Holmes Bible College - Echo Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Through the years it has sent out a multitude of Christian Workers trained to labor in the various fields of the Lordls vineyard, who are fulhlling the spirit of the institution by Uliving for othersf' The institution has grown steadily and stands now, as it has, through the years, endowed solely and abundantly with the rich 'blessing of the same kind, loving Father who led Rev. Holmes to establish the school. May this great power for good continue in the world until Christ shall come to claim His own. PAUL F. BEACHAM, D.D. Presidwzl and Tr'eas11rc'r Since 1919 -1- ' ,,..-guy, Z- 1 . X iii ff f Gln' ' f x 4 f eff? N, 2 ,X Qi . k V .B W , 6 ' eg... 4 f- u ' 6 ' D , .1 1 SQ 8 l 9 , . 'X CREED MOTTO The whole Bible for Li'uef01'Othe1's the whole world OLE C Fouwoan 1893 .215 SOUTVX 652 C? S ig .n . I Q -1 . I T S 5 qi ,. . 4 O Q ds 46 PAUL F. BEACHAM OSCAR E. TAYLOR I . L. BRAMBLETT W. D. REYNOLDS A. L. JACKSON .. B. S. THOMPSON . JAMES H. TAYLOR I. A. SYNAN .... T. T. LINDSEY BOARD OF TRUSTEES . . . .GfeenviZZe, S. C . . . . .Laurens, S. C .....Pelzer, S. C . . . , .GreemJille, S. C . , . . Tallapoosa, Ga . , . .Whitevillfg N. C ....Pelzer, S. C . . . .Hopewell, Va . . . . .DanviZZe, Va Dedication Many years of faithful and untiring service for the Master at Holmes has won for Mrs. Nina C. Holmes, niece of Rev. and Mrs. N. J. Holmes, a special place in its history and in the heartsof her students. Her humble Christ-like spirit, and willingness to render any service, has made the World a better place to live and blessed many lives. ln recognition of faithful service we dedicate the 1949 HOLMES ECHO Memoriam r fx I 2 H as H - liars A 5 ., -pew. Hag . 5 a m-we um? , A , ' ' ' We l Q 2 E . E Fi gi ig 5g.,,,x.1, ww.,H,. gx1ss.:,l4 - si ,ij ., ..... ,.1 .. gf -wr F Ipmf 7 . FH Emmy. .3 g y E A 5 W si . ...... ' At. fl BE'3?i-im QMWQC im E? g'H'2Q?. ,, .Qsi::::.p: We ww ew'-H siege' is ., i H 'WW' H22 ,SSM Q, S H Y --4 iq --5:5 2 ,i Y A MRS. PAUL F, BEACHAM As a wind sweeping over the desert, time may cause the past to fade, but a character molded by the hand of God and used by Him for a bright and shining light among His people cannot soon fade away. Mrs, Paul F. Beacham, the devoted companion of our presi- dent, departed this life August 2, 1947, having completed a full life of service to this institution, the world, and God in teaching, preaching, and befriending others. Our memory of her will grow sweeter as the fragrance of her godly life continues to bless others. The White H ouse becomes The Lucy Holmes Memorial THE WHITE HOUSE In 1915 Mrs. N. J. Holmes, wife of the founder of the school, purchased the building at II 5 Briggs Avenue, and later the building was used as her home. With Rev. and Mrs. Holmes came Rev. and Mrs. P. F. Beacham, Mrs. Nina C. Holmes, and a gro-up of students from the Altamont Institute to make their abode on the corner of Briggs and Buncombe. Rev. Holmes passed to his reward in 1919, and when Mrs. Holmes followed him approximately three years later, the property was left to the school. Through the years the building gradually became known by the affectionate title, The White Housef' In 1937 the little side porch was walled in, making it into an office. Three or four years later Rev. and Mrs. Beacham moved from the White House to their own home. Mrs. Nina C. Holmes stayed on in the room which has served as her abode for thirty years, and through the years girl students have lived in the building. - Now the White Housel' has been remodeled. The new brick-veneer building has two apartments, live dormitory rooms, three baths, a library and a book repair room, a main office, Deanas oflice, editorial room, a reception room, three classrooms, a laboratory. It is now known as the Lucy Holmes Memorial. An entire new history has begun. Remodeled Lucy Holmes M emorial 1 W, i Ii' Ef Y V w E3 K ,W 3 Q '. .,a f, Q ng W nfvw 1 53. 5 N xy ' w 4:Sf Fsis gefimggf 3? :H agg! Fil wi AW ag, 0 k ' x Q: I w ai 3 1 ,, Wg. L . E A f :Q 12 WV ES I6 1 5 1 x r 'ai'i' , 1 L ff, 34 551 :ffl 53: GF ffffi E if 5 I ,Ju HL5 n'v xii Ju . ,egg , .,5 ,gl p x Q vi' I ll W fl? nwxs 'V 4 gy 1 ,QE ' E 51 , .fl,L1 .:,1.,, . :,, V , 1:5 ww Ewa ,SNL ,dz 1 V' 1 W , 3 :J r , fi. : . Q I- R3 5 A N me P , W ww jaw Q a is ss na an mm ss fx as ss 2 mm Us g. ex 21. X fu New X sm a 4 x N X my sw M!! if W . REV. H. RAY STEWART Dean MRS. NINA C. HOLMES Registrar MISS LUETTA PASCHALL Dicticizzn MISS IVA THOMAS S ecretary hw Af E-.'.:. 55535: 55539 A j. .4 np M p ,, X .Z .wav-' REV. JOHN VV. BELL Dean of Man MISS RUTH HEATH Dean of Women ' nw-2 Q xt AN A43 mg, Mwst M ,, ,gpm 7, W., - A-A -fv4--X 1 F X f I ,zz 1 L, 4 , A REV. JAMES H. TAYLOR, TILB. Honzilclics, Philosophy Mrss GERTRUDE BLAKE, Th.B Frcsbmun English E7 is Miss EMMA YEATTS Th.B I La fin, Missions I Faculty Miss ESTHER GREENE, B.A. Miss LEssIE GREENE, B.A., Th.B. Englisla III 8l IV, Music II, Lafin, Biology, Histo-ry II Public Spculzjng r REV. J. Louis COWARD, B.A., Th.B. Mlss RU1'I-I ELLIOTT, Th.B. Theology, General Psychology Music I, Piano REV. I-I. RAY STENVART, B.AL, Th.B. Pastoral Theology, Public Sjlmlaing Mus. A. F. RANKIN, TTLB English- I, History I, Commcfrcial Law , f as Q Q2 I E r 5 E 3 Q I Mlss FLORINE FREEMAN, B.A., Thli. MRS. NINA C. HOLMES, Th.B. REV- R- F- MARSHBURN, 13-A- E 1'.f L' ' ' I 'A I 1 , nggald qyjsll-Ix?0?3ci?jg0'5J Church Hi.Yf0'1'Jl, Pbil01S0j7by, Al10l0gC'fic'S Ehzmfion Gmg rajlby of H0131 Land Faculty 'V 3' C T' F1 wi? N. 5? 'N-O Q: D F J U U 31 R V7 S F5 X. E-1 'U SR Q-.EO m' 1 P Fw Se Keg? Nab MI P' :I -J L... Y' G CD PU ES, Em 3? hffhi N F :-'CU QW S4 Si? F-1 P' FU ,-A+.. 425, A! PROP. A. F. RANKIN, B.S., Tl1.1S. MISS IVA THOMAS, Th.B., B. S. L. MR. JOSEPH H. KING, B.A. Ecoffomicx, Gmnwfry, Ph. B.M. English II, Mafbemaiics I, General Science Spanish ' Algebra II Senior OfHcers HAL GOODMAN President LESSIE GREEN 1X1ARGUERITE 4PARRISH S ponsor I Vice President JEWELL TAYLOR Secretary TARESA PROPES Treasurer Senior Class HAMPTON ATKINSON, B. S. L. LEONARD XWINFORD BASS, B. S. L. RUBY BAWKUM, Th.B. Route 1 P. O. Box 2051 16 Orr Street Shawsville, Virginia Portsmouth, Virginia Honen Path, S. C. Mixed Chorusg Vice'Pres. B. F. F. Pres. of B. F. F. 2nd Sem. L. H. S. Girls' Quartet 2nd Semester Sec. Sc Treas. of Vets Club Field of Labor-Christian Service Field of Labor-Ministry lst Semester Baxlrful jovial Field of Labor-Ministry Umzxsu ming CARL L. CAMPBELL, Th.B. 514-8th St. C. L. BRASFIELD, Jn., Th 2621 Lynch St. Corpus Christi, Texas Vets' Club Field of Labor-Ministry Intelligevzf .B. Shenandoah, Virginia B. F. F., V. Pres. 1st Sem. Vet. Club, Business and Circulation Mgr. Echo, Male Quartet, Mixed Chorus, Sec.