Atlantic Christian College - Pine Knot Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1935 volume:

7 'u-r . . • •• •• •• ••• • .: v • •• •• • ••• v • • • •• • •••• •••• � .•••• EDITOR LYNWOOD PHILLIPS n □ BUSINESS MANAGER CLYDE HURT of 1935 □ □ n A YEAR BOOK PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA College □ Classes □ Organizations □ Athletics □ Advertisements 0 perpetuate the pleasant memory the friendships, the achievements, the inspira- tion and the happiness which year has brought is the aim of the 1935 PINE KNOT. It is our sincere desire that in future years one will be able to turn the pages of this book and relive the happy days spent at Atlantic Christian College. 23705 IN APPRECIATION OF HIS UNFAILING REGARD AND KINDLINESS TO HIS ASSOCIATES, OF THE ABLE ASSISTANCE HE HAS GIVEN THE STUDENTS ON EVERY OCCASION, AND OF THE PART HE HAS PLAYED IN MAKING THIS, OUR ALMA MATER, THE PRIDE OF EVERY STUDENT, WE RESPECT- FULLY DEDICATE THIS VOLUME OF THE PINE KNOT TO PROFESSOR CHARLES H. HAMLIN CHARLES H. HAMLIN o § 2 U) d § mm Illi ■ ; 'm;;: •:• ■ mKtk J � 1 COLLEGE CAMPUS COLLEGE CAMPUS ■V ••• • -.i v....... : m m WWf fc ' -wi iV Si? u IEP g; PV-WSi� ’ •vVx-' fsn,rr� s � ; %’• « mM BOY’S DORMITORY H. S. HILLEY, President FACULTY 1934-1935 1. Howard S. Hilley President and Professor of Ancient Languagse 2. Cecil A. Jarman . Dean of Men and Instructor in Religious Education 3. Elizabeth E. Yavorski Dean of Women and Instructor in Voice 4. Myrtle L. Harper 5. Frederick F. Grim 6. Frances F. Harner 8. Charlotte Hill Instructor in Science and Physical Education 9. Dallas Mallison 10. Mildred Ross Registrar 11. C. H. Hamlin . . . Professor of Social Science 12. William Wallace Peery 13. Martha L. Edmunston Professor of. Modern Languages 14. Casey L. Blackburn Instructor in Physical Education 15. Agnes Peele 16. R. D. Bullock, Jr. 17. Edward T. Stallings Instructor in Violin and Orchestra 18. John M. Waters 19. W. D. P. Sharpe, Jr. Instructor in Commercial Law and Baseball Coach ■■■■■■■■■ •::-v;’’vi:' mz IlltPlf BwH x w: � : SUPERVISORS Miss Lou Ellen Perry....................................Robersonville, N. C. Supervision of Dining Hall Miss Callie Windley.................. .......................Pinetown, N. C. Supervisor of Girlti Building and Offices Selz Mayo...................................................... Mesie, N. C. Supervisor of Grounds Russell Jefferson............................................Pinetown, N. C. Supervisor of Buildings A. C. College this year lias adopted a new work program known as the Eureka plan. Th’s plan originated in Eureka College. This plan puts students in charge of all work around the college, and it is under their supervision. This work this year, we feel, has been very successful and next year with experience, we feel that we can make it a greater success. Miss Perry is supervisor of the Dinning Hall. She is in charge of the food dept., checks on the students work and she also has had another supervisor under her this year, who is Miss Audrey Tetterton. Miss Windley looks after the offices. She checks on the library, commercial room, and halls up stairs in the girls building. Mr. Mayo looks after the lawn, cut- ting of grass, hedge, and keeps the lawn clean. Mr. Jefferson has in his charge the boys dormitories, gymnasium, class rooms, halls, and the cleaning of the auditorium. 4 JACK AYCOCK Black Creek, N. C. Hesperian Literary Society; I Smoka’ Pipe Club ,33-,34; Pres. Junior Class ’33-’34; Pres. Senior Class ,34-’35; May King-; Alternate Debator ’34. HOWARD BALLANCE Kenly, N. C. Baseball Team; Hesperian Literary Society. EMMA LAURA BARFOOT Wilson, N. C. Alethian Society; Sigma Tau Chi Sorority, Pres. ’34; Vice-Pres. G. A. C. ,33-’34; DIXIE BARNES Fremont, N. C. Member Hesperian Society. LOSKER B. BENNETT Goldsboro, N. C. Y. M. C. A.; Ministerial Club; Hes- perian Literary Society; Wranglers Club. N. G. BLACKMAN, Jr. Selma, N. C. Sec. Phi Kappa Alpha ’33-’34; Pres. Phi Kappa Alpha ,34-,35; Vice-Pres. Senior Class ’34-’35; Baseball ’33-’35; Alethian Literary Society; “A” Club Member ’33-’35. MARIA SINA BRINSON New Bern, N. C. Girl’s Athletic Club ’31-’34; Treas. Phi Sigma Tau Sorority ’33-’34; Vice- Pres. Phi Sigma Tau Sorority ’33-’34; Pres. Phi Sigma Tau Sorority ’34-’35; Critic Alethian Literary Society ’34- ’35; Treas. Student Association ’34- ’35; Senior Representative Girl’s Dor- mitory Council ’34-’35; Sect’y Aleth- ian Literary Society ’34-’35; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet ’33-’34; Collegiate Stair ’32-’33; Sect’y Sophmore Class ’32-’33 LELA BRITT Clinton, N. C. Hesperian Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; Fellowship Club; Girl’s Athletic Club; House President Girl’s Dormi- tory Council. DONAHUE BRYANT Saratoga, N. C. Pres. Hesperian Literary Society ’34; Pres. Pipe Club ’33; Sergent-at-Arms Phi Kappa Alpha ’32; Vice-Pres. Phi Kappa Alpha ’34; Pres Phi Kappa Alpha ’35. GLADYS CHARLES Grifton, N. C. Girl’s Athletic Club; Sect’y Phi Sigma Tau Sorority ’33; Treas. Phi Sigma Tau Sorority ’34; Vice-Pres. Phi Sigma Tau Sorority ’35; Pianist Ale- thian Literary Soc:ety ’33-’35. CORNELL DAUGHERY Clinton, N. C. Fellowship Club; Y. W. C. A.; Pres. Hesperian Society; Student Council. LALAH DRIVER Wilson, N. C. Girl’s Athletic Club Cabinet ’32-’35; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet ’32-’34; Alter- nate Debator Alethian Literary Soci- ety ’31-’32; Alethian Literary Society Debator ’33-’35; May Day Committee ’32-’34; Vice-Pres. Alethian Literary Society ’34-’35; Pres. Alethian Liter- ary Society ’34-’35; Secretary Senior Class ’34-’35. KATHLEEN EAGLES Wilson, N. C. Vice-Pres. Alethian Literary Society ’31-’32; G„ A. C. Cabinet ’32-’33, ’33-’34; Pres. G. A. C. ’34-’35; Alter- nate Debator, Alethian Literary Soci- ety ,32-,33, ’33-’34; Debator, Alethi- an Literary Society ’34-’35; Marshal ',31-,35 ; Collegiate Staff ,32-,35 ; Town Representative on Women's Student Government Council ’34-’35; Chair- man May Day ’32-’33; May Day Com- mittee ’34-’35; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee ’33-’34; Vice-Pres. Sigma Tau Chi Sorority '34; Pres. Sigma Tau Chi Sorority '35; Town Girl’s Club ’34-’35. BILLIE EDGERTON Kenly, N. C. Alethian Society ’32-’35; Y. W. C. A.; Program Comnrttee Y. W. ’35; Vice- Pres. Fellowship ’34; G. A. C.; Student Council ’35. JOHN EDMUNDSON Fremont, N. C. Vice-Pres. I Smoka’ Pipe Club ’33-’34: Sect’y-Treas. I Smoka’ Pipe Club. FRANCES EVANS Fremont, N. C. Y. W. C. A.; Town Girl’s Club FRANCES LANCASTER Rocky Mounty, N. C. Y. V . C. A.; Town Girls Club; Hes- perian Society. NEVA LIVERMAN Plymouth, N. C. Alethian Literary Society; Glee Club. JOSEPHINE MAHLER Four Oaks, N.C. Hesperian Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; Girl’s Athletic Club; Fellowship Club. ESTELLE MARLER Benson, N. C. Y. W. C. A.; Hesperian Literary So- ciety; Girl’s Athletic Association; Treas. Fellowship ’33-34; Vice-Pres. Fellowship ’34-’35. INEZ HERITAGE MAY Grifton, N. C. Hesperian Literary Society; Girl’s Athletic Association; Secretary Hes- perian Literary Society ’33-’34; Sec- retary Y. W. C. A. ’33-’34; Secretary Girl’s Athletic Association ’33-’34; Junior Representative Girl’s Student Government ’33-’34; House President Girl's Student Government ’34-’35; Manager Concerts ’34-’35; Y.W.C.A. Store Manager ’34-’35. SELZ C. MAYO Mesic, N. C. Pres. Fellowship; Vice-Pres. Minister- ial Club (two times) ; Chaplain Sigma Alpha Fraternity; Chaplain Hesperian Literary Society; Charter Member “A” Club; Wranglers Club. GEORGE CLINTON MURRAY Wilson Mills, N. C. Fellowsh p Club; Glee Club; Y. M. C. A.; I Smoka’ Pipe Club; Pres. Fresh- man Class; Pres. Hesperian Literary Society; Chaplain Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity; Chorister Hesperian Lit- erary Society; Treas. Junior Class. NAOMI OWENS WiLson, N. C. Alethian Literary Society; Y.W.C.A. CLARA LEE PITTMAN Kenly, N. C. Alethian Literary Society; Town Girl’s Club. VIVIAN PRESCOTT Aurora, N. C. 1st. Vice-Pres. Hesperian Literary Society ’33-’34; Girl’s Athletic Club; Vice-Pres. Junior Class; Junior Rep- resentative Woman’s Council ’34-’35; 1st Vice-Pres. Hesperian Literary So- ciety; Treas. Y. W. C. A. ’34-’35. RABON ROSE Newton Grove, N. C. Y. M. C. A.; Secretary Y. M. C. A. ’32-’33; Treasurer Hesperian Literary Society ’33-’34; President Fellowship 1st. Semester ’33-’34; Charter mem- ber of I Smoka Pipe Club; Chaplain of I Smoka Pipe Club ’33-’34; Glee Club; Senior Representative on Student Council ’34-’35; President Ministerial Club 2nd Semester ’34-’35. EDWIN REEL Arapahoe, N. C. Sigma Alpha Fraternity; Hesperian Literary Society; “A” Club; Basket- ball ’32-’35; Y. M. C. A.; Sec.-Treas. Sigma Tlpha Fraternity ’33-’34; Vice- Pres. Sigma Alpha Fraternity ’34-’35; President Sigma Alpha Fraternity ’35; Baseball Manager ’34. LOY ROGERS Wilson, N. C. Member of Phi Kappa Alpha Frater- nity; Office Serg’t-at-Arms ’34-’35; Alethian Literary Society; Y.M.C.A. FRANCES MAMIE SCOTT Jacksonville, N. C. Alethian Literary Society; Girl’s Ath- letic Association; Y. W. C. A. EUGENE TAYLOR Kinston, N. C. Treas. Freshman Class; Chaplain Hes- perian Literary Society ’31-’32; Treas. Hesperian Literary Society ’32-’33; Critic Hesperian Literiary Society ’33-’34; Chorister Hesperian Literary Society ’33-’3, ’34-’35; Treas. Hesper- ian Literary Society ’34-’35; Vice- Pres. Y. M. C. A.; Sophomore Class Representative of Student Council ’32-’33; Chaplain Fellowship Club ’32- ’33; Chorister Fellowship Club ’34- ’35 ;Wranglers Club ’33-’34; Pres. Ministerial Club ’33-’35; Glee Club ’32-’35; Baseball Squad ’33-’35. JACOB TAYLOR Bethel, N. C. Pres. Student Association ’34-’35; Y. M. C. A.; Sigma Alpha Fraternity; Pipe Club. THELMA WAYNE THORNE Elm City, N. C. Guilford College ’31; Town Girl’s Club; Alethian Literary Society; Y. W. C. A. INA RIVERS TUTEN Aurora, N. C. Hesperian Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; Phi Sigma Tau Sorority; Girl’s Athletic Association; Vice-Pres. Phi Sigma Tau Sorority ’32-’33; Vice- Pres. Sophomore Class ’32-’33; Junior Representative Student Council ’33- ’34; Pres. Phi Sigma Tau Sorority ’33- ’34; Pres. Woman’s Student Govern- ment ’34-’35; Chief Marshal ’34-’35. HAROLD LATHAM TYER Bath, N. C. Pres. Alethian Literary Society ’34- ’35; Pres. Y. M. C. A ’33-’34;‘ Pres. Fellowship Club ’33-’34; Student Council ’33-34; Glee Club ’34-35; Sigma Alpha Fraternity, Secretary- Treasurer. BRUCE WARD Seven Springs, N. C. Hesperian Literary Society; Sigma Alpha Fraternity; Y. M. C. A. WILBERT T. WATERS Washington, N. C. Ministerial Club-President; Y. M. C. A.; Representative in Religious Edu- cation