Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1944 volume:

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Pnaap Elizabefn Narman . . jnjarnes Miller . Orr Neal Lynn 4 William Meivialfian Wardner Medderg . dirar Business Manager MX Assistant' Business Managers I IHN fnlenf, A .? ! A K .-.A v ., 1 ff: v K WE 14 Vg 4 g A 1 W w x vx. r x V N 1 1 K7 .V i . Q W W , 1 A If ., 1 Ei ' N X . VW 1 , l It 'M 1. , f ' 4 V f E ' r ' ' f'w 5g 0 64 e an ef 0 mf 0 e e 1? ,I Q , xi ! RW r 1' + L27 ,fi 575 , Q, W 5 A41 in , 1 4' P 1-'f 9 fii 2' Fort -F ur I I ' , , . , . K , ,AW . . , , ,. ,-.. L... - .,.-..u....a.,,..... 2. ,. - -.----fa- v-,J ...nf .. -,. Q, ..,. .,,,.u4...,...,... , . .- - , . -f - ' 5 X aw! '----- Ja. 5 . , 4 f 3 X I , Wesleyan lvletnadist Callege at Central is stamped vividly an aur minds and is dear ta aur nearts pecause vve liald tirst tnings tirst. Truly at Central Cad is tirst in tne lives at students. ln arder tnat vve may relive and tnat atners may live vvitn us tne nappy lite at Central, vve present ta yau in picture and manuscript tne place vve lave and tne place vvnere peaple meet Cad. Qur na- tian is in tne greatest cantlict at all ages-C--put Central gaes an vvitn ner banner vvaving l-laliness unta tne l.ard. Our lives are attected by tne ter- ritic vvar and cantusian at minds and ideas, put Central is giving all ta maintain a true demacracy. In turn tar vvnat aur natian is daing tar us, aur aims and endeavars are ta accamplisn tne nignest at- tainments in lite and ta send aut men and vvamen vvlia vvill live appraved lives in tne tamarravv. O , - .. i , , ,lf . ,L ' 1- 22-T,-.5A:ai-Qi:Q5a?1:ai 'I 'f-gQg,i2ag515?2ef5s?-gi5f:E2issaf,W..: 1-2:51 ,4-w ' Reverence, Courage, Faith QUE COLLEGE CHURCH Q CALZ!!6lflK76 X073 iA6 7SZblZl2 l C4Z .,..L.....-- IREVEREND T. C. 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Y. .. . ,.,.,a-,Y,-,--3.ii,..,...- ..V ., 1 .. 1, J.- ,M , , 4 W , '13 ,.,. -:..- . --K V--H-. fA.f..m1e,u.-.-,.Q4,..qf1Ac114--'vw-1-1,-,ww f-1-ff-1--lffszmsaif-fxf ' -V --, --A 511 - '-2i.ienr:a.7:,:,,,r . v - s.,:,g.,1:i..fiL -' .. , .A- ,.. , A . ,- . . ,-1.., . M Q ,K- V 1 , V 3 , X A - V- , . . 1 H-UQ K l V REFSLEOTIONS HISTORY Ol: THE SCHOOL The Wesleyoh Methodist College ot Cehtrol, South Corolirio, ooeried school ori October l5th, l906 with the Rev, l.. l, Horrihgtoh os the tirst oresiderit orid with three other teochers. 'The school wos iricorooroted urider the lows ot South Corolirio orid wos estohlished hy the Corihectioriol lvlissioriory Society ot the Wesleyori Methodist Church. lts oriricipol ottice wos locoted ot Syro- cuse, New York. Chorles B, Smith, o loyrrioh ot the South Coro- liho Coritererice, wos corisidered the tother ot the rrioverherit. He mode the hegiririihg ot the school oossihle hy givirig o troct ot lorid hovihg T46 ocres iri it orid by otterihg to give two thousorid dollors. lri lOlWLlOVy, l909, the school wos chortered os o college, hut iri i928 the l.ocol Boord ot lvlori- ogers met ot the college with reoreseritotives ot the Coririectiohol Boord to reorgohize the work ot the school. The college deoortrrierit wos re- duced to o iuhior college except thot tour yeors ot theologicol worlq wos retoihed. The school wos detiriitely tourided ori oroyer. !'i C ,J- ' ' - : ' . ' - , 4 ' , E :Ll ig, , ,gfiJgIjz',-'2.1 'ff''ibkfiivigf.-?1'Zfiii?-7 'zI:,jgS.'E3EJ,2,g5j-5.5.5-Qigfgyl,?'f'iZj12i'-'F-,Q5f1 ' ?Fii'5g?i5ilf'1:f,2---V , ' ' ' K ' fl ' -- ' g '- ' , 4 .V A A .., M U ,,.. ,. , -- W T., 4 . . 1 N A J , -- x V - , ,,.-f- ' -' - U ' - , ,Q ,. A ' ' K 'J Q-E,75,71,Q,!,w-Qi, ,,, - .fy-Tv. y-f,.v, --..f, , 4' ,x,fM,,,4,, . ' ..wA,'.,N. W, QVNNW-1, -M. V HH HHMINISIHHIIHN if Q LCDCAL BCDARD CDF MANAGERS REV. E. L. SHIGLEY attended Alabama State Normal and then taught school for eight vears. Later he entered the pastorate, serving several churches in Alabama. For six years he was president of the Alabama Conference. He has been a member of the Board since l937. He is now pastor of the Vvesleyan Methodist Church at Springdale, Alabama. REV. GEORGE DAVIS graduated from the Theological Department at Central in 37. He also attended Atlanta Bible Institute. He is now president of the North Ceorgia Con- ference and pastor of the Atlanta VVesleyan Methodist Church. ln july, l943 he was elected to the Board. REV. DEXVEY O. BTILLER, recently-elected member of the Board and pastor of the Vvest Asheville Church in North Carolina, grad- uated from the High School Department of Central.College and studied one year in the College Department. He finished a theolog- ical course at Biltmore Junior College, Bilt- more, North Carolina. REV. R. C. KENDRICK, who attended Cen- tral College Theological Department about two years, has been a member of the Local Board of lklanagers for fourteen years. After serving as president of the South Carolina Conference for twelve years, he entered pas- toral work at Anderson, South Carolina. REV. F. D. CROSS of Chattanooga, Tennessee, the president of the Tennessee Conference, was elected to the Local Board of Managers in August, l943. REV. H. R. CUNBY received an A.B. degree from Central College when it was chartered as a Senior College, after which he took sne- cial course at South Ceorgia Teachers' Col- lege and Mercer University. He has been on the Local Board of Managers for six years. At the present he is pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist Church at Hortense, Ceorgia. REV. A. VVOOD attended Central College Theological Department for four years. He became a pastor in Alabama and served as president of the conference for three years. Later he transferred to Ceorgia, serving as Superintendent of Hephzibah Home for six years and as president of the Ceorgia Confer- ence for four years. Now pastor of the First Vlflesleyan Methodist Church of Castonia, North Carolina, he has beenon the Local Board of .Vlanagers for ten years. REV. W. D. CORRELL entered Central College in its first year, l906. He finished the Theo- logical Course which is now the Disciplin- ary Department, in the spring of l9ll, and entered pastoral work in the fall of same year. He served as President of South Caro- lina Conference for thirteen years and is now in his fifteenth year of evangelistic work. He has been a member of the Local Board of Managers over twenty years. Xpresident John Frank Childs is chairman of the Local Board of Alanagers. g. Y lit- l l 1 3 Q l e l i l I l 1 i l 1 1 i 1 5 I l i l U I l r '. Y l v D i 8 I . i l .l 4 I n X Cur PRESIDENT JOHN FRANK CHILDS, A. B., President, Creek A I. F. -Childs, our beloved president, attended college here. After leaving Central, he attended Marion College, Clemson Col- lege, University of Ceorgia, University of Chicago, and Emory University. He has his A. B. with a major in Latin and Creek. He taught some in the rural public schools in Elbert County, Ceor- gia, and was principal ofa high school at Milltown, Georgia. President Iohn Frank Childs is a man of sterling character. He first attended Central College when but a young man. Later he became a professor of Creek. In 1932 he was elected president and has served faithfully for eleven years. We truly appreciate his leadership, under which the school has advanced in many ways. He is a friend to all and has given words of advice and encourage- ment when discouraging times came. VVe are thankful to have a Christian president and a man who never gives up. Cur prayer for him is that Cod's presence may be with him always. lL I Wy. if. PRo11EssoR PAUL M. LAVVRENCE, A.B., BD., S.T.B. Bible, Theology Professor Paul Lawrence attended Central College two years, He received his AB. in history at Marion, his HD. at Asbury, and his S.T.B. at the Bib- lical Seminary in New York, He was pastor for two years at Griffin, Georgia, and taught in high school at Zebelon and Middleton, Georgia. He is now Head of the Theological Department here and also Dean of Men. This is his first year at Central. PROFESSOR J. B. CHILDS, A.B. Science, Nlatlfieinatics Professor B. Childs attended Cen- tral College two years and Clemson College one year. He received his A.B. with a major in English upon his grad- uation from Asbury College. He was principal of a high school in Pickens County, South Carolina, for three years and pastor of a church at Piedmont, South Carolina, for two years. This is his eighth year at Central as teacher. He is also principal of the high school department. The PROFESSOR V. A. lVlI'I'CHELL, Th.B. Theology Professor V. A. Mitchell finished the junior college course