freeman, Rachel

Dobson, N. C.

N. C. C. W.; A. B. U. N. C., 1920. Mathematics teacher in Wilson High School, 1920-21; Salisbury High School, 1921-22.

Gattis, Alice Lee

Chapel Hill, N. C.

A. B. U. N. C., 1922.

Gattis, Lillian Foushee

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1919—

Ghent, Marguerite

Dothan, Ala.

U. N. C., 1921—

Goforth, Caroline L.

318 McClintock Bldg., Denver, Colo.

Graduate N. C. C. W.; U. N. C., 1918-19; Columbia University and National Training School of the Y. W. C. A., 1919-20. Taught in Jamestown High School, 1917-18; student secretary, Y. W. C. A., for colleges and universities in Utah, Kansas, Wyoming, and Colorado.

Goforth, Willard

(Mrs. E. Eybers)

Stellenbasch Univ., Stellenbasch, South Africa

N. C. C. W., 1916-18; U. N. C., 1918-19; Barnard College, 1919-20. Married July, 1920.

Graves, Mary DeBerniere

(Mrs. A. D. Rees)

308 Locust St., Philadelphia, Pa.

St. Mary’s School; Stuart Hall; U. N. C., 1905-06; Maryland Institute; Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia. Advertising and illustrating work for New York World and Judge; illustrated articles in Saturday Magazine of New York Evening Post and Sunday Tribune. Married Sept. 18, 1919; has one son, Arthur Pembroke.

Greenlaw, Dorothy Durland

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1918—

Grimes, Alice Dugger

(Mrs. Walter H.)

Raleigh, N. C.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; U. N. C., 1907-08. Has one son.

Ham, Mattie

(Mrs. J. A. McRae)

303 Monroe Road, Charlotte, N. C.

Law student U. N. C., 1914-15. Fourth woman lawyer to pass Supreme Court examination. Practiced law several months. Was married Jan. 22, 1916; has three children, two sons and one daughter. Member D. A. R.

Hamilton, Martha Metzger

(Mrs. T. H.)

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1921—

Hand, Erwin Robinson

(Mrs. J. K.)

Charlotte, N. C.

U. N. C., 1905-06.

Hankins, Melissa M.

4722 Springfield Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.

A. B. Salem College; U. N. C., 1920-21; now studying medicine at University of Pennsylvania.

Harmon, Minnie Etta

Tazewell, Va.

A. B. Lynchburg College; U. N. C., 1921—

Harper, Alice Hermina

Address unknown.

Boston Univ.; U. N. C., 1906-07.

Harris, Julia Hamlet

Meredith College, Raleigh, N. C.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; Ph. B. U. N. C., 1905; A. M. Cornell University; Ph. D. Yale University. In Department of English, Meredith College.

Henderson, Curtis

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1921—

Henderson, Mary Ferrand

Salisbury, N. C.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; law student U. N. C., 1915-16.

Hill, Annie Belle Howard

Jackson, Tenn.

B. L. Flora MacDonald; A. B. U. N. C., 1922.

Holland, Alma

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1919-20. Assistant, Department of Botany, U. N. C.

Horsfield, Margaret Bennitt

218 E. Maxwell St., Lexington, Ky.

A. B. U. N. C., 1911; studied in Paris summer of 1913; Columbia University, summer sessions 1917, 1918, 1921. Member faculty Salem College, 1911-17; now instructor romance languages, University of Kentucky.

Hooper, Caroline Alice

Hendersonville, N. C.

U. N. C., 1900-01. Teacher of French in Fassifern School.

Huffman, Willie Costner

(Mrs. E. W. G.)

Chapel Hill, N. C.

Lenoir College; N. C. C. W.; U. N. C., 1921—

Hughes, Adeline Edmonds

Henderson, N. C.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; A. B. U. N. C., 1921. Secretary to the director, School of Public Welfare, U. N. C.

Hume, Mary Gregory

(Mrs. J. E. Mills)

Edgewood Arsenal, Edgewood, Md.

Hollins Institute; U. N. C., 1905-06. Taught in Birmingham, Ala.; Asheville, N. C.; and Richmond, Va. Married October 15, 1921. Author of a number of short stories in various magazines.

