Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1946 volume:

Property of Alumni Ministries Please do not remove. ' ti N I S, •■ ■:■::::,:-:.  '  1 I UsT- : . « U l ' • — ' te x r .. i I) rb c s OP e ivs tb e 0° o - ' ' Of COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA In ke siuial NINETEEN FORTY- SIX Looking Through The Executive Door The Side Door The Classroom Door The Open Door Behold, I set before thee an o-pen door. ... — Revelation 3:8. xDeJLicateJL y-a MISS MYRTLE HEATH, Dietician B.A. Georgetown College; M.A. Columbia University; At Columbia Bible College Since 1939 The sweetest lives are those to duty wed, Whose deeds both great and small Are close-knit strands of an unbroken thread, Where love ennobles all. The world may sound no trumpets, ring no bells, The Book of Life the . . . record tells. sj; :fc Thou shalt be served thyself by every sense Of service which thou renderest. ■ — Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Pounds of willing cooperation Barrels of patient supervision Bushels of loving interest Gallons of unconscious humility Pounds of quiet efficiency Combine the willing cooperation with the patient supervision. Add the loving interest which has been well sifted. Blend in quiet efficiency and season with unconscious humil- ity. Add a dash of help where needed. After mixing thoroughly, place in white uniform and put in charge of one large kitchen. Serves over two hundred people daily. Top Right: Health the Heath Way. Right: The Marie Chef at Ease. ■•All hands on deck ' CBC In Perspective Graduate House, Pickens Street ke (executive cat ROBERT C. McQUILKIN, D.D., President English Bible, Biblical Hermeneutics B.A., University of Pennsylvania; D.D., Wheaton College I really didn ' t xpect this . . . MR. H. T. PATTERSON Chairman of the Board of Trusts with MRS. PATTERSON Christian Service, Personal Evangelism MRS. WILLIAM L. WALKER B.A., Queens-Chi , College- FACULTY WICK BROOMALL Greek, Hebrew, Theology B.A., Maryville College M.A., Princeton University Th.B., Th.M., Princeto Theological Seminary. FRANK H. SELLS English Bible BA. in Biblical Education, Columbia Bible College; B.A., King College; Th.B., Th.M., Evangelical Theo- logical College. t f JOHN K.. MUNRO History B.A., Wheaton Col lege; Th.M., Dallas Theological FACULTY WILLIAM H. WALKER Spanish, Greek A.B., Wheaton College; Th.M., Dallas Theological KATHRYN L. WARREN English B.A., Buckncll Uni DOROTHY M. STRAUSS DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN Christian Service B.A., Northwestern TJnivc THOMAS M. PETTY Christian Service B.A., Asbury College; M.A., in Biblical Education, Co- lumbia Bible College. SARA M. PETTY Directed Teaching B.A., Asbury College; M.A., in Biblical Education, Co- lumbia Bible College. STAFF First I Webendorf The dictionary defines staff as coming from a Sanskrit word meaning he sup- ports , or in a military sense as an establishment of officers who assist a commander in the administration, command, and supply of the troops. So the staff members serve quietly behind the scenes to support the program of C. B. C. In the extension department we carry into effect the plans of the board and faculty. In the offices of the president, registrar, or dean we aid in the administration and command of the troops, and in the kitchen, the library, the infirmaries, the guest department, or the business office, we assist in the supply of the many varied needs of these troops of Christian soldiers in training. We rejoice in the confidence that our service is an important part of our Captain ' s plan. ■ 3£v ' MRS. SELLS MISS WOOD MISS BRICGS d MISS MOORE MR. AND MRS. MARKHAM ke L a taant aat GRADUATE SCHOOL OFFICERS President Marion- Hopkins Vice-President Kathryn Pierce Secretary-Treasurer Irene Bonjour Adviser Miss Sara Petty The graduate school again comes to the foreground for quality rather than quantity. Though, perhaps, we are the youngest group of Grads so far, we are teachers, secretaries, nurses, and missionaries under appointment. Hailing mostly from the East, we come from as far north as Maine, as far south as Ecuador, and as far west as Texas. We are certain that even as we have come together through these narrow doors, the Lord will thrust wide for us the doors of the world. ROSE EILEEN GERTISSER A.B., Hofstra College; A.M., New York University. For to me to live is Christ. Phil. 1:21. FMF Active Member ; Orchestra Director, 1. KATHRYN COOPER LOCKETT B.S., East Tennessee State College That 1 may know Him . . . That in all things He might have the preeminence. Phil. 3:10; Col. 1:18. FMF Associate Member; Philobib- lonian, II. KATHRYN FLORENCE PIERCE B.A., in Biblical Education, Colum- bia Bible College. My soul folloteeth hard after thee, thy right hand upholdclh me. Psalm 63:8. Class Vice-President, I; FMF Ac- tive Member; CeBeCean Assistant News Editor, I. Not Pictured L. MADOLYN PRESCOTT A. B., Gordon College. That 1 may know Him and tin power of His resurrection. Phil. 3:10. First Row: Martin, Gertisser, Fish, Lockett, V. Wyckoff, C. Wyckoff. Second Row: Jarimillo, Bonjour, Pierce, Gordon, Hopkins, Vinson. Third Row: Chilton, Howell, Prescott. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Douglas Cather Vice-Presi dent . . . Amelie Ewbank Secretary Treasurer Brunner Tschudy A Jviser Dr. Allen Fleece CATHER, EWBANK, DR. FLEECE, KEMPER, TSCHUDY No magical Open sesame! opened C. B. C. ' s portals to the class of ' 46, but to a clear, Thus saith the Lord we came from far and near. She opened wide her doors to a timid freshman knock, and one by one, year by year, she has taken us in. Friendly, these doors — sympathetic, sociable, intellectual, spiritual, longsuffer- ing — when we make the inevitable mistakes. Graduation, her ultimate passageway, presents itself all too soon as that great door and effectual is opened to us by Him who opens and none can shut. JOHN with the golden FLEECES T ' All aboard for Thanksgiving stunt s. eniors BETTY ADAMS Fort Worth, Texas My soul, wait thou only upon God; for my expectation is from him. Psalm 62:5. Class Secretary, I, Vice-President, III; FMF Associate Member, Prayer Group Leader, IV; Philobiblonian Sergeant-at-Arms, I, President, II, Critique, IV; Chorus, I, II. BETTY ANNE BANKS Claymont, Delaware Only fear the Lord, and serve him in truth zcith all your heart; for consider hozc %rcat things he hath done for you. I Samuel 12:24. FMF Active Member; Editor Fini. Music Chairman, IV. Ill ; Student Association ROBERT H. BRUHN, JR. Brooklyn, New York Have no ■ommanded thee? Be strong and of a good courage; be not affrighted neither be thou dismayed: for the Lord thy God is zcith thee whithersoever thou goest. Joshua 1 :9. FMF Active Member; Prayer Group Leader, III. DOUGLAS COOKMAN CATHER Bristol, Tennessee Let us run zcith patience the race that is set before us, . . . looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith. Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, today, and forever. Hebrews 12:1-2; 13:8. FMF Active Member; Vice-President Southeastern Region. MILDRED LOUISE CLARK Johnson City, Tennessee That I may know Him. . . . For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. Philippians 3:10; 1:21. FMF Active Member; Philobiblonian Secretary, III; Chorus, II, III, IV. HOWARD T. CROSS Dunmore, Pennsylvania He must increase, but I must decrease. . . . That I may know him. John 3:30; Philippians 3:10. Class President, II; FMF Active Member, Treasurer, III, Presi- dent, IV; Men ' s Dormitory President, IV. MARIE DUERKSEN Newton, Kansas Being confident of this very thing, that he which hath begun, a good zeork in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Philippians 1:6. FMF Active Member. AMELIE LUCAS EWBANK Hendersonville, North Carolina In all thy ways acknowledge him and he shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:6. Class Vice-President, IV; FMF Active Member, Prayer Group Leader, IV; Philobiblonian Secretary, II; Assistant Literary Editor, Finial, III; CeBeCean Managing Editor, IV. ADAMS BRUHN CLARK DUERKSEN 1946 FAUNTINE LUETTA FRENCH Bluefield, West Virginia ' All :h:gs zcork together for good to them that love God, who the called according to his purpose Romans Class Vice-President, II; FMF Associate Membc Manager Finial, III. CATHERINE MARY GLADUN Wilmington, Delaware Faithful is he that callcth you, zcho will also do it. I Thessalonians 5:24. FMF Active Member, Prayer Group Leader, III; Philobiblonian, I, II, III, IV. HELEN MARTIN GROSS Bluefield, West Virginia Blessed he the Lord, the God of Israel, who only doeth wondrous things. Psalm 72:18. FMF Active Member, Prayer Group Leader, II; Philobiblonian, I; Co-Editor Finial, III; CeBeCean Editor, III. JEWEL MAE HORNE Roseboro, North Carolina can do all things through Christ which strengthened Philippians 4:13. FMF Associate Member; Philobiblonian, I. HELEN LOUISE JOHNSON Greenwood, South Carolina Delight thyself in the Lord and he shall give thee the desires of thine heart; commit thy way unto the Lord, trust also in him and he shall bring it to pass. Psalm 37:4-5. Class Secretary, III; FMF Active Member; Philobiblonian Scrgeant-at-Arms, III, President, IV; CeBeCean Staff, IV. LILL1E MAE KEMPER York, Pennsylvania And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who arc the called according to his purpose. Romans 8:28. FMF Active Member; Philobiblonian Sergeant-at-Arms, IV. JOHN WESLEY KENNEDY Knoxville, Tennessee ght have ti That in all things H Colossians 1:18. FMF Active Member, Treasurer, II, President, III, Regular Chairman, I; Student Association Treasurer, II, President, IV. PAUL WILLIAM LEACH Paw Paw, West Virginia These are written that ye might believe ... John 20:31. GLADUN HORNE KEMPER LEACH s. eniors PAUL HENRY LEBER Chalfont, Pennsylvania That in all things He might have the preeminence. Colossians 1:18. Class President, I, Treasurer, II; FMF Associate Member, Prayer Group Leader, II; Philologian President, II. PAUL EDWARD McCULLOUGH Mount Vernon, New York And this is the record, thai God hath given us eternal life, and this life is in His Sou. I John 5:11. HELEN SHOCKLEY McMAHAN Greenville, South Carolina That I max know him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his sufferings, becoming conformed unto his death. Philippians 3:10. Class Secretary, II; FMF Active Member, Prayer Group Leader, III; Philobib ' lonian Scrgeant-at-Arms, II; Student Association Program Chairman, IV. IDA MAE NELMS Atlanta, Georgia Being confident of this -very thing, that he which ha begun a good work in you will perform it until the day Jesus Christ. Philippians 1:6. FMF Active Member, Prayer Group Leader, IV; Philobiblonia Sergeant-at-Arms, III. FLORENCE SHIRLEY PARKER Mount Mourne, North Carolina Commit thy way unto the Lord; trust also in him, shall bring it ' to pass. Psalm 37:5. FMF Active Member, Prayer Group Leader, III. THELMA PARKER H I LTON- Vl LL AGE , VlRGINI A Only fear the Lord and serve him in truth with a heart for consider how great things he hath done fo, I Sa FMF Active Member; Chorus, I, II. CATHERINE PEEKE Weaverville, North Carolina For all things are yours . . . And ye are Christ ' s and Christ is God ' s. I Corinthians 3:21, 23. FMF Active Member, Prayer Group Leader, II, Secretary, n Vice-President, III. II; Philobiblonian, III; Student As: WILLIAM GRADY PRICE