Holmes Bible College - Echo Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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HOLMES Editor Assoc. Editor Business Mgr. CHARLES W. BUTLER MARVIN WHITFIELD DAVID W. COX exam C Fouuoso 18 98 3 . SEB 4 : SOUTH 455 QC Q ffl J: I g GI F' Q3 ,, -L-1 .. ,L- VN 3 0 . v 1, o 2 if 6 O CREED: The whole Bible for the whole world MOTTO: Live for others COLORS: Purple and white Board of Trustees PAUL F. BEACHAM W. D. REYNOLDS BELTON S. THOMPSON JOSEPH S. SYNAN THOMAS T. LINDSAY HUBERT T. SPENCE H. PADGETT ROBINSON J. LOUIS COWARD P ge Two si 0 FOREWORD J HEN time has more deeply etched upon our M hearts the true value of the principles which gave birth to thetheme, Live for Others, only then will it be possible for us to know the extent to which we are 'indebted to our Alma Mater and to all those who through understanding and devotion have been instru- mental in the molding of our characters and the building of our faith. Mindful of these things therefore, we, the staff and senior class, present this ninth vol- ume of the Holmes Echo with the fervent hope that the memories contained in each page will live on to become tomorrow's inspiration. nllllllllll DEDICATION REV. AND MRS. JOHN W. BELL ECAUSE of your genuine devotion and faithful service, your willingness to sacrifice for those entrusted to your care, we, the student body, with a profound feel- ing of gratitude, affectionately dedicate to you this ninth volume of the HoImes Echo . Pug THE PRESIDENT W1 l I fgm O I Ac DR. PAUL F. BEACHAM Though distinguished as an outstanding leader in religious education by men of all evangelical faiths, to those of us who know and love him it is his life of unselfish service and devotion ta God that has made our presi- dent a tower of integrity and true greatness, standing tall and majestic in the midst of the tragic ruins of the world's confused, deceived, and spiritually blinded masses. We consider ourselves exceedingly blessed to have come under the influence of the life and teaching of this example, not only of efficiency and fidelity but also of humility in the service of Christ's Church. WHEN TIME IS NO LUNG-ER The President's Message The title given to the following meditation is suggested by the statement of the apostle John, in connection with the second coming of Christ when He is revealed as standing with one foot upon the sea and the other upon the earth with His hand lifted to heaven, and will declare, There should be time no Ionger. This, of course, is an act of appropriation. The glorious Son of God will be actually redeeming the possession He purchased on the cross. Let us think with becoming solemnity of the dec- laration, that a consummation is absolutely certain. There is coming an end to the period of duration between the eternities, which we call TIME. It is, however, the short space allowed each individual that should concern us most, for the way we spend this will determine our eternal destiny of reward or retribution. During the days of His humanity, Christ taught by both precept and example the value of time. Said He, l must work the works of Him that sent me, while it is day. That is, while the time was given Him to accomplish the Father's will. It was redeeming the time that fitted Him to be the Savior of the world, Therefore, it is this alone that will enable us at the end of the way to say as He did, Father I have finished the work which Thou gavest Me to do. Then Paul, who regardless of his circumstances, was always fervent in spirit serving the Lord, could say at the end of his days, I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course. In the light of the truth, it is safe to say, that one needs all of his time to do his God-given task, and when it is all over hear Him say, Well done thou good and faithful servant. In fact, time is so precious that it is given to us only in moments, and one lost opportunity is gone for good. Christ tells us that He called a certain man to follow Him, but he said, Lord, suffer me first to go and bury my father. Humonly speaking this request was a reasonable one, and to be sure God would have us give due consideration to our loved ones and those about us. However, He would have us keep in mind that all circumstances should be subordinated, and all our time made subservient to the accomplish- ment of the will of God. The man in question, did not violently reject the call of Christ, but just lost his opportunity by not taking advantage of it at the time it was offered. Another said, Lord, I will follow Thee, but let me first go bid them farewell which are at home. There is not necessarily any wrong in telling people goodbye, but if the time required do this could be spent in a more profitable way, it can be damaging to the soul. If need be, one must be ready like Abraham to leave his kindred and posses- sions to follow the Lord of glory. Or as Moses who refused the wealth and honors of Egypt, and chose to suffer affliction with the people of God. Christ wept over the people of Jerusalem saying, lf thou hadst known, even thou, at least in this thy day, the things which belong unto thy peace! But now they are hid from thine eyes. He said to these very people, Walk while ye have the light, lest darkness come upon you, but they failed to give heed to His warning and lost the time of their opportunity. When the books of eternity are opened, may their record reveal that we took advantage of the opportunities afforded during our school days, and also that subsequent time was utilized for the glory of God and the salvation of immortal souls. In connection with the following words of Van Dyke, I would say that time means everything to one who would serve his generation according to the will of God: Time is too slow for those who wait, Too swift for those who fear, Too long for those who grieve, A Too short for those who rejoice. , But for those who live, Time is eternity. XX 1 PAUL F. BEACHAM, President ff KJ I fy ADMINISTRATION PAUL F. BEACHAM, D.D. President I I 4 I MRS. NINA C. HOLMES MRS. LAURA BELL Registrar and Librarian Dietitian 'O' il-ss. MISS IVA THOMAS, , B.S.L., Th.D. Secretary MR. JOHN W. BELL MRS. KATHERINE MARTI Dean of Men Dean of Women FACULTY PAUL F., BEACHAM, -Th.D., D.D Preddent Bbw Q-Adigbflvlv FAC U LTY J? MRS. DOROTHY A. BENSON, Th.B. Music I History ll Piano MRS. MARION BROWN English Ill and IV Piano 41 ., WA Mk. JESSE G. DANIELS, A.B., Th.B. Greek II Philosophy MR. WAYNE HUNGERPILLAR, Th.B. English Literature Il Biology General Science Page Eight 0' gr- Be QP 5 42' -as MR. KENNETH D. BENSON, Th.B. Homiletics Missions Il Public Speaking Geography of the Holy Land Apologetics MR. W. T. COOKE, Th.B. Sociology History of Education MR. JOHN HILLEY, Th.B Missions I General Psychology Commercial Law MISS MARIE MCMAHAN B.S.L. English I I MR ALVIN F. RANKIN, s.s., Th.B. Economics Geometry MISS PHYLLIS ROWLEY, i Th.B. Greek I World History Miss BEULAH TAYLOR, Th.B. College Latin History III Algebra FACULTY 'Ik MRS. ALVIN F. RANKIN, Th.B. English II Church History MR. RAYMOND R. SPAIN, Th.B. Theology Evangelism MISS EULAH TAYLOR, jf 'OA J MR. WILLIAM H. THOMAS, Mus. M., s.A. English Literature I Music II Th.B. Latin I and II Child Psychology . IIZVII I ,, If ' 'I 'N' r. I 451 fy, ,,5x,xQ' N . ,ILL .,l, I X jf, 1' 167 ' I ' 1 H 1.1. 