Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Page 33 text:

. ,,. I Il-5 . . , . - M., -3.1-V -it ,I :Milf-.. - -I 5: -yi... A - --Q F-5. Ipgeurij u'ff'!!i-kr' ' ' ,' -9 , it 1 are 1-Walsall. if as 9 as , Q 'li ', .ya ll zfi'-0'-ic ing ' 555' I V , F' ifg .rvifb l Hi , .I 1 1 1 nil , .L l,p'q..'lv - - -Mfmuu.-.4 , 1, . .KN -EW-gf',,.,s, y -,,..u I , .., Emi . H., 5 1-f., :--- ff-f f?-L --f- '- '.. 1 ' --5,-E-6:5 l :P- 4 ' M V' - ' l U -:El ,.'T-si--..f k J M sn-fi. .-4 NCQ,-::,,T:1Q-L ef- --. Rs, - -,,,3.i',jj, T j ft - A, A '?27,-,.:z.1-si.r.:11 Q . T ' 7 1 . ,n I e . , RICHARD Hmiusrzn Blsxxrzwr, D.D., ' f A Director of the C07'7'6SQ90'TL6Z07LC6 School of the M. E. Church, South. Born in Blackstone Virginia March 12, 1866, received early training in the Preparatory Department of Randolph-Macon Collegeg A.B., A.M., Randolph-Macon College, 18855 As- sistant Professor in Randolph-Macon College, 1885-'65 Monument Church, R-ichmond, 1889-'91, Princeton Theological Seminary, 1891-'92, Pastor of very prominent churches in Baltimore, Richmond and Norfolk, 1892-19035 Presiding Elder of Richmond District, 1902-,035 Pro- fessor of Moral Philosophy, Randolph-Macon College, 1903-307, Missionary Secretary of Virginia Confe1'ence,,1911'-'Mg since November, 1914, Secretary of the Department of Minis- terial Supply and Training, Superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of Virginia, 1905-309, D.D., Hampton-Sidney College. He has written several series of letter of his diferent tours in Europe, and on several occasions has edited for the Southern Methodist Recorder and the Richmond Christian Advocate. '- ff-,, 'ir 1 , fi' N , N ' Q S f X9 5 .'.q-,-,. . ,-Y -2 W .-f .... 771.22555 S gli X2 53 '?'?E11:T--'15, Q-'A-Q ---- ff- lll7lgfV2fiQ S 5 'S .L cb if 4' -.' 3W3Z'-16vgl 9- - U .Pl-fizgzqiil Lg , -Q. .---. I .,., . 1 S S U rf- - . . i E J Wit M,-'-,i7am.fg4i+iJ x YU , 1. li i. .sg il f .-A-,'A5,-MW,-,, , v A- y

Page 32 text:

Born November 7, 1870, at Lynchburg, Ya., .6 . ' 4 '-'- ' . -- X glib . ' 'f:i' '. 1 7 f 1' ix I ' 1' 'QT '- A Af ' V 4 L A1 I is , -,wa my ,ry Mg K Q ' ni I 1 , ei :I 1-M' ,mx 1- :r,1W'uD 4 gs 1 4 J' ' r Q' K 1 ' 4' V 9 f f 1 I H Y 9 'Abe 'S' -.1 .1 'l ' rl 1 I K . pc-X 0 pq: , , A! 1, ,-.gy-jk at I -A 1 ig J L If Z, M M H, g : n I 31, v f -4 . ,gm ' K' 1- ' 1 p I ,131-gl..: .. ,,- , , . , 3. , 1 54.41. .v .X is V, I H 1 in 1 ,w,,,' Mlm, N. .I ,t t my nr .f ' f 1-Fw, r lg ig in li-, 1-, .5 ,gf ' J, L 1 'a .il M. , A l W 7 ' 'X ' , Q :: Wit 6if'.dM'F ti' 'Fil ' ' ' Us y L' E I I ' , f , l J UU AY -L 1 1 9-su. 1 X L A l Q4-1 'aiiglp-g,.:: A F, I -2.1 L ,-.La-:fLl,-4 lx -. 'Q 1-f-T'2-Z-4'- ' I 7' se ry D F li , ' Q ' Asnumw SLEDD, M.A., Ph.D. ' DD IID Poofessor of Greek and New Testalnzenzf Literature. NVYATT AIKEN SMART, B.A., B.D. . Professor of Biblical Theology. 1 U Born October 22, 1883, at Newberry, S. C., stu- dent in lVebb School, Bellbuckle, Tenn., 1895-'99, B.A., Vanderbilt University in 1904, B.D., Union Theological Seminary in 1907, member of the Vir- ginia Conterenceg pastor of Trinity Church, Lynchburg, 19078095 pastor of Park View, Ports- mouth,,1909-'13, First Church, Charlottesville, in 1913-'14f. X several years a student in Randolph-Macon Col- ' lege, 1'eceiving1M.A.-degree in 1894, M.A., Har- vard University, 1896, Ph.D. from Yale, in 1903, LL.D., University of South Carolina, 19055 LL.D., Rollins College in 19095 Professor of Latin, Emory College, 1898-'02, 'President of the University of Florida, 19044-'09, President of Southern Univer- sity. 1910-'14-. W' mr 0'5 E3 MQ ! '35 NW Xt' rain' J' in, xx X' xg f,z?um X. XX E A ,LA w5m WE ug 'QQWINW w if A 4 ' f H x f 'K , ' r- ' :va ,I' V V' , , 1 I ' ., P , ,,.... .......u....ssf 5-.efiazf '2 ss 1 Lpzzzaa-..,:f .. L , H. , 'gn at g I W' .U,g,.5:A k 3 E 3 -Straw h -.-.-..-....-...,... ,Q Q -' 'T'ZI1T ' E W 9 A .. 'Q' . LE, E 9- fug ,V 1.3-:.:.:u Ni 'F 9 .iS 1 ' ' '- ' ' - Q I .-4. L,-Al' ' .' --- gm iw? uh cy - -We .E R ,ni -1- A -.High X J i lflsnmsw -lim A

Page 34 text:

J I 1 ' , Q kg L 1 5.5 4 iff 1 ?37 ,1 : - 5 a sv:-ff.. - 1 - V A V Nj-R., f6gg.:,--:-i-:4i Z- -N r , R '-fL1-Ll - 'T - -8- ,- ' , f 4:' M? - 3 P - 1 v A o Sic Transit How few the years that we have spent Together in this little town, Yet, ah the bones cthat we have lent To men all suddenly struck down. How many times we've paid for drinks To slake the other fellow's thirst! Five thousand times, alas, methinks, Because we happened to be first . How many of the smoking bunch Have dunned us for our final grams? A million is my' certain hunch . fJove bless the precious little lambslj , So thus the sweet tobacco goes, And likewise drinks, cigars and gum, But Zues! the painful after glows, When Stonef expects the dough to come! Yet this is but the school man's game, And has a celrtainppleasing tone. 'Tis now we ponder whence it came, - But soon we'1l wonder where it's gone. By R. J. B. . ,f xr- . ,',. QQUN 596. -.N xx If Q I . EE' e y. 4' ' are V-:. f 'ly 7 Y ---31,313.51-. z gli X2 B 13553:---':e'I J,-R lf ' 1 WNW :-i:a35bi:s . ll.. -Q. 'li li lf. f - QU 'Af f , or .a si A at .il ya, :gpg I i it U ll l 5, E it ,. a t Y sn ae-M 4 U-new 1-.9--w 5 , N Z tl