Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1953 volume:

Property of Alximni Ministries Please do not remove. THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE 7 4 mutual o ' P cf e COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE COLUMBIA. SOUTH CAROLINA But thanks be unto God. who always leadeth us in triumph in Christ, and maketh manifest through us the savor of His knowledge in every place. Corinthians 2:14 ( ul-GMC). . . . the signature and the signature verse, the man and the man ' s message; these are inseparable. We have had the pri ilege of knowing in our lifetune a five-crown Christian . . . one to whom to live w as Christ. All of his abilities and virtues were most perfecth balanced and blended together to make him a prince among men. ' It is to him and to his faithful companion that we dedicate this book. The young missionar and his wife saw God close the door to the foreign fields when the boat on which the were scheduled to sail sank in the ew York harbor. God was soon to reveal that He had a different plan for making manifest through (them) the sa or of His knowledge in every place. Like Jesus. Dr. McQuilkin began training others for the work of God; and through them the good news of Salvation and ictory is reaching every continent of the sphere. Think of those davs when he taught us. There was a big smile on his face as he entered the classroom. We joined him as he began singing Sin Shall . ot Have Dominion Over ou. And for fift -one minutes we listened as he expounded to us the message of ictorv in Romans 6. How our hearts were thrilled to hear him sav. Oh. young people, don ' t you get the reality of this truth? How greatly enriched will be our lives of ser ice and devotion because we have recei ed the message of the indwelling Christ from our father in the faith . . . Christ liveth in me. Christ liveth in me. Oh. what a salvation this. That Christ liveth in me. ' ' In future decades we shall be able to see that yesterday, today, and forever his message of perpetual jo ' in victory is the same — YIELD and TRUST. To those who are continuing this vork of faith, the promise is. AS I was with Moses, SO I will be with thee. ' Dr. McQuilkin was always looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ. One day in the consumma- tion of time and the manifestation of this faith, Mrs. McQuilkin and her five children will be reunited with one whose love they shared; and we will rejoice to bow with them before the Throne and give glory to the Lamb of Redemption and ictory forever and ever! It was a man of faith who founded Columbia Bible College. For a quarter of a century. Dr. McQuilkin trusted God each month for all the allowances of the Bible College. During that time he saw an evening Bible class, which met in a hotel room, grow into a Bible College of 400 students and a million dollar campus. Faith, mighty faith, the promise sees And looks to God alone; Laughs at impossibilities And cries, ' It shall be done! ' On October 1, 1943, a definite goal of faith was reached when the last payment on the men ' s campus was made. Then again on Thanksgiving Day, 1950, upon the announcement that the remainder of the $250,000 needed for the new dormitory building had been supplied, the Bible College auditorium was swelled with the praises of the Bible Col- lege family as they sang forth the glad proclamation. Great is Thy Faithfulness. G. ALLEN FLEECE, BA. BD. DD; Acting Presi- dent of CBC; English Bible. MISS SARA PETTY, BA, MA; Dean of Women: Directed Teaching, Education. JOHN KER MUNRO, BA, ThM; Dean of Men: English Bible, Religious Education. 7 AM AM OTIS BRASWELL, BA in BE: Assistant to Men ' s Christian Service Director; Christian Service Classes. GEORGE W. DOLLAR. MA, ThM, BD; History, Philosophy. Sociology. MISS MARGARET DOWDLE, BS. MS; Dietitian. MRS. T. E. DOWNEY. BA; Hostess. Mm THOMAS PETTY, BA, MA, MEd; Director of Men ' s Christian Service; Religious Education. MISS DOROTHY STRAUSS, BA; Director of Women ' s Christian Service; Religious Education. GEORGE SUPPLEE. BA. MEd; Linguistics. Missions. WILLIAM SUPPLEE, BA MMus; Music Director; Conducting, Harmony, Piano, Theory, Voice. dcuCt -«««?j.- PAUL G. CULLEY. BA, MA, MD; Director of Graduate School of Missions; Missions, Hygiene. Science. MRS. WILLIAM L. WALKER, BA: Director of Women ' s College Service. JOHN HEHL, CBC Class of 26: Business Mana- ger; Religious Education. ' • « T 1 NEWELL EERRIS. BA in BE: Assistant Registrar. ARTHUR GLASSER, BS in CE. BD: Biblical Introduction. Missions, Religious Education. Hebrew. Bible. JAMES M. HATCH. BA. ThM. MA: Bible. Biblical Hermeneutics. Anthropology. Psychology. MISS KATHRYN McCLARTY. BA. MA: English. French, Spanish. MISS KATHRYN WARREN, BA; Registrar; English. CHARLES J. WENZEL, BA in BE, BD; Greek. Theology. MISS SHIRLEY WOOD. BS in Library Science; Librarian: Hymnology. NOT PICTURED FRANK SELLS, BA in BE. BA. ThB, ThM; English Bible, Bible Introduction. 7 ' i ilihl IRENE S. BOMAN; Secretary to Men ' s Christian Service Department. MABEL E. BRIGGS; Extension Department. ELVA BROWNLEE. BA in BE: Assistant Director of Women ' s Christian Service. MRS. PAUL G. CLXLEY. R. . BA: Hygiene and Practical Nursing. PATRICIA DAVIS. BA in BE; Assistant Librarian. n A ' 3 H Hrij w A NANCY HAVLICK. BA in BE, MA in BE; Director of Grading Department. MRS. JOHN HEHL. BA, CBC Class of ' 26; Extension Department. EUGENE L. LYE, B Mus. B Mus E; Voice. Brass Instruments. Women ' s Glee Club. MAURLNE McCORD; Secretary to Dean of Women. MARGUERITE McQUILKIN, BA. BA in BE; Alumni Secretary. Placement Bureau Secretary. tt SARAH OVERSTREET, BA in BE; Assistant in Directed Teaching Department. EDITH T. OWINGS, CBC Class of ' 27; Assistant Treasurer, Director of Bible College Book Store. CAROLYN RAY, BA in BE; Assistant in Women ' s Christian Service. MRS. L. G. SCOGIN; Assistant in Guest Department. MARY JANE THOMPSON. RN, BA in BE; Women ' s College Nurse. ' R. ; Men ' s College WILLIAM DOXERSPIKE. BA in BE. MA Assistant Dean of Men. MRS. HARVEY FARMER. Nurse. ELIZABETH FARRAR. Graduate of Missionary Training Institute, Xyack, .. Y.; Dictaphone Sec- retary in Office of President. MRS. S. R. FRY; Assistant Dietitian. ROBERT D. GRAY; Assistant Business Manager. li MRS. R. C. McQUILKIN; Extension Department. LOUISE MITCHELL. BA in BE: Cashier. LUCY MITCHELL: Assistant in Book Store. PAMELA C. MOORE. CBC Class of ' 25: Extension Department. THELMA NESMITH. Junior Class Member: Assistant Hostess. GRACE TWETEN; Secretary to President. CHARLOTTE WATSON, B Mus; Piano. FRANCES WOODS; Secretary to Business Manager. NOT PICTURED STEPHEN H. ZUKOR. BA in BE, BA, ThM, ThD; Public Speech, Homiletics. LUCY W. PEET; Extension Department. MRS. FRANK SELLS, BA: Child Evan- gelism Instructor. Extension Department. f } ' ' K Cjp % eac n Looking unto Jesus, the Author and Finisher of our faith . . . (Hebrews 12:2 I, our class year verse, was kept in niind in all of our class gatherings. We had a great expectation from Him as we left on Senior Day, with hearts gladdened by the verse given to us by the Junior class: The path of the righteous is as the dawning light, that shineth more and more unto the perfect day (Proverbs 4:18). In our times of fun and feasting together, in our periods of personal meditation, and in the closing testimony service, the Lord met us in a very new way. The welcome song sung by the Juniors on our return added to the warmth of our hearts: Humas agapomen be our words, too. And may His constant blessing be on you; For here is wondrous victory — Victory in Christ our Lord. It is hard to leave the school and the people whom we love very much. We are unable to express fully the deep appreciation that we have for the faculty, staff, board, and fellow students of our beloved Alma Mater for all that they have meant to us. God grant that the sacred purpose of Columbia Bible College may be fulfilled in each of our lives. Hubert Rumsey, President All aboard! Grover DeVault, Vice President f - -W . ,  • — w ' V. r i M LEONARD ALLRED: I Peter 2:24. ' ' The secret of life — it is giving. Class Vice President 1 ; CeBeCean Cartoonist 1 ; Finial Art Editor 3; FMF Associate Member 1-3. Active 4. ANNABELLE ANDERSON; Galatians 6:14. ' ' Belter the storm with Ch rist than smooth waters without Him. FMF Active 1-4, Africa Prayer Group Leader 3; Choir 1-4. BILLY RAGGETT; Ephesians 2:10. Life is but a means to an end — that end — God. Transter from Baylor University; FMF 2-4; Pastor of Pine Grove Baptist Church. RICHARD BASSO; Philippians 2:5. ' 7 want to give good measure running over. CeBeCean Stafif 1; Intramural Football, Softball 1-4; Intra- mural Basketball, Baseball 3; Forensic Society 1-3; Moslem Prayer Group Leader 4. CARL BLACK; Romans 8:28. ' ' The life that counts is linked with God. ' Quartet 1; Choir 2, 3; Class Vice President 3; FMF Active 2-4. ELMER BONNET! E; Proverbs 3: 5, 6. Mens deeds and lives are only God ' s highway which leads into His glory. FMF Active 1-4. BARBARA BOYER; Lamentations 3:21. The Years are flowers and bloom tvithin Eternity ' s ivide garden. Literary Society 2-4; Vice President 2, President 3; China Prayer Group Leader 3; Student Council 3: FMF Secre- tary 4. SAMUEL BROWN; Hebrews 12:2. Lord, speak to me, that I may speak. ' Finial Advertising Manager 3; Forensic Society 2-4, Presi- dent 3; Service Men for Christ Vice President 3; Student Council 2. 