here, after which he taught at Six Mile, South Carolina, for one year. Later he returned to school and completed the Th.B. course. In addition to his work as teacher he is also the pastor of two churches and con- Mrss PRANCENE CUDE, A.B. Latin, Englisli Miss Prancene Cude finished junior college here and senior college at Mar- ion, where she received her A.B. She has taught in North Carolina schools since her graduation. She came to Cen- tral as teacher on lanuary fourth of this year, taking the place of Mrs. A. l. Argo. MISS RUTH C. UEBELE, A.B., M.A. English, Spanisli, Matlienfzatics Miss Ruth Uehele attended Marion College four years and received her A.B. Later she attended Indiana University, where she received her HLA. She taught here four years, after which she studied nursing for two years. Later she returned to Central and is now in her eighth year. ference president of the W. Y. P. S. This is his first year as teacher at W. M. C. MRS. IPB. CHILDS, B.Mus. Piano Mrs. I. B. Childs received her B.Mus at A5bUfY College. She also attended' school at Furman University and Con- verse College. She taught music here while a student. This is now her twelfth year since graduation. She is the organizer of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Societ ' th Southern District. Y In e Facult P Qs MRS. A. D. Woon, A.B., B.S. in Ed. Voice Mrs. A. D. Wood, our voice instruc- tor, finished junior college at Milton- vale, Kansas and senior 'college at Marion. She received her A.B. and B.S. degrees at Marion. She has done graduate work at Indiana University 1- . , 5 .a V-31 -N. ,,, Miss FRANCES FRENCH Dean of Woinen Miss Frances French attended Mil- tonvale Wesleyan College and Tre- vecca College in Nashville, Tennessee. She has traveled with her family in evangelistic work and helped in a priv- ate school in Birmingham, Alabama. This is her first year as Dean of Women at Central. MRS. lX'lYRTLE lX'fTCDANIEL, B.S. Dietitian Mrs. Myrtle McDaniel attended Cen- tral College for four years and received her B.S. degree. She also did some work on her A.B. and lVl.A. at the University of Tennessee, Furman, and Clemson Colleges. She taught in Pick- ens and Lawrence counties for fifteen years. This is her second year at Central. and the University of North Carolina. She taught one year at Miltonvale as voice instructor before coming to Cen- tral. This is her third year at Central. v , PROFESSOR A. D. WooD, A.B., B.S. in Ed. Education, History Professor A. D. Wood finished jun- ior college here at W. M. C. and senior college at Marion. He has received his A.B. and B.S. degrees. Upon gradua- tion from Marion, 'he came to teach at Central. He finished three years and one term of teaching before he was called into the U. S. Army. We are anxiously awaiting his return to Cen- tral. . ' yi.. , . if ' j' 1. Ac S., mv p tl 55 Q V PW., My - . . . ,RW . ffiii ' - -- is if f. r MRS. A. I. ARCC, A.B. Latin, English Mrs. A. Argo receivedlher A.B. in English and education from Asbury College. She also attended school at Anderson Woman's College, Duke Uni- versity, Clemson College, and Peabody Teachers' College at Nashville, Ten- nessee. She then taught here for six years, after which she went to Africa as a missionary. Following her return to America, she did one year ,of depu- tation work. She then married and assisted her husband in pastoral work. Later she came back to Central, and this is her second year with us. V Miss ALICE MAE GOETTMAN, A.B. H istory, Wucation hdiss Alice Mae Coettman attended Ceneva College and Marion College, where she received her A.B. She ma- jored in mathematics and history. After having taught in Indiana public. school she is now supplying Professor Wood's position as instructor. 1 - -.aff - 15 iw: .mage 5 if -.-.--1.-qi.: ..,. ,,,, ,.,...., ., ,, ,.....,,.., ' ..,,, 1 H -1. VL. U- .. 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Wishing also to protect young people against the ungodly attraction of the day, and to educate for the ministry and Holiness, they approved of only the highest pos- sible type of teachers, high in Christian character and experience as well as scholastic ability., To maintain high standards and prin- ciples, of course rules had to be made. It is by adhering to these rules and obeying them that we catch a glimpse of the pattern the pioneers set for us, and this glimpse gives us hope to push on and to hold fast to the heritage and to the Faith of Cui' Fatherslw K 7 ,l if 35 W... ...Fa 5 1 ste. :ef ui I U, V r ofa lf My A i --P ,M E ,,,e.-msg., 1- '---- -- ' 1 JJ' 1 1 Theological Inniors ANNETTE AGREE Union Point, Ca. VVILLIAINI MCMAHAN WARDNER MEDDERS Chattanooga, Tenn. VVest Blocton, Ala. ALVIN NIORGAN CLARENCE A. PHAUP East Point, Ga... Fannville, Va. Who S Who in College E a CLARENCE PHAUP MARGARET GARRETT y 'ln selectinv Whois Who this year the faculty and students L went into deep consideration as to who would be worthy of notice. The factors which helped to determine their choices were character 7 y scholarship, participation in extra-curricular activities, and person- ji ality. Those chosen have shown these factors and are worthy to y he chosen as VVho's Who at Central College for the year '43 and ,44. ,lil jj tl? 1 , r. . I , l 1 zz, h I J 1 1 4 1 f . ,, in , . -k,,,,,, - -,,. ' ,- , ' L Ni f Y V ijt,-,,,, - . W-, . , , ,Y , 1759 L'-'XS 3'-Fr 7194 wr' ev Life al Wesleyan Gentle QD snores issue from behind the closed doors up and down the hall. Tired out students just barely dropping off to sleep after strenu- ous studies are awakened by bedlam. ls it fire? No, just Miss French, the dean, ringing the six-thirty bell. l-lo hum. The girls stop running up and down the halls, the stairs cease to creak and rattle. Quiet. Then somebody runs in our room, snaps on the light, and mumbling something about breakfast, history, blue skirt, and ten minutes ,til seven gives us the vague impression that it's time to get up to go to breakfast. Sitting on the bed, rubbing our eyes, yawning, and fumbling under the bed for our shoes, we hear a jangling echo on the still morning air. lt is the five to seven bell breaking the stillness of before dawnf, and reminding us that itis breakfast time. VVe tie a kerchief on our head, grab some- thing out of the closet, and run. The day has begun, and with bleary eyes we glare at our corn Hakes on the table before us. N ever again, we say. Why do l come to breakfast anyway? But we are always back for more the next morning. . By the time the third cup of coffee is downed, we are fairly alive to what goes on about us. Slowly we rise and stumble back to the dorm to clean the room, make the bed, and, maybe, cram for a lesson or two. Time for class, eight-forty-five. Asking here and there of students met on the stairs, we find out what the lesson for today is about. Sitting on pins and needles for fear the teacher will ask us a question, we nearly faint with relief when the bell rings. After hasty gossip in the hall we skid into second period class at the sound of the last bell. Managing to live through the second period, we now take time out for chapel. On the way we meet Miss French in the hall giving out the mail. lVlail is what each and every student looks forward to, counts time by. ln chapel we lift our voices and our spirits in songs of praise. The beautiful, resonant voice of Miss I-licks, assistant dean now in charge at Smith Hall, soars out above all the rest. President Childs leads in the chapel service and afterwards gives us a little pep talk. We left-right it from the auditorium in step to one of Mrs. Childs's rousing marches. Enduring third period with lndian stoicism, we listen for the 12:00 M. bell. The bell always creates a conditional responsef, We arrive at the kitchen door with quivering noses and watering mouths. After paying due tribute to Mrs. McDaniel's cooking, we have a breathing spell until one-twenty. Then the afternoon classes begin. With heavy heads and weary brains we attempt in vain to follow the spry and verbose professor. With a sigh of resignation to our fate, we fall into a lethargy, when with a joyful, triumphant clang, the four o'clock bell rings. Like bats out of their daytime cave, some students streak off to town, some race pell-mell to the basket-ball court, others turn steadily and soberly to their books, and some abandon this sphere for the more inviting one of the pasture. . For a while quiet prevails on the campus. The five oiclock bell rings, warning students it is but half an hour until supper. Here come stu- dents from all corners of the campus. After supper the students engage in various activities until study hour, seven o'clock. Comparative quiet reigns until 9:30. After a brief period of breaking loose, we finally settle down and have the lights out by ten- sixteen at least. r K ...