Jarman, Mary

(Mrs. T. A. Hearn)

18 Quinsan Road, Shanghai, China

A. B. U. N. C., 1911; graduate St. Luke’s Hospital, Jacksonville. Established training school for nurses, Huchow, China. Married December, 1918; has two sons. Editorial secretary, Nurses Assoc, of China; editor bilingual Quarterly Journal for Chinese Nurses.

Johnson, Annie Susan

(Mrs. W. R. Barber)

25 Boulevard, Whitestone, L. I., New York

U. N. C., 1904-06.

Johnston, Addie Louise

Mebane, N. C.

N. C. C. W.; U. N. C., 1919-20.

Jones, Alice Edwards

Chapel Hill, N. C.

Ph. B. U. N. C., 1900, A. M., 1904; Columbia University (summer session); student in archaeology American Academy, Rome, Italy, 1913-14. Taught Latin in St. Mary’s School and Winthrop College; lady principal, St. Mary’s; associate principal, Catlin School, Portland, Oreg.; dean, St. Mary’s College, Dallas, Tex.

Jones, Leah Donnell

(Mrs. L. J. Stevens)

New Berne, N. C.

U. N. C., 1899-1900. Married, 1907; has one son, John Duval. Superintendent Public Welfare, Craven County.

Jones, Margaret Mordecai

(Mrs. Ernest Cruikshank)

Columbia, Tenn.

St. Mary’s School; U. N. C., 1900-01; B. S. and Teachers’ Diploma, Teachers College, Columbia University, 1911; studied in Europe, 1907 and 1911. Taught mathematics in St. Mary’s School and N. Y. City High School. Married June 7, 1911; has three children, one son and two daughters.

Jones, Mary Best

(Mrs. Isaac H. Manning)

Chapel Hill, N. C.

Graduate N. C. C. W.; U. N. C., 1910-11. Teacher in public schools of Goldsboro, Wilmington, and Chapel Hill. Married June 6 1911; has three sons. Author of Songs of the Seasons and a number of short stories published in children’s papers. Member of D. A. R. and Colonial Dames.

Joyner, Ruth Deans

(Mrs.)

308 Park Ave., Wilson, N. C.

A. B. N. C. C. W.; U. N. C., 1920-21.

Justice, Margaret Curtis

Chapel Hill, N. C.

Columbia University; U. N. C., 1921.

Kasey, Watson

(Mrs. Theodore H. Partrick)

Plymouth, N. C.

Stuart Hall; A. B. U. N. C., 1913. Taught in Salem College.

Kendrick, Mary Pearson

83 Elm St., Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass.

A. B. Smith College; A. M. U. N. C., 1899.

Kennette, Ernestine

Chapel Hill, N. C.

Graduate N. C. C. W.; A. B. U. N. C., 1918. Doing secretarial work, School of Education, U. N. C.

Lambertson, Brownie Augusta

(Mrs. ....................)

Address unknown.

U. N. C., 1903-06.

Latham, Marcia Louise

432 Central Park West, New York City

Ph. B. U. N. C., 1900.

Latshaw, Sylvia Louise

(Mrs. Harry F.)

Chapel Hill, N. C.

A. B. Flora Macdonald; A. B. in Educ. U. N. C., 1920, A. M. 1921. Teacher in Chapel Hill High School.

Lawton, Beulah Scotte

89 Lawton St., Atlanta, Ga.

U. N. C., 1920-21. Playground director in Macon, Ga.; Y. W. C. A. secretary in Parlin, N. J., and Greenville, S. C.; executive secretary, American Red Cross, Gibson County, Tenn.

Lay, Elizabeth Atkinson

Chapel Hill, N. C.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; A. B. U. N. C., 1919, A. M., 1922. Field agent, Bureau of Community Drama, University Extension Division. Author of When Witches Ride, The Hag, Trista, and several bulletins; joint author of Blackbeard: Pirate of the Carolina Coast. One of the first and foremost workers in the Carolina Playmakers. Her engagement to Paul E. Greene, ’21, has just been announced.

Lay, Ellen Booth

Beaufort, N. C.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; A. B. U. N. C., 1922. Joint author of In Dixon’s Kitchen, produced by the Carolina Playmakers.

Levis, Anna Conron

Govans, Md.