'I I Ak - me ,, : i ku. ,L U I , ill' 15 A ij .-is S x J SENIOR CLASS v I ' . 4 ' QA, , N retrospect of the three years out of a life time spent in the sheltered environment of Holmes, our hearts are filled with gratitude. As we leave, our yester- days only memories of spiritual and scholastic achieve- ments, tomorrow is to us a vision of hope, for in this vision our aspirations are to be realized. The pursuit of success is not that for which we aspire, but the attain- ment of a spirit-filled life governed by the principles set forth in the heritage of H. B. C., neither is it the desire for worldly fame, but for the divine sanction of our lives as channels of truth. Though we go our separate ways, we shall remain united in resolute purpose to uphold TRUTH ABOVE GAIN as our motto forever. CLASS COLORS: Green and white CLASS FLOWER: Red Carnation CLASS MOTTO: Truth Above Gain Page Ten -I?-' Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT EARL RECTOR vlcE PRESIDENT JAMES CASE SECRETARY ANN McKEEL CLASS SPONSOR MR. RAYMOND SPAIN TREASURER EVELYN CHAPMAN VSENIOR CLASS DARLYAN YVONNE BROWN, B.S.L. CHARLES W. BUTLER, B.S.L. JAMES DANIEL CASE, B.S.L. Willard, N. C. 614 Pinckney St, Mayodan, N. C. L.H.S., Mixed chorus, Girls' Trio, H.A.A. G'ee 'i ef 5- C- H.A.A. Christian Service H.A.A.g Holmes Echo Editor. MifIlSf0f Sincerity and truth are the basis for Minister Much wisdom often goes with fewest every virtue. b'I1KnewIedge increases one's responsi- W0fd5-H in y. l GEORGE CASHWELL, B.S.L. LOUISE CAVENAUGH, B.S.L. EVE1-YN CHAPMAN, B-5-L Box 332 Rf, 2 S8 Nelson Road Roseboro, N- C' Wgllqcel N, C, Durban, South Africa Minister Mixed Chgrugi Girls' Trio. Vice Pl'ESld6l'lf Asst. Dleflfldflj ln all he undertakes to do he puts Christian Service Campus Reporter nyglce of Holmes , his heart and soul-U ' Her serene countenance and modest Mlmsler . conduct reveal the goal that is deep in He Unfifing l0b0 5, he' Utter 5'nC9flfY, her heart, and cheerful smile have made life less Page Twelve difficult for others. GF FIFTY SIX DAVID WILLARD Cox, -rh,B, ROBERT LEE CRAWFORD, B.S.L. LILLIE FAE CREASY, Th.B. Box 241 Route l, Box 363 Route l, Box 210 . Andrews, S. C. Rockingham, N, C, Altavista, Virginia H,A,A,5 B,F,F, Mixed Chorusg B.F.F.g H.A.A. I--Hrs-I Orchestra Minister Minister Mission Field-Africa An able minister with dggp religious Devotion to duty, trustworthiness, to- TO do mY dUfY in Th'-If SPHCFG of life convictions and q degp prrssiprr for lost gether with dry humgr and remarkable unto which it shall please God to call me. souls. memory, well quality him for the ministry. RYRNEL EVERETT GRAHAM, B.s.L. GEORGE ALBERT HOWELL, B.S.L. JAMES HIRAM JACKSON. B.S.L- Bpx 272 Route 3 Box 92 Lucan, Ontario, Canada MY. Olive, N. C. Red 5PI'ifl9S, N- C. B.F.F. Committeemang H.A.A. B-F.F-: H-AA. Mlfliifel' Mission Field-S. America Y Minister A diligent worker is apt to succeed, Perpetual pushing and assurance put The secret of success is constancy to a difficulty out of countenance, and make PUEPOSC-H a seeming impossibility give way. Page Thirteen NOVA MAXINE JONES, Th.B. JAMES VERNON JORDAN, B.S.L. NANCY LOUISE LINKOUS, B.S.L. Rt. l, Box 1020 l09W Grace St. Giles Road, Box 429 New Bern, N. C. Greenville, S. C. Blacksburg, Va. L.H,S, Minister L.H.S. President, H.A.A. Secretary. MiSSiDH Field-Karen AII grand thoughts come from the Minister Originality coupled with depth of char- l'leUff- An expression of her inmost soul is qcfer make har qppreciqfgd by all who found in her consecrated life and cheerful knaw her best, countenance. ,ED CARLTON MARSH, Th.B. ANN MCKEELI B'S.L. ROBERT LLOYD MOSELEY, Th.B. Box 173 103 Wes, wyche Sf. 1049 Wellington St. Hemingway, S. C. Whifeyille, N. C. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Male Trio, Mixed Chorus, B.F.F., H.A.A. l--H-5- Cl10Dl0ini Mixed Cl10fUS- H.'A'A' Mission Fiend-India Christian Service M S'f' ,Tndurance is the crowning quamyy A supe,-io, person is modest in her Character is perfectly educated will.' speech, but exceeds in her actions. Page Fourteen I PHILIP WARREN Maven, s.s.L. LALLEON NARRON, B-S.L. STEPHEN L- NORMAN' TU- 677 Hayes Ave. Kenly, N. C. w602 S. Steiff hSt. Youngstown, Ohio Minister agoner' O 0 uma Minister Nothing is as popular as kindness. Sieltfgtbpiifeiarx Xndc-gfiiiigrergf Ecuhell, High aims from high character. - '- ' ' ' ' Male Tnog Mixed Chorus. Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday lite. T P . . . Mas. EMMA CHRISTINE mumps, s.s.L. AUDRE JREAENE veggie. B:s.L. SAM DURA'iiouif?SLEY' B 5 L 220 M D Il St. 7- 1 ox Greenfilllgig. c. Wyfheville. Va. L C S'e S' C' Christian Service L.H.S. Secretary and Treasurerp Mixed H'Qi?iisii-f-F- f swildt sweet dell!