- l l 4 Y i 1 S ii 1 ll Qi 5. ll lf, if I i l l ,. rp' I ta 1 V 1, t A ,E gl , gf, ri' 1 F' it ,V ri fl. if if Q, lr E -Lg i, 1,-i ll A u J l Y! 'Q ,. I lx ' fl l 1 il 'I it 'z l qv-..,.. -7- ,, , lVlARCARET CARRETT Cateechee, South Carolina P.L.S. Cl, ZH, Secretary ClH, Treasurer Cl, ZH, Central Collegian Editor CZH, Presto Music Club Cl, ZH, Treasurer CZH, Y.M.VV.B. CZH, College Conference Cl, ZH, Cantata Cl, ZH, Clee Club CZH, Hiking Club ClH, Bicycle Club ClH, VVho's Who CZH. All she does is clone well. Sophomore JUANITA BAP-EFOOT Durham, North Carolina K.L.S. Cl, ZH, College Confer- ence Cl, ZH, Class Oilicer CZH, W.Y.P.S. Cl, ZH, Presto Music Club ClH. Dependability is cz noble quality. ARY CILSTRAP Dacusville, South Carolina P.L.S. Cl, ZH, W.Y.P.S. Cl, ZH, Y.M.W.B. Cl, ZH, Hiking Club ClH, Spanish Club Secretary Quiet and shy, lout oh! so de- f-3'LQfQ.s H se H cu 1.55 3 S , SA ff: 'I Sb EXUM CLEMENT Silver Springs, Maryland P.L.S. Cl, ZH, Spanish Club President Cl, ZH, Hiking Club Sec- retary CZH, Star of Hope Associate Editor ClH, Central Collegian Stall CZH, Class Secretary ClH, Presto Music Club CZH, Cantata ClH, Clee Club Cl, ZH, Y.M.VV.B. Cl, ZH. l'll ke merry and free, I'lZ be sad for fnoloody. EVELYN Coon Vlfalhalla, South Carolina K.L.S. Cl, ZH, Centralian Staff CZH, Central Collegian Stafli CZH, Spanish Club CZH, Presto Music Club Cl, ZH, Cantata ClH, Clee Club ClH, W.Y.P.S. Cl,ZH, Y.lNl. W.B. Cl, ZH, Hiking Club Cl, ZH. She has oz smile that fits her face and she wears it every clay. - i H ia KKK 1 fn B . I v . E i ..., . '- ,. ' 'r' ' ip---' f 4 Y I ,Q ll A I X. v ! F-3 1 I. I lf .dd I ,Class RUTH l'lUFF fCentral, South Carolina P.L.S. Cl, 21 Treasurer C21 Class OHicer Cl, 21 Y.M.W.B. C11 W.Y.P.S. Cl1 Cantata C11 Clee Club C11 Hiking Club Cl, 21 Music Club C21 Spanish Club Cl, 21 Put your troubles in the bottom of your heart, and sit on the lid and smile. LILA MIRIAM KE.NDRICK Anderson, South Carolina P.L.S. Cl, 21 Vice-president C21 Class President C21 Star of Hope Staff C11 Central Collegian Staff C21 Hiking Club President C21 Y.M.W.B. C11 l Spanish Club Cl, 21 Cantata C11 Presto Music Club Cl, 21 To one so capable, success is natural. r LOLA l'lEAD Central, South Carolina Spanish Club Cl, 21 Great modesty often hivles great merits. p JAIVIES MILLER Spartanburg, South Carolina P.L.S. Cl, 2, 3.1 Vice-president C21 Centralian Business Manager C31 Associate Business Manager C21 Declamation Contest Winrier C21 Varsity Quartet C21 Mixed Quartet C31 Men's Clee Club Cl, 2, 31 Cantata C2, 31 Athletic Association President C31 Debate Club Cl1 Debate Team C11 Span- ish Club C31 College Conference C11 !7V.Y.P.S. Cl, 21 Y.M.W.B. l, 2 . Blessed with a rich loaol of humor anal a determinate character, KATE PARKS Pisgah, North Carolina K.L.S. Cl, 21 Class Vice-presi- dent C21 Spanish Club Cl, 21 Y.M.VV.B. Cl, 21 Presto Music Club Cl, 21 Treasurer C11 Can- tata Cl1 Clee Club Cl, 21 Central Collegian C21 Centralian Staff Cl, 21 W.Y.P.S. C21 College Con- ference Modest as her blushing shows, Happy as her smiles disclose. Q H it 3 i u I l ff, f 1 r J QW , -. , .gba-.:.... -13 - Z , Nxt mf , ,,,. 2 wi-C' of . H , -fn 1,1 x ., . Agn ., ,, . 4 '523232:Zi'15:1111122121-izwarzlzgaurzy, . ., . . V 4 ,,:1.f 1 J , -, v : ::1f,13:r:g : ,:.,,.,, , 4 f Ji, :1:,W,.Ls?.'sAf,,..x, ', , V A3 mi ww - 2 fa-1 Freshman ,1:'.v12.1.Q:E':1:5:12ii5 i +v52i:Er5:-' :'::5.22:32i:'-I-' ' V V ., J ' ,:-11:14, .P 1,- 4 ' .'.,:.9 ., ' 25? 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If! iwgm- ,,Y. Y :E . we . eff 3. . , V, Disciplinary and Special C. BLANTON Spartanburg, South Carolina P.L.S. QI, 2, 35, Student Body Vice-president QQ, College Theo- logical Class President QQ, Presto Music Club Presiclent'C3D, Central- ian Assistant Business Nlanager Seest thou a mem cliligent in his business? he shall sttmcl hefore kings, he shall not stnml before mean men. ' CHRISTINE FOWLER Louisville, Kentuclcy Discipliimry i GROVER KIMBERLIN Verona, Kentucky K.L.S. C3, 41, Class President dent tsp, Y.M.w.E. C1,2, 35, C01- lege Conference 0H?1cer Cl, 2, 35, lgristo Music Club CZD, Who's Who 2 Nothing is impossible to iifzclitstry. RUBY CARTER Crecr, South Carolina Special T. B. RHODES Whitmire, South Carolina K.L.S. Cl, 2, 3D, College Con- ference Cl, 2, 3D, Y.M.W.B. Cl, 2, 33. I am in earnest-I will not e uivo- cate-l will not excuse-I will not retreat at single inch and I will he hearcl. EDNA TAYLOR Dayton, Ohio Special 1 XR .ix v 'g' ',,.,7r'-'- - ' ' ,ff Z xg? .: .... , .- 1'A' f fi igyfi , Aoiiviiies oi Underoiassmen 1 -e i Profis contented Miller and Morrison in Georgia 1 , , Our new Prof. Studious 'gthe-o-logs' 1 i Going to town-a eonnnon scene Hivh 'imbitions . . . , P' L Need of ll iiieyeie built for two A nice looking ear-or girl just posing l 1 4 ' v ....,, ,...: :4 ' ' ,.-1 4 ' '46 v . Ytlp. .AI-1 ...'...- V 1 s- CLIFTON WOOD O - junior The Academy History ond Cbjective When this school was newly established by the Wesleyan Methodist Connection, it was made up of primaryjgrammar, high school, and four grades in college. To meet the need for education in Christian morals and principles as well as for education of intellectuals, the founders organized a school to appeal to all the age groups of youth. The administration building was the white frame building now known as Smith Hall, named for C. B. Smith, a Wesleyan layman who felt deeply the need of a school to train young people in the way they should go. Of course, every grade from the first grade in primary to the fourth year in college was housed in this building. There was no such thing as a chemistry laboratory where research activities could be carried on. A certain grade met in a certain roomg there was no changing of classes. Teachers were few and Often had to be able to teach a variety of subjects. There were music and mathematics departments, for instance, but it was not uncommon for one teacher to covermore than one department. The chapel was located in the left wing of the administration building and was used not only as chapel but also for study hall and sometimes for a classroom. Quarters were small, and space had to be utilized in every way possible. Perhaps the most outstanding event of the year was Commencement. This covered the larger part of a week, because each organization had its final program on a specific night. The meeting of the L1brary'Association, a society in which each member paid dues of one dollar a year for the purpose of increasing the number of books for the libraryg public meetings of the literary societies, the music recital, the Y. M. VV. B. service conducted by some returned mission- ary, a Spirit-led praise and testimony meetingg and the sermon were all features of Commence- ment week. Qne year these exercises were held on a wooden platform constructed in front of the administration building for the explicit purpose. There was no specific age level. Students who yielded to the call of the Spirit to become leaders and workers for l-lim, who in the course of study needed high school credit took, regard- less of age, academy work. lf the patriarchs of the institution could look down through the years to this present day, would they be pleased with the way in which the principles and standards have been maintained? Closs Presidents SARA MARGARET PIERSON 'Senior BETTY COMER Sophomore and Freshman 'X K lax Xx 1 -me . g Q af E l Who's Who in High School In every large body of people we find those who should be honored in recognition of their contribution and efliciency in ser- vice. The factors determining the committees choices were charac- ter, scholarship, personality, and participation in extra-curricular activities. ,Those chosen have contributed of their God-given talents for the improvement of life at Central College, and their commen- dable records are worthy of notice. Gizovian KIMBERLIN LEMA Hrorcs fDisciplinar3'l xv- I . xx, t lj . ' 'F ' , ' i A .. , . ' 5 1 I I PAULINE ALLEN Greenville, South Carolina P.L.S. C3, 45, Hiking Club C3, 45, Glee Club CS, 45, Spanish Club C3, 45, Bicycle Club C35, Girls' Basketball Team Captain Q45, Y.M.VV.B. C35, VV.Y.P.S. C3, 45, Cantata C3, 45, Presto Music Club C3, 45. Happy and gay all the alay, never a worry, cares far away. RUTH BAUMGARTEL Madison, Indiana P.L.S. C45, Presto Music Club C45, Hiking Club W.Y.P.S. C45, Y.M.VV.B. C45. Girls' Glee Club Q45, Cantata The joy that isn't sharecl clies young. DONALD ALEXANDER Moore, South Carolina K.L.S. C3, 45, Presto Music Club Q3, 45, Y.M.W.B. Cilicer C35, Can- tata C3, 45. Sociahle anal lighthearteol, he pos- sesses a willingness to work. JANIES BRAOIIETT Gastonia, North Carolina P.L.S. C45, lVIen's Athletic Asso- ciation We like hini for what he is. DORIS GIBSON Gastonia, North Carolina P.L.S. QS, 45, Class Secretary 4.35, Presto Alusic Club Q3-, 45, Y.fNI.XV.B. C45. Clmruz ami zfsefulzzess are a good comliizzatiozz. M,,,74 , ' VE , . 