Committee; Hesperian Literary Society; Chaplain-Fellowship; Mar- shal of Senior Class ’34-’35. HAYDEN WIGGS Selma, N. C. Kappa Alpha U. N. C.; Transfer ’33; Baseball ’35; Tennis ’35; Alethian Literary Society; “A” Club Member. WILLIAM WILLIS Wilson, N. C. Glee Club ’32-’33; Vice-Pres. Alethian Literary Society ’34; Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity; Managing Editor “The Collegiate” ’34; Class Marshal ’33-’35. ELIZABETH WINSTEAD Rocky Mount, N. C. Hesperian Literary Society; Y. W. C. A. ’31-’35; Glee Club ’33-’34; Treas. Girl’s Dormitory Council ’33-’34: Sect'v Girl’s Dormitory Council ’34-’35. IT m R GEORGE AMERSON Wilson, N. C. JAMES BARNES Wilson, N. C. KATHERINE BELL Wilson, N. C. JAMES BRADLEY Rocky Mount, N. C. GEORGIA BREWER New Bern, N. C. MARY BREWER New Bern, N. C. OSCAR BRINSON New Bern, N. C. GERALDINE BRYANT Stantonsburg, N. C. n r ' } ■ :: k aMrrrn RACHEL CONYERS Wilson, N. C. EDNA CREECH Wilson, N. C. HORACE CUNNINGHAM Owenton, Ky. SUE DELL DAVIS Tobaccoville, N. C. BEE EVANS Fremont, N. C. HELEN GUNTER Coats, N. C. ELIZABETH HOUSE Robersonville, N. C. MARY HOWARD Wilson, N. C. 22705 Atlantic Christian College Library Wilson, N. C. CLYDE HURT Augusta, Ga. RUSSELL JEFFERSON Pinetown, N. C. ELLIOT JERNIGAN Dunn, N. C. MILLARD JOHNSON Selma, N. C. MYRA JOYNER Rocky Mount, N. C. JENNIE LANE Wilson, N. C. SARAH LOFTIN Kinston, N. C. JAMES PARSONS Newton Grove, N. C g9 LYNWOOD PHILLIPS Kinston, N. C. SAMUEL RAGAN Willow Springs, N. C. HUBERT ROSE Newton Grove, N. C. ELIZABETH SUGG Snow Hill, N. C. EVA LOUISE SHELTON Stantonsburg, N. C. BRUCE SIMMONS Kinston, N. C. ELBERT SOUTHARD Stokesdale, N. C. REUBEN STRICKLAND Bailey, N. C. PAUL TYNDALL Arapahoe, N. C. JAMES WATSON Bath, N. C. IRENE WEBB Elm City, N. C. VIRGINIA WHITLEY Pantego, N. C. FRANKLIN WILKINS Rocky Mount, N. C. RANDOLPH WILLIAMS Bailey, N. C. JULIA WINFIELD Pantego, N. C. OTHER 9 SOPHOMORE CLASS President . Vice-President Secretary Marv Ethel Outlaw Treasurer Milton Adams Randolph Allen Henry Franklin Barnes Richard Barnhill Della Bowden Callie Britt Lucile Carr Slade Simon Congleton Thursa Richards Coyle William Henry Davis Amos Council Dawson Clyde Deans J. Bryan Deans Brantley Dewar OsCar Paul Dickinson, Jr. Norman Lee Etheridge Ruth Inez Evans Ruth Emma Floars Harriet Frances Forbes Marjorie Freeman William Hassel Gurganus Mae Mercer Harrell Edith Hart Charles Robert Helsabeck, Jr. Mary Evelyn Hinnant Marvin Jackson Dorothy Mac Jones Pansy Grace Jones James Robert Laing Sybil Grey Lane S. R. Lee Willie Benton Liverman Edward Young Lovelace Nina Elizabeth Mallison Holland Manning Mary Mayo Cleotha McLamb Eugene Allen McLoud Marjorie Brown Moore Mary Ethel Outlaw Theodore Westley Owens Lou Ellen Perry Mildred Elizabeth Powell Carol Pugh Earl Emerson Rhodes Hazel Riley Bernice Roberson Russell Roebuck Louise Rowe James Fletcher Smith Joe Earle Spence Mary Stallings Sue Rebecca Stallings Mattie Belle Stewart Elaine Strickland Woodrow Taylor Winifred Terrell Audrey C. Tetterton Lillian Tomlinson Virginia Mary Turner C. C. Walters Thelma Whitehead Wallace White Ralph Whitfield Marietta Whitley Helen Wilkins Callie Windley Eleanor Woodard Margaret Works Ollie Wray Deceased FRESHMAN CLASS ROLL President .... Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Jean Abbitt Alice Irene Adams Arnold Adams Inez Allen Mae Anderson Marvin Arline H. D. Askew Dorothy Aycock Annie Bailey Luther Ballance Elaine Ballard George Banks Glenn Barden Edwin Barnes Pridgen Barnes Virginia Barnes William Barnes Dare Barnhill Edna Barnhill Bertie Mae Bass Mack G. Bass Ocie Batts Nova Ethel Bexley John Bordon Matilda Bowden Dennis Boyd Hilton Boykin Ethel Bruffy Woodrow Bright Martha Brinson Doris Brinson Elizabeth Brown Christine Bryant Hylah Lee Bunn Christine Dudley C. B. Edwards James Edwards Carrie Ellis Edith Farmer Nannie Belle Farmer Hubert Ferrell Woodrow Forrest Elizabeth Fulgham John Gafford Anzy Gaskill Joe Gold Beverly Burrage Millard Burt J. B. Byerly, Jr. Marjorie Dew George Dixon Robert Dixon Irma Belie Dudley Rosanfond Conley Bruce Conyers Wayne Cox Dorothy Creech Estelle Creech Virginia Crist Mildred Cutler Leon Isaac Denning Onnie Robt. Cockrell Sarah Casey Randolph Chandlei Hallis Cherry Hugh Cherry Rebekah Carter Edwin Gurkins Elsie Haddock Mary “Tommie” Harris Nell Harrison Frank Hassell A. J. Hayes Marjorie Herndon Estelle Hopper Annie Howell Major Jones Lydie Kilpatrick Elsie Mae Kirkland Marsh Knott Edith Ray Lancaster Duval Laughinghouse Nina Lee Bernice Lee Woodrow Lovet May Maine Edward Mattox Ethel McDonald Elizabeth McLawhorn Annie McLawhorn William Michaux Claire Minor Faye Mobley Rebekah Moore Christine Morris William Morton Otway Moss A. J. Move Lillian Newham Modero O’Neal Covelle O’Neal Margaret Outlaw Edna Louise Owens Thomas Pappas Annie Parker Cora Lee Patterson Marvin Arline Martha Brinson Bland Worley Hugh Cherry Velma Paul Percy Peacock William Henry Pearce William Powell Grace Pulley Christine Rahn Hubert Reel Hughes Respass Horace Ricks Spivey Roberson Chloe Roberson Marjorie Rogers Retha Sawyer Annie Louise Silverthorn Christine Smith Alice Snipes William Spillars Nelda Spruill George Stein N. L. Stott Percy Stott Kathleen Swindell Anna Belle Tart Edwin Taylor Annie Louise Taylor Edna Mae Thigpen John Thomas Kenneth Tingle Curtis Todd Doris