-Jl1l' 0 quiet life af' Chorus' H'A'A' Minister Good .nature is one of the true fruits or S' Always striving for the best. of Chnshamty' Page Fifteen EARL MOODY RECTOR, B.S.L. Box 32 Roderfield, W. Va. B.F.F. Vice President, Holmes Echo Ad Solicitor, H.A.A. Vice President, Mixed Chorus, Senior Class President, Male Trio Pianist. Christian Service Good nature, evenness of temper, and talents of the highest order well fit him for the sphere of life wherein he is called. EDWARD ALLEN RICHARDSON, B.S.L. JAMES ROBERTSON, Th.B. Woodlawn, Virginia Route l, Box 471 B.F.F., Mixed Chorus, Mole Trio. Pascagoula, Miss. Minister Holmes Echo Ad Solicitor, B.F.F. Com- He that is faithful in that which is mittee, H.A.A. President. least, is faithful also in much. Minister His armos is his honest thought and simple truth his utmost skill. GEORGE STUART ROWLEY, Th.B. Route l, Box 1595 Port Orange, Florida B.F.F., H.A.A. Minister Nothing great was ever achieved with- out enthusiasm. Page Sixteen TOBIAS LERM SEPHTON, Th.B. MELVINE BENSON STEWART, B.S.L. Grootvlei Nylstroom lll South High St. Tvl., S. Africa Draper, N. C. B.F.F., Mixed Chorus. L.H.S., Mixed Chorus, Girls' Trio, Mis- Mission Field-Africa sions Class Treasurer. I His kind heart is a fountain of glad- Chrlshan Se ':e ness, making everything in its vicinity Graceful musical ability and winning freshen into smiles. personality are great assets on her way to success. KENNETH HousToN TART, s.s.L. JAMES FULLER YouNs, s.s.L. JAMES M- YOUNG BGS.,-D Route 2, Box 8 1517 S. Main Sf. ' - Fayetteville, N. C. Greenwood, S. C. 83-2uElI1L':gIUE,gl?:s,d Mission Field-Africa B F F I H AA 0 ll' . Good nature is the beauty of the Minister mngsgf' mmd- Your wants a-re so few, you relieve the Ulf eve, he knew an evil llmuglll, he wants of your friends. spoke no evil wordlu E ' Tfir It-.4 Page Seventeen ge Eighteen ALMA MATER Oh Noble Holmes! ln all thy stately grandeur stand For e'er to plant in hearts of man The seed of truth. Though stormy winds may 'gainst thee blow, God keep thee safe from every foe And shield thy youth. Oh Faithful Holmes! Not only now thy care is ours But we'll to thee mid trying hours In memory fly. By God our strength once more restored, We'll onward strive that great reward To gain on high. T Oh Worthy Holmes! Thy children ever shall hold dear Ideals you've taught them through the years Our joy and pride. ln faith we'll venture, by faith we'll win, Seeking Truth above gain in our fight against sin Led by Thy Guide. Oh Cherished Holmes! 'Tis sacl to leave, we breathe a sigh, For now 'tis time to say good-bye And wish thee well. For others wait, our place to fill That they may also do His will. Dear Holmes, farewell. X NAVLN' ' ', 7700 WX- T0 A V ' A LXW'j. X 'Lf Class Honors 1 I Q6 I ' 5 n IH, ANN MCKEEL JAMES cAsE J , ll 5: Valedictorian Salutatorian - u Mr JAMES ROBERTSON CHARLES BUTLER Essayest Testator AUDRY POOLE MELVINE STEWART Historian Poet DAVID W. COX Prophet Pa-ge Nin 1 1 3 Baby Pictures 'I '-1 E . K . iff? -If bs 'rpg '31 Mn , I I an cf ' I Q6- ian 4-,,,p. ' r !'v - udp' Q TE ik: . 5 , :xiii li I? fl W'-4. N. LK!! JW. I ,qv , ' X I -r I , ,I '43-I,-4 Tf'ii-E?-35 I. I Q1 r II, X AIT KU!- Viv' YP? J.. fi 1 - 73113, . Q, 'x I I Ms. sq AUDREY KENNETH gain ,41- I. EARL 5. EVELYN 9. SAM NANCY 2. MAXINE 6. FAE IO. LOUISE MELVINE YVONNE JAMES F 3. BILL 7. STUART II. LLOYD . PHIL ANN . WILLARD 4. CLIFTON 8. VERNON I2. JAMES 16. STEVE . LALLEON SENIOR CLASS OF 1956 I f Q I 522' u . CW ,I-gl 1 -Q bil I A I , it x - A ' ,, D ' --eww Q if -.. , E Q 1 n X' I I. t A Y UP, 1 x WA? Y w ' A : 7 ' MQ K . X K x ' I Q ' N K . , N ' ' 1 Q QW Av ' E I v ' w il Q ' M 'Q 'ISV' '44 Q if i I 3 rg H w 1 ,p :J ,w nm . f. ' ' i Y Z 2 Liam-V3 ,N .45 I . J ,sn W , ffi X 1 The Junior ' Class M 4 7 j E x E -' W , X -7 df. X5 ., , fe N SeC:2::G,1'f:'::'e' Vice President ft 'lj ' 6 Sponsor EARL BEATTY Ci iv D KENNETH BENSON sg ' K me ff J N Eg Page Tw J. JUNICR CLASS G. EARL BEATTY R.F.D. l Cove, Ohio Vice President .lunior Class, Campus Reporter Voice of Holmes , B.F.F. Presi- dent, Mixed Chorusj H.A.A. Minister Congenial BILLY JOE BOGGS 424 Framer St. Lewisburg, W. Va. H.A.A.j B.F.F. Minister Unassuming EVA PEARL CAMPBELL Route l, Box 120 Robertsdale, Alabama L.H.S., H.A.A.g Mixed Chorus, Sextet. Christian Service Considerate BERNICE SELECIA COFF Auto, W, Va. L.H.S. Christian Service Humorous Girls' as UD' unsung 'ur lm' EULA PEARL CRAFT 2220 Plaza Drive Wilmington, N. C. L.H.S., Girls' Sextet, Mixed Chorus Christian Service Versatile ANNIE MAE DAWKINS 24 North Street East Rockingham, N. C. L.H.S., H.A.A. Minister Diligent JANICE FAYE HARE Route 2 Kenly, N. C. L.H.S., Mixed Chorus, Girls' Sextet. Christian Service Serene MARVIN CURTIS JERNIGAN 404 East Armfield St. St. Pauls, N. C. B.F.F. Minister Conscientious If ir:-ff Ns-1 1. A . DURWOOD PELLETIER General Delivery Verona, N. C. B.F.F.g Mixed Chorus, H.A.A.j Male Quartet. Mission Field - Puerto Rico Ambitious GRACE BRUNELL PRICE Faison, N. C. L.H.S., Mixed Chorusg Girls' Trio. Christian Service Neat BOBBY LaFLOY REECE II5 Briggs Ave. Greenville, S. C. Mixed Chorus Minister lndustrious GWENDOLYN SADIE SHEPHERD Altamohaw, N. C. L l.S.g Mixed Chorus. Christian Service Friendly C' 1 .3-0. ,.-..I' . ri I: ' 7-ffl iv . K .'u.'s - 0 .Q .A .M f JUNIOR CLASS RICHARD BURIL LEVINER Route I, Box 58 Altavista, Virginia President Junior Class. Minister Competent NORMAN DONER LUCAS Falcon, N. C. Mixed Chorus. Minister Earnest BARBARA JANE MYERS IZZI Commerce Street South Norfolk, Virginia Mixed Chorus, L.H.S., 'H.A.A. Christian Service Reserved INEZ JOY PEGRAM 243 Sykes Ave. Wadesboro, N. C. Mission Field -Africa - Gentle 31 ' 9.75 1:'I Y .L 'V if .I CHARLES GARRISON SHIRLEY II Senator Pettus Ave. Greenville, S. C. Minister Quiet FRANCIS MAURICE STALVEY Sixth Avenue Conway, S. C. Mixed Chorus, B.F.F.j H.A.A. Minister Liberal JUNIOR CLASS Ii' ae:- Ei Page Twenty-Six BETTY GREY TYNDALL LOIS REBECCA WATTS MARVIN R. WHITFIELD Route I IIZ Old Gilmerton Rd. I30l Buncombe Street Godwin, N, C, Portsmouth, Virginia Greenville, S. C. L.H.S. L.H.S., Girls' Trio, Orchestra, Mixed Holmes Echo Associate Editorp H.AA Minister Chorus, Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class. Mgnisfer Sincere Christian Service potential Unique 1 a ,. 1 ,. z V Yfr 11 4' .,g,' -- ,- 1 ii ' 4 Af fi U4 'xii .5- g I I 5 1 B Iliff 'R .A-.W 'Bri h E+ y'X 'x 'YQ an gf, -.4 fn K V H- Nr '- H, 35. -X 1. 2- I lil-J L1 1 1 .iii , 112514 s NL . - N, 'N' 1. . - AN .A ' +I lf 7 Y : , -Nga-' 9' llzi Qxlxil ' ski? 'ff- sr, 'fx' X-' '? -' 4 :. M. 1 - xg iz.. . . . -3 vs. ibn 1 . ,gf': i gf..,, ,ww jk A , -1 I - , '. 'iF'ff' -J-' E ff CAMPUS SCENE Sophomore Class Officers President MR. JOH N MCCOY Secretary-Treasurer MISS DALE HODNETT Vice President Mr. WILLIAM C. BUTLER Sponsor MRS. MARION BROWN X. I , ,,, I MI .I I fl -X - 1, If If -.L Z ' :15 - I X'- .ie I 1. E Z 1 X x fly, , X, '21 ,J 4' I I . 