3; Student Association Treasurer 3; FMF 2-4; Chairman Southeastern Regional FMF 4. JUNE CAM; II Corinthians 4:10. 0, Teach me, Lord, that I may teach. FMF 1-4; Japan Prayer Group Leader 2. LOUISE CLARK; Psalm 18:30a, 32b. Think truly, and thy thoughts shall the world ' s famine feed. Class Secretary 2; FMF 1-4; China Prayer Group Leader 2: CeBeCean Reporter 2; Finial Co-Literary Editor 3. MORRIS COTTLE; John 12:24, 25. All things are mine, for I am His. Class President 2; Student Council 2; Finial Business Mana- ger 3; FMF Group Leader 4. CHARLOTTE CROTTS; Philippians 1:6. Joy is like restless days, but peace Divine like quiet night. Choir 1-4; Class Secretary 2; FMF Associate 1-3; Active 4. GROVER DE VAULT; John 15:5. ' ' Sow peace and reap its harvest bright! Transfer from Philadelphia Bible Institute; Class Vice Presi- dent 4; FMF 3, 4; Prayer Group Leader 4. DON DUVALL; Romans 12: 1, 2. Life is a sheet of paper white ivhereon each one of us may write his ivord or two. WILLIAM EBERLY; Hebrews 12: ' ?8. Speak truly, and each word of Thine shall be a faithful seed. Weight lifting 1 ; FMF 4. KATHERINE ERIKSON; I Thessalonians 5:24. Earth, with her thousand voices, praises God. FMF Associate 1-4; Prayer Group Leader 3: Student Asso- ciation Secretary 4. BUR WELL FRAZIER; Jeremiah 33:3. 0 fill me with thy fullness, Lord. Class President 1; CeBeCean Associate Editor 2; Finial Associate Editor 3. VERNA GADEN; I Samuel 12:24. He leadeth me! blessed thought! Moody Bible Institute Graduate; FMF 1. DORIS GARRETT; Psalm 27:4. want to give to others hope and faith. FMF 3-4; Student Association Social Chairman 4. EUGENIA GASPERSON; Philippians 3:10. O use me. Lord! Use even me! Class Treasurer 1; CeBeCean 2; FMF 2-4; Class Prayer Chairman 3. 15 KENNETH GASTON; Psalm 125:1, 2. 7 am not strong till Thou hast clasped my hand. FiMF 1-4; Forensic Society 2-4; President 2; Barbell Club 2-4, Vice-President 2. WARREN GASTON; Psalm 23:1. Prayer is the soul ' s sincere desire — unuttered or expressed. PAUL GILCHRIST; II Timothy 2:15. ■ ' 0 feed me. Lord, that J may feed! Forensic Society 1-3; Radio 1-4; Photography 2, 3; Choir 3, 4; FMF 1-4; South America Prayer Group Leader 2. ROBERT GRAY; II Corinthians 6:1a. God moves in a mysterious ivay His wonders to perform. Wheaton College Transfer; CBC Staff, Treasurer 2. Presi- dent 4; Assistant Business Manager of CBC. MILDRED GROENDYKE; Deuteronomy 31 :8. The end of being is to find out God! Class Secretary 3. . DON HESSE; I Samuel 12:24. God makes a path; He provides a guide! Veteran AAF; Iowa State College 2 years; FMF Active 2-4; Camera Club President 2. KEITH HOOD; Matthew 9:36. He was tried and found true; He stood the test. FMF Active 2-4; Prayer Group Leader 3: FMF President 4; Student Council 4. HUGH HURLBURT; Philippians 4:13. Faith can hear the mighty chorus, nothing is too hard for Jesus. JOEL KEITER; II Samuel 22:31. ivant to do all that the Master saith. Class President 3; Vice President of Student Body 4; FMF Active. IVA KIRKPATRICK; II Corinthians 4:7. 10. All pathivays by His feet are ivorn. Choir 2, 3; FMF 1-4; Literary Society 1, 2; Girls ' Trio 1-4. RACHEL LENlNON; John 15:16. Teach me. Father, how to go softly as the grasses groic. Literary Society 1; FMF Associate 1-4. EDGAR LOCHSTAMPFOR; II Corinthians 5:15. 0, lead me. Lord, that I may lead. Choir 2-4; Choir Business Manager 3; Class ice President 2; Student Association President 4; FMF 3, 4. MARY ANN LOMEL: Joshua 1 :9. The hills are mute: yet how they speak of God. Literary Society 2. 3, Vice President 2; FMF 2-4; Class Social Chairman 4. JOANNA LOWERY; Philippians 3:10. Who walks with God must take His uay. Oratorio Choir 2; Glee Club 4; FMF Associate 4. DOROTHY MARSH; Philippians 1:21. Stars shine brightest in the long dark night of icinter. Choir 1-3; Choir Secretary 3; Class Secretary 4; FMF Active 1-4; Music Chairman 4. ALICE MARTIN; Romans 1:16. Sow peace, and reap its harvest bright! Literary Society 2-4; Librarian 2-4. JOAN MOYER; Ephesians 1 :12. Where God ' s finger points, there God ' s hand will make the way. Class Treasurer 2; Class Social Chairman 3; Finial Sub- scription Manager 3; FMF Active 1-4. WILSON NEWCOMB; Galatians 6:14. Every life that would be strong must have its Holy of Holies into which only God enters. MARTHA NEWELL; Psalm 138:8. Difficulties and obstacles are God ' s challenges to faith. Choir 3-4; Student Council 3; Literary Society 2-4; Student Association Social Chairman 3; CeBeCean Associate Editor 4; Finial Literary Editor 3; FMF Associate. CORNELIA NUNN; Hebrews 11:8. Our prayers are God ' s opportunities. FMF Active 3. 4; Literary Society 4; Prayer Group Leader 4: Glee Club 4. Vice President 4. RUTH OLSEX: Pliilippians 4:13. By the thorny road and no other is the mount of vision icon. FMF Active 2- k DEAWE PEARS ALL; Psalm 34:4. The glory of tomorrow is rooted in the drudgery of today. ' ' FMF Active 1-3. ROBERT PEASE; Psalm 16:11. ' ' The path of prayer Thyself hast trod; Lord, teach us how to pray. Forensic Society 2. 3: CeBeCean Staff 2. 3: FMF Active 3. 4. IRGIMA POLEY; Philippians 1:6. Obedience is the fruit of faith; patience, the bloom on the fruit. Class Secretary 1; Finial Staff 3; Literary Society 1. 2: Stu- dent Association Treasurer 4; FMF Active 1-4; Pra er Group Leader 2. CHARLES PRESTON; Psalm 91:1. ' ' The men who have done the most for God in this ivorld have been early upon their knees. FMF 2-4; Radio Club 3. HARRY RARE: Colossians 2:6. 7. ' ' Since mine eyes have looked on Jesus, Vve lost sight of all beside. FMF Associate 4. ALICE REMBES; Hebrews 13:5. Be stamped with God ' s nature, and His blessing will come through you all the time. FMF 1-4; Literary Society 1, 2, 4; Class Treasurer 4. HUBERT RUMSEY; Philippians 3:10. God is our Refuge; nothing can come through that shelter. FMF Associate 3, Active 4; Class President 4. ROBERT SCOTT; Philippians 1:20. And every virtue ive possess is His alone. Forensic Society 1-3; FMF Active 1-4; Camera Club 1-3. JEANELLE TWETEN; II Samuel 22:31. ' ' Master, let not the music that is in us die! Choir 1; Literary Society 1; FMF Associate 1-4; Women ' s Dorm President 3-4; Student Council 3-4. ROBERT WILLIAMS; Zechariah 4:6. He that is mastered by Christ is the master of every cir- cumstance. FMF 3-4; Men ' s Dorm President 4: Student Council 4. A Jfc i- ALi R ALBURN WOODSON; I Corinthians 2:2. Jesus can keep us so near to Him. that nevermore our faith shall row dim. FMF 4; Service Men for Christ Director 4. I r CAMERA-SHY SENIORS RUTH GRAY; Romans 8:28. Dare to be a Daniel; dare to stand alone. JACK.SHARPE; I John 4:4. 0, for a faith that will not shrink tho pressed by every foe. BURNETTE TAYLOR; Philippians 3:10. Through faith we shall conquer, though often cast down. 19 llany Goklmann, President Kcl Sliipiiiaii, ice President Elmer Towns, Treasurer W innie Huston, Secretary 20 ? ' ce uxnA We have known the presence of the Lord tliis year in an even greater way than ever before. It was our first social of the year. Several had led in the closing prayer of our devotional period when suddenly a new realization of the greatness of the Lord ' s grace shined upon us. An unexpected revival brought conviction of sin to our hearts, prayers of confession to our lips, and tears of sorrow and rejoicing to our eyes. The love and joy that was experienced that night became ours for the whole year. His strength was ours as we carried out the responsibilities of the Finial and the Junior-Senior Banquet. The unity He gave us sparkled as we sneaked along the trail of the Seniors; and the praver days and class-meetings became new turning points in our lives. But still we are confident that the best year is yet to be expe- rienced. ' Mv soul, wait thou only upon God; for my expectation is from Him (Psalm 62:5). Mr. Wenzel Class Adviser Keep looking up! ' or r I WINFRID ALLISON JEAN ANDERSON MARY ANDERSON HUGH BELL ill MIRIAM BRYANT 1 f f DWAYNE BLACK FELIX BLOMQUIST STEWART BRADY CARL CATE ELETHA DARLING BETTY DEPEW HARLON DREW RAYMOND DUBERT JAMES EISENBACK 22 f-. ' y ' - SAMIEL EISENBACK lUIBERT EKSTROM mi EDWARD EORD DOROTHY GIBBS HAROLD GOLD.MANN THOMAS HAMMOND kit MAIUORIE HAILE PRESLEY IL LE OR LA HEATON JACOLELINE HOUSTON MITCHELL HOWELL DENETTE HI FFINGHAM NATHANIEL HLRST WINIFRED HUSTON iM 23 e, : RALPH IREDELL LORRALNE JOHNSON ROBERT KALTER JESSE KENNON GLADWIN KREIMANN GRANT LAPHAM LOUISE LAZARO RUTH LOMEL ROBERT MAGEE EARL MCQUAY THELMA NESMITH HOWARD NEWELL KENNETH NISSEN 24 WILLIAM NUCKLES KATHLEEN OMAYE WILLIAM ORCLTT ELIZABETH OSBORNE % If iBfe Ati it MARY FAITH PHILLIPS