Lugoff, South Carolina According to my earnest expectation and my hope, that in nothing I shall be ashamed, but that with all boldness, as always, so now also Christ shall be magnified in my body, whether it be by life, or by death. Philippians 1 :20. LEBER McCULLOUGH McMAHAN NELMS S. PARKER T. PARKER PEEKE PRICE 1946 LOVEN RADIONOFF Detroit, Michigan Christ is all, and in all. Your life is hid with Christ in God. Colossjans 3:11, 3. FMF Active Member, Prayer Group Leader, III; Philobiblonian, I, II, III, IV, President, III; Literary Editor Finial, III; CcBcCean Feature Editor, III; Associate Editor, IV. JOSEPH HAMMOND ROBINS, JR. Severn, Virginia The Lord is my shepherd; I shall vol want. Psalm 23:1. Class Treasurer, III; Philologian Vice-President, III; Pho- tography Editor Finial, III. ADA AGNES RUPERT Emigsville, Pennsylvania Looking unto Jesus, I faith ... Hebrews 12:2. FMF Active Member; Wor nthor and perfeclor of Dormitory President, III. VIRGINIA V. TAYLOR Dillon, South Carolina When thou passes! through the waters, I will be with thee; when thou zcalkest through the fire, thou shall not be burned, neither shall the flame kindle upon thee. Isa.ah 43:2. BRUNNER CECIL TSCHUDY Lebanon, Pennsylvania For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. Philippians 1:21. Class Treasurer, IV. GEORGE WALTER WAGGONER Mt. Vernon, Illinois But my God — so great is his wealth of glory in Christ Jesus —will fully supply (Weymouth). ed of you Philippians 4:19 MARY LOU WILLIAMS Black Mountain, North Carolina But God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever. Psalm 73:26. FMF Active Member. JOYCE M. C. YOST Baltimore, Maryland He hath brought me up out of an horrible pit . . . he hath put a new song in my mouth. For he satisfieth the longing soul, and filleth the hungry soul with goodness. Psalm 40:1-2; 107:9. FMF Active Member; Philobiblonian Sergeant-at-Arms, I, II; Art Editor Finial, III; CeBeCean Staff Artist, II, III; Chorus, I, II. PICTURE NOT APPEARING JETTIE O ' DELL Spray, North Carolina The Lord God is a sun and shield; the Lord will give grace and glory; no good thing will He withhold from them that walk uprightly. Psalm 84:11. RADIONOFF ROBINS RUPERT TAYLOR TSCHUDY WAGGONER WILLIAMS YOST MR. WALKER RISH mumpower Mcdowell JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Sam McDowell Vice-President Josephine Mumpower Secretary Rudy Rish Treasurer Paul Becker (Not Pictured) Adviser Mr. William Walker Top to Bottom: Listen, my children, and you shall hear. Still liappy — Black Cats at large. End of a perfect hike. First Row: Stanfield, Gill, Jump, Ketteman, Orr, T. Cronk, D. Cronk, McDowell, Wells, Pfost, Thompson, Kantov, Rikard. Second Row: Newman, F. Marshall, H. Marshall, S. Miller, Tallman, Mumpower, Becker, Gordon, Webendorfcr, Rish, Dur- rance, Mize, Beene. Third Row: Woodley, Stoddard, Long, Morgan, D. Miller, Naile, Smith, Lyle, Easley, Fountain, Credillc, Ekstrom, Schmoyer. Just because we were caught napping when the seniors sneaked does not mean we are always that way. For instance, those juniors you saw snapping pictures for the Finial were very much awake. Neither was the class napping socially, for our breakfast hike to Earlewood Park and our outing at Lake Emerald bear witness that we were not asleep. But the fun of being a CeBeCer is not the only reason we love being here. What- ever we wanted whe n we first came has taken definite proportions and deeper meaning as each year has passed. Closing the door on three years of precious and happy experiences, we look expectantly toward the door that opens into that climaxing senior year with the knowledge that He it is that doth go before us. SOPHOMORE CLASS JONES YATES MR. PETTY POWELL BUNCH OFFICERS President Neal Jones Vice-President Muriel Yates Secretary Mildred Powell Treasurer James Bunch Adviser Mr. Thomas Petty Top Left: Honics and the hive— Open House; Right: Receiving two-year cer- tificates, WOODLEY, EOYER, GRUBE, BRITT, YATES, TAYLOR ; Bottom Left: Victory Sophs; Right: Big Chief KNOWLTON. First Row: Osborne, Allebach, Wilson, Strieker, Moore, G. Powell, Booz, Neva Jones, M. Powell, Seigler, Crube, McMullen, Boyer, Tait, Corbett, Wuest, Bunch. Second Row: Michaelsen, Sarah Kennedy, Stevens, A. Newsom, Wheeler, Pomazal, Hutchinson, Sue Kennedy, Mayers, Townsend, Stiger, Daniel, Lane, R. Wilson, Harris. Third Row: Neal Jones, Shenod, W. Taylor, Yates, M. Buckley, Bans, McQuilkin, Lynch, Phillips, Armstrong, Schleh r, Knowlton, Chapman, R. Rhode. Fourth Row: Walters, Seanor, W. Tucker, Hungerpiller, Day, Rogers, Earnest, L. Wilson, Shumpert, Duvall, E. Buckley, Adcox, Birchfield. Those growing pains that came last year when we were freshmen are beginning to show results in this, our sophomore year, as we emerge from C. B. C. ' s portals as the Victory Class. We have been victorious not only in our Christian service and classroom work, but also in social activities — clean-up campaign, football game, picnics, hikes, and class meetings. It is no wonder that our class goes to victory in every undertaking when this prayer is for us: . . . that they may be one, as thou, Father, art in me, and I in thee, that hey also may be one in us: that the world may believe that thou hast sent me. We are one in Christ, and it is our aim to show forth His salvation from day to day — to declare His glory among the nations — to delieht to do His will. FRESHMAN CLASS Row: Gilchrist, Graves, Bransford, Haughey, Burnett, Datvvyler, Edge, Davis, Childs, Blue, Duncan, Dillinger, Grosskopf. d Row: Delaney, Goodall, Ferguson, Crane, Bates, Barnett, Beard, Dysart, Doversplke, Bost, Carr, Goldfinch. Third Row: lerich, Carpenter, Gantt, Beal, Chakmakian, Cochran, Gehman, Adolph, Buhler, Atkins, Coker. OFFICERS President Harold Legant Vice-President .... Wayne Marshall Secretary Mary Allen Most Treasurer . . . Mary Helen Perkinson Adviser Miss Sara Petty PERKINSON, MARSHALL, LEGANT, MOST For several weeks after our arrival in Columbia we were in a maze of classes, as- signments, social times, and other extra-curricular activities, but before long we settled down into the full swing of college life. While our hearts are still glowing with the memory of the faculty reception, our picnics, Open House, Thanksgiving Day, and all the other social First Row: King, M. Tucker, C. Tucker, Vail, Kemp, Lee, Winstead, Newsum, Link, Pennington, Lindsey, Welch, Wagner, Shumpert. Second Row: Newell, Vander Molen, Reinhart, Woodbury, Wright, Spcanburg, Overstieet, Schrepfcr, Meek, Marshall, Parsons. Third Row: Popp, Richards, Rowlee, Most, Roberge, Moore, McWilliams, Perkinson, Wentling, Wonders. Fourth Row: H. Smith, R. Miller, L. Osborne, Legant, W. Rhode, Jeffcoat, Sorrells, C. Turner, Kenny, Leach. events, we can never forget how precious has been our study of God ' s Word. Through it all, the joy of the Lord has so filled our hearts that we can ' t imagine how anything could be more wonderful than our first year at CBC. On the Dot Concentration Camp Scon,, Semester Addh This Is CBC . . . THE St ' 1 Call, gc tioce ke cz ide == JJ)aa i STUDENT Student Council One by one from far and near we have come to step rnrough wide-flung doors into one great big, happy family — the student body of C. B. C. Never to be forgotten are clean-up campaigns, Truth for Youth broadcasts, the Thanksgiving Day celebrations, the Christmas party, Sunday afternoon Sings , and Spring Musicale — all under the direction of our own Association. As we look beyond into new horizons and step out from the doors of our Alma Mater, we are grateful to our heavenly Father for the training in leadership and service, for Chris- tian fun and fellowship, for growth and strengthening of spiritual life which being a part of the C. B. C. family has meant. OFFICERS President John Kennedy Vice-Pres ident Catherine Peeke Secretary Treasure; KENNEDY, POMAZAL, PEEKE, SHERROD ASSOCIATION THE FINIAL STAFF Editor Mary Irwin Gordon Co-Editor Lois Pfost Art Editor Muriel Webendorfer Literary Editor Kathleen Lyle Photography Editor Sue Miller Assistants Prentiss Childs, Glen Turner Business Manager Mary Jane Thompson Advertising Manager Mildred Long Assistants . . . Robert Cochran, Grace Durranc ' e Subscription Managers .... Margaret Fountain, Paul Ketteman Typists Doris Miller, Carolyn Orr Our WINninr Editor The work of the Finial staff need not be explained, for its essence you have before you. Not shown in black and white, however, are the hours of planning, persistent photograph- ing and editing — the unforeseen difficulties and sudden brainstorms which demonstrated the capability of those concerned, the help of members of other classes which made the Finial even more representative of the school as a whole, and the willing cooperation which made working as a staff a privilege. Not evident either are the answered prayers and supplied needs LOIS and MARY JAXE ge and for a flash pictur 1946 deal clinched MURIEL and KATHLEEN just relaxing which strengthened our faith and manifested the all-sufficiency of our God. These, with the business training acquired, have made our work a valuable experience. Grateful for the continued contribution of the Finial to the life of C. B. C, we add this issue to its predecessors in their common purpose to depict each year ' s activities and stu- dent body in a way which will point all eyes upward to Christ and outward to a world which needs Him. The Snappe Another full-page ad? The CeBeCean STAFF J. ROBERTSON McQUILKIN Editor Editor Robertson McQuilkin LITERARY STAFF News Editor Associate Feature Editor . . . . . Winnie Tucker Art and Photographs Editor . . Muriel Webendorfer Assistant Art Editor .... . Wayne Marshall ... Win Gordon, Helen Johnso N, H :len Gross, Peg Roberge, NiCKEY BARNE rr, M R.E Lynch. BUSINESS STAFF Business mid Circulation Manager . . Amelie Ewbank Assistant Business Manager . . . . . Paul Leber Assistant Circulation Manager . . Paul Wonders C HRI TINE Tucker, Mar.e Poim ' , Majorie Goldi IN :h, Ele [■ha Dillinger Faculty Adviser William H. Walker Do you have any news? Where ' s the ' Dumitory Man ' ? What happened to that typist? Will you help dummy this proof? Here, run this down to the printer. And the CeBeCean goes to press! This year C. B. S. ' s student publication has emerged a little more from its embryonic stage into a vital organ of school life. This fourteenth year of publication has not only seen continued growth in the production itself, but also has contributed again toward the employ- ment and development of each staff member ' s talents for further use in the Master ' s service. THE STAFF Seated: Norwood, Radionoff, Leber Nelms, Johnson, Po , Radionoff, Leber, McQuilkin, Ewbank, Webendorfer, Pierce. Standing: Burnett, Marshall, Gordon, Popp, Goldfinch, McMullen, Dillinger, Lindsey, Lynch, Wonders, Buhler, Tucker. 