Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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 ( in’ me some terbaeea II. ki»: : Robinson Chapman . I- an easygoing old fellow, a fairly good preacher, is popular with hi' congregation, and lives happily with his better-half at his country home in a fine section of Southern Georgia. “They that £tn cnt the most make least noise. Hunts Tov Cox.—Is a steady man. deep thinker; after spending a while at home, takes a course in Columbian University. He i» now Professor of Philosophy in one of our Southern college . Let me have audience for a word or two:' Hokacr Johnston Cxouch.— Horace suffered a great deal from hcart-Burn(s). He studied law fur several years and gradually built up a fine reputation as a criminal lawyer; his people have honored him with many offices and he is popular in hi State.

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Prophecy of Class ’03 It ben shn!I ue three (plus seventeen ) meet again? Hitch your tcagon Iff it star.” Marshall Roy Alex an nett—“Alex”—Following the star, Alex, went to Oklahoma; there he -ettlcd and sold sewing machines for a while, hut later was promoted ami now has charge of one of Uncle Sant's reservations. V » more stivel hells jingle out of tune. John Milton BCU.—Intmediately after leaving the University he went to a Northern University to study medicine, where he led his class, and now has a lucrative practice, a fine Southern home and a pretty wife. “A very gentle heasl and of good conscience.” Benjamin Lewis Blackwell—On leaving the University he went to the Seminary. After four years of diligent study assumed the pastorate of a small church, and in a few years he fills the pulpit of one of the first churches in a large Southern city. Wedding bells have just ceased ringing.

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 iSever unprepared. Jvmks Mkhiuiky Brannon. A hard student: returned to his home for a few years: was engaged in business with his father, now Principal of the best High School in the State. Paige is fond of telling jokes yet. How dnn a foundation. Myron Earnest Brockman:.- After several year of hard study he wandered off and was found asleep in the deep.” When aroused from his slumbers he said. I wil(J) so(o n marry.” He :s now living hapi y—with his. and is a most successful farmer. You way get the wedding garments ready. Howard Enoch Chapman.—He returns to his home after a few years course in Northern medical schools and takes up his father's practice: he increases in popularity, a very successful physician, (’hap.” is now married and wears as sweet a smile as ever.