ELGENE SANDERS FRED SIMON ELMER TOWNS EDWARD SHIPMAN G. A. WEATHERSBY BLAIR WEST MARTHA WILLIAMS SALIM ZIADY -3 v 25 Mr. Sells Class Adviser Sofi HHoneA Can we possibly be sophomores already? That ' s the way we felt, as we reviewed our first year of Bible College. How wonderful it was to see how the Lord had met us and taught us so nianv things! Some of the lessons had been learned ' ' the hard way. but all were precious to our hearts as were the memories of learning together. Our class project has been a monthly prayer letter to the twent fellow students who did not return to our class this year. The Lord las abundantly rewarded us with encouraging answers from them elling of God ' s blessing. We prayed for these students each week, bringing their requests ' with joy before the Lord and rejoicing in the knowledge that they were doing the same for us. We praise the Lord for the revival He has brought into our own hearts, for wonderful fruitfulness in Christian service, for the faith- fulness of our class officers and for the priceless guidance of our class advisor. We look forward with expectant hearts to two more glorious years here of being led in triumph by Christ. Srateii: Larry Kaylor, Treasurer irginia Knight, Secretary Standing: Arvis Griggs, Vice President Gedney Vining, President 26 ■ -- . -jM i BERMCE ALLEN JOHN ANDERSON STUART ANGLE PATRICL4 AVERS LOIS BAGLEY GLADYS BALLANTINE BILLIE BENNETT CHARLES BIGGS FAITH BLACKMORE MARILYN BRICKEY SHIRLEY BURNETTE THOMAS CAMPBELL p. T. CHANDAPILLA WARREN CHASTAIN LOIS CRLMPTON HERBERT DICKINSON DOROTHY DOLLAR Rl TH DONADON VIRGINIA ENCK FRED FARISS r HI M H RLTH FORBES WILLIAM FRAWLEY SILVIA GIARDINI ARMS GRIGGS RUTH HAINES PATRICIA HAM JACK HAYES DARRELL HOCKERSMITH CLYDE HOLMES DAVID HUANG CLARENE HURLBURT CARLISLE HUTTO ,- ■ ' 1 ! GLADYS HYLER GORDON JONES MARILYN JONES CHARLES JORDAN ' m: 1 LARRY KAYLOR WILLIAM KEARSE ALBERTA KINNARD FLEET KIRKPATRICK VIRGINIA KNIGHT 28 tiLfk JOYCE KOPLOb JANET KREUZBURC DUANE KRliGER REBECCA LENNON I PIERRE LOIZEALIX DIANE LOIJNSBIJRY DOROTHY LYLE BRICE MAHLER REBECCA McALISTER ROSE MONDA MARGARET MORRISON RONALD NASSHAN BETTY OVERCASH DOUGLAS PARNELL WAYNE PIFER CLARENCE SANDIFER MARY .sCHADE GEORGE SCHUBERT THEODORE SCHWARTZ BETTY SIMMONS BETTY SKOP 29 JOEL SLAUGHTER BETTY SMITH ERNL SMITH MARDELLE SNIPES dVk m tfbnl DELMAR STAFFORD SARA STALLINGS WARREN STEPPE JANE SUDDUTH ULLA SUNDQVIST EUGENE THOMAS ANNE TROTTER WILLIAM TUPPER JEANETTE TLiRNQUIST GEDNEY VININC LOIS WILLIS - r ARTHLR WINN BARBARA WOOLEN ItOBERT YOLNT LILLIAN WILSON UNSEEN SOPHOMORES JAMES BENTON JUI LAN LEE MENG SHU LEE 30 %ed pt€4€ As students of a Christ-honoring school, nienibers of a family of united Christians, and recipients of an abundance of blessings, we rejoice to call ourselves Columbia Bible College students. History term papers and Religious Education memory verses, dormitory life and dining room meals, class and school social activities. Christian Service opportunities and witnessing at the State Fair, the Student Conference and the Spring Conference, chapel messages, class devotions, and our personal quiet times, class prayer meetings, dormitory pra er meetings, and school prayer meetings and prayer days — these have coml)ined to make our first year a most glorious one. One year verse was ' As Thou hast said, so must we do ( Ezra 10:12b). Looking forward to three more blessed years, with an even greater spirit of expectancy, we endeavor to be for His glory sons and dauafhters noble. Mr. Petty Class Adviser Joe Stewart Class Representative A wonderful group KMd ii. VIOLA ADAY ADRIENNE ANDREWS ZOLA ANTHONY JAMES AYCOCK GEORGE BERENDS DELMAR BIRKEY DONNA BIRKEY DALE BIVENS JAMES BLIZZARD JACQUELINE BONNEMA ELGENE BRACKETT BETTY BRADERA ANNETTE BRANNON WILLIAM BRIDGMAN MARY LYNN BURGESS DOMINIC CAMINITI RICHARD CANNON HENRY CAPP GORDON CASE JO ANNE CASSELL JAMES CHAPMAN JLANITA COCHRAN JOAN COLLINS CHARLES COOK ANNIE COURTNEY KATHLEEN CROCKETT EUGENE DARLING JOSEPHINE DAY SCOTTY DIAL VERA EDWARDS PAUL FINK ROBERT FORT SALLY FOX ANNE FULTON MYRA GRANTLAND FLORENCE GREEN PATRICIA GUM.M PEGGY HALL LA ROSE HARDY MEI.VIN HELMS LOLS HERZOG ■1 m mKIm CATHERINE HICKS MARVIN HILES JAMES HUGGINS WILLIAM HURLEY FREDERICK HUTH ALFRED JACKSTADT NEIL JAEGER WINIFRED JEAN a wm.A mmm fil ELSIE JOHNSON GARY LETCHWORTH CHARLES LILLEY LEWIS MANNING PHYLLIS MARSHALL EDITH McCALL MARSHALL McCLAIN GLORIA McCLINTOCK CAROLYNNE .MOODY BETTY MOSES CARMEN MLSCHETT LEONARD MUSSER WILMA MYERS ROSE NALBADIAN LORENA NEEDHAM LEON NELSON r DONALD NICHOLS DONALD NIETERING JACOUELINE NIETERLNG JOAN NINNEMANN JOHNNIE PATRICK IRENE PAYNE JIMMY PECK PATRICIA PECK 1 d k 35 WILLIAM PERDUE JLDY POWELL MARCENE PURCELL RICHARD RAMSEY LAWRENCE RASCHER ADXA SANBORN VIRGINIA SIIARPE PHYLLIS SHEDD JANET SHELDON ELIZABETH SKAGGS THEODORE SKROBACK CARTER SMITH RUTH SPANGENBERG MAXINE SPENCE CARL STEELE MARY JANE STEPHENSON  i JOANN STEWART JOSEPH STEWART LEONA STUCKEY 36 FRANCES Tlli)MI ' U. EDNA TRAYNOR RICHARD WALSTOX MARILYN XAN(;ER0 IVAN WEBER CARYL WEST JAMES WHEELER HL m H EVELYN WHITMARSH ALBERT WOOD MARGARET WOODSON ELIZABETH YORKE JANE ZIESENISS NOT PICTURED LUCY BRANCH CAROLYN BROWN HAROLD BROWN GEORGIA GATE RICHARD DUROST GEORGE HILL RUTH JAEGER  GLADYS JOHNSON MARY LOU NELSON GEORGE NEWMAN LAURENCE NICOLAYSEN MACK SHARPE BETTIE SIEMER SARA WILLIAMS 37 Ron Knucltsen President Jean Strawbridge Secretary (SfMcCcMte Coming from twenty-eight different states of the Union and from forty colleges and universities, with undergraduate studies completed in many various fields, but united in Christ and in the common determination to know Him and to make Him known, fifty new grads and twenty-four returning students made up the enrollment of the graduate School of Missions for the year ' 52- ' 53. Hardly had classes commenced before we all began to realize afresh the enormity of the task before us: that of mastering the Word of God and coming to a clear inte- grated view of the Christian Revelation in this year within the Atomic Age. As we attended chapel and participated in our special grad retreats, we began to apprehend the glorious Life of Victory that our Lord has purposed us to live. Fun at grad retreat. Dave Thomas Vice-President Marjorie Loomis Treasurer Sc iooC The horizons of our outlook on Christian Service were broadened, not only through our individual assignments in and around Columbia, but also through seeking to labor on behalf of the needy souls living at the Aiken trailer camps and the Catawba Indian Reservation. How often we were quickened to serve more effectively through using more faithfully the weapon of all power. This year has truly been a year of vision. And we are sure the years ahead will find us claiming our year verse, Through God we shall do valiently. (Psalm 60:121 Calvin Roesler. Prayt-r Chairman; Bonnie Johnson and Bob Anderson, Social Com- mittee. Wednesday night volleyl)al 39 ROY ALDRICH, AB, Wheaton College. MARGARET ALEXANDER, BS, Appalachian State Teachers College. ROBERT ANDERSON, AB, Wheaton College. LOWELL BAILEY. BA in BE, Columbia Bible College. HAROLD BALLARD, North Carolina College of Engineering Agriculture. JANE BLACKFORD. BA. University of Tulsa. HENRY BOCK, AB in Th. Gordon College of Theology and Missions. LAURENCE BROWN, BA in BE, Columbia Bible College. Mh. HENRY CORNELL, BA, Houghton College. JACQUES DANGERS, BA, John Brown Uni- versity. MARSHALL DAVIS, BA, The King ' s College. MIRIAM CAMPBELL, BS, State Teachers Col- lege (N. J.) MARY KATE CANFIELD, BS, Wheaton College. JANET COLE, BA, Wheaton College. ,M DONALD DE HART, Pennsylvania State College. MARILYN DICKSON, AB, Wheaton College. ALICE FOREMAN, BRE, Northern Baptist Seminary. J DOROTHY FOWLER. BS, Pennsylvania State College. RONALD GENHEIMER. BS, Wheaton College. GRACE GLATZ. BA, Queens College. ROBERT GRUBER, BA, University of Nebraska. LOUIS GUASTELLA, BS, State University Teach- ers College at Potsdam. N. Y. BARBARA HARPER, AB, Wheaton College. LESTER HASPELS. BA, Sterling College. GEORGE HUESTIS. BA. Houghton College. Ste- ' I J, rl PAUL HANEY, BA, Wheaton College. VIRGINIA HANEY, AB, Syracuse University. CHARLES HARDING. BS. Rutgers University. HORACE HURLBURT. BA in BE, Columbia Bible College. BONNEVIEVE JOHNSON, BA, University of Washington. VIOLET JOHNSON, BS, Nortiiern Illinois State Teachers College. HENRY KAMMERER, BS, Rutgers University. RONALD KNUDTSEN, BA, State Teachers Col- lege, St. Cloud, Minn. JOAN KRISTERSON. BA, Washington State Col- lege. 41 NADINE LEWERS, BA, Longwood College. ANDREW LINDVALL, BA, Taylor University. EDWARD LLOYD. McMaster University. MARJORIE LOOMIS. BS. Kansas State College. MELVIN LOPTSON, AB. Wheaton College. FRANCES MacNEILL, BS, Columbia University RAY.MOND MARCOS. BA in BE. Columbia Bii College. LOIS NYLEN, BA in BE. Columbia Bible College. EARL PARVIN, BA, Houghton College. PERRY PRIEST, BA in BE, Columbia Bible College. MARGARET REYBURN, BS, University of Pitts- burgh. JACK ROEDA, BA. Calvin College. CALVIN ROESLER. AB, Wheaton College. CHARLES RUMLEY, BS, University of Illinois d iii?li WILLIAM SELKIRK, BS, University of Illinois. HELEN SLEDGE, BS. Mississippi State College for Women. 