U. N. C., 1921—

Lewis, Callie Agnes

(Mrs. P. A. Reynolds)

132 Dunleith Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C.

A. B. U. N. C., 1917. Taught in Chapel Hill High School, 1917-18. Married August 28, 1918. Has two daughters.

Liddell, Anna Forbes

600 East Ave., Charlotte, N. C.

A. B. U. N. C., 1918. With McGraw-Hill Pub. Co., New York, 1918-19; since then teacher of English in Salisbury High School.

Long, Ruth Virginia

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1920-21.

Lynch, Margaret

(Mrs. C. L. Murphy)

Salisbury, N. C.

School of Pharmacy, U. N. C., 1916-17.

Lynch, Rachel

(Mrs. Eugene Simpson)

810 Cloverdale Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C.

B. Ped. N. C. C. W.; A. B. U. N. C., 1915. Taught in western N. C. Married June 17, 1919. Has one daughter, Margaret Lynch.

MacDonald, Caroline

Goldsboro, N. C.

U. N. C., 1899-1900.

MacKenzie, Frances Elizabeth

Raleigh, N. C.

Law student U. N. C., 1918-20. After obtaining license practiced a year in New Berne with Moore and Dunn; at present has her own office in the Allen Building.

MacMillan, Genevieve

Red Springs, N. C.

A. B. Flora MacDonald; A. B. U. N. C., 1922.

MacRae, Mary Shackelford

(Mrs. R. L. Gray)

Durham, N. C.

U. N. C., 1897-98—the first woman to register in the University. Has two sons and one daughter. Her eldest son has been in the University for three years and her daughter is ready to enter the freshman class.

McCarthy, Eleanor B.

2405 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va.

U. N. C., 1919-20. Laboratory technician Watts Hospital, Durham, for one year.

McFadyen, Virginia Hendon

(Mrs. Edwin Bjorkman)

226 Fifth Ave., New York City

A. B. U. N. C., 1919. Taught school one year. Married, 1921. Retains maiden name.

McGlamery, Winnie

Winthrop College, Rock Hill, S. C.

U. N. C., 1915-18; A. B. Goucher College, 1919. Secretary to the president of Haverford College, 1919-20; taught at Mary Baldwin Seminary, 1920-21; extension secretary, Winthrop College, 1921-22.

McIver, Lula Martin

Spring Garden St., Greensboro, N. C.

Graduate N. C. C. W.; U. N. C., 1921-22.

McKie, Elizabeth Frances

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1920—

McQueen, Anna

Address unknown.

U. N. C., 1902-03. Missionary in Korea.

Macon, Mary Litchford

2247 W. Thompson St., Philadelphia, Pa.

U. N. C., 1917-18, 1920 (spring term); student Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania, taking the course for laboratory technicians.

Matthews, Helen Ingram

Charlotte, N. C.

Erskine College; law student U. N. C., 1916-17.

Meares, Katherine DeRosset

Drawer B. Ridgeway, S. C.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; A. B. U. N. C., 1920; Columbia University. Taught in high schools of Bennettsville and Anderson, S. C., and Goldsboro, N. C.; head of Department of Latin, Columbia College, Columbia, S. C.

Merritt, Bessie Lee

Chapel Hill, N. C.

Pharmacy student U. N. C., 1918-19. Secretary to chief, Bureau of High School Debating and Athletics, University Extension Division.

Merritt, Lena Evelyn

Burlington, N. C.

U. N. C., 1918-19.

Miller, Marion Spiers

Treasury Department, Washington, D. C.

A. B. U. N. C., 1918. In office of Register of the Treasury.

Miller, Mary Scales

War Department, Washington, D. C.

Queens College; A. B. U. N. C., 1916. In office of Adjutant General.

Moore, Magnolia Arcena

(Mrs. J. S.)

Fremont, N. C.

U. N. C., 1919-20. Has three children.

Morris, Myrtle Estelle

Lubbock, Texas

A. M. U. N. C., 1918. Teaches in public schools during the school year and spends summers on ranch.

Moses, Mildred

(Mrs. Louis Graves)

Chapel Hill, N. C.

N. C. C. W.; U. N. C., 1917-18. Taught in city schools in Wilson, Morganton, Durham, and Chapel Hill; secretary to the librarian, U. N. C., 1919. Married June 18, 1921.

Moss, Cora Jenkins

Franklinton, N. C.