1 I ,f fi SOPHOMORES MADIE MARQUITA EVA E. BREWER ALICE BROWN BETTY LOU BUTLER BILLINGSLEY 900 Chestnut St. Box 12 102 Parkman Circle 301 Ross Street Torboro, N. C. Castleberry, Ala. Ninety Six, S. C. Sf- PGUIS, N. C. L.H.S.j H.A.A. Mixed Chorusg L.H.S. H.A.A. Mixed Chorusg H.A.A. Christian Service Christian Service Christian Service Minister WILLIAM C. BUTLER EILEEN CARVER CECIL G. COATES ARLENE COLLINS 614 Pinckney Street Route 1 Box 282 1818 Pointview Rd. Greenville, S. C. Wagener, S. C. Roxboro, N. C. Youngstown, Ohio Orchestrag Boys' Triog Mixed Chorusj Girls' Sex- Minister L.H.S. Brass Duetg Mixed Chorusj tet, L.H.S. Minister H.A.A.g B.F,F. Christian Service Minister LINWOOD F. CONNER JESSE 0. DARNELL CECIL J. DAVIS ERA DAVIS Route 3 6 Oak Hill Wilmington, N. C. Box 71 Williamston, N. C. Piedmont, S. C. Minister R0IJ2I'fSdUI8, AIG- B.F.F. Minister L.H.S.: H.A.A- Minister Mission Field--Africa Page Thirty SOPHOMORES In-f if.. WESLEY E. DIXON ESTHER DOWNEY MARGARET DRIGGERS REBA ELLIS Greenwood, S. C. Route Z Laurel Hill, N. C. 7 BOXWUWI Minister -IUCICSOUI Ohio L.H.S., H.A.A. Hampton, Virginia L.H.S., H.A.A. Minister Mixed C I1 0 Y U Si I--H-S-I Christian Service H-A'A- Christian Service WILLIAM GULLEDGE, JR. DALE MARIE HODNETT MARY JANE HOYLE DENNY RAYHUMPHRIES Routc I, Box I29 Airport Rd., Route 3 IIO S. Avenue B'-'erm V'5lU1 V0- Robertsdale, Alo. Danville, Va. Maiden, N. C. Minister Mixed Chorus, B.F,F, L.H.S., Sec.-Treas. Sopho- L.H.S., H.A.A., Mixed Christian Service more Class. Chorus. Christian Service Christian Service VIVIAN JAMERSON PLINEY JEFFCOAT WINFIELD KELLY PHILIP LIST RFD 2, Box 224 Route 4, Box 335 1059 Castle St. Box 352 Dillwynl Va, Lexington, S. C. Wilmington, N. C. Lusaka, N. Rhodesia, L,H,S,5 Bulletin Sfenog- L.H.S. Mission Field-Hawaiian Afffw rapher. Christian Service Islands B.F.F., H.A.A. Chrigfiqn Service Mission Field-Africa Page Thirty-One SOPHOMORES PAUL MAZUR PAUL McCARTHY JOHN MCCOY, JR. GEORGE D- MELTON 3110 Utah Dr. 32 Grattan St. 58 Second St. 1521 Sunrise Ave. New Kensington, Penn. Toronto 15,0ntorio,Conada Greenwood, S. C. RUl9l9l', N- C- M i xe d Chorus, B.F.F., B.F.F. H.A.A.j Sophomore Class B-F-F-I H-A-A. H.A.A. Minister President. Mission Field-Africa Minister Minister I3 lv A Gigli? EMOGENE NANCE VIVIAN PAITSEL RANSOM R. RADFORD CAREY RICE Bladenboro, N. C. Box 22 1301 Buncombe Rd. Altavista. V0- L.H.S. Selma, Virginia Greenville, 5. C. Minister Christian Service L.H.S. Minister Christian Service Q 1 'f BILLY WAYNE RIGSBY MIRIAM ROBINSON VIOLETTE ROGERS D. RODNEY SINCLAIR Apt. 3, Cateeche Rd. Box 71 Baldwin Avenue Parsons, W. Va. Greenville, S. C. Robertsdole, Ala. Marion, N. C. B'F.F. Minisfer Mixed Chorus, L.H.S. Mixed Chorus, Girls' Sex- Minister Christian Service tet, H.A.A., L.H.S. Christian Service Page Thirty-Two H . . SO PH OMCDR ES THOMAS E. SKIPPER CLEMMON N. SMITH HOMER STEWART EVA STRICKLAND Route 2, Box 7983 Box 395 Route l, Box 300 Route 3 Georgetown, S. C. Muldffn, N- C- AYUIOYC, All Suffolk, Vu. B.F.F. Minister B.F.F., H.A.A. H.A.A.j L.H.S. Christian Service Minister Christian Service RUTH SUTTON HAZEL SWINK PAULINE TEACHEY CLARENCE TERRY 304 First St. Route 3 Cl1 N-IUGPIH, N. C. Flowers St. Tarboro, N, C, Vale, N. C. L.H.S. E. Rockingham, N. C. L.H.S., H.A.A. Minister Christian Service B,F,F, Christian Service Minister ANNE TODD WILLARD K. WAGNER CHARLOTTE WELLS FRED WHITE 4ll West 8th St. 646 Longstutt St. Willard, N. C. Perdido, Ala. BOX l85 Missoula, Montana L.H.S., Mixed Chorus. B.F.F. Roanoke Rapids, N. C. H.A.A., B.F.F. Christian Service Christian Service Mixed Chorus, L.H.S., Minister H.A.A. Page Thirty-Three SOPHOMORES MAGGIE Is. WILLIAMS MARY EMMA WILLIAMS ARCHIE WILLIS 1110 West Main 51. 3634 Malden Ave. RFD Box l8 W1111am5fon, N- C. Baltimore ll, Maryland Beaufort, N. C. L.H'S1: Mixed Chorus. Christian Service Mixed Chorusp B.F.F Minister Mlnlslel' Page Tl1ir1y-Four CAMPUS SCENE MR. WAYNE HUNGERPILLAR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT . If IWW' HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OFFICERS MR. SAMUEL FITZGERALD President MR. ELVIO CANAVESIO Vice President MISS MARY FREEMAN Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor High School Seniors First Row: LINDA ALEXANDER, ll Donaldson St., Greenville, S. C. Mixed Chorus, L.H.S.g H.A.A. RAYBURN BUTLER, 614 Pinckney St., Green- ville, S. C. ELVIO CANAVESIO, Alberdi 995, Lennes, Cordoba, Argentina, S. America. Second Raw: SYLVIA DREE CASE, Box 525, Mayodan, N. C. ANN WILSON CHAVIS, Route I, Box 4I, Bonneau, S. C. RACHEL EDWARDS, l402 W. Evans St., Florence, S. C. Third Row: SAMUEL FITZGERALD, Montebello, Virginia. MARY ANN FREEMAN, ISIA Buiten St., Krugersdorp, S. Africa. HOMER LEE JENKINS, Route I, Gibsonville, North Carolina. . Fourth Row: CHARLES LYONS, R.F.D. I, Box Ill, Westernport, Maryland. DUANNQMARTIN, 401 N. Fifth Ave., Mayo- dull, N. c. ALLISON MORRIS, 308 Campbell St., Flor- ence, S. C. Fifth Row: JOYCE STEVENSON, 25-C Siman Bright Apts., Kinston, N. C. ELDON TUCKER, Box 472, Joanna, S. C. CHARLES WALKER, Kingsport, Tennessee. Page Thirty-Six High School Juniors First Raw: JOHN BRYAN, JR., Rt. 7, Hall Rd., Greenville, S. C. FARRELL EVANS, Box 42, Ravenel, S. C. HARRIET GREEN, Copper Valley, Virginia. Second Row: RALPH W. LAMBERT, Mt. Olive, North Carolina. MARY LUCAS, Box 74, Falcon, N. C. RACHEL MORGAN, 371 Hampton St., Jo- anna, S. C. Third Row: ANN NELSON, Route 2, Roberson- ville, N. C. FRANK NIPPER, 2980 Hunt St., Jackson- ville 5, Florida. BEVERLY PARDEE, H32 Henman Court, Akron, Ohio. Fourth Row: BETTY PROSSER, ll3 S. Gaillard Sl., Florence, S. C. NAOMI QUEEN, Cherokee, N. C. RUBY COFFMAN, Prince, W. Va. Fifth Row: MILTON SMITH, Apt. 5-C, Mt. View Homes, Greenville, S. C. MARY A. TILLEY, l503 N. Heritage St., Kinston, N. C. ELVIN T. TRIPP, Box T66 D, Grimesland, North Carolina. Sixth Row: SHIRLEEN TUCKER, Box 472, Joanna, South Carolina. LlLLlAN UNDERWOOD, Route 7, Jonesboro Hgts. Sta., Sanford, N. C. SONJA WILLIFORD, Box l, Maxton, N. C. Page Thirty-Seven High School Sophomores Second Row: CHARLES AUSTIN, 2245 Edison Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. DOROTHY BLAND, Box 134, Robersonville, North Carolina. JERRY COOK, Rt. 3, Box 100, Lake City, South Carolina. Third Row: SYNAN COOK, 39 Chapel St., Charleston, S. C. BARBARA HEATON, Route 2, Taylors, S. C. BRENDA HOUSE, Route 1, Godwin, N. C. Fourth Row: RAY HUDSON, Mt. Olive, N. C. CHARLES RIKARD, 2102 A St., Augusta, Georgia. EDITH SHOKES, 427 N. Hanover St. Charleston, S. C. Fifth Row: RABON STEWART, Rt. 1, Box 385, Atmore, Ala. MELBA WALKER, Box 224, Maxton, N. C. DORIS WARD, Rt. 1, Box 365, Piedmont, South Carolina. idxi' 'A'-,.I ip!! .P KW ' 20, .c-XA, :Q ft ,ei , . L1 Q5 I is f Page Thirty-Eight First Row: CHARLES ATKINSON, 315 Railroad Ave., Florence, S. C. '1- 123 'iv i-'rv 'sr mn ,G-A 42:04 'V ...gg- High School VANICE AUSTIN Route 4 Rocky Mount, Va. CLYDE CAMPBELL 2117 Gadden