42 JEAN STRAWBRIDGE. BA, The King ' s College. G EDDIE STRICKLAND. BA in BE, Columbia Bible College. ROBERT SWANSON, BBA, University of New Mexico. HERBERT WAGEMAKER. AB, Wheaton College. EDITH WEST, BS. Wheaton College. JOHN WHITELAW. AB in Th. Gordon College of Theology Missions. DOYLE SMITH. BS, Northwestern State College, Natchitoches, La. WILLIAM STAUDENBAUR. BS. St. Cloud State Teachers College. V DAVID THOMAS. BA, Wheaton College. CARROLL THREATT. Carson-Newman College. ANNE VANDERFORD, AB, East Texas Baptist College. AiM ALDA MAY WILLIAMS. BA. William Jennings Bryan University. HARRIET WINN. BS in Ed. State Teachers Col- lege at Buflfalo. ELOISE CRANFORD. BA in BE. Columbia Bible College. VICTIMS OF CAMERA-FRIGHT. CLIFFORD LA FORGE, BA, Houghton College. JAMES MARCUS, BA. George Pepperdine Col- lege. DEAN PHILLIPS, John Brown University. JANE ROBINSON, BA, University of Pennsyl- vania. EUGENE SIEMER, BS. Colorado State College of Agriculture Mechanic Arts. 43 ' Tfte ptcnc x During the school term last year, we little realized our classmate Gordon Legant would not be with us this year. The Lord, in His infinite wisdom, saw fit to take him to heaven. He drowned at Gull Lake. Michigan, on July 13. 1952. May the homegoing of this friend challenge us to redeem every moment of our short lives. Psalm 116:15 In September of 1952, Walter Erikson, a graduate of the Columbia Bible College, and Edward Tritt, a former student, jour- neyed into the interior of Netherlands New Guinea to lay the plans for future missionary work among the unreached tribal peoples. They did not know then that they were to be the first martyrs in the history of the Bible College. On November 10, 1952, a cable from the governor of Nether- lands New Guinea bore the news: Deeply regret announced death by violence of mis- sionaries Erikson and Tritt. Mutilated bodies found 17 October in river Ainim near village Maoepas ... To what purpose is this waste? Hear the answer from the mar- tyrs ' graves: ... for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus my Lord: for whom I suffered the loss of all things, and do count them but refuse, that I may gain Christ. Two grains of wheat have died! And through many newly challenged lives, they will bring forth much fruit. Walter Erikson Edward Tritt 44 45 Katherine Erikson, Sec. Virginia Foley, Treas. Joel Keiter, Vice-Pres. Ed Lochstampfor, Pres. Mr. Otis Braswell 1 Adviser Student In all of its relations to the faculty, the student body of C.B.C. is represented by the Student Coun- cil. The purpose of the Student Council is to in- corporate Christian standards into all phases of student life and to direct all student extracurricular activity. The council ' s Program Committee plans and di- rects the special programs presented by the stu- dents. The Social Committee is in charge of the social events of the school. The Music Committee arranges the musical programs. The Morale Com- mittee is given the responsibility of securing the co-operation of the students in the program of stu- dent responsibility, regarding dormitory and social regulations. ( accHCcC MUSIC COMMITTEE Chairman; Dorothy Marsh. Members: Duane Kruger, Bruce Mahler. Iva Kirkpatrick. anfl Pat Ham. MORALE COMMITTEE Chairman; Joel Keiter. Undergraduate members: Katherine Erikson, Miriam Bryant, Charles Jordan, Jeanelle Tweten, and Ed Lochstampfor. Graduate members: Ron Knudtsen, Helen Sledge, Ron Gen- heimer, and Harriett Winn. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Chairman: Doris Garrett. Members: Margaret Mor- rison, Diane Lounsbury, Sara Stallings, Lorraine John- son, and Stuart Angle. PROGRAM COMMITTEE Chairman: Louise Lazaro. Members: Fred Fariss, Betty Overcash, and Herb Dickinson. Having the earnest desire to make the Lord Jesus Christ known to all the world, the students of CB.C. join together each Saturday evening to quicken their missionary interest through considering the needs of the regions beyond. Following these regular missionary pro- grams, the students divide into small groups to intercede for the particular needs of the vari- ous fields, and on behalf of the almost 400 CB.C. alumni who have gone to the foreign field. The national organization of F.M.F. was organized in 1937 by college students meeting at Ben Lippen Conference and at Keswick Conference. Students at CB.C. had an important part in initiating this movement, and the F.M.F. chapter at CB.C has made a substantial contribution both to the cause of missions on our campus and to the growth and influence of the national organization. Barbara Boyer. Secretary Marilyn Jones, Treasurer 48 Sam Brown, Regional Chairman Irene Payne, Regional Secretary In 1950 this organization joined the lnter- arsitv Christian Fellowship and toda is the foreign missionary arm of this aggressive student organization on the campuses of Amer- ica ' s schools. Membership in the F.M.F. is twofold. There are active members who purpose to go to the foreign mission field, believing it to be God ' s will for their lives: and there are associate members who are burdened for missions, but who are still seeking specific guidance relati e to their future service. The whole drive of the Bible College is to keep the Great Commission in its God-ordained place of prominence. PRAYER GROUP LEADERS Ulla Sundqvist — Jews Connie Nunn — Europe Ruth Donadon — Central America Janet Cole — Africa Rebecca Lennon — Home Alda Mae Williams — South America Grover DeVault — China Morris Cottle — Islands of the Sea Dick Basso — Moslems Chandapilla — India 49 Seeking 4 TOonU ' TO iene t ie iA m vc4 ok, t fieofoU fi4in4 : Prov. 29:18 Going Praying Presenting 50 c4lo a cfc €ne oxe ...( , P omc eoct fou eUeviCUf. Matt. 28:19, 20 Giving Sending Reading Hearing 51 1 11 .. Miss Charlotte Watson Pianist Bob Ekstrom, Business Manager Paul Gilchrist, President [iuth Donadon, Secretary Betty Skop, Librarian 4fH6 l44 Cld t% O It was with much delight that we welcomed the return of Mr. William Supplee. after his year ' s leave of absence. He has resumed his position as head of the music department and director of the choir. During the spring months the Ambassador choir made trips through the Southeastern area, minister- ing in music, testimony, and personal contact to young people in churches, high schools, and homes. Joy and blessing were with the choir as they sang out the message of salvation, surrender, and service. Gedney ining Organist t«f4« fix ' ' ■ ' iKl ifKs0 ■ 3MMS ' ' sm : m t inU ' ( iee i Come before His presence with singing. The newly organized Girls ' Glee Club, composed of 35 girls, was under the direction of Mr. Eugene Lye. The girls have enjoyed rendering service through music in several places throughout the school year. Ruth Gray, Librarian Betty Overcash, President Mr. Lye, Director Jo Ann Cassell, Business Manager Joanna Lowery, Assistant Business Manager Jane Zieseniss, Librarian Connie Nunn, Vice President Mary Lynn Burgess, Secretary-Treasurer 54 55 nc tccut MISS DOROTHY STRAUSS Women ' s Director MISS ELVA BROWNLEE MISS CAROLYN RAY Assistants First carryall in the C.B.C. fleet, 1938. And this is life eternal, that they may know thee, the only true God and Jesus Christ whom thou hast sent. To make Him known is the purpose of each young woman at C.B.C. as weekly she proclaims the Gospel of Christ in the Street Meetings, Bible Clubs, Public Schools, Sunday Schools, Rural Churches, Hospitals, Penal Insti- tutions, and on deputation teams serving in churches of nearby cities. Integrating actual service and the theories underlying it, Christian Service classes are conducted each week instructing students to teach, speak, and lead groups of all ages. Thus the students are prepared to minister to waiting hearts. 56 MR. OTIS BRASWELL MR. RONALD GENHEIMER Assistants The C.B.C. fleet today, 1953 Knowing therefore the fear of the Lord, we persuade men. Yes, week by week the men on Christian Service assignments persuade men to ac- cept this marvelous message of the Christ of Cal- vary. They reach out to the servicemen, penal insti- tutions, the needy sinner on the street corner, the churches, Sunday School classes, hospitals, and even to the uttermost parts of Columbia and its vicinity. God has given C.B.C. this city as a challenge in service to Him. Because of this, the students of C.B.C. should be more than ready to persuade men. ■■■ILr ■■hK M „, j5,5 ri- .