-Treas. of B. F. F. First Sem. Field of Labor-Christian Service Congenial Senior Class Rex R. COFFNIAN, Th.B. JESSE G. DANIELS, Th.B. G. A. Dfxvis, Th.B. , 111 W. Hampshire St. Route 1 203 State Pk. Rd. Piedmont, W. Virginia Wade, N. C. . Greenville, S. C. Pres. Veteran's Club Znd Sem. Vice-Pres. B. F. F. 1st Sem. B. F. F. Field of Labor-Evangelism Pres. Vet. Club lst. Sem. Field of Labor-Home Missions Clever Asso. Ed. Echo, Prison 'Chaplain ACC0lIlll10fldfil7g Field of Labor-Ministry Pious ' LILLIE MAE EDWARDS, Th.B. MONTGOM,ERY DUNCAN, Th.B. Box 62 215 Frank St. Greenville, S. C. F. M. F. Bulletin Staff Field of Labor-Philippine Islands Aspiring Ronda, North Carolina Mixed Chorus, Treas. L. H. S. 1st Semester Field of Labor-Christian Service Sincere sf 1? V. K.. ROY XV. FRAZIER, B. S. L. Concord, N. C. Field of Labor-Ministry Amiable ROBERT B. I-IOYLE, Th.B. 502 Hawthorne Lane Burlington, N. C. Pres. Vets' Club 2nd Sem. Field of Labor-Ministry De1Je1zdubIe Senior Class - is s . s.: W HAL T. GOODMAN, Th.B. COLLEEN I'lILLEY, B. S. L. Bridgeboro, Ga. 121 Duke St. Pres. Sen. Class, Pres. B. F. F. Ninety Six, S. C. 'lst Sem. F. M. F. Sec. L. I-I. S. lst Sem., Mixed Field of Labor-Chinn, Chorus, Girls' Quartet Evangelistic Worlc Field of Labor-Christian Service Shy Vivncious GWENDOLYN MCCOY, B. S. L. 58 Second St. Greenwood, S. C. . Mixed Chorus, Girls' Quartet, Pres. L. H. S. lst Sem. Field of Labor-'Christian Service Lively L.. ..-,,. Q 1 I i l l r Senior Class iw.. . i- rave- ,,+?,.,,...4,..f ., GEORGE T. MCDOWELL, Th.B. M-ARIE VICTORIA MCMAHAN B. S. L. LEWIS R. MELTON, B. S. L. P. O. Box 111 3 Wrigley St. 205 First St. Western Port, Maryland , Greenville, S. C. Tarboro, N. C. Editor Holmes Echo, Mixed Chorus B. F. F. Sec., F. M. F., Vet Club Veterans' Club Field of Labor-Christian Service Ad Solicitor Holmes Echov Field of Labor-Christian Service Solemn Field of Labor-Africa Energetic Tl'llIl7Cl'll17IL'lIflll ELDRIDGE B. OWEN, Th.B. Route 1, Box 205 V Altavista, Virginia Vet. Club, B. F. F. Field of Labor-Christian Service Neat MAIQGUERITE PARRISH, Th.B. . 380 Hampshire Ave. , Buffalo, New York i Vice Pres. Senior Class Treas. F. M. F., Chaplain L. H. lst Semester, Trio, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, ' Field of Labor-India G1'fICC'f'lll TARESA PROPES, Th.B. Route 8 Greenville, S. C. Girls' Trio, Treas. of Senior Class, L. H. S., F. M. F. Field of Lalnor-Solomon Islands PC'1'SL lf'l'l'ilIg JAMES C. RUSSELL, Th.B. 654 Glenwood Ave., S. E. Atlanta, Ga. B. F. F., F. M. F., Mixed Chorus Field of Labor-Africa P:zr'nn'0xic'a1 , i.. ii .k. -,-,- I K ...W . ,, -- A Senior Class MARY ESTI-IER RATH, Tl1.B. Geneva, Pennsylvania F. M. F., L. H. S., Orchestra, Mixed Chorus Field of Labor-China Cfyvzfrffll DOUGLAS ROBERTS, Th.B. P. O. BOX 9093 Houston 11, Texas Chaplain Vet's Club Zncl Sem., B. F. F., Mixed Chorus, Orchestra, Ad Solicitor Holmes Echo Field of Labor-Christian Service Capable CAIRL JAMES SEXTON, Th.B. 301 Jackson St. ' Clinton, S. C. Sec.-Treas. B. F. F. 2nd Semester Field of Labor-Ministry Humorous Senior Class ORA LEE S1-IEALY, B. S. L. FORNEY M. Sruxnco, Th.B. 3 Montgomery Ave. Box 141 Greenville, S. C. . Stanley, N. C. Mixed Chorus Field of Labor Chaplain Veterans' Club 2nd Semester Christian Service Field of Labor Serene Home Mission Work Co 1111105011 JEWELL TAYLOIK, Th.B. Route 1 Red Level, Ala. F. M. F., Mixed Chorus Sec. of Senior Class, Vice-Pres. of L. H. S. lst Semester Field of Labor-China Reservcrl 9 DOU?3lQf?ZSZ,?2fRTS Commencement Speakers MARGUERITE PARRISH Salutatoriczn rvgir HAL T. GOODMAN Poet MARY ESTHER RATH Essayist COLLEEN HILLEY Historian FORNEY M. SPARGO Testator The Blue and Gold Dear H. B. C. our hearts are true, As we sing our praise of thee. Dear H. B. C. through all the years May truth thy motto be. We are thy sons and thy daughters Singing ever thy praises so true. Dear H. B. C. our pride and joy, We will always stand 1 for you. Dear H. B. C. may ne'er a cloud, Bedim thy glorious name. But through the years may glory come And lead thee on to fame. May love for our Alma Mater Inspire us great leaders to be. We pledge our hearts, our strength, our all, Dear H. B. C. to thee. The Class of Forty-nine is soon To you to say adieu. With courage bold we've reached the mark, And may we e'er stand true. Wherever we go in God's service, May He ever our strength renew, Our hearts will always beat with joy, When we think, dear Holmes, of you. Chorus: Our glorious colors blue and gold Are emblems that we love. ' They fill our lzearts with joy and pride As they proudly wave above. The blue ever like the sky so fair, The gold like the sun shining bright, Will lead us on to victory In paths of truth and right. MOTTO: With courage bold-be pure as gold .7 K! f' 4 ' XXNM.. 7:6 , 5 f mf I wwf XX 9444 WIN J , X f x x .f Q p O- FLOWER: Carnation COLORS: Blue and Gold Junior Officers .... l 71? REV. JAMES H. 'TAYLOR Sponsor EFFIE MAE ROBERSON XVILLIAM DIONTGOMERY JAMES THOMPSON Secretary-Treasurer President Vice-President -1 3 Junior Class MURIEL BALDWIN ' Leland, N. C. .2 Pres. L. H. S. 2nd Semester ifField of Labor-4Christian Service if JAMES A. BELT, SR. Greenville, S. C. Vet. Club Field of Labor-Ministry 1 i Vi ETHELYN CONWAY 1304 Cotanche St. Greenville, N. C. Girls' Quartet, Mixed Chorus, L. H. S. , Field of Labor-Christian Service is seek .A B. A. FRYE ' 'TVV Route 2 Leesville, S. C. , B. F. F., Vets' Club B B: ' Field of Labor-Christian Service me V iii V W3 ' JUANITA SWANN GORE 2302 Gileson Ave. Wilinington, N. 'C. I.. H. S., Girls' Trio, Mixed Chorus 'ig 'WW Field of Labor-Christian Service OSCAR LEE HART, Jn. Route 2 Corrleberry, Ala. B. F. F. JOHN T. KELLY P. O. Box 93 West Middlesex, Penna. B. F. F. Field of Labor-S. Africa WILLIAM T. LISENBY Laurinburg, N. C. Mixed Chorus Field of Labor-Ministry J. L. MCCAUL 1 2964 Lenax Ave. J :-- Jacksonville, Fla. I . ... Illll ,L 4 vers' Club, F. M. F. ' 24 Field of Labor--China . ..:.:.:-. 1. MAE MCCAUL 2964 Lenax Ave Field of Labor-Christian Service me - ' A-'ei mn .. a A . 5, .f .X ' K me .1 . 5 li -. ,. ff .M . . M I -15-: N if Al Ls ,' . . 12.1 S A ,, H B ..,. . W.. . 1. Q ' , .. w X., is . ,,.,. H . , , , L Y ..-:s ' ':I A W1 553 'H -afzfzieg. . , - . 4-a 1 L- if E., -we . k in . Q, H.. ,K ,my 5, 5, ..,.. E, M . .... M 142 B X V fa 1 a am il S . , ' ef.i'-..e.eem,,.2 -- .1 .af Esewf' E291 f l ess . wi ml 5 1 . W f i 4, . f- .M 5 . 2551 - A was i I is M AQ mf we 5 53254, U I GE if Q in ss 5? s ' 1 s .1 We , N f. l - an E swf' , E , 1 -Wyse ,. www is i 93 N! W. , .xml .i E U... gg Jacksonville Fla Field of Labor-1Cl1ina W ,,,...,, ix. F , L. 5 ,.. :ei Y li -. 4- li-L, E. T ' ..