Rd. Augusta, Ga. BUFORD HATLEY B Gridley St. Greenville, S. C. BARBARA MOORE 507 S. College St. Martinsville, Va. JOHN C. SMITH Route 3 Pelzer, S. C. SHERMON SMITH, JR. 505 Mill St. Hartsville, S. C. Freshmen HAROLD BUTTS 20-W. Blvd. Greenville, S. C. BERNARD DUNFORD Box 895 Buena Vista, Va. PERMELLIA HOPKINS Route 3 Greer, S. C. HILDRED POTTER 1011 Polluck St. . New Bern, N. C. JUDY SMITH Route 7, Box 272 Greenville, S. C. DANIEL STEPHENS 1320 21st St., N.W., Apt. 31 Washington, D. C. Page Thirty-Nine Fty Rfagpglffinc, Special Students M VI? X e W vu , I .4mD' ' Y' A L RAY BUCHANAN WILLIAM DOVERSPIKE l K 30I I. Street 609 S. Dock St. , Anderson, S. C. Sharon, Penn. X PAUL ENTREKIN JAMES SHERWOOD 337 F. Street I3II Bencini , Anderson, S. C. High Point, N. C. Q Q State Representation I I I I I I I I r I I I I I I I VIRGINIA State Representation W T State Representatives 1 at V R G N A i1?T Bit-'41, STUDENT GROU ig PS I956 1. Classes 2. Missions 3. Music 4. Library 5. Lucy Holmes Society 6. Beecham Fellowship Forum 7. Officers of Student Chapter H.A.A. 8. Voice of Holmes Staff 9. Echo Staff lO. Family Groups BIBLE CLASS C L A s s E s ' MUSIC CLASS LATIN CLASS MATHEMATICS CLASS SCIENCE CLASS MISSIONS MISSIONARIES OF THE FUTURE OFFICERS OF THE FOREIGN MISSIONS FELLOWSHIP REV. KENNETH BENSON President MISS MELVINE STEWART Treasurer MR. ED. C. MARSH Treasurer Page F tyS 7555 jlsl- r I , A' CENTRAL , . A72 - ' c. .Q 1 if 7 AMENCA I 2 X'- HOLMES MEMORIAL CHURCH Fo MEMORI X - V:--P, I . --.' L, - FT, , . 5- i K , -, ,b V i 5- 2: ' '-.Q-KN 'V '1 ' N Sateen if ' . 1- i fi -' - r .:'j,. ' ,V -f ' -- t - rar... ,, :I .- - 3, ' .' it -f'i'., MT ' ' if- ' 2 ' it 1' Fi gun , -1 ' V. ' - i ' 1 - - '. ' . . -U '-Y . ' ri' , :H ring- -Z' if. ' f , A' J' Q Qgflififg'-' - -nf Ji :W ' i ' ' A' 2 ,. V 4- A A Eiisi .ge - ' ' fi if ' Mir, ' X - . 1 , .lt -A ' : 'v ',: ' i ' ' . i 'iff 'isiiif I 31 Z H ' . is A 14 . Y , W .. we . ' , 7 l I f ' 1.5. ,V .. , 3' , t ' , , ij Y R ,315 . 5, Eiga, Q Q r L if ' A. M ,I M . ,, ,. ,- 'Simi' . - ,.,,-viii, M: . , . 'Sz , V ' Page Fifty REV. OSCAR E. TAYLOR And I heard a voice from heaven saying unto me, write, blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth, yeah, saith the spirit, that they may rest from their labors, and their works do follow them. Rev. 14:13 hll i if ORIA IN eye celsxs i wi:-fe .4 . l . I QQ. QT IN Team pzsjc H I I-.l-: h a I ll I, ' boxumnsus BONAG voLuN'rAT1s.,8 ltgfor-9 in me AIQAMI fo gall ana, in IAQ Cilarm peace fo men of goof! wiff, Department of Music Music at Holmes is a reverent of- fering to God for the Glory of His Name and an humble exhor- tation to God's eo le to unite P P in acceptable praise of His great goodness. Director Emeritus Director Mrs. NINA HOLMES WM. H. THOMAS Page 3 5 ' .4 nu! V! v n I ,: 1 wv n J 'ff i, 'A f f LM T' Q ' ' jg 1-7 J, ' l I . W LJ! 1, , Q i 1 :V X T - -I . f 1 . ,Q 0 Q C5 . , , 1 Q U ru A ' mi I' ' Q A QP: A Q I I -ISE? 'wr ' - ' R , I ,V 5 -2 'v MIXED CHORUS 1 . 3 3 2 C: 1 V ..,.,.. Librarian Our Library The library of Holmes Bible College is a great lamp of learning which is maintained primarily for the benefit of the faculty and student body. lt is a place of universal knowledge where one can enter its quiet portals and dig into its vast storehouse of wisdom and emerge a more enlightened and useful person. Our library is not only helpful to the student but to all causes which the student serves now or here- after. It promotes Christian education, the assimilation of historical information, interest in civic and gov- ernmental affairs as well as an interest in the psychological and sociological fields. It is a tool which may be used for innumerable good causes in the promotion of an enlightened civilization. Page Fifty-Four ugh.-E: PV , P5 M? s-1 43-G A- i' I n w --'-QL , , .-NJA' 53 YF av- --AL, .X Q.. ' OFFICERS - FIRST SEMESTER NANCY LINKOUS, President EVELYN CHAPMAN, Vice President J 2 fl AUDREY POOLE, Secretary-Treasurer ' ' ANN McKEEL, Prayer Chaplain PROGRAM COMMITTEE LOUISE CAVENAUGH YVONNE BROWN LUCY HOLMES SOCIETY N loving memory of Mrs. Lucy Simpson Holmes, the Lucy Holmes Society was organized for the purpose of promoting Christian fellowship among the girls and encouraging the building of character for Christ. Our Challenge is given to us by Paul in I Timothy 4:l2, who exhorts us to be an example of the believer in word,in conversation, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity. Our four organized prayer groups, which meet consecutively once a week, are a great aid in our spiritual life. Our theme song, Make Me a BIessing, beautifully describes the design of our society in the past, our purpose in the present, and shall remain our theme in our future promotion of Christ's Kingdom. ,, , OFFICERS-SECOND SEMESTER ., 44 l 1+ - - -f x.-We f ' 1 Louise CAVENAUGH, President YVONNE BROWN, Vice President MELVINE STEWART, Secretary-Treasurer MAXINE JONES, Prayer Chaplain PROGRAM COMMITTEE AUDREY POOLE RUTH DOWNING BARBARA MYERS syn, , fa I-4 'I Y 'I OFFICERS- FIRST SEMESTER EARL BEATTY, President EARL RECTOR, Vice President STEVE NORMAN, Secretary-Treasurer PROGRAM COMMITTEE JAMES ROBERTSON ROBERT CRAWFORD BYRNEL GRAHAM Beacham Fellowship Forum The Beacham Fellowship Forum was organized in the fall of I943, and was named in honor of our beloved president, Dr. Paul F. Beacham. Officers and program committees are elected each semester. The latter plan for each meeting either a guest speaker or a pertinent subject for general discussion. We 'TSB' have found that our monthly meetings promote a unity and a spirit of fellowship among the young men of the college in a way that no other activity does. Being Faithful unto death is our goal. X' OFFICERS - SECOND SEMESTER 'I EARL RECTOR, President ' ' EDWARD RICHARDSON, vice President I V SAMUEL FITZGERALD, Secretary-Treasurer 'I - PROGRAM COMMITTEE DAVID cox RALPH JERNIGAN JAMES YOUNG -I 9 Page Fifty-Eight D l ,E V -SL' Voice of Holmes Staff fa' HE principal purpose of this monthly publication is to send out to all alumni of Holmes Bible College news of the life and activities of the School. The Bulletin is sponsored by the Holmes Alumni Association and is truly the voice of the College to those who receive it. REV, KENNETH BENSON ........... . .....,.... Editor ,, VIVIAN JAMERSON ,.....,......,,.,... Stenographer JESSE DANIELS .....,,........... Business Manager JOHN BELL ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,..,.,.,,..... A d Solicitor EXElYElEifllT lfP'Tifli.