32 MUSIC First Row: Dux .ill, Cochran, Neva Jones, Welch, Turne Goldfinch, Popp. Second Row: C. Wyckoff, Gehman, Buhler, Blue, Radionoff. , Gather, Ekstrom, Drummond, Kemper, Tucke Bost, Clark, Parsons, Meek, Ovcrstreet, Cran Music is a door by which the joys and sorrows of human hearts have found expression. At C. B. C. this year, trios and quartettes, instrumental and vocal soloists, along with the chorus of mixed voices, have stood upon its threshold to bring praises to the Lord Jehovah. It matters little by what means the door of music is opened, for there are many keys which fit its lock. But all that is done for the glory of Him who is the Door flings its portals open widest. Good A ' . ws Quartet Trumpet Trio— McQUILKIN, COAKER and HARRIS ™V JMK RXKARD a d NORWOOD LITERARY SOCIETIES Founta Kneeling: Sherrod, Secretary-Treasurer; Newman, President; Wilson, Vice-President. Si Scrgeant-at-Arms; Kemper, Sergeant-at-Arms ; Johnson, President; Lyle, Vice-President; Gruhe, Secretary Standing: Ncal Jones, Strieker, Norwood, Thompson, Gordon, Popp, Harris, Lockett, Bans, Radionoff, D Molen, Nelms, Rish, Newsom, Gehman, Clark, Gilchrist, Gladum, Roberge, Richards, Woodbu Vande McMahan, Adams With the earnest desire to make Him known burning in our hearts, the Literary Societies have endeavored to meet the need of a well-rounded slant on Biblical education. This year the Philobiblonian and Philologian Literary Societies have held joint meetings in an effort to enrich and build up both groups. The programs are designed in such a way as to develop in the members an ability to make Him known with greater effectiveness and -beauty in the realms of literature and public speaking. PHILOBIBLONIAN OFFICERS PHILOLOGIAN OFFICERS S. MILLER, GRUHE, JOHNSON, LYLE, KEMPER SHERROU, WILSON, NEWMAN Out-of -Doors . . . HARRY JR and the WONDER Hoy showing o The Gracious Lady «: Thanksgiving Cheerleader Football game with Ben Lippcn Boys ' School LILLIE ' S softballs Thcs seem to have the ioyhelh ke weu = L)aat 7 CHRISTIAN C. B. C. Booth at State Fair. (Inset) Group leaving for Fair Grounds C. B. C. students, staff, and faculty are daily challenged with innumerable open doors into the hearts of the people of Columbia and its vicinity. Many students are met each week by people who are hungry to hear the word of God in hospitals, Bible clubs, Sunday School classes, and in churches pastored by many of the young men. A new open door this year has been the Bible classes in the public schools taught by members of the senior class in practice teaching. In these and other forms of Christian service there is accorded a daily opportunity to work out in vital experience the knowledge acquired in our courses of study and a means of carrying out the command of the Lord to preach the Gospel to every creature. SERVICE SORRELLS and ARMSTRONG leaving for weekly assignment III H. SMITH— Industrial School Old M.ii.i S.-v.n Teachers? PEEK.E and PARKER STUDENT FOREIGN Prayer Group Leaders FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER First Row: Kantor, Stanfield. Second Row: Powell, Boone, Pfost. Third Row: Wells, Knowlton, Wuest, McQuilkin. Row: Moore, Mun Ekstrom, Duerksen S. H. Smith, Cronk. Second Lane, Gr To most of the students of C. B. C. the letters, FMF, symbolize Saturday night meetings, week-end deputations, Regional Conferences, and other ways of presenting the needs of the mission field. The purpose of the weekly meetings of the stu dent FMF is to keep us informed of the needs of the various parts of the earth in order that we may pray more intel- ligently for the millions who have never heard of Christ. There is a special burden of prayer for our alumni, now totaling more than 170, who have gone out through the doors of the world into the harvest fields. ■J B ■KM u Hi 3 i W «m I B, J Ml. I Hi ft I flm OFFICERS President Howard Cross Second Semester Frank Wuest Vice-President Derwood Lane Secretary Neva Jones Treasurer Edward Seanor Adviser Dr. G. Allen Fleece CROSS. JONES, LANE, SEANOR MISSIONS FELLOWSHIP The Regional Conferences have enabled some of us to get a glimpse through these open doors into the regions beyond, for no one can better present the needs of these fields than those who have been laboring there. Since this year has seen the merger of the FMF with the IVF, the spring Regional Conference was held jointly by the two organizations. The week-end deputations have afforded many opportunities to give out the gospel and present the needs of the mission field to the people in and around Columbia. These deputations have been of equal blessing to those students who have taken part. Through these activities of the FMF, we feel that we have a part in taking the Lord Jesus Christ unto the uttermost. C. B. C. delegates to Regional Conference at Bryan University All set for week-end deputation VISITING SPEAKERS DR. AND MRS. TOM LAMBIE Ethiopia and Palestine R. AND MRS. N. I. SALOFF-ASTOKHOFF AND ALUMNI D. STUART CLARK. HCJB and Ecuador WILL NORTON AND SON A frica ROBERT DAWSON, Mexico; HAROLD PATTERSON; JAMES BELOTE, Ilaaaii. DR. AND MRS. J. A. MORRIS KIMBER, former Bible College Registrar and Hostess. Now at University of Souther,, California. Compliments of tJ-OK 1925 ' W ST SEE THE NEW 1946 PONTIAC Now on Display . . 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Meetings are held in Huston Hall, an auditorium seat- ing twelve hundred people. 1946 Summer Program Young People ' s Conference June 15 to 23 The Summer School June 24 to August 2 August Conferences General and Young People ' s Conference August 3 to 11 Ministers and Christian Workers August 13 to Hi Bible and Christian Life August 17 to 25 For information, write to Mrs. W. L. Walker Conference Secretary Until June 1, COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE After June 1, BEN LIPPEN, ROUTE 4 Asheville, North Carolina BEN LIPPEN BOYS SCHOOL Grades 8 through 12 24,000 feet above sea level in western North Carolina. Preparation for college and for life: athletics, band, mountain hiking, Bible study, and other activities under the direction of Christian men instructors. Dr. Robert C. McQuii.kin, President Write Jonathan G. Williams, Principal, B.A., University of California; M.A. in Bib- lical Education, Columbia Bible College. BEN LIPPEN CAMP SIDNEY F. 