« «I«MS  IP few ' II |i 57 ( 4etca Among the servicemen In the girls ' school 58 4Cu4fuU Officers for this year: J. Robertson McQuilkin, President H. Edward Sanders, Vice-President Carolyn Ray, Vice-President Marilyn E. Estes, Secretary Louise M. Mitchell, Treasurer William F. Doverspike, Executive Secretary 493 chairs, the finished project of 1952 Robertson McQuilkin C.B.C. alumni, though scattered around the world, are vitally united to the Bible College by the work of the Alumni Association. This twenty-three year old organization declares as its aim to cooperate with the Bible College in its purpose as expressed in the motto, ' To Know Him and To Make Him Known ' ; to promote fellowship among the gradu- ates; to combine our efforts for the work of the Bible College. Miss Marguerite McQuilkin, Alumni Secretary, has supervised the publishing of the CeBeCequel and the alumni directory, handled all alumni cor- respondence, and managed the campus office. Mar- guerite resigned in Noveiiiber, 1952, after serving faithfully for five years. At the glorious homecoming on Thanksgiving Day, the theme of Marching On was based on the verses, And the Lord said ... go forward ( Exodus 14:15) and 0 my soul, march on with strength (Judges 5.21). As the project for 1952-53, the Alumni Association wholeheartedly voted to give through the Association to the McQuilkin Memorial, for which plans were announced at Thanksgiving. 59 First semester (jfficers: Charles Jordan. I ' le ulc nt : F. T. Lhamlapilla. ice President; Gene Chapman. Secretary: Gordon Jones. Treasurer. (ne€€4tc Forensic offers to the men students of C.B.C. a type of education that is essen- tial to different phases of Christian Serv- ice and that is obtained through no other organization of C.B.C. The pre- amble of the Forensic constitution reads as follows: Inasmuch as the sovereign God has connnanded men e er where to dedicate themsehes and all things unto Him and to exercise dominion over all things according to His will, we are bound to tlo His will. Therefore, this Societ has been established that the men of Colundjia Bible College nia have practical experience in parliamentar) ]3rocedure. have practice in public speak- ing, and hear lectures in realms neces- sary to the perfection of a well-rounded disciple of Christ. The chapel program which reviewed the news of ' 52 through the world ' s. God ' s, and Satan ' s cameras provided additional experience for some of the members as well as some ' er worth- while information for the stutlents. 60 P 4C Phi Alpha has come a long wa} since it was founded in 1932. with Mr. Frank Sells officiating as president. Yes. the Philobiblonian Literary Society was then open to both men and women. Later it was necessary for the men to organize a separate societ) because of the increase in the number of members. The name Philo- biblonian means lo er of books; and the purpose of the society was to introd uce the members to the great masters in literature, to acquaint them with the art of public speaking, and to school them in parliamen- tary procedure. Exactly twenty years later, in 1952. the Philo- biblonian Society stepped down and the Phi Alpha Society took its place. Phi Alpha are the letters repre- senting the Greek words Philo Agathos which mean lovers of the good: that which is useful and beautiful. The goal of this new society is to cultivate that which is characteristic of a gracious woman in her obliga- tions to the home, to the church and to societ . e have chosen as our motto the verse found in Philip- pians 4:8, ' Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be am praise, think on these things. First semester officers: Betty Overcash. President; Lee Stuckey, Vice-President; Anne Trotter. Treasurer; Betty Sim- mons. Secretary; Gladys liallantine. Vice-President. 61 ®e|ie®ean To the praise of His glory. Ephesians 1 :12 Student opinion on various things of interest . . . details on special school events . . . highlights of student activity . . . comments on significant world events . . . these are compiled and recorded, with spots of humor and human interest, and placed in the hands of each student by means of the CeBeCean, the school newspaper. The fall semester found the CeBeCean facing a critical period in its history, that of being shelved for a time. And, as in the Christian life the Lord begins to work only after the individual is willing to be nothing, so in the work of the CeBeCean much prayer and planning were given to the problem, and from this evolved a complete face-lifting for the paper. Not only was the original layout changed, but there was an earnest desire to have the content such that it would meet the highest standards of the Bible College. As the year has passed, the whole staff has been conscious of the Lord in His divine mercy fulfilling the verse He gave for the year, Ephesians 1:12: To the praise of His glory. David Thomas, Editor 62 Preparing the dummy Typing the copy Editor David Thomas Writers .... Assistant Editor Martha Xewell News Editor Lester Haspels Business Manager Margaret Morrison Feature Editor Ted Schwartz Sports Editor Mel Loptson Faculty Adviser Miss Kathryn McClarty Business Adviser Rev. John Hehl Staff Typist. , Adrienne Andrews Gordon Jones Gloria McClintock Jean Miller Ted Schwartz Bill Selkirk Betty Yorke Betty Yorke Printing Proces MISS KATHRYN McCLARTY Adviser 63 Louise Lazaro Business Manager Bob Ekstrom Assistant Editor Miriam Bryant Editor Jesse Kennon Advertising Manager Jackie Houston Photography Editor Miss McClarty Faculty Adviser Mary Faith Phillips Subscriptions Manager Betty DePew Literary Editor Bob Magee Photographer Adrienne Andrews Artist Sara Stallings Sophomore Rep. Very efficient workers Thy towers are pointing upward, toward God and Heaven and Light. Crowning each of C.B.C. ' s towers is a bud-like finial, from which this book received its name. The continual growth of the Bible College is reflected in the growth of its annual. From t he small, 43-page, paper-backed edition of 1939. the Finial has grown to the present large, 108-page book with a stiff -back, embossed cover. However, its purpose is still the same — to present a permanent pictorial record of the activities and student life of Columbia Bible College. This year we, as the Finial staff, have learned what it is to constantly look to God for wisdom, strength, and guidance. We trust that this book of memories of the school year 1952-53 will be the means of pointing many to God and Heaven and Light. Coaching the ad salesmen Our messenger boys Dorothy Gibbs. Secretary; Paul Gilchrist, Vice- President; Bill Selkirk, President. Sometimes the life of a missionary depends upon sending a message to a doctor or nurse quickly. If simple radio communication is available, days and weeks of waiting for a message can be saved. In 1949, when they realized this, thirteen people, including Dr. Culley, Mr. Fetner, five girls and six fellows, met together to form the first Radio Club of C.B.C. They drew up a constitution and applied to the F.C.C. for a station license. The F.C.C. issued a license with the station call letters W4PKD. In order to operate this ham station, one must have an amateur license. To obtain a license one must know enough theory and have enough practice to enable him to construct and operate his own sta- tion and must have the ability to send the Interna- tional Morse Code at a rate of thirteen words per minute. This knowledge and practice is offered to Bible College students in a class on Radio Com- munications. At present there are two active licensed operators of W4PKD, and two persons with license pending, and transmitters that operate on two of the amateur bands. Construction has been started on transmitters to operate on two other bands. Under the right at- mospheric conditions, especially with the new an- tennae atop the new dormitory building, this short- wave equipment is able to reach any place in the world. The goal for the future is to establish regular missionary amateur traffic nets throughout the world. cuUa Repairing the equipment Operating the station 66 7 ' ' ' ' ? Mt €tU In the inter-class football games this year, the Junior class came out on top. Fol- lowing them in line were the Grads, Sopho- mores, Freshmen, and Seniors. On Thanksgiving Day the annual Grits Bowl game was played. The Junior-Fresh- man Gridsters defeated the Senior-Sopho- more combine. 68 A . ■ • M   -? r lit £puml IW A -, ' I «• -M i —  ' B et6 U For the first time our varsity team entered the city league. As the Finial went to press, the school was tied for second place, with some potentiality of winning the double elimination play-offs for the championship. Marshall Davis was the player-coach for this year ' s basketball team. Basketball was played by intramural teams also. Marshall Davis Nick Caniiniti Arvis Griggs Jack Parker Jim Aycock Jimmy Peck Warren Chastain Dick Basso 72 a tua uf. S tna ttd .iS Front TOW. Nancy Hoxter, Shirley Ham, Gladys MacLean, Juanita Elwood, Caro- lyn Thieman, Mildred Kiyuna, Mary Lou Pack. Back tow: Carolyn Suda, Josephine Branch, Doris French, Elea- nor Johnson, Naomi Smith, Jane Leim- bach, Ruth Wilson. Front TOW. Francisco Garcia, William Crockett, Marian Michel, W. A. Truesdale, Jean Parker. Back tow. John Justice, Wilson Dacus, James Ellis, Alvin Powers, Horace Jacobs. Not pictuTcd: Lee Baumgardner, James Block, Anna Caminiti, John Kerth, Alfred Larson, Petter Lindland, Harry McCall, Jewell Newcomb, Joel Orten- dahl, June Ortendahl, Robert Pearsall, Bernita Preston, lola Sanborn, Peggy Simons, Janyce Smith, Virginia Stafford, Sudie Waters. 