-., 4. ,. i ru xx. YS? I .,.V H ww ' . ' l gl. t iff W ' Junior Class JOHN MCFARLAND Marion, N. C. Veterans' Club Field of Labor--Christian Service CLARA LEE MCNEIL 545 East Court St. Marion, 'N. C. L. H. S., F. M. F. Field of Labor-China WAYMAN L. MONTAGUE 130 G 5 N. George St. oldsboro, N. C. , B. F. F. 1. B Field of Labor-Ministry W. O. MONTGOMERY 502 Bennett, St. Greenville, S. C. Male Quartet Field of Labor-Africa WILLARD NEESE 1512 William St. C . F. Field olumbia, S. C. F., Mixed Chorus of Labor-Ministry DOROTHY PAGE 5 Cox St. Honea Path, S. C. Mixed Chorus, Vice-President L. H. S. Zrid Semester Field of Labor-Christian Service W. M. POST Memphis, Tenn. n Vets' Club, Assistant Circulation Mgr. Field 5 Field of of Holmes Echo of Labor--Christian Service MRS. W. M. POST Memphis, Tenn. Field of Labor-Christian Service JULIA PURIFOY Route 1, Box 119 New Bern, N. C. Labor-Christian Service MCELREE PURIFOY Route 1, Box 119 New Bern, N. C. Field of Labor-Christian Service W . :sf H F, H H ,ge ... W Hi ig T ' , Ee ---2.5.7 E :wif M ' - as 1 R. lik A A Sk E .vxgweew Es, E. W?-T-we K vw: 4 . fm. fi 1 pm' 5 E. es- .2 E ?iEfIff5f: .... ..sf:F5f H W 55- .,. sz , X -L fu-A B a is S s -- M ?' it .- .6 YEHSU' is W3 15 WWW gn fgwk iota Ao Junior Class 'ff' lEEiWiW'1?H'fi N' if W EFFIE ROBERSON . in - v f A ' ,.y-:i:5-,:.':-b:.::: - 1 7 5- f f 5 '81 L'1+,w fE- f . ':rE'I:4Ef', eww .5516 Durham, N. C. lmgyfggggj ..,. ,,.3yfjffff,3 - - 0 'W 1-Wifi A .il-I 5 ' ' lff'fr'6L3 f' Field of Labor-Home Mission Work . - ruff? i Q- ewglj A st iv, . H 'Wim Q is L4 'Z wp N-'fee ggi. 'Q JAMES H. THOMPSON 1 .. , , IWW ei ol i- wa Route 2 Taylors, S. C. jf: j23sE?z B. F. F., Vice-Pres., Junior Class ' E ow Field of Labor-Ministry .. . g S: X 5 fe .E meg. Q ' ff! 3 l B' 88 ss as Y E W . W 5 J w '1 x 0 m 37 W, V 347 f' P! MARY TINGEN Fifi .,.--,.. ' Route 1, Box 176-B ,J ' 'QZAA A Broadway, N. C. in .V:' V ' L. H. S., Mixed Chorus, F. M. F. V Q Field of Labor-India ug X ' 5 515 - .5 GWENDOLYN M. TURNER 5 : f Q 1051 Wellington Sr. gl ' li' Xl Ottawa, Ontario, Canada l . L5 L. H. s., F. M. F. Mixed Chorus, I l . 5 . Stenographer Holmes Echon Field of Labor-JChirm . P HERBEIKT Woon 4-14th Sr. -'g5s.sp H'l H 1' ,few f. . ' 5 Greer, S. C. Field of Labor-Ministry Roy W. Wooo Caldwell, W. Va. . B. F. F. Vets' Club n Field of Labor-Christian Service o H W . 5 3'+'1-ff' ,W 'Q E ws Yi L .hm-6315 Sophomore Officers EARL EDVVARDS Mlss IVA THOMAS President Sponsor PRESTON BLACKSTOCK PARKE HAYES Vice-President S6C7'GlfG,l'fV-T7'6t15M7'67' Sophomore Class MAIKY ALBERSON HIXZEL ANDERSON ROBERT BAILEY Route 2 408 So. Pine St. Hopewell, Va. Pelzer, S. C. Marion, N. C. Vets' Club L. H. S. L. H. S. Field of Labor Field of Labor Christian Work Field of Labor Christian Work Christian Work ET1-IEI. BERRY 5 80 Glenn St. Newberry, S. C. L. H. S. Field of Labor Christian Work PRESTON BLAcRsToc1c MARION BRALLEY 18-A May Ave. Greenville, S. .C Field of Labor Ministry Box 606 Pulaski, Va. Field of Labor Christian Woirk ,f iip-Q gfvm . , ...,.........,,, T. , .. Q... JOLENE CANN J. XV. Cl-IOPLIN, J 209 Duke St. R. F. D. 4, Box 392 Ninety Six, S. C. Durham, N. C. Mixed Chorus Field of Labor L. H. S. Pianist Ministry for Girls Quartet Field of Labor Christian Work GILBERT CHAPPELL VIRGINIA CREws J. T. CRIBB Route 2 P. O. Box 33 Hemingway, S. C. Tyner, N. C. Sanderson, Fla. Vets' Club Field of Labor Christian Work Mixed Chorus, L. H. S. Field of Labor Christian Work Field of Labor Christian Service GILBERT DEAN 5907 Wayne St. Tuxedo, Md. B. F. F., Mixed Chorus Orchestra Field of Labor Ministry '-' . N Sophomore Class SWANSIA Doss EARL EDXVARDS M. A. PRYE Big Four, W. Va. Route 3 Batesburg, S. C. L. H. S. Debate Club Goldsboro, N. C. B. F. F. Field of Labor B. F. F. Vets' Club Christian Service Field of Labor Field of Labor Ministry Christian Service PARKE HAYES 250 Manor Place Danvillle, Va. L. H. S. Asst. Librarian Field of Labor Christian Service NOLTON R. HILL, JR. CLIFTON HooTs ELTON LANCASTER CHRISTIAAN LE Roux 1219 Ann St. P. O. Box 232 109 Brigge Ave. 533 Soutter St. Portsmouth, Va. Yadkinville, N. C. Greenville, S. C. Pretoria, S. Africa Mixed Chorus, B. F. F., F. M. F. Field of Labor B. F. F. Vets' Club Vets' Club Christian Service Field of Labor Field of Labor Field of Labor Africa Christian Service Philippine Islands MELBA R. LITTLETON JAMES B. LOER JAMES W. MARTIN HESTEON D. Lucama, N. C. R. F. D. 8, Box 211, Route 1, Box 266 MCMILLION R. F. D. 1 Concord, N. C. Fries, Va. Mount Nebo,W.Va.l L. H. S. Vets, Club B. F. F. B. F. F. Field of Labor Field of Labor Field of Labor Field of Labor Christian Service Ministry , , Evangelism Christian Service U Sophomore Class JAMES R. MCNEILL CLAUDE H. MORIKISON FRANCES PARRAMORE MARY L. PENDLETON Sumter, S. C. B. F. F., Mixed Chorus, Sec.-Treas. Vets' Club 112 S. Washington Route 4 Route 3, Box 258 Leaksville, N. C. Stuart, Va. Quincy, Florida L. H. S., Mixed B. F. F. L. H. S., F. M. F. Chorus Mixed Chorus Field of Labor Field of Labor Field of Labor Africa Christian Service Ministry Field of Labor Ministry RAYMOND M. POPE FRANCIS M. POSEI Clinton, N. C. B. F. F., Male Quartet, Debate Club Field of Labor Christian Service 2827 Fitzgerald Jacksonville, Fla. L. H. S., F. NL F. Route 3 Aiken, S. C. B. F. F., Mixed Chorus Field of Labor Christian Service CLARENCE W. QUESENBERRY Route 2 Radford, Va. B. F. F., Mixed Chorus Field of Labor Christian Service MAIKJORIE ROBINSON Bolton, N. C. L. H. S. Field of Labor Christian Service MARJORIE Rooxs JOE RUSSELL, JR. VILETTE SHEALY LESTER P. SPAIN P. O. Box S9 Route 2 319 Coletiane St. Salemburg, N. C. Leesville, S. C. High Point, N. C. B. F. F., Mixed L. H. S., F. M. F. Field of Labor Chorus, Debate Club Field of Labor Christian Service Mixed Chorus Girls' Trio Field of Labor China Field of Labor Christian Service India Sophomore Class pw- Q ri GENEELIA M. S'rExvAP.T MAURICE E. SYNAN BETTY THOMPSOII MAX W. THOMPSON Route 1 234 So. 9th Ave 2980 Bird Ave Box 182 Taylors, S. C. 'Hopewell, Va. Coconut Grove Mullens, TW. Va. L. I-I. S. B. F. F., Mixed Miami, Fla. Vets' Club Field of Labor Chorus, Orchestra L. H. S. Field of Labor Christian Service Field of Labor Field of Labor Ministry Christian Service Christian Service GLADYS VANN FORREST XVALKEIK DOROTHY WALL WM. C. WILLIAMS Blountstown, Fla. Weste1'nport, Md. Route 6 P. O. Box 56 L. H. S., F. M. F. Mixed Chorus Danville, Va. Port Lumberton, Field of Labor Field of Labor L. H. S., F. M. F. North Carolina Africa China Mixed Chorus Field of Labor Field of Labor Ministry China i GERALEEN B. WooD Pfxluus Wooo, Jn. BETTY J. WOODSON Caldwell, W. Va. Caldwell, W. Va. Route 3 Mixed Chorus, Field of Labor Belton, S. C. Debating Club Christian Service L. H. S., F. M. F. Field of Labor ' Field of Labor Christian Service South America Sap 0 44 46' ' 7' 0 064, 7' ww OOV 09999 909 S Special Student Officers I. PAUL JONES President R. B. HAYES Vice-President EDWARD BUTZE Secretary-Treasurer AMOS AIKROWOOD Route 1, Box 22613 Marion, N. C. CNO Picturej BONNIE BATTON 32 David St. Greenville, S. C. , HELEN COEFMAN 111 W. Hampshire Piedmont, W. Vu. Rs. R. L. DUNCAN 1301 Buncombe Rd. Greenville, S. 