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RODGER ' S BROTHERS SERVICE STATION Complr ' i ' k Servicing and Lubrication Gulf Gas and Oil Corner Taylor and Pickens Streets Phone 6640 Columbia, South Carolina THE CAPITOL CAFE 1 ' iider the Same Roof Shire 1905 1210 MAIN ST. COLUMBIA, S. C. Compliments of COLUMBIA DAIRIES 917 MAIN STREET PHONES 3171-3172 COLUMBIA, S. C. Pearce-Young Angel Company Wholesale Food Dealers AIMS TO PLEASE YOUR COLLEGE Columbia, S. C. 828 GERVAIS STREET Phone 2-4315 SAVE YOUR OLD SHOES Phone 2-5462 Ask Your Friends ROBERTS ' SHOE REPAIRING We Can Help You Walk in Comfort 1319 SUMTER STREET COLUMBIA, S. C. J. W. BOND BICYCLES RENTED, SOLD AND SERVICED Phone 3773 1KM Hampton Avknue COLUMBIA, S. C. s. H. KRESS CO. 1508 to 18 Main Street COLUMBIA SOUTH CAROLINA Wi ILL YOU REMEMBER 1946 : Yes, the 1940 Graduates certainly will . . . and the rest of us will, too, because it is our first post-war year following history ' s greatest conflict. But will we remember that again, in spite of the rising trend of all other living costs early in 1946, Electricity was probably the only item on a household budget that DID NOT increase in jjrice nor decrease in quality nor was it rationed nor hard to get. Congratulations to the graduates and best wishes for a fruitful and successful life in whatever field you may chose. SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC 6- GAS COMPANY Serving Central South Carolina 63 Men, toiling in the depths, hew out granite, for monuments to stand for- ever. Our part, in creating this 194-6 Yearbook, has been with the hope that we hare built a monument of happy memories of the students of this great institution. CAROLINA ENGRAVING COMPANY Yearbook Engravers Columbia, South Carolina RANDOM SHOTS STUDENT DIRECTORY Adams, Betty 211 Insurance Building, Ft. Worth, Texas Adcox, Tommye N Berry, Alabama Allebach, Marion A Route 1, Sellersville, Pa. Armstrong, Evelyn E. . .1827 E Street, N. E., Washington, D. C. Atkins, Reginald C 539 Dorset Avenue, Portsmouth, Va. Banks, Betty A IS Seminole Avenue, Claymont, Del. Bamett, Hazel M 5933 Pershing Avenue, St. Louis 14, Mo. Bans, Eugenia L 512 Screven Street, Quitman, Ga. Bates, Ola P Grundy Route, Somerset, Ky. Beal, Charles H 921 N. Central Ave., Hapeville, Ga. Beard, Leonard L Clearwater, S. C. Becker, Paul R 1218 Highland Street, Syracuse, N. Y. Beene, Delia A Route 2, Hixson, Tenn. Bigby, T. Rufus 412 S. Saluda Avenue, Columbia, S. C. Birchfield, Florence M Route 2, Roan Mountain, Tenn. Blade, Robert E 515 Millbank Road, Upper Darby, Pa. Blue, Betty D Route 7, Box 828 A, Ft. Worth, Texas Bonjour, Irene H 274 High Street, Orange, N. J. Boone, {Catherine I. . Box S-38, Grand Avenue, Elsinore, Calif. Booz, Marjorie E 100 S. Clifton Avenue, Aldan, Pa. Borman, Marlytte B 12 Richards Street, Geneva, 111. Bost, Sara E 208 Fink Street, Concord, N. C. Boyer, Anna M Route 1, % Justus Craun, York, Pa. Bransford, Annie Lee . . 5 1 E. Cheatham St., Union City, Tenn. Brendle, Raymond W 122 Reservoir Street, Lancaster, Pa. Britt, James H Experiment, Ga. Brown, Lyle E 1212 Buffalo Road, Erie, Pa. Bruhn, Robert H., Jr 1019 Eighth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Buckley, Evelyn J Box 216A, Route 6, Duluth, Minn. Buckley, Mildred E Box 216A, Route 6, Duluth, Minn. Buhler, Joyce N 149 Madison Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bunch, James F 811 Freedom Avenue, Portsmouth, Va. Burnett, Ottie Sue 524 E. Cheatham St., Union City, Tenn. Buyers, James W 11 Pine Street, Christiana, Pa. Carries, William T Route 5, Lancaster, S. C. Carpenter, Gustava V Star Route, Susquehanna, Pa. Carr, A. Elizabeth. .4804 Terrace R C. P., Birmingham, Ala. Gather, Douglas C 1518 Tremont Avenue, Bristol, Tenn. Chakmakian, Zaven 27 N. Dean Street, Englewood, N. J. Chapman, Mary Pat Camp Road 5, Greenville, S. C. Childs, Prentiss Box 152, Manomet, Plymouth, Mass. Chilton, M. Charlotte. .156 Grove Street, North Plainfield, N. J. Clark, Mildred L. . .601 W. Maple Street, Johnson City, Tenn. Cochran, Doris M Route 8, Greenville, S. C. Cochran, Robert F., Jr.. W4 Gonzales Gardens, Columbia, S. C. Cohn, James Richie 355 Virginia Avenue, Columbia, S. C. Colin, Ossie Ann (Mrs.).. 355 Virginia Avenue, Columbia, S. C. Collins, Edward V Route 5, Greenville, S. C. Corbett, William L Route 1, Springfield, S. C. Cowger, Janet Ft. Seybert, West Va. Crane, Alice R 426 Evesham Avenue, Baltimore 12, Md. Credille, Martha Siloam, Ga. Cronk, Daniel R 23032 Cayuga Avenue, Hazel Park, Mich. Cronk, Trula M. (Mrs.) .. 23032 Cayuga Ave., Hazel Park, Mich. Cross, Howard T 1510 Clay Avenue, Dunmorc, Pa. Cunningham, Gladys Route 3, Marianna, Fla. Daniel, Robert C Lincolnton, Ga. Datwyler, Emoretta M Box 159, Cortland, Ohio Davidson, Alice K Rawlings-Miller Funeral Home, Sevierville, Tenn. Davis, Nettie Ruth 1721 Plaza, Charlotte, N. C. Day, Alpha S 617 Hamilton Street, Johnson City, Tenn. Delaney, Virginia M 920 Beltline Blvd., Columbia, S. C. Dillinger, Elctha Rae.514 Lafayette St., Grand Haven, Mich. Doverspike, William F 114 S. Salem Avenue, Sumter, S. C. Drcschsel, Edgar A 94 Tiffany Place, Maplewood, N. J. Duerksen, S. Marie 528 W. 12th Street, Newton, Kan. Duncan, Dorothy F Box 412, Clarkesville, Ga. Durrance, Grace 917 Crawford, Ft. Myers, Fla. Duvall, Nellie G 1353 Dupont Ave., S. E., Atlanta, Ga. Dysart, John W 1408 3rd Avenue, N. Nashville, Tenn. Easley, Betty H Leaksville, N. C. Edge, Joseph W 626 N. Lenola Road, Moorestown, N. J. Ekstrom, David P 343 W. College Street, Canonsburg, Pa. Elliott, Leonard H Irmo, S. C. Ernest, Faye