74 c tcin4 Pat Davis, Assistant Miss Wood, Librarian « 10 Exercise ' i - fe 78 79 ' a ttcUcL ace r900 t ' a J 1 m , r 953 81 %I i l mSURANCC COMPANY LESTER BATES, President of Columbia, S. C. Columbia, S. C. To the 1953 Graduates, Columbia Bible College. 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Downey, Mrs. T. E., Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. Ferris, Mr. Newell D., 5,530 Randall Avenue, Columbia, S. C. Fleece, Dr. G. Allen, 3631 Hanson Road, Columbia, S. C. Glasser, Rev. Arthur F., 601 Amherst Street, Columbia, S. C. Hatch, Rev. James M., 19 Juarez Court, Forest Acres, Columbia, S. C. Hehl, Rev. John. 415 Riverhill Circle, Columbia, S. C. McClarty, Miss Kathryn E., 3813 Duncan Street, Columbia, S. C. Munro, Rev. John Ker, 3505 Verner Street, Columbia, S. C. Petty, Miss Sara, Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. Petty, Rev. Thomas M., 1120 Warren Drive, Columbia, S. C. Sells, Rev. Frank H.. 1211 Devonshire Drive, Columbia, S. C. Strauss, Miss Dorothy M., Hanson Court, Forest Acres, Columbia, S. C. Supplee, Mr. George W., 1516 Richland Street. Columbia, S.C. Supplee. Mr. G. William. 1120 Warren Drive, Columbia S. C. Walker, Mrs. W. L., Columbia Bible College. Columbia, S. C. Warren, Miss Kathryn L., Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. Wenzel, Rev. Charles J., Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. Wood. Miss Shirley N.. Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. Soman, Miss Irene S., Columbia Bible College, Columbia S. C. Briggs, Miss Mabel E., Columbia College, Columbia, S. C. Brownlee, Miss Elva. Columbia Bible College. Columbia, S. C. Culley, Mrs. Paul G.. 630 Riverhill Circle. Columbia, S. C. Davis, Miss Patricia, Columbia Bible College. Columbia, S. C. Doverspike, Rev. Wm. F., 1700 Charleston Highway, Columbia, S. C. Farmer, Mrs. Harvey, Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. Farrar, Miss Elizabeth, Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. Fry, Mrs. S. R., Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. Gray, Rev. Robert D., 420 Riverhill Circle, Columbia, S. C. Havlick, Miss Nancy. Columbia Bible College. Columbia, S. C. Hehl, Mrs. John. 415 Riverhill Circle, Columbia. S. C. Lye, Mr. Eugene L.. 1723 Sumter Street, Columbia. S. C. McCord, Miss Maurine. Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. McQuilkin, Miss Marguerite. 1311 Cambridge Lane, Columbia, S. C. McQuilkin. Mrs. Robt. C. 1311 Cambridge Lane. Columbia, S. C. Mitchell. Miss Louise. Columbia Bible College, Columbia. S. C. Mitchell. Miss Lucy. Columbia Bible College, Columbia. S. C. Moore. Miss Pamela C, Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. Nesmith. Miss Thelma. Columbia Bible College, Columbia. S. C. Overstreet. Miss Sarah. Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. Owings, Miss Edith T.. 4915 Holmes Street, Columbia, S. C. Peet, Miss Lucy W.. Hanson Court. Forest Acres, Columbia, S. C. Ray, Miss Carolyn, Columbia Bible College, Columbia. S. C. Scogin, Mrs. L. P., Columbia Bible College, Columbia. S. C. Sells, Mrs. Frank H., 1211 Devonshire Drive, Columbia, S. C. Thompson, Miss Mary Jane, Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. Tweten, Miss Grace M., Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. Watson, Miss Charlotte. Columbia Bible College, Columbia. S. C. Woods, Miss Frances, Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C. Zuker, Dr. Stephen H., 1704 Providence, Columbia, S. C. Aday. Viola F., 2005 West Arthur Avenue. Chicago 45, Illinois Aldrich, Roy L. Jr.. 18717 Strathmor. Detroit 35. Michigan Alexander. Margaret. Cabarrus Hall. Kannapolis. North Carolina Allen, Bernice A., Ashland, North Carolina Allison. Winfrid B., Westville. Oklahoma Allred. Leonard P.. 840 Bellevue Street. Greensboro, North Carolina Anderson. A. Annabelle. 1227 Monterey Street. Jacksonville. Florida Anderson. B. Jean. R.D. 1. Industry, Pennsylvania Anderson. John P.. 70 Fremont Street, Apt. D-9, Bloomfield, -New Jersey Anderson. Mary. 309 Bewley Road, Havertown, Pennsvlvania Anderson, Robert, 70 Fremont Street. Apt. D-9. Bloomfield, New Jersey Andrews, Adrienne, 1916 North Signal Hills Drive. St. Louis 22. Missouri Angle. Stuart B.. Route 5. Box 25. Ft. Lauderdale. Florida Anthony. Zola M.. 5010 Wyoming Avenue. Nashville. Tennessee Aycock. James 0., Box 539, Warrenton, North Carolina Ayers. Patricia A., Wilmont Road. Charlotte. North Carolina Baggelt. Billy G., Route 1, Barry, Texas Bagley. Lois J.. 1825 Cedar Street. Pueblo, Colorado Bailey. Lowell k.. Faith Bible Academy. Camdenton. Missouri Ballantine, Gladys V., Onlando Street. Lincoln Park. Kingston, New York Ballard. Harold A., 51 Watauga Street. Asheville. North Carolina Basso. Richard M., Chester Depot, Vermont Baumgardner. Lee A.. 3215 A Utah Avenue. St. Louis. Missouri Bell. Hugh S.. Jr.. 360 Mariposa .Avenue. Sierra Madre. California Bennett. Billie R.. Marrable Hill, EIDorado, Arkansas Benton, James L.. 9.33 Vernon Court. Columbia. South Carolina Berends, George I.. 1132 Hudson Street. S.W.. Grand Rapids. Michigan Biggs. Charles J., 747 Barbey Street, Brooklyn, New York Birkey. Delmar G., Route 1. Foosland. Illinois Birkey, Donna N., Route 1. Foosland. Illinois Bishop. Cloyd, 209 South Scott Street. Lima. Ohio Bivens. Dale G., 2401 Lake Avenue. Pueblo. Colorado Black, G. Carl, 89 Gushing Street, Portsmouth, Virginia Black, Dwayne L., 89 Gushing Street, Portsmouth, Virginia 104 niaikford. Jarif. .UtSo Elon. Slire eport. Louisiana Blackiniire. Failh F... 425 Eastern Parkway. Brooklyn. New Y,.rk I5lizzarcl. Janips L.. 1640 N.W. Third Avenue, Fort Lauderdale. Florida Bloik. James G.. Route I. Box 63,1 Orlando. Florida BlonH|uist. A. Felix. 171:! East : Mh Street. Brooklyn. Ne York Biiiinenia. Jacqueline L.. 79 Triiiihle Avenue. Clifton. New Jerse Bonnetle. Eljner 0.. Route 1. Box 222. Warrenville. South Carolina Bover. Barbara L. 1040 Carteret, Pueblo. Colorado Bracket!. C. Eugene. 456 S.W. Fourth Avenue. Fort Lauderdale. Florida Bradera. Betty J.. J- Robbins Trailer Cit . Barnwell. South Carolina Brady. Harold S.. North Plainfield. New Jersey Branch. Jose|jhine B.. Route 3. Raleigh. North Carolina Branch. Lucy M.. Route .S. Raleigh. North Carolina Brannon. Annette M.. Ivydale, West Virginia Brickey. Marilyn E.. Route 2. Box 309 Cumberland Road. Bluefield. West X ' irginia Bridgenian. Williain G.. 509 West Gordon Street. Thomaston. Georgia Brown. Carohn W.. 291 Eastern Parkwav. BrookUn. New York Brown. Harold D.. Box 14. Cayce. South Carolina Brown. Laurence D.. 291 Eastern Parkwav. BrookKn. New York Brown. Samuel R.. 4139 East 93rd Street. Cleveland. Ohio Bryant. Miriam C. 519 Barton Avenue. Chattanooga. Tennessee Burgess. Mary L.. Box 120. Blue Ridge. Texas Burnelte. Shirley S.. 1202 Muller Avenue. Columbia. South Carolina Cam. June M.. Y ' ndenhurst. Endcliffe Hall Avenue. Sheffield. 10. England Caminiti. Anna M.. 446 West 47th Street. New York 3,6. New York Caminiti. Nick J.. 4-16 West 47th Street. New Y ' ork 36. New York Campbell. Miriam E.. 0-51 Elden Place. Fair Lawn. New Jersey Campbell. Thomas R.. 13,20 Pickens Street. Columbia. South Carolina Canfield. Mary F... 105 Wood Street. Signal Mountain. Tennessee Cannon. H. Richard.. 41 7 N.E. Second Street. Fort Lauderdale. Florida Capp. Henry J.. Jr.. Box 191. Arlington. Florida Case. Gordon A., 15 Bigelow Street, Binghamton. New York Cassell, Joe Anne. Pine Ridge Court. Box 951. Sarasota. Florida Gate. Carl W.. Route 1. Box 4. Cherry Farm. G eneva Road. Wheaton, Illinois Gate, Georgia B.. Route 1. Box I. Cherrv Farm. Geneva Road. Wheaton. Illinois Chapman. James E.. 13,14 Rollins Avenue. Charlotte 5. North Carolina Chastain, Warren G.. 3,55 16th Street. Brooklvn 15. New York Chandapilla. P. T.. Podiniannil House. Plezhuveli. P. C. Travancore. India Clark. A. Louise.. Chapel. irginia Cochran M. Juanita. Route 56. White Horse Road. Greenville. South Carolina Cole. Janet R.. 2805 Bate Street. Racine. Wisconsin Collins. Joan J.. 41i! Hopewell Street. Hopewell. irginia Cook. Charles E.. 1236 Rollins Avenue. Charlotte. North Carolina Cornell. Henrv L.. 125 West Hazeltine Avenue. Kenniore. New York Cottle. Morris O.. 1207 Hull Street. South Norfolk. irginia Courtney. Annie A.. Box 589. Rock Hill. South Carolina Crockett. Kathleen W.. Box 137. Tangier. Virginia Crockett. William T.. Jr.. Route 2. Brentwood. Tennessee Crotts. Charlotte V.. Box 436, Biscoe. .North Carolina Cranford. Eloise, Route 3, Baxle . Georgia Crumpton. Lois L.. Blane . South Carolina Dacus. W. Wilson, 150 Wacaster. Jackson. Mississippi Dangers. Vacques E.. 2735 Clay Street. San Francisco. California Darling. Eletba R.. 51 1 LaFarette. Grand Haven. Michigan Darling. Eugene L.. 1321 ' ashington Street. Grand Haven. Michigan Davis. .Marshall E.. 17Shelbourne