-1igii1l Campus Repoffefs Conference Reporters: REV. H. T. SPENSE, REV. K. A. CARLISLE, REV. JESSE D. SIMMONS, REV. J. D. CLARK, and REV. RAYMOND POPE. . ll 'X If Z .1 l!Af7' Echo Staff I Faculty Adviser MR. WILLIAM THOMAS Editor Associate Editor CHARLES BUTLER MARVIN WHITEFIELD Stenographer Ad Solicitor Ad Solicitor STEPHEN L. NORMAN HARRIET GREEN JAMES ROBERTSON Business Manager Ad Solicitor Ad Solicitor DAVID COX EARL RECTOR RACHEL EDWARDS Page Fifty-Nine Tribute to Holmes- - Holmes Bible College stands as a monument of faith in God. Since its founding over half a century ago, its needs, in every sphere, have been supplied. Students, expected to pay no more than they could, have gone from this great institution to bless the world as ministers, missionaries, and Christian workers. The benefits they enjoyed while in this school have been, l think most of them will agree, fundamental to any success they achieved. The sacrifice of one man has meant the salvation of countless souls in dif- ferent parts of this vast world. These might never have heard about our Savior had N. J. Holmes not been willing to give up earthly wealth and fame in ex- change for eternal riches. Abundant progress characterizes Holmes Bible College. God has kept His hand upon the college year by year, step by step, and today, under the leader- ship of Dr. Paul F. Beacham, it stands as an edifice of TRUTH - the truth that makes us free. As we, the Class of l956, take our departure from this Bible College, there are mingled within our hearts gratitude and regret, happiness and remorse for things done and not done during our terms as students. Moreover, when we try to comprehend that which has been embedded in our hearts, and when we rec- ognize our responsibility to convey this TRUTH to those whom we shall serve, we stand in awe. To this treasured institution and her beloved president we leave this tribute: For what we may accomplish as servants of God, we acknowledge the ascendant influence of Holmes Bible College, a GREAT monument of faith in God. MISS MELVINE STEWART P g Sxty Holmes Alumni Student Chapter President Secretary JAMES ROBERTSON NANCY LINKOUS Vice President Treasurer EARL RECTOR STEPHEN L. NORMAN Sixt as CW el? 0 1. The Avants 5. The Cases 9. The Davises ur 2. The Bene 6. The ceshwens 10. The Dixons Families 3. The Bensons 7. The Coates H. The Doverspikes 4. The Butlers 8. The Cooks 12. The Dunfords r V tl ,Q 159 5 4, - gi e, l- 'P , P The Hilleys The Hudsons The Humphries The Jacksons e Kelleys 21. The McCoys e Lamberts 22. The Moseleys our e Leviners 23. The Moyers ' ' e Lucases 24. The Narrons Famllles 3' ' rg' 'f fy fi 4 44 CDur Fanhhes 25. The Potters 29. The Reeces 33. The Tarts 26. The Pressleys 30. The Smiths 34. The Whitfields 27. The Radfords 31. The Spains 28. The Rankins 32. The Swinks GIRLS DORMITORY Acl Contest Winners W-Q MISS JANICE HARE MR. ROBERT CRAWFORD COMPLIMENTARY HYDE PARK PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHUCH The Cl 11L1 -ch wizh a program than meets the needs of the people? 31.4 Hyde Park Avenue, DURHAM, N. C. MR. AND MRS. LONNIE STALV EY Conway, S. C. MR. AND MRS. WALTER L. WOOD. SR. Caldwell, West Virginia MR. Sz MRS. ALFRED H. BENNETT, JR White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. REV. AND MRS. KENNETH FOCUS White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. WALTER LEE W OOD, JR. Caldwell, West Virginia MRS. HENRY FOGUS White Sulphur Springs, W. Va REV. HAL T. GOODMAN Flomaton, Ala. REV. MASSIE POFF Roanoke, Virginia MRS. HERMAN DENHARDT 323 VV. Stone Ave., Greenville, S. C. LORRAINE STRINGAM 152 Riverside Drive Clark, New Jersey GENE WATSON CLEANERS Greenville, S. C. Page Sixty-Six COMPLIMENTARY REV. AND MRS. D. RAY HUMPHRIES Buena Vista, Virginia SUDDETH'S ESSO STATION Buncombe and Atwood Sts. Greenville, S. C. LESLIE METAL WORKS Hampton Avenue Greenville, S. C. J. W. SMITH Conway, S. C. HARDEMAN'S GULF SER. STATION 1300 Buncombe Street Greenville, S. C. MR. AND MRS. PRENTISS DAVIS Edwards Road Taylors, S. C. REV. R. P. NOEGEL 3011 Shadowlawn Ave. Tampa, Fla. MR. AND MRS. MILTON SMITH Mt. View Homes Greenville, S. C. REV. AND MRS. WILLIE R. HUDSON Mt. Olive, N. C. BROWN'S RADIO AND T. V. Phone 5-0005 Greenville, S. C. ANDY MULLINKIN Greenville, S. C. JAMES NEWTON McKenzie, Ala. BANKER'S LIFE 8. CASUALTY CO. White Cross Plan Greenville, S. C. THE CRICKET Greenville, S. C. EARLE'S HOME 8. AUTO SUPPLY 622 Buncombe Street Greenville, S. C. DICTAPHONE CORP. Greenville, S. C. HASKELL RAY BUCHANAN 310 I Street Anderson, S. C. FUDWICH TODD Conway, S. C. BOYDE GOUDE Conway, S. C. M. B. HUGGINS Conway, S. C. CAREY C. RICE Altavista, Va. MR. AND MRS. CLYDE SHELTON Altavista, Va. JULIAN POWELL Whiteville, N. C. MRS. VIRGIL MCKEEL 103 Wyche St. Whiteville, N. C. MRS. BARBARA McKEEL Whiteville, N. C. JOEY POWELL Whiteville, N. C. JEFFERY POWELL Whiteville, N. C. MR. AND MRS. LONNIE STALVEY Conway, S. C. COTHRAN TV SERVICE Greenville, S. C. MANLY'S LAUNDERETTE Mrs. C. P. Manly, Owner 206 Shaw St., Phone 5-9456 Greenville, S. C. Page Sixty-Seven Congratulations to Senior Class LON DON STREET Portsmouth, Virginia Pentecostal Holiness Church f ,N XX A ,I Tl O . REV. KENNETH HARRINGTON, Minisfef COME AND WORSHIP This is a Church with open doors, open hearts, and welcoming hands. A Church where souls may be saved and lives may be won for the Master. A Church where men and women may discover meaning, where souls may gain strength and where wandering feet may be led in the paths of righteousness. A WELCOME AWAITS YOU Page Sixty-Eight iffqfa 0' 11. '- s 1 55 V '.-fi M 1 cf V - D1 .N--4 ' v : .- , MOORES CHAPEL PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH' Route 2, Kenly, N. C. REV. J. R. SASSER, Pastor SUNDAY SCHOOL CYRUS JOHNSON, Director OFFICIAL BOARD ERNEST JOHNSON BURTON RICKS MARVIN LEWIS KELLY NARRON MRS. CLEO RENFROW MISS LOUISE JOHNSON, Secretary-Treasurer QS Compliments of DANNY W. STEVENS In Honor of Rev. W. D. Reynolds Forty-nine years of dedicated service to H.B.C Students - Former Dean of Men X: i' V, 'H 'Txav Sy' if K' 9153, 5 'L ,,.,-.. I Compliments of Robert L. Crawford ln Honor of l Mas. NINA c. Homes Fifty Years of Dedicated Service to Holmes Bible College Student - Teacher - Matron Music Director - Librarian - Registrar Swiftly days have com.e and gone Fifty rounded golden ycarsg Each with sad and happy memories Blends gay laughter and sad tearsg Useful hours filled with labor, Thoughfulness and deeds of love. 