'C. CATHERINE HARVEY Luke, Maryland GLORIA HOATS 14 Reid St. Charleston, S. C. DANEEL LEROUX Pretoria, S. Africa JETTIE L. PARKER Route 3 Nashville, N. C. LOIS SUTI-IER 45 East 11th St. Gastonia, N. C. Special Students HESTER V. AYERS Anderson, S. C. EDWARD BUTZE Route 4 Saluda, S. C. NEIL J. Cox Route 1, Box 24 Hemingway, S. C. MARJORIE HALL 545 East Court Marion, N. C. R. B. HAYES Tryon, N. C. J. PAUL JONES Red Springs, N. C. MAIKMIE MCMILLION Mt. Nebo, W. Va. NIILDRED RICHARDSON 4 Wright American Spinning Greenville, S. C. I. W. WALTERS 103 Jackson St., Laurens, S. C. CECIL E. SNIPES Piedmont Park Taylors, S. C. EULAH MAE WATKINS Crnmerton, N. C. M High School Senior Officers 5, RUTH GRINER C. C. CARPENTER Vice-President President EMMA Y EATTS LAMAR PATE Sponsor Secretary-Treasure: Highs School Seniors 'WY ALLEN C. ASHFORD lviarfhoe, Va. Vets' Club Field of Labor-India HAIIOLD DAVID ATRINS R. F. D. 1 Taylors, S. C. Field of Labor-Ministry MARY VIRGINIA BARTON 708 Sixteenth Street ' Durham, N. C. L. I-I. S., F. M. F., Mixed Chorus Field of Labor-Africa ROBERT GRAYSON BENNETT 1571 Live Oak Drive Jacksonville, Florida B. F. F. Field of Labor- Christian Service C. C. CARPENTER Mt. Holly, N. C. Vets' Club, Pres. Senior Class MARY SUSAN ENGLISH Willard, N. C. L. H. S. Field of Labor- Christian Service JOHN M. FREEMAN 115 Briggs, Ave. Greenville, S. C. B. F. F., Mixed Chorus, Orchestra Field of Labor- Christian Service RUTH GRINER 911 Thomasville Rd. Tallahassee, Fla. L. H. S., F. M. F., Vice-Pres. Senior Class, Jail Chaplain Field of Labor-China ELOISE LAYNE 1006-7th Sr. Alta Vista, Va. L. H. S., F. M. F. Field of 'Labor-China LAMAR PATE Route 4, Box 344 Andalusia, Ala. B. F. F., Sec.-Treas. of Senior L. LEE SCOTT May Ave., Greenville, S. Vets' Club Field of Labor-Ministry WAYNE L. SLOAN Edgemoor, S. C. B. F. F., F. M. F. Field Of Labor-Africa MARGARETTE SUMMERS Route 1 Ruleville, Mississippi L. H. S., F. M. F. Field of Labor-Africa VERNELL TAYLOR 17-3rd Ave., Judson Greenville, S. C. F. M. F. Field of Labor-Africa MYRTLE WIMMER Box S5 6 Bluefield, W. Va. L. H. S. Field of Labor-Ministry Class Field of Labor- Field of Labor-Africa Christian Service DORIS DAVIS CHARLES RUMBURG 914 David Street Route 1 Henderson, N. C. ' Fort Mill, S. C. L. H. S., F. M. F. B. F. F. ' Field of Labor-Africa Field of Labor-Ministry C High RAYMOND E. AVERY SAMMIE A. GIBSON Route 1 Georgetown, S. C. Coats, N. C. Vets' Club VERTIE MAE FANN ROBERT 'I-I. BAGWELL Star Route 106 Colonial Ave Salcmburg, N. C, Greenville, S. C. L. H. 5, Boys' Quartet, Mixed Chorus GLADYS Cox 'Box 282 Anderson, S. C. L. H. S. CECIL ELLIS 2001 Jackson St. QNO Picturej RUTH HARXVELL Route 3, Box 255 Georgetown, S. C. L. H. S., F. M. F. ROBERT HES'l'ER 2611 Hillsboro Road Durham, N. C. B. F. F. Mixed Chorus, Hopewell, Va. Orchestra B' F' P' DALLAS M. JEWELL 1623-4th St. ROBERT F. EPPS Radfflfdi V2- 30 East Main St. B. F. F. W. Greenville, S. C. ROSCOE R. PATRICK Vets' Club FRANCES EVANS 416 W. Evans St. Florence, S. C. L. H. S. JOYCE FINLEY Box 471 Marion, N. C. L. H. S. RUTH GARRETT 2 3 01 -Jackson St. Hopewell, Va. L. H. S., F. M. F Route 4 Waverly, Tenn. Vets' Club VIRGINIA POPE 13 Ornid St. Naval Base Sl, S. C. L. H. S. CARRIE N. SMITH Route 1, Box 7 Price, N. C. L. H. S., Mixed Chorus School Juniors K ?'f2 ,. , ffe it 4 WILMER L. SOWELL RACHEL PEARL WARE ZILPHIA WILLOUGHBY ROY YEATNIAN 305 Eslava St- Route 5, Box 719 Route 1 29 Bayliss Ave Mobile, Ala. Orlando, Fla. Kenly, N. C. Toronto, Ont. Canada B. F. F., F. M. F. L. H. S., Mixed Chorus Mlm? Chow, 13, 12, F, Chapl1InL H S. 'Vli d Ch , h. ' ' ' 1 Xe omg Orc 2nd Semester D High School Sophomores SAMUEL C. ADA1X4S Route 3, Marion, Va. SIDNEY G. ARROXVOOD Route 1, Box 226 B Marion, N. C. Vets' Club WM. RAY BERRY South Cambridge St. Ninety Six, S. C. B. F. F., Vets' Club J. I. BROWN Route 3, Box S7-'C Greenwood, S. C. B. F. F., F. M. F. SARAI-I BRYANT 13 Syons St. Anderson, S. C. L. H. S., F. M. F. DOuGLAss J. CLARK 147 Cranbrooke Ave. Toronto, Ont., Canada B. F. F., Mixed Chorus CARLTON COLLINS Route 1, Box 335 McLeansville, N. C. EVELYN DINNICR 38 Inwood Ave. Toronto, Ont., Canada L. H. S., F. M. F. NINA EVANS 416 West Evans St. Florence, S. C. L. H. S. PAUL LEDBETTER 404 So. Grier St. Lincolnton, N. C. B. F. F. JULIA LOAR Lolnaconing, Md. L. H. S., F. M. F. JAMES H. MCCAIKTHX' 68 Loulter Ave. Weston, Ont., Canada B. F. F. Mixed Chorus R. L. MOSLEY 34 Sherbrooke St. Ottawa, Ont., Canada B. F. F. NORMAN JAMES MOSLEY 34 Sherbrooke St. Ottawa, Ont., Canada B. F. F., Mixed Chorus BOBBY F. PIERCE Route 3 Aulander, N. C. B. F. F. MARSHALL SEYMORE 227 Heatherly Drive Greenville, S. C. B. F. F., Mixed Chorus KATHLEEN SI-IOLAR Wallace, N. C. L. H. S. J. C. SORROW Route 1 Calhoun Falls, S. C. B. F. F., F. M. F. High School Sophomores BONNIE RUTH Tl-IOIKNLEX' RUTH WOODARD Bonneau, S. C. Box 353 L. H. S. War, West Va. L. H. S., F. M. F. High School Freshmen DAVID BAIN Route '1 Radford, Va. B. F. F. - PRESTON BAzzLE .F. D. 1, Box 38 B. F. F. JACK H. COE 295 Factory St. Mt. Airy, N. C. B. F. F., F. M. F. JAMES S. CROCKER WILLIAM H. RIVERS JR 2 Langemarck Ave. Route 2, Box 985 A Toronto, Ont., Canada Cheraw, S. C. B. F. F. B. F. F. JAMES E- FARMER GARNETTE TAYLOR Route 3 221 Lowry Sr. Aulfmdefv N- C- Henderson, N. C. B. F. F. L. H. S. J. C. JOHNSON 1213 Buncombe St. Greenville, S. C. ANNIE MAE PATRICK Route 4 Waverly, Tenn. VIVIAN TAYLOR 10 Hleatherly Drive Greenville, S. C. -Q x M I was glad when they said unto me, let us go into the house of the Lordff Psa. 12221 l Stained glass windows have been installed in the Holmes Memorial Church Those shown give an idea of their beauty, but they must be seen to be appreciated Activities STUDIES THE VOICE OF HOLMES LUCY HOLMES SOCIETY BEACHAM FELLOWSHIP FORUM VETERANS' CLUB DEBATES FOREIGN MISSION FELLOWSHIP MUSIC Bible Class Through Dr. Bea,cham's capable Bible teaching scores of young men and women have gone out to iight the good iight of faith, having on the full armor, and armed with the Sword .of the Spirit. CHANGING CLASSES CLASSROOM The Voice of Holmes CAMPUS STAFF The Voice of Holmes is the monthly publication of Holmes Bible College and sets forth the life and activities of the College as well as serving as a connecting link between the school and the Alumni. The Bulletin is sponsored by the Holmes Alumni Association. THE STAFF GERTRUDE BLAKE ..... ,.,......,. . Editor Miss IVA THOMAS .... ..... A ssistant Editor PROF. A. F. RANKIN .... ..,.. B usiness Manager MONTGOMERY DUNCAN Advertising Ivfanager CARL L. CAINIPBELL, RTARGUERITE PARRISI-I MRS. R. JOHNDROW, MRS. CARL W. THURMAN Reporters S. LEE BRAXTON ........ .,,.. I Jresident H. A. A. Lucy Holmes Society , OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER COLLEEN HILLEY GWENDOLYN McCoy S6C1'6M1'y President JEYVELI. TAYLOR IXIARGUERITE PARRISH Vice-President Clzgplgm LILLIE INIAE EDWARDS Treasurer The Lucy Holmes Society, organized in honor of Mrs. Lucy Holmes, the wife of the founder of Holmes Bible College, is in its 27th year of progress, with the special purpose of building Character and promoting fellowship among the girls. When the Greenville Weather permits, they enjoy picnics on Paris mountain, with a special program and games. A delightful time of fellowship is enjoyed at the Christmas and Easter seasons, with pro- grams enlivened by the humor of girls from all sections of the country. A period of devotion is held at each meeting. This year the girls have as a special project the makinggof a quilt to be given to Aunt Nina for the guest room on her birthday. ' OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER RUBY BAWKUM MURIEL BALDNVIN Secrcfury Prcsidefzzf DOROTHY PAGE ZILPHIA Wii,i,oUGHBx' V ice-Presia'ez1-If Chaplain IVIARY TINGEN Trcasu rer K Beotcham Fellowship Forum FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS CARL L. CAMPBELL HAL GOODMAN LEONARD BASS CARL SEXTON SecretarysTrr'asurcr President Prc'siflc'1zt SFCfL'fll1'JI-Tfeqj, JESSE DAN1E1-s HANIPTON ATKINSON Vic'c'-Prc'sizfc'11f ViL'l'-P7'CSilf0l11f The Beacham Fellowship Forum is an organization for the young men of the institution de- signed to promote fellowship and good will. Its functions consist of monthly meetings which give the boys a few minutes respite from their studies. The main business of these meetings is .to prepare for the outings which carry them to the invigorating air and playgrounds of Paris Mountain in the State Park. When an after- noon has been spent in strenuous muscular and vocal exercises, the Forum assembles to partake of appetizing meals which have been prepared by the Forum cooks. Immediately following the feast, gr program is ushered in that causes all cares to be forgotten. Amid devotional readings and talks, special songs, prayer, impromptu speeches, and acts, one finds both edification and enjoy- ment. Another high light of the Forum is the annual Christmas program. It is featured by special Christmas music, talks, and plays. These activities prove to be of great help in obtaining their objective. Z ,. F 5 E I 1 -I ':'. S Q A X E f I Veterans' Club -, e , .I I 'I 1 'fs . . .-A EXE: 1 rf T U EE . effifgix If J A VQQ.. L S kj455'SfS'5z-' 7 LM? fgwf f A wwf LS... div? i , I 'RM' at pf? ,W E ., A 3' ig,f'2,g',jE'3'M'.h FWIW. C W ' ',- . mimi. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President, JESSIE G. DANIELS-Afllly Vice-President, CARL L. CAMPBELL-AFITIY Sec. Sz Treas. LEONARD BASS-Army Chaplain, F. M. SPARGO-NHVY ISL ROW: PRESTON BLACKSTOCK-Army RAYMOND E. AVERY-Army MAX W. THOMPSON-Navy JOE L. RUSSELL, JR.-Army BRUCE A. F RYE-Army ROSCOE PATRICK-Army ELDRIDGE B. OWEN-Army J. W. CHOPLIN, JR.-Army W. R. BERRY-Navy J. P'. JONES-Army ALLEN CADELL ASHFORD-NRVY BQAURICE A. FRYE-Army JAMES B. LOER-NHVY SIDNEY ARROWOOD-Army znd Row: BOYD L. SHOOK-Army C. L. BRASSEIELD-Army J. L. MCCAUL-NHVY SAM ADAMS-Navy C. C. CARPENTER-Army GILBERT CHAPPELL-Army HESTER V. AYERS-Army 3rd SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President REX R. COFFMAN-JXTIHY Vice-Pres., ROBERT B. HOYLE Army Sec. 81 Treas., JAMES R. TXCLCNEIL Army Chaplain, J. D. ROBERTS-Army ROY WOOD-Army WM. M. POST-NHVY CLAUDE E. CRAWFORD-Army WM. R. FOISTER-Army RAYMOND POPE-Army LEWIS R. MELTON-Army WAYMAN L. MONTAGUE-Army GEORGE T. IXCICDOWELL-AYIHY ROW: JOSEPH H. KING, JR.-Army JAMES G. BELT, SR.-NHVY RXIONTGOMERY DUNCAN-Navy ROBERT BAILEY'-NHVY NIARMIE MCMILLION-Navy NEIL J. Cox-Arm-y MCELREE PURIFOY-Navy N. R. HILL-NHVY JOHN MCFARLAND-Army CLIFTON HOOTS-Army J. T. CRIBE-Army R. B. HAYES-NHVY L. LEE SCOTT-Navy XVILLIE HART-NHVY l l 1 x l i l ' l On May 21, 1948 the Stars and Stripes was raised on the newly erected flagpole in memory of Pfc. Harold A. Burton, the only student of the college to lose his life in World War II. The dedicatory ceremony under the direction of Mr. S. Lee Braxton, President of the Holmes Alumni Association, was preceded by an address by Congressman Joseph R. Bryson. Ex-service men, now students at the college, participated, in the ceremony. Congressman Bryson presented an official United States flag for the occasion which had been Hown over the dome of the 'nationls Capitol building, Private Burton's mother, Mrs. E. E. Burton, placed a wreath on the plaque and Dr. Paul F. Beacham closed the ceremony with prayer. Debate Club Back Rowz: Left to right-Daneel LeRouX, I. W. Walters, james Thompson, joe L. Russell jr., Maurice Synan. Front Row: Maurice A. Frye, Swansia Doss, Preston Blackstock, Max Thompson. Back ROW: Left to right-james R. McNeil, Raymond Pope, Nolton R. Hill, Jr., Earl Edwards Front Row-Gilbert Dean, Parke Hayes, Lester Spain, Ethelyn Conway. Thanksgiving Debate , 5 WINNING TEAM-AFFIRMATIVE REV. JAMES TAYLOR JESSE G. DANIELS ZILPI-IIA WILLOUGHBY C. L. BRASSSFIELD, JR. Chairman Ist Speaker 2nd Speaker 3rd Speaker QUERY: Resolved that active Service in any branch of the armed forces is compatible with Christian principles. 4 NEGATIVE BTARGUERITE PARRISH JEWELL TAYLOR CARL L. CAMPBELL Ist Speaker end Speaker 3rd Speaker Foreign Mission Fellowship RUTH HEATH LESSIE GREEN President Vice-President NIARGUERITE 'PARRISH LENVIS BqELTON Treasurer Secretary Do the smiles express hope for the future of Foreign Missions? Through the Foreign Mission Fellowship the burning zeal for those living in the regions beyondn is kept afiame by the weekly presentation of returnedmissionaries, mission plays and pictures. Special prayer is made each afternoon for the various mission fields of the earth. Many are now laboring in the scattered fields of the Lord's vineyard who felt a definite call to missions through the Foreign Mission Fellowship meetings. PROSPECTIVE MISSIONARIES SOUTH AMERICA DALLAS M. KIEWELL WILLIAM H. RIVERS, JR. AFRICA VIRGINIA BARTON Doxus DAVIS JOI-IN KELLY LEWIS R. MELTON LIAM O. MONTGOMEIRY JETTIE L. PARKER ANCES L. PAIIRAMORE LAMAR PATE JAMES RUSSELL WAYNE L. SLOANE If C. Sonuoxv ARGAIIETTE SUMMERS VEIKNELL TAYLOR GLADYS VANN x A we A I LL. .. INDIA J. I. BROWN JACK COE CATHERINE HARVEY MARGUEIKITE PARRISI-I VILETTE SI-IEALY MARY TINGEN RUTH XXIOODARD SOLOMON ISLANDS TARESA PROPES rf! A , I N 'Q-V' CHINA SARAH BRYANT EVELYN DINNICK RUTH GARRETT HAL GOODMAN LEss1E GREEN RUTH GRINER ELOISE LANE MELBA RUTH LITTLETON JULIA LOAR J. L. MCCAUL MAE MCCAUL CLARA LEE MCNEIL MARY ESTHER RATH MARJORIE ROORS VVILMER L. SOWELL JEWELL TAYLOR GNVENDOLYN TURNER FORREST WALKER DOROTHY WALL PHILIPPINE ISLANDS CL1FTON B. HOOTS lpfwiic fbepaalmenl' islam is a samsung .r has ss Miss ESTHER RUTH GREENE Mixed Chorus, Voice The many may lead hosts to battle, To the many warls honor belongsg MRS. NINA C. HOLIVIES Music Director But the few touch the hearts of the people, The few ffive the people their sono :J D5- 21 Miss RLTTH ELLIOTT Music I, Piano MR. Josnvn KING Orchestnz Director MENS QUARTET ROBERT BAC-WELL-First Tenor CARL CAMPBELL-S6C07Z!i Bass RAYMOND POPE-First Boss WILLIAM MONTGOMERY-Second Tenor GIRL,S QUARTET COLLEEN HILLEY--S6C071d Soprano RUBY BAWKUM-Fi7'SIf Soprano GXVENDOLYN MCCOY-Contralto ETHELYN CONWAY-A150 JOLENE CANN-Pf!l71'iSl , TARESA PROPES-Soprano RIARJORIE Roolcs-Alto JUANITA GORE-Tenor BIARGUERITE PARR1s11-Piafzist GIRLS? TRIOS GERTRUDE BLAKE-TGTZOI' IXIARGUERITE PUARRISI-I-S0f77'lZ7'Z0 RUTH ELLIOTT-Alto as ORCHESTRA mu L:-Wu has as vs, wa afwnkx -...X ffvuz,w.'1A6:,w-' M wggw EH? Nam Y, 1-if a mfg 35.5-ve ,Mm H si 'laik U 39 555325 2 y W, M.. Qin 1: ..1,, my E 5:1 N ,mn N .mf . vm M-as K- gs. .UWQ fS?g:2iw1-.am 14 -f ,gy Q ,xx kwa-- . 