2, . CECIL ASHVVORTH, JUNIOR Lynchburg, Virginia K.L.S. C45, Team CO-Captain C45, Chorus C45, Men's Athletic Association C45. A light heart lives long. DORIS BURNS Tarrant, Alabama K.L.S. C2, 3, 45, Hiking Club CZ, 3, 45, Glee Club C25, Cantata C35, Spanish Club C3, 45, Y.M.W. B. C45. W.Y.P.S. C45, Class Sec- retary A quiet voice and a winning sinile. Senior 'X x-x. if , Q . .ms Wx ' X -I 1 I H U- -Q i - Vi 'E ' v,-,7'7'- . '15:v-T ' l l 1 gs s Sl' ! N, E ls l n l a l- v I I I 1 F 3 3' H 2 7. i Y 5 if Q4 ,A l 5 , lzUTH HORNE Montevallo, Alabama P.L.S. CZ, 3,41 Glee Club CZ1 Cantata CZ1 W.Y.P.S. CZ, 3, 41 Y.M.W.B. CZ, 31 College Confer- ence CZ, 3, 41 A woman that feareth the Loral, sheshall he praised. SARA MARGARET PIERSON West Blocton, Alabama K.L.S. C3, 41 Class President C41 Girls' Hiking Club C3, 41 Secretary C31 W.Y.P.S. C31 Girls' Glee Club C41 Cantata C41 Girls' Basketball Team C41 K.L.S. Cap- tain C41 Presto Music Club C41 Bicycle Club C31 Declamation Contest C 31 g Pleasant things corne in s1nall packages. Class ELUISE HUNTER Central, South Carolina K.L.S. C41 Presto Music Club C41 Chorus C41 Ladies' Glee Club C41 Hiking Club C41 Girls' Bas- ketball Team Free of care, fall of fan anal viin. g 3 CLARA BEATRICE RAIVISEY Gastonia, North Carolina 1c.L.s.-ta, 455 Ladies' Glee Club C41 Chorus C411-liking Club C41 Sextet C41 Her cheerful clisposition anal leinal manner have won for her inany frienols. ELMER HUNTER Central, South Carolina K.L.S. C41 Chorus C41 Men's Athletic Association C41 Class Vice-president C41 Presto Music Club C41 Men's Glee Club C41 Mixed Quartet C41 Central Col- legian Stag To he rather than to seem. lX lARGARET SUMMEY Clemson, South Carolina P.L.S. C3, 41 Glee Club C3, 41 Hiking Club C3, 41 Bicycle Club C31 Presto tMusic Club C3, 41 Cantata C31 Class Officer C41 Smiles speak a universal lan- guage. ,..s.-an -499' ' ' 5- ' .' - 'A - ,. -....-..- ,.....-...,,.,,,..... -u H- -. ha ,,.. - - . , , ,g,-,,, ,., - . ..1 - ,vm . -'r ' ,I I , - I V V A - 5 ,g,,,,,,. , I A ,.....,--,-.,-,,. -..,7 .....-.7.. ,7-,. wwf- W I - .,V. , , V i F 4 -., ,. lt , ,. 1 . 1115!-'H L, , ,.4,A.,'. , ' . . . - A -' .Q-41:10 er, A vu, fv' - ...Y K, . . - - . .w - .' H ' .. ' . , ' -, . 4 , +-'-.K Rv, ' ' ' , - f-. .- - -' w-1-s en- .1 . Y, . uma- t-f--A -..Q---11 :-...g,-- ,M A..- ., - W.-,WA ,.t,,.,,. -. ,AZ A . 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K Q1 W X X x ,i ., M .Q N X 9- Q A 5, is S- 1 xS'Q'X -155 Q 2 MMF D ll-liqh School Days No how', shortage Talking things over Roommates and pretty scenery A Stone from Virginia Qdcl man Barbara trains him up Two HG. ls' VVhat a pose! Margaret visits Greenville Bea looking for higher things Arrows point to important things Alabama home for Christmas 5x lv.'Ti lQ faza g? . t, t , , , , N t- W i Q g I - e , . 'TNF' , YYY - AMA J- ,,. '4 We'll Remember . .. Q, Come to W7orship All smiles i'l'here's no place lilac -lqcter lolallw Campus visitors The home of our girls Correll, fall evangelist, gets thirsty Our faithful student lvaiting for the train Nom. the wash woinan Leap Year-and lNlargaret's practicing Theres a man power shortage Gastonia girls talk things over ' J x 4' 5:-,.,ff!'1,Yf:,g:c-JR .,--N14 4511A 1, .pf :.,.,. Y -,-'. --A-.f-X-YXV,.--...-. .- .. .-.Y , - I ' ' f 1 1 '. K Q gs . . . .25 X . 45 ve 5 gifflifill ,Qijzg a f X ,M '45 ?LXzn....'- Q. -,M.X.X-:E X X f ,AE X X HEIIVIIHS i 2 Ib-15431:-2g'g-I'1:i 7 X X 5 X X 5 XX X X if N X X, ,X. .X X u 1 an , ' X E . X any-fain, ,,..,,X.. A inns- -1: -A nw Q,-A ' Nu: ..... 3+ X 5 , w 1 - ' , P Music Cod, and not man, is the true author of musicg I-le laid the key-note of all harmoniesg I-le planned all perfect combinationsg and l-le made us so that We can hear and understand. Central Collge has reserved a place for music, and she recognizes the place and importance of good music. There are several music groups here, such as the male quartet, mixed quartet, ladies, trio, ladies, sextet, etc. The main music organization is the Presto Music Club. lt is the means of showing the- outsiders the results of efforts put forth to develop talent. The youth of W. M. C., under capable leadership, is progressing marvelously. ' As long as music is not rationed, happiness will abound. lx xxx Qix 1 ' ' 1 I r l rw- ty fx wi Presto Music Club C. BLANTON ,............ ,..,,,,,,,, P regrdgnt BILLIE PAYE MORRISON. . . . . Q .Vice-President BETTY COMER ......... ...... S ecretary MARGARET GARRETT ..,..................... Treasurer - MRS. I. B. CHILDS, MRS. A. D. VVooD-Sponsors Oscar Abercrombie Annette Acree Polly Allen Ruth Baumgartel C. Blanton Robert Brackett Vera D. Brown Oscar Bynum Betty Bose Bynum Sara Lou Cash Ina Louise Childs Exum Clement Odette Collins Betty Comer blarie Corn I. C .Crompton Catherine Denny Margaret Garrett Doris Gibson Evelyn Good Margaret Gunby Dorothy Gunby Lorefa Harvey Niary Ruth Hill Lema Hicks Lou Ann Houser Eloise Hunter Elmer Hunter Betty Jo Jones Lila Kendrick Barbara Kiser Clinton Kiser hiagdaline Lush Margaret Lusk VVardner lVledders Violet Moore Carolyn Morgan Billie Faye Nlorrison Elizabeth Norman Elizabeth Hicks Kate Parks Dorothy Parton Pat Robertson Dorothy Scoggin Demetrius Scoggin Lillie Tillotson E. B. Thomas Margaret Vess Betty Yancey Carolyn Tucker Charlotte Howell Evangeline French Evangeline Tillman Gwendolyn Lawson fiiaih-r l F 2 V Z l 4 A .Q 5 ' ll ' - A n -' i , ,. - I , . VA I L V 4 L Y, -Knut , Y , ...Nc ........,.,..,mwv Polly Allen Ruth Baumgartel Vera Dee Brown Betty Rose Bynum Ruby Carter Sara Lou Cash Ina Louise Childs Betty Comer Catherine Denny Betty Io Jones Orr Neal Lynn Mary Miller Annette Moore Billie Faye Morrison Kate Parks Elizabeth Norman Lou Ann Houser Q Dorothy Parton Eloise Hunter Dorothy Olson Margaret Garrett Dorothy Cunby Margaret Cunby Lorefa Harvey Elizabeth Hicks Lema Hicks Mary Ruth Hill Ladies' Glee- Club MRS. A. D. Woon Director Sara Pierson Bea Ramsey Pat Robertson Margaret Summey Lillian Taylor Carolyn Tucker Margaret Vess Betty Yancey lVlen's 1 Glee Club MRS. A. D. VVooD Director Vllarclner Nleclclers lar 5 Nl'll QD: . B, lllilliain Mcnlahan Czllrliisncl Btilie 1:11-ESE? ,gr 12,6 6 11: ii-'as . 1'-fy' 3 . ,- , , -it W.-.W WWW... .,.... ,. T' E w..,,-..,-ev First Soprano LOREEA HARVEY ELIZABETH HICKS Second Soprano BILLIE FAYE AIORRISON BETTY CONIER Alto ALICE KVARWICK BEA RANISEY ..- .. BETTY COAIER SOLJVZIIZO ELIZABETH NORMAN :Uto J. 1Ax1Es AIILLER Tenor ELBIER HLINTER Bass AI.-XRGARET VVESS Acconzpnnist BILL ATCBIAHAN First Tenor ALVIN MORGAN Second Tenor QSCAR BYNUAI First Bass ROBERT TAYLOR Second Bass ... . . ,. 4.01.-E -1 ggi- .Alf T ' 4f 'f ' ' W :TT Cantata Sopranos-Betty Bose Bynum, Catherine Denny, Betty Comer, Dorothy C-unby, Lorefa Harvey, Elizabeth Hicks, Betty lo Jones, Annette iMoore, Sara Margaret Pierson, Pat Robertson, Margaret Vess, Buth Baumgartel. Altos-Pauline Allen, Margaret Carrett, Lema Hicks, Eloise Hunter, Mary Miller, Billy Faye Morrison, Elizabeth Norman, Bea Ramsey, Lillian Taylor, Carolyn Tucker. Tezzors-Cecil Ashworth, VVilliam McMahan, Wfarclner Meclclers, james Miller, Carlancl Stone, VVillett Vess. Basses-Donald Alexander, Qscar Bynum, Elmer Hunter, Clifton Woocl, Clinton Kiser, Bobert Taylor. lDll'UC1'Ul'S-Bl1'S. A. D. Vlloocl, blrs. B. Chilcls. nmmmmAmw,,, -..i.i-.-f--'- 64 l . it ff : ' N ' ' ' We 'gl ,C i3:k1:1:2::':2:i -iv,-2:2 'vs 'zi- 'E iff'l5igI.fQ , J :rf-ig. ,, 2-:fs 1g:v,:rfrf'-- -Q4rq:55:rg1gs:5:1 :gzg-11 2zb.::iv f ,gf 11 ' .N . Q-AA The Student Body Crganization acts in the interest of the stu- IVlVq 1,2 ffiii, t,., ii zlql T . t:1,1t.i. fii .:.:. , , , . . . . . . ,, tbte L' dents as a group. lX'latters pertaining to school activities are E . .,, 4 Vtqq 551 . T 4'1 brought before the body, discussed, and settled. The Eicecutive ' Committee also arranges for the Saturday morning chapel service ' T , - CFFlCERS VVARDNER MEDDERS, . . ..,t. Presitlezzt C. BLANTON. . . . . l7ice-Presidezzt GBR NEAL LYNN. . . . . ,Secretary CLINTON KISER. . , . . .Treastfrer COMMITTEES EXECUTIVE! Clarence Phaup, chairvmzn, Christine Fowler, Crover Kilnberlin. 