Topping Delsie Turner William Tyer William Tyson Mary Vellines Quimby Wallace Walston Wright Effie Walston Sarah Bain Ward Alvereta Weaver Raymond Wells Grainger Westbrook Nannie Wethington Mabel White Albion Wilson Helen Williams Marshall Williams Bill Winf’eld Victor Woodard Bland Worley Elmer Yelverton Ralph Osborne Deceased DEBATORS Above is pictured the Atlantic Christian College Inter-Society debators. They are from left to right, back row: Paul Tyndal, Hesperian; Kath- leen Eagles, Alethian; Oscar Brinson, Jr., Hesperian. Front row: Lelah Driver, Alethian; Martha Brinson, Hesperian, alternate. The query for the Inter-Society debate was : Resolved: That the United States Should Enter the League of Nations. The affirmative side, upheld by the Hesperian Society, won the decision, thus breaking the Alethian’s eight year winning streak. HESPERIAN LITERARY SOCIETY SOCIETY OFFICERS First Semester President: Donohue Bryant Vice-Presidents: Eva Louise Shelton, Bill Cunningham and Mae Mercer Karrell Secretary: Lou Ellen Perry Treasurer: Robert Helsabeck Chorister: Eugene Taylor Chaplain: Milton Adams Pianist: Eva Louise Shelton Cheer Leaders: Myra Joyner, and Clyde Hurt Second Semester President: Cornell Daughtry Vice-Presidents: Vivian Prescott, Robert Helsabeck, Helen Gunter Secretary: Mae Mercer Harrell Treasurer: Eugene Taylor Chaplain: Selz Mayo Chorister: Clinton Murray Critic: Martha Brinson Pianist: Eva Louise Shelton Cheer Leaders: Delsie Turner and Clyde Hurt Kathleen Swindell Edna Thigpen Kenneth Tingle Delsie Turner Effie Walston Alvereta Weaver Raymond Wells Grainger Westbrook Marshall Williams “Bill” Winfield Bland Worley, Jr. Woodrow Taylor Elizabeth Sugg Audrey Tetterton Virginia Turner Ollie Wray Jean Abbitt Mae Anderson Marvin Arline ’ Dorothy Ayco'ck Elaine Ballard George Banks, Jr. Dare Barnhill John Borden “Tillie” Bowden Martha Brinson Hylah Lee Bunn Millard Burt Paul Tyndall James Watson Irene Webb Virginia Whitley Frank Wilkins Milton Adams Dick Barnhill Callie Britt Lucille Carr Thursa Coyle Henry Davis A. C. Dawson 0. P. Dickinson, Jr. RiVh Evans Ruth Emma Floars MEMBERS Hariet Forbes Marjorie Herndon A. J. Hayes Frank Hassell, Jr. Elsie Haddock James Smith, Jr. Bernice Roberson Mildred Powell Lou Ellen Perry Marjorie Brown Moore Cleotha McLamb Nina Mallison Edward Lovelace, Jr. Jimmie Laing Robert Helsabeck, Jr. Edith Hart Mae Mercer Harrell Marjorie Freeman Holland Manning Estelle Hopper Christine Dudley Irma Belle Dudley George P. Dixon T eon Denning Hallis Cherry Sarah Casey Fay Mobley Claire Minor Elizabeth McLawhorn May Maine Nina Lee Duval Laughinghouse Elsie Kirkland Virg'nia Crist Dorothy Creech Lydia Kilpatrick Lvnwood Phillips James Parsons Sarah Loftin Mvrna Jovner Clyde Hurt Mary Howard Elizabeth House Helen Gunter Therman Denning Ernest DeLoach Nelda Spruill William Thomas Sphlars Chloe Roberson Christine Rahn William Powell William Henry Pearce Velma Paul Thomas Pappas Anzy Gaskill Edith Farmer Vivian Prescott Clara Lee Pittman Clinton Murray Selz Mayo Inez May Frances Lancaster Lela Britt Losker Bennett Howard Ballance James Avcock Horace Cunningham Oscar Brinson, Jr. Mary Brewer James Bradley Katherine Bell Oakel Bass George Amerson Elizabeth Winstead Wilbert Waters Bruce Ward Ina Rivers Tuten Eugene Taylor Edwin Reel Rabon Rose Reuben Strickland Elbert Southard Bruce Simmons Eva Louise Shelton Samuel Ragan In? av2S3 o GfClZD ® ;isr Ski: TWrrv 11 ALETHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY SOCIETY OFFICERS First Semester President: Harold Tyer Vice-President: Lalah Driver Secretary: Kathleen Eagles Treasurer: Mattie Belle Stewart Critic: Maria Brinson Pianist: Gladys Charles Second Semester President: Lalah Driver Vice-President: Pat Grey Secretary: Jimmy Barnes Treasurer: Brantley Dewar Critic: Marietta Whitley Pianist: Gladys Charles Assistant Pianist: Russell Roebuck Cheer Leaders: Jerry Bryant, Mattie Belle Stewart Emma Laura Barefoot Billy Blackman Maria Brinson Lalah Driver Kathleen Eagles Billie Edgerton Norman Grey Neva Liverman Naomi Owens Loy Rogers Frances Scott Jacob Taylor Harold Tyre Hayden Wiggs Georgia Brewer Harold Brown Geraldine Bryant Rachel Conyers Edna Creech Sue Dell Davis John Denning Russell Jefferson Jennie Lane Jack Riley Evelyn Hinnant Marvin Jackson Dorothy Jones Pansy Jones MEMBERS Sybil Lane Benton Liverman Mary Mayo Mary Ethel Outlaw Earl Rhodes Hazel Riley Russell Roebuck Joe Spence Randolph Williams Julie Mae Winfield Randolph Allen Della Bowen Clyde Deans Bryan Deans Brantley Dewar Norman Etheridge Hassell Gurganus Bertie Mae Bass Mack Bass Ocie Batts Dennis Boyd Christine Bryant Sue Stallings Mary Stallings Mattie B. Stewart Elaine Strickland Winifred Terrell Virginia Turner C. C. Walters Wallace White Marietta Whitley Callie Windley Eleanor Woodard Randolph Chandler Onnie Cockrell Rosamond Conley Mildred Cutler Marjorie Dew A. J. Move Margaret Outlaw Cora Lee Patterson Marjorie Rogers Anne Silverthorne Edwin Gurkins Marsh Knott Edward Mattox Bernice Lee William Michaux Edwin Taylor Anna Belle Tart Annie Louise Taylor Curtis Todd Doris Topping J. Q. Wallace Sarah Bain Ward S. R. Lee COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club of Atlantic Christian College is one of the most active and outstanding organizations on the campus. Its membership is limited