1 msn ma ss EEE is .af . .x ni 'H mai nw 2 1 fug- ang ls... 5: .ss m u-.vw M MIXED CHORUS FEATURES ADS STUDENT MINISTERS SENIORS TOMORROW FAMILIES SNAPSHOTS STUDENTS OF TOMORROW SENIORS OF 1943 CHAMPION AD SELLING TEAM EDITORS NOTE F 3 iwiw 'A h X V - 1 V.,, e Q-- fa Y ff M ,A .. . -. fzfiiim ' 1. One hot dog, please. 4. Get 'em clean. 2. Something good for dinner. 5. Pots and pans 3. Pass the gritsf' AL'S ICE CREAM BARS 1406 Buncombe St.-Old Easley Bridge Road FOREMOST ICE CREAM MALT-A-PLENTY Greenville, S. C. HAYES FURNITURE COMPANY W. M. Hayes, Owner EASY TERMS1PA I AS YOU EARN Phone 484, Greer, S. C. Phone 4441, Liberty, S. C. n Stewart-Hughes Lumber Co. MAYFIELD'S, IHC. Greenville, S. C. RUG5 and CARPET-5 New Easley Highway Carpet Makes It Home Dial 2-6812 P. O. Box D Phone 5-1011 ' 109 New Buncombe Rd. One Stop Building Service Greenville, 5, C. Compliments of J. FRANK VVILLIAMS SPECIALTIES Dial 2-9642 1301 Woodside Ave PASTEURIZED MIlK Greenville, S. C. 4. .-.,..,.- .... .- 1 1 1 1 1 1 -. .1 .- ,.- .... ... .1 111,m-uu- 1my1m,1,u,..l -. 1 -. COMPLIMENTARY ADS OF FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Alberson Route 2, Pelzer, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Alexander Greenville, S. C. Rev. Willis Bayne Greenville, S. C. Miss Katherine Blake Greer, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Burns Greenville, S. C. Mrs. Katie Campbell Shenandoah, Va. Mr. Larry Wayne Daniels Shenandoah, Va. Miss Mary Cochran Greenville, S. C. Miss Mildred Dempsey Hendersonville, N. C. Mr. R. Z. Dempsey Greenville, S. C. ' Mrs. Beulah M. Duncan ZI5 Frank St., Greenville, S. C. Miss Annie Harrison Greenville, S. C. Miss Mary Harrison Greenville, S. C. Rev. Earl T. Hoyle Maiden, N. C. Rev. H. J. Marley Altainahaw, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Melton Tarboro, N. C. Rev. and Mrs. V. O. Rath Geneva, Penna. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Roberts Houston, Texas Miss Jerry Stalvey II2 S. Washington St. Sumter, S. C Miss Mae Standridge Atlanta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Thornton Clinton, S. C. Miss Clara Nell Tester Pulaski, Va. Mrs. Stella Walker Pollard, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. V. L. VVilburn Joanna, S. C. STUDENT PASTORS Back Row: Rev. Earl Edwards, Rev. R. B. Hayes. Front Row: Rev. F. M. Spargo, Rev. J. Paul jones, Rev. G. A. Davis, Rev. M. A. Frye, Rev. Roy Frazier. ..nlx-.,,,,1nn1m,1,,,,1,,,,...,,,,-nn1uu1nu1nu1,,,,1nlr-..llu-un,nu-Ir-nlivn-lui' 1 - 1111111111111 in lf' 1 -' -1 ----1-- 1 ---1 ' -1-f11------ uu-uu-- -nic South Carolina Conterence Pentecostal Holiness Church REV. T. O. EVANS, CONF. SUPT. Lake City, S. C. REV. R. E. POWERS, ASST. SUPT REV. C. B. EDWARDS, TREASURER Andreufs, S. C. Sumter, S. C. REV. J. L. WALL, SECRETARY REV. H. P. ROBINSON Wzfsf Columbia, S. C. Lake City, S. C. HOLMES MEMORIAL YOUNG PEOPLE'S CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY Greenville, South Carolina SERVICES EACH SUNDAY AT 6:45 P. M. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester ESTHER RUTH GREENE MARGUERITE PARRISI-I President President FLORINE FREEMAN LOLA RANKIN Vice-President Vice-President BOBBY SUE MCCURLEY GWENDOLYN MCCOY Sec1'eta1'y-Trefzsurer Sggfgmry-T,-gasuyef REMEMBER THY CREATOR IN THE DAYS OF THY YOUTH T WELCOME - 4. -,..... - .. - - - - .. .. -ht.-,..,-....-..t....,,,-...H-, - - - ... ... - - - - - ,-,., 4, H.-.11.-.-.--.-.11--..1.-1-.1111..111...-.1...ml1 TRIBBLE'S CAFE Open Daily, Except Sundays JUST THREE BLOCKS FROM SCHOOL AT Buncombe and Echols Streets Greenville, South Carolina R. D. JONES Sz SONS x Morticians Phone 177 1oo4 Augusta St Greenville, South Carolina KEYS PRINTING COMPANY Greenville, South Carolina '1The Ability to Serve You Well Is as Important as the Desire to Serve You Welln -1111111111111111111111.-1..-.....-11.-1 l...un....-............11-1...111.....-.111-.i.-.1,i..,- COMPLIMENTS OF W. T. BAILEY COMPANY O Greenville, South Carolina I P. O. Box 1256 Phone 2-4291 The New Patton, Tilman 82 Bruce 221 North Main Shoes I Ready-to-Wear 0 Accessories COMPLIMENTS OF United Tire Company Dial 2-3525 I7 College Street Greenville, S. C. -lm-.,,-....-...-11.-1.1.-......-1--.i1...1-1-......-N , l 1. Sleeping beautiesg 2. Moral supportg 3. That's not a block of woodg 4. Quiet hourg 5. You name ity 6. Construction gangg 7. Teamworkg 8. Look prettyng 9. Don't miss the markg 10. Paintingfnot housesg 11. Big businessg 12. Don't get your feet wetg 13. Our president's' homey 14. Girls' dormitory: 15. Clear the way. li' -lm-ml-mv--nn-nu-nu-nu-un--lun-un-nn1 1 --nu- 0,1 I1 1 ,1Il-un-Inu-nn-nn-Inn11111-1nn-nzn-un-mx A GREENVILLE RADIATOR SHOP Dial 2-2 I4I 29 YEARS IN BUSINESS REPAIRING, RECORING 81 CLEANING AUTO RADIATORS ALL WORK GUARANTEED L. R. DUNCAN AND LOUIE D. DUNCAN GREENVILLE, S. C. CHEATHAM HARDWARE COMPANY HEADQUARTERS FOR PAINTS, TOOLS, BUILDERS HARDWARE, CUTLERY, COOKING UTENSILS, HEATERS, Etc. REASONABLE 'PRICES 25 W. McBee Ave. Greenville, S. C. FRANK'S CAFE NO BEER OR WINE SOLD A Converted Cafe II2 YV. Coffee St. Greenville, S. C. T. A. Murdock Supply Co. Service Station Equipment II2 Briggs Ave. Greenville, S. C. The Friendly Shoe Shop Dock C. Bates, Owner and Operator Shoe Repairing Q Zipper Work Handsaw Sharpening I3o8 Buncombe St., Greenville, S. C. L. B. CLARDY CO. Distributors Of JOI-INSTON'S FANCY PACKAGE CANDIES School Supplies 81 Accessories 1HH1ul.1lm1,,,,1...I1M1,,.,1,,,,1,.,,.1Im.1mr-.m.1.m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.11.4 Nh' Afiszinson -,ga K. .- Mr Campbell fl FI' - gg' ASF? 7' 3 rx f ,f k s 'A H G 1 , 1 I MQ ' - , if 'V X7 ' X 4 .A ,I g Mr Bass Mt' Coffmqn f x-'X. 4 7 R 'G is I e X E 034 I Q Q 4 Q W M0 . ' X M555 BW-'kum VV Daniels ,,.,,mmx V 1 xx .ig-sagggs-'Mg , xg , ,V 1, My r X If .wi x 19 Q! Z4 . 5 'O X M ' 'QQ Ts ' AND -rnfas ' . 's 4 2 X r ssf' ld I M Bra ne My Davis f vfqwv CQQINXGRS Mr Duncan mx f ', N L Mr Goodman X mfg ?.. Zena .r ggw .,i:,'.'axN iw Q 'F' f' 2-1' -'-, J , 7 ,, ,C Bl YW X ,fm K NW Effw-WS Mm 1-fmec, I -lijh. P ,fav 'x X x wwf T Tflem, Su? bu E? 4 ' Q 4,51 ,Q K ig? X . f O 1 o 'QTQKXX 0 ' 5 B ELJXS X Mr Fragier' Mr Hoqle .gl 1-its Us X X 9' S V ' 0: ,fx xk -'T WE.. fl' X X H, N X Q ' f- if 1 x , 'I l Ng wr vw 3,21 N4 . if. 53 A g ig I 5 I , MA MM Propep Mr Seydova QW . nl R . Rv ia:-. Xl! .4 I 'WHY M CR MRM. 2 ff W 'APO W2 -Q , 3 V f, N ' Xa: if P 5 I mi a :el 2 25, gg - 5 is N Mm McCo + fnsggix LI Mf Menon MISS Dafh I 'H h r 1- X - XA. MU, SLYCQH1 1 ' 'S m sa m xdgk , - NQQJ wx X 1 I IQ-SA J L v Ss. x Q 3 Q V , X 7 'IAQ In .M 4 fi' ' I 0 'Wk 1' -,,,, My quiz 0 'NN' IR z + WM A212 Ps' A ' ' 53,435 555 WW' Mr Mc Dowel! M, Gwen N I A 'h m' Vw XX Q Mr' Qoberfs My 590,670 gy W 5 is f' ' X Z + x' f f fi X 'i i ' rg- - X AQ -,.