7 SOCIAL! Carolyn Tucker, chaiwnmz, Carolyn Morgan,,,lames Miller. CHORISTEP.: Alvin Morgan PIANIST: Margaret Vess I .1 I ,MA L A YA MWMNM- W, u-,,,.,.-.,. ,L , ,, . Wi.- - ---L , ., A 7, - - i I, .. -.---- -,- Q- -V' - -- - ' ' - -- - - - - - :luv :M A, s... an ,,.r' Religious Activities VVhile the major part of our youth is being called to the armed forces of our country, there are still those who feel the call of God on their lives. These who feel that they should enter some Christian work have entered heartily into the religious activities provided for in the curriculum of the school. Training is essential in all phases and walks of life. It is the aim of our organizations to help provide this training and practice for those who see their need of it. tWhen such training as desired is completed, we send to the hattlefields of the world workers in whom we have confidence to fight for that which is nohle and pure in life. Forward will we march to achieve- I O ments that have not yet heen attained. , . x- -, 'B X- 'R I I Celleqe CO ference ANNETTE AGREE DONALD ALEXANDER JUANITA BAREFOOT REBECCA BRACKETT PAUL HARDIN LEMA HICKS PVIARX RUTH HILL RUTH HORNE ELIZABETH NORMAN KATE PARKS CLARENCE PHAUP '1. B RHODES I PROF. P. M. LAURILNCE, Sponsor , , L4 i I ? 1 U I -jj J ' EVELSN BRYANT BETTY ROSE BYNUIX1 OSCAR BYNUM BETTY COMER CATHERINE DENNY CHRISTINE FOWLER NIARGARET GARRETT DOROTHY GUNBY za ' LOU ANN I-IOUSER BETTY JO JONES PROFESSOR P. M. LAWRENCE WILLIAM MCMAHAN WARDNER MEDDERS ALVIN MORGAN BILLIE PAYE MORRISON JOSEPH NALLEY JOSEPH RUARK EDNA TAYLOR ALICE WARWICK BETTY YANCEY RUTH BAUMGARTEL GROVER KIINIBERLIN ORB NEAL LYNN A jx, 'x'W ' R 2? . NZWBN ... , ....4a- - MM ..-vw:-v' vw-ru5gaa ' ' W. Y. P. S. The VV. Y. P. S. is primarily a function of the church to pro- mote Christian living, character, and to give wholesome knowledge to each of its members. Here at Central we have set as our goal a model W. Y. P. S. We vvanteach service to be inspirational, educa- tional, and interesting. I VVe are hrst concerned about the spirituality of each member. Next, we vvant to give to each one a more thorough knowledge of the Bible. Lastly, vve vvish to give some practical experience in Christian work, sponsoring a revival meeting during the year. Christine Armstrong Ruth Baumgartel Vera Dee Brown Doris Burns Evelyn Bryant Betty Bose Bynum Rebecca Brackett Juanita Barefoot Betty Comer Sarah Lou Cash Buby Carter nl. C. Crompton Christine Fowler Dorothy Cunby X,-.,, - Margaret Carrett Ary Cilstrap Evelyn Cood Catherine Denny Elizabeth Hicks Lema Hicks Ruth Horne Zella Hill Lou Ann Houser Virginia Iones Betty Io lones Lila Kendrick Clinton Kiser Barbara Kiser Crover Kimberlin Orr Neal Lynn Wardner Medders Billie Faye Nlorrison Carolyn hiorgan Bill lVlc'Mahan Annette lyloore Elizabeth Norman Dorothy Olson Dorothy Parton Kate Parks Clarence Phaup loe Buark Pat Robertson Carland Stone Lillie Tillotson Edna Taylor Clifton Wood lWary Will Wood Nadine Whisnant Alice Warwick Carolyn Tucker Nlargaret Vess Betty Yancey Prof Paul Lavvre Mrs.. A. D. Wood Marie Corn CC Q. 211 5 We 5 -Z':!EE A .. in VI -i ,. i V, 1.1111 ' ,mg .-nl 1' 13:53 ,sary FEET- ' .ni l E-i::,f E A 5753 T533 'af Elf 1 1 , '- if .1. 4 .E :J l :, P AX v l gui? ' l m s l ll T -. . ll .- 'I Q f :I 1 Yl 5 . 1 n , . 5: it -2 'if Inu. ,ll fl!! :Tl . it i I 22' liglx' E5 lf' Eh, El. 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SF ' if X- is I: . ,. .3 E i Bi dl 3 'F :. nur I -fi l nl. . as 5' In 1 ,,i ,i u 1 1 -HH Ei H ily:- , :Ill-H 1' 5 25?- l-,f,..- . l',J. :. ,pr :n . gb, I: n 7 fl 1 'n Ir nfl. -nl 1 :uv 1 Nl: 1: :-:Ln in pr , 5' 1:11. :vii ,Qu I lllUl nz' Jn:-e. Se-:Il 555:53 112101 uri,-nl 5-55:33 1 ,1--I nn. ,...- I qu '-:li l,:Iln 1 -'-:: .- -un :SC -::.. -K:-in i' .lla ' !l5-:::- 'V' nu w'!'.- agin- i5v :' ll -- u':::-- :inning mln ol .-c'::1v r21F::: f ugh..- - -u. .., u Till C53- Il' I r a F 'si nF'::-1 ,,,.--,, nI',,' lf' Il . ll':nu nl' nl 1l 'ln -.ug :nlf,:-:ll vw: . ii.-1: '. 1 ll' I llfH:E: i thu' 4 i U.,-nl I 5.5157 '.1-I' ' 10 1 1 if 551 F CK , l'7. v ' Fhilomathean Literary Society The Philomathean Literary Society has completed another year with success, and again merits the love and admiration of its present and former members. The society has gone far in accomplishing some of its purposes and desires. It has practiced the secret of suc- cess, namely, that of being ready for opportunity when it comes. Again it has given the sister society close and keen competition, and has shown the true Philomathean spirit in either victory or defeat. To develop young people socially, mentally, and spiritually, to raise standards and ideals of the young people of Central College, to discover and develop new talent, to promote loyalty, wholesome fellowship, and a more vital and unselfish school spirit are some purposes of this society. The Philomathean Literary Society has had many victories this year and is indeed worthy of praise. It has been neither one indi- vidual nor one group of individuals who has made this society truly great, but it has been the earnest and sincere cooperation of each of her members. ' Future Philomatheans, to you! Polly Allen Christine Armstrong Buth Baumgartel C. I. Blanton James Brackett Rebecca Brackett Sarah Lou Cash Exum Clement Betty Comer Marie Corn I. C. Crumpton Catherine Denny Evangeline French Christine Fowler Margaret Garrett Doris Gibson Ary Cilstrap Buth Huff Lila Kendrick Barbara Kiser Sara Lee Hazel Mary Ruth Hill Zella Hill Lou Ann Houser Katherine Ingram Boy Lockridge, Ir. Wardner Medders Iames Miller Mary Miller the torch is yours to hold high! Hereis Billie Faye Morrison Cordon Mullinax Lucile Newton Dorothy Parton Bev. I. F. Parton Clarence Phaup Pat Robertson Charlotte Howell Margaret Summey E. B. Thomas, Ir. Lillie Tillotson Evangeline Tillman Carolyn Tucker Margaret Vess VVillett Vess Nadine VVhisnant Louise White Betty Yancey James Yancey Honomry Memlvers Mrs. I. B. Childs Miss Sallie Evatt lVliss Frances French Miss Alice .Mae Coettman Prof. Paul Lawrence lVlrs. Harriet Miller Prof. V. A. Mitchell Mrs. C. I. Blanton X Keewanis Literary Society Kindness, loyalty, and sincerity are keywords of the Keewanis Literary Society. Kindness has often proved to be of more avail than force. lt is this kindness in inviting new students to become members of this society that has increased its membership. Dnce a Keewanian, always a Keewanian-that's loyalty. Each member pushes his society, and in every contest he acts, not for himself, 'but for the glory of the blue and white. ln every project put forth by the society, sincerity is stressed. The Keewanis Literary Society has held its own in the fields of sports, declamation and recitation contests, and Centralian sales contests. Every year brings more laurels to add to the triumphs of the Keewanis Literary Society. High aims in educational, spiritual, and intellectual spheres lead this society forward to even greater achievements. Annette Acree Cecil Ashworth -luanita Barefoot Robert Brackett Vera Dee Brown Evelyn Bryant Doris Burns Betty Bose Bynum Oscar Bynum Buby Carter Montague Cheek Ina Louise Childs Evelyn Cood Dorothy Cunby . xi---. ' Margaret Cunby Lorefa Harvey Paul Hardin Elizabeth Hicks Lema Hicks Elmer Hunter Eloise Hunter Betty To Jones Virginia lones Croyer Kimberlin Clinton Kiser Orr Neal Lynn Bill Mcklahan Annette Moore Alvin lylorgan Carolyn Morgan Elizabeth Norman Dorothy Olson Kate Parks Sara Pierson Bea Ramsey T. B. Rhodes Toe Buark Edna Mae Taylor Lillian Taylor Alice VVarwick Clifton Vvood Mary Will VVood Carolyn Allen Flora Stillwell Treva Brown H onomry M617'lb87'S President I. F. Childs Mrs. I. F. Childs Professor I. B. Childs Mrs. A. Argo lVlrs. V. A. Mitchell Prof. A. D. VVood lylrs. A. D. Wood Prof. T. C. Harvey Nliss Erancene Cude Spanish Clulo EXUM CIiEB'IEN'f. . Q . . . . . , .President LILA KENDRICK .,,A ..., X Hee-President ARY GILSTRAP. . . .... Secretary KATE PARKS .......,,..........A.,......., .Treasurer PROP. RUTH C. UEBELE, Sponsor Polly Allen Exum Clement Ruth Huff Mary Miller Christine Armstrong Ary Gilstrap Ienny Jones Billie Faye Morrison Evelyn Bryant Evelyn Good Lila Miriam Kendrick Lucile Newton Doris Burns Lola Head Orr Neal Lynn Elizabeth Norman Sara Lou Cash Zella Hill Iames Miller Kate Parks Robert Taylor -slr- :R ' an .W 5 ff J J ': f :' N :JZ 1ti':k 'IH ' 5: Q J' I Q IM Q lil S A Sl I li. . sl