to students who are registered in the Commercial Department of the College. The purpose of the Club is twofold; first, business—to create and to stimulate an interest in the business trends of modern life; second, social. The members of the Club have visited many of the offices of the prominent business men of Wilson, and also the various industries and banks located here. Attendance at some Court proceeding is required of all. One of the “high-lights” of the social affairs of the Club was a picnic held at beautiful Silver Lake on the evening of May eighth. Club colors are Black and White; the motto is “Success Follows Effort.” OFFICERS President...........................................Miss Ocie Sharpe Batts Vice-President..................................Miss Edna Owens Secretary.........................Miss Spivey Roberson Treasurer.....................William Spillers MEMBERS Mrs. Jasmine Barnes Narron Spivey Roberson Irene Adams Retha Sawyer Mae Anderson Elaine Strickland Virginia Barnes Edna Thigpen Bettie Glen Barden Mary Vellines Ocie Sharpe Batts Alvareta Weaver Doris Brinson Helen Williams Christine Bryant G. P. Dixon Geraldine Bryant James Edwards Dare Barnhill Hubert Ferrell Sarah Casey Major Jones Rosamond Conley Duval Laughinghouse Nannie Belle Farmer Rommie Mallison Anzy Gaskill William Morton Nell Harrison Edward Mattox Annie Pearl Howard A. J. Moye Lillian Newnham Wiley Narron Christine Morris William T. Spillers Edna Owens Curtis Todd Cora Lee Patterson Wright Walston, Jr. Velma Paul William Winfield Kathleen Roberson Miss Agnes Peele, head of the Commercial Department of the College, is an honorary member. BAND The Atlantic Christian College Band has just completed its first year’s work. It was organized in October, 1934, and has progressed into a musical organization worthy of praise. Not only has it been received with enthusiasm by the students and faculty of the college, but also by the audiences of Eastern North Carolina before which it has appeared in concerts. After having been organized less than a month, the band made its first pubTc appearance, which was on Homecoming day, November 3, 1934, and before a large number of Alumni and friends of the College. On December 17th and 18th the band gave two Christmas concerts in front of the court- house in Wilson, which included several Christmas melodies. The next concert was on January 5th, 1935, at the official dedication of the new gymnasium. During the next three months the band played several times for chapel and at many of the ball games. They attended the Eastern North Carolina Band and Orchestra Festival in Raleigh on April 14th, and were heard by an audi- ence of more than 4,000 people. The band presented its first radio program on April 17th, 1935, over station WEED in Rocky Mount. On May 4th, the Band gave a program before a large group of High School seniors at the Pleasant Union Christian Church in Sampson County. They participated in their first parade on May 10th in commemoration of Memorial Day. The final appearance of the year was a commencement program on May 27th. PERSONEL TRUMPETS Curtis Todd, Wendell, N. C. Duval Laughinghouse, Elm City, N. C. Norman Grey, Clymer, Pa. Pansy Jones, Selma, N. C. A. J. Moye, Farmville, N. C. TROMBONES Franklin Barnes, Elm City, N. C. Percy Stott, Wendell, N. C. Benton Liverman, Plymouth, N. C. SAXAPHONE Onnie Cockrell, Bailey, N. C. BARITONES Marsh Knott, Wendell, N. C. Horace Ricks, Wilson, N. C. DRUM MAJOR Sue Dell Davis, Tobaccoville, N. C. CLARINETS Beverly Burrage, Rocky Mount, N. C. Pridgen Barnes, Elm City, N. C. Sue Dell Davis, Tobaccoville, N. C. Christine Rahn, Rock Ford, Ga. Elaine Strickland, Zebulon, N. C. SNARE DRUMS Bland Worley, Kinston, N. C. J. Q. Wallace, Wilson, N. C. Russel Roebuck, Williamston, N. C. BASS DRUM Brantley Dewar, Fuquay Springs, N.C. BASSES Hassal Gurganus, Stokes, N. C. Edward Mattox, Wendell, N. C. DIRECTOR Millard Burt, Raleigh, N. C. GLEE CLUB The Atlantic Christian College Glee Club has had a busy and a success- ful 1934-1935 season. Starting the season under the direction of Mrs. ° j. Nannelle P. Hinton, they appeared first at Homecoming Day and then at the State Convention of the Disciples of Christ at Greenville, N. C., and gave a very beautiful Christmas Pageant, “The Nativity’’ in St. Timothy’s Episco- pal Church, Wilson. During the second semester, under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth E. Yavorski, they have given programs at Williamston, N. C., Robersonville, N. C., Pleasant Union Church, Sampson County, N. C., and at New Bern, N. C., and at the Diocesan Convention at St. Timothy’s Church, Wilson. They will also act as the choir at the choir at the Baccalaureate service of the College, in the First Christian Church, Wilson. Members of the Glee Club for the season have been: Sopranos: Georgia Brewer Maria Brinson Martha Brinson Christine Bryant Gladys Charles Anzy Gaskill Helen Gunter Sarah Loftin Neva Liverman Nina Mallison Marjorie Moore Chloe Roberson Mary Ethel Outlaw Kathleen Swindell Sarah Bain Ward Miss Myra Dale Joyner is the Altos: Vivian Prescott Lou Ellen Perry Christine Rahn Eva Louise Shelton Anna Belle Tart Tenors: Russell Jefferson Marsh Knott Edward Mattox Russell Roebuck Rabon Rose Basses Edwin Gurkin Clyde Hurt George Clinton Murray Eugene Taylor