--. x 1,1 HE ' xg ' n ' Q 9 919 0 9' 4 Xl U I .'.,A , ' c -Q ff X QR S1 KW' mf' u f 54 I t ws, f vig f f 55 - ' X ,Ax MissMcMQhCm Mg page h Q 55 S Mr I2 II ,AS , We Miss Taqlor fi, fi W .--K '-', ' 'C gijixf A ,Xu '55, I ' - xx HHQIKW! xx QW fy 'I Sk if .,,.,,MQa may ww GQ' 401 -X A .91 W .-,. ' Qfnvgah wif V N , ,W ...M . , xxx, f R133 A 'xx N-.-.ra 'QS -Sm 21 w, K I V xi 639- N X K '95 x I 1 1 B M I lm,-.-.1-.-.1-. nu1nfl111:11-Inninn-:ln-:ul-nn1lnl1u STEVEN SON BROS. Radio Repairs Venetian Blinds DIAL 2-3651 HOME FURNISHINGS FURNITURE Q RADIOS Q ELECTRIC APPLIANCES ' CURTAINS Q SPREADS Q RUGS 845 Buncombe St. Q Greenville, S. C. LEAGUES Inc. Pianos Q Radios Q Sheet Music Furniture' Q Rugs 239 N. Main St., Greenville, S. C. Compliments of Leslie Motor Company NASH S3195 Service 615 Buncombe St., Greenville, S. C. Golden Delicious Baking Co. DO-NUTS PIES CAKES Dial 2-4021 907 Buncombe St. Greenville, S. C. Lewis Cleaners Sz Hatters Better Cleaning 230 Buncombe St., Greenville, S. C. J. T. Dock Thomason C. H. Lewis Rogers Paint Products, Inc. Acme Quality Paint I7 W. Washington, Greenville, S. C. Palace Barber Shop Corner North and Laurens Sts. Greenville, S. C. King, Leedy Sz Selmer BAND INSTRUMENTS Allen Music CO. 5 W. Washington, Greenville, S. C. Heyward Mahon Co. Good Clothes for MEN AND BOYS Greenville, S. C. -uni 1 1nn...ml-H.r1ml.-.m.-,..,--lm.. .- 1 1 .... 1 1 1 ..u,,-,,,,1,.,.1lur1,m.-unl1..1 1 ,H l...ml-.luqi -. 1. .. 1 .. ... -.,,,.... lu-1..-11111-11-11111...-...i-..1-.11,m.... CELY BROS. LUMBER CO., Inc. LUMBER AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES PHONE 2-3926 'WASHINGTON AVE., R. P. D. No. 8 Greenville, South Carolina Compliments of BELK-SIMPSON Greenvil1e's lMost Complete Department Store Greenville, S. C. WHITE 81 COMPANY Wholesale Fruits and Produce 4OI W. Washington St., Ph. 2-6728 Greenville, S. C. THE GREENVILLE FURNITURE CO. 109 North Laurens Street At Five Points Phone 2-7306, Greenville, S. C. Comjnlivnents of Piedmont Shoe Co. Good Shoes for Everybody ON THE CORNER WHERE THE BIG SHOE HANGS OUT Greenville, S. C. SHIRBY-VOGUE For junior Dresses 225 VV. Main St., Greenville, S. C. Easy-Wash, Inc. Self-Service Laundry 635 Buncombe St. Dial 2-7241 Greenville, S. C. Bryant's Esso Station Good Care Counts 1401 Buncombe St., Phone 9447 Greenville, S. C. Bruce 81 Doster Drug Co. The Rexall Store Phone: Dial 2-8215 116 S. Main St., Greenville, S. C. Triangle Pharmacy Buncombe 81 Rutherford Streets Dial 2-2121 The Reasonable Drug Store Greenville, S. C. .- 1 1 .... .-.niuuv...-,,,..nu1N,,1,miun.. .- 1:n1,,, FAMILIES 1. Trailerville Families.. 2. Families living in the dormitory Building. 3. Rev. John W. Bell and Family. 4. Rev. James H. Taylor and Family. 5. Rev. Paul F. Beacham and Family in 1919, the year he became President of the school and pastor of Holmes Memorial Church. Paul, Jr. and Nickels were 5 and 6 years of age, respectively, at the time. z m m Q -4 iq xnxx :1 M xm SCHOOL FAMILIES mm ss na amass, . na B sw as gil' 'H-5334 H Q K.. ,yamm ,xx mujvmf Q A :I l .:.:.1 m mn gmwiss A fa my-.mug ,W asm. nm sum DUDLEY-J ONES STUDIOS 2-A W. C0ffee St. Phone 2-1931 'fThe Personal Gift That Lasts YOUR 'PHOTOGRAPH EXCLUSIVE PORTRAITS Greenville, South Carolina Photographer for 1949 l'Holmes Echo IVEY-KEITH COMPANY Greenville, South Carolina PIEDMONT LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIAL Flooring, Ceiling, Siding, Shingles, Laths and Dimension Stock of All Kinds Phone Dial 2-1581 GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Q. 1 1 1 1 1 --nm--nu-m:1nu1un-lm-un-1un--nu1nu1un1nu1-vm-nn1lu:-un1 1 1 1 1 ,P n...nu1 .- .-. ... 1 1 .- -.un---nn-.lm.-ml,pn-ml-.nn..nninu1,m-.1m.- 1 1 1 1 1 1 -.M1 WOOD Sz HOYLE BUILDERS GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA ROY WOOD ROBERT HOYLE Io-B May St. 208 Stall St. OBSERVER PRINTING COMPANY BOOK AND COMMERCIAL PRINTERS D. W. HIOTT, Owner 33 West McBee Avenue GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA FREEMAN-BABB HARDWARE CO. 101 W. North St., Tel. 2-2451 Greenville ' EVERYTHING IN GOOD HARDWARE Compliments of the MOUNT HOLLY E- G- PENDLETONS Pentecostal Holiness Church BOX 136, Boulevard Branch REV. D. S. SCHRONCE, Pastor Mount Holly, N. C. Leaksville, N. C. 1nu......1-.1111,111-1.-'..-..-.-...111111-.11-.M Complimentary Ads of Former Students 1921 REV. HUBERT T. SPENCE, P. O. Box 1652, Washington, D. C 1926 MRS. CHESSIE PRICE SCAGGS, P. O. Box 902, Madera, Calif REV. HAROLD A. PROBST, 2313 Price St., Rahway, N. J. 1929 REV. G. F. OVERSTREET, 217 Wilson St., Martinsville, Va. 1931 REV. M. L. POOLE, 169 Bomar Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. 1932 MRS. M. L. POOLE, 169 Bomar Ave., Spartanburg, S. .C. 1933 MR. LEOPOLD MOZART HAYS, Scituate, Massachusetts 1936 REV. J. W. SPAIN, Anderson, S. C. MISS CLARA LOONEY, Box 206, Lexington, S. C. 1938 MR. FRED TODD, 616 Elm St., Conway, S. C. 1939 REV. VVOODROW SMITH, 316 S. Grove St., Lincolnton, N. C. 1940 MISS CHRISTINE JORDAN, 1408-ye Ave., Conway, 5. C. REV. FREEMAN MASHBURN, 115 Briggs Ave., Greenville, S. C 1941 MISS MYRTICE SHEALY Route 2, Box 95, Leesville, S. C. MISS MARY E. WOOD, Franklin Springs, Georgia 1942 MR. HARRY C. BARTHOLF, Box 206, Georgetown, S. C. MISS DAISY JONES, Meadow Teacherage, Benson, N. C. MISS RUTH SHARPE, 807 Orange St., Wilmington, N. C. T943 MISS RUBY MANUEL, Box 92, Falcon, N. C. REV. P'AUL R. TAYLOR, Honea Path, S. C. 1945 MISS DONNIE BENNETT JORDAN, Route 1, Box 429, Madera, Calf REV. HENRY GOLDSBERRY, Joanna, S. C. 1 .. 1 1 -,,.,..,,,...m,..,,,,..,m-,m...m.-..ml-un..-m.-lul.-m1-1uu--un.-un..,,,,-1m1nu- - - .. Complimentary Ads of Former Students 1-nn1 1 1 --nn..un..nu...nu11m11m1mm11m1nu1mm1nn1nu--me--nn-un--nn--mn--uu1un11m1un- 1 111111 1946 REV. WILLIAM T. COOKE, 1108 Buncoinbe St., Greenville, S. C. REV. JAMES W. JORDAN, Route 1, Box 429, Madera, Calif. MISS ALVERTA YOUNG, 3103 Weaver Ave., Baltimore, Md. 1947 MISS ANNIE MAE GAINEY, 230 Williamson Dr., Wilmington, N. C MISS GLADYS MYRICK, Lake Park, Iowa REV. WALTER VEASEL, Corinth, West Virginia MISS NORMA E. WEBB, 205 S. E. 27th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. 1948 MISS PHYLISS JEAN BUTLER, 3472 E. Pender St., Vancouver, B. C REV 81 MRS. RALSTON BUTLER, Star Rt., Salernburg, N. C. REV. RAYMOND CAULDER IIO8 Buneoinbe St., Greenville, S. C. MISS ADELE ELLIS, Tarboro, N. C. MISS LOU ADA LANKFORD, Easley, S. C. MISS BERNICE MERKEY, 2325 E. I3 Place, Tulsa, Okla. REV. GARLAND A. MURRAY, Wewoka, Okla. MISS VIOLET PHILLIPS 116 Buist Ave., Greenville, S. C. MR. TALMADGE REECE, Anderson, S. C. REV. WILLIAM C. WELCH, Darlington, S. C. Bi N ORDERS FROM HEADQUARTERS m-flm1 1 1 1 1 1u1ml1xm1111111ll11uu1u1:1lvllw-41111nll-uu11n11ml..un1nu--ulu- 1 1 -. 151115, 1 1 1 ....l,,,1g...1l14..yl,,-..l1xi.-. 1 1.nu- 1 1 1 1 1 171 E Z' 1 1 ff: 11111-1111111m1 Compliments of J. C. PENNY CO. 12-14 N. Main St. Greenville, S. C. 1 1u1ll,,1,.,K1m,1n,..