T Route 1, Megargel, Texas Evertsberg, David N. . .2120 Horton Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich. Ewbank, Amelic L 8 Ferncliff Lane, Hendersonville, N. C. Ferguson, Dorothy 1418 Oakmont Road, Charleston, W. Va. Fisher, Dorothy M. . .1594 Woodward Ave., Lakewood 7, Ohio Fish, Mary Helen Route 1, Tipton, Mich. Fountain, Margaret B 6 E. Oak Avenue, Moorestown, N. J. French, Fauntine L Route 1, Box 280B, Bluefield, W. Va. Froehlich, Robert F., 2105 N. 44th Street, Apt. 1, Milwaukee 8, Wis. Fry, Russell F 627 W. Princess Street, York, Pa. Frye, Edith D. (Mrs.) Harrington, Maine Five, Norwcll P Harrington, Maine Gantt, M. Doris 1125J Woodrow Street, Columbia, S. C. Gehman, Marie E 364 Walnut Street, Denver, Pa. STUDENT DIRECTORY -Continued Gertisser, Rose E 57 Florence Avenue, Hempstead, N. Y. Gilchrist, F. Phoebe 231 N. 32nd Street, Camden, N. J. Gladun, Catherine M. 2416 La Mottc ' Street, Wilmington, Del. Gill, Edith B Route 1, Salisbury, N. C. Goldfinch, Marjory L 614 Beaty Street, Conway, S. C. Goodall, Wanda B. . 2121 E. 6th Street, Long Beach 4, Calif. Gordon, Edgar S., Jr Eastbrook, Maine Gordon, Jocclyn Box 96, Spray, N. C. Gordon, Mary Irwin Box 96, Spray, N. C. Gordy, Y. Z Route 2, West Columbia, S. C. Graves, Irma M Seagrovc, N. C. Gross, Helen M., Maple Acres, Route 1, Box 109A, Blue-field, W. Va. Grosskopf, Charles P 810 Rccdsdale Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Grube, Helen A 2652 N. Talley Court, Mobile, Ala. Hargrave, Opie C Mountain Home, Ark. Harris, Joy 2106 Marion Street, Columbia, S. C. Harris, Lois M 2106 Marion Street, Columbia, S. C. Harris, Richard B 2106 Marion Street, Columbia, S. C. Haselden, Alonzo H 120 S. Warley Street, Florence, S. C. Haughey, Christine V. (Mrs.) R. Route 1, New Era, Mich. Herron, June A 629 Schuylkill Street, Harrisburg, Pa. Hinkel, Margaret P. (Mrs.), ,627 W. Princess Street, York, Pa. Hodge, Esther N 2 Hillcrest Ave., Yorkville, N. Y. Hoellerich, Betty J. ,1030 S. Greenwood Ave., Maywood, 111. Hopkins, Marion E 41 S. 14 Street, Allentown, Pa. Home, Jewel M Route 1, Roseboro, N. C. Howell, John D., Jr Eutaw, Ala. Hungerpiller, Marian E Jamison, S. C. Hutchinson, Lula 1 1576 W. King Street, York, Pa. Hyatt, James Evans 1900 Liberty Street, Columbia, S. C. Jcffcoat, Lcola Route 2, Swansea, S. C. Johnson, Helen L 1520 S. Main Street, Greenwood, S. C. Johnson, Linton C East Tupelo, Miss. Jones, Mary Jane (Mrs.) . 22 Fairview Ave., N. Y. C. 33, N. Y. Jones, Morgan W 22 Fairview Ave., N. Y. C. 33, N. Y. Jones, Neal T Jeffersontown, Ky. Jones, Neva E R. F. D., Greenfield Center, New York Jump, Lillian L Star Route, Sidney, N. Y. Kantor, Albert 606 Bostwilk Avenue, Bridgeport 5, Conn. Kelly, Mary A Route 2, W. Columbia, S. C. Kemp, Annie 603 Cherokee Street, Marietta, Ga. Kemper, Lillie M Route 7, York, Pa. Kennedy, John W 1144 Eleanor Street, Knoxvillc, Tenn.. Kennedy, Sarah L 317 Johnson Street, Clinton, N. C. Kennedy, B. Sue 1144 Eleanor Street, Knoxville, Tenn. Kenney, Dorothy C. . 1905 Bailey Avenue, Chattanooga, Tenn. Kcttcman, Paul J Route 1, Macedonia, 111. King, Caro lyn Route 2, Candler, N. C. Knowlton, David W Edinboro, Pa. Lane, A. Derwood Route 1, Barry, Texas Leach, Charles H Paw Paw, W. Va. Leach, Paul W Paw Paw, W. Va. Leber, Paul H Chalfont, Pa. Lee, Virginia C. (Mrs.) Box 205, Kershaw, S. C. Legant, Harold F., 1536 Forrest Avenue, N. E., Grand Rapids, Mich. Lindsey, Dorothy N Dallas, Ga. Lockett, Kathryn C 10? Boyd Street, Johnson City, Tenn. Long, George R Tignall, Ga. Long, Mildred V Biscoc, N. C. Lyle, M. Kathleen Route 1, Johnson City, Tenn. Lynch, J. Marie. . ,2106 Washington St., Wilmington 258, Del. Lynn, Bertha Jennie Route 2, Goshen, Ind. Manning, Fred E Route 2, Rutherfordton, N. C. Marshall, Florence W. (Mrs.), 2505 Ferris Road, Wilmington, Del. Marshall, Harry G 2505 Ferris Road, Wilmington, Del. Marshall, Wayne L Morris Plains, Brooklawn Farms, N. J. Martin, Doris G Box F, Templeton, Mass. Mayers, Margaret L. . .3710 Yosemite Ave., Baltimore 15, Md McCullough, Paul E 1634 Taylor Street, Columbia, S. C. McDowell, Samuel R 1416 Locust Street, Norristown, Pa. McMahan, Helen S. ,14 Memminger Street, Greenville, S. C. McMullen, Margaret A., 5509 N. Street, S. E., Washington 19, D. C. McQuilkin, Aimcc 1311 Cambridge Lane, Columbia, S. C. McQuilkin, J. Robertson 1311 Cambridge Lane, Columbia, S. C. McWilliams, Marjorie L. . 2126 W. Mich. St., Evansville, Ind. Meek, Edwin L 174 Walnut Street, E. Orange, N. J. Meier, Barbara E. . , ,5812 Quebec Street, Bcrwyn Heights, Md. Michaelsen, Agnes, .9614 Plattwood Ave., Ozone Park 16, N. Y. Midyett, James Thomas Route 3, Kenton, Tenn. Miller, Betty A 1709 S. 6th Avenue, Maywood, 111. Miller, Doris Batesburg, S. C Miller, M. Sue 10 Tenn. Street, Johnson City, Tenn. Mize, Mary L 551 Stockton Street, Statesville, N. C. Mood, Frank R 19 Hillcrest Ave., Collingswood, N. J. Moore, Barbara R 567 Freedom Avenue, Portsmouth, Va. Morgan, Catherine Ella Scott Street, Route 1, Union, S. C. Morgan, Leona Route 1, Box 339A, China Grove, N. C. Moses, Don 2107 Delaware Avenue, Pittsburgh 18, Pa. Most, Mary Allen 1515 Blanding Street, Columbia, S. C. Mulcay, Edith 1526 Stovall Street, Augusta, Ga. Mumpower, Josephine Route 1, Black Mountain, N. C. Musick, Henry G, Jr Coulwood, Va. Naile, Mildred D 427 Heilig Avenue, Salisbury, N. C. Neef, Ruth A 27 Beech Avenue, Aldan, Pa. Nelms, Ida Mae Route 9, Box 440, Atlanta, Ga. Newell, Hazel L 3519 10th Street, Meridian, Miss. Newman, Joseph R., Jr 312 Croswell Dr., Sumter, S. C. Newsom, Alice G Box 456, Union Point, Ga. Newsom, James Y. . .838 Williams Street, N. W., Atlanta, Ga. Nicmeyer, Warren F 1915 