Edwin Cowart Madison Wilson Robert Shigley Nathan Kelly Wayne Kelley William Major Shufliord Laws Billy VVarren Francis Evatt Bill Harvey Bob Harvey Francis McMurray Edwin Ramsburg Ceorge Nalley Ralph Mauldin Ceorge Allred Bennie Frank Mallard Milton Cathey James Johnson J James Purcell Marvin Holloway Vernon Elrod D Service Roll Harold Shigley James Burnett Helen Lingo Eber C. Hobson Wesley V ess Calvin Moody Edward Buck, Jr. L. C. Powell, Jr. Olin Stewart Clinton Young Martin Lackey Clyde Cibson Preston Spruiell, Jr Shelby Scott Everett Tucker Kelly Ruark Cameron Hixon Roland Brigman Thomas Henderson Claude Rickman Paul 'VVright Ralph Morgan Thedford hlallard VVeston Newton C. C. Ballard Harvey Bell Clayton Tillotson Russell Burnett Benjamin Newton Roy Merrell Ceorge Clement Arnold Bolen Jack Smith Paul Hollis L. T. Arnold Joseph Allred Lee McCarty Luther Head Norman Pace Ralph lWullinaX, Jr. Dan Crumpton Reuben McGregor J. 1. Gilstrap R. S. Nicholson, Jr Robert Olson Boyd Israel Caines Evatt David Watts John Harris E. W. Autry Hellen Adams Joseph Carrett Ray Woolridge A. D. Wood Joseph Nalley Paul Powers Cecil Kiser X Morrell Bayse Paul Keeler VValdo Keeler 1 Johnnie Ernest James Robertson Sara Mulkey J. T. Youngblood Montague Cheek John Kelley Curtis Lackey -- ' ' -Affirn.. c ,. Centralian Staff CLARENCE A. PHAUP. . . . . .Editor-in-Chief ELIZABETH NORMAN. . . .... Associate Editor I. JAIWES MILLER. . . . . , ...L Business Manager ORB NEAL LYNN I A Sismnt WILLIAM MOMAHAN Y B . S M VVARDNER MEDDERS f mmess anagers EVELYN GOOD ...... ...................... T reasurer and Bookkeeper CAROLYN MORGAN ..L... ........... F eature Editor BILLIE PAYE MORRISON ,... . . .Literary Editor CLIFTON WOOD ......... .,.. A thletic Editor ALVIN NIORGAN. . . , , ,Snapghgt Editor VIRGINIA JONES .... ,,....,Vb T ypist KATE PARKS .........,. .....,..L. T ypist PROE. P. M. LAURENCE .... . . .Faculty Adviser . .,......,,..,,,,.-..mm.- Lax Q Y A ...Q .A . dx ' 2 A f A X W w f -EEE .4 X ,Y,,' ,fx N L gm r I 1, MARGARET GARRETT Eolztor zn C hw LILA KENDRICK. . . ALVIN MORGAN. , . ELMER HUNTER. . CAROIJYN MORGAN OSCAR BYNUM. . . MISS UEBELE MRS. WOOD. . . EXUM CLEMENT . . CAROLYN TUCKER OSCAR BYNUM. . . MARY MILLER. , . KATE PARKS EVELYN GOOD I. II I I I . I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I .. . I I II I I In H, I! K, III I, QI I I I I I I K II I I I II II I ATHLETICS Athletics consists in the activity of the body, and the body is a very important part of us. Central College is striving to develop all the phases of life. Of these, soul development is supreme, and the development of the mind is important, but the body must not be neglected. Just as the soul reaches out for God and the mind thirsts for knowledge, the body, with which We are directly dealing, desires pleasant activity. This desire of the body is as legitimate as its appetite for food, and it cannot be satisfied with the activity received through Work alone. Therefore our athletic program, al- though not very far advanced, affords considerable exercise and much legitimate pleasure for the girls, including a physical education class in the first term, and, more formally, embraces the activities of the lVlen's Athletic Association. Properly supervised competition is realized on the playgrounds in the form of tennis, volleyfball, soft- ball, basket ball, and football games. The inter-society games, with the most representative players on the field, provide the greatest en- thusiasm and lceenest competition. Pictures and results of these contests appear on the following pages. ...W . . l-lilcin. Clulo LILA MIEIAM KENDRICK. . . . . .Master EXUM CLEMENT. . . . .Secretary BETTY COMER ........ . . .Treasurer MISS FRANCES FRENCH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sponsor Captains: Doris Burns, Crr Neal Lynn, Sara Margaret Pierson. Lieuterzarrtsr' Christine Armstrong, Polly Allen, lVlargaret Summey, Rebecca Braclcett, Ruth Huff, Barbara Kiser. 4, .,.t.. -- --'--M Athletic Association J. JAMES MILLER .... I ..... President BILL TXTTCMAHAN. . . ...A Vice-President WARDNER TXTEDDERS .... . . A i.-i SGCTBTUIW ELBIER HUNTER, . . .................... .... T reasurer C A P T A I N S P. L. S. K. L. S. VVARDNER TXTEDDERS ELMER HUNTER co-CAPTAIN CO'CAPTAIN CTLARENCE PHAUP CECIL ASHWORTH FOOTBALL SOFTBALL ' BASKETBALL P. L. S. K. L. S. P. L. S. K. L. S. P. L. S. K. L. S. 8 2 IO 7 15 8 24 11 36 10 12 O 14 19 12 10 12 O Basketball P. L. S. Forward ......,., . . ,... Vess Forward . . . ..... Miller Center .... . . .... Taylor Guard .... ...,.... M edders Guard ..... ....... . , , Phaup Substitutes ......... Lockridge, Stone K. L. S. Forward . ...,... ....... H unter Forward .... . . . Ashworth Center .... . . . Mclvlahan Guard .... . . . Morgan Guard ...... . h , Kjser Substitute . . . 1 t , Ruafk Football K. L. S. Back .... ..... ....... H u nter Back .... .... A shworth End ..... ..... Pt uark Guard .... . . , lVIcMahan Center .... ..., C heck Guard .... .... K iser End .... ........ . . . Wood P. L. s. Back ,... ......... ...,. M i ller Back .... . . . Medders End ...,. .... P haup Guard .... .... T aylor Center .... ........ V ess Guard .... . . . Lockridge End .... . . . I. Brackett , . 6 H l .l I softball K. L. S. Catcher . . . .............. Morgan Pitcher . . . Ashworth First Base . . . Hunter Second Base .... Kiser Third Base lVIclVIahan Leftfield .... . . . Cheek Centerfield .,.. . WO0d Rightfield ........ ...... A lexander Shortstop ...........,....,. Ptuark ' P. L. S. Catcher . ...... Z ....,. Medders Pitcher . . . .... Phflup First Base . Mlller Second Base Crompton Third Base . r Stone Leftfield . . . Thomas Centeriield .... . . . Vess Ptightfield . . . . Taylor Shoffgrop ,, Lockridge I is f Q gf' 'Qia - ,. f N as M 4 so -uw f -,A. ,.:,,,I,x ,. my Ma J i . eg .90 3' ,Q - L i v WM-.Qi ' K if --'. . , . A Wm 'V f ' ' '- I ' b H -v- -- AQ. I More Athletics. r 1 If I Monday hike Hiking+where? . . ' ' ' 5: 'I , K. L. S' m Muon Meddeis is just the gms coach , All set for action Exum swings A sure shot-or was it? Yvonder whos winning? It's another strike i Girls' physical education P. L. S. heads for a touchdown K 1 A I - ..- . I ........--..k.. -- ......n.i-.-,,,,,-,,,4,V A -,-'tru P,-AQ.-m w J M f L A . Central College Calendar For l91l3 SEPTEMBER Chatter, chatter, everybody asking VVhO is She or 1. he and registration day. lVlyl What hand shakes everyone got at the reception 4' for new students. V P. L., S. first program and of course they tried their 6' best in order to get the new students to be Philo- matheans. 9 The new students were given opportunity to join the society of their choice at the first K. L. S. meet- ing- 10. Two Profs and four boys resorted to the mountains for a week-end of contentment, scenery, and air. 12' Visitors for the month: ' 15 Harold Shigley, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. D C. C. Kiser, Mrs. Carter, Rev. Kendrick. j 18. o OCTOBER 21. . . 23. Presto! The first music recital of the year. 24. Come on, we want a touchdown -the first foot- ball game between societies. ' 25 North Carolina evangelist, Rev. I. A. Clement, spoke in chapel. Male quartet travels to Griffin, Ga. Work begins for the Centralian. Rev. W. D. Correll begins series of revival services at the college church. ' Students attend State W. Y. P. S. Convention at 2 Whitmire, S. C. ' A faithful student, johnny Harris, leaves for the 4 navy. One unforgettable event of the year-Harvest Day. 9 A group with the quartet visits North Georgia Con- ference W. Y. P. S. Convention. 10 Spooks! No, just a Halloween social in the dining room. . Visitors: . Mr. Burns, Mrs. Bynum, S. D. Herron, George. Allred and wife, Maynard McConn, Clayton Tillotson, Mrs. Parks and daughters. 