Road. Haxertown. Pemisv Kania Da . Jo A.. 3,18 West Gordon. Thomaston. Georgia DeHart. Donald M.. 29 Homestead Avenue. Collingswood. New Jerse Dei ' ew. Bettx . Route 2. Aiken. South Car,.iina De ault. Grover G.. Box 265. Route 2. Plainfield. New Jersev Dial. Scotty E.. 711 Kings Highway. Shreveport. Louisiana Dickinson. Herbert A.. Jr.. 8:! Terrell Avenue. Oceanside. New York Dickson. Marilyn R.. Flora MacDonald College. Red Springs. North Carolina Dollar. Dorothy L.. 922 N Axenue. Cavce. South Carolina Donadon. Ruth .M.. 6815 Mitchell. St. Louis. Missouri Drew. Harion W.. Jr.. Building 35. Apartment 2. Hendlev Homes. Coluinbia. South Carolina Duberl. Rax mood K.. East Main Road. Silver Creek. New York Durost. Richard E.. Lisbon Falls. .Maine Duvall. L. Don. 1.35. ' i Dupont Avenue. S.E.. .Atlanta. Georgia Eberly. William E.. 916 Buchanan Avenue. Lancaster. Penns Kania Edwards. era H.. 22 ' ,6 Santee .Avenue. Columbia. South Carolina Eisenback. James H.. 145 Cabel Street. Louisville. Kentucks Eiseidiack. Samuel J.. 145 Caubel Street. Louisville. Kentuckv Ekslro)n. Robert J.. 7251 West Farwell. Chicago 31. Illinois Ellis. James N.. Jr.. 191): ' , ln lependenre Road. Greensboro. -North Carolina Elwood. Juanita A.. 209 King Street. Ithaca. New York Enck. irginia ¥.. Route 1. Elizabetbtown. Pennsvlvania Eremic. Virginia A.. 4 Bawiew Drive. Colun.bia. South Carolina Erikson. Katberine. 72(, North 12th Street. DeKalb. Illinois Erwin. Frank B.. Jr.. i: ' ,06 35th Street. Birmingham 8. .Alabama Fariss. Fred .M.. 91 Gushing Street. Portsmouth. irginia Fink. Paul R.. 3612 South Cabrillo Avenue. San Pedro. California Forbes. Ruth J.. 13 Jendale Court. Jennings. Missouri Ford. Edward W.. 21 1 So. Hite. Louisville. Kentucky Foreman. M. Alice. 1115 No. Ma field. Chicago 51. Illinois Fort. Robert C. Route 1. Oklawaha. Florida Fowler. Dorothy M.. 1111 Fourth Avenue. Altoona. Pennsylvania Fox. Sally L.. 610 Davidson Street. Bartow. Florida Frawley. illiam B.. 2-2 Hendley Homes. Columbia. South Carolina Frazier. William E.. Route 1. Newton. N ,rlh Carolina French. Doris M.. 102-01 As, an Avenue. Forest Hills 75. New York Fulton. Anne L.. 300 Waccamaw Avenue. Columbia. South Carolina Gaden. Verna M.. 14862 X isconsin Avenue. Detroit 21. Michigan Garcia. Francisco. 19 1172 edado. Habana. Cuba Garrett. Doris J.. 90: ' , North New Road. Pleasantville. New Jersey Gasperson. E. Eugenia. Sk land. North Carolina Gaston. A. Kenneth. 1817 Orleans. Dallas 1. Texas Gaston. Warren E.. Sr.. 1600 Blanding. C-6. Colundiia. South Carolina Genheimer. Ronald W.. S.A.G.M.. 108, Prospect Park West. Brooklvn 15. New York 105 Gibbs. DoroOn E.. 1521! Norlb :!6tb Place. Birniinghani. Alabama Giardini. Silvia L.. Shawjiiul Avenue. Boi-lon 16. Massachusetts Gilchrist. Paul R.. 145 Maplew.iod Avenue. Philadelphia 41. Pennsylvania Glatz, Grace D.. 10-29 A 201 Street. Bayside. New York Goldmann. Harold. 2020 Superiiir Avenue. Shehovgan. Wisconsin Granlland. Myra D.. 13. . Carolina Axeiuie. Fort Lauderdale. Florida Gray. Ruth M.. 171.5 Upshor Street. Washington. D. C. Green. Florence B.. Old Perlican. Newfoundland. Canada Griggs, Arvis W.. Box 1109. El Dorado. Arkan.sas Groendvke. Mildred R.. Route 2. Trenton. New Jersey Guastella. Louis, 8017 14th Avenue. Brooklyn, New York Gumin. Patricia J.. Route 1. Petric Road. Coraopolis. Pennsvlvania Haile. Marjorie V.. 5221 Burke Avenue. Colundiia. South Carolina Haines. Ruth, Parkton. North Carolina Hale. Presley E.. 1218 West Cerro (iordo Street. Deeatur 49. Illinois Hall. Peggy P.. Route 1. Cassatt. South Carolina Ham. Patricia A.. 2042 Boulevard Drive. N.E.. Atlanta. Georgia Ham. Shirley M.. X : Nelson Avenue. Peekskill. New York Hammond, W. Thomas. 1 112 Okeechobee Road. West Palm Beach. Florida Haney. Paul J.. Winona Dairy. Winona Lake. Indiana Haney. Virginia M.. Winona Lake. Indiana Harding. Charles S.. :!2 Appleton Road. Glen Ridge. New Jersey Hardy. Rachel L.. Hightouer Road, Tho.naston. Georgia Harper, Barbara E.. 78 Mertz Avenue. Hillside. New Jersey Haspels. Lester. Boyden. Iowa Hayes. Jack K.. 1719 Beverly Drive. Charlotte. North Carolina Heaton, Norma I.. .508 Piedmont Avenue. Anderson. South Carolina Herzog, Lois M.. 0070 North Nassau Avenue. Chicago M. Illinois Hesse, Don A.. Garber. Iowa Helms, C. Melvin. l.iOO Pinecrest Avenue. Charlotte, North Carolina Hicks. Ruth C. Radiant. Virginia Hill, George E.. 1022 McFadden Street. C.dumhia. South Carolina Hockersmith. Darrell L., Ri5ute 7, Crawfordsville, Indiana Holmes, Clyde A.. Route .56. 1 Daniel Avenu e. Greenville. South Carolina Hood. Keith M., .SO, Woodholm Road, Sheffield 11. England Houston, Jacqueline, 232 East Lake Drive, Decatur. Georgia Howell, Mitchell. Troy, North Carolina Hoxter, Nancy M.. 508 Orkney Road. Baltimore 12. Maryland Huang. David. Fornmsa Huestis, Georgia C. 100 Modena Avenue, Providence 8, Rhode Island Huffingham, Irving D.. 1 106 Kings Avenue. Jacksonville 7. Florida Huggins, James N., 909 Elmwood Avenue. Ccdumbia. S(,ulh Carolina Hurlburl. Clarene C. Route 2. Box 579. Loomis. California Hurll.url, Horace P., B.P. 535 Coslermonsville, Congo Beige Hurlhurt, Hugh R., Route 2, Box 570, Loomis, California Hurley, William H., 539 luohy Avenue, Pitman, New Jersey Hurst, J. Nathaniel, Route 11, Box 273. Jacksonville, Florida Huston, Winifred L., 1917 Spruce, Pueblo, Colorado Hulh. Frederick L., Jr., Box 72, Greenbelt, Maryland Hutto, Carlisle, .301 Shuler Street, Columbia, South Carolina Hyler, Gladys El., Route 1. Abingdon. Virginia Iredell. Ralph E.. 7627 Rugby Street. Philadelphia 19. Pennsylvania Jackstadt, Alfred II.. 1600 Blanding Street, Apt. C5, Colund)ia. South Carolina Jacobs. Horace J.. 325 North Cajnpbell Street. Louisville. Kentucky Jaeger, Neil B.. Gonzales Gardens. Apt. F-1. Columbia. South Carolina Jaeger. Nellie R., Gonzales Gardens, .Apt. El. Columbia. South Carolina Jean, Winifred R., 4227 Shelly, Dallas, Texas Johnson, Bonnie M.. 2437 Darby Road. Haverton. Pennsylvania Johnson, Eleanor E., 1306 Clark Street. Rapid Citv. South Dakota Johnson, Elsie M., Sandstone, Minnesota Johnson, Gladys M.. Sandstone, Minnesota Johnson, Lorraine M,, Sandstone. Minnesota Johnson. Violet L., 2412 25th Street. Rockford. Illinois Jones, Gordon H., Route 2, El Dorado, Arkansas Jones, Marilyn R., 137 Wat erson Lane, Jeffersontown. Kentucky Jordan, Charles W., 214 West Forest Avenue. Wheaton. Illinois Justice. John R.. 71 1 East Doyle Street. Toccoa. Georgia Kalter, Robert W.. 1253 College Street. N.E.. Grand Rapids. Michigan Kanimerer, Henry C. 3821 East State Street. Trenton 9. New Jersey Kay lor, Lawrence S.. .301:5 Grand A emie. Huntington Park. California Kearse. William S.. 21 North Providence Avenue. Atlantic City, New Jersey Kerth, John K., 2658 River Road, River Grove, Illinois Keiter, Joel L.. 4048 21st Street, N., Arlington, Virginia Kennon, Jesse C, Box 22, New Port Richey, Florida Kinnard, Alberta W.. 110 Second Avenue. Bremen. Georgia Kirkpatrick, Fleet, Jr.. 223 Osborne Avenue. Charlotte. North Carolina Kirkpatrick, Iva M.. 320 Clark St.. Bellwood. Pennsvlvania Ki una, Mildred M.. 1365 C. Nuuanu Avenue. Ibmolulu. T. H. Knight, H, Virginia, Pinedale, Clarkesville, Georgia Knudsten, Ronald 0.. Henning. Minnesota Koplos, Joyce, 1920 Lustin Street, Pittsburgh 19. Penns) Ivania Kreimann, Gladwin G.. 352 Wellington Avenue. Chicago 14. Illinois Kreuzburg, Janet A., DeKalb Pike, Gwynedd. Pennsvlvania Kristerson, Joan D., 216 W. Lee Street, Seattle 99. Washington Kruger. Duajie R.. 2433 South Washington Avenue, Lansing, Michigan LaForge, ClilTord, RD 2, Newburgh. New York Lapham, Walter G.. 3863 Dawes. Detroit 4, Michigan Larson. Alfred J.. 62 Lakeview Avenue. New Market, New Jersey Lazaro, Louise M.. 1527 Hampton Street, Columbia, South Carolina Lee, Jui Lan, 800 Poinsettia Street, Columbia, South Carolina Lee, Mayanne, 800 Poinsettia Street, Cohnnbia, South Carolina Lee, Meng-shu. 800 Poinsettia Street. Columbia. South : Carolina ' s Leimbach. Jane B., 40-40 190 Street, Flushing .58, New York Lennon. Rachel A., Route 2, Box 129, Clarkton, North Carolina Lennon, Rebecca T.. Route 2. Box 129, Clarkton, North Carolina Lelchworth, Gary W.. Route 2, Box 136-A. Tallahassee, Florida Lewers. Nadine L.. Assawoman, Virginia Lilley, Charles E., 2014 Jackson Court, Sarasota. Florida Lindland, Petter R.. Amundsen Lane, New York, New York Lindvall, An lrew J., International Falls, Minnesota Lloyd, Edward C. 15 Head Street. Hamilton. Ontario Lochstampfor. Edgar F.. :!6 Channing Aveime. Portsm outh. Virginia Loizeaux. J. Pierre, Box 664, Fullerton, Marvland 106 Loniel. Mary A.. 1133 E. 42nd Street, Savannah. Georgia Lomel. Ruth C. 113.3 E. 42nd Street. Savannah. Georgia Looniis. Marjorie J.. 41.5 W. 4th Street, Kinsley. Kansas Loti. Theodore W., Route 1, Seminary, Mississippi I...|,is,,n. Melvin E.. 8.51 W. Euclid, Stockton 4, California Lounshury. Diane E.. Box 135. Goulds. Florida Lowery. P. J.ianna. 110 Whitefoord Avenue N.E.. Athuila. Georgia L le. Dorothy J.. iMarrahle Hill. El Dorado. Arkansas MacLean. Gladys E.. 132 Carleton Street. Toronto. Ontario MacNeill. Frances €.. 