'Tis a life thafs lived for others Crowned with glory from above! l do laud with admiration, And your sunny life commend! As a glowing benediction, All His love on you descend! Page Seve nt Deacons: S. O. Flowers Dewey Pate L. L. Walker Richard Lambert A. M. Gainey V. D. Norton, Sec.-Treas. Church Officers: Leroy Flowers, Choir Director Odell Watts, Assistant Virgina Upton, Musician Foy Solomon, Assistant Mildred Smith, Assistant EAST ROCKINGHAM PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH REV. H. P. ROBINSON Minister Page Seventy-Four M' , . T v x kj? 5- , -a L w 'K w , .:,.. 2 -v v ,, 4 .. , 5 THE NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE of the PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH, INC. OFFICIAL BOARD: fLeft to rightj W. EDDIE MORRIS, Superintendent, JEROME HODGES, Assistant Superintendent, O. T. HOWARD, Secretory, RALPH R. JOHNSON, Treasurer T. O. TODD, Board Member. BETHANY P. H. CHURCH of SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE Minister LACY DREW Board Members W. E. WHITE G. W. WHITE M. C. FORT WHITE LEWIS CLYDE MURPHY VIVIAN WHITE, Secretary and Treasurer FLORIDA CONFERENCE of the PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH DR. J. M. PRESSLEY, Superintendent DR. E. O. SPROULL, Asst. Superintendent REV. C. C. FOREHAND, Secretary REV. NATHAN JOHNSON, Treasurer REV. A. T. GREENWAY, Board Member Page Seventy-Six SUNDAY SCHEDULE: Radio Program ............. 9:00 a.m. Sunday School .... . . .IO:OO a. m. Morning Worship ... ...'II:00 a. m. Youth Service . . . . . . 6:45 p. m. Evangelistic Service .......... 7:45 p. m. WEDNESDAY: Mid-week Service ............ 7:45 p.m. REV. B. W. ENGLISH, Pastor FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH Fourth and Queen Streets WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA GILBERT R. D. IONES 5' SONS MORTICIANS FURNITURE CO. FUNERAL Home Phone T78 I004 Augusta Street Complete GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA HOME FURNISHINGS 418 South Main Street GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Paul F. Beacham, Jr., Manager PARHAM'S WELDING SERVICE New Buncombe Road Greenville, S. C. WELDING SPECIALISTS FIRST PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH Elm Street Maxton, N. C. Pastor-J. R. MCNEILL Page Seventy-Seven il ,Z 1 , 1 'fr L ,5 Lb,- f' 1, ,, W, ffl? -fl K FIRST PENTECOSTAL N..-,S HOLINESS CHURCH Danville, Virginia Rev. R. J. Wells, Pasfor OFFICIAL BOARD Mrs. I.. W. Franklin, Secretory-Treasurer R. G. Jones J. A. Gardner, Sr. J. P. Stowe B. C. Arnn, Jr. Tom Scearce J. A. Graveif, Sr. E. G. Ingram CHURCH CALENDAR Sunday School .... ...... b ............... . ........ .... 9 : 45 A. M. J. Craig Stowe, Superintendent Morning Worship ............................... ..... 'I 1:00 A. M. Evangelistic Service .. ....... ................. .... 7 : 30 P. M. Mid-Week Prayer Service and Bible Study fWednesdayJ ...... 7:30 P. M. Page Seventy-Nine Compliments of the YOUTH SOCIETY of the Holmes Memorial Church FIRST SEMESTER President .......... Linda Alexander Vice-President . ..... Byrnel Graham SECOND SEMESTER President ................. Bull Butler Vice-president ....... Danny Stephens Secretary-Treasurer .... Milton Byers Secretary-treasur ..... Katie Henson Compliments of ZION PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH ROUTE 1 Conway, South Carolina Pastor-REV. JIMMY LITCHFIELD DRAPER PENTECOSTAL HOLI N ESS CHURCH The Church with a Welcome Pastor DEACONS R. H. Stewart J. R. Hopkins James Myers REV. JAMES A. WELLS g E shy ?.2.j - M , -L '4 , 'V i is-, - . lin 'Sf w- m ,419- J- -Ji-3.1, J A., 'fn' ..f-JT, ix!- Ae,-, . D 1 if M 1 .w w 1 ,QQ ns' Y. l als? 5- 25 41 , i fx. 'pw 1- ,1 -- , 1, ,A Q I l F.-' ' Fl 1 my ' Q' . ' 4. - 5' . Y N ,, i , i9,'k' ,, 1 5' ' ' 4' In M1i,4'.- '31, ' F, .,, .. ,41-...mv -.eng-at -A . . f 1 'f' 7 '-1 0' ' 1'.-Z. r ' . A ' W 'A W N . 1, , , ,I . A - ci-.4-. - s f- 2 - ,,,,J fp 'Mig -. Q'3 'n- wi 7-.Q Q :ryMW , , .' 1 f1 5,Lg,T Lili! -. V.-:wi-?g:J. 'K l,.,. ' P7515-cf ' 1-. . . 4' S g. llzg Q- 6' atc' tg Y .M Lg, ig . .fi . , :lin First Assembly of God Church Robertsdale, Alabama Pastor REV. HUBERT H. LOPER BOARD MEMBERS CLARENCE DAVIS PAUL PRAY MACE KENDRICK ALEX MITCHELL RosA CI-IEsTANG SERVICES SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP moo A.M. EVENING WORSHIP mo P.M. MIDWEEK WORSHIP-WED. 7:00 P.M. Page Eighty-Two Compliments from Thunder Swamp Pentecostal Holiness Church Route 4 Mount Olive, North Carolina REV. L. E. PEYTON, Pastor OFFICIAL BOARD MRS. ELLA MAE WHITFIELD fSec.-Treos.J WILLIAM CORBETT ALBERT WHITFIELD fSunday1 Sunday School . . . Superintendent-ALBERT WHITFIELD Morning Worship . P.H.Y.S.... ................ Director-MERLE ROSE Evangelistic Service .................... Ladies Auxiliary fThursdoy after 3rd Sundoyj ................. . . President-MRS. G.W. DAUGHTRY Prayer Service CWednesdayJ DANIEL HARRELL MRS. EVA WIGGINS MISS BESSIE SASSER .... 10:00 A.M. ....11:00 A.M. . . 6:30 P.M. .. 7:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. .. 7:30 P.M. Page Eighty-Three T l 1 MA AIZ, , 1, -:L H . v A '- ,ff 1-1 ' qv' ll H g 1, ,I 4 . I! 5 ,ML l 6, 1 4 z ', Y 1- 5 Q, , , fy ' . V 74 3 A'i:V,:,: , -gx , ', YQ fv 'sa 1 Nb, .I .. -- , , LA H .. ,,- ' K YY + x , 4 'ki 1 ' , ' F r.,- 45 ff. Q 'i '- '1 f If A V filli' x - ,1 1 -f .. my .5 . .1 X . -vs - E 1 .v , .-1-E ,Q -nu S.. :W N.-4 - - -- -. uf'-.-' . 1'2 :wg , H L V : : , ' 1 j ,H 11 -L' H' 1: LE-:Q , W' n - 1 pry A fa. f 5 ' . CHS' flag 5 .vu - ' f, f 'VBA- ,' ' ,Y 9' '49 fswvfa ' gp-3 V' 1 X. ' .. B -I F gi fwqj . VM 'V ' I up .,' --1 QQ-L. 4, .4 I-.-:i With Compliments of The Snuth Carolina Ennferenee of the Penleeeslal Hnliness Church Conference Superintendent REV. T. O. EVANS 454 W. Evans Street, Florence, South Carolina Assistant Superintendent REV. H. P. ROBINSON R. F. D., Rockingham, North Carolina Secretary REV. J. L. WALL Route 2, Box 391, West Columbia, South Carolina Treasurer REV. C. B. EDWARDS 205 W. Darlington Street, Florence, South Carolina Board Member REV. M. L. MOORE Camden, South Carolina Page Eighty-Five Compliments of SULLIVAN HARDWARE COMPANY Greenville, South Carolina WHOLESALE ONLY BRYANT TIRE Compliments of STEWART-MERRITT COMPANY COMPANY CLOTHING SINCE 1907 26 S. Main Street Greenville, S. C. VULCANIZING REPA'R'NG Lewis CLEANEIRS a. HATTERS 1413 Buncombe Sheet Delivery Service Phone 3-1741 Dial 3-2196 , 230 Buncombe SI. Greenvllle, S. C. DIXIE CLEANERS GUS KONDROS, Owner Telephone 2-9801 Compliments of SHERWIN WILLIAMS COMPANY Greenville, S. C. THACKSTON CHEVROLET COMPANY Dial 2-4451 GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA THE ARROW LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS 843 Buncombe Street W. L. AYERS, Manager COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES FROM YOUR FRIENDLY DIXIE-HOME STORES P g EghtyS ln Y. ff f an Ya ai Q, X' x xx., , , H5 A I' y 1-H' ljgiff l-T J , .. 