A. B. Trinity College; U. N. C., 1921—

Moxley, Jane Elizabeth

90 High St., Nutley, N. J.

U. N. C., 1922.

Neal, Naomi

Mullins, S. C.

A. B. N. C. C. W.; U. N. C., 1921.

Neville, Grace Virginia

Chapel Hill, N. C.

Elon College; U. N. C., 1921—

Noa, Ernestine

Lookout Mountain, Tenn.

Completed special courses in Goucher College, Cleveland Kindergarten College, Peabody College; U. N. C., 1914-15. Assistant to Dr. E. C. Branson, U. N. C., 1915-20; at present president Tenn. Woman’s Press and Author’s Club, and holding office in a number of other local or state clubs.

Norburn, Martha Elizabeth

R. F. D. Box 4, Candler, N. C.

U. N. C., 1919-20.

Odom, Helen Louise

1519 Park Ave., Baltimore, Md.

U. N. C., 1900-02. After doing some tutoring took up secretarial work; with War Department, 1918-21; now chief clerk Md. State Board of Motion Picture Censors.

Odum, Ana Kranz

(Mrs. H. W.)

Chapel Hill, N. C.

A. M. Clarke University; U. N. C., 1921—

Palmer, Madeline Elizabeth

(Mrs. Edmund McRary)

Charlotte, N. C.

LL. B. U. N. C., 1919.

Parker, Julia Piccola

New Berne, N. C.

Trinity College; U. N. C., 1921—

Pasmore, Julia C.

Cary, N. C.

Graduate N. C. C. W.; A. B. U. N. C., 1918.

Patterson, Harriet Oldring

(Mrs. F. E. Bel)

162 Beacon St., Hartford, Conn.

U. N. C., 1913-14.

Peele, Rennie

Clarksville, Va.

A. B. U. N. C., 1915; Columbia University (summer session), 1919; Harvard University (summer session), 1921. Taught in Burgaw, N. C., 1911-13; in Florida, 1913-18; now teaching English in Goldsboro High School. President State Council of English Teachers, 1921.

Pelton, Mabell Shippie Clarke

(Mrs. J. Ravenel Smith)

39 East 10th St., New York City

A. B. Boston University; A. M. U. N. C., 1905. Married October, 1907. Author of A Tar Heel Baron, The Spirit of French Letters, Twenty Centuries of Paris, Ethel Morton Books. Member D. A. R., Soc. Mayflower Descendants, Colonial Dames, Phi Beta Kappa.

Pendergraft, Pearl

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1919—

Penn, May Belle

819 N. Elm St., Greensboro, N. C.

N. C. C. W.; U. N. C., 1921—

Penny, Ruth

(Mrs. H. C. Heffner)

Maiden, N. C.

A. B. U. N. C., 1921. Taught in Cornelius High School Sept., Dec., 1921. Married April 8, 1922.

Perry, Margaret Gray

Wilkesboro, N. C.

Graduate N. C. C. W.; A. M. U. N. C., 1920. Teacher.

Pickard, Nell A. P.

Chapel Hill, N. C.

A. B. U. N. C., 1921. Teacher in Durham High School.

Pickard, Minna Thelma

Elizabeth City, N. C.

A. B. U. N. C., 1917. Taught in Lexington High School 1917-1918; since then teacher of science Elizabeth City High School.

Pollock, M. Keatinge

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1921—

Price, Mildred

Chapel Hill, N. C.

N. C. C. W.; A. B. U. N. C., 1922.

Pritchard, Birdie

(Mrs. R. O. E. Davis)

1425 Crittenden St., N. W., Washington, D. C.

Ph. B. U. N. C., 1902. Married 1905. Two years in associated charity work in Washington; now detail clerk, Veterans’ Bureau.

Pritchard, Maude

(Mrs. A. B. Bristow)

Palisade Apt., W. Ghent Blvd., Norfolk, Va.

A. B. Elon College; A. M. U. N. C., Taught in Waverley, Va.; City Point. Married August 16, 1916. Principal Carson High School.

Pritchard, Vera

Chapel Hill, N. C.

Elon College; A. B. U. N. C., 1920. Taught in Cherryville schools, 1921-22.

Pruden, Lina Tucker

Edenton, N. C.