97 Hemenway Street. Boston. Massachusetts Magee. Robert L.. 940 est Tenth Street. Erie. Penns lvania Mahler. Bruce R.. 56 Lenox Avenue, Lvnbrnok. L. I.. New York .Manning. Lewis. 1443 Chamlord Place. Dallas. Texas Marcos. J. Raymond. 2310 LaSalle Street. Tampa 7. Florida Marcus. James 0.. 6619 King Avenue. Bell. California .Marsh. Dorothy M., A. 1. M.. 373 Carlton Avenue. Brooklvn 5. New York Marshall. Phyllis J., Goshen. Virginia Martin. Alice M.. Avenue D. Box 61 B. Atlantic Highlands. ew Jersev McAlister. Rebecca J., Route 1, Biscoe, North Carolina McCall. Edith G.. Route 1, Abingdon, Virginia McCall. Harry R.. 122 James Street. Greenville. South Carolina McClain. John M.. Route 8. Dannon Bridge Road, Greenville. South Carolina McClintock. Gloria M.. 513 Clemens, Kirkwood 22. Missouri McEwen. Laurel J.. Jr.. 1116 East 39th Street, Savannah, Georgia MeGee. Barbara .. Route 1. Thoniaston. Georgia McQuay, Earl P., P. 0. Box 51, Matthews. North Carolina Michel, Marian J.. Lakemills, Wisconsin Miller, Jean E., 1231 Upland Street, Chester, Pennsylvania Monda, Rose M., 127 Fourth Street, Sarasota, Florida Moody, Carolynne F.. 758 Hostrand Avenue. Brooklvn 16. .New York Morrison, Margaret H.. 1620 Garlland Avenue. Nashville. Tennessee Moses, Betty A., Lookout. West Virginia Moyer. P. Joan. Pleasant Hill. RD 2. Harrisburg. Pennsylvania Muschett. Carmen V.. 437 Kingston Avenue. Brooklvn. New York Musser, Leonard S.. RD 1. Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Myers, Wilma J., 72 Virginia Avenue. Coatesville, Pennsylvania Nalhadian. Rose, 2005 DeKoven Avenue. Racine, Wisconsin Nasshan, Ronald K,, 59-28 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn 27, New York Needham. S. Lorena, Route 7, Winston-Salem. North Carolina Nelson. Leon J.. 508 N. Fifth Street, Marshalltown. Iowa Nelson. Mary Lou, 1009 Webster Avenue, Wheaton. Illinois Nesmith, Thelma, 6321 Beach Boulevard. Jacksonville 7. Florida Newconib. Jewell E.. 4700 S.E. 122nd Avenue, Portland. 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Florida Orcutt. William H.. 421 E. Manlius Street. East Sn racuse. New York Ortendahl. Joel. Bethune. South Carolina Ortendahl, June W., Bethune, South Carolina Osborne, M. Elizabeth. Route 1. Halifax, Virginia Overcash, Betty L.. 630 East Cemetery Street. Salisbury. North Carolina Pack. Mary L., GreelcN ville. South Carolina Parker. Jack C. Bethune. South Carolina Parnell, Douglas F., Columbia Bible College. Columbia. South Carolina Parvin, A. Earl, Academy Street, Shiloh, .New Jersev Patrick. Johimie R., Bowman, South Carolina Payne. Irene. 314 East 32nd Street. Brooklyn 26. New York Pearsall. G. Deanne. 2916 Grace Street. Columbia. South Carolina Pearsall. Robert. 2916 Grace Street. Columbia. South Carolina Pease. Robert B.. 34 Park Place. Lynbrook. New York Peck. Jinnnv G., 636 N.E. Second Avenue. Fort Lauderdale. Florida Peck. Patricia L.. 636 N.E. Second Avenue. Fort Lauderdale. Florida Perdue. W. Roy. Route 2. Box 39. El Dorado. Arkansas Phillips. Dean F.. 1 Duane .Avenue. Binghamton 13. New- York Phillips, Mary Faith, Pontotoc, Mississippi Pifer, Wayne H„ Hendley Homes Building 5. Apartment 7, Columbia, South Carolina Foley, E. Virginia, 315 S. Spruce Street. Elizabethtown. Pennsylvania Powers, Alvin. 1118 Hazel Avenue, Norfolk. Virginia Preston, Bernita C. Burdett. Kansas Preston, Charles M., Burdett, Kansas Priest. Perry N.. Troy, Mississippi Purcell. Marcene, 1001 East 34tb Street, Savannah, Georgia Rabe, Harry G., 14451 Gridley Road, Norwalk. California Ramsey, Richard H., 325 Dorset Avenue, Portsmouth. Virginia Rascher, Lawrence C, 6432 Lloyd Avenue. St. Louis 10, Missouri Ray, Carolyn, 909 Union Street, Greensboro, .North Carolina Rembes. Alice, 1289 Genesee, Buffalo 12. New York Reyburn, Margaret P., 107 Lloyd Avenue, Latrobe. Pennsylvania Robinson. Jane V,. 110 Division Avenue. Levittown. New York Roeda. Jack H., 321 W. 107th Street, Chicago 28. Illinois Roesler. Calvin L., RR 1. Waseca, Minnesota Rumley, Charles D.. 212 E. 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Naval Base. South Carolina Sierner. Bettie M.. -JdO S. Meldrujn. Fort Collins. Colorado Siemer. Eugene C. 4(H1 S. Meklrujn. Fort Collins. Colorado Simmons. Elizabeth M. 1519 Park Road. .W., Washington. D. C. Simon. Fred D.. Greensboro. North Carohna Simons. Peggv E.. Batesburg. South Carolina Skaggs. Elizabeth G.. Prospect. Kentucky Skop. Bettv M.. 9.i5 Fillmore Avenue. Buffalo. New York Skroback. Theodore F.. CO Gordon Street. Yonkers. New York Slaughter. Joel W.. 95.30 Overlake Dr.. Dallas. Texas Sledge. M. Helen. Duck Hill, Mississippi Smith. Bettv J.. 705 Merriam Court. Topeka. Kansas Smith. Carter W.. 10 Woodlawn. Radford. irginia Smith. Doyle W.. Belle Glade. Florida Smith. Ernia J.. Belle Glade. Florida Smith. Mary J.- Nocatee. Florida Smith. Naomi M.. Scranton. Iowa Snipes. Mardelle. Route 1. Box 2.55. Rock Hill. South Carolina Spangenberg. Ruth. Box 12. Maplelown. Pennsylvania Spence. Maxine H.. .3.307 Emerson , venue. Parkersburg. West Virginia Stafford. Delmar F.. 3111 South Eleventh Avenue. Alpena. Michigan Stafford. Virginia M.. 1019 Ossington. Flint 7. Michigan Stallings. Sara L.. 1147 S. Evanston. Tulsa. Oklahoma Staudenbaur. William P.. Jeffers. Minnesota Steele. Carl G.. Route 1. Box 111, Cleveland. North Carolina Stephenson. Mary Jane. 2238 Pennsylvania Avenue. Clarkston. West Virginia Steppe, Warren D.. 1319 Noble .Avenue. Columbia. South Carolina Stewart, B. Joann. OSV N. Second Street. Fort Pierce, Florida Stewart, Joseph H.. 1230 S.W. 25th Avenue. Miami, Florida Strawbridge. Jean A.. DuRoss Hts.. New Castle. Delaware Strickland. Geddie B.. Jr.. Box 326. Albemarle. North Carolina Stuckey. Leona M.. 901 N.E. 17th Street. Fort Lauderdale. Florida Suda. Carolyn J.. 88 II Elderts Lane. Woodbaven 21. New York Suddutb. M. Jane. Route 1. Pontotoc. Mississippi Sundqvist. Ulla A. M.. Messeniusg 7 A. 6. Helsinki. Finland Swanson. Robert E.. 211 Clark Street. Mankato. Minnesota Syson, J. Douglas. 332 New Market Road. Dunellen. New Jersey Taylor, C. Burnette. 6.30 River Hill Circle. Columbia. South Carolina Taylor. Ruth E.. 261 South Davis Avenue. Audubon 6. New Jersey Thienian. Carolyn A.. Route 2. Box 169. .Naperville. Illinois Thomas, David D.. Route .3. Box 31 1. Waynesville. North ( arolina Thomas. Eugene P.. 5014 Aurora Boulevard N.W.. Canton. Ohio Thomas. Madelyn M.. 501 1 Aurora Boulevard N.W.. Canton. Ohio Thontpson. .Mar Jane. 51 1 North Hanover Street. Elizabethtown. Pennsylvania Thompson. S. Frances, Box 353, Rowland. North Carolina Threatt. Carroll L.. 2013 Euclid Avenue. Charlotte. North Carolina T .«ns. Elmer L.. 107 Wagner Street. Savannah. Georgia Tra nor. Edna M.. Route 4. Box 262 A. Fort Pierce. Florida Trotter. M. Anne. 1801 York Drive. Colund)ia. South Carolina Truesdale. Willie A.. Route 2. Cassatt, South Carolina Tupper. William D.. R.R. 1, Glenwood City. Wisconsin Turii(|uist. Jeanette E.. 1036 E. State Street. Rockford. Illinois Tueten. Jeanelle L.. 1.155 84th Street. BrookU n. New York ' anderford. Joann M.. Box 133. Mineola. Texas Vines. Jack W., 1520 Ann Street, Montgomery. Alabama Vining. Gedney L., 62 Hayes Street, Binghamton. New York Wagemaker. Herbert, 262 Manhattan Road, Grand Rapids. Michigan Walston. Richard M.. .3512 E. 112th Street. Chicago 17. Illinois Wangerow. MariKn M,. 500 Willis Road. Grass Lake. Michigan Waters. Sudie L.. .Arlington. Kentucky Weathersby. G. A.. Apartment E-7. Gonzales Gardens. Columbia, South Carolina Weber. Ivan R.. R.R. 1. Box 128. Edgerton. Ohio West. Blair D.. 415 Riverhill Circle. Columbia 2. South Carolina West. Caryl E.. 7 Beech Street. Baldwin. Long Island West. Edith C. 506 S. Yale Avenue. ilia Park. Illinois Wheeler. James R.. Route 1. Box 126. Martinez. Georgia Whilelaw. John B.. 196 Sheldrake Boulevard. Toronto 12. Ontario. Canada Whitmarsh. Evelyn L.. Whitney Point. New York Williams. Alda .May. Route 2. Mansfield. Ohio Rilliams. Martha G.. 4.32 East 22nd Street. Charlotte. North Carolina Williams. Robert ' .. 614 Diana Drive. Charlotte. North Carolina Williams. Sara H.. 2810 English Avenue. Columbia. South Carolina Willis. Lois J.. 1402 Caldwell Avenue. Nashville 4. Tennessee Wilson. Lillian R.. Route 4. Box 164, Asheville. North Carolina Wilson. Ruth. 124 S. Lincoln Street, Bronson, Michigan Winn. Arthur E.. Jr.. 1723 E. Duffy Street, Savannah, Georgia W inn. Harriet B.. Petersburg, New York Wood, Albert. Star Route 2, Williamsville. Missouri Woodson. Margaret E.. 417 Aiken Road. Jacksonville 7. Florida Woodson. Raeburn E.. 417 Aiken Road. Jacksonville 7. Florida Woolen. Barbara J.. Barron Heights, Llnion, South Carolina Yorke. Elizabeth J., 105 E. Lincoln Avenue. Wheaton. Illinois Yount. Robert E.. 224 E. Prospect Avenue, Jackson, Michigan Ziacly. Salim G.. River Way. Mount Joubeily, Beirut, Lebanon Zieseniss. Jane L. .U Fifth Avenue, Avenel. New Jersey ' Ti tfW WT a . . . et 6c o ie fou . . . ' ccitenw€0 H f :30 108