-W1l,u1,m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 TRAILER LIFE Living Room-Bedroom Dining Room-Kitchen Bedroom in Boys' Dormitory Miss Yeatt's Room. in the 'Lucy Holmes Memorial Building 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,1 1np.-,m1u:i1 1 111111111111.-114.1 A Good Place to Buy Coal BALLENGER COAL CO. Yard: I3 Calvin St. P. O. Box 631 Dial 2-6474 Greenville, S. C. Compliments of SULLIVAN HARDWARE COMPANY GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA VVHOLESALE ONLY THOMAS MCAFEE Funeral Home Dial 2-6733 Greenville, South Carolina The Original DELUXE DINER AIR CONDITIONED FREE PARKING SPACE Specializing in STEAK SANDWICHES ICE Box PIES 336 N. Main St. Dial 3-9403 Greenville, South Carolina C. H. BRANYON PIPE CO. . O. Box 395 Dial 2-2488 West Field Street Greenville, South Carolina ,m1,,,1nu1 1 1 1 111.1 1 .... 1 .... 1 Compliments of Southern Sash 8z Door Co. Greenville, South Carolina ole:---n-n-uzm---u-I--1:-n-:-u-:-n-u--u1n-n-111I-l-I-I111h-I--I-l-l:l1:-l-:rn-:xl-11m-nu-an-fn-m1m-un-1:1-u-n---4. PATTON'S ESSO STATION COURTEOUS SERVICE TIRES Q BATTERIES Q ACCESSORIES Phone 7765 J WHITE HORSE ROAD at WASHINGTON AVENUE GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA D. P. Montgomery GROCERIES Dial 2'85OI Park Place Greenville, S. C. Compliments of COURTEOUS GROCERY M. M. West, Owner Corner Stall Sz David Sts. Greenville, S. C. -,m..,m11111111.-11.-11111.-1-.111-1 Brezeale Supply Company HARDWARE Q FEED 81 SEED BABY CHICKS 1 ro New Buncombe Rd. Dial 3-1381 Greenville, South Carolina Blue Ridge Lumber Co. Lumber and Builders, Supplies Phone 5520 S. Florida Ave. Greenville, South Carolina in-.11..1.1...11111.-.-.....--.1-.11-..-.-11 NEAL LUMBER COMPANY, Inc. ALEX A. NEAL, Owner BUILDING MATERIALS CONTRACTING Phone 2-6051 Greenville, S. C. J. M. BARR COMPANY Serving You Since 1874 PLUMBING 1 HEATING Citizens Lumber Company STEWART-MERRITT C0 400 WeSlf16ld Street Clothiers Since IQO7 Lumber and Building Material 26 South Main Street Greenville, S. C. Greenville, S. C. DUNEAN MILLS Division of J. P. STEVENS Sz COMPANY, Inc. GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Balentine Packing Company Home of the Aristocrazfic Pigs Hams-Sausage-Bacon Pure Lard Greenville, South Carolina HERBERT C. WOOD Ordained Evangelist Greer, S. C. 1 111111111111 111-111111 1 1 STUDE NTS OR ROW n11uu1111111111111g1 1-i11111'1,11111111,,1 COMPLIMEN TS OF J. LOUIS COWARD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GREER, SOUTH CAROLINA Com plimcnts 0 j' gex-F SERV, b C , -col l GREENVILLE, S. C. ASSOCIATED OIL CO. Kerosene, Domestic Heating Oil Prompt Metered Deliveries New Buncombe Rd., Phone 3-1742 Greenville, S. C. Rimer Trailer Sales Sz Court 5 BIILES NORTH OF GREENVILLE, S. C. SUPER I-IIGHNVAY No. 29 Box 403, Taylors, South Carolina Dial 2-2800 Ballard Concrete Block Co. Perma-Stone Dealer Washington Ave. Phone 4907-YV Greenville, S. C. HAYES DRY CLEANERS We Clean 'Em Clean Phone 5oo Greer, S. C. nic 1.,,,1 1 ,,1nm1,,,,1nu1uu1nn1m,1m,1 1 1 1 -.lm1lm-nu.-ml.-.W1 1 1 -.m1,m1m,....m1lm1,m 4, n..nu.-.-.4-..-11...1.1-1-.-. THE EVANGELISTIC CENTER OF THE TRI-TOWNS PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH 52 Second St., Piedmont W. Va. REV. EDWYN B. RUPERT, Pastor Compliments 0 f Tri-Towns Garage Western Port, Md. GEORGE T. 81 REBA A. MCDOWELL ST. MATTHEW FREE-WILL BAPTIST CHURCH REV. EARL EDWARDS, Pastor Erwin, North Carolina Model Barber Shop J. B. DICKSON, Manager 508 S. Main St. Greenville, S. C. Ligon's Men's Wear Clothing and Menls Furnishings 16 W. Washington St. Greenville, S. C. ...ru--.-....1.11..1.--...11-. Radio Service Co. Home-Auto Radios 208 E. Washington, Greenville, S. C Dial 2-I3 5 I .-W1 1. ....,--, .... .--,---,---1-1,--..... -.--...,..-.-.--....- -1- Compliments of A FRIEND GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS OF 1949 BRAXTON AUTO PARTS, Inc. The Parts People S. L. BRAXTON, President VVHITEVILLE, N. C. IQ3I I 949 Our 19th Year MEYERS- ARNOLD CO. ' R. G. Pace Building Co. For Pleasant Shopping III N. Main Street Greenville, South Carolina P. O. Box 71, Phone 3-1181 Office and Warehouse 22 Second St NEW BUNCOMB1: ROAD Greenville, South Carolina Compliments of Rev. Joe E. Campbell, Th.D. Miss Mary Campbell L. M. Campbell Compliments of MAY'S CLEANERS Phone 2-4271 2305-2307 Buncombe Road SANS SOUCI Greenville, S. C. THE BIG MOVE CMOving Army Barracks from Monroe, N. CJ -5- .. .., .. -, ....-..... N..- -3- n1nu1m11n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 COMPLIIMEN TS OF COZBY, TEMPLETON 8z CO., Inc. GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA 03N ITURQ 9 4 0 oe 0 S '11 0 v 2' z o- -c A..n..,.. vm A amqa' M. 9. GQBENVILLB Compliments of COLLINS, SAUSAGE CO. 409 E. McBee, Greenville, S. C. Dial: 2-1545 Montague Feed 8z Milling Altamahaw P.,H. Church Company Home of Dixie 'Pride Corn Meal and Feeds REV H. T. IXIARLEY, Pastor Altamahaw, N. C. Harper Brothers, Inc. Oflice Machines and Equipment Greenville, S. C. W'e Buy and Sell Grain R. F. D. NO. I Goldsboro, N. C. Tucker's Jewelers Greenville's Master VVATCHMAKERS I 226 N. Main St. Compliments of Harris' Jewelers 231 N. Main Greenville Raylass Dept. Store Everything to Wear for the ENTIRE FABIILY Greenville, S. C. Q. 1un...,,,,1mr1,,,:1,,,,1 1 1 1 ,.1m..1m.1nn1m,1,1 1 1 1 ,,1,,.,1,,,,1m,1uu1.un1W1 1 1m,1,, ,E n - REGISTERED JEWELERS-AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY OFFICIAL JEWELERS-HOLMES BIBLE COLLEGE Value, Quality and Service HALE'S LEADING JEWELERS AND DIAMOND MERCHANTS Established 1 856 BATSON MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers and Manufacturers Agent HARDWOOD PRODUCTS FOR TEXTILE INDUSTRY Phone 3-132 I P, O. Box 1055 Greenville, South Carolina Telephone and Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention EASLEY Pentecostal Holiness Church REV. H. V. DEMPSEY, Pastor Pentecostal Holiness Church 710 Pace St. Phone I3OQ5 Hendersonville, N. C. REV. R. B. HAYES, Pastor The Friendly Church Easley, South Carolina COLLEGE CANTEEN Sandwiches, Hot Dogs, Hamburgers Hot Chocolate-Milk john W. 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Fisher children and native child CAfricaJ 5. Miss Ethel Strickland fChinaJ CHAMPION AD-SELLING TEAM ii? 1 Q .i if ROBERT HOYLE ROY WOOD Editofs Note At last you have seen your Annual. We, the Staff, have experienced a great deal of enjoyment out of putting together in book form those things Which We thought Would best serve to keep alive in everyone,s mind the blessings We have enjoyed together during the school year. We Wish to express our appreciation to all who have helped in any Way to make the Annual an expression of the entire student body. Especially do We Wish to thank Joseph King for his assistance with the art Work, and Mrs. McDowell for her pictures of the Seniors Tomorrow. If there is anything about the Annual that you have enjoyed, We'll be very happy to stick out our chests and say We did it. If there should be anything you don't like, put the blame on