N. C. C. W.; A. B. U. N. C., 1922.

Pruitt, Annie

R. F. D. No. 1, Stem, N. C.

A. B. U. N. C., 1921.

Puett, Anna Mariah

317 Tarboro St., Rocky Mount, N. C.

A. B. Chicora College; A. B. U. N. C., 1914. Has taught ever since leaving University, spending the summers usually in some summer school or in traveling; is at present teaching mathematics in the Rocky Mount High School.

Rankin, Kathleen Adair

(Mrs. Will Moore)

Gastonia, N. C.

U. N. C., 1900-01.

Reid, Louisa Pressly

307 S. Broad Street, Gastonia, N. C.

A. B. Queens College, 1917; A. B. U. N. C., 1918, and A. M., 1921. Taught romance languages in Peace Institute, 1919-1920; Chapel Hill High School, 1920-21; Gastonia, 1921-22.

Richardson, Helen

St. Martinville, La.

U. N. C., 1920-21. In government service during the war; secretary, St. Martinville Chapter American Red Cross.

Roberson, Mary

(Mrs. Roy Mason)

139 E. 66th St., New York City

U. N. C., 1916-17. Nurse’s Training course U. P. I., Baltimore. Married April 6, 1918.

Roberson, Nellie

Chapel Hill, N. C.

Woman’s College, Richmond, Va.; A. B. U. N. C., 1921. Chief of the Bureau of Public Discussion, University Extension Division.

Robinson, Kathrine Mcdiarmid

Fayetteville, N. C.

N. C. C. W.; Washington College of Law; LL. B. U. N. C., 1920. In government service 1918-19; now attorney at law in partnership with her father.

Rodman, Pearl

Waxhaw, N. C.

U. N. C., 1900-01.

Rosemond, Thelma Marie

Hillsboro, N. C.

U. N. C., 1922.

Russell, Dorothy

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1921—

Savley, Eva Davis

(Mrs.)

Clearwater Lighting Co., Clearwater, Fla.

U. N. C., 1920-21.

Scales, Elizabeth Walker

(Mrs. V. S. Bryant, Jr.)

Durham, N. C.

A. B. Converse College; U. N. C., 1917-18. Married February, 1921.

Scott, Rosa Naomi

U. N. C., 1908-09.

Sherrill, Mildred Irene

Newton, N. C.

A. B. Catawba College; A. B. U. N. C., 1920. Taught science in Henderson High School, 1920-21; teacher in Catawba College Academy.

Shine, Claudia

(Mrs. Lee J.)

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1919-20. Has a son and a daughter, both alumni of the University.

Shine, Lou

Chapel Hill, N. C.

A. B. U. N. C., 1921. Teacher in Elizabeth City schools.

Sloan, Isabel

Address unknown.

Davidson College; A. B. U. N. C., 1917.

Smith, Annie T.

Durham, N. C.

B. S. in medicine, U. N. C., 1920.

Smith, Mattie Elizabeth

Marshville, N. C.

Pharmacy student U. N. C., 1921—

Snyder, Ethel

(Mrs. W. O. Seymour)

Monroe, N. C.

Chowan College, 1915-18; U. N. C., 1918-19. Married Sept. 29, 1919.

Sparrow, Minnie Shepherd

(Mrs. C. W. Keyes)

404 W. 115th St., New York City

A. M. U. N. C., 1919. Married September, 1920.

Spruill, Mary James

Littleton, N. C.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; Barnard College; A. B. U. N. C., 1921; A. M., 1922.

Stacy, Mary Martha

(Mrs. Will Dozier)

Huntsboro, Ala.

U. N. C., 1911-12.

Staley, Bessie

(Mrs. Cheatham)

11 2nd St. N. E., Washington, D. C.

A. B. U. N. C., 1900.

Steele, Emily

1733 F St., N. W., Washington, D. C.

U. N. C., 1920-21. With American Red Cross.

Stockard, Sallie Walker

(Mrs. S. W. S. Magnes)

Anadarko, Okla.

A. B. U. N. C., 1898; A. M., 1900. Taught in Arkansas, New Mexico, and West Texas; with Texas Dept. of Education, 1919, and state normal examiner in 1919 also; taught at Longview, Tex., 1920; Wanette, Okla., 1921; Anadarko, Okla., 1921-22. Has a son and a daughter, aged fifteen and twelve respectively.