Harold Tyre Curtis Todd accompanist for the Club. Y. M. C. A. OFFICERS President...................................................Hubert E. Rose Vice-President................................Robert Helsbeck Secretary-Treasurer............... Cleotha McLamb The Young Men’s Christian Association of Atlantic Christian College is an organization which has been organized for several years. It is one of the most uplifting organizations now existing on the campus, consisting of all young men who wish to join. The construction of the Y.M.C.A. is indicative of the goal for which it strives. It has for its purpose the betterment of all young men morally, mentally, physically and spiritually. It is the duty of the Y. M. C. A. to lead its members, and others, throughout the college into active work in the church. It seeks to influence them to devote themselves in united effort with all Christians in making the will of Christ effective in human society, and to extend the kingdom of God throughout the world. The definite aim of the organization is to promote the well being of all young men. Each member of the organization should be willing to make it a part of his personal program. The Y. M. C. A. endeavors to reach into the lives of young men, to find their problems, and to aid them in solving these problems. This organization meets once each week with a program consisting chiefly of music, devotional, business, and discussions of various problems of interest to the group. It is the duty of every member to take an active part in the programs, and to strive to make the organization a success. We, as members, and officers of this organization, are hoping, with the aid and cooperation of all other organizations, to make this year of 193 5-3 o one ofithe greatest in the history of the organization. • -.3 «MI Y. W. C. A. rQvp Elaine Strickland Hazel Riley Mattie Belle Stewart Anna Belle Tart Estelle Mahler Sara Bain Ward Lalah Driver Delsie Turner Audrey Tetterton Georgia Brewer Lou Ellen Perry Vivian Prescott Mildred Cutler Edna Owens Edith Hart Nina Lee Sarah Loftin Effie Walston Mary Brewer Dorothy Jones Martha Brinson Edith Farmer Inez May Mary Howard Callie Windley Dorothy Creech Callie Britt Virginia Crist Della Bowen Marjorie Herndon Hellen Gunter Naomi Owens Eva Louise Shelton Dorothy Aycock Margaret Outlaw Sarah Casey Mary Mayo Ollie Wray Mildred Powell Bertie Mae Bass Christine Rahn Doris Topping Chloe Roberson Edna Thigpen Clyde Deans Annie Louise Silverthorne Billie Edgerton Marietta Whitley Elizabeth House Lucille Carter Mary Ethel Outlaw Estelle Hopper Myra Joyner Sybil Lane Elizabeth Winstead L .. Y. W. C. A. CABINET MEMBERS OFFICERS President......................................Elizabeth House Vice-President..............................Clyde Deans Secretary...............................Ollie Wray Treasurer.................Vivian Prescott Store-keeper .... Inez May PROGRAM COMMITTEE Mary Brewer Sarah Loftin Billie Edgerton Callie Windley FACULTY ADVISOR Miss Fannie Harper MINISTERIAL CLUB FIRST SEMESTER President.......................................Eugene Taylor Vice-President..............................Selz Mayo Secretary.................Marvin Jackson SECOND SEMESTER President.............................................Rabon Rose Vice-President.........................Ernest DeLoach Secretary-Treasurer . . . Edith Fanner MEMBERS Clyde Hurt Marvin Jackson Selz Mayo Hubert Rose Rabon Rose Eugene Taylor Harold Tyer Wilbert Waters Oakel Bass L. B. Bennett Harold Brown Ernest DeLoach Brantley Dewar Therman Denning Edith Fanner Norman Gray Edwin Gurkins STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council has functioned very well this year the few times it was necessary for it to act. The non-cheating drive put on by the Greek letter organizations at the end of the first semester helped the council a great deal. Jacob Taylor..................................................... President Oscar Brinson .................................... Vice-President Georgia Brewer............................. Secretary Maria Brinson......................Treasurer Rabon Rose . Senior Representative Geraldine Bryant . Junior Representative Milton Adams . Sophomore Representative Marsh Knott......................Freshman Representative Harold Tyer............................Y. M. C. A. Representative Billie Edgeston.................................Y. W. C. A. Representative WOMEN’S DORMITORY COUNCIL The Woman’s Student Government Association is now two years old and has proven very successful. The 1934-1935 members of the Council are: President........................................... Ina Rivers Tuten Vice President ............................. Elizabeth House Secretary.........................Elizabeth Winstead Treasurer......................Sarah Loftin Senior Representative . . Maria Brinson Junior Representative . . Elizabeth Sugg Sophmore Representative . . Olive Wray Freshman Representative . . Delsie Turner House Presidents...................Inez May, Myra Joyner, Lela Britt JUNIOR HALL President First Semester................................Elizabeth House President Second Semester.........................Myra Joyner HOUSE RESIDENTS Dixie Barnes Georgia Brewer Mary Brewer Marjorie Dew Helen Gunter Elizabeth House Myra Joyner Sarah Loftin Neva Liverman Mattie Belle Stewart Vivian Prescott Virginia Whitley Julia Winfield Billie Edgerton CHAPERONES Miss Mildred D. Ross Miss Charlotte M. Hill TOWN GIRLS CLUB President..................... Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Emma Laura Barefoot Lalah Driver Kathleen Eag’les Frances Lancaster Clara Lee Pittman Thelma Thorne Geraldine Bryant Rachel Conyers Edna Creech Bee Evans Jennie Lane Lucille Carr Thursa Coyle Clyde Deans Ruth Evans Ruth Floors Harriet Forbes Evelyn Hinnant Sybil Lane Louise Rowe Lillian Tomlinson OFFICERS MEMBERS ...............Sue Stallings Katherine Bell Mary Howard Thelma Whitehead Virginia Barnes Ocie Batts Nova Bexley Ethel Bruffey Hylah Lee Bunn Rebecca Carter Rosamond Conley Dorothy Creech Virginia Crist Carrie Ellis Anzy Gaskill Della Bowen Marjorie Herndon Ray Lancaster Lillian Newnham Annie Morris Parker Spivey Roberson Retha Sawyer Hellen Williams p - I® n n NX; :: y 1 ' PHI KAPPA ALPHA FRATERNITY Flowers: Daisy ALPHA CHAPTER Founded 1925 Colors: Gold and Wh'.te FOUNDERS John Barclay Dr. E. L. Fox FRATERS IN FACULATE F. A. Hodges, M. S. Dallas Mallison, M. A. Cecil A. Jarman, B. D. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester N. G. Blackman ............... President ..........Donohue Bryant Donahue Bryant ............. Vice-President .......Oscar R. Brinson Elbert Southard .........._.. Secretary ...........Russell T. Roebuck Oscar R. Brinson............. Treasurer .........Elbert Southard Clyde Hurt................ Sergeant-at-Arms ......Loy Rogers Willie Willis ................. Chaplain...........Clyde Hurt CHAPTER ROLL N. G. Blackman, ’35 Elbert Southard, 36 Donohue Bryant, ’35 Bryan Deans, ’37 Loy Rogers, ’35 Edward Lovelace, ’37 William Willis, ’35 Russell Roebuck, ’37 Oscar Brinson, ’36 Benton Liverman, ’37 Clyde Hurt, ’36 Richard Barnhill, ’37 HONORARY MEMBERS Clinton Murray Randolph Williams SIGMA TAU CHI SORORITY Colors: Yellow and White Flower: Chrysanthemum OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Julia Winfield ............... President ..........Kathleen Eagles Kathleen Eagles ............ Vice-President .......Mattie Belle Stewart Emma Laura Barfoot ...... Secretary-Treasurer .....Sue Dell Davis CHAPTER ROLL Emma Laura Barfoot, ’35 Kathleen Eagles, 35 Julia Winfield, 35 Sue Dell Davis, ’36 Irene Webb, ’36 Thursa Coyle, ’37 Elaine Strickland, ’37 Bernice Roberson, ’37 Carol Pugh, ’37 Eleanor Woodard, ’37 Deceased SPONSOR Mrs. W. A. Lucas SIGMA ALPHA FRATERNITY Sweet Pea ’34-’35 Edwin Reel Founded 1925 Motto: Semper Est Amicitia Colors: Silver and Lavender Flower Hostess: Mrs. W. A. Simmons FRATER IN FACULATE Cortell King Holsapple, M. A. R. D. Bullock, Jr., M. A. OFFICERS ’35-’36 ..-................President..............Lynwood Phillips George Amerson ............... Vice-President ..........James Barnes Russell Jefferson.......... Secretary-Treasurer ........Russell Jefferson Selz Mayo........................ Chaplain..............Selz Mayo Russell Stephenson .......... Sargeant-at-Arms .........A. C. Dawson FRATRES IN COLLEGIO George Amerson, ’35 Selz Mayo, ’35 Randolph Allen, '37 Elliott Jernigan, ’36 James Barnes, ’36 Lynwood Phillips, ’36 James Bradley, ’36 Edwin Reel, ’35 Bill Cunningham, ’36 Jack Riley, ’36 A. C. Dawson, ’37 Reuben Strickland, Russell Jefferson, ’36 Jacob Taylor, ’35 Bruce Ward, ’35 FRATRES IN URBE Ferby Fulghum Russell Stephenson Eugene McLoud Harold Tyre ’36 PHI SIGMA TAU SORORITY Founded 1912 Motto: Non Nobis sed Omnibus Colors: Black and Gold Flower: Black-eyed Susan OFFICERS First Semester Maria Brinson .................President.. Gladys Charles ............. Vice-President Ina Rivers Tuten ............. Secretary Georgia Brewer................ Treasurer ... Second Semester ..Mary Brewer ..Geraldine Bryant ..Winifred Terrell ..Sarah Loftin CHAPTER ROLL Georgia Brewer, ’36 Mary Brewer, ’36 Maria Brinson, ’35 Geraldine Bryant, ’36 Gladys Charles, ’35 Ina Rivers Tuten, ’35 Mae Mercer Harrell, ’37 Sarah Loftin, ’36 Lou Ellen Perry, ’37 Marietta Whitley, ’37 Winifred Terrell, ’37 HONORARY MEMBERS Mrs. Gladys Charles Mrs. Agnes Lenich SPONSOR Mrs. J. M. Waters PIPE CLUB Founded 1934 Colors: Blue and Orange President....................................................Bruce Simmons- Vice-President.....................................Donahue Bryant Secretary and Treasurer Asst. Secretary and Treasurer Chaplain..................... Sergeant-at-Arms ............. Faculty Advisor............. Honorary Member............... MEMBERS Jack Aycock Rabon Rose A. J. Moye Woodrow Taylor Clinton Murray John Edmondson Ralph Whitfield James Parson James Smith Mr. Mallison Ed. T. Stallings Paul Tyndall Sam Ragan Wallace White “Buck” Lovelace Jacob Taylor ALUMNI MEMBERS Lyman Angel Ferby Fulgum Clinton Baily C. B. Hinnant Theodore Owens Benton Rose Harry Shackleford Collins Yelverton John Eagles Wiley Natron BROTHERS AND SISTERS CLUB Atlantic Christian College is proud of its family relationships. The par- ents came and now we have their children. One member of a family came and then another followed. The records from one family is a tie between two families, each of whom has had six to attend the college. This picture presents the brothers and sisters of this year—six of the group from two fam:lies. We expect to have an even larger family group next year. is a