Pratt Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Norwood, Helen C Box 557, Marion, Va. Odell, Jettie L 8 Fraker Place, Spray, N. C. Olsen, L. Astrid Baudctte, Minn. Orr, Carolyn 127 S. Rosemont, Dallas 11, Texas Osborne, Eugene 829 Denny Road, Columbia, S. C. Osborne, Lillian C. (Mrs.). . ,829 Denny Road, Columbia, S. C. Overstreet, Sarah B Box 1 195, Haines City, Fla. Parker, F. Shirley Mt. Mourne, N. C. Parker, Thelma M Route 1, Box 234, Hilton-Village, Va. Parsons, Marshall W Muirkirk, Md. STUDENT DIRECTORY Cb«fcW Payne, Robert P 2025 Hampton Street, Columbia, S. C. Peeke, M. Catherine Weaverville, N. C. Perkinson, Mary Helen Route 2, Chester, Va. Pfost, Lois R 52 Washington Ave., River Edge, N. J. Phelps, Avis M. (Mrs.) 799 Capitol Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. Phelps, Clinton A 799 Capitol Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. Phillips, Marjorie E Fourth Avenue, Dayton, Tenn. Piper, N. Virginia Route 2, Mansfield, Ga. Pomazal, Grace F 5959 West End Avenue, Chicago, 111. Popp, Marie P. ..Lincoln and Riverview Aves., Claymont, Del. Powell, Grace E !76 Cambridge Street, Portsmouth, Va. Powell, M. Mildred Clearwater, S. C. Prcscott, L. Madolyn. Guilford, Maine Price, Wm. Grady Route 2, Lugoff, S. C. Price, Howard S 181+ Hampton Street, Columbia, S. C. Radionoff, Loven 5132 Burns Avenue, Detroit 13, Mich. Register, Eunice Route 1, Box 187, Lamar, S. C. Reinhart, Shirley C. . . .259 Manning Ave., N. Plainfield, N. J. Richards, Dorothy E. . . 3636 N. 1 3th Avenue, Birmingham 4, Ala. Rikard, L. Naomi Gilbert, S. C. Rish, C. Ruby 717 L Avenue, W. Columbia, S. C. Roberge, Margaret M 1515 McCoy, Dallas, Texas Robins, J. Hammond, Jr Severn, Va. Rogers, Gwen R 914 38th Street, Bradenton, Fla. Rowlee, M. Faye 1053 Cherry Avenue, Long Beach, Cali f. Rupert, Ada A ' High Street, Emigsville, Pa. Sanders, Elsie M Route 1., Goshen, Ala. Schlehr, Leona M Route 3, Box 109A, Altoona, Pa. Schmoyer, Richard W 922 S. Race Street, Allentown, Pa. Schrepfer, Ruth M 25 Merle Avenue, Oceanside, N. Y. Seanor, Edward R Muirkirk, Md. Seigler, V. Catherine Walterboro, S. C. Seith, Norma L 51 Lake Avenue, Yonkers 3, N. Y. Sexton, Byrd N., Jr 3130 Rosewood Drive, Columbia, S. C. Sheppard, Harold J 120 Lafayette Ave., Haddonfield, N. J. Sheppard, Helen E. (Mrs.) 120 Lafayette Ave., Haddonfield, N. J. Shcrrod, Burton M 113 Indiana Avenue, Maryville, Tenn. Shumpert, Raymond Route 2, Box 452, W. Columbia, S. C. Shumpert, Retha L Route 2, Box 452, W. Columbia, S. C. Smith, F. Evelyn 964 Myrtle Street, N. E., Atlanta, Ga. Smith, Helen F 1104 Beechwood Ave., Memphis 6, Tenn. Smith, S. Helen 564 Main Street, New York Mills, N. Y. Smith, Richard T 12 W. Hazel Street, Corning, N. Y. Sorrells, Doris P Weaverville, N. C. Speanburg, Elaine B. (Mrs.) .... Ri i.le 3, Amsterdam, N. Y. Stack, Mattie G .io« 1 14, Greenville, S. C. Stanfield, Stanley C 224 lohnson Street, Bristol, Va. Steele, Carey L Lexington, S. C. Stevens, Dorothy L. 1S6T- LaSalle Street, Mobile, Ala. Stiger, John W 1327 Hoyt. Everett, Wash. Stoddard, Dorothy M W stervelt Home, Batcsburg, S. C. Strieker, Lillian M 55 West Street, Glassboro, N. J. Tait, John S 10027 S. Church Street, Chicago, 111. Tallma.-... Howard W Box 37, Randall, N. Y. Taylor, Morton ? 4 Hanover Court Apt?., Chattanooga, Tenn. Taylor, Virginia V R .:tr ?. Dillon, S. C. Taylor, William G 20 ' ° Cowdcn, Mm] his, Tenn. Teague, Edith Irene Route 2, Taylorsville, N. C. Thompson, Mary Jane. . .N. Hanover Street, Elizabethtow n, Pa. Tschudy, Brunner C 1518 College Dr., Columbia, S. C. Tucker, Christine 33 Monroe Street, Brooklyn 16, N. Y. Tucker, Marjorie. . . .472 Gramatan Avenue, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Tucker, Winifred V.. .472 Gramatan Avenue, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Turner, Glen D., Las Delicias, Caripe, Edo Managas, Venezuela, S. A. Unrue, Sadie K 1 1 4th Street, S. E., Washington 3, D. C. Vail, Margie A Box 113, Sumner, Miss. Vander Molen, Nellie 1502 S. Harvey Ave., Berwyn, 111. Vinson, Jean 310 Jefferson, Bowie, Texas Waggoner, George W 605 S. 24th Street, Mt. Vernon, 111. Wagner, Mavis E 413 E. Castle Street, Syracuse, N. Y. Walters, Clem A Culpeper, Va. Webendorfer, Muriel E., Maranatha Bible Conference, Muskegon, Mich. Welch, Edith M Toomsuba, Miss. Wells, Alan B 322 Irving Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. Wcntling, Helen M. (Mrs.), 3201 Michigan Street, Columbia, S. C. Wentling, Ralph A 3201 Michigan Street, Columbia, S. C. Wenzel, Charles J 34 Cypress Street, Millburn, N. J. Wheeler, Miriam G Assiniboia, Sask., Canada Williams, Laura A 1706 E. LaRua, Pensacola, Fla. Williams, Mary L Church Street, Black Mountain, N. C. Williamson, Harwell B 305 Media Parkway, Chester, Pa. Wilson, Larry G., 134 Hazel Avenue, Lansdowne, Baltimore 27, Md. Wilson, C. Raymond 3425 Main Street, Columbia, S. C. Wilson, William M Route 2, Manning, S. C. Wilson, Winifred A Route 3, Gastonia, N. C. Winstead, Blanche 1824 Wilkinson Street, Charlotte, N. C. Wonders, Paul, Jr. . Route 3, Dillsburg, Pa. Woodbury, Joyce 300 Lenoir Street, Morganton, N. C. Woodley, Leola Brunisville, Miss. Wright, Beatrice Crawford Road, Pittsfield, Maine Wright, Harry E Route 1, Blythewood, S. C. Wuest, Frank C 226 Johnson Street, Buffalo 11, N. Y. Wyckoff, Connie 2283 LaSalle Gds., Detroit 6, Mich. Wyckoff, Virginia 2283 LaSalle Gds., Detroit 6, Mich. Yates, Muriel L 996 Hirsch Street, N. W., Atlanta, Ga. Yost, Joyce 2002 Guilford Avenue, Baltimore 18, Md. Adolph, Eleanor A 9523 90th Street, Ozone Park, N. Y. Beacham, C. Gordon 32 Euclid Avenue, Willoughby, Ohio Board, Jim Faye 402 N. 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