25,54-iff V.. . S-.cs ,' , id-I wr' 'T :Q-25: -1- -,Aj 3355 fri ,fu - F 3.-:Q-ur .. 'Ia-1 ffm gg 2 'w f 'F'i :.Q 'S..:l 1. W . ' ' Q .5 'sary .Anti T WL-.39 H Aznl v. ,' 'Cask' W B ...LA Vilivvvf COLLINS PROVISIONS COMPANY GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Complimenfs of GORDON FOOD PRODUCTS BURGIN MOTOR COMPANY POTATO cl-ups -PORK SKINS 842 Buncombe Street GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA STEVENSON BROS. Home Furnishings 845 Buncombe Street GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA CANDIES - COOKIES BAKERY PRODUCTS - PEANUTS CORN CHEESE SNAPS Where to Call J. M. KING Phone 2-4561 New Buncombe Road No Answer Dial 2-9940 LUMBER 8L BUILDER'S . I ! I WASHINGTON AVE. SUPPLIES GREENVILLE, s. c. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS PHONE 2-3548 CELY BROS. LUMBER COMPANY, INC. P g Eghty-Eight UG Compliments of J. Louis Coward Construction Bo INCORPORATED GREENVILLE SOUTH CAROLINA PHONE 2-7201 lify Workmanship and Dependable Serv: J'- ,msg gi. F w f F Q x bi v ' r A ,U -.. I I H' ,WS 4 4. 2 ,., , , , fi I L .. . A Where the Greater Piedmont M Y mx k Area Shops and Saves! AlWAYS'lr1'E5T OUAII1- 10-12-14 N. Main Street GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Compliments t O Compliments of PET DAIRY Super Highway GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL CO. WHOLESALE Foons Fresh - Frozen - Canned - Dried WHOLESALE SERVICE Greenville, South Carolina Page Ninety-One What We Say It ls, lt ls REGISTERED JEWELERS AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY OFFICIAL JEWELERS - HOLMES BIBLE COLLEGE H A L E ' S Leading Jewelers and Diamond Merchants Since 1856 HUNTER TIRE SERVICE UNIVERSITY PARK 651 South Main Street Phone 2-4441 and 2-2992 Highway 29 General Tires - Batteries RGCGPPIHQ MR. AND MRS. R. D. IONER, owners CHEATHAM GREENVILLE HARDWARE CO. Two Convenient Locations With Plenty Free Parking Space 201 Buncombe St. 648 South Main Street P 9 Ninety-Two Compliments of ALABAMA CONFERENCE PENTECOSTAL HOLINEss CHURCH BORDEN'S BRUCE 8. DOSTER 'CE CREAM 116 S. M... S.. GREENVILLE, 5. C. D. W. BROWN Compliments AMERICAN SHOE SHOP of Sez, We double the wear of every pair.' Phon 3-9320 Pentecostal e ' Holiness BELK-SIMPSON CO. 104 S. Main St. Cl'lUl'Cl1 GREENVILLE, s. C. WHITEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA pastor REV. H. R. GILES REV. RALPH B. JOHNSON PASTOR OF CHURCH OF QOD CONWAY, s. C. I TRIANGLE PHARMACY COMPUMENTS Buncomlgelbrjlgtlgegtpgil Streets The Reasonable Drug Store OF GREENVILLE, s. C. SEE'S CREDIT GREENVILLE MOBILE: HOMES I Wade Hampton Blvd. 108 West Franklin St. ROCKINGHAM, N. C. Owner-LEROY FLOWERS Manager-MARLENE FLOWERS Super Highway Phone 3-3886 Greenville, S. C. HAYES FURNITURE CO. Easy Terms-Pay As You Earn 813 Hampton Ave. GREENVILLE, S. C. P g Ninet DORRELL MOTOR CO. NEW AND USED CARS Next to Bus Station 165 N. Coit St. FLORENCE, S. C. Phone 5076 We Finance Anything We Sell HIOTT PRESS PRINTERS 81 PUBLISHERS A FRIEND OF HOLMES 33 W. McBee Ave. Greenville, S Telephone 3-3615 and 3-3616 D. W. HIOTT BILL HIOTT B. O. HIOTT HEYWARD MAHON CO. H Incorporated OUTFITTERS TO MEN AND BOYS Greenville, S. C. Compliments of UNITED TIRE COMPANY 17 College St. Greenville, South Carolina WHALEY'S RESTAURANT Home coolcmo Where Southern Hospitality Begins Phone 9873 Compliments WATSON FURNITURE EXC H A N G E 141 E. Evans St. Dial 7911 FLORENCE, S. C. Phone 2-5687 Res. 3-1708 Real Estate LESLIE 6' SHAW, INC Developers 320 Buncombe St. First Federal Building GREENVILLE, S. C. Pg N tyF 854 Buncombe Street Greenville, S. C. SNYIJEIYS AUTO SALES We Don't Keep the Best Cars-We Sell 'Em WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dial 9-'l34l , BELCHER 8. MOONEY MAYNARD S Mm Sm Bunk Street Welch, W. Va. 1306 Old Buncombe Road WELLONS CANDY COMPANY Manufacturers of Fine Candies GREENVILLE, S. C. DUNN, N. C. A ,. . ,..,.,......' J - .. .-..4 1 '-.' , RAD'O AND VV' REPMR5 620 sunwmbe sf. Dial 5-305.5 ..., A A E A er -A C1auS9enS EcoNoMY ELECTRIC COMPANY ,,.,, . John M. Burdine M' 808 Buncombe St. Greenville S. C. -4--- Page Ninety-Five Compliments ot CUDA-GULA BUTTLING COMPANY C5165 fllilvllll IIC. ll. I. PAY. OIL HACK MOTOR CO. Willard Patton Auto Sales Buy with Confidence 14 Easley Bridge Road GREENVILLE, S. C. Phone 5-1791 Better cars for less moneyg Better terms for less charges. Owned and Operated by N. A. Hack Buncombe ancl Echols Streets GREENVILLE, S. C. Compliments of Compliments of BURGIN MOTOR COMPANY Buncombe Street GREENVILLE, S. C. Royal Crown Cola Company GREENVILLE, s. C. Page Ninety-Six Compliments of Tidewater Lumber Corporation MIAMI, FLORIDA James A. Brown, President A good place to buy coal. Ballenger Goal Company Yard - 13 Calvin St. Dial 2-6474 P.' O. Box Greenville, South Carolina PgN s CLIFTON'S FISH MARKET Compliments of Everyday is Fish Day At CIifton's Fish Market B. S. THOMPSON Whiteville, North Carolina 6' J. C. CLIFTON Owngr qnd Prqpriefqr WHITEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Catalina Hotel Court UnexceIIed in America AIR CONDITIONED Television, Telephone Each Room Member AAA-Recommended Duncan Hines US 29 North Greenville, South Carolina Telephone 2-7622 N tyEght KEYS PRINTING COMPANY ANNUALS OF DlSTlNCTlON GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Editor's Note This completes your journey through the pages that depict the life and activity at Holmes during the school year l956, and we trust that you have experienced the some degree of enjoyment in read- ing it that we experienced in compiling it. We gratefully acknowledge the interest and assistance of the student body and especially of our faculty adviser, as well as of all others who have in any way contributed to this annual. This has been an enriching experience for your staff and we feel that those who possess this annual do so because of a desire to treasure the memories contained herein. 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