27. NOVEMBER Somebody's heart was breaking-R. S. Nicholson, jr., left for the navy. Last football game of the season. Prof. A. D. VVood was inducted in the army. Watch the birdie-the photographer came to take pictures for thc Centralian. Prof. V. A. Mitchell began work as new teacher. K. L. S. won first basketball game played between the girls. Rev. George Davis, from Atlanta, Ga., gave a very uplifting message in chapel. Billie Faye Morrison was surprised at a birthday party given at lVIary Miller's home. An unusually sad and yet enjoyable social in din- ing- room-Farewell party for Prof. Wood. Rah, rah,-first basketball game between societies. Sticky hands-taffy pulling. Everybody studied for one time-term exams. The two Bettys-Betty Comer and Betty jo jones- were honored at a birthday supper. Thanksgiving and the students enjoyed a wiener roast as a result of the Centralian sales contest. Registration day for second term. Visitors: Rev. Woodward, Rev. Overgard, Morrell Bayse, james Freeman, Glenn Powell, Lloyd Edge, Mr. Parton. DECEMBER Another basketball game. Guess who won? P. L. S. of course. R Seniors sponsored the Christmas party. Everyone seemed to enjoy themselves. A very successful Christmas cantata, after which the students went caroling. Merry Christmas! Students said good-bye as they left for home. Visitors: Pvt. A. D. Wood, Sgt. Bill Major, Pvt. john Vickery, Bob Olson, S lfc, joe Nalley, U. S. NI. C., Reuben MacGregor, Francene Cude, Ruth VVood. ,.,+ ' Four who are not a bore Phaup looks the visitors over Miss Cude looking lor a dude I dong know what to do either XVhat's it Ufuru? , , H 1 Miss Uehele marking another failure Hhledders looking corny 1943 model-bicycle The play doesnt look so good from here You make me laugh According to how you look at it K X l f -- --, ....Y.. ,...,. - . , ,-- , , , , Um... X x g r W . , , . . ,,.. .. ,H -+i.,-...- ..,, ,, Central College Calendar For IQ44 JANUARY Christmas holidays ended and the students returned to the regular routine of studying again. lVliss Cude and lVIiss Goettman began their new work. Boys played the last basketball game of the season. Good! A home run as the first softball game got under way. Second softball game and again the P. L. S. won. At last the K. L. S. won the last softball game of the season. Representation from Toccoa Falls Bible Institute rendered a very helpful chapel service. Sara Margaret left with the name of Pierson and came back with the name of Kornegay. Mixed quartet went to Kings Mountain, N. C. Visitors: V Rev. E. L. Gunby, Miss Evelina Kiser, Rev. D. O. Miller, Rev. A. Wood, Rev. E. L. Shigley. FEBRUARY I . Rev. Karl Johnston, former student, conducted chapel service. Rev. C. A. Mickle, from Easley, S. C., had charge of chapel service. Awake, thou who sleepestn first sermon by new pastor, Rev. Will French. Mixed quartet and Miss Goettman went to Toccoa Falls Bible Institute for a chapel service. Do's and Don't's of etiquette given at the P. L. S. f9f??i1ng- ir ir Will you be my valentine and go to the valentine social with me tonight?', K Clap, clap, could be heard in the auditorium as it was announced that the P. L. S. won the Centralian sales contest. A formal dinner was given at Mr. Blanton's in honor of the theologians. God visited us in a great way while the Woodhouse and Sisk Crusaders were here. Rev. P. C. Lusk, from Greenville, conducted chapel service. Rev. A. L. Vess gave a stirring message in chapel. We were glad to have Rev. Vess back with us again. Visitors: Cpl. Wesley Vess and wife, Pfc. Lester Well- man, Brown family, Bobby Taylor. MARCH, APRIL, MAY . Well, the Centralian staff accomplished things rap- idly, and got the Centralian to press before we could see what would happen during these months. JUNE A ' Final musical recital-it seemed that it was the most successful during the entire year. The Alumni Association met. Finally the day so many had looked forward to came. Graduation exercises with Rev. F. R. Eddy and Gov- ernor Olin D. Johnson as speakers. School days over and the Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Eddy. College Song Oh! Wesleyan College, we love thee, Thy name we sincerely adore, Praise, honor and laud do we give thee, To thee we will sing evermore. On the hreast of the wide, surging ocean, In the forest, on mountain and plain. Men shall know of our heart's true devotion, CFineD ,And list to our song of thy famef CD. SQ :And list to our song of thy fame: Oh! Wesleyan College, we love thee, Thy halls and thy campus are dear, May no harm ever come to molest thee, And Cod always hless thee with cheer. Thou fountain of wisdom and learning, We will drink of thy clear, crystal flood, Then out to the great world returning, CFineD We will ight for the true and the good. ' CD. SQ :We will fight for the true and the good: Oh, Wesleyan College, we'll love thee, When out from thy halls we have gone Still hright may the skies he ahove thee, fWhile we up life's pathway press on, When others our place have taken, And strangers have entered thy door, In our mem'ry thou'lt ne'er he forsaken CFineD :And thy praises we'll sing evermore: CD. SQ :And thy praise we'll sing evermore: ,- IW' 'Q , . L,-K-, Mayiiuitl hleCoim making melocly Xvait 'til l get my shoes il-wo good fellows c, Xllhat we wziiit-a gymnasium Good place after am operation LX good place to fall-in love W7hat would you say? l dont want it either Posing the best they eau She got her start here Two points and more Yvho smiled? l diclirt THE WESLEYAN METHODIST COLLEGE Of CENTRAL Offers Training Under Christian Environment In The Following Departments: THEOLOGYQ three courses in practical Christian Training, one which leads to the Th.B. Degree. JUNIOR COLLEGE, the work of which is accepted by the South Carolina Department of Education for Teacher Certification and by a number of Standard and Accredited Colleges toward the Bachelor's Degree. ACADEMYg a standard State-accredited private four-year high school. Music, voice, and piano under progressive leadership. EXPENSES ARE REASONABLE For Catalogue apply to the President JOHN FRANK CHILDS, Central, South Carolina f...,.-, w,...,, , .A , .. ., f - -- -v-- -ff- 3 1 fs 1 H 1 pi' iid? L ,EI 5.1 ji 'I I I .M ,w I 1 1. 1 hi S 5, I' jg I I S I v Q li 43, 4 s w Q I. : V1 I lm , I ,- 2 iw 2 If 1 -41 its' . I H ig' ,I It I' I ,frix I LII .i, ,,, 41 1 r ,114- i. V vt wf-e-'Qrf-..- - - - 'V -- 5 A 4 A 5 Sv V A A-...4 YOU NEED A CHANGE OF ATMOSPHERE GO TO CHURCH I I v FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH E 312 North 23rd Street Birmingham, ,Alabama W. R. FRENCH, Pastor AN ACTIVE W. Y. P. S. ' ' Mrs. S. A. Rich, President I M Evangeline French, Secretary ' V 1 J i. 9 HE WHO DOES NOT ENJOY CHRISTIAN SOCIETY WILL NEVER ENJOY HEAVEN V I I 1 4 I GRAHAM CHAPEL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Everybody Welcome Mayo, South Carolina J. JAMES MILLER, Pastor SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday School-10:30 A. M. Edward Hughey, Supt. Mrs. Frank Henderson, Sec. and Treas. Morning Worship-11:30 A. M. 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Preaching Service each Sunday Morning 11 :00 Evening 7 :30 M. M. Alexander, Clerk 73 Lawrence St., Lyman, S. C. J. T. Chandler, Treas. 22 Piedmont St., Lyman, S. C. The Miller Memorial Church Doors are open at all times for all who Wish to attend. ' WELCOME Compliments of W. W. ROBINSON COMPANY Easley, S. C. Compliments of W. Y. P. S. ANDERSON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Anderson, South Carolina Thomas W. McKee, President Winona Burden, Sec. 62 Treas. CENTRAL ROLLER MILL Manufacturers of ISAQUEENA FLOUR Dairy and Poultry Feeds, Etc. PHONE 18 CENTRAL, S. C. Q , -,-,-if 4' Congratulations to The 1943 Centralian KEEWANIS LITERARY SOCIETY 'GBuilds for Character and Not for Fame A sincere invitation to the youth of the South to attend CENTRAL COLLEGE and to enjoy the fellowship of the KEEWANIS LITERARY SOCIETY WILLIAM MCMAHAN, ALVIN MORGAN , President First Semester President Second Semester ,,., AN ACTIVE gagfgsisifisiifzisisiff .V -' -, .g.g.g., -, '-., pg-5.1-5. 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F 01' Ch1'1St 1525E51325151EfE2?1E2E2E1E2E2E2E2 S525255535355555EfE515f3131E1?32IEI545' 'f -3352555252 5if51313151315f5f31E1Ef55E5E5Z5E'525555 25255 5525 12 5532215122 .....:.4. .A.3.:.:.:.:.:.j.g.j.:.j.:.- ,-,-,-I.,--.,.:.....j.:.:.'.-.'.'.''' 1 ffl -'- .',-,,- gf - -.