Stone, Alma Irene

Chapel Hill, N. C.

A. B. Meredith College, 1914; A. B. U. N. C., 1915; student Columbia University summer session, 1916. Assistant seed analyst, N. C. Dept. of Agriculture, 1915-16; in charge of periodicals and bindings, U. N. C. Library.

Stone, Imogene

Sophie Newcomb College, New Orleans, La.

U. N. C., 1901-02; Cornell University. Head of English Department, St. Mary’s School, Sophie Newcomb College.

Strowd, Annie

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1921—

Struthers, Hester Cox

Address unknown.

A. B. U. N. C., 1918.

Sturdivant, Joanna

(Mrs. L. R.)

Carrboro, N. C.

A. B. Carson & Newman College; U. N. C. 1921—

Sudlow, Ethel

Garing Apartments, Greenville, S. C.

Graduate S. C. Kindergarten School, Charleston, and Posse Normal School, Boston; U. N. C., 1920-21. Executive secretary, Greenville Chapter American Red Cross.

Summers, Rachel L.

Statesville, N. C.

A. B. U. N. C., 1913.

Swiggart, Mary

Union City, Tenn.

U. N. C., 1920-21.

Swindell, Nell

(Mrs.)

Lakeland, Fla.

U. N. C., 1920-21.

Tarpley, Roberta

Gallatin, Tenn.

U. N. C., 1920-21. Secretary, Gallatin Chapter American Red Cross.

Taylor, Dora Ashley

American Red Cross, Savannah, Ga.

U. N. C., 1920-21.

Taylor, Elizabeth Murphy

Morganton, N. C.

A. B. U. N. C., 1920; American Academy of Dramatic Arts, 1920-21.

Temple, Mary Bond

90 Morningside Drive, New York City

U. N. C., 1918-19. Partner in a shopping agency. Has one daughter.

Thomas, Helen

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1921—

Thomas, Lura

(Mrs. John W. Patton)

209 N. Cummings St., Los Angeles, Calif.

Student Meredith College; U. N. C., 1918-19, now studying short story writing and journalism in the University of Southern California. Married July, 1919, and has one daughter, who is expected to enter the University in 1937. Lived eight months in Washington, D. C., and nine months in Memphis, Tenn.

Thompson, Annie Busbee

(Mrs. R. L.)

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1916-17. Has a son and a daughter, both students of the University at present.

Thompson, Laura Love

Chapel Hill, N. C.

Sweetbriar College; U. N. C., 1921-22. Her engagement to Mr. W. D. MacMillan, 3rd, has recently been announced.

Thompson, Mary

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1920—

Thomson, Lucile

217 Market St., Wilmington, N. C.

U. N. C., 1919-21; N. C. State College, 1921-22.

Towles, Eleanor Washington

1404 Fifteenth St., Washington, D. C.

U. N. C., 1916-17. With Veterans Bureau, War Department.

Toy, Jane Bingham

Chapel Hill, N. C.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; U. N. C., 1921—

Turlington, Hortense Rose

(Mrs. I. T.)

Smithfield, N. C.

U. N. C., 1919-20. Has two sons, both alumni of the University.

Twitty, Theo Bryan

Rutherfordton, N. C.

Pharmacy student U. N. C., 1919-20. Junior clerk in drug store three years; druggist in Rutherfordton and Lowell; but had to give up work because of mother’s ill health.

Tyler, Wynona Woodward

(Mrs.)

Augusta, Ga.

Graduate Greenville Woman’s College; U. N. C., 1921—

Uzzell, Lulu Valeria

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1919—

Uzzell, Pauline

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1919—

Vann, Fannie E.

Clinton, N. C.

A. B. and A. M. Trinity College; commercial and stenographic diplomas, Massey’s Business College; U. N. C., 1919-20. Now doing executive secretarial work.

Venable, Cantey Mcdowell

(Mrs. L. V. Sutton)

225 Hawthorne Road, Raleigh, N. C.

Student at St. Mary’s School and Converse College; U. N. C., 1904-05. Married April 30, 1912; has two children, a son and a daughter. President N. C. Girls Friendly Society, 1919-1922, and has taken active part in much social service work. Has exhibited paintings at State Fair and Exhibit of Southern Art Association at Memphis, Tenn.