list of the brothers and sisters registered for the The following session 1935-1936. Maria, Oscar, and Martha Brinson Lela and Callie Britt Donahue and Geraldine Bryant Frances, Ruth, and Bee Evans Frances and Ray Lancaster Neva and Benton Liverman Rommie and Nina Mallison Georgia and Mary Brewer Rachel and Bruce Conyers Registered the first Jennie and Sybil Lane Franklin and Pridgen Barnes Richard, Dare, and Edna Barnhill Mary and Sue Stallings Irene and Arnold Adams Luther and Howard Ballance Julia and Bill Winfield Madero and Cavelle O’Neal semester but not in school the second semester. STAFF Published monthly by the Students of ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Wilson, North Carolina EDITORIAL STAFF Lynwood Phillips..........................................Editor-in-Chief Randolph Allen .............................Managing Editor Samuel Ragan ....... Associate Editor Kathleen Eagles . . . Associate Editor BUSINESS STAFF Clyde Hurt.......................................... Business Manager Benton Liverman.......................Asst. Business Manager Dick Barnhill.................Asst. Business Manager Hassel Gurganus . . Circulation Manager STAFF EDITORS n Biewei ................................................ Society Delsie Turner....................................... Features Martha Brinson..................................Humor Georgia Brewer........................ Organization Ruben Strickland......................Sports Woodrow Taylor .... Sports REPORTERS Bland Worley Randolph Chandler Hazel Riley Quentin Grey R. D. Bullock, Jr., Faculty Advisor (Editor’s Note) The above staff publishes both “The Collegiate’’, student newspaper, and “The Pine Knot”, college year book. BASKETBALL TEAM Elbert Southard................................................Manager’ Ruben Strickland...........................Assistant Manager Bill Cunningham, George Amerson . . Co-Captains Bud Rose ............................. Coach PLAYERS Buddy Jernigan S. R. Lee Oakel Bass Chris Walters A. C. Dawson Bill Cunningham Bryan Deans Red Amerson A. J. Hayes Edwin Reel SCHEDULE, 1934-1935 Opponents Score A. C. Score Place Wayne County All Stars 21 23 Here Lenoir-Rhyne 44 27 Hickory Appalachian State 53 44 Boone Catawba 66 17 Salisbury Appalachian State 37 36 Here Guilford 41 21 Here E. C. T. C. 32 24 Greenville High Point 56 31 High Point Guilford 66 29 Guilford Elon 23 40 Elon E. C. T. C. 28 32 Here Catawba Here Lenoir-Rhyne Here Elon Here High Point Here Wilson Gym Class Here Alumni Here FRESHMAN BASKET BALL TEAM Robert Dixon Hallis Cherry Red Amerson Manager Captain Coach PLAYERS Onnie Cockrell Hallis Cherry Bill Winfield A. J. Moye Woodrow Forrest Edward Mattox Slade Congleton George Stein Quimby Wallace C. B. Edwards SCHEDULE 1934-1935 Opponents Score Bull Pups Score Place Wendell High 4 27 Wendell Rock Ridge 16 11 Rock Ridge Red Oak 11 22 Red Oak Lucama 17 25 Here Red Oak 25 50 Here Pactolus 13 54 Here Gym Class 24 28 Here BASE BALL TEAM Buck Lovelace Ruben Strickland Buddy Jernigan Bill Sharpe Buddy Jernigan Red Amerson A. C. Dawson Hallis Cherry Jimmie Barnes Wallace White D. Laughing-house Richard Barnhill Billie Blackman Manager Assistant Manager Captain Coach Onnie Cockrell Howard Ballance Selz Mayo A. J. Hayes S. R. Lee Elbert Southard Eugene Taylor Tom Papus M. Williams PLAYERS SCHEDULE 1934-1935 Opponents Score A. C. Score Place High Point 10 3 Here Guilford 7 1 Here Guilford 3 1 Here Catav ba 1 0 Hickory Guilford 2 0 Hickory Lenoir Rhyne 9 4 Guilford E. C. T. C. 15 6 Here E. C. T. C. 3 2 Greenville GIRLS ATHLETIC CLUB President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer OFFICERS Kathleen Eagles Julia Winfield Mary Brewer Virginia Whitley Archery................ Volleyball Soccerball Basketball Track Tumbling Baseball Tennis SPORT LEADERS Georgia Brewer Helen Gunter Kathleen Roberson Nina Mallison Edna Creech Clyde Deans Lai ah Driver Sarah Lofton Elizabeth House Vivian Prescott Jerry Bryant Callie Windley Nina Mallison Mildred Powell Mary Mayo Mattie Belle Stewart Edna Thigpen Callie Britt Edith Hart Olie Wray Alvereta Weaver OTHER MEMBERS Billie Edgerton Hazel Riley Estelle Marler Josephine Mahler Lela Britt Katherine Bell Bernice Roberson Majorie Freeman Elaine Strickland Dorris Topping Majorie Freeman Marietta Whitley Winifred Terrell Mary Ethel Outlaw Ethel Bruffey Elsie Haddock Delsie Turner Sarah Casey Elizabeth McLawhorn Margaret Outlaw Dorothy Jones Della Bowen Pansy Jones Francis Scott Nina Lee Velma Paul Kathleen Swindell May Maine Bryan Dean .......................... Russell Roebuck.................. Jimmie Barnes................ Bill Sharpe............ PLAYERS A. C. Dawson Bill Cunningham Jimmie Barnes Hayden Wiggs Manager Assistant Manager Captain Coach Bryan Deans Jack Riley James Bradley SCHEDULE 1934-1935 Opponents Score A. C. Score Place Elon 0 7 Here High Point 1 7 Here Lenoir Rhyne 5 2 Here Lenoir Rhyne 6 1 Here Elon 0 9 Elon Catawba 4 3 Salisbury High Point 1 6 High Point Elon 3 4 Elon Guilford Here • . . ' HACKNEY BROS. BODY Manufacturers of SCHOOL BUS BODIES Composite and All Steel PASSENGER BUS BODIES Composite and All Steel DAIRY BODIES REFRIGERATOR BODIES Low Temperature STAKE BODIES A C K NE Y BROS. BODY CO. WILSON, N. C. Established 1854 SEE R. E. 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