-I-.j'C'1t I- ' '5f55s52553s5s 552 2555552555252 Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church Corner Newton and Meadow Sts. High Point, N. C, A Full Gospel for A Lost World REV. B. H. PHAUP, Pastor CENTRAL SECOND R O P E R ' S WESLEYAN Groceries Dry Goods METHCDIST CHURCH Hardware Shoes Central, S. C. NGTI O NS V. A. Mitchell, Pastor Central, South Carolina Phone 35 LAWRENCE 86 BROWNLEE Established 1912 INSURANCE AND BONDS HBetter Be Safe Than Sorrya' 112 North Main Street Anderson, South Carolina MR. AND MRS. JOHN T. CHANDLER 22 Piedmont Road, Lyman, S. C. vv Truly the name Central College means much 4 to ns. In this small way we are telling you so. May Central always move ' forward for the ' Master is o-ur humble prayer. Bl GET THIS FACT Greer Is The Best Town In The Piedmont We Specialize In Farming Lands And Handle Anything From One To A Thousand Acres Selling Desirable Vacant Lots For Building In Greer Come To The Piedmont Country And Make Your Home In Greer The Fastest Growing Town At The Foothills Of The R. W. BRIDWELL REAL ESTATE-RENTING-COLLECTING Greer, South Carolina Located on the double track Southern and U. S. Route 29 super highway, midway between Spartan- burg and Greenville, S. C. Good schools, churches, cotton mills, bleacheries, and other in-dustries. No matter what you want to buy in or around Greer, somebody wants to sell it. Getting seller and buyer, and buyer and seller together is my job. If you want to buy or sell something, let me assist you. Others have found my service very satisfactory. I believe I can satisfy you too. Now is a good time to buy or sell. Let's get going. Yours for more buying and selling. R. W. BRIDWELL P. 0. Box 413 Greer, S. C. ue Ridge Mountains BALENTINE PACKING COMPANY Q! Home of Aristocratic Pigsi' in gl Ham -Bacon b Pure Lard 'Gil' 5, Pure Pork Sausage I .V ' :altace South Ca.ro1ina's Qwnn Meat Packers 110 E. Court St. GREENVILLE, S, C, phone 4300 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT DEPARTMENT SMITH-WADSWORTI-I HARDWARE CO. 428 S. Tryon Street Charlotte, North Carolina WE HANDLE A COMPLETE LINE OF RESTAURANT AND KITCHEN SUPPLIES. CHESN EE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Best Wishes to the Students Sunday School 10:30 A. M. of Central. Morning Worship 11:30 A. M. THE AMERICAN W. Y. P. S. 7:00 P. M. HOLiNESS JQURNAL Evangelistic Service 8:00 P. M. Mid-Week Prayer Service, Sandy Lake, Pennsylvania Wed. 7:30 P. M. nThe Big Little Monthly for I , ,, uHoliness Unto The Lordi' the Amertcan Home Rev. H. A. McCutcheon, Pastor ,I V ,, . ---Y- ii,,f S S V53 ! .F , x Comphments of Compllments of McDOUGALD BLECKLEY McKEE S SHOE SHOP Q MORTUARY Anderson S C Y q Phone 378 J L McKEE Manager V l ANDERSON S G F me Shoe Repazrmg 3 SUN CREST BOTTLING CO M 2.40 West Front Phone 1586 Florence, S. C. 4 A. rl Qt S M THE . Compliments of E bf CENTRAL SODA SHOPPE EASLEY ICE CREAM COMPANY MISS Wlazle Davenport Prop Welcomes Faculty and Students Easley S C 4 91 . 3 1 ' . 4 i E ' A Q Q - .Off 1 V -4 ' v ' - C1 1 5 n I ' W ft . ,Q M ' ff 1 ii n ' ' 1 M 3 'fa S C z MARION COLLEGE Extends To The Centralian Staff, the faculty, the student body and constituency of Wesleyan Methodist College the most sincere Christian greetings. We congratulate you on the record of recent years. For the duration, Marion will offer four quarters of work in Liberal, Arts, Fine Arts, Teacher Training and Theology. t A catalogue on request. WILLIAM F. McCONN, President Marion, Indiana THE DEPARTMENT OF HOME MISSIONS WESLEYAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY Rev. J. R. Swauger, Secretary-Treasurer SANDY LAKE, PA. The Great Commission is to give the Gospel to the whole world, to every creature. The distinction between fields is artificial. God makes no difference, for allsouls are precious to Him. The call in non-Christian lands is to have the Gospel pro- claimed to those who have never heard it before. I The call in Christian lands is to convince those who have heard, but have not accepted the Gospel, that it is the power of God unto salvation for them. ' MHome Missions mean essentially the Whole church at work at its task of -redeeming the Nationf' Compliments of PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL CO. WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE Also Large Distributors of ' Dried Beans and Evaporated Fruits Frozen Fruits, Vegetables and Fish GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA DEPOSITS INSURED BY The FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Washington, D. C. 555,000 MAXIMUM INSURANCE 355,000 I For Each Depositor E A S L E Y B A N K Easley, South Carolina --- f ' A 'f'f--1-.-2g1 - A Li-, -wi . , , OHV-. A U V A- b I ' '-----'P'-f-.w1'11... . ', S ' Comphmems Oi even students entered Central School last fall from the W. Y. P. S. GREENVILLE FIRESTONE WESLEYAN WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Gastonia, N. C. METHODIST CHURCH Greenville, S, C, We hope to do as well or better next fall. We believe in Central. Rev. P. C. Lusk, Pastor A E. W. Black, Pastor mA Asheville Wesleyan Methodist Church Rev. Dewey O. Miller, Pastor S E R V I C E S Sunday School --- .......... -, ................ 9.45 A. M. Preaching Services ..... ---11:00 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. W. Y. P. S. ............ ................. 6 :45 P. M. Y. M. W. B. 3rd. Sunday --- ............... 6:45 P. M. W. H. F. M. lst. Tuesday --- ..... 3:00 P. M. Prayer Meeting Wfednesday .... ..,....... 7 :30 P. M. DAVES EL 5 Compliments of W SL ETHODIST CHURCH WESLEYANUMEITIHODIST Sunday Services CH RC Sunday School, 11:00 A. M. Blacksburg' Va' ' W. F. T1LLoTsoN, Supt. UThe Little Church with the Preaching lst and 3rd Sundays big welcomev : A. . d8:00 P. M. 12 Q0 M an . Earle T. Gentry, Pastor Midweek Prayer Service: Phone 6791 Wed' 8:00 P' M' Paid for by Local W. Y, P, s. REV. W. R. PADGETT, Pastor The Best Place to Live in Dixie Is Carolina The Best Place to Trade in Carolina Is at THE DIXIE STORES CENTRAL, SOUTH CAROLINA ERNEST D. CAMPBELL, Manager WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Pell Cay, Ala. Diligent in business, fervent in Spirit, serving the Lord. Rev. R. E. Snipes, Pastor Compliments of MRS. HARRIET E. MILLER General Evangelist of the South Carolina Conference Route No. 2, Wellford, S. C. CASSELS' 5 86 10 Central, South Carolina Compliments of COMMUNITY STORE L. R. Sims, Manager Central, South Carolina if if if A James 'k George ' John A 'Ir A A FOWLER BROS. CLEANERS Spartanburg, S. C. , A 7 ,vv Outfitters to Gentlemen W. M. HOPKINS 86 SON Main Street Easley, S. C. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. WALTER PARKS Pisgah, N. C. QAf WESLEYAN METHODIST CAMP MEETING Greer, South Carolina South Carolina Conference AUGUST 17-27 Evangelist: Rev. H. Robb French Song Evangelist: Rev. F. B. Dennard Pianist: Mrs. J. B. 'Childs Children Worker: Mrs. Robb French Young People's Leader: Rev. V. A. Mitchell R. C. Kendrick, Pres. J. B. I-Iilson, See. and Treas. J. N. MORGAN ESTATE N Dealer in General Merchandise J. G. Center, Manager CALL Fon BLANTON'S If you Want the best in COFFEE AND EXTRACTS 'P For 22 years a leader in quality CATEECHEE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Rev.' V. A. Mitchell, Pastor Cateechee, S. C. Compliments of LYMAN CAFE , LYMAN, S. C. JOHN G. ATHANAELOS, Prop. 2.-. Y . -. ...gf-f-r-A-:r:'r . 1 , -.. - -K '- ' a v, ,.- . ,,.,-.,.. Emma, N- C- Compliments of - Bible Scllool 10:00 A. M. Q CLEMENT MEMQRIAL 0 WESLEYAN Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. METHODIST CHURCH Young Peoplets Meeting Cor. 7th and Amherst Avenue 6:45 P. M. Altavista, Virginia Evangelistic Service 7:30 P. M. Rev. D. C. Stone, Pastor uCome thou with us and we phone 131-M r will do thee goodf, A 912 7th Street Rev. Marie G. Downer, Pastor if i 1 to Af ! f 2 DOWNER CHAPEL 1 . 1 A i x i pl . lg, eh. COMPLIMENTS OF K DOBSON LUMBER COMPANY Inc. 4 C0mP1imemS Of W Duckett Funeral Home Dealers in A Central, South Carolina Lumber and Buildeifs Supplies Phones 241-242 Greer, S. C. BEAUTIFUL STYLES G e o r g e s EXCELLENT VALUES Pharmacy VV L L RQANE COUNTY'S Cannon Shoe Store QLDEST Slwes For The Entire Family 4 LARGEST- vv E BEST 2 South Main Street Pmme 103 GREEN VILLE, S. C. ROCKWOOD, TENN- COMPLIMXEN TS Of THE FACULTY Q, 4 dr You Need the Best for Effective Service! Houghton is a fully accredited Wesleyan Methodist College combining high standards of scholarship with personal Christian faith and life. The college offers courses lead- ing to the A.B. and B.S. degrees and preparation for teach- ing, the ministry, missionary work, and various professions. Speed your preparation for service in our War-torn World by attending the 1944 Summer School: Twelve-week se,- mester, May 24 through August 11, Eight-Week session, July 3 through August 25. ' For further information and-beautifully illustrated catalogue of the Summer School write Dr. George E. Moreland, the director. For further information and catalogue of the regular school year write the Registrar. HCUGHTON COLLEGE HoUcHToN, NEW YORK VV SUN CREST BOTTLING co. 1207 W. Morehead Street y Phone No. 42193 Charlotte, N, C, AA ' Missionaiy in Spirit Supports Five Native Workers Five School Children FIRST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Roanoke, Virginia REV. CHARLES K. GENTRY, Pastor Motto: We Preach not ourselves, but Christ Jesus the Lord. 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