Venable, Frances Preston

Chapel Hill, N. C.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; U. N. C., 1922—

Venable, Louise Manning

Chapel Hill, N. C.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; A. B. U. N. C., 1920. In government service, 1914-1918; assistant secretary, N. C. Pharmaceutical Association, 1920-21; secretary, University Extension Division. Phi Beta Kappa.

Verner, Mary Elizabeth

R. F. D. No. 1, Brevard, N. C.

Student U. N. C., 1919-1921. Teacher of romance languages in Creedmoor School, 1921-22.

Ward, Linnie Marie

Greensboro, N. C.

A. B. G. C. W.; A. M. U. N. C., 1920.

Ward, Vera Louise

Lake Junaluska, N. C.

A. B. N. C. C. W.; U. N. C., 1921—

Watkins, Lulie Morton

(Mrs. J. Flood Morton)

Charlotte Court House, Va.

U. N. C., 1897-98.

Watson, Eleanor

628 S. Fulton St., Salisbury, N. C.

Graduate N. C. C. W.; A. B. U. N. C., 1916. Principal Salisbury High School.

Wharton, Helen

(Mrs. Carl L. Reed)

1402 Blanding St., Columbia, S. C.

A. B. U. N. C., 1910.

Whitaker, Bessie Lewis

1209 E. Colfax Ave., Denver, Colo.

A. B. Stetson University; A. M. U. N. C., 1907; student summer sessions Columbia, Chicago, Pennsylvania universities; student speech-reading Boston and New York; studied correction of speech defects, College of City of N. Y. Taught in public schools of N. C., Stuart Hall, and Winthrop College; principal Whitaker School of Speech-Reading, Denver. Author of a number of articles in Volta Review and papers read before American Academy Opthalmology and Ota-Laryngology and Colorado State Teachers’ Convention.

Whitaker, Lillie

Carrboro, N. C.

U. N. C., 1917-1920. At present postmistress in Carrboro.

Wilcox, Marion

Elberton, Ga.

A. B. Queens College; A. B. U. N. C., 1918. Red Cross Home Service Secretary for Elbert County, Ga., for one year. Completed training for evangelistic work in Biblical Seminary of New York in May, 1922, and expects to be sent to Japan in near future. Extends cordial invitation to U. N. C. alumnae to visit her there.

Williams, Louisa Sanders

Dunn, N. C.

B. Litt. Flora MacDonald College; U. N. C., 1920-21. Secretary American Red Cross, Winter Haven, Fla., 1921; now director public school extension for Robeson County.

Wilson, Eleanora

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1915-16.

Wilson, Louise A.

365 Lancaster Ave., Rock Hill, S. C.

A. B. U. N. C., 1911; A. M. Smith College, 1913. Teacher of English at St. Mary’s School 1911-12; since 1912 at Winthrop College.

Womble, Clara Ethel

Chapel Hill, N. C.

U. N. C., 1921-22.

Womble, Frances

N. C. C. W., Greensboro, N. C.

A. M. U. N. C., 1920. Member of faculty of N. C. C. W.

Woodrow, Katherine Hamilton

Columbia, N. C.

U. N. C., 1921—

Wright, Anne

1132 Healy Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.

U. N. C., 1920-21.

Yellott, Mary Traill

Bel Air, Md.

Graduate St. Mary’s School; A. B. U. N. C., 1922.

SUMMARY

Total number women students | 247
A. B. | 62
Ph. B. | 6
LL. B. | 4
B. S. | 2
Ph. G. | 3
A. M. | 22

IN MEMORIAM

Elva May Abernethy

February 21, 1903

Maggie Clement Burke

August, 1904

Mary Graham Morrison Raynell

December 10, 1911

Mary Groome McNinch

February 22, 1915

Susan Williams Moses Graham

December 22, 1916

Ettie May Perkins

October 5, 1918

Died of influenza at Camp Meade, the first of the nurses to make the great sacrifice

Alma Kornegay

November 15, 1920

Irene Fay Graves Hanks

November 20, 1920

Anna Hartwell Lewis

March 15, 1921

Beall Magruder Woodward

November 20, 1921

TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE:

Obvious typographical errors have been corrected.

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- WOMEN STUDENTS IN THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 1897-1922

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