Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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tuba FIEACHERS Top Row: L. Roberts. 6. Boyd, J. Girdley. T. Richesim T. MarWaW R. Hare K. Thmmumm J. Hadky H. PowelL N. lroaddus, GV Sexsum J. Massey. Second Row: G. PXedqer. J. Roger!. C. Cmnf0rd W7 Ramev R. WaHler. Third low: C. CampbaiL D. .0 , E. Walker, W Chemham. T, Healer, W. Johnson K Orr, J. Glasgow. K. Maser, D. Horn. Fourth raw: 6. Saute C, Draper. 8. WHHams. H CAlrthers D. Lemons, J, Sne'mdd, W. Simpson W. Cox, GA Shaver. From low: C. Paine, B. Curtis R. BaHey F. Herring. R. Waggonn'. H .T. Nihop, R. Adams C, Rschmond, 'cal of many of fhe smo CON- :GAT'ONS for which Harding 'w habed '0 conducf services 55 ' ' ano a? Hindmanl Arkansas. The -n that day was haughl' by rlas Draper. bu! Ken lake, Emil M5. and Lever Belcom were 3 m. $00. 90 hem with Hm singing, - in ofher ways. '1! 27

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BIBLE FACULTY. Top Row: 51 A. Bell, Hugh Rhodesl Leslie Burle. Middlu Row: Jack Wood Stars, F. WA Mat'ox, J. D. Bales. Jl L. Dykes. Front Row: Frank Rhodesl Andy T. Rllcl'lle, Jl PA Sewell, APPRECIATING We need +0 lrain young men +0 preach +l1e word of God wi+h power and convic- fion. and lo be capable leaders in flue church. Harding has collecled a Bible facully of able men +0 Jteach fhaf greaies? of all books. These men. all of whom gradual'ecl from Chrisfian schools +hemselves. are noi only ex+rerne- 2b ly well equipped as religious inshudors. bu+ have inspired us sludenfs by lheir wholesome lives and devo+ion +0 +he cause of Christ In addifion lo l'helr oppor+unify of receiving fraining uncler inspirafional +eachers, young men had a chance +0 develop +heir speaking abilify in flue Evangelisfic Forum. From Hie campus each weekend radia+ed many sfudenls and faculfy members. some +raveling several hundred miles +0 preach flue gospel of Jesus Christ Though +here was liH'le glory, and +he crowd was Frequently small. Harding boys went for +here were souls +0 be saved. BILL JOHNS up En front of an Evangelistic Fomm meellngl These meellngs looll place on Salurday evemingsl under H18 supervislon of Professor Bill Slillman.

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WORK AT THE ONE OF +he more unpre+en+ious acfs of Harding s+uden+s was +he work done by +hose boys and girls who wen+ +0 +he coun+y farm each Sunday affernoom faking +he Lord's Supper and can-f 6uc+ing services for +he unhrfunafe people +here. In addifion +0 +hese weekly visifs. a col- lecfion was made a+ Chrisfmas +0 purchase some Gravel in our shoes was fhe usual +h?nq. unless i? was one of fhe days for mud up to the ankEes , . , buf how much we enioyed these par- ficulur Sunday aflernoon wths. 28 COUNTY FARM oi: +he +hings +haf were needed +0 mahe +hem more comforfable. Those of us who fool: par+ in +his service can vividly recall +he sympathy which we felt and flue icy i1- brough+ us it: be able +0 give +0 +hese people somei'hing of +he companionship, hope. and considerafion which Huey did 110+ receive from fhe world +haf had largely forgoHen +hem. Hymns 0! peace . . . ad comfort . a ioy